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Killam Fellow studies abroad in Canada
Quad-major learns about geography, politics and history at Carleton University
Anusha Natarajan is a busy student. As a senior set to graduate this May, she will be taking home bachelor's degrees in sociology, history, political science and applied quantitative science, as well as minors in geography and Spanish, and certificates in international studies, political economy and social science research methods.
But, impressively, Natarajan, who attends Barrett, The Honors College, hasn't sacrificed extracurricular involvement in her academic pursuits. She is also a reporter and diversity officer for the State Press, a recipient of the 2022 John Lewis Youth Leadership Award from the Office of the Arizona Secretary of State and a lead fellow for The Andrew Goodman Foundation — to name a few of her accomplishments. Anusha Natarajan during her Canadian travels. Photo courtesy Anusha Natarajan
Natarajan, a Killam Fellow, most recently studied abroad at Carleton University in Canada, where she spent five months taking classes in Canadian geography, politics and history. As someone deeply interested in the way society works, she was excited to use her academic and journalistic skills to absorb all she could about our northern neighbors and their government. After her return in December, the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics caught up with Natarajan to ask about her academic pursuits and what she learned from her experiences abroad.
Question: What did you go into the trip most looking forward to?
Answer: For me, it was getting to know more about Canada and its history and politics. I have always heard about the clash of the French versus English and the Quebec referendum in seeking independence, and it was interesting to learn more about that through my coursework and visiting Quebec. Also, with Canada being part of the Commonwealth, I was looking forward to learning about the influence of the Commonwealth on Canadian society.
Q: Did the trip go as expected?
A: I think it did go mostly as expected, but I wish I had more time in checking out some of the museums in Ottawa where I did my exchange. I also was able to write for the student-run newspaper there, and I covered stories about Canadian National matters, so I was able to cover a teacher strike that was happening in Nova Scotia, and I thought that was a great experience in using my reporting abilities abroad.
Q: What are your biggest takeaways from the experience?
A: The biggest takeaway from this experience was just embracing the unpredictability. As you know, Canada is cold, so it taught me to be more independent and trying to learn how I can get adjusted to a place that is unfamiliar. I was also able to learn a lot more about the country too, when it comes to customs and culture.
Q: Do you feel like it affected your career ambitions?
A: I definitely did think it affected my career ambitions because I have been interested in looking at comparative election misinformation, and I have been able to build connections across the country to understand how the country has been dealing with misinformation as well as public stakeholders. It made me realize that I also want to pursue a career that deals with a lot of international work and travel.
Q: What would you tell other students who want to study abroad?
A: I would say do it! It is a great way to meet people from all across the world. I have made lifelong friendships with people from across the world, and it is great talking about how similar and different our lifestyles are. It also allows you to become more confident and build interpersonal skills, which is something that you will need after graduation.
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He will rise again: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' revival coming to ASU Gammage
"Jesus Christ Superstar" is a show where two worlds collide as it brings the musical stylings of a rock concert — true to the original 1971 album of the same name — to the Broadway stage, complete with powerful vocals and fierce choreography. From Jan. 31 through Feb. 5, "Jesus Christ Superstar" will rock the stage at Arizona State University Gammage.This musical is a story that many are fami...
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"Jesus Christ Superstar" is a show where two worlds collide as it brings the musical stylings of a rock concert — true to the original 1971 album of the same name — to the Broadway stage, complete with powerful vocals and fierce choreography. From Jan. 31 through Feb. 5, "Jesus Christ Superstar" will rock the stage at Arizona State University Gammage.
This musical is a story that many are familiar with as it shows Jesus' life in the final weeks before crucifixion with one small twist: The story is told through the eyes of one of the 12 Apostles — the one who betrays him — Judas. Jack Hopewell and the company of the North American Tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar." Photo by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade Download Full Image
"'Jesus Christ Superstar' is a rock musical about friendship, power and betrayal to its core, and it really shines in those elements," said cast member Nicholas Hambruch. "It's put on almost as a rock concert. It is emotional and guttural and intense, and it's great because it brings the story everyone knows to a much more human element."
This show has an obvious biblical narrative, with storytelling elements that are tied to the world of music. Jesus is portrayed as this new up-and-comer in a world of old rock legends and record labels. Even in the stage and prop design, there are microphones and instruments hidden in plain sight that add to the worldbuilding of the story.
Hambruch portrays Pontius Pilate, a key character that comes into play during the second act. He comes from the old world of music and is the figurehead that the characters in "Jesus Christ Superstar" turn to when it comes to deciding the fate of Jesus.
He is "someone who is put in an impossible position and doesn't really know what to do, and the whole decision is put on his lap," said Hambruch. "There's this moral divide where he doesn't want to kill this man for no reason but when faced with an angry mob, he knows that once they do this, he's done too — he's going to fall with Jesus."
Something big that this musical adds to the original album is the choreography and dance elements that tie into the lyrics and staging.
"It's so interesting as you get to do these stories that everyone knows and loves, but it's so different this time around because of our direction, and our choreography is so much more physical than people have seen in the past. Dance is a huge storyteller of this," said cast member Kalei Cotecson.
Cotecson is in the ensemble throughout the entire musical. She is one of the members of the angry mob that guide the story to its end. This is a very physically demanding role in the show, and Cotecson has to balance many hats for this role with her many appearances.
"This is such an ensemble piece. The mob is just a huge part of telling how things catapulted and got so intense so quickly, and we do show that incredibly physically onstage. It's very predominant the entire show — a lot of movements and so little time to catch your breath," Cotecson said.
It's common to get homesick after being on tour for so long, but for some lucky cast and crew, where they call home is one of the stops on the road. This is the case for both Hambruch and Cotecson, who have both spent most of their lives in Arizona.
Nicholas Hambruch plays Pontius Pilate and Kalei Cotecson is an ensemble member in the North American tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar." Photo courtesy "Jesus Christ Superstar"
"The cast is really excited to come to Arizona specifically because this is my home state. I've really missed the sun, and I've been telling everyone how nice it'll be when we get there. We all like to do things specific to each area, so we will definitely be hiking while we're there, and best of all, I will get to see my family," Cotecson said.
Both actors also have ties to ASU. Hambruch has many friends and connections here after he auditioned for the ASU School of Music, and Cotecson's parents met while going to ASU and both sang in the choir.
"It's a really full-circle moment for me performing at ASU. I'm really glad to be able to come back and see everybody and be in my hometown," said Hambruch. "Arizona is really wonderful, and I love all the places that I've gone to so far, I really do, but I am excited to get back home."
While "Jesus Christ Superstar" tells a religious story, it is not necessarily a religious show. The emotional and religious context will come from the audience. It is the story that some people are familiar with, but the show itself makes no attempt to sway audiences to think one way or another about religion.
"The show is a show for everyone both religious and nonreligious. This is a story of two people and how power and greed put a divide in that friendship, and what you take out of it is entirely up to you. That's true amongst the cast as well. Even the cast has very different roles, religious beliefs and different views, and it doesn't matter at all – everyone loves each other equally," Hambruch said.
The show highlights the voices and talents of its cast while remaining true to the original album as its source material. The show has power ballads and intense duets that bring the show along a course of highs and lows that follow Jesus and Judas. There are moments of fun and laughter followed by somber moments of solitude and regret.
"The people are very amazing, and the story is so loaded; not only is it very entertaining and fun to sing along to, but you leave the room feeling something more. I really do love that it brings it down at the end on a note that makes you think about everything, and it has the opportunity to ignite real emotion in people and spark new conversation," Cotecson said.
"Jesus Christ Superstar" will be coming to ASU Gammage Jan. 31–Feb. 5. For more information, please visit asugammage.com.
Nicholas Hambruch, an Arizona resident, plays Pilate in the North American tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar."
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Jack Hopewell, who was born in Arizona, plays Jesus in the North American tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar."
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SUNNYVALE, Calif. –November 27, 2018 –Kiana Analytics, Inc., the IoP ™ solutions company that provides proximity and physical security services to organizations worldwide, today announced numerous innovations, integrations, and industry leadership highlights that have contributed to the company's rapid growth in 2018.
Kiana augments physical security capabilities at airports, campuses and large public venues through location-based services, image device association, forensic analytics, and pattern tracking. The platform improves business profitability by magnifying foot traffic, enhancing visitor engagement, optimizing human capital planning, and analyzing queue waits and visitor behavior (see video).
To date, Kiana has processed more than 475 million unique wireless device IDs across 50 countries worldwide, driven by adoption of the company's IoP technologies, used for greater security and visitor engagement across an array of industry use cases.
The platform's universal device detection recognizes all mobile devices and wearables – connected, detected, Android, and iOS – enabling companies to determine recognizable, as well as potentially undesirable, visitors. In 2018, Kiana was awarded two important patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The patents cover technologies powering KianaSecure™and KianaEngage™, which detect and analyze tens-of-thousands of visitors per day, making the cloud-based software ideal for corporate campuses, convention centers, airports, malls, and other large venues.
Uniquely identifying all wireless devices–Announced in June, Patent 9,998,907 covers industry-first methods for identification of all connected and detected WiFi, Bluetooth, and smart bulb devices.
Hundreds of VARs, system designers, and integrators use Kiana's market-leading real-time location services' (RTLS) proximity accuracy and speed to empowering organizations across industries to leverage their WiFi infrastructure in order to capture visitor traffic and demographic data, increase physical safety and security, improve operations, refine marketing campaigns, and engage visitors.
Networking –Official partner of HPE Aruba, a leading provider of next-generation networking solutions for enterprises. Kiana is also now available for Cisco Meraki and Aironet WiFi users.
HD WiFi– Everest Networks, a leadingHigh-Density (HD) WiFi platform for stadiums, convention centers, shopping malls, transport hubs, campuses, and smart cities.
Smart Bulb Technologies – Lunera,which designs, manufactures, and sells LED lighting solutions for existing commercial and industrial (C&I) facility retrofits.
DHS Award –As part of the Silicon Valley Innovation Program(SVIP), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) awarded Kiana Analytics another project to develop technology to enhance the U.S. Customs and Border Protection counting and measuring capabilities at ports of entry.
Innovation Award– Kiana received the "Rocket to Success" Award at the Telecom Council's 2018 Innovation Showcase.
Kiana cloud-based software and patented device detection enhance physical security, optimizes operations and delivers proximity solutions for businesses worldwide. Corporate campuses, event venues, transportation hubs, and shopping malls use Kiana's real-time remote awareness platform to strengthen physical safety and security and understand visitor behavior. Founded in 2013, Kiana Analytics is a fast-growing GDPR-compliant company with offices in Silicon Valley and Germany. Kiana was named the Top Innovator in May 2018 by the Telecom Council. To learn more, visit www.kiana.io.


