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O particípio presente é uma derivação da forma verbal no tempo presente encontrada em algumas línguas. Ele pode ser empregado como verbo, adjetivo ou substantivo.

Particípio presente no português
Em português, o particípio presente (ou ativo) geralmente tem função de adjetivo ou de substantivo. Usualmente é formado com as terminações -ante, -ente e -inte (pipocante, presidente, constituinte). No entanto, a maioria dos gramáticos considera que não existe mais particípio presente no português contemporâneo, sendo tais palavras substantivos ou adjetivos, apesar de a formação de derivados com nte ter grande vitalidade, criando palavras tais como "dançante", "escrevente", "cantante", "titubeante", "ziguezagueante", "condizente", "embelezante", "ululante" e "assinante", entre várias outras. Algumas palavras ainda exprimem ação como "ardente", "cadente", "fervente", uma vez que uma chama ardente; estrela cadente ou água fervente só o são se estiverem em estado permansivo, de forma que a ação é condição sine qua non para atribuir o particípio presente a tais vocábulos. Outras palavras também terminadas em -nte (amante, reluzente, seguinte) são derivadas do particípio presente latino.

Particípio presente em outras línguas
A seguir, exemplos de verbos no particípio presente em outros idiomas:

 latim: amans, occidens
 Esperanto: estanto, faranto
 inglês: being, doing
 francês: étant, brillantes
 alemão: lobend, sagend
 italiano: svolgente, credente
 holandês: lopend, makend
 tupi: xaixuara, iukáara
 lituano: einantis
 finlandês: tekevä (ativo) e tehtävä (passivo)

Ver também
 particípio

Ligações externas
 OLIVEIRA, Jaciara Ornélia Nogueira de. As formas em -nte no português contemporâneo
 WLODEK, Marcin. O particípio português - formas e usos

Gramática
Verbo

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1. Fragaria vesca Linnaeus, Sp. Pl. 1: 494. 1753.
Fragaria chinensis Losinskaja; F. concolor Kitagawa.
Herbs perennial, 5–30 cm tall. Stems together with petioles spreading pilose, rarely glabrescent. Petiole 3–20 cm; leaf blade 3-foliolate, rarely pinnately 5-foliolate; leaflets sessile or central one shortly petiolulate, abaxially greenish, adaxially green, obovate, elliptic or broadly ovate, 1–5 × 0.6–4 cm, abaxially pubescent or sometimes glabrescent, adaxially sparsely pubescent, base cuneate or broadly so, margin obtusely or acutely incised serrate, apex obtuse. Inflorescence corymbiform, 2–4(or 5)-flowered, with a greenish, subulate or petiolate, leafletlike bract. Pedicel 1–3 cm, appressed pilose. Sepals ovate-lanceolate, apex caudate; epicalyx segments linear-lanceolate or subulate, shorter than sepals. Petals white, obovate, base tapering into a short claw. Stamens ca. 20, unequal. Carpels numerous. Aggregate fruit ripening red, ovoid. Achenes ovoid, not prominently rugose. Fl. Apr–Jun, fr. Jun–Sep. 2n = 14.
Forests, mountain slopes, meadows. Gansu, Guizhou, Jilin, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Xinjiang, Yunnan [widely distributed in N temperate zone].


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The Limey (1999)
Watch The Limey (1999) Online
The Limey follows Wilson, a tough English ex-con who travels to Los Angeles to avenge his daughter's death. Upon arrival, Wilson goes to task battling Valentine and an army of L.A.'s toughest criminals, hoping to find clues and piece together what happened. After surviving a near-death beating, getting thrown from a building and being chased down a dangerous mountain road, the Englishman decides to dole out some bodily harm of his own.
Actors: Barry Newman, Joe Dallesandro, Lesley Ann Warren, Luis Guzmán, Nicky Katt, Peter Fonda, Terence Stamp
Son of the Pink Panther (1993)
The eighth and last of the Pink Panther series. The illegitimate son of Inspector Clouseau is on the case of the kidnapped Princess Yasmin.
Tangerine (2015)
It's Christmas Eve in Tinseltown and Sin-Dee is back on the block. Upon hearing that her pimp boyfriend hasn't been faithful during the 28 days she was locked up, the…
The Pink Panther (2006)
When the coach of the France soccer team is killed by a poisoned dart in the stadium in the end of a game, and his expensive and huge ring with…
Country: Czech Republic, USA
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Family, Mystery
Hackers (1995)
Along with his new friends, a teenager who was arrested by the US Secret Service and banned from using a computer for writing a computer virus discovers a plot by…
Reprisal (2018)
Jacob, a bank manager haunted by a violent heist that took the life of a coworker, teams up with his ex-cop neighbor, James, to bring down the assailant. While the…
Slice (2018)
In a spooky small town, when a slew of pizza delivery boys are slain on the job, two daring survivors set out to catch the culprits behind the cryptic crime…
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Fantasy, Horror
Tower Heist (2011)
A luxury condo manager leads a staff of workers to seek payback on the Wall Street swindler who defrauded them. With only days until the billionaire gets away with the…
Saw 3D (2010)
As a deadly battle rages over Jigsaw's brutal legacy, a group of Jigsaw survivors gathers to seek the support of self-help guru and fellow survivor Bobby Dagen, a man whose…
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller
Indiscretion (2016)
A married woman's affair comes back to haunt her when her obsessed lover infiltrates every part of her life.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance, Thriller
The New Kids
A brother and sister arrive in a small town to help their relatives run an amusement park, and they find the town is terrorized by a local street gang.
Another Son of Sam (1977)
When a psychotic killer escapes from an insane asylum and goes on a killing spree, the SWAT team is sent out to track him down.
Genre: Crime, Horror, Thriller
The International (2009)
An interpol agent and an attorney are determined to bring one of the world's most powerful banks to justice. Uncovering money laundering, arms trading, and conspiracy to destabilize world governments,…
Country: France, Germany, UK, USA
Trailer: The Limey (1999)

