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Leipzig draws 1-1 with Monaco on Champions League debut
Monaco's Youri Tielemans, right scores his side's first goal during the Champions League Group G first leg soccer match between RB Leipzig and AS Monaco FC in Leipzig, Germany, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017. Left are Leipzig goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi and center Leipzig's Dayot Upamecano. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)
LEIPZIG, Germany — Eight years after the club's formation, Leipzig made its Champions League debut and drew with visiting Monaco 1-1 on Wednesday.
Swedish midfielder Emil Forsberg claimed the team's first ever Champions League goal, only for Youri Tielemans to answer straight away for the French champion, which was knocked out by Juventus in the semifinals last season.
"The atmosphere would give you goose bumps today," Leipzig and Germany striker Timo Werner said. "Of course we would have liked to have won, but Monaco defended very well."
Leipzig could not compete with Monaco's pedigree, having been formed in 2009 when Dietrich Mateschitz of energy drinks giant Red Bull bought a local fifth-tier team, SSV Markranstaedt. The 73-year-old Austrian billionaire rebranded the club with his company's livery before financing its steady promotion through the German league system.
But Leipzig, which shocked the Bundesliga by finishing runner-up as a promoted team last season, showed no inferiority complex on its debut in Europe's premier club competition.
Yussuf Poulsen, who just extended his contract with the club, went closest midway through a first half of few chances.
Monaco, which in the off-season lost the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Benjamin Mendy and Tiemoue Bakayoko, looked secure in defence.
That was until Forsberg — the only starter for Leipzig to have previously played in the competition — broke through and beat Diego Benaglio at the near post in the 33rd minute.
The celebrations were cut short, however, when Tielemans — a 20-year-old summer signing from Anderlecht — hit back by prodding home the rebound after Peter Gulacsi saved his initial header.
"It's something special and makes me very proud," Forsberg said of his goal. "Unfortunately we conceded the equalizer in the next play."
After the break, Poulsen had a goal ruled out for offside before Leipzig settled for a point.
"The point's in order," Forsberg said.
Also in Group G, Besiktas won 3-1 at Porto.
More AP Champions League coverage: https://apnews.com/tag/ChampionsLeague


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The Secretary-General's report on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and post-2015 goals, A Life of Dignity for All: accelerating progress towards the Millennium Development Goals and advancing the United Nations development agenda beyond 2015, was released on 14 August. It is the 2013 edition of the Secretary-General's annual report on MDGs progress, ahead of the 25 September General Assembly Special Event on the MDGs and post-2015 development agenda. Several civil society organizations have published responses to this report, which are outlined below.
A Life of Dignity for All provides an assessment of progress to date and identifies policies and programmes that have been successful in the achievement of the MDGs and can contribute to accelerating it. These include emphasizing inclusive growth, decent employment and social protection; allocating more resources for essential services and ensuring access for all; strengthening political will and improving the international policy environment; and harnessing the power of multi-stakeholder partnerships. The report also states that "the world's quest for dignity, peace, prosperity, justice, sustainability and an end to poverty has reached an unprecedented moment of urgency," and emphasizes the need to take "every step possible" to achieve the MDGs by 2015.
Additionally, the report focuses on sustainable development — enabled by the integration of economic growth, social justice and environmental stewardship — as a global guiding principle and operational standard for the post-2015 framework, in an effort to bring together the full range of human aspirations and needs to ensure a life of dignity for all.
Several civil society networks have published detailed responses to the report, including the Civil Society Reflection Group on Global Development Perspectives, the Women's Major Group (WMG), CIVICUS, Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID), Global Coalition on Women and AIDS (GCWA),Landesa, the Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR), and several others. A hub for civil society responses to the report has been created on the World We Want web platform; organizations can submit their responses directly onto this page.
The Civil Society Reflection Group on Global Development Perspectives has published two responses to the report. The first, Fit for whose purpose?, raised concerns about the "high degree of trust and hope [the Secretary-General] puts on new so-called partnerships between state and non-state actors and corporations in particular." Questioning the positioning of corporations by the report and its approach to public-private partnerships, the statement warned against the increasing privatization of the post-2015 agenda and called for the inclusion mechanisms for monitoring and accountability.
In its second brief, Misdirecting finance - who benefits?, the Reflection Group identified gaps in the report on structural macroeconomic issues, particularly as regards the global economic and financial crisis and the "need to reform and regulate global financial markets, including through mechanisms like the proposed Financial Transaction Tax, that could both tame financial volatility and generate resources for sustainable development." Finally, the statement raised questions about unsustainable debt, the lack of sufficient regulation, and the Secretary-General's positioning of the need to build an enabling environment for private sector investment to leverage Official Development Assistance.
For a list of civil society responses to the report and space to add your own, please see the dedicated page on the World We Want web platform.