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Even before the Spike Video Game Awards aired last Saturday night, one of its biggest announcements was the talk of the video game community. News regarding The Last of Us – a PS3 exclusive – leaked onto the 'net a couple of days before its existence was made official at the ceremony. Since then, the buzz has multiplied, as gamers eagerly await more news about the Naughty Dog project. Apparently, the survival horror title has been in-development at the studio, for the last two years.
In order to pique our collective interest even more, the game's development team has released a set of several new screenshots. Quite impressive shots, if I must say so myself. Exterior screens show an autumn-blanketed and overgrown city, which has turned into what resembles a quiet ghost town. However, when we step inside to where our heroic father and daughter team is hiding, it's a different story. Fearing for their lives, they're shown fending off heinous creatures with ammunition-based means.
I'm all for a new survival horror experience. Since the days of Resident Evil 2 and Silent Hill 2, the creepy genre has become a personal favourite. The Last Of Us looks like it could be another tense and high-quality release, which is something that I also expect Silent Hill: Downpour to be (having played its twenty-minute long demo.)
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Upon arrival in Hong Kong International airport, board direct ferry to Macau (No immigration at HKG). Reach Macau by ferry in one hour and shuttle transfer to hotel for check in and relax.
In the evening enjoy gaming session in World's best casino resorts in Macau or just witness the island's lively night life.
Morning guided Macau city tour including Na Tcha Temple, Ruins of St. Pauls, a section of the Old City Walls, Museum of Macau, Mount Fortress, A-Ma Temple, and Macau Tower.
Transfer to Macau ferry terminal for one hour ferry to Hong Kong Island. Upon arrival in Hong Kong, transfer to hotel for check in and relax.
Evening enjoy Hong Kong by night tour.
Post breakfast board day train to Shenzhen. Clear Immigration at Shenzhen – china border in the group. Arrive at Shenzhen city railway station by your tour guide for city tour including Windows of the world.
Enjoy Shopping bargains and experience Chinese culture.
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Today was a good day at work.
I made some serious progress on about 4 different projects that have slowly been building up, and I was getting aggravated that thy didn't seem to get completed at any point.
So instead of having everything progress sequentially, it all happened simultaneously, and all this happened today when my boss was out. When speaking to him, and recognizing the fact that I seem to get more done when he's not around, I actually told him to stay home more often, and we'll see how fast everything shapes up.
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Alexander Klee (* 6. Oktober 1940 in Sofia, Bulgarien; † 1. März 2021 in Bern) war ein Schweizer Maler, Grafiker und Kunstsammler. Als Künstler arbeitete er unter dem Namen Aljoscha Ségard.

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Alexander Klee war Sohn des Stifters Felix Klee und Enkel des Malers Paul Klee. Zunächst in Würzburg aufgewachsen, zog er mit seinen Eltern 1948 in die Schweiz. 1958 absolvierte er die École de photographie in Vevey. Ab 1963 arbeitete er als Pressefotograf in Zürich, von 1970 bis 1975 als Buchhändler, Grafiker und Maler in Bern, ab 1976 als freiberuflicher Künstler in Bern und der Provence wo er in Cavaillon lebte. Klee war mit dem Künstler Georges Item befreundet.

Nach dem Tod seines Vaters 1990 engagierte er sich für die Gründung eines Paul-Klee-Museums in Bern, das 2005 in Form des Zentrums Paul Klee eröffnet wurde. Als Erbe brachte er die Hälfte der im Nachlass seines Vaters vorhandenen Werke und einen grossen Teil des Familienarchivs in das Museum ein.

Alexander Klee war auch Kunstsammler; mehr als 850 Werke aus seinem Besitz befinden sich als Dauerleihgabe im Zentrum Paul Klee. Er sass auch als Verwalter des Nachlasses seines Vaters im Stiftungsrat des Zentrums.