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On a recent visit to a Goodwill Keystone Area store in Shillington, a number of full racks of coats were on display.
Winter coats are being stocked daily.
Coats are donated and placed on Goodwill sales floors each week. With winter coming and Daylight Savings imminent, it will be darker earlier and thus colder earlier starting next week. Winter coats will be in demand, so come in and check to see if there is a coat for you.
We'd also like to remind both Goodwill customers and Goodwill donors that when you buy a new coat, you should consider donating an older coat that is in good condition. It may be a few years out of style or no longer your favorite color or cut, but chances are it is exactly what someone is looking for. If you are looking for additional colors and styles of coats at bargain prices, many designer brand products are available at a Goodwill near you.
Goodwill stores also have a variety of sweatshirts and tee shirts for your outdoor winter activities.
Get your Major League Baseball gear early for the 2013 season.
As of Nov. 2, the Ohio State Buckeyes were still undefeated, but not bowl eligible.
Finds like this Cheshire cat sweater will keep you warm in your rabbit hole. Such finds are common at Goodwill stores.
Warm team logo products like this one are easy to find if you search by the colors of your favorite college or pro teams.


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Disney Plus: Shows and Movies for Grown-ups, Too
By Tina Charles
You know Disney. You love Disney. You grew up with Disney. But it hasn't abandoned you now that you're a full-grown adult. One year and over 60 million subscribers later, the Disney+ streaming app is proving to be steep competition for vets like Netflix and Hulu. There's lots to watch from classic movies to compelling series. Check out some of our favorites, and scroll through the app yourself. You'll be amazed.
A Huge Streamable Library
Of course, you can find Disney originals. Disney+ also offers you a collection of nearly 500 movies and 7,500 TV episodes from some of the largest film studios, including Marvel, Pixar, and National Geographic. They have four of the five highest-grossing films of all time in Avengers: Endgame, Avatar, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Avengers: Infinity War, according to Business Insider. And, the Disney+ platform is home to one of the biggest streaming stories of the year–Hamilton.
The Disney collection offers nearly eight decades of film history, including cartoon classics of old like Fantasia and Cinderella to more recent remakes like Aladdin and The Jungle Book.
Over the last decade or so, Disney has been busy transforming many of its popular animated films into live-action adaptations that typically skew more mature in tone. Here are some noteworthy pairings from the arsenal:
Mulan (1998 and 2020)
This year, the live-action adventure made headlines for skipping U.S. theaters in favor of an exclusive debut on Disney+. We recently broke down the differences between the animated and live-action Mulan, along with details on its $30 Premier Access fee.
Alice in Wonderland (1951 and 2010) and Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016)
The original has long been viewed as a bit psychedelic, so translating that into a dark fantasy adventure film seemed a natural fit. Add the cinematic stylings of Tim Burton, quirky acting by Johnny Depp, and some overall "muchness," and you have a box-office hit so successful they made a sequel.
Sleeping Beauty (1959), Maleficent (2014), and Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019)
Starring Angelina Jolie, Maleficent shifts the point of view from the original Sleeping Beauty over to the plot's 'evil fairy.' This fantasy tale of a forest kingdom at risk of human ruin is darker, edgier, and more mature–and we're not just talking about Angelina's wardrobe.
101 Dalmatians (1961 and 1996) and Cruella (2021)
The original animation and live-action remake will soon be accompanied by a third adaptation. Emma Stone is expected to play a younger version of our fur-loving villain in a live-action prequel set for May 2021.
Throughout the years, animated greats like the Toy Story series, Finding Nemo, Coco, and The Incredibles have proven to be as enjoyable for adults as much as kids. Plus, they tend to throw in a few innuendos, leaving more mature viewers smirking.
Skipping the theaters and releasing straight to Disney+ is Soul. This new Pixar film stars Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx and is expected to release on Christmas Day. There won't be any additional fee to check it out.
The entire Star Wars saga is here. This includes the original trilogy, the three subsequent prequels, the current blockbusters, and the standalone spinoffs, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and Solo.
The library also encompasses animated spinoffs like Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Resistance, and a Lego Star Wars collection. The animated spinoff series is expected to continue with a just-announced Lego recreation of the infamously campy 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special.
Seems like the streaming app used the Force to conjure up quality content like the Emmy-winning drama The Mandalorian, which is back for a second season. Coming soon to the Star Wars franchise, Ewan McGregor is expected to lead a currently untitled series focusing on the iconic Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Marvel fans, this one is for you. Nearly every Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is represented in the Disney+ archives. The app even lays out options on how to binge the Marvel movies and in what order–very helpful guidance to have when attempting to tackle 23 movies and nearly 3,000 minutes of action-packed screenplay.
