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Burntisland Highland Games 2019: Can you spot yourself in these pictures of the day?
With the sun shining on Burntisland for the 367th Highland Games, the crowds came out in huge numbers.
John Bishop to bring new stand-up show to Fife
One of the UK's top comedians, John Bishop, is to bring his new show to Fife later this year.
A Kirkcaldy musician is hoping the launch of his first single next month will put him on the road to stardom.
The eyes of the photographic world will be focused on Kirkcaldy when the town plays host to one of the top competitions, with entries from around the globe.
Fife village set to build on Joe Corrie's legacy
Once described by T.S Elliot as the "the greatest Scots poet since Burns", the life and legacy of Cardenden miner and poet Joe Corrie is once again helping to galvanise the community where he once lived, some 50 years after his death.
Here's how much it costs to watch Avengers: Endgame in all Odeon cinemas in Scotland
The cost of a ticket to see new blockbuster Avengers: Endgame varies by as much as £8 across Odeon cinemas in Scotland, according to new research.
Byre Theatre brings a summer of music, laughs and drama to St Andrews
A good time will be had by all this summer at The Byre Theatre with a packed-to-the-brim programme of live music, comedy, quality theatre and dance.
Fife Traditional Singing Festival invites you to come and sing along
The Fife Traditional Singing Festival returns for its 16th year on the weekend of May 10-12 – with its Old Songs & Bothy Ballads Concert in Falkland Community Hall on Saturday, May 11.
Renowned former town artist set for a return to Fife
One of the artists responsible for some of the most iconic public art in Glenrothes is to return to his old stomping ground this week.
Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019
Founded in 1969 and funded by the Scottish Government, Scottish Ballet is known as Scotland's national dance company.
Laughs galore as the wacky show Hormonal Housewives returns to Fife
The challenges of modern womanhood are sliced, diced and put to rights by a vivacious cast in an updated version of a comedy sketch show returning to the Alhambra Theatre in Dunfermline next month.
Video: Aerial view of Links Market 2019
With the return of the Links Market, it's always nice to have a walk along and see what's on offer this year.
Police operation as 120,000 head to Kirkcaldy's Links Market
An estimated 120,000 people are set to pour into Kirkcaldy for the 2019 Links Market which gets underway this afternoon.
Stage show celebrating boxing great Benny Lynch comes to Fife theatre
The story of Benny Lynch, Scotland's first world boxing champion, is coming to the stage.
Rising star Sindhu Vee brings stand-up show to Fife
Fans of stand-up comedy should note the name of Sindhu Vee.
Musical satire from Scotland's only disability-led theatre group comes to Fife
My Left/Right Foot: The Musical, an uproarious musical satire from Birds of Paradise – Scotland's only disability-led theatre company – and the National Theatre of Scotland, is returning to the stage this year and will take in Fife as part of its tour
Four great stand-up comedy stars coming to Fife
Some of the biggest names in stand-up comedy are heading to Fife for live gigs over the coming months.
TV personality Kim Woodburn brings live show to Fife venue
TV personality Kim Woodburn is coming to Fife to talk about her career.
New music festival to launch in Fife
A new music festival is coming to Fife!
In pictures: Stunning six bedroom property for sale
Historic Fife house set to become second Scotsman Hotel
Police update on body found on Kirkcaldy beach
Police name husband and wife killed on Fife road
Man charged with attempted murder after Kirkcaldy High Street incident
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The hot summer day that I visited The Free Library, Lou Reed's cool voice filled the room, the hip gallery attendant was napping on a beanbag among books, and hanging plants were scattered around the room enjoying the gentle breeze of an industrial fan. It immediately obvious that the objects in this show were not just for contemplation: the viewer was meant to actively participate in the show and go wherever the wind blew.
Behind the collection of books, posters, and publications in the exhibit was a group of graphic designers from the UK, the Netherlands, and North America, including curator Mark Owens, a New York-based artist/designer. Each designer's practice is conceptually driven and described as using design as something that produces "a more accessible or 'free' platform for their ideas." The designers chose the books to be included in the Library as well as created original work for the show.
Sections of the room were delineated by vignettes of seating, books, and objects. I plopped down in a beanbag on the side of the room next to a portable record player, ready with cavernous headphones and a pile of well-selected records. Above me was a small collection of esoteric books with topics reaching from the obscure corners of art, science, and literature. I settled into one of these books and ended up learning a few things about the history of germs.
The compartmentalized spaces and overall aesthetic of the show was inspired by the Acorn School, built in 1973 in New York City. With carpeting, circular seating, and hanging plants, this parent-owned school was the manifestation of the "power to the people" spirit. It offered an alternative to the linoleum floors and rows of bolted down desks, which went hand in hand with a teacher talking at you rather than everyone talking together. Like the Acorn School, The Free Library provided a space more conducive to discussion rather than the lecture format of a traditional gallery set up.
Caught in between the Bedford shopping strip and the bulk of Williamsburg galleries, the location of Riviera allows the show's allusion to utopian ideas of the cultural revolution of the 1960s and 1970s to slip between the fetishization of this era that is so popular in fashion and design and a display of art/ideas originating from this era. Am I in Urban Outfitters or the "think tank" that the show claims to be?
The show's stated purpose was to "encourage visitors to the gallery to spend time reading, hanging out, and interacting with one another." The show succeeded in doing this, which not only made for a pleasant visit but also brought back a spirit of do-it-yourself activism that has gotten drowned out of the excessive and empty use of nostalgia in much contemporary art and design.


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Andrés Dias de Escobar, también conocido como Andrés de Escobar o Andreas Hispanus (Lisboa, c. 1348 - Portugal 1450-1451), fue un teólogo benedictino portugués que fue obispo de Ciudad Rodrigo (1410-1422), Tabor, Ajaccio y Megara.

Se doctoró en teología en la Universidad de Viena en 1393, predicó y publicó opúsculos y obras pastorales en la curia pontificia, y participó en el Concilio de Constanza (1414-1418), en el de Basilea (1431-1437) y en el de Ferrara-Florencia (1437-1439). Como teólogo publicó varias obras, entre las que se encuentra Modus confitendi, un manual de confesión publicado en Segovia por Juan Párix, en la primera imprenta en España, y reeditado por el mismo impresor en 1490 en Toulouse (Francia), constituyendo su obra de mayor alcance, que tuvo gran difusión en el siglo XV con diversas ediciones.

Falleció en Portugal a finales de 1450 o principios de 1451.

Obras
Se conocen un total de 13 obras publicadas, todas de carácter teológico canónico, a excepción de la última, de carácter poético-mística.
Colles reflexi.
De publicatione haeresum contentarum in libro Talmut.
De Schismatibus.
De decimis.
Gubernaculum conciliorum.
Avisamenta sacrorum conciliorum.
De civitate ecclesiastica.
De Graecis errantibus.
Sermones et homeliae.
Epistolae.
De septem vitiis capitalibus.
Lumen Confessorum.
Laudas e cantigas espirituais e oraç_es.

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Nacidos en Lisboa
Teólogos de Portugal
Obispos de Ciudad Rodrigo
Teólogos del siglo XIV
Teólogos del siglo XV
Obispos benedictinos
Benedictinos de Portugal