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Le Département de l'immigration du Somaliland "(SIBC)" ou Immigration et contrôle des frontières au Somaliland (    ) ( Arabe : دائرة الهجرة ومراقبة الحدود صوماليلاندي) est une agence du gouvernement du Somaliland relevant du ministère de l'Intérieur et est également la principale autorité chargée d'exécuter et de mettre en œuvre les lois sur l'immigration du Somaliland . Le SIBC réglemente l'examen et l'autorisation des demandes de visas, de permis d'entrée et de séjour au Somaliland. L'agence est dirigée par le brigadier général. L'actuel général de brigade est Mohamed Osman Aalin (Dayib).

Le Département de l'immigration est également responsable de la délivrance des passeports du Somaliland.

Obtenir un visa

Obtenir un passeport

La délivrance d'un passeport du Somaliland est effectuée par le Somaliland Immigration and Border Control.

Voir également

 Politique des visas du Somaliland
 Passeport du Somaliland
 Loi sur la nationalité du Somaliland
 Ministère de l'intérieur (Somaliland)

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Smartphone generated earthquake alerts could be the wave of the future for getting the word out that an earthquake is beginning. An earthquake warning system is effective only if people are alerted before they feel the shaking begin in their location. Scientific equipment is the best way to detect an earthquake, but a less expensive way to detect earthquakes is using Smartphone technology and crowdsourced GPS data from Smartphones in use around the world to recognize when faults begin shifting and provide immediate alerts.
U.S. Geological Survey Researchers, NASA researchers, and two universities' research teams are involved in making the Smartphone Generated earthquake alerts a viable option. If the phones help detect it, then the information can be shared quickly and notifications can sweep across Smartphones in the path of the earthquake. Researchers say that it is much more economical to do this and would definitely assist regions that do not have any scientific warning system in place.
According to a Mashable report, Pakistan and Indonesia would be particularly helped by this Smartphone alert system. It seems illogical that imprecise instruments can create precise data, but the more imprecise data that you have available, the more precise the data becomes, according to a researcher from Carnegie Mellon University. The study report states that electronic alerts roll out faster than the tremors move so it is a plausible way to alert the public to an earthquake.
The Smartphone technology works best on large earthquakes. A potential problem with this technology is that many people do not want to share their phone's data with others. A possible solution is government issued phones that can be used personally and provide data useful in alerting for earthquakes.
Nations located within The Ring of Fire do not have warning systems in place at this time. This new Smartphone technology would be of great service to those living in the Pacific Rim, the Caribbean, South Asia, and Central and South America. A pilot project is currently being tested in Chile. It is a collaboration between the U.S. Agency for International Development and the Chilean Centro Sismologico Nacional that is working to test a hybrid earthquake warning system. Standalone smartphone sensors and scientific sensors would be placed along the Chilean coast to detect movement and alert the public to the impending earthquake.
Crowdsourcing has been used in other areas, and it is soon to be taken seriously and widely applied in the scientific community. Lives could be saved by earthquakes detected early by Smartphone technology.


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Q: How to pass the option "listings" to examplep I've been trying to pass the option listings to the examplep package.
According to the documentation one can pass the options to activate the listing by doing listings=yes, listings={}. However, none of those works and I still get the error:

Package examplep Error: Unknown option: listings (= yes) ...name opt@\@currname.\@currext\endcsname}

I checked on the source code, and I can't find any listings option inside it. (I updated to TL 2014, just to check that, and still getting the same error.)
What am I missing?
The code I'm testing
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{listings}
\usepackage[listings=yes]{examplep}% this doesn't work
%\usepackage{examplep}% this does

\begin{document}
\pagestyle{empty}

% This lstlisting has its own caption
\begin{lstlisting}[language=C++,caption={Caption of lstlisting},label=cod:c]
#include<iostream>

int main{
  std::cout << "Hello LaTeX\n";
}
\end{lstlisting}

% The lstlisting caption is not shown here
\begin{WBoth}
\begin{lstlisting}[language=C++,caption={Caption of lstlisting}]
#include<iostream>

int main{
  std::cout << "Hello LaTeX\n";
}
\end{lstlisting}
\end{WBoth}
\PexaShowSource{}
\PexaShowSample{}