If you've been patiently awaiting your next superhero fix, Disney+ will soon be releasing the following series borne from the Marvel Universe:
WandaVision: The drama/comedy/sitcom/action-hybrid touches down in December 2020.
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) take the lead in this action/drama hoping for an early 2021 release.
Loki: An epic tale of Tom Hiddleston's Loki when the fan-favorite character was still up to no good.
What-If: An animated anthology of sorts where key events in Marvel history play out differently based on circumstances changing.
The Rest: Other notable characters getting their own spinoffs: Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye, Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk.
Exposing the deepest pockets of the ocean to the unchartered corners of space, Nat Geo programming captivates on both an educational and adventurous level. Explore the world from the safety of your couch with over 400 hours of content, including Free Solo, Science Fair, and Mars: Inside SpaceX. The following notable series have more recently been released to Disney+:
The Right Stuff: A retelling of the early days of the U.S. space race, this eight-hour scripted drama spotlights the men of the Mercury 7 space program.
The Real Right Stuff: A companion piece to the scripted series, this is a documentary of the same story.
The World According to Jeff Goldblum: In each episode Goldblum selects a consumer item and explores its science and history, helping us all see life a little differently.
Boasting an expansive library of classic and modern fan favorites, Disney+ proves it's more than an entertainment hub for kids–it's a streaming goldmine for adults, too. And the affordable $6.99 monthly cost (plus applicable taxes, fees, and/or surcharges) in comparison to competitors' $12-$15 is a nice bonus. So, what will you watch first–an original series, cartoon classic, or superhero blockbuster?
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Nepalese trekking guides: A quantitative study of sexual health knowledge and sexual behaviour.
Simkhada, P., van Teijlingen, E., Regmi, P., Bhatta, P., Stone, P. and Ingham, R., 2015. Nepalese trekking guides: A quantitative study of sexual health knowledge and sexual behaviour. Journal of Manmohan Memorial Institute of Health Sciences, 1 (4), 35 -42.
JMMIHS Trekking Guides Quan 2015.pdf - Published Version
Official URL: http://www.nepjol.info/index.php/JMMIHS/article/vi...
DOI: 10.3126/jmmihs.v1i4.12000
Background: Tourism, a global industry, brings with it a number of public health problems, one of which is the spread of sexually transmitted infections transmitted between travellers and hosts. Previous studies have largely focused on sex workers and sex tourists. This study assesses sexual behaviour, knowledge and condom use among male trekking guides in Nepal. Methods: A self-administered questionnaire survey (n=324) was conducted using snowball sampling amongst men working as mountain trekking guides in Nepal. Results: Most respondents (59%) had initiated sex before the age of 18. Most (84 %) reported sexual relations with a woman other than their partner, 46% reported foreign partners, 43% had Nepalese partners, and 28% had concurrent foreign and Nepalese partners. Most (70 %) reported ever having sex with a foreign woman and two-thirds had had sexual intercourse with foreign women in the previous 12 months. Participants' age, education status, age of first sex, smoking and drinking habits and English proficiency were significant predictors of having sex with foreign women. About 60% reported condom use during their most recent occasion of extra-martial sex. A similar proportion had used a condom during last sexual intercourse with a foreign woman. The likelihood of condom use was associated with a guide's age, educational level, ethnicity, age of first sex and work experience. Conclusions: Most trekking guides reported sexual relations with foreign women as well as irregular use of condoms. Although sexual health knowledge about among trekking guides is high, some misconceptions still result in unsafe sex. Hence there is an urgent need to revise the existing training for trekking guides and implement appropriate health promotion programmes.
Condoms ; Safe sex ; Tourism ; Himalaya ; Sexual health ; Reproductive health ; South asia
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Q: Deleted files from Macintosh HD still take up space I just deleted about 50GB of files from my Mac's onboard storage, however it only resulted in the removal of about 8GB.
What happened and how can I fix this?

A: It's called local snapshots which works as a backup, if you are low in space the OS will automatically delete the stuff.

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Tracklisting & Cover Art Revealed To Chris Brown's "F.A.M.E."
February 23, 2011 | 10:03 AM
by ajacobs
On March 22, Chris Brown will release his fourth album, F.A.M.E. The work features Hip Hop stars such as Lil Wayne, Ludacris and Busta Rhymes, as well as Young Money's Tyga. The Jive Records release will be Brown's first since 2009's Graffiti.
The tracklisting to Chris Brown's F.A.M.E.:
1. Deuces featuring Tyga & Kevin McCall
2. Up 2 You
3. No Bullshit
4. Look At Me Now featuring Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes
5. She Ain't You
6. Say It With Me
7. Yeah 3x
8. Next 2 You featuring Justin Bieber
9. All Back
10. Wet The Bed featuring Ludacris
11. Oh My Love
12. Should've Kissed You
13. Beautiful People featuring Benny Benassi
14. Bomb feat. Wiz Khalifa
15. Love Them Girls featuring Game
16. Paper, Scissors, Rock featuring Big Sean & Timbaland
17. Beg For It