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The problem of long processing times for refugees to Canada will be fixed by 2019, promises Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Ahmed Hussen.
A survey by Christian think tank Citizens For Public Justice reveals that 97 per cent of the agencies who bring privately-sponsored refugees to Canada are concerned about processing times.
Hussen claims the problems are an overhang from the previous Conservative government and that processing times will shrink to less than 12 months. For refugees coming from some countries, like Ethiopia, it can take about six years for a claim to be processed.
Hussen says his department is working closely with the Canadian Sponsorship Agreement Holders' Association to speed up the bureaucratic application process for sponsors, but the problem is a backlog of refugees left in limbo over previous years.
"We inherited those backlogs from the previous government, which allowed those backlogs to balloon irresponsibly," Hussen told The Catholic Register.
The minister promises Canada will take a big bite out of the mounting inventory of refugees who have been promised resettlement in Canada this year.
"Our levels plan this year is historic," he said.
The government has committed to bring in 25,000 government-sponsored refugees and another 16,000 privately-sponsored. The majority of the privately-sponsored are brought in by faith groups, with various Catholic agencies leading the charge.
Asylum seekers who apply for refugee status after they arrive in Canada are added on top of the government's levels plan.
Higher national targets aren't solving the problem for local sponsorship agreement holders. The Diocese of London was recently told by the immigration ministry it would be allowed to submit 157 applications this year to sponsor refugees. However, the diocese already has 401 applications ready to submit and the year is only four months old.
Fully 87 per cent of sponsorship agreement holders told Citizens for Public Justice they are either concerned (28 per cent) or very concerned (59 per cent) about allocation limits handed out by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship.
Sponsorship agreement holders also worry about the extraordinary effort that has gone into processing Syrian refugees. Since the photo of the body of three-year-old Alan Kurdi on a Turkish beach hit front pages around the world in 2015, the concern is that a two-tier refugee system has been created in Canada, where Syrians get prompt processing and refugees from other parts of the world languish.
"That couldn't be further from the truth," said Hussen, who came to Canada as a teenage refugee from Somalia.
Hussen is not the first Liberal Immigration Minister to face this complaint. In October 2016, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops president Bishop Doug Crosby wrote to then-Immigration Minister John McCallum to complain about exactly the same problem.
The Liberals have made progress in speeding up processing times and welcoming more refugees, said Citizens for Public Justice executive director Joe Gunn. But Gunn is not impressed by comparisons with the previous Conservative government.
Canadians who have re-awoken to the global refugee crisis deserve a helping hand from their government, said Gunn.
Increased numbers of refugees making asylum claims inside Canada — including a wave coming across the American border out of sight of official border crossings — have no bearing on the government's refugee policies or levels plan, Hussen said.
"We've had numbers go up and down in different years. We've had fluctuations in terms of the numbers of inland asylum claims. Our system can easily handle those fluctuations," he said.


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A Look Inside the Design and Launch of a New High Throughput Satellite
Ryan Schradin
In a recent series of posts on the GovSat Report, we looked at the next generation of satellites, High Throughput Satellites (HTS), how they differ from previous generations of GEO satellites, why they can be effective for executing UAV missions in the military, and the considerations for government entities looking to utilize HTS satellites to accomplish their mission.
Ultimately, we concluded that HTS can deliver increased capacity and better results at lower prices for the government and military.
To take a deeper look at the emergence of HTS, we sat down with satellite veteran, Jean-Pierre Choffray, the Vice President of System Architecture at SES. Jean-Pierre was integral in the design and planning phases of the SES-12 satellite – the first HTS in the SES fleet.
Here is what Jean-Pierre had to say:
GovSat Report: SES-12 will be a replacement for NSS-6, but more importantly it is SES's first High Throughput Satellite (HTS). Can you tell us more about the technical innovations and how they came about?
Mr. Choffray: It was a process essentially driven by the questions: what capabilities can the new satellite have? How can it satisfy emerging and future business demands? How can we best optimize its design?
We had been monitoring the market demands and technology landscape for several years, so our decisions zeroed in on the high-value opportunities across these domains.
For instance, from 95°E- where NSS-6 and SES-8 are co-located – we are currently serving the direct-to-home (DTH) broadcasting needs of around 20 million households in India and Indochina. That sounds like a lot, but we wanted to reach out to the vast areas that remain unserved or underserved, hence the wide-beam transponders.
At the same time, with connectivity demands from VSAT, enterprise, mobility, and government applications forming a fast-growing market, we planned for Ku- and Ka-band spot beams capable of delivering over 14 GHz HTS capacity.
With SES-12 having a double mission comprising both traditional wide-beam coverage and high-powered Ku-band multi-spot beam payload, we are looking at a hybrid satellite that gives us immense flexibility. This is enhanced even further with its digital processing ability, which allows us to optimize the allocation of capacity to key growth areas.
GovSat Report: What has it been like to work on the SES-12?
Mr. Choffray: For over 18 months, I worked closely with at least 50 people from across multiple teams, including systems engineering, spectrum management, and business development.
The team went all out to consolidate interdisciplinary insights, matching the technical realities and trends with technology and business demands. This makes for a richer and more sophisticated blueprint for design. We needed such a highly integrated collaborative effort to decide on the payload we needed, could, and should have.
GovSat Report: What technological innovations in SES-12 are you most excited by?
Mr. Choffray: For a long time, there was a question mark on whether or not a Digital Transparent Processor (DTP) would be on-board SES-12. This cutting-edge technology would enable us to offer extreme flexibility in terms of connectivity and thus to adapt to customers' evolving requirements.
When we first started on the satellite design, the DTP was only an option that we kept open. When, after mapping out our technical and sales roadmaps, the decision was made to embark the DTP on-board, it was a very intense moment of satisfaction for the team – having such innovative technology on-board was very exciting!
On the whole, it was all very, very interesting, and ultimately rewarding to work on this from A to Z. I expect it to be much the same for SES-14 and 15, when we'll need to continually challenge ourselves in building for the future.
For additional information on SES's emerging, cutting-edge HTS constellation, click on the resources below:
Find out the coverage areas for the SES HTS GEO fleet: SES-14, SES-15and SES-16
Why Big Beams are a Big Deal to the Military – The GovSat Report
How HTS investment today could spell serious savings for the military tomorrow – The GovSat Report
Check out coverage of the HTS MEO constellation
Find out the next SES launch date
COMSATCOM, high throughput satellite, HTS, Jean-Pierre Choffray, SATCOM, satellite communications, SES, SES-12
Part Two: The Switch to High Throughput Satellites – How an Investment Now Can Yield Serious Savings Later
USAF on the Role of COMSATCOM in Operations, and the Path Toward Embracing Innovative SATCOM Services
Satellites will soon demolish the digital divide
White Paper: Emergency Response From Space
Making the case for commercial X-band satellite service
DoDIIS Highlights Why High Bandwidth Satellite Can Help the Intelligence Community
Ryan Schradin is the Executive Editor of GovSat Report. A communications expert and journalist with over a decade of experience, Ryan has edited and contributed to multiple popular online trade publications focused on the satellite, unified communications and network infrastructure industries. In addition to editing content and establishing editorial direction, Ryan also contributes articles about satellite news and trends, and also conducts both written and podcast interviews for the GovSat Report. Ryan also contributes to the publication's industry event and conference coverage, providing in-depth reporting from leading satellite shows.

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In 1754, the Lord Hardwicke's Act (and yes, that's our Lord Chancellor Hardwicke [1690-1764], interred in his memorial in Wimpole's Chicheley Chapel) required separate registers for banns and marriages. Banns being an announcement made in a parish church of an intention to marry. The act was passed to prevent clandestine and under-age marriages. To make the Act more effective, a special printed form was devised which called for the signatures of the officiating minister, the two witnesses and those of the bride and groom. Wimpole's church records for banns and marriages in the new format began in 1754.
The date given is the date of the marriage.
(x) means "his/her mark" (ie unable to write or sign).
6 September 1600 MORE George and Ellen MICHAELL.
29 April 1613 CHAPMAN Henry and Mary EYWORTH by licence.
20 September 1615 HUBBERD William and Agnes LIRE ?
"Neglected in the time of sequestration and civil war"
I think I have this straight. This entry records the marriage of Anne Savile [not Elizabeth], the second daughter of Sir William Savile and Anne Coventry [= Lady Savile, Civil War heroine and now Lady Chicheley at Wimpole] to Thomas Hickman-Windsor [later the 1st Earl of Plymouth] (c.1627–1687), royalist army officer and politician. His marriage is generally recorded as "12th May 1656 he married at St. George's-in-the-Fields, London, Anne, sister of George Savile.". Maybe the entry in the Wimpole registers covered a subsequent 'blessing' or just an incorrect record of the ceremony 12 weeks earlier. Lady Savile had married Thomas Chicheley the previous year and was presumably living at Wimpole at least some of the time. Hickman habitually added '-Windsor' to his name so it is probable the Winnsworth is just a verbal corruption of Windsor. I haven't been able to identify either a Lord Winnsworth or a Lord Wandsworth for the period].
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What is the difference between a home inspection and an appraisal?
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Doesn't the city do an inspection?
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In 1973, Native American actress and activist Sacheen Littlefeather (also known as Marie Louise Cruz) refused Marlon Brando's Oscar in front of millions of viewers. On Brando's behalf, she used the opportunity to make a political statement decrying the stereotyping of Native Americans in movies and TV, and to support American Indian Movement activists at Wounded Knee, S.D. Some in the audience booed, but others found it inspiring even years after the event.
Littlefeather claims that she was blacklisted by the Hollywood community and received threats. In addition, she says, media reports published several falsehoods, such as that she was not Native American or had rented the outfit for the occasion. Littlefeather said that the federal government encouraged the blacklisting in order to abate Native American activism after Wounded Knee.
The speech was credited with bringing attention back to the Wounded Knee standoff, on which a media blackout had been imposed. Coretta Scott King called Littlefeather to thank her for the speech. In 2014, the 87th ceremony of the Academy Awards drew criticism for lack of diversity in nominations; actress Jada Pinkett Smith, who boycotted the ceremony, cited Littlefeather as inspiration to do so.
Littlefeather continued doing activism and became a respected member of California's Native American community. In the 1980s, she led prayer circles for Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American Catholic saint. In 1988, she worked with Mother Teresa helping AIDS patients in hospice care, later founding the American Indian AIDS Institute of San Francisco. She campaigned against obesity, alcoholism, and diabetes, and specifically assisted Native Americans with AIDS, including her brother.