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 Zum Geleit. In: Thomas Kain, Mona Meister, Franz-Joachim Verspohl (Hrsg.): Paul Klee in Jena 1924. Der Vortrag. Minerva. Jenaer Schriften zur Kunstgeschichte, Band 10, Kunsthistorisches Seminar, Jenoptik AG, Druckhaus Gera, Jena 1999, ISBN 3-932081-34-X
 Zeichnungen. In: Hermann Schreiber: Provence, Zauber des Südens, Bern/ Stuttgart 1974
 6 Radierungen, 6 Texte, Gümlingen 1981
 Nachtgärten. Ginasservis 1986
 Für meinen Vater. In: Bernd Storz, Gabriele Straub (Hrsg.): Felix Klee. Arbeiten auf Papier. Bilder von Felix Klee 1913–1921, Hans Thoma-Gesellschaft – Kunstverein Reutlingen 1991
 Texte. In: Georges Item: Anges=Engel, Biel 1992

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Historic moment: Ford unveils first electric F-150
How the average "redneck" will react to the fact that Ford's largest, most sought-after and loudest pick-up model F-150 will no longer make noise, we can only imagine. Despite that, the best-selling vehicle in the United States received an electric edition for the first time this year, called Lightning. It will have 563 hp, 4WD drive, it will arrive on the market next year, and its main rivals will be the electric Hummer and Tesla Cybertruck. Its trump card is the price, which is not significantly higher than standard models.
Ford's F Series has been made since 1948, and the 14th generation of the legendary model is currently in use. The best-selling vehicle in the United States was bought by as many as 730,000 people during the last extremely difficult year alone. Now, for the first time, this legendary "worker" received an electric version, which was presented last night.
The Ford F-150 Lightning will have all-wheel drive, two electric motors with a total power of 563 hp and 1,050 Nm, which is also the highest torque ever offered in this pick-up model.
The huge truck will reach 100 km / h in just 4 seconds. It will be offered in two options when it comes to the battery, so the more powerful version will have a range of 480 km, and the weaker one 370 km. Charging on a fast charger will take about 40 minutes.
The largest load capacity will be 907 kg, and towing up to 4,536 kg. New technologies will also enable the F-150 to immediately calculate the electric range with the help of a scale for measuring the weight of cargo.
Since the electric motors are smaller than the conventional ones that powered the large pick-up, the Lightning version will also provide luggage space under the hood with a volume of 400 liters.
The new electric version retained the chassis of the classic F-150 (which is also offered as a hybrid), and an independent rear suspension.
The new F-150 will also debut Ford's new and huge 15.5-inch Sync 4A infotainment system, while the driver will have a 12-inch digital instrument panel in front of the driver.
The starting price with the electric pick-up will be 32,972 dollars, which is not much different from the versions with SUS engines.
Watch the video where Ford shows that the new F-150 Lightning can power even a house, as well as a number of electrical appliances.
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The retailer is deploying handheld RFID interrogators and considering wearable interrogators, and is close to adopting forklift readers.
Jan 25, 2006—Simon Langford, director of RFID strategy at Wal-Mart Stores, said the retailer is rolling out handheld RFID interrogators to help store associates pick products that need to be brought out to the sales floor. He also said the chain was close to deploying its first forklift interrogator and is in the early stages of looking at wearable readers.
"In 2002, we were involved in the early implementation of RFID readers as part of the Auto-ID Center field trial," Langford told attendees of the RFID Academic Convocation, an invitation-only event held Jan. 23-24 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). "Those early readers took hours to install and minutes to destroy. But we learned a lot, and we have been applying that knowledge."
Langford said Wal-Mart can now deploy interrogators at 20 read points in a store or distribution center within hours. A few years ago, it would have taken several days to complete the same installation. One reason for the quicker completion time is that vendors have introduced hardened portal systems that can be bolted to the floor, as opposed to requiring end users to install supports for interrogator antennas.
Wal-Mart is also rolling out handheld RFID interrogators—mobile computers that can scan a bar code or read an RFID tag. Store associates use these devices to identify which items are out of stock and generate lists of products to be brought out from the back of the store. The devices beep more loudly as they approach an RFID tag, enabling associates to find cases in the back room quickly.
Additionally, Wal-Mart is close to deploying a forklift reader that could reduce the need to install portal interrogators around dock doors at its Sam's Club stores and, eventually, its distribution centers. The forklift interrogators read tags on pallets the forklift is carrying. The interrogators could also read shelf tags or location tags embedded in the floor of the store or DC. This will enable Wal-Mart to streamline business processes by enabling the retailer to track where a pallet has been placed.
Langford said Wal-Mart is in the early stages of investigating the use of wearable RFID solutions. These might include interrogators attached to associates' belts or vests. "The system could be reading tags in the background and giving the associates information on what they need to do," he said. "We need systems to help people move product to the shelf. It's the last 50 yards [where products are brought to the store shelves] that's the hardest."
Wal-Mart is currently upgrading its RFID systems to the second-generation Electronic Product Code standard—which, Langford said, would bring performance improvements. "When we said we needed an EPC standard that would work globally, we didn't need a global tag that offered a small improvement in performance. We needed a step change," he says. "I'm pleased to say Gen 2 is a step change in performance."


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Don't blame parents for girls' defilement
It was very insensitive for the Police in Gulu to blame parents for the increasing cases of defilement during holidays. Police claimed that it is due to parental negligence that the cases of defilement were increasing especially in holidays.
I really find this malicious and a case of badmouthing parents. Does the Police mean to say that the reason why girls are defiled today is because their parents are not putting them on a leash? Are these girls dogs that in order to protect their honor they should be tied up? Because thats the only meaning I can interpret from the police accusations.
When it comes to parental care, I believe parents do a great job. The only problem is that in trying to meet their parental obligation, some of them work 24/7 just to earn a living. So, how can one expect such parents to keep an eye on their kids when they are busy at work as well?
Besides, how many children have been defiled under their own parents' roof by relatives, friends and house helps? Can we still say that's a case of negligence when the people we trust with our children are the ones that destroy our children's honor?
What of the sneaky way girls move about their own business?
Doesnt the Police know that among the sneaky creatures on earth is the girl child? When she wants something, she will do anything to get it. She won't even bat an eye when she looks you in the eye and spouts a lie.
So, how will a parent know that when this girl tell them she going to visit a friend, it's not a boyfriend she is not going to see. How can they tell that when they send their daughter out to fetch water or to the market that there are men that attract her eyes? Not only that, that they promise her sweet nothings that throw out all the parental advise out of her head.
And what about the raging hormones that girls go through during adolescent, the constant urge to have sex. Can we still blame that on the parents?
There are so many factors that contribute to defilement, but it's never a parent's fault. We can blame the men who seduce and assault our girls' innocence or the girls themselves who believe in sweet nothings but never the parents.
Unless of course, you as the police are encouraging parents to chain their children to their beds or put them under house arrest, that way parents can be assured of their children's safety which behavior on the contrary is abominable given that it denies a child a right to freedom of movement.
Diana Nansamba, Kyengera
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Airbus just flew its incredibly bizarre BelugaXL for the first time, and it looks amazing
Mike Wehner @MikeWehner
I have a bit of a thing for big, weird planes. The Super Guppy is one of my all-time favorite things ever, so when I heard that Airbus had a new mega-transport plane in the works I couldn't wait to see it. The BelugaXL is that new plane, and the company just performed its very first test flight. It is glorious.
The BelugaXL is an absolute behemoth, capable of hauling a whopping 50 tons — bringing its total takeoff weight to nearly 230 tons. There's absolutely no reason such a massive thing should be capable of getting even an inch off the ground, but thanks to the wonders of physics it flies just fine.
The plane is the successor to the already-huge Beluga, featuring 30% more capacity, and is expected to enter service in 2019. It's designed to carry huge loads, including aircraft parts that simply couldn't be transported by any other means. A huge section of the plane's front end flips wide open to allow cargo to be loaded and unloaded, and large items are fully secured for the flight to avoid any shifting or sliding which could spell disaster for the plane.
The plane is 20 feet longer than its predecessor and has a huge list of upgraded components. It's a serious machine with a serious job, but that hasn't stopped Airbus from having a little bit of fun with it.
LOWPASS! 👋🏻 #BelugaXL pic.twitter.com/OVfs0IgUxE
— Airbus (@Airbus) July 19, 2018
With a name like BelugaXL, it's clear that Airbus sees the similarities between the plane and the massive mammals that dominate ocean waters. As a little nod to that fact, the plane's first flight was flown with an incredibly charming paint job featuring a wide, smiling mouth and a pair of huge eyes. It seriously looks like a whale. I'm in love.
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We are excited to announce a competition to win these earrings! This time we have collaborated with Aylin from Abiza – a natural and unique range of jewellery. We are giving away a set of her beautiful handmade turquoise earrings.
Earrings are a quick and easy way to dress up an outfit and also to add some colour to your face. These turquoise earrings are the perfect accessory to add some brightness to your eyes with minimum effort.
Abiza is a jewellery line by Aylin, based in Chester, Cheshire, a historic walled city in England.
My personal taste has been shaped by experiencing life in different parts of the world with my family. I was born and raised in Turkey. Then in the last 11 years I lived in Switzerland, Dubai and England.
I have a huge passion for design which goes many years back. After experiencing many different mediums, I found jewellery as my way of expressing myself through Abiza product line.
I enjoy spending time with the large variety of natural crystals I am working with and get tremendous inspiration. Simplicity, elegance and uniqueness are the most important characteristics I would like to see in my products.
Beautiful genuine Sonoran Turquoise crystals are tumle polished. They have been minimally wire wrapped and accentuated with a single 14K Gold Fill saucer bead each, suspending from 14K Gold Fill long, V shape ear wires.
Enter to win these earrings here.
Beautiful stones make beautiful earrings.