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module Admin
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    def current_admin_path_under?(path)
      path = url_for(path)
      return false if path == admin_root_path && request.path != path

      uri = URI(path)
      current_admin_path_match?(uri) && current_admin_params_under?(uri)
    end

    def current_admin_path_match?(uri)
      return request.path.start_with?(uri.path) if params[:id].present?

      request.path == uri.path
    end

    def current_admin_params_under?(uri)
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    end

    def admin_sidebar_header(name)
      tag.li(name, class: 'c-sidebar-nav-title')
    end

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    def admin_sidebar_link(name, path, icon:, style: 'c-sidebar-nav-link')
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What are the Precautions of Golf Course Lighting Design?
When playing golf at night, there must be enough illumination to make the golf course lighting very high. Golf course lighting design illumination requirements are different from other sports venues, and the issues to be considered differ from those of other sports venues.
Golf Lighting Design is a full use of space outdoor sports, people walking on the grass, the ball in the 10220m space flight, so in considering the stadium lighting, not only to consider the light of the players walk and the ball on the lawn when the illumination, and, more important, To make the field about the upper space of the field of light as evenly as possible, does not make the sphere dim.
That is, the use of led flood light for golf course, with one or more large area of light source, or from a number of small light source, so that the light soft lighting to meet the players visual requirements, to do in the light and in the sun as well as can swing.
For each hole, the tee is the primary area where the lighting should be designed so that the left-handed or right-handed players can see the end of the ball and the tee well without interfering with the serve. The level illumination general request achieves the 100~150LX, and the LED golf course lighting is mainly with the broad light to light, as far as possible from two directions carries on the illumination, avoids the ball, the club or the player's shadow falls in the sphere or the ball direction, affects the player's vision.
When installed, the lamp bar is usually installed at least 115m at the back edge of the tee. For larger tee-sets, multiple directions are required (Fig 1), and the height of the lighting fixtures should be greater than or equal to half the total length of the tee, but not less than 9m.
The installation practice shows that increasing the installation height will effectively improve the effect of the service platform, such as the use of 14m high pole lighting, the effect is much better than using 9m low medium rod illumination.
How Much Illumination Should a Golf Course Lighting Reach?
What are the Lighting Requirements of Outdoor Volleyball Court Lighting?