The Red Bull Moto Spy crew followed Cody Webb at the 2017 Kenda Tennessee Knockout as he was aiming for his fifth straight TKO win. The FMF KTM Factory Racing rider had to fend off the UK's Graham Jarvis, the most successful Extreme Enduro racer in the world while competing on some of the most difficult terrain imaginable.
Nearly three hundred riders competed at the seventh annual Kenda Tennessee Knockout and this feature highlights the second and final day of competition when the field was already down to 58 riders.


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Sir Harold Walter Kroto (születési nevén Harold Walter Krotoschiner, Wisbech, 1939. október 7. – Lewes, 2016. április 30.) brit kémikus. Harry Kroto néven is ismert. 1996-ban kémiai Nobel-díjjal tüntették ki, Richard Smalley-vel és Robert Curllel megosztva, "a fullerének felfedezéséért".

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Kroto az cambridgeshire-i Wisbechben született Edith és Heinz Krotoschiner gyermekeként, neve sziléziai eredetű. Édesapja családja a lengyelországi Bojanowóból, míg édesanyja Berlinből származott. Mindkét szülője Berlinben született, és az 1930-as években menekültek Nagy-Britanniába a náci Németország elől, ugyanis apja zsidó volt. Harry Boltonban nevelkedett, míg apját a brit hatóságok a második világháború alatt ellenséges idegenként a Man-szigetre internálták. Harold a Bolton Schoolban végezte tanulmányait. Harold apja 1955-ben a családnevet Krotóra rövidítette.

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 [ames R. Heath: Harry Kroto (1939–2016). In: Nature. Band 533, Nr. 7604, 2016, S. 470, doi:10.1038/533470a

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Heart Aerospace to build electric airplane factory in Sweden
Swedish electric airplane maker Heart Aerospace today announced it will establish the world's first commercial electric aircraft industry at Säve airport, in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Heart Aerospace says it will build sustainable state-of-the-art offices, production and flight test facilities which, together, will form a new campus which will go by the name the Northern Runway.
"We have a plan and it's not just to build a new electric airplane, but a whole new industry," says Anders Forslund, founder and CEO of Heart Aerospace, in the press release.
Heart Aerospace's Northern Runway campus will form part of the Castellum owned development area Gateway Säve, where a unique site for sustainable logistics and electric mobility is being developed.
"Gothenburg has distinguished itself as a driving force within electrification, with world class research facilities like the Swedish electric transport laboratory, SEEL, Chalmers University of Technology and a large cluster of companies focused on battery and electric vehicle development," says Sofia Graflund, COO at Heart Aerospace, in the press release. "The ambition that Castellum and the City of Gothenburg have for Gateway Säve is truly unique and that is why we have decided to establish our new industry here."
Heart Aerospace currently employs 130 people, but the company is growing rapidly and expects to employ around 500 people by 2025.
"We are extremely proud that Heart Aerospace has chosen Gothenburg for this step in their expansion, which we will give full support. The establishment will generate an additional 500 Swedish jobs by 2025 and even more when series production begins," says Patrik Andersson, CEO of Business Region Göteborg, in the press release.
The long-term recruitment base in Gothenburg is strong due to its proximity to Chalmers University of Technology.
A first phase in the establishment of Heart Aerospace's Northern Runway is scheduled to be finalised by mid-2024, with test flights scheduled to start in 2026. Heart Aerospace expects to deliver its first ES-30 aircraft in 2028.


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Skumringslandet
The investigation of a mysterious serial-killer in a mountain village, set in Norway in the mid 1300s.
Genre: Crime, Fantasy, Mystery
Director: Paul Magnus Lundø
Actors: Andreas Wilson, Elisabeth Sand, Ewen Bremner, Gerd Julie Fjell, Jørgen Langhelle, Kim Bodnia, Lars Mogens Aase, Leif Nygaard, Nils Utsi, Sverre Anker Ousdal, Thomas Aske Berg
Keywords:Skumringslandet
I'm a Killer
Inspired by true events from the 1970s, the story revolves around a young detective who becomes the head of a police unit focused on catching a rampant serial killer of…
Genre: Crime, Drama, History, Mystery, Thriller
The Hidden
An alien is on the run in America. To get his kicks, it kills anything that gets in its way, and uses the body as a new hiding place. This…
Genre: Action, Crime, Horror, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Thriller
Deadfall
A thriller that follows two siblings who decide to fend for themselves in the wake of a botched casino heist, and their unlikely reunion during another family's Thanksgiving celebration.
After witnessing her lover being murdered by his jealous wife, Angela seeks refuge in a church where she encounters a young priest named Michael, who gives her sanctuary. But the…
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Set in the 70's era of Mumbai and raised in the impoverished dagdi chawl's, mill worker Arun Gulab Gawli rises to the position of a dreaded don, a politician and…
Genre: Action, Biography, Crime, Drama, History
When a machine that allows therapists to enter their patient's dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose. Only a young female therapist can stop it: Paprika.
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Thriller
Blood First
Two brothers love and loyalty to one another is tested by the code of the streets.
Showdown in Little Tokyo
An American with a Japanese upbringing, Chris Kenner is a police officer assigned to the Little Tokyo section of Los Angeles. Kenner is partnered with Johnny Murata, a Japanese-American who…
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Six unrelated people must push through their past and the mob underworld to discover what has controlled each of them all these years. Sex, Drugs, Guns and God have created…
"Holland Road, located off NY Route 5 in between the town of Angola and Evangola State Park, is more frequently known as "Pigman Road" and it has been at the…
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City Hunter: .357 Magnum
A beautiful pianist comes to Tokyo for a charity concert – and City Hunter is there. But music isn't his forte. He wants lessons in the language of love. Desperation…
Genre: Action, Animation, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Mystery
A radio host is kidnapped on air and forced to tell secrets about his past.
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Patly Hill Farm is situated three kilometres from Clare on 15 acres of tranquillity. Views in every direction take in vineyards, bushland and gentle rolling countryside. Each of our rooms has an individual modern country feel and are decorated with artwork, character furniture and Persian carpets. Our rooms all have a private balcony, ensuite bathroom, television and video, refrigerator and tea and coffee making facilities. You can also take advantage of our spa and steam room to make your stay even more relaxing. We have an extensive library of books and video entertainment along with a selection of board games and bocce balls. Of course you might simply wish to stroll around the property and listen to the birds. Whether you plan to experience the Clare Valley by car, bicycle or on foot, Patly Hill is the ideal base being close to all that the region has to offer, including wineries, restaurants, galleries, golf courses and fishing. Close enough to everything, but a world away.
Patly Hill Farm is situated just three kilometres from Clare on 15 acres of tranquility in the Armagh Valley. Views in every direction take in vineyards, bushland and rolling countryside. Each of our four rooms has an individual modern country feel with a queen bed, a private balcony, ensuite bathroom, TV, DVD player, iPod dock, refrigerator and tea and coffee making facilities. Relax in comfort with reverse cycle air conditioning and electric blankets. Free Wi-Fi available.
Allow us to cook a sumptuous breakfast for you, or if you prefer to cater for yourself you can have exclusive use of a fully equipped kitchen. Sample our range of homemade preserves including olives, extra virgin olive oils, jams, marmalades, chutneys, sauces and rubs. Purchase individual items or a gift basket to remind you of your stay.
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"I am grateful to the courageous individuals who share themselves with the world through The Interface Project. They have given me added strength for my child and a renewed sense of optimism for her future."
— TIESCHA THOMASSON, Mother
"The powerful collection of voices brought to us by The Interface Project allow the lived experiences of intersex people to be heard and understood in public spaces from college classrooms to the living rooms of those new to our community. The Interface Project is one of a kind, and I'm proud to support it."
— GEORGIANN DAVIS, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, author of Contesting Intersex: The Dubious Diagnosis
"The Interface Project represents a lifesaving outreach for Intersex people of all ages. This set of video testimonials – from undeniably successful and respected individuals of all kinds – gives Intersex people who are insecure about their possibilities in life clear examples of just how great an Intersex life can be."
— TIGER DEVORE, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Intersex activist and educato
"The Interface Project is wildly important as a resource for intersex people in particular to know that there are others out there living good lives and also fighting to put the future right."
— MORGAN HOLMES, Professor of Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University, author of Intersex: A Perilous Difference
"The Interface Project is letting parents see that their kids will, in fact, grow up to be beautiful people."
— ALICE DREGER, author of Galileo's Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and the Search for Justice in Science
"The Interface Project's participants are not only increasing awareness of the harms of normalizing interventions, they are creating the record which will relegate the injurious treatment they received to a shameful medical history. We can look forward to the day when the stories of The Interface Project are – as they should always have been unthinkable."
— ELLEN FEDER, Professor of Philosophy, American University, author of Making Sense of Intersex: Changing Ethical Perspectives in Biomedicine
"The Interface Project fills a critical void in our understanding of intersex by creating intentional space for people with intersex traits to speak their own truth to the world, unmediated, and with all of the vulnerability and courage that requires. From them we learn not only about a much misunderstood issue but about our shared humanity."
— KATRINA KARKAZIS, author of Fixing Sex: Intersex, Medical Authority, and Lived Experience
"If every parent and physician watched these powerful testimonies there would be far fewer 'patients'. These stories convey resilience and strength (No Body Is Shameful!) in the face of nearly overwhelming pressure to conform to societal ideals of 'normal' bodies. Hurray for The Interface Project!"
— ELIZABETH REIS, Professor of Women's & Gender Studies, University of Oregon, author of Bodies in Doubt: An American History of Intersex