\end{document}

Edit:
I contacted the author of the package, and he kindly shared a version of the file with listings on it:  http://www.math.bme.hu/~pts/examplep_all.zip.
I'm trying to make it work, but as he pointed it out, the package is more than 8 years old. I'm trying to make it work, but still get several errors on the simple example above.
Probably someone with more experience can check what's going on. As right now I'm getting \PexaShowSample undefined control sequence errors.

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HABIT Perennial; mat forming. Rhizomes elongated. Culms geniculately ascending; 10–30 cm long. Culm-internodes distally glabrous. Leaves distichous. Ligule a fringe of hairs. Leaf-blades involute; 2–8 cm long; 2–5 mm wide; firm. Leaf-blade surface pubescent; hairy adaxially. Leaf-blade apex pungent.
Panicle contracted; ovate; 3–6 cm long.
FERTILE SPIKELETS Spikelets comprising 1 fertile florets; without rhachilla extension. Spikelets lanceolate; subterete; 1.5–2.5 mm long; breaking up at maturity; disarticulating below each fertile floret.
GLUMES Glumes deciduous; similar; reaching apex of florets. Lower glume lanceolate; 0.66–0.8 length of upper glume; membranous; without keels; 1 -veined. Lower glume lateral veins absent. Lower glume apex acute. Upper glume ovate; 1.5–2.5 mm long; 1 length of adjacent fertile lemma; membranous; without keels; 1 -veined. Upper glume lateral veins absent. Upper glume apex acute.
FLORETS Fertile lemma ovate; 1.5–2.5 mm long; membranous; without keel; 1 -veined. Lemma apex acute. Palea 2 -veined. Palea keels approximate.
FLOWER Anthers 3; 1–1.5 mm long.
FRUIT Caryopsis with free soft pericarp.
DISTRIBUTION Europe: southwestern and southeastern. Africa: north and Macaronesia. Asia-temperate: western Asia.
NOTES Eragrostideae. Fl Eur 1997.