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Forecast Grim for Russia's Free Media as Dozhd TV Falls
An ill-conceived poll posted online for just 12 minutes is all it took to precipitate the latest turn of the screw on Russia's constricted independent media scene.
MOSCOW, February 5 (Alexey Eremenko, RIA Novosti) – An ill-conceived poll posted online for just 12 minutes is all it took to precipitate the latest turn of the screw on Russia's constricted independent media scene.
As of Wednesday, Dozhd – named after the Russian for "rain" – a youthfully dilettantish television station that has since its creation in 2010 relished in thumbing its nose at the authorities, had been dropped by all the country's major cable and satellite providers.
Dozhd owner Alexander Vinokurov says the station has shrunk its footprint of potential viewers to 2 million, down from the previous 17 million, a development certain to send advertisers fleeing.
"We believe this is an attempt to shut down the channel while saying that it wasn't shut down," Vinokurov, a 44-year old investment banker who created his own media holding in 2009, said Tuesday.
Causing Offense
The triviality of what caused Dozhd's downfall speaks volumes about the scant room for contrarian views in a climate in which, critics say, the state monopolizes the message, as well as the medium.
On January 26, during a studio discussion on World War II, the station's social media team posted a poll inviting viewers to vote on whether they thought the Soviet Union should have surrendered Leningrad – now St. Petersburg – to invading Nazis to prevent mass deaths, rather than endure a 900-day siege.
© RIA Novosti .
The Siege of Leningrad
The survey was immediately pulled in recognition of the raw emotions still provoked by this almost unimaginably horrific chapter of Russian history, but the damage had already been done.
Pro-Kremlin lawmakers and government officials were the first to lash out.
"I have no name for these people. They're non-people," said Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky.
Cable Broadcaster Association head Yury Pripachkin quickly followed suit, urging members of his organization to "exercise certain censorship functions." The country's largest cable and satellite television providers duly complied.
Retribution for Reporting
Dozhd founder and general director Natalya Sindeyeva calls what is happening to her station retribution for its independent journalism.
One recent item in particular is held up as a likely potential spark for Dozhd's plight.
The station picked up a report issued in November by opposition activist and politician Alexei Navalny accusing leading lawmakers and the Kremlin's powerful domestic politics chief Vyacheslav Volodin of owning lavish country mansions surely unaffordable on government salaries.
State Duma deputy Sergei Neverov publicly denied the allegations, which he characterized as a smear campaign. A parliamentary commission overseeing lawmakers' income declarations looked into Navalny's report, but no legal action followed.
Dozhd representatives avoided directly pointing fingers at the Kremlin, but others are more categorical about the authorities' role.
"The campaign definitely has a political motivation and uses a formal pretext," said Mikhail Vinogradov, head of the St. Petersburg Politics Foundation think tank.
The Kremlin rights council, an advisory body with a record of making outspoken statements, has denounced the campaign against Dozhd as unconstitutional and called on the Interior Ministry to investigate.
Reversal of the Thaw
Pavel Salin, a political studies expert at the Government Financial University in Moscow, suggested that Dozhd was only the latest victim of the Kremlin's quest to bring to heel those media outlets that gained prominence during the relative thaw of Dmitry Medvedev's presidency from 2008 to 2012.
Last year's announced liquidation of state-owned news agency RIA Novosti may be another bid to curb off-message media organizations endorsed by the former president, Salin said.
The entity replacing RIA Novosti – Rossiya Segodnya ("Russia Today") – is headed by Dmitry Kiselyov, who made his name as an abrasively government-loyal television personality. He expressed his views on the Dozhd poll controversy in typically forthright fashion in his weekly news show Sunday.
Responding to a defense of the poll by television presenter and socialite Ksenia Sobchak, who argued that only answers, and not questions, should be deemed "amoral," Kiselyov posed his own provocative query: "What if someone perhaps asks, 'Will Ksenia Sobchak finally come to her senses and give up hard drugs after her 14th abortion?' Would that be alright?"
Beginning of Media Decline
In the 1990s, many journalists and editors were attacked and even killed for doing their work. The systemic government-led impulse to clip independent media's wings dates back to 2000, in the early days of President Vladimir Putin's first term.
A sign of clouds gathering over what was then the standard-bearer of openly critical reporting – privately owned and virulently anti-Putin NTV – came with a curious petition signed by a group of academics in St. Petersburg taking exception to the irreverent tone of a satirical rubber puppet show aired by the broadcaster. Later that same year, NTV was wrested away from tycoon Vladimir Gusinsky by the media arm of state-owned natural gas giant Gazprom. Other stations, such as TV-6 and REN-TV, carrying punchy news broadcasts also subsequently came under pressure and were eventually either closed or toned down their coverage.
Latest Wave of Pressure
In 2010, Dozhd emerged as the country's first independent general news channel.
But the bold reporting of anti-government street protests sparked by the widely condemned parliamentary elections of late 2011 was succeeded by a string of firings and censorship scandals at leading liberal publications, including Kommersant newspaper and Gazeta.ru, in what appeared to presage an inevitable crackdown.
Boris Timoshenko, department head at media freedoms campaign group Glasnost Defense Foundation, said the trend has affected a wide range of outlets.
"Media across the board are facing pressure. It's indiscriminate," Timoshenko said.
In 2012, investigative cable television station Sovershenno Sekretno ("Top Secret") narrowly dodged closure after leading, state-owned cable operator Rostelecom dropped it from its roster. Channel representatives claimed the move was retribution for an interview with Lyudmila Narusova – the widow of Putin mentor Anatoly Sobchak and mother of Ksenia Sobchak – in which she expressed support for anti-government protesters.
Dozhd says it faced no problems at the time of its reporting on the street protests, but that it has felt the "close attention" of unspecified authorities ever since.
The channel may yet survive, but it could be at the cost of its credibility, Timoshenko said.
"One thing is unavoidable, and that's the increase of self-censorship, both at Dozhd and in other media outlets," he said.
The article was corrected to include Timoshenko's proper job title.
Dozhd TV, NTV, REN TV, Gazprom, State Duma, Glasnost Defense Foundation, TV-6, Pavel Salin, Ksenia Sobchak, Natalya Sindeyeva, Vladimir Medinsky, Vyacheslav Volodin, Sergei Neverov, Mikhail Vinogradov, Alexei Navalny, Yury Pripachkin, Dmitry Kiselyov, Boris Timoshenko, Alexander Vinokurov


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Welcome to our website; we hope it will help keep you fully informed about what is going on at All Saints' Church of England Junior School.
In May 2018, Ofsted graded All Saints' as a 'GOOD' school overall, with an 'OUTSTANDING' grading for Personal Development, Behaviour and Welfare.
We were pleased that the inspection recognised many of the key strengths of school, particulary the work we carry out to support and nurture your children:
'The school's work to promote pupils' personal development and welfare is outstanding. The school has established a strong positive ethos that pupils are proud of and that is reflected in their positive attitudes in school.
Relationships between all adults and pupils are outstanding.
The behaviour of pupils is outstanding. At all times in the school day, pupils conduct themselves in an exemplary manner. Pupils' movement from classroom to classroom, between lessons and outdoors is a pleasure to see.
Pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is a strength of the school and embedded throughout the curriculum. The quality of singing is exceptional and very moving.
Pupils' attitudes to learning are exceptional. Pupils have a strong desire to learn and show great resilience when challenged."
These Ofsted observations follow the findings of our SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools) inspection in February 2016, which graded All Saints' as an OUTSTANDING church school (see the Church school section of this website for further information).
Our federation with Emscote Infant school enables the two schools to work together very closely, developing good relationships with parents while greatly improving the smooth transition of pupils between the two schools.
We see ourselves as a team and every member is valued for the contributions they make. You are or will be part of that community and we very much look forward to working in partnership with you.
Mrs Sandra Sutherland
Associate Headteacher
Cookie Preferences and Privacy Policy © Emscote Infant & All Saints' CofE Junior Schools. All rights reserved. 2019