As the very famous quote said, "Little girls with dreams become women with vision"
Queen Rania of Jordan wrote, "Confident women who participate in their communities and countries. Strong women who contribute to their nations' growth and prosperity. Compassionate women who, as mothers or guardians or leaders, nurture and guide the next generation — boys as well as girls — towards greater equality, justice and prosperity. "
When women adopt leadership roles, they contribute a unique set of skills, ideas, and life experiences that can broaden the entire company's insight, strategies, and bottom line.
This is why women empowerment activities are so vital for making a woman or a young girl a full member of society with equal opportunities.
We want to share some activities that girls can do to identify their abilities and make them more self-confident.
Affirmation is one of the key things to empower women. They help to fight low self-esteem and lack of confidence. You should start with knowing how to have effective affirmations.
Goals are an important part of life. We all have them. From our finances, to our careers, our health, and our relationships, goals can run the gamut in our lives.
Long-term goals are great, but they're easy to lose site of. However, when long-term goals are reinforced by daily goals and milestones, pushing closer to your dreams becomes far easier. Daily goals allow us to act on the micro while focusing on the macro.
Look at your day from the start as if it were the end.
Best time to do this is when you first wake up or get going in the morning as the mind is fresh and less inhibited by the day's tasks and workload.
Doing various activities together with girls to boost you self confidence and help you identify your strength.
Many ideas clearly pushed people outside their own comfort zones, yet they knew the actions would be empowering for the girls in their lives.


What you have just done is to create an object, gas1 that implements GRI- Mech 3.0, the 53-species, 325-reaction natural gas combustion mechanism developed by Gregory P. Smith, David M. Golden, Michael Frenklach, Nigel W. Moriarty, Boris Eiteneer, Mikhail Goldenberg, C. Thomas Bowman, Ronald K. Hanson, Soonho Song, William C. Gardiner, Jr., Vitali V. Lissianski, and Zhiwei Qin. See http://www.me.berkeley.edu/gri_mech/ for more information.
The gas1 object has properties you would expect for a gas mixture - it has a temperature, a pressure, species mole and mass fractions, etc. As we'll soon see, it has many more properties.
The summary of the state of gas1 printed above shows that new objects created from the gri30.xml input file start out with a temperature of 300 K, a pressure of 1 atm, and have a composition that consists of only one species, in this case hydrogen. There is nothing special about H2 - it just happens to be the first species listed in the input file defining GRI-Mech 3.0. In general, whichever species is listed first will initially have a mole fraction of 1.0, and all of the others will be zero.
Notice that the temperature has been changed as requested, but the pressure has changed too. The density and composition have not.
In each case, the values of the extensive properties must be entered per unit mass.
The composition above was specified using a string. The format is a comma- separated list of <species name>:<relative mole numbers> pairs. The mole numbers will be normalized to produce the mole fractions, and therefore they are "relative" mole numbers. Mass fractions can be set in this way too by changing X to Y in the above statements.
The slice object and the original object share the same internal state, so modifications to one will affect the other.
In previous example, we created an object that models an ideal gas mixture with the species and reactions of GRI-Mech 3.0, using the gri30.xml input file included with Cantera. This is a "pre-processed" XML input file written in a format that is easy for Cantera to parse. Cantera also supports an input file format that is easier to write, called CTI. Several reaction mechanism files in this format are included with Cantera, including ones that model high- temperature air, a hydrogen/oxygen reaction mechanism, and a few surface reaction mechanisms. These files are usually located in the data subdirectory of the Cantera installation directory, e.g. C:\\Program Files\\Cantera\\data on Windows or /usr/local/cantera/data/ on Unix/Linux/Mac OS X machines, depending on how you installed Cantera and the options you specified.
Cantera input files are plain text files, and can be created with any text editor. See the document Defining Phases for more information.
Note that the bulk (i.e., 3D or homogeneous) phases that participate in the surface reactions must also be passed as arguments to Interface.
See Converting CK-format files in the Working with Input Files documentation.
In addition to the Sphinx-generated Python Module Documentation, documentation of the Python classes and their methods can be accessed from within the Python interpreter as well.
If the magnitudes of the numbers in this list are all very small, then each reversible reaction is very nearly equilibrated, which only occurs if the gas is in chemical equilibrium.
You might be wondering how equilibrate works. (Then again, you might not). Method equilibrate invokes Cantera's chemical equilibrium solver, which uses an element potential method. The element potential method is one of a class of equivalent nonstoichiometric methods that all have the characteristic that the problem reduces to solving a set of M nonlinear algebraic equations, where M is the number of elements (not species). The so-called stoichiometric methods, on the other hand, (including Gibbs minimization), require solving K nonlinear equations, where K is the number of species (usually K >> M). See Smith and Missen, "Chemical Reaction Equilibrium Analysis" for more information on the various algorithms and their characteristics.
Cantera uses a damped Newton method to solve these equations, and does a few other things to generate a good starting guess and to produce a reasonably robust algorithm. If you want to know more about the details, look at the on- line documented source code of Cantera C++ class 'ChemEquil.h'.
Solution objects are also Kinetics objects, and provide all of the methods necessary to compute the thermodynamic quantities associated with each reaction, reaction rates, and species creation and destruction rates. They also provide methods to inspect the quantities that define each reaction such as the rate constants and the stoichiometric coefficients. The rate calculation functions are used extensively within Cantera's reactor network model and 1D flame model.
Or about 16% of the total heat release rate.