An equine veterinary simulator being put together.
An anatomically correct horse model to help veterinary students learn about colic and reproductive issues in horses will soon be in use at University of Guelph's Ontario Veterinary College, thanks to a $50,000 donation.
The model opens to reveal anatomically correct latex organs that can be inflated to mimic colic, the leading cause of premature death in horses, and also certain reproductive challenges.
A donation from the Equine Foundation of Canada has enabled the purchase of the life-sized horse model from Canada's Veterinary Simulator Industries.
The Equine Palpation Colic Simulator has a soft silicone head and palpable veins in the neck covered by a replaceable hide that can endure multiple punctures. A mechanical system allows the veins to be pressurised. A bridle can also be put on the simulator, which is modeled on a 15hh quarter horse.
It will allow student veterinarians to practice clinical and technical skills, vital to improving confidence and competence.
Equine Foundation of Canada secretary Nancy Kavanagh delivered a cheque for nearly $50,000 to OVC Dean Jeffrey Wichtel and Gayle Ecker, director of Equine Guelph, to buy the simulator.
When Foundation President R.J. (Bob) Watson contacted Wichtel for his wish-list, the VSI model was at the top.
"The Foundation has been rotating funding proposals annually among the five veterinary colleges in Canada and 2018 is Guelph's turn," Watson said.
Wichtel said great progress had been made in learning technology for veterinary clinical skills development, and this equine model was an excellent example. "Our college has committed to the use of high fidelity models and simulations in early clinical training whenever possible.
An Equine Neck Venipuncture Model.
"When our students perform their first procedures on a live animal, they will be even better prepared and more confident," Wichtel said.
The EFC is an outgrowth of the Canadian Morgan Horse Association (CMHA), founded in 1960. The purpose of the CMHA was to assist Morgan breeders and owners with promotion and registry services to protect the integrity of their pedigrees.
In 1983, the Association expanded its interest to concern for the welfare of all horse breeds and created the Foundation to assist in safeguarding their future.
With a factory in Calgary, VSI was once a recipient of startup funding from the EFC, which provides for scholarships and other worthy requests. But the primary focus now is on buying teaching equipment for equine veterinary education.
The inside of the Equine Palpation / Colic Simulator.


Our Stewardship Committee, under the leadership of Mary Molnar, chooses various projects throughout the year. If you have an idea for a project that you would like to organize and lead, please discuss it with Mary, who will either approve it, or bring it to the church council, if necessary.
Or clearly print or type their name and situation on a piece of paper and give it to him before church.
Please bring your used printer cartridges to the church and drop them in the designated box in the narthex. We turn them in and earn credits for teachers/schools.
Donation Bin for Vietnam veterans is now at the church. Please, no old TVs and that sort of thing.
Please donate toiletries, socks, x-word and other puzzle books, sugar free hard candy, good quality granola bars, lip balm, nail polish, light reading paperbacks, such as those written by Debbie Macomber, and boxed greeting cards and stamps for Easter baskets for our shut-ins who are home bound or in nursing/assisted living facilities. Your generous gifts will be welcome by April 14, Palm Sunday. Thank you!
Due to a malicious fire, MLC will no longer be accepting paper materials for recycling! Please leave recyclable paper and magazines in the bin at St. Gerard Majella Roman Catholic Church, 16130 Clifton Park Ave., just two blocks south of MLC.
We will happily accept cans. It's better to wait and bring cans when the church is open so that they can be left in the west entry vestibule. The money received is added to the monthly offerings.


In the 1940's, the Southern Pacific "Morning Daylight" was possibly the world's most beautiful train, its orange and red striping being reserved for the SP's premier train lines. This "Morning Daylight" consist ran between Los Angeles and San Francisco along the beautiful California coast, past cities such as Ventura, Santa Barbara, Salinas and San Jose. Heading up the "Morning Daylight" was the specially built steam locomotive, the GS-4, one of the most well known steam engines ever built.


Livestock judging camp to be in Curtis, Neb.
Animal evaluation skills and livestock programs at a mini "boot camp" will be featured May 25 at the NCTA Standard of Excellence Livestock Judging Camp at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis.
The camp for youth ages 8 to 18 will feature animal evaluation skills and oral reasons of beef, swine, sheep and goats, said Douglas Smith, PhD, NCTA chairman of the animal science and agricultural education divisions.
Smith also has coached the NCTA Aggie Livestock Judging Teams since 2011. The NCTA judging team, new recruits for the 2017-2018 season and guest instructors will lead the sessions.
Judging Camp allows various levels of participation for partial registration, meals and overnight lodging at the NCTA dormitories, or a 2-day package to include Nebraska Extension's Youth Animal Science Field Day on May 26.
The Field Day is sponsored by Nebraska Extension, Frontier County 4-H and the NCTA Livestock Judging program.
Additional information about NCTA's animal science program or livestock judging teams is available at ncta.unl.edu or by contacting Dr. Smith at (308) 367-5286.