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Legendary Locals of Fort Worth
By Emily White Youree and Joan Kurkowski-Gillen
Fort Worth is "the City of Cowboys and Culture"—and where the West begins. Its citizens highlight the Texas can-do spirit and the determination and compassion to make a difference, to be legendary. When Buckley (B.B.) Paddock persuaded the railroad to lay track west of Dallas, a city was born and so was opportunity. Cowboys like T.J. Ryon rode into town with their cattle. J. Frank Norris preached against the vices in Hell's Half Acre while Jennie Schueber tried to rally support for a free library. Feisty entrepreneurs like Ninnie Baird and John B. Laneri baked bread and sold pasta noodles. "Cowtown" also boasts such notables as Edna Gladney, who helped countless orphans find a home; the Clark brothers, who brought Texas Christian University home; and Claude R. Platte, who bravely served as a Tuskegee airman. These fine folks are just a sampling of Fort Worth's fascinating—and sometimes infamous—characters.
Legendary Locals
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Emily White Youree is a freelance writer and editor with nearly two decades of publishing experience on both a local and national level. Joan Kurkowski-Gillen has written about the people and places of Fort Worth for more than 30 years. An award-winning journalist, her articles have appeared in numerous publications.
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5 Other Open LGBT Oscar Winners Before Sam Smith
By Sam Beltran
Sorry, Sam Smith. As your song goes, "You're not the only one." Here are 5, among many other, openly gay winners who have gone on to win an Academy Award.
5. Dustin Lance Black
Dustin Lance Black won best screenplay for Milk, which starred Sean Penn as Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man who became California governor. Talk about an entire win for the LGBT community.
4. Bill Condon
Bill Condon, who wrote and directed "Gods And Monsters", won Best Screenplay in 1999.
3. Howard Ashman
Howard Ashman, who won Best Original Song together with Alan Menken for The Little Mermaid's "Under The Sea" in 1989, passed away of AIDS complications in 1991.
2. Elton John
The venerated Elton John walked away with much critical success for the songs in Disney's The Lion King in 1994, including winning Best Song for "Can You Feel The Love Tonight". He would go on to host the annual Academy Awards Viewing Party, which benefits the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
1. Stephen Sondheim
The legendary Stephen Sondheim is a GOT winner (that's eight Grammys, one Oscar, and eight Tonys). He won Best Song for "Sooner Or Later (I Always Get My Man)", sung by Madonna, for the 1990 film Dick Tracy.
Sam Beltran
Sam is a twentysomething that loves to write about travel, food, and culture. She believes that writing helps us make better sense of the world we live in. Check out more of her writing on sambeltran.com. Say hi on Twitter and/or Instagram at @samzabbel.
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Billingham home on the touchline to support fundraising marathon
Residents from Care UK's Hadrian Park will be taking to the touchline on Saturday (23 November) to support players who have taken on a 24-hour football challenge to raise money for the Jo & Mya Memorial Fund.
Sixteen players have signed up to be part of a 24-hour marathon football challenge in Seaton Carew that begins on Friday. Care UK has sponsored the shirts for the challenge that will raise money for the charity to benefit children who have lost loved ones.
The charity was started by Ian Richardson in memory of his wife and daughter who were killed in a road accident in 2010 and Ian and his two-year-old daughter Ava have dedicated themselves to raising funds.
Denise Findley, who manages the home in Marsh House Avenue, said: "The Jo & Mya Memorial Fund and the sad story behind it are well known to us all in Billingham, and our residents, being local people involved in the community, were delighted when we had the opportunity to support the event through sponsoring the football shirts.
"A good cause and a game of football - it would be impossible to keep many of our residents away! So we will be getting out the minibus on Saturday morning and heading down to the ground to support the players.
"I think we will probably be taking down a few flasks of tea to keep us warm and in full voice as we cheer on the lads and the charity."
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New Kansas Measure Says There's No Right to Abortion in the Constitution
STATE MICAIAH BILGER FEB 19, 2018 | 12:17PM TOPEKA, KS
Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer is backing a new effort to ensure that the state constitution does not recognize the so-called "right" to abort an unborn baby.
On Saturday, he joined Kansans for Life, pro-lifers from across the state and other state and federal lawmakers to kick off the effort, according to The Garden City Telegram.
"There's a Kansas court that has argued that the framers, framers of our Constitution, imagined abortion as a separate constitutional right," Colyer said. "This is just violence against the most basic facts."
They plan to promote a ballot measure to amend the Kansas Constitution to make it clear that the state does not recognize a "right" to abortion, according to the report.
The ballot initiative is pro-life advocates' response to a recent court ruling that "radically changed" Kansas public policy, according to the pro-life group. The judge struck down a state law prohibiting brutal dismemberment abortions that tear unborn babies limb from limb while their hearts are beating. Kansas passed the first dismemberment abortion ban in the United States in 2015.
"For 84 days in 2015, the state of Kansas led the nation by banning live dismemberment abortion, then a Judge found a new 'right' in our Kansas Constitution and ordered that live dismemberment can continue," Kansans for Life wrote on its blog. "The case is now pending before the Kansas Supreme Court."
The group said the constitutional amendment will clarify that the Kansas Constitution does not block abortion restrictions such as the dismemberment abortion ban. It noted that Kansas law forbids the dismemberment of a cow, horse, calf, hog, mule or sheep unless it is rendered incapable of feeling pain.
"However, since the court in Kansas 'discovered' the right to an abortion in the Kansas constitution, the state legislature may not afford similar humane protection to unborn humans," the pro-life group said.
These constitutional provisions also can be important in the event that Roe v. Wade is overturned and the power to legislate abortion is returned to the states.
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Q: Whats the best way to get all objects from a S3 bucket To get all objects out of my S3 Bucket programmatically I currently use the ListObjectsV2Request first. Then I iterate over all received keys and get the individual objects for each key with a GetObjectRequest.
I am experiencing performance problems which lead to my objects not being displayed fast enough in the frontend.
Is there any other better way to get all objects from an S3 Bucket, maybe with only one request?

A: You can try to use TransferManager, maybe it will solve your issue. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/v1/developer-guide/examples-s3-transfermanager.html#tranfermanager-download-directory

A: If your task is to copy all files from one bucket to another, I would suggest you trying https://rclone.org/.