Spirulina, also known as "Tecuitlatl," was the Aztezcs' primary protein source for hundreds of years and Lake Texcoco is still a copious source of the superfood today. Going even further back than the Aztecs, Central Africans near Lake Chad have been farming the superfood as early as the 9th century. While researchers confused spirulina with chlorella, a 1959 article referred to spirulina as "die." But it was during a 1969 Belgian expedition that researchers first discovered the nutritional value of spirulina.
Size, shape and color: Spirulina is spiral shaped, bluish-green in color and can grow up to 100 times larger than chlorella, which is spherical-shaped and solid green in color. Spirulina is also a multi-celled organism with no nucleus, while chlorella is a single-celled microorganism with a nucleus.
Growing conditions: Spirulina is mostly found in fresh water, such as ponds, lakes and rivers. It needs a significant source of sunlight and only thrives in moderate temperature climates. While chlorella also grows in fresh water, it typically is found in areas with other thick plant growth, which makes it much more difficult to harvest.
Consumption practices: The ways in which spirulina and chlorella can be consumed differ greatly. Chlorella is hard and virtually indigestible. It is only suitable for human consumption after mechanical processing. Spirulina's benefits, on the other hand, can be enjoyed without processing and is easily digestible.
Nutritional content: While both plants are in the superfood family, the nutritional content of each is different. Spirulina contains more protein, iron, essential amino acids and vitamins B, C, D and E, making the health benefits of spirulina arguably the healthier of the two choices.
60 percent protein and Iron, Manganese, Chromium and Vitamins A, K1, K2, B12.
Health-rich phytonutrients such as carotenoids, GLA, SOD, and phycocyanin.
2,800 percent more beta-carotene than carrots; 3,900 percent more iron than spinach; 600 percent more protein than tofu and 280 percent more antioxidants than blueberries.
If you are unable to get hold of Hawaiian Spirulina, do not fret. In general, spirulina has some incredible health benefits for people who consume it on a regular basis. In fact, of the 1,500 research articles discussing how spirulina benefits your health, these 7 stand out.
Researchers found no unfavorable results from the different seaweed variations or a mixture of both.
CD4 cells (T-helper white blood cells that battle disease and are used to stage HIV and HIV-1 viral load, another HIV biomarker) stayed stable.
According to the researchers, "A number of animal and test tube studies suggest that spirulina increases production of antibodies, infection-fighting proteins, and other cells that improve immunity and help ward off infection and chronic illnesses such as cancer." (5) This doesn't come as a shock, as nearly 100 peer-reviewed articles have been distributed in scientific journals assessing spirulina's capacity to impact malignancy cells! (6) One article called attention to the fact that, notwithstanding its capacity to control blood cholesterol levels, "Spirulina is also rich in tetrapyrrolic compounds closely related to a bilirubin molecule, a potent antioxidant and anti-proliferative agent." (7) When tried on human pancreatic cells, these analysts found that, "Compared to untreated cells, experimental therapeutics significantly decreased proliferation of human pancreatic cancer cell lines in vitro in a dose-dependent manner." This demonstrates the more spirulina somebody eats, the less danger they have in developing different malignancies!
Affecting individuals everywhere throughout the world, persistent arsenic toxicity is an issue particularly in the Far East. According to Bangladeshi analysts, "Millions of people in Bangladesh, India, Taiwan, and Chile are consuming high concentrations of arsenic through drinking water, and thousands of them have already developed chronic arsenic poisoning." (8) Truth be told, up to 3 percent of the whole country of Bangladesh exhibited signs of clinical arsenic poisoning alone! (9) Bangladeshi analysts said, "There is no specific treatment" for arsenic poisoning, which is the reason they assessed options like algae. In the wake of giving 24 patients, influenced by arsenic poisoning, spirulina (250 mg) in addition to zinc (2 mg) twice a day, they contrasted the outcomes with 17 patients who took a placebo and found that the spirulina-zinc blend worked brilliantly. The members encountered a 47 percent abatement of arsenic in their body!
Cholesterol – Spirulina has been proven to stop atherosclerosis and can decrease elevated levels of blood cholesterol. Recently published research reviewed in The Journal of Nutritional Science and Vitaminology fed rabbits an elevated cholesterol diet which included 0.5 percent cholesterol for 4 weeks, and then fed them a high cholesterol diet with 1 % or 5% spirulina for an extra two months. (16) Once the eight-week trial was complete, LDL levels decreased by 26 percent in the group eating 1 percent of spirulina and 41 percent in the group eating 5 percent spirulina. This strongly suggests that the more spirulina we eat the more benefits we will receive! Serum triglycerides and total cholesterol were also significantly reduced.
Stroke – Researchers also discovered that the spirulina supplementation lowered intimal aorta surface by 33 to 48 percent, which suggests that it can prevent atherosclerosis and subsequent stroke. (19) It is important to remember that this clinical trial was conducted on animals that were still eating a HCD, and it highlights that regular spirulina consumption can literally reverse the damage done by eating a poor diet. You can only imagine the heart health benefits that would be experienced in those individuals who have a balanced diet!
Spirulina has shown through multiple studies to help reduce the inflammation that causes people to experience sinus problems known as allergic rhinitis. (20) Compared to placebo trials, spirulina has actually been proven quite effective at reducing itching, nasal discharge, nasal congestion and sneezing.
Diets high in nutrient-dense protein-rich foods like spirulina promote weight loss and low-fat stores through a variety of mechanisms. Because it takes more energy to metabolize, eating protein helps maintain lean tissue and contributes to fat burning. It can also curb hunger and overweight people seem to benefit the most. (21) To maximize this benefit, try eating your high protein spirulina in the morning or during midday instead of at night.
Also, some sources suggest that pregnant women and children should not consume algae. Contact your natural health care provider to confirm whether you should be consuming spirulina.


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(Newser) – Two tiny finger bones found in a cave in Poland tell a pretty grim story: Sometime about 115,000 years ago, a "large bird" ate a Neanderthal child, Live Science reports. According to CNN, scientists determined the fate of the child based on the bones' porous surface, which, per researcher Pawel Valde-Nowak, resulted from the bones "passing through the digestive system of a large bird." What isn't known is whether the bird killed and ate the child, thought to be 5 to 7 years old, or if the child was already dead and the bird was a scavenger. Either way, Valde-Nowak says in a statement, "This is the first known example from the Ice Age."
History and "facts" change from day to day.
115,000+ years ago. So scientifically then human beings were still in Africa and those bones are clearly Neanderthal, not human. Humans began migrating out of Africa and into Europe roughly 40,000 years ago. And due to the reduced sunlight as we traveled north, evolution (via natural selection; for improved vitamin D production) lightened our skin just 10,000 years ago. Gotta love science!
Someone send this article to the church.


From December 1st, 2014 , Queensland real estate commission rates were deregulated when the new Property Occupations Act came into Force in the state of Queensland.
The changes mean that your agent can now tailor a real estate commission rate and marketing package to specifically suit your property and your needs.
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Nakano Broadway (中野ブロードウェイ) is a shopping complex in Tokyo famous for its many stores selling anime items and idol goods, inlcuding more than a dozen small Mandarake stores, which specialize in manga and anime related collectibles. The shopping complex is a short walk from Nakano Station, which is five minute train ride from Shinjuku via the JR Chuo Line.
There are four levels of shopping at the Nakano Broadway. The second and third levels are where the many anime and idol related shops are located. Here, shoppers can find manga, magazines, collectors' items, animation character figurines, idol merchandise, game consoles, video games, animation/idol related CDs, as well as little souvenirs to take home, such as idol playing cards or key chains.
The ground level of the Nakano Broadway has shops selling clothes, shoes, tidbits and second hand goods. The basement level is a marketplace, where the locals shop for their groceries. Products on sale range from fruits and vegetables to meat and seafood.
Leading to the Nakano Broadway from Nakano Station is the Nakano Sunmall, a 225 meter long, covered shopping street with a wide variety of shops, including food joints, cafes, watch dealers, jewelers, fashion boutiques, pharmacies, game centers, book stores and others.
On the side streets branching off from the shopping street are food alleys with various restaurants, including many izakaya (Japanese style pub/eatery), that serve all different kinds of food. Here one can experience the atmosphere of the bustling food crowd while taking a break from the shopping.
Nakano Broadway is a five minute walk along the Nakano Sunmall shopping street, which starts just across the north exit of Nakano Station. Nakano Station is served by the JR Chuo Line (5 minutes, 160 yen from Shinjuku Station) and the Tozai Subway Line.
Varies by store. Typically no closing days, but some stores close on Wednesdays.