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THE North-West is known for its gourmet food and high quality produce - and now there is a new way to access it - with a mobile friendly website. The Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail was launched yesterday and will help put North-West producers on the map both  locally and internationally. You can now take a day trip and find everything from sweet treats to fresh produce and fine wines in your backyard. The easy-to-use website can guide your journey from cellar doors to farm stalls and food festivals. There are already 20 businesses which have signed up to showcase what they have on offer. Cradle Coast Authority's regional tourism manager Ian Waller said he expected those numbers to grow rapidly now that people could see the benefits. ``This is us starting to recognise that we have to find things that are important in our region and food and produce are two of those,'' he said. ``We need to focus on niche products, not necessarily sell the region as a whole.'' Mr Waller said the launch was a culmination of work by producers who are part of the steering committee.?nts who have taken the project from a concept 18 months ago and driven it to its culmination.?nte ``Visitors come to our  state for all sorts of reasons, of which food is a component,'' Mr Waller said.  ``The trail will put us back out there as a destination with things other than what are to be considered the norm, whether it be Cradle Mountain or Strahan.'' Mr Waller said the decision to opt for a website rather than an ?application was its versatility. ``It's a starting point that allows people access on all forms of communication from smartphones, iPads and computers,'' he said. Mr Waller said locals  tended to become blaze about what they had in their backyards, but it was things like this that highlighted how good the region's produce quality is. ``I'd like to think that this sort of project will reinforce that message, not only with visitors but with our locals as well,'' he said. The CCA will retain responsibility for the website but the steering committee ?commade up of producers who have done all the work? will continue its input. The website will be a working document where there is a constant updating of content.  Click here to go to the Cradle To Coast Tasting trail website.
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Website offers a taste of what's on offer
KATE PRESTT
THE North-West is known for its gourmet food and high quality produce - and now there is a new way to access it - with a mobile friendly website.
The Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail was launched yesterday and will help put North-West producers on the map both locally and internationally.
You can now take a day trip and find everything from sweet treats to fresh produce and fine wines in your backyard.
The easy-to-use website can guide your journey from cellar doors to farm stalls and food festivals.
There are already 20 businesses which have signed up to showcase what they have on offer.
Cradle Coast Authority's regional tourism manager Ian Waller said he expected those numbers to grow rapidly now that people could see the benefits.
``This is us starting to recognise that we have to find things that are important in our region and food and produce are two of those,'' he said.
``We need to focus on niche products, not necessarily sell the region as a whole.''
Mr Waller said the launch was a culmination of work by producers who are part of the steering committee.?nts who have taken the project from a concept 18 months ago and driven it to its culmination.?nte
``Visitors come to our state for all sorts of reasons, of which food is a component,'' Mr Waller said.
``The trail will put us back out there as a destination with things other than what are to be considered the norm, whether it be Cradle Mountain or Strahan.''
Mr Waller said the decision to opt for a website rather than an ?application was its versatility.
``It's a starting point that allows people access on all forms of communication from smartphones, iPads and computers,'' he said.
Mr Waller said locals tended to become blaze about what they had in their backyards, but it was things like this that highlighted how good the region's produce quality is.
``I'd like to think that this sort of project will reinforce that message, not only with visitors but with our locals as well,'' he said.
The CCA will retain responsibility for the website but the steering committee ?commade up of producers who have done all the work? will continue its input.
The website will be a working document where there is a constant updating of content.
A REAL TREAT: At the launch of the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail website are Willie Simpson (left), from Railton's Seven Sheds Brewery, and David Bennett, from Ashgrove Cheese. Picture; Stuart Wilson.
Click here to go to the Cradle To Coast Tasting trail website.
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Hello, traders, welcome to the Pro Trading Course and the fifth module Incorporating Harmonics. Now, we're going to take a look at the other side of the trade management, how to exit with harmonic patterns. And, well, what we're going to do here, what we're going to learn is how to, not to exit with harmonic patterns, because you know we know we have to have determined levels in order to exit our trades. But we are going to use harmonic patterns to make our exit decisions more reliable and accurate.
So we're going to jump right into a chart. And this is a one-hour chart on crude oil. And let's assume that we are looking at price right here at the bottom right of your chart, all right? Here we have gone long at 35.54. Remember that this is a simulation trade. But let's assume that we do have this important area of support. I'm going to show you the daily so you see what important area of support I'm talking about. And actually, I can show you this zone right here, okay? If we go back a little bit, you can see this is the area that price tested before breaking to the upside.
So what we are doing here, we're trying to take a long position when we see this rejection, all right? And when price comes all the way down here in such a strong manner and starts to range, starts to reject these zones, you know that buyers are taking over the sellers that have pushed price from these highs to the low that we are trading in right now. So we go long, all right? And we're going to chose our area or target zone. And our target zone, of course, is the previous base. And the previous base can be found here and can be found here. So our targets are going to be around this zone. Remember that if you want to be protective of your trade, you can put your targets around the 34, the 37.50, which is a few ticks below the zone. But if you want to be more precise on your exits, you can use harmonic patterns.
Now, you can see that price actually come, I'm sorry, came all the way to our zone, and we have our Fibonacci retracement levels, okay? We are going to add the 50 to see if we are hitting it around that level. And if we are, it's going to be an even more important area. So the 50 is a few ticks below where you could have put your exits. And this is the proper way to exit that trade for a very nice 200 ticks, 198 ticks in profit, all right? And if you're trading one lot, that's 2k. Maybe you have won on that trade. But if you wanna be more accurate or even more accurate with your exits, you can use harmonic patterns. And now, what I'm going to do, I'm going to zoom in on the chart so we have a better look at the zone we're looking at, all right?
Now, what we're going to do is we're going to try to find some kind of a harmonic looking pattern, okay? Remember, the first thing we're going to do is we're going to try to find the cycles in price, all right? And after we find the cycles in price, what we are going to do is we are going to draw the Fibonacci retracement levels to see if this is an actual pattern, all right? Now, not only we are going to do that, but what we are going to do is we are going to calculate the exit Fibonacci retracement levels of the possible pattern.
Now, the first cycle is already taken. So what we are going to do is we're going to grab our Fibonacci tool, and we are going to calculate this retracement. Okay, and, well, if we grab a Fibonacci tool from this high to this low, from the high of the cycle to the low of the cycle, you can see that we have retraced 88.6%. And what we're going to do now is we're going to calculate the retracement from this low to the end of the cycle, from the low of the cycle to the end of the cycle, to see if this retracement is around a Fibonacci retracement that could start a harmonic pattern or a bearish harmonic pattern. And as you can see, well, price retraced 23.6%. So what this is, what we might be looking at is the possible butterfly, all right? So what we're going to do is we're going to draw the second part of that bearish harmonic cycle. And what we're going to do now is we are going to calculate the targets of the butterfly, all right? Remember that the exit that we had before using the…well, before using the harmonic patterns was around the 37.50 zone, all right? A little bit to the upside, that's fine, because we had this zone of strong resistance that we might hit and we also had the 50 Fibonacci level. And if we are not using any harmonics as our exit strategy, well, this is a perfect zone to put our targets, because we want to get filled before we have a rejection.
Now, what we're going to do is we're going to calculate the targets of this harmonic pattern or this possible butterfly. And after calculating the expansion from the first leg of the cycle, we have found that the actual zone or the actual target zones of this butterfly are right here in this, well, area of the resistance that we have colored with the peach rectangle. Remember that a butterfly ends around the 127.2 and the 161.8. So we are going to put our target using the butterfly or the possible butterfly in the middle of the zone. And where are we going to put it in the middle of this zone where we also have the Fibonacci retracement from this high to this low. And we know that the 61.8 is just right here, okay? So what we're going to do is we are going to use this tool for a possible butterfly and a possible exit around 37.97, just below the 38 whole number.
Well, I'm going to show you exactly what happened here, okay? We don't know if price is going to reject this level, the 61.8 at the top of the resistance or continue and break above it. But by using the harmonic patterns, we have, well, now profited an extra 50 ticks on this trade or 500 dollars if you are using or if you're trading one lot. And if you want to see what happened, well, price went just above our exit targets around the 61.8 and started to drop instantly. So by using these target zones that harmonics gives us, we can actually profit a little further or a little more from our trades than just using the preferred zones of support and resistance.


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Андруші́вка — село в Україні, у Шумській міській громаді Кременецького району Тернопільської області.  Входить до складу Шумської ОТГ.

Біля Андрушівки є два хутори — Пасіки та Полянки. Розташоване на річці Кутянка, на північному сході району. Населення — 292 осіб (2016).

Відповідно до Розпорядження Кабінету Міністрів України від 12 червня 2020 року № 724-р «Про визначення адміністративних центрів та затвердження територій територіальних громад Тернопільської області» увійшло до складу Шумської міської громади.

Історія

Відоме з 1545 року як Андрусівка. Назва походить від імені Андрух (Андрусь), Андрій. Колись власність князів Острозьких, від них перейшло до Альоїзи Ходкевичевої.