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The Class of 1960 made history by being the first Princeton Class to hold a mini-reunion in Cuba (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad) from October 20-27, 2012.
Many Class members remembered seeing Fidel Castro, after his forces overthrew then President Batista on December 31, 1958, when he came to Princeton to give a speech at the Woodrow Wilson School in April, 1959, in our Junior year. Others were involved in the Bay of Pigs invasion while serving in the Navy.
7AM -Meet in the Lobby of the Miami International Airport Hotel to receive travel documents. Rumors are that Fidel Castro has died. ( Later proved unfounded).
11 AM- Arrive at Jose Marti airport in Havana and check into Saratoga Hotel.
4 PM- Lecture by Princeton Professor Jorge de los Santos followed by rooftop reception and dinner at local restaurant, El Aljibe .Celebration of Princeton's football victory over previously undefeated Harvard, 29-24.
AM- Lecture and walking tour of Old Havana- focusing on its four main squares-Plaza deArmas, Plaza de San Francisco de Asis, Plaza Vieja, and Plaza de la Catedral.
Lunch at a paladar, La Monda Cubana.
PM- Private concert in the hall of a 17th century chapel with four singers accompanied by five musicians performing music from the middle ages to 19 century.
Dinner at a paladar, La Maraleja.
AM- View rehearsal of the Contemporary Dance Company of Cuba at Teatro National.
Tour the Musea de la Revolution which documents the founding of the current government.
PM- Trip to "The Alley", a two block area decorated by grafitti paintings.
Visit to the School of the Arts to see the unique architecture of its buildings and the art work of its students.
Morning lecture by a local professor on U.S. - Cuba relations.
Drive to the outskirts of Havana to tour Ernest Hemingway's house and see his fishing boat, Pilar.
Lunch followed by a tour of the University of Havana.
Evening- Reception and dinner at the Ludwig Foundation, an organization which assists young artists.
Performance at the Buena Vista Club.
Depart for Playa Giron, the landing site for the Bay of Pigs. Tour museum dedicated to the Cuban victory.
Lunch in Cienfuegos at La Union Restaurant.
Tour of the town square and then view the art works of students at the Graphic Society of Cienfuegos.
Check into the Jagua Hotel.
PM- Concert of Cantores de Cienfuegos Singers, a choir of twenty singers performing in a Museum Hall.
Dinner at a paladar, Villa Lagarto. Hurricane Sandy crossed Cuba just west of Guantanamo Bay during the night.
AM- Drive to Trinidad. Hurricane Sandy is evident. Heavy showers.
Tour city square and visit Museo Romantico, a former residence.
Lunch at a paladar, Restaurant Sol.
AM- Lecture by former Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister on "Current Cuba Reality".
Tour of the National Museum of Fine Arts given by the current Director.
PM- Tours of two artists studios.
Visit to Ceramics Museum followed by a reception and performance by a classical guitarist.
Farewell dinner at a paladar, San Christobal. Sang Old Nassau, gave the Tiger Cheer.
Depart for the Airport at 8am. Fly back to Miami.
We all had a great time during our brief visit and learned a lot about the country which you could only understand by being there. It is indeed a third world country in many ways, but there seems to be a lot of pride among the inhabitants. Raul Castro is currently introducing bits and pieces of free enterprise and private ownership, but Cuba is still very much a socialist country.
I was a little skeptical about the food we would encounter, but found it to be one of the best parts of the trip. One reason is the fact that the government realizes that tourism is perhaps their most important product, so they treat the visitors very well while the typical Cuban gets along on pennies for food. One example of the emerging private enterprise is private restaurants which are usually located in former mansions and compare favorably with some of the best eating establishments in the US. We had several of our meals in those locations.
The first two pictures are from the party on the last night in the bar of the Hotel Saratoga. Note the various enthusiastic embraces of large bottles.
Marguerite Vera of the University's Class Affairs Committee was also on the trip, and has a large collection of pictures here .


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We have beach cruisers and these can go to the beach in Coquina Beach, but the geared bikes cannot. The cleaning fee for taking geared bikes on the beach is $50 per bike.
Since 1995, Ride & Paddle has been Sarasota and Siesta Key's largest fun rental business and now we are the most convenient. The same great equipment and service, upgraded so you spend more time outside and less time in the shop.
We deliver and pickup to Coquina Beach. It is just that simple.
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If you're heading to Siesta Key, make sure you rent a bike or kayak (or both!) from Siesta Sports. I booked both online before I arrived so I didn't have to worry about availability. The bike was delivered - for free - to my rental tiny house. I'm definitely returning to Siesta Key and renting from Siesta Sports again. Great customer service, friendly staff, and items in excellent working condition. You can tell the owner takes pride in this shop.
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Good service. On first bike the chain kept falling off, replaced the bike with no problem.
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I'm glad to announce that the Official Statistics Webpage is now live.
The site has two different ladder systems. One based on player performance, and one based on clan performance.
There is also a system that awards players medals based upon their statistics. I personally think its the coolest feature of the website.
All competitive information and 25 to Life news will be posted up there as well. There are also some official competitions currently running, so head on over and check it out.
no stat page for Xbox?
thats bogus, thats where the majority of the gamers are.