The A4250 has been specifically developed for children suffering from Alagille Syndrome & Biliary Atresia.
The clinical trial recorded a decline in serum bile acids & pruritus in both populations due to the A4250.
Albireo Pharma, Inc., (Albireo), a renowned Massachusetts-based pediatric liver disease firm, has reportedly announced that the results from its Phase 2 clinical trial, which evaluated the efficacy of its A4250 in pediatric-cholestasis, was presented at the 2019 International Liver Congress in Vienna, Austria.
Reports cite, the A4250 has been specifically developed for children suffering from Alagille Syndrome & Biliary Atresia. The clinical trial data recorded a decline in serum bile acids & pruritus in both populations due to the A4250.
According to a press release by Albireo Pharma, the A4250 is an extremely potent & selective inhibitor of Ileal Bile Acid Transporter (IBAT), which is currently being studied under a Phase 3 clinical trial in children suffering from Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis (PFIC), a rare, cholestatic liver disease that is life threatening.
The President & Chief Executive Officer of Albireo Pharma Inc., Ron Cooper stated that the company's goal is to develop and produce a medicine for pediatric cholestasis that could prove beneficial for people with multiple rare diseases. Cooper further added that the data from the Phase 2 clinical trial as well as the company's key regulatory biliary atresia designations, PFIC & Alagille across the EU and the U.S., reinforces the potential of the A4250 in achieving that goal.
In patients suffering from biliary atresia and Alagille, the A4250 was usually well-tolerated and any adverse effects, including increased transaminases, were transient & mild. Moreover, two patients with Alagille who had high levels of baseline transaminase witnessed further increases, warranting the decision to not escalate the dose.
According to reports, the company now plans to state a second pivotal trial for A4250 in biliary atresia in the third quarter of 2019.


According to website uBreakiFix.com, the next iPhone (iPhone 5 or "The New iPhone"?) will have a 4″ display and 16:9 aspect ratio.
If you compare to the competitors, 4″ isn't huge, but it is still a noticeable difference compared to the existing 3.5″ displays on the iPhones up until now. Personally, I think 4″ would be nice, I don't want the display to be too big as it would just make the phone even bigger and harder to use with one hand.
the key for me is that the new iphone will fit into my top pocket , keeping the iphone in my back pocket would cause damage if i sat on it .
am glad for this blog. it seems that everybody is waiting for iphone5 to be realeased and their is rumos of all the applcations as well as feature that it expected to have. however, in my opinion, i think we should wait for it to be realised first so that we can comment on it when knowing what it has.
It seems to be pretty cool! I am looking for the next keynote, I hope that the new model will be announced! A bigger display with higher resolution would be great!
It is not so long left to wait. Several weeks and we will find out all the hidden spec of new iPhone.
I'm not sure if its the Tim Cook vs Steve Job issue but this iPhone 5 release has nothing spectacular. Every single bit had been predicted and all the external shots etc were all leaked months ahead. One month ahead, I had also posted on the supposed rumours and photos,, and it all turned out to be true http://www.gadgetreactor.com/2012/08/iphone-5-launch-release-news-in-singapore-singtel-starhub-m1.html. Not sure if it was done on purpose though as a marketing ploy. Perhaps to draw attention away from the Android powerhouses.
Anyway, the iPhone 5 is really an evolution to the iPhone 4S, a thinner and lighter phone with more refined features.
It's really big news to lunching a new iPhone 5 to have 4″ 16:9 display. It's compare to iPhone 4 light to carry and also a huge response to iPhone 5 .
Apple has finally moved from the 4:3 aspect ratio to 16:9 , I think this new space will simply be used for another row of icons on the home screen.
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Now that it's already available to all of us.
I managed to upgrade mine, the iPhone is indeed better, in terms of processor, and better display.
However, iPhone 4 or 4S work great too, not too much different.
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El Monte Union Junior to Serve as Voice for Students on Board of Trustees
EL MONTE – Rosemead High School junior Xitlalic Palacios was such a talkative child growing up that her parents nicknamed her "periquito," the Spanish word for parrot. Spurred on by her parents' encouragement, Palacios has emerged as a strong public speaker, campus leader and engaged students.
Palacios, a first-generation college-goer, will use her leadership qualities to advocate for El Monte Union students after being sworn in as Student Trustee by the District Board of Trustees during a virtual board meeting on Aug. 5. Palacios is the first junior to ever serve on the Board.
"I want to be a conduit for our students and the Board of Trustees," Palacios said. "I want to assure El Monte Union students that I am here with the intent of speaking for them, fighting for them and establishing a clear line of communication for them. During these unprecedented times, El Monte Union students need more support than ever. Thank you for lending me a platform to vocalize the concerns and needs of our students."
One of Palacios' first acts as Student Trustee is co-chairing a virtual student panel at 4 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20. The panel will give students the opportunity to learn about the District's distance learning plan for fall 2020 and receive an overview of sports and activities, clubs and planned virtual events.
Palacios – who has served on the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council representing Rosemead High School for the last two years – has worked with the Family and Community Engagement subcommittee within the District's Reopening Task Force to provide feedback on ways foster a safe back to school experience.
Palacios' parents have played a pivotal role in shaping her activism, working hard to provide her the opportunity to attend school and encouraging her to get involved in extracurricular activities. For instance, Palacios is part of the Associated Student Body, volunteers for the Red Cross and serves as editor-in-chief of Rosemead's journalism team, while also taking an interest in student welfare.
"At a time when our students are facing challenges as they try to stay motivated and hopeful during the uncertainty of a global pandemic, the high school student voice is critical now more than ever," Superintendent Dr. Edward Zuniga said. "Xitlalic will work to express the needs and wants of our students, expand relationships and bring her own initiatives to ensure our students are heard."
081320_EMUHSD_STUDENTTRUSTEE: Rosemead High School junior Xitlalic Palacios is the first underclassman to serve as Student Trustee on the El Monte Union Board of Trustees, serving as a voice for the entire student body.
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Valerie Martinez, Juliette Funes 909-447-2404
3537 Johnson Ave., El Monte, CA 91731
https://www.emuhsd.org/
Dr. Edward A. Zuniga
Florencio F. Briones, president
Carlos G. Salcedo, vice president
David Diaz, clerk
Ricardo Padilla, member
Esthela Torres de Siegrist, member
2017-18: 8,299 students


The Surf House is in a laid-back coastline village called Dulan (都蘭) originally a fishing and farming village with a large indigenous population. Over the years some Taiwanese and foreigners have made this laid-back place their home, creating a vibrant and colorful community of surfers, artists, wood-workers, eco-farmers and other lost souls. On the weekends and holidays there are live music venues, handicrafts markets and a microbrewery selling their homemade beer. Everything the village has to offer is within walking distance (convenience stores, restaurants, bars, cafe's, tea shops, atm, pharmacy, post office).
Within short rides there are numerous colorful temples to visit, bustling festivals to attend and huge variety of local foods for you to discover. Besides that there is stunning tropical nature offering hiking trails, waterfalls, deep valleys and much more.
One of the best things about Taiwan is undisputed the friendly, generous and helpful people living here and you might end up chatting with random persons on the street and be invited to snacks or even share a beer or two.
There are 2 international airports in Taiwan and you have several options to come to us. Tipp: Kaohsiung airport is smaller than the one in Taipei, with shorter immigration lines and a quick check-in/out!
By airplane: most international flights will land at Taoyuan airport (TPE). From there you have to transfer to Songshan (TSA) airport and hop on the domestic flight to Taitung with Uni Air or Mandarin Airlines. These airlines will transport your board for free.
By train: From Taoyuan airport take the MRT to Taipei main station, change to the train gates. The fastest trains to Taitung are called Puyuma and it is about a 4 hours ride.
If you want to bring your own board you will have to go to Songshan Station and ship it from there. We strongly recommend flying!
By train: From the aiport take the MRT to Kaohsiung (KHH) main station (30min). The train takes about 2,5 hours to arrive in Taitung and stops quite frequently. It is a good occasion to see a beautiful part of Taiwan and already check the waves.
If you book the guided surf package with us for at least 6 nights we will come to the train station/airport and pick you up in person.
Just a bit south of latitude 23°, Dulan has a tropical monsoon climate. From March to November the there is plenty of sunshine, with constant hot temperatures in summer time. During Winter (December to February) it can still be pleasant weather but normally it's windier and not the best time for sun seekers.