1650 належало до Острозької єзуїтської колегії. У 1895 році було споруджено церкву святого Миколая, яка досі  є святинею села.  В кінці ХІХ століття було 19 домів, проживало 565 осіб.

У 1935 році було побудовано Дім молитви Християн Віри Євангельської.

Влітку 1943 року поблизу Андрушівки відбувся переможний бій куреня УПА з підрозділом Армії Крайової.  У національно-визвольній боротьбі ОУН і УПА брали участь понад 40 мешканців села. Репресовано 15 сільських родин. З мобілізованих на фронти Другої світової війни 32 жителів загинуло 17 чоловіків, 7 пропало безвісти.

10 лютого 1945 року в с. Андрушівка вбито родину Герасимчуків, по радянським документам - ніби-то націоналістичними формуваннями.

У 1949 року примусово створено колгосп. Від 1950-х рр. Андрушівка була центральною садибою колективного господарства; від 1990-х діяло ПАП «Каменяр».

Житель села Г. Ковальчук — отримав звання один з "праведників народів світу"

Пам'ятки

Є церква святого Миколая (1895; дерев'яна), Дім молитви ХВЄ (1935; дерев'яний).

Пам'ятники

Споруджено три «фігури», пам'ятник полеглим у німецько-радянській війні воїнам-односельцям (1987), бюст І. Альошину (1988).

Соціальна сфера

Діють загальноосвітня школа І ступеня, бібліотека, 2 магазини. Жителі села облаштували дитячий майданчик.

Примітки

Література

 Б. Хаварівський, В. Ханас. Андрушівка // — C. 41.

Посилання
 Погода в селі Андрушівка

Села Тернопільської області
Населені пункти Кременецького району


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GORGON CITY DEBUT OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR "IMPAIRED VISION" FT. TINK & MIKKY EKKO
Gorgon City share the next instalment of their Kingdom release with new video for "Impaired Vision" featuring Tink & Mikky Ekko.
Filmed in Chicago, the video was shot by the award winning director Will Robson-Scott offers an engaging visual accompaniment to the track, providing a contrast of colour, texture and space. "The video's backbone is the relationship between Tink and her grandmother. They hadn't seen each other for a year, so for a scene in the video we made a surprise visit to her gran's house and luckily we were not turned away. The song is about reliance with dark undertones and the video aims to translate that on its narrative and feel," the director says. The video can be seen here
"Impaired Vision" is the third track released from Gorgon City since their return with "All Four Walls" and "Blue Parrott." "Impaired Vision" features rising stars Tink, and was written and recorded in the duo's London studio with vocalist Mikky Ekko. "Impaired Vision" sees Gorgon City slow things down for a moment with a blissed-out bassline to perfectly enhance both Mikky and Tink's accompanying vocals.
On May 18th, Gorgon City will embark on their U.S. co-headline tour with long term friends Rudimental. Kicking off in New York's Central Park, the tour will see the duo play some of their biggest shows to date, VIP ticket packages are available for purchase HERE and include an exclusive meet and greet with Matt and Kye with a personal photo, VIP early entry to the venue and access to sound check, an autographed tour t-shirt, and an official tour laminate. This tour is followed by a summer loaded with festival slots and their own curated residency at AMNESIA in Ibiza.
"Impaired Vision" is available here:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/impairedvision
Apple Music - http://po.st/ImpairedVisionAm
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/streamimpairedvision
GORGON CITY x RUDIMENTAL TOUR DATES
20th May 2016 LA - SHRINE EXPO HALL
21st May 2016 VEGAS - THE FOUNDRY SLS
22nd May 2016 SAN DIEGO - QUARTYARD
26th May 2016 OAKLAND - FOX THEATER
Purchase Tickets and VIP packages here: RUDIXGORGON.COM
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The wild, golden Chanterelle mushroom is up near the top of my list as one of my absolute favorite mushrooms. Chanterelles are one of the best wild mushrooms for comfort dishes, especially when paired with a nice glass Pinot Noir (try a 2006 Woodside Vineyards or 2009 La Honda) and eaten in the company of those you enjoy the most.
Fresh, wild Chanterelles are in stores now and are absolutely fantastic…they haven't yet been drenched by rain!
These funnel-shaped mushrooms, which grow to be quite large, have a beautiful, golden color and earthy, nutty and spicy-fruity – almost apricot-like – flavor that only makes them more versatile and unique in a number of dishes.
There's truly nothing like the taste of Chanterelles, with so many uses and being so easy to sauté for a topping over just about anything. I love them over a slice of crusty grilled bread, grilled chicken breasts, a steak or even a creamy risotto topped with freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano.
Wild Chanterelles, hailed as the 'Queen of the Forest' by mushroom enthusiasts, are in season now. We get frequent deliveries of these freshly foraged fungi from local, licensed hunters, who have top secret "sweet spots" where they've gathered wild Chanterelles for years. One of our suppliers, Franco, is a true fungi connoisseur and founder of PanExotic Mushrooms.
Franco lives part-time in McCloud, Calif., a little town just below Mt. Shasta in northern California. This area, "God's Country," as Franco calls it, is home to plethora of wild mushrooms, the finest found anywhere on earth. Franco starts by gathering wild Chanterelles in Oregon and then follows the season south along the California coast, making several deliveries a week to our stores.
Chanterelles, known as Girolle in France and as Pfifferling in Germany, are cherished by chefs and home cooks worldwide for their outstanding flavor and limited availability. While some farmers have developed methods for growing some mushroom varieties indoors, Chanterelles grow up out of the root system of living trees, so replicating growth in an indoor setting for mass production has yet to be accomplished.
What's this mean? You won't find them just anywhere. For guaranteed fresh, good quality Chanterelles, check the farmers' markets and specialty produce stores like Sigona's. We have solid relationships with wild mushroom foragers who delivery frequently throughout the season.
Chanterelles have meaty caps with rounded, wavy edges. Their shallow, widely spaced gills on the underside of the cap look more like ridges than the gills, and run the length of the stem part of the mushroom. The gills are notorious for holding dirt captive, so it's important to lightly brush them with a pastry brush, soft toothbrush or paper towel to clean them before cooking.
We hope you give these delicious, wild mushrooms a try soon. In addition to some of our family favorites, we gathered a few recipes from Sigona's shopper Polina Antonova, owner and chef of Caliblini Personal Chef Service, serving the San Francisco, Marin County, and the Peninsula. Polina grew up in Moscow and says the Chanterelle is one of Russia's most-loved mushrooms! Check out the Chanterelle mushroom recipes in our "In the Kitchen with Sigona's" post.


If you are thinking of moving to Mosedale or just want to know a what the area is like, the statistics on this page should give you a good introduction. They cover a range of socio-economic factors so you can compare Mosedale to figures for Cumbria and nationally. These statistics can tell you if Mosedale is an economically deprived area and how hard it might be to get a job.
These figures on the claiming of benefits in Mosedale come from the Department for Work & Pensions and are dated . They can often be a good indicator of the prosperity of the town and possible indicator of how hard it would be to get employment in the area. The rate of unemployment in Mosedale is both lower than the average for Cumbria and lower than the national average, suggesting that finding a job in this area maybe easier than most places. The rate of claiming any benefit (which includes in work benefits) is more than 10% lower in Mosedale than the national average, suggesting higher salaries than the average in the area.
The respondents of the 2011 Census were asked to rate their health. These are the results for Mosedale. The percentage of residents in Mosedale rating their health as 'very good' is less than the national average.
These figures for Country of Birth for the residents of Mosedale are from the UK Census of 2011. Since Mosedale has a higher level of residents born in the UK than the national average and a lower rate of residents either born in other EU countries or outside the EU, it does not have a significant immigrant population.
These statistics are for the highest level education obtained by the residents of Mosedale and are from the UK Census of 2011. Mosedale has a high level of residents with either no qualifications or qualifications equal to 1 or more GCSE at grade D or below, than the national average.
The population of Mosedale as a whole, is older than the national average. The population of Mosedale is also older than the Cumbria average, making Mosedale a older persons location.
Do you live in Mosedale? Let us know what you think in the comments below.