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Jessie Maria Tutt 1880 - 1943
The child of James Tutt (a general labourer) and Jane Foord (a general shop), Jessie Tutt, the first cousin twice-removed on the father's side of Nigel Horne, was born in Ramsgate, Kent, England on 2 Apr 18801,2,3,4,5, was baptised there at St Luke's Church, Hollicondane Road on 29 Jan 1881 and married John Hardcastle (a coal miner hewer with whom she had 4 children: Lily, Jessie, Sarah E and Dorothy) in Steyning, Sussex, England c. May 19056.
During her life, she was living at 18 Clarence Terrace, Ramsgate on 3 Apr 1881, less than a mile from her sister Jane Eliza Caroline and brother James Tutt who were living at Clarence Terrace, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, England1; at 10 Clarence Road, Ramsgate on 5 Apr 18917; at 15 Ellen Terrace, Sharlston Common, West Yorkshire, England on 2 Apr 19112; and at 7 Ilford Place, Morley, West Yorkshire on 29 Sept 19393.
She died on 9 Mar 1943 in Spen Valley, West Yorkshire5 and is buried at Morley Cemetery, Morley, West Yorkshire.
James was born on 16 Jan 1851
Jessie Maria Tutt - gravestone
https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbc/1891/0005906043
https://search.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_884621364
https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=TNA/R39/3688/3688I/018/12
https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbc/1911/rg14/27436/0143/2
1881 England, Wales & Scotland Census - Findmypast (was age 1 and the daughter of the head of the household)
1911 Census for England & Wales - Findmypast (was age 31 and the wife of the head of the household)
1939 Register - Findmypast (was recorded at this address)
1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census - Findmypast (was age 12 and the daughter of the head of the household)
Burial place (Morley, West Yorkshire, England) has no citations
Jane Fuller (née Tutt) residence is same location probably should be recorded as the same address (' Clarence Road, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, England'/' 10 Clarence Road, Ramsgate, Kent, England') in 1891
Lily Tutt residence is same location probably should be recorded as the same address (' Clarence Road, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, England'/' 10 Clarence Road, Ramsgate, Kent, England') in 1891
Harriet Tutt residence is same location probably should be recorded as the same address (' Clarence Road, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, England'/' 10 Clarence Road, Ramsgate, Kent, England') in 1891
Rose Tutt residence is same location probably should be recorded as the same address (' Clarence Road, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent, England'/' 10 Clarence Road, Ramsgate, Kent, England') in 1891
Listed in the residence for 29 Sep 1939, but spouse John Hardcastle is not
Census information missing between Census UK 1891 and Census UK 1911


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Tourmaline is our bestselling, gender-neutral blanket, woven with love in Maine. This 100% USA cotton baby blanket features a classic hopscotch checker pattern in a rainbow of pastel hues. Generously sized to fit standard size cribs.
It was adored by new parents. I could not have found a better gift. Thank you.
I have had his blanket since I was a baby, and even got a new one several years later when I had used it so much that it actually got a bit worn down. It's super soft and comforting and I highly recommend it.
This was my daughter's favorite baby blanket and is now my favorite baby gift. The colors are lovely and it gets softer with each washing.
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I bought the Hopscotch blanket for my own baby who is now 22! It was the softest thing I'd ever felt and wore extremely well, so we just bought one for our niece who's having her first. It is not as soft coming right out of the package, but it's beautifully made and we hope once it's washed it will soften up just like our original.
I do not have enough accolades for your Hopscotch baby blanket -- five stars are not sufficient. I have been giving this blanket as a baby-shower gift for decades. I recently got a note from some friends whom I had given the blanket for the birth of their son, who is now four. They said now that the nights and mornings are getting cooler, their son and his younger sister love snuggling under the blanket together, and fortunately, have not yet had any battles over who actually owns it.


Thank you to the alert Ancestry employee who alerted me to this recent post on the APG mailing list.
The Family History Library and Ancestry.com have used IP authentication for several years to help manage the access to the Ancestry.com experience to the library. Since Ancestry and the FHL started using IP authentication several years ago, patrons at the Family History Library have not been able to use their own personal accounts on Ancestry.com. With the changes in the FHL access to Ancestry.com effective on Monday, this has become more of an issue than it was in the past.
Ancestry learned a few days ago that patrons at the Family History Library had inadvertently used a deep link into Ancestry.com to bypass the IP authentication that made the computer unable to log out of a personal account, even if the user wanted to, creating a security risk. Ancestry closed that hole to protect our site security and customer privacy. Shutting down the deep link log in function on the FHL computers was not a direct or an intentional ploy to upset current Ancestry.com subscribers.
Ancestry and the FHL are currently exploring solutions to allow people to gain access to their personal accounts at the Family History Library while still protecting the privacy of customers. Rest assured that we (Ancestry and the FHL) are working on a resolution--but there is not yet a timetable for its completion.
You know things have gotten Ancestry's attention when they make a public pronouncement!
I've gotten a lot of information on this issue from inside Ancestry. It turns out what they're saying about customer privacy is true. When you used the hack to login to your personal account at the Salt Lake Family History Library (FHL), the cookies dropped by the IP authentication were not completely replaced. As a result, some of the website behavior of the website reflected personal account behavior, and some of the behavior exhibited FHL behavior. No testing had ever been done in this weird, hybrid environment.
But it only took a little testing to show very, large problems. On the one hand, there was no way to logout. On the other hand, there were several code paths that allowed one to change the username, password, and email address of that account.
There were several ways to see the account owner's private data, including credit card billing address, street address, phone numbers, and any genealogical data entered about living individuals. That means anyone could see the names, ages, address, and phone number for the account owner's minor children and name and ages for nieces, nephews, etc.
If you still think Ancestry was unjustified in blocking yesterday's hack, you're out of your mind.
interesting - I tried to demontrate my private ancestry.co.uk acount in the Gwent and the Glamorgan county archives in Wales som years ago.
I was very embarressed when I could not log on and assumed it was because of firewalls on the parent gov.uk net.