The online world can be a scary place as the integration of the Internet into everyone's lives has also brought with it an ever-increasing trend towards malicious activity.
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Care gender relations: the crisis before and during the COVID-19 pandemic
By Anna Paula Bennech|2020-12-29T22:28:00+01:00December 21st, 2020|Vol. 1 Num. 2|
by M.A. Anna Paula de Moraes Bennech
Reviewed by Matheus Lucas Hebling
"We already had a crisis before Corona," stated Prof. Dr. Barbara Thiessen in her online talk about social problems in the care profession field on November 25th, 2020. The talk was hosted by the Working Group on Gender (Arbeitskreis Gender – AK Gender) at the Institute of Political Science and Sociology from the University of Würzburg.
By pointing to the gender care gap's previous existence, Prof. Thiessen's provocation corresponds to the AK Gender's motto: "same but different – what role does gender play?" The COVID-19 pandemic has just brought social inequality discrepancies, such as race, class, and gender, to newspapers' front page along with the updates on the virus' statistics. Hence, the choice to dedicate the 2020/2021 semester to discuss "Gender & Corona." The AK Gender's purpose is to promote research, reflection, and debate about persisting gender-related inequalities, encompassing role stereotypes, and their social impact. The AK Gender aims to favor an interdisciplinary approach; thus, the guest lecturer was Prof. Thiessen, whose research focus is gender-sensitive social work. She is currently the Vice Dean at the Faculty of Social Work from the Hochschule Landshut in Germany.
First, Prof. Thiessen stated that the care theory posits care as conditio humana because it is an inherent aspect of human existence and development itself. Here, care consists of mental, physical, individual, and institutional elements. It is a collective activity directed not only to people but also to objects, such as the environment and social institutions. Therefore, care embraces private relationships, on the private market, as well as between state and citizens.
Second, when it comes to caring work, a question pops up: work or love? Here, Prof. Thiessen highlighted the difference between caring for [informal or professional care] and caring about [emotional connection]. From a gender viewpoint, there is the diffusion of a stereotype that overlaps the two perspectives. As patriarchal structures position women as belonging to the domestic sphere and in charge of family caring and emotional duties, care work is considered their natural responsibility or even their emotional vocation. In this sense, there is an invisibilization of female care work within families and society in a broader approach. Put differently, one might perceive care as inherent to the female social role, hence not distinguishing the "work" attached to the "care." Considering this background, Prof. Thiessen inquired, "what changes when care work is paid? How is emotionality handled in care work then? How important are gender dimensions in this context? What other dimensions are relevant?"
It is also crucial to consider that care is not bound to fixed forms. The core difference is in the level of formalization, as its activities can be public or private, formal or informal. Moreover, care work is based on interactions and takes place within certain framework conditions, with multiple personal, social, and economic resources available. Consequently, the care setting comprises a relationship between caregivers and care receivers in environments that reproduce asymmetries of power, and therefore are vulnerable to violence. In other words, care work involves power, justice, and responsibility.
Care is a dual concept since it simultaneously has a private and a public facet. It embodies an inner attitude and refers to interpersonal caring activities and, at the same time, concerns socially critical areas, such as the health and social work systems. In this sense, the care debate aims to upgrade and politicize caring practices within the system of care relations, considering the essential basis of the social positionality of gender relations and the precondition of the capitalist economy, which indicates a lack of an adequate framework.
Third, these questions get a whole new nuance set under the COVID-19 pandemic lenses, as one might already have thought. However, it does not happen because Coronavirus brought along brand new gender problems, but instead sheds an intense light on the existing ones. For instance, due to the COVID-19 contention measures, the lockdown experiences forced the families to reorganize their routines inside their homes. In this context, according to the Mannheimer Corona study 2020, the care work division in Germany's lockdown is 50% mother alone; 25% men alone; 25% together. Thus, many pointed to the re-traditionalization of family and gender relations from the required home office and homeschooling combination.
Besides that, it represents an increase in domestic violence against women and children because, for instance, there are fewer intervention opportunities in the lockdown context. Also, there is a lack of offers for children and an enlargement in the educational gap between high and middle-class and socially disadvantaged children and young people. From this data, Prof. Thiessen counterpointed and stated there is no significant re-traditionalization but rather the discovery of gender-traditional relationships structuring life's guiding principles in society.
Prof. Thiessen also approached gender inequalities within care professions: deemed typically "female professions" such as care are traditionally under male leadership, the economization of care work, and the long-known shortage of skilled workers. In the pandemic, care work suddenly became system relevant. However, instead of providing appropriate working conditions, the care workers mostly received only applauses.
Finally, she highlighted that even though there are discernible changes in the relationship between gender and care, it is mandatory to plead a more precise structural framework. Therefore, she indicated practical strategies to face the gender challenges in and after the COVID-19 pandemic, such as the "Clean Up Time! Redesigning Care after Corona," a position paper from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Among the concrete measures, Prof. Thiessen emphasized the need for a joint responsibility initiative for good caring practices involving family, state, market, and civil society.
From a comparative perspective, the main point is – both the gender care gap and gender-traditional relations were "alive and well" before COVID-19, increased during the pandemic, and will not simply disappear after the crisis is gone. The matter has deeper roots than to be the merely social and political side effects of the pandemic. To illustrate, although the German government has been thoughtfully and science-based oriented in addressing the COVID-19 challenge, it still was not enough to prevent severe gender impacts within families and the broader care relations system. It points to the understanding that gender inequality is imbricated in social structures and, consequently, demands structural changes through direct actions. This element is crucial to compare the situation in Germany with other countries. In Brazil, for example, the current president not only denies the gravity of the pandemic [a "little flu" and a "media trick"] but is also shameless in propagating sexist, homophobic, and racist statements. A priori dangerous, the current president's behavior is particularly threatening because Brazil ranks among the most unequal countries globally, significantly harming women and black people in situations of social and economic vulnerability. An intersectional approach is mandatory to face COVID-19 gender-related challenges, comprehending that gender is not a sole factor – especially in social and political settings like the Brazilian one.
As Prof. Thiessen stated, an objective action plan, as well as political pressure for a new concept of care, are vital to deal with the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, in the current Brazilian circumstances, the government seems progressively distant from participating in regional and global debates to construct solutions. Even more problematic, the president insists on questioning vaccines' effectiveness, scientific credibility, and vaccination policies.
Prof. Thiessen's lecture organized by the AK Gender proportionated fruitful debates, especially for remarking the long-ongoing gender [several] crises. From an interdisciplinary perspective, it was also possible to think comparatively on gender issues to walk towards concrete local solutions. Ultimately, gender inequality remains a structural issue, and COVID-19 disasters in health, social, and political areas must be taken seriously so that we can learn at least a couple of lessons on equity.