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ExxonMobil wants investors to forget challenge to lopsided contracts, but they shouldn't – Analysis
Aug 08, 2019 News 0
By Kiana Wilburg
During its 2019 second quarter earnings call, ExxonMobil spoke extensively about the progress of its development programmes offshore Guyana and other parts of the world. It also spoke of the billions of dollars it earned in revenue. But there were several crucial issues, which it did not address with its investors in hopes that they might simply forget about it. This observation was made by analysts at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).
Tom Sanzillo, Director of Finance at IEEFA
Kathy Hipple, Financial Analyst at IEEFA
According to Kathy Hipple, a financial analyst at IEEFA and Tom Sanzillo, Director of Finance at IEEFA, challenges to the lopsided deals Exxon struck in territories like Guyana and Papua New Guinea are just two crucial facts the company would probably like investors to overlook. But Hipple and Sanzillo emphatically stated that they shouldn't.
The officials noted that ExxonMobil's contract with Papua New Guinea is being challenged as one-sided and unfair, with the government of that nation being intent on reviewing same. On this matter, Exxon has only said, "We have a contract…" But IEEFA Analysts stress that such commentary obscures the real risks to its business if countries with "contracts," express grievances and opt to review them.
Further to this, the analysts said that the same situation is found in Guyana where the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) for the oil-rich Stabroek Block is deemed to be lopsided. Hipple and Sanzillo reminded that terms of Guyana's contract with Exxon were negotiated with prior governments and appear to be more favorable to the company. They stressed that during Exxon's earnings call, there was no mention of this emerging issue while reiterating that investors should not ignore same.
(IEEFA conducts research and analyses on financial and economic issues related to energy and the environment. The Institute's mission is to accelerate the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy.)
LOOPHOLES IN GUYANA-EXXON PSA
Just recently, Head of the Energy Department, Dr. Mark Bynoe revealed that the finishing touches are still being added to the new model PSA, which will be used for future licensing rounds. That document is expected to be a significant improvement over the Guyana-Exxon PSA, which leaves the nation exposed to massive revenue leakage.
It is along these lines that Chatham House Advisor and Local Content Expert, Anthony Paul expressed that there are at least 12 key elements which must be included in that document to safeguard Guyana from abuse.
These fundamental provisions Paul recommended are contained in a report he wrote on the request of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). That international organisation had commissioned this report for the Government. It was handed over to the administration in 2016.
The Principal Consultant of the Association of Caribbean Energy Specialists Ltd. said that Guyana can readily, and should require in its new model PSA, that all contracts be subject to new laws and regulations and not immune to ring fencing provisions which allow costs from unsuccessful wells to be offset against those that are.
Further to this, Paul recommended that Guyana needs tighter cost recovery provisions. In this regard, he said that Guyana needs to determine what can be recoverable and non-recoverable based on international best practices. Along these lines, he said that there should be transfer pricing controls and suitable sanctions included in the model PSA.
Paul also said that Guyana's model PSA needs to have stronger local content and capacity development requirements, and if possible, have it attached as a caveat for being able to keep the exploration or production licence.
Furthermore, the Consultant emphatically stated that Guyana's model PSA needs to have clear rules on the disclosure of the beneficial owners for oil companies involved, capital gains tax, methods to be used for the accounting of all expenditure and where documents should be held, as well as the international benchmarking costs that would be used.
The Chatham House Advisor also said that it would be in Guyana's best interest to tie the model PSA to signature bonuses, aggressive relinquishment clauses, and the right to refusal of farm-outs or farm-ins following a thorough evaluation of the technical and financial capability of the firm as well as its strategic fit to Guyana.
Also, the Consultant suggested that the new Model PSA should allow the government to have retained equity or carried participation in all new licences.
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Q: Find out what function is called on some event in JavaScript (in IE) I have following scenario - I have some layout with a lot of JavaScript in it. Let's say it's provided by an external company and I have to understand it on my own. Is there any way to get name of the function which is called on some event? I mean I click button1, then button2 and I got something like this in the console:

button1.onClick()
button2.onCLick()
someEventHandlerOnClick()

Is it possible to obtain this kind of behavior without manual coding console.log in each method? Is there any profiler or tool for it?
Especially I'd be delighted to see what jQuery event handler has been called after click (or other event).

A: You can try this:
$.each($._data($("#elementID")[0], "events"), function(i, event) {
  console.log(i);
  $.each(event, function(j, h) {
       console.log(h.handler);
  });
});

This will output all bounded event to an element with id elementID.
Here is a useful fiddle


Medals belonging to the late England international cricketer Michael Denness OBE were stolen from a home in Brentwood during a burglary last month.
Thieves broke into a house in Hutton on June 26 where the medals were being kept and stole three county cricket winners medals.
The burglars also stole jewellery and cash during the raid on the home between 1pm and 2pm.
Scottish-born Denness played 28 tests and 12 ODIs for England as well as 501 first class matches for Kent and Essex spanning over 18 years.
Police are hunting for the stolen property which has left the owner devastated following the theft of the valuable sports memorabilia.
Investigating officer PC Paul Burnett, said: "Not only has the victim had to deal with a break into their home, but the theft of these medals which have invaluable sentimental worth.
"I'd like to speak with anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area or has seen any of these medals since they were stolen.
"One medal is gold with the wording 'Gillette Cup Final' and the name of the winner inscribed on one side and 'The County Cricket Competition, The Gillette Cup' with the silhouette of a trophy engraved on the other.
"The third medal is gold with the wording 'Benson & Hedges Cup Final Winners'.
"The medals would be a desirable collectable and could appear on sport memorabilia websites or auction sites.
Denness retired from cricket in 1980 and was the president of Kent County Cricket Club from 2012-13.
He was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2013 before dying of cancer on April 19, 2013 aged 72.
The owner of Denness' medal is appealing to the public to help find the irreplaceable medals.
The anonymous victim, said: "I have been left totally devastated by what has happened.
"It is not just the monetary value of the things that were stolen, but these medals represented the achievements of someone special and meant a great deal to me and the person they belonged to.


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Al-Sharqi () is a sub-district located in Hazm al-'Udayn District, Ibb Governorate, Yemen. Al-Sharqi had a population of 2192 according to the 2004 census.