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Heptatlo, do grego hepta (sete) e athlon (competição), é uma competição de atletismo com sete provas, tendo duas versões, uma feminina e outra masculina, esta apenas em pista coberta. A versão mais popular e a única disputada em Jogos Olímpicos e Campeonatos Mundiais ao ar livre é a feminina. Seu equivalente olímpico para os homens é o decatlo.

História
A modalidade ao ar livre foi introduzida no programa olímpico em Tóquio 1964 com o pentatlo. Este formato foi posteriormente expandido com a entrada dos 800 m e do lançamento de dardo e fez sua estreia em eventos globais em 1981, no Campeonato Asiático de Atletismo e na Universíade e depois no primeiro Campeonato Mundial de Atletismo, disputado em Helsinque, em 1983. A estreia olímpica se deu no ano seguinte, em Los Angeles 1984.

A barreira dos 7000 pontos foi quebrada apenas nove vezes e por apenas três mulheres, a norte-americana Jackie Joyner-Kersee, que a rompeu seis vezes, a sueca Carolina Klüft e a russa Larisa Turchinskaya. Kersee é a recordista mundial e olímpica da prova, com os 7291 pontos conquistados em Seul 1988. Nafissatou Thiam, da Bélgica é a atual campeã olímpica e mundial. Uma das grandes tradições dos Jogos é a volta olímpica pela pista de atletismo de todas as competidoras juntas após o término dos extenuantes dois dias de prova.

Heptatlo feminino
É a única modalidade olímpica disputada em estádios abertos. Consiste em dois dias de competições. No primeiro dia disputa-se, pela ordem, os 100 m com barreiras, salto em altura, arremesso de peso e 200 m rasos. No segundo ele é completado com o salto em distância, lançamento de dardo e os 800 m. A cada prova a atleta acumula um número determinado de pontos de acordo com seu aproveitamento e a vencedora é a que atinge o maior número de pontos somadas as sete modalidades ao final.

O cálculo dos pontos da prova foi criado pelo matemático austríaco Dr Karl Ulbrich, que construiu uma fórmula em que, uma marca especificada, por exemplo, 1,82 m no salto em altura, vale um total de 1000 pontos e a partir daí, para cima ou para baixo, pontos são somados. Cada evento também tem um grau mínimo de pontuação, por exemplo, 0,75 m no salto em altura, que vale zero pontos. As fórmula é concebida de modo a que sucessivos incrementos constantes no desempenho da atleta correspondem a um aumento gradual em incrementos de pontos atribuídos.

As modalidades são divididas em três grupos e os pontos são calculados por três fórmulas diferentes:
Corridas – 110 m c/ barreiras, 200 m e 800 m:

Saltos – altura e distância:

Lançamentos – dardo e peso:

P é para pontos, T para tempo em segundos, M para altura ou distância em centímetros e D para distância em metros; a, b e c tem diferentes valores para cada um dos eventos. A tabela abaixo mostra os níveis de referência necessários para ganhar 1.000 pontos em cada prova do heptatlo feminino:

Heptatlo masculino
O heptatlo masculino é uma prova não-olímpica e realizado em pista coberta, sendo a prova combinada disputada no Campeonato Mundial de Atletismo em Pista Coberta. As primeiras quatro provas são realizadas no primeiro dia, pela ordem, 60 metros, salto em distância, arremesso de peso e salto em altura e as outras três no dia seguinte, 60 metros com barreiras, salto com vara e 1000 metros. Decatletas também costumam disputá-la no inverno e o recordista mundial e campeão olímpico do decatlo Ashton Eaton é bicampeão e recordista mundial desta modalidade em pista coberta.

Recordes
Refere-se apenas ao heptatlo feminino, a prova olímpica. De acordo com a World Athletics.

Melhores marcas mundiais
Refere-se apenas ao heptatlo feminino, a prova olímpica. As marcas abaixo são de acordo com a World Athletics.

Melhores marcas olímpicas
Refere-se apenas ao heptatlo feminino, a prova olímpica. As marcas abaixo são de acordo com o Comitê Olímpico Internacional – COI.

A russa Irina Belova competiu pela Equipe Unificada da Comunidade dos Estados Independentes (CEI) em Barcelona 1992.

Marcas da lusofonia

Atletismo