Police Officer John McKenna was shot and killed while investigating two men he believed were stealing copper streetcar wire.
He had observed a car believed to be used in the thefts and stopped the two occupants. When he searched the men he located a revolver on one of them, at which time he escorted them to a nearby business. One of the men asked if he could get a drink of water and Officer McKenna allowed him to do so. As the man walked behind Officer McKenna he produced a small handgun hidden in his waist band and shot him in the back of the head, killing him.
Police Officer McKenna was survived by his wife and father.


The holidays are about to come upon us in a sickening rush. That means that among your other preparations, it time to shun vapid stock expressions. Chestnuts may appeal as they roast by an open fire, but they are out of place in your prose.


Recently I've been missing home quite a bit… The beach and the sun, my friends and my family. I miss San Diego a lot even though I left thinking it was a pretty frustrating place to live. But being in another country, so far from home and so polar opposite from the lie I'm used to really does make you understand what you had and find the gratitude you lacked.
My Pinterest account has been barking at me to reconnect some of my most popular posts since I no longer run my old studio, Studio Sequoia. So I'm taking a little time each day to put some of these images back up and they are making me a little homesick for romance on the beach. This couple in particular, Hannah and Joe, have consistently been one of my most popular. So when I dug up the old post this morning, I thought what the heck.
On my favorite little beach near Windansea, at high tide, with a couple that truly love each other and aren't afraid to show it… that's my goal for every session.
Ladies and Gents, Hannah and Joe.
Lord how I miss the Pacific Ocean, wildflowers and happy couples.


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The IRS has updated guidance on how taxpayers obtain consent for changes in methods of accounting. Revenue Procedure 2009-39 provides guidance on automatic consents for accounting method changes and clarifies the general procedures for obtaining non-automatic consents.
In general a taxpayer may not request a change in accounting method when under examination. The updated revenue procedure includes changes to the earlier revenue procedure and adds to the definition of "under examination." It also refers to changes in filing requirements for an accounting method change, defines which issues mandate filing a change in accounting method form, and provides guidance for specific accounting method changes and when an automatic consent will not apply.
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Paul-Henri DuBerger (* 8. Oktober 1939 in Matane, Québec; † 19. Juli 2012 in Québec) war ein zeitgenössischer kanadischer Impressionist.

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Im Laufe seiner akademischen Karriere an der Laval-Universität in Québec entwickelte er ein ausgeprägtes Interesse am Malen. Nachdem er anfänglich nur ein paar Entwürfe zeichnete, verbesserte DuBerger schnell seine Techniken und konzentrierte sich auf den Impressionismus.

In einem der zahlreichen Zeichenseminare, die DuBerger besuchte, lernte er Emile A. Gruppé kennen, einen der amerikanischen Meister des Impressionismus aus der "School of Impressionism of Gloucester". Gruppé gab sein Wissen weiter und sein Einfluss wird offensichtlich, wenn man DuBergers Werke betrachtet. Allerdings schaffte es DuBerger, seinen ganz eigenen, individuellen Malstil zu entwickeln.

DuBerger lebte in der Stadt Québec.  Er malte sowohl in seinem eigenen Atelier als auch vor Ort an den unterschiedlichsten Stellen rund um Quebec City.

Weblinks
 Paul-Henri DuBerger Offizielle Homepage
 Baie-Saint-Paul Artist of the Year
 Emile Albert Gruppe on artnet.com
 Institute Of Figurative Arts

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More than any other painter of his time, Wilhelm Kuhnert shaped the notion of Africa. In the late 19th and early 20th century, he was one of the first European artists to set out on a number of journeys to the former colony of German East Africa, which at that time was still largely unexplored.
During these journeys, his sketches of the animal and plant world were often created under difficult conditions. These served as the basis for his monumental paintings, which he later created in his Berlin studio and exhibited internationally with great success. Kuhnert stood out for his almost scientific approach: He captured the characteristics of the animals and the landscape in which they lived with great precision. It is not surprising that his animal pictures were published in zoological books like Brehms Tierleben (Brehm's Life of Animals), as wall charts for school classrooms and on the wrappers of Stollwerck chocolate.
Although Wilhelm Kuhnert remains one of the most frequently collected academic painters to this day, his work is largely unknown by the broader public. Now, for the first time, the SCHIRN is presenting a comprehensive retrospective of his life and work. The exhibition combines studies and paintings from European and American museums, private collections, and Kuhnert's estate with numerous prints and commercial graphics and publications by the artist. Here, Kuhnert's work is seen not only as a mirror of the history of art and natural science, but also against the background of the history of colonialism. As such it also makes a contribution to the current debate on the handling of Germany's colonial past.