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Every day, billions of dollars in payments are made by credit, debit and other payment cards. Each of those transactions carries the potential to be hacked or abused if not properly processed.
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standards Council is a global forum of payment industry stakeholders that was set up to establish data security standards in order to protect consumers' card data and ensure the smooth and accurate completion of transactions.
The importance of robust PCI security standards was illustrated in 2017 when 209,000 credit cards were compromised in a data breach at consumer credit-reporting firm Equifax. The breach cost the company around $700 million in fines and settlements.
The PCI Security Standards Council (SSC) sees its mission as promoting a continuous cycle of monitoring and compliance that involves assessment of standards and risks, remediation of vulnerabilities and the reporting to banks and issuers of steps taken in the remediation stage.
In addition to setting standards, the SSC trains personnel to assess them, carrying out audits of a company's application of PCI standards to its payments infrastructure.
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The council has framed security in terms of 15 standards that cover card issuers, consumers, merchants and merchants' banks. There are no statutory obligations to comply with the PCI Security Standards Council's standards, but in the U.S., court precedent ensures they are followed and card companies enforce compliance.
The standards cover details such as PIN security card protection, payment processing software, contactless payments and tokenization, the process by which a unique code is generated for each transaction to be approved instead of cardholders' account numbers.
The PCI has also set out 12 security standards on protecting payment card data. They include the installation of a firewall in payment software to protect data, protection of stored cardholder data, encryption of transmission of cardholder data, use of anti-virus software and the establishment of security policies within a business.
Who is covered under PCI security standards?
Card issuers are expected to set PCI standards and companies that process card payments are obliged to comply. Further, regulators setting anti-money laundering and counterterrorism financing laws worldwide are applying PCI standards to more than traditional lenders and credit firms. Their statutes increasingly also cover any company that moves money between customers and merchants, including e-money institutions, e-wallets or e-commerce platforms.
Failure to apply PCI standards can result in fines and leave card users and processors vulnerable to fraud, theft of money and identity theft. The PCI also warns that payment card abuse could lead to a loss of confidence in electronic payments, which would negatively impact merchants and financial institutions. For cardholders, it may also undermine credit-worthiness.
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It Takes A Village & An Executive Order To Save African Wildlife
Posted by Ron Callari on July 03, 2013
Coincidentally, the literary words of the ex-Secretary of State and the actions of the current President of the United States came into alignment this past week. While Hillary Clinton's book "It Takes a Village" spoke about the responsibility of child-rearing extending beyond the purview of a mother and father, metaphorically that same premise can be applied to saving the wildlife in Africa.
Poaching and trafficking is threatening Africa's wildlife, where the black market for illegal animal products yields $7 to $10 billion annually. Greed is a motivator for this nefarious activity where a rhinoceros can fetch $30,000 per pound and elephants' ivory tusks go for $1000 per pound. And surprisingly, the U.S. is the world's second largest global market for such products, just behind China and other countries in Southeast Asia.
When touring the Dark Continent this week, Obama rose to the occasion in a bold effort to thwart this illegal commercial transactions. Speaking at a joint news conference with Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete in Dar es Salaam, Obama acknowledged "that the animals of Africa have made the continent a destination for travelers from across the globe, calling the wildlife "inseparable from Africa's identity and prosperity."
"Today I issued a new executive order to better organize U.S. government efforts in this fight so that we can cooperate further with the Tanzanian government and others," Mr. Obama said. "And this includes additional millions of dollars to help countries across the region build their capacity to meet this challenge, because the entire world has a stake in making sure that we preserve Africa's beauty for future generations."
Grant Harris, senior director for African Affairs on the national security staff of the White House told reporters that in accordance with the executive order, the administration would seek to change regulations to make sure these animal products can no longer be shipped to the United States.
So if it takes a village to aid in this important work, who else is supporting efforts to quash the black market? In my post, "Paul Winter's Summer Soltice Dedicated To Saving The African Elephants," new age artist Paul Winter and his Consort held a concert in New York City on June 22 focused on this cause.
As a pioneer of integrating animal calls and instrumental music, Paul Winter has been successful in combining animal sounds in previous albums dedicated to the wolves, the whales and this coming year, he will release the "Song of the Elephant." Additionally, Winter is now composing a "Flyways" album that will incorporate the sounds of migrating birds who cross the Great Rift Valley in Africa, the Middle East and Eurasia.
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is an important charity, established in 1977 to honour the memory of the famous Naturalist, David Leslie William Sheldrick, the founder of Tsavo East National Park in Kenya. Sheldrick spent his entire life dedicated to the protection and preservation of endangered species such as the African elephants and the Black Rhinos.
There's a poignant quote on the Shendrick website that best sums up why it's so necessary to help save these beautiful creatures.
"People say to us: 'How can you carry on, amid so much heartbreak and tragedy; amid so many setbacks and such profound suffering?'- The answer is that we take our cue from the elephants themselves, who witness suffering and heartbreak on an almost daily basis, yet still have the courage to turn the page and focus on the living."
If you'd like to consider becoming part of the global village that's saving the African Elephants and the Black Rhinos, you can help by donating to the cause? Donations can be made online directly via PayPal, or by using a credit card. Other methods include sending checks by snail mail or a wire transfer. All methods can be found on the ShendrickWildLifeTrust.org website.
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Q: MS SQL - Best way to implement loop Existing Objects and content
There is a table named history_master which records everytime a particular table named master is updated. It is like a history of master table. master table contains latest data only
To give an example of contents
master table

| id | item no| valid from | valid till |
| 1  | 1      | 2012-12-25 | 2012-12-31 |
| 2  | 1      | 2013-01-01 | 2013-04-30 |
| 3  | 2      | 2013-01-10 | 2013-12-31 |

history_master looks like

| id | item no | valid from | valid till | update date |
| 1  |   1     | 2012-01-01 | 2012-06-30 | 2012-02-01  |
| 2  |   1     | 2012-07-01 | 2012-12-31 | 2012-02-01  |
| 3  |   1     | 2012-01-01 | 2012-06-30 | 2012-05-01  |
| 4  |   1     | 2012-07-01 | 2012-11-30 | 2012-05-01  |
| 5  |   1     | 2012-12-01 | 2012-12-31 | 2012-05-01  |
| 6  |   1     | 2012-07-01 | 2012-11-30 | 2012-08-01  |
| 7  |   1     | 2012-12-01 | 2012-12-24 | 2012-08-01  |
| 8  |   1     | 2012-12-25 | 2012-12-31 | 2012-08-01  |

Task at hand : write a stored procedure that gets all available data for an item from history retaining latest data i.e. the result should look like

| item no | valid from | valid till | history_id |
|   1     | 2012-12-25 | 2012-12-31 | 8          |
|   1     | 2012-12-01 | 2012-12-24 | 7          |
|   1     | 2012-07-01 | 2012-11-30 | 6          |
|   1     | 2012-01-01 | 2012-06-30 | 3          |

The logic that I thought of is to determine the batches from history table. For e.g. records with update date 2012-08-01 will have batch = 3, with 2012-05-01 will have batch = 2 and last with batch = 1
Starting with latest (3) to oldest (1) iterate through all batches, compare date ranges and determine resultant keeping in mind that data of latest set will always bear priority.
The only way to implementation I can think of is WHILE LOOP and I am not sure if it is the best way.
The history master contains 10155734 records as of now. Please suggest

A: I think you want to put the update dates into a temporary table like this
select distinct [update date], identity(int, 1,1) history_id
into #updatedates
order by [update date]

this gives you a table like this
update date history_id
2012-08-01  1
2012-09-01  2
2012-10-01  3

then join that with your original table to get your result
select mh.[item no], mh.[vaild from], mh.[valid to], u.history_id
from master_history mh join #updatedates u on mh.[update date] = u.[update date]

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To know the history of Pilar de la Horadada and its people it must be traced back to Roman times, although their ancestors have long originated, as evidenced by the archaeological remains found that testify that this splendid corner of the Mediterranean was occupied by the Iberians.
Called Thiar by the Romans, Pilar de la Horadada was an enclave on the "Via Augusta" between the cities of Ilici (Elche) and Cartago Nova (Cartagena), used by travelers on this route as a resting place to replenish forces in Its route along the Mediterranean coast to Rome.
The remains of wrecks sunk in the pilareño coast, give us testimony of the maritime commercial traffic in Roman time.
Throughout its history, and due to its strategic enclave, Pilar de la Horadada underwent several pirate incursions, reason for which were constructed the towers of surveillance, that served to sight the maritime approaches. A beautiful example is the "Torre Horadada", named after the holes that connected the different floors of the building as a rudimentary communication system between the sentinels, which later gave its name to the holiday resort Torre de la Horadada.
With the fall of the Muslims (711-1492) and the reconquest by the Catholic Kings, Pilar de la Horadada became a border area between the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon. It begins then, as in other areas of Spain, one of the most glorious and splendid times of its history.
As in the rest of Spain, the Civil War left scars on the social landscape of Pilar de la Horadada, a corner forgotten responsibility of the City of Orihuela as part of its municipal land. At 36 kilometers away from politicians who do not listen, the "pilareños" are abandoned to their fate without a social or economic coverage. Then begins the struggle for an independent management of the Oriolan consistory since the "pilareños", aware of their enormous economic potential; First in agriculture and later in national tourism, get tired of paying exorbitant taxes to an Orihuela that does not deliver anything in return. This is the struggle for the segregation of the City of Orihuela that ended happily for the pilareños on July 30, 1986 and that is worthy of another chapter of its history.
Since then, the municipality has undergone a process of sustainable growth with a community of 70 nationalities and services that improve the quality of life of its 20,000 inhabitants.
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Sundt ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Carl Sundt-Hansen (1841–1907), norwegisch-dänischer Genremaler der Düsseldorfer Schule
 Eilert Sundt (1817–1875), norwegischer Soziologe und Theologe
 Elise Sundt (1928–2005), österreichische Architektin
 Heinz Sundt (* 1947), österreichischer Manager
 Petter C. G. Sundt (1945–2007), norwegischer Reeder

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