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Sub-districts in Hazm al-'Udayn District


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LATITUDE PREVIEW: Festival-goers ready for weekend
By Richard Wood
Published: 4:30 AM July 12, 2012 Updated: 1:37 PM October 9, 2020
Wellies, coats and umbrellas will be among the first items packed as tens of thousands prepare to head to Latitude Festival today.
The seventh edition of the popular music and arts festival at Henham Park, near Southwold, starts this afternoon, with the majority of the entertainment packed into Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Weekend campers will start setting up their tents this afternoon and be hoping for dry weather as they prepare to enjoy some of the biggest acts in music, theatre and comedy.
Yesterday, festival founder Melvin Benn said that he was filled with excitement ahead of the weekend, although concerns of festival-goers concerns about the weather rose during the day as early morning sunshine gave way to heavy rain and thunder in the afternoon.
But despite this, the organiser said he was hoping to avoid the muddy scenes seen at the British Grand Prix last weekend and at the Isle of Wight Festival last month.
Mr Benn said: 'Ground conditions still good and really hopeful we are going to be spared some of the weather horrors we have seen recently.
'I can't wait for everyone to be here.'
A spokesman for the festival added: 'The car parks are looking great at the moment and feel good underfoot, and the actual festival site is sandy and drains really well, so we're confident that a few showers will not cause disruption.'
However, they said that there was the chance of slight delays in peak times for those arriving by car.
Weather expert Chris Bell has warned that rain is expected this weekend, with the wettest conditions expected in the next two days.
Mr Bell from Weatherquest, said: 'We are looking at rain spreading across with an increased chance after 6pm.
'The rain showers will then linger around for much of the day on Friday, with on and off rain showers.
'For Saturday there is a suspicion of it being a little better with more sunshine, but there is the potential for sharp showers on Saturday, with things to improve on Sunday and Monday, with maybe the small chance of showers but nothing too significant.'
The festival's main music stage will be headlined by Bon Iver, Elbow and Paul Weller, with Rufus Wainwright also likely to prove popular with the early Sunday afternoon session.
White Lies, The Horrors, Wild Beasts and BRIT Award winners Lana Del Rey will be at the Word Arena, while there will be a unique moment when classical superstar Lang Lang brings his piano to the Waterfront Stage at midday on Sunday.
The comedy arena is always a popular tent at the festival and this year those attending will be able to enjoy Russell Kane, Tim Minchin, David O'Doherty, Greg Davies and a rare festival appearance from Jack Dee.
Theatre, poetry and cabaret arenas will also be filled with familiar names, while there will be a wide range of local artists involved, including Bungay-based poet Luke Wright and Lowestoft-born Karl Theobald, who will be performing in a question and answer session about the BBC comedy Twenty Twelve.
The Norwich and Norfolk Medieval Association, Museum of East Anglian Life and Kitwitchers of Norwich will also be on site to explore the rich history of the surrounding area, while the usual children's arena and renowned colourful sheep will also be there.
Advanced Saturday tickets have sold out but a limited number will be available from the onsite box office. Friday, Sunday and weekend tickets are all still available.
For more details on tickets visit www.latitudefestival.co.uk
To follow our live coverage throughout the weekend visit www.edp24.co.uk


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Az 5609-es mellékút egy bő 14 kilométeres hosszúságú, négy számjegyű mellékút Baranya megye területén; a Pécsvárad délnyugati szomszédságában fekvő néhány kisebb községet kapcsolja össze a várossal, és egymással.

Nyomvonala
Pécsvárad külterületén, a város központjától délnyugatra ágazik ki a 6544-es útból – a mai 6-os főút régi, még településeken átvezető szakaszából –, annak a 3+250-es kilométerszelvénye közelében. Dél felé indul, és mintegy 600 méter után keresztezi a főút jelenlegi nyomvonalát, annak 180+850-es kilométerszelvénye táján.

2,3 kilométer után éri el Szilágy határszélét, ugyanott kiágazik belőle egy számozatlan, alsóbbrendű mellékút délkeleti irányban, a még Pécsváradhoz tartozó Szilágypuszta felé. Szilágy lakott területét az út 4,8 kilométer megtétele után éri el, települési neve a központtól északra Pécsváradi utca, a déli falurészben pedig Petőfi utca. 5,5 kilométer után maga mögött hagyja a község legdélebbi házait, 6,7 kilométer után pedig a határai közül is kilép.

Berkesd területén folytatódik, e község belterületét 7,5 kilométer után éri el; a központig a Szilágyi út nevet viseli, majd ott kiágazik belőle délkelet felé az 56 118-as számú mellékút, mely a hosszan elnyúló község legdélebbi házaiig vezet. Az elágazástól az út nyugatabbi irányt vesz és Kossuth Lajos utca néven folytatódik, a belterület nyugati széléig, amit nagyjából 8,3 kilométer után ér el; kevéssel azt követően északnyugatnak fordul.

Körülbelül 9,5 kilométer után szeli át Pereked határát, e község első házait hozzávetőleg egy kilométerrel arrébb éri el, melyek közt a Fő utca nevet veszi fel. Belterületi szakasza sem sokkal hosszabb egy kilométernél, 11,5 kilométer teljesítését követően már újból külterületek között jár. 12,5 kilométer után átlépi Romonya határát, és kevéssel ezután, néhány jelentősebb irányváltást követően véget is ér, beletorkollva az 5611-es útba, néhány lépésre annak a 12. kilométerétől.

Teljes hossza, az országos közutak térképes nyilvántartását szolgáló kira.gov.hu adatbázisa szerint 14,189 kilométer.

Története

Települések az út mentén
 Pécsvárad
 Szilágy
 Berkesd
 Pereked
 (Romonya)

Források

Jegyzetek

05609
Pécsvárad


Every human can experience the joy of assembling their very own robot friend! Each robot kit has pre-drilled holes and includes all the necessary hardware to build your bot.
Size of robot: Approximately 4" tall, 4" wide, 1.5" deep.
Construction: Metal, Rubber, and a Sticker.
Please visit the DIY Robot page for additional information, instructional directions and video (coming soon).
Recommend for humans 6 years and older.


So I mentioned last week that mayonnaise has preservative called EDTA in it which is short for a word I cannot pronounce: Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid.
EDTA has many uses from treating lead poisoning to preserving color in textiles as well as food. It can be toxic in large amounts, causing kidney or liver damage, or can complicate existing conditions. However, it's in almost nearly all supermarket mayonnaise, so it's difficult to avoid.
I preferred the light mayo, which had less fat and calories but didn't taste as awful as the non-fat kind. I never used a whole lot of it, but for the things I use it on, I sort of need it! But there wasn't a single one on the shelf without EDTA.
I went to the natural foods section and found one that was just sort of ok, it was a lemony type mayo and my son liked it but I was luke warm over it. So I came home and I went online and found out that another alternative (besides making your own) is safflower mayonnaise, and there is one by Hain.
I almost bought it right there online but when I went to Nature's Food Patch, a healthy food store near us, I found it (hurrah!), bought it and came home.
It has a few more calories, but I don't use a lot. So I'm ok.
We use it for our chicken salad, for turkey sandwiches (like I'm about to) and YUM.
With my preservative free turkey and bread, mmmmmmmm.
What's your favorite mayo? Have you ever tried this one or made your own?
Next week I'm posting our alternative to syrup, I can't wait to tell you about!


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5 Scenarios; 3.1 Metal Letters
Another major success story was of the trader who secured contracts for 18.1% of the lettering on the monuments, statues and public grounds around London. A large amount of this lettering was worthless, comprising, as it does, hollowed out negatives - embossed parts of the stone or metal to which it is embedded. Of these, there exists a large photographic record which, one day, will serve as record of their contract-holder's predominance on their value.
In the case of others, they were metallic, and brazed on to the surfaces of the monuments and buildings. It was here that the resources of the trader proved a boon. Having the corporate ability to collect the metal from the statues, the futures he held on them were swapped out for reserves on various amounts of metal. The money made from this venture was relatively small but the trader was apt at these, small, regular and extreme transactions and kept his operation profitable.
But the dissolution of these metal letters had a disparaging side-effect. For one, on many of the hidden works - in the basements of museums, the attics of hotels or in the depths of alleyways and the obscurer fringes of civic architecture - their identity was eroded. Retrieved artifacts were nameless and untraceable, without extensive research where the only proficient records were in the serves of the New York Stock Exchange. These forgotten works became faceless and soon groups sprang up dedicated to reconstructing the history of these peripheral works.
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Etoile de Varne
5 Scenarios, 2 - Risk
The Post-American World
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