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Cardiff Metropolitan
Cyncoed Campus Stadium
Address: Cyncoed Road, Cardiff, CF23 6XD
Pitch Size: To be advised
Club Nickname: The Archers
Home Kit: Red and Black
What Is The Cyncoed Campus Stadium Like?
The Cyncoed Campus Stadium, is very modern only having been opened a few years ago. The stadium is overlooked by the tall National Indoor Athletics Centre, which runs along one side of the pitch. There is a fair gap between the Athletics Centre and the pitch and this is used as a flat standing area. The roof of the centre protrudes out over part of this area, giving some much needed cover if the weather turns for the worse. On the side of the Athletics Centre building is mounted a large red digital scoreboard, whilst the team dugouts are also located on this side of the stadium. Opposite is a small seated stand, which contains just under 300 seats. Although only four rows high, it is at least covered. This stands runs for around a third of the length of the pitch and is positioned of the half way line. Above the stand in the centre is a platform used for television cameras. There are open flat standing areas behind the pitch perimeter fence to either side of this seated area. Both ends are also open to the elements and consist of narrow tarmaced walkways, which are also used as flat standing areas for spectators. In one corner of the stadium in front of the Athletics Centre is a container unit, which serves as small club shop and tea bar. The team changing rooms are located inside the Athletics Centre and the teams emerge from a doorway next to the club shop. The stadium has a 3G artificial playing surface. It is completed with a set of eight floodlight pylons, four of which run down each side of the pitch.
To be honest although the stadium has been constructed to a high standard, it is somewhat sparse when it comes to spectator facilities. Toilets are a row of portaloos and the tea bar provides teas, coffees, soft drinks, confectionery and not much else. May be these will be improved as the season progresses, we will have to wait and see. Please note that spectator access is gained to the stadium along one side of the Indoor Athletics Centre (to the left hand side, if standing facing the Centre).
Alcohol is not available at the stadium. There is a bar called the Centro Bar located within the main Cynoed Campus building (not the Athletics Centre), however it is unclear at this moment in time whether this will allow in supporters on matchdays, The nearest pub is called the Discovery Inn which is located a mile away on Celyn Avenue. This pub which is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, has up to four real ales on tap at anytime. To find this pub which also serves food then; With the main reception entrance to the National Indoor Athletics Centre behind you, turn right through the car park and turn left to walk down along the side of another artificial pitch area. Then follow this road through the campus first going around to the right and then around to the left, before finally reaching the University exit. Turn right along Cyncoed Road and then take the next left into Celyn Avenue. The pub is further along this road on the left.
The Cyncoed Campus lies to the North East of Cardiff.
From Newport and the East
Leave the M4 at Junction 29 and take the A48(M) towards Cardiff, Then continue towards Cardiff as the road becomes the A48.After another 1.5 miles take the slip road leaving the A48, signposted Cardiff East/Docks/Llanederyn. At the top of the slip road you will reach a roundabout, where you take the third exit towards Llanederyn. Go straight across at the next roundabout. After passing a housing estate on your right (beware of the 30mph speed camera and traffic calming road humps along this stretch of road), you will reach the entrance to the Cyncoed Campus and National Indoor Athletics Centre on your left.
From Swansea and the West
Leave the M4 at Junction 32 and take the A470 towards Cardiff City Centre. After travelling along the A470 for three miles, just before the A48 rises to become a flyover, take the left hand slip road towards A48 (signposted M4 East, Hospital A&E). At the bottom of the slip road you will reach a roundabout where you take the first exit onto the A48 in the direction of Newport. Follow the A48 for just over two miles until reaching a left hand slip road signposted Llanederyn/Newport Road Hotel. Leave the A48 at this junction and at the top of the slip road you will reach a roundabout where you take the first exit towards Llanederyn. Go straight across at the next roundabout. After passing a housing estate on your right (beware of the 30mph speed camera and traffic calming road humps along this stretch of road), you will reach the entrance the Cardiff Met Campus and National Indoor Athletics Centre on your left.
There is a pay and display car park at the campus, which costs 50p. If the car park happens to be full, then street parking is available on the housing estate, across the main road from the campus.
The nearest railway station is Heath, which has both a high level and low level line. Heath Railway Station is situated around 1.5 miles away from Cyncoed Campus and will take around 25-30 minutes to walk.
If instead you arrive at Cardiff Central Railway Station then you may consider taking the local service up to Heath, which run every ten minutes on a Saturday afternoon, with a journey time of nine minutes. Otherwise there is a taxi rank outside the station or you could catch the Number 52 Cardiff Bus Service which runs from the City Centre up to the Cyncoed Campus. It leaves the City Centre from bus stop KH on Westgate Street, which is the same street as the Welsh RFU shop outside the Principality Stadium (this is almost on the opposite side of the stadium to Cardiff Central Station). You can view a timetable on the Cardiff Bus website.
On exiting Heath High Level Station turn left and go under the Railway Bridge. With the Railway Bridge and Station directly behind you, crossover the road via the Pedestrian Crossing, then bear to the right and then follow the road around to the left, this is Lake Road North. Proceed straight on down Lake Road North and on reaching a roundabout, go straight ahead (second exit) into Celyn Avenue. Continue straight along Celyn Avenue passing a small precinct of shops and the Discovery pub on your right. At the end of Celyn Avenue you will reach a T-junction where you turn right into Cyncoed Road. After about a quarter of a mile you will reach the entrance to the Cardiff Metropolitan Cyncoed Campus on your left. The Cyncoed Stadium and National Indoor Athletics Centre are located at the rear of the campus from this entrance. Just follow the road through and around to the right of the campus and you will see the National Indoor Athletics Centre in front of you. Please note that the first 3G pitch you will see is not the Cyncoed Stadium, as this is located behind the Indoor Athletics Centre.
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1 Adult + 1 Child (Over the age of 10): £8
1 Adult + 1 Child (Under the age of 10): £6
Student (With valid ID) £1
Official Matchday Programme: £1.50
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Why were you looking forward to this game and visiting the Cyncoed Campus Stadium?
The visit was part of a long weekend groundhopping in Wales.
I got a taxi from Cardiff Central Railway Station to the ground which cost £11.
I stayed in The Park Hotel by Radisson, which was very nice, but overnight parking cost £14. I had a few beers in the Great Western Wetherspoons pub in the centre of Cardiff, before taking a taxi up to the ground.
What you thought on seeing the ground, first impressions of away end then other sides of the Cyncoed Campus Stadium?
I was lucky that the taxi driver was familiar with the ground as Cardiff Metropolitan University. is a maze of buildings and other sports facilities. Most people headed to the far side of ground where there is a small stand. Others stood around the pitch side fence. There was only a few away supporters and they took up position beside the far goal line.
Comment on the game itself, atmosphere, stewards, pies, facilities etc.
Atmosphere was limited to around 20 young supporters (probably students) banging drums and other improvised instruments in one corner of small stand on far side. There were limited refreshments available, but I did not partake.
After the game I wa s wondering how I was going to get back into the city and was walking towards main exit when I noticed a well illuminated bus shelter. I was delighted to discover there is a regular bus service to and from the city even on a Sunday. The bus service in question is the No. 52 and costs £1.80 one way. This terminates in the city at O'Neills Bar, and I think it starts from here also up to the Met.
Wish I had known about the bus service beforehand as this makes traveling to and from the ground very simple and much cheaper.


Richard Alderman: Facilitation payments: US OK? UK NO-KAY?
Yesterday in the first of our series of Q & A with Richard Alderman we flagged the risk to overseas corporates because of the top priority placed on investigating and prosecuting them for violations of the Bribery Act by the SFO.
We, like you, have heard the stories circulating that the final guidance will include some comfort when it comes to corporate hospitality and facilitation payments. This is broadly consistent with what the SFO have been saying for months on these subjects when listened to carefully.
Whatever the final guidance says we do not anticipate that carte blanche will be given on the making of facilitation payments (we do expect the 'rules' about corporate hospitality to be fleshed out and some comfort to be given when it comes to facilitation payments).
Against this backdrop today we publish the second in our series of questions with Richard Alderman on the subject of facilitation payments.
What would the SFO's position be in relation to an overseas company which makes facilitation payments in compliance with the FCPA exemption and as a result is not prosecuted by the DOJ. Would the SFO prosecute? and if so in what circumstances?
I have made it clear that facilitation payments are already bribes under the current UK law and that this position will remain under the Bribery Act.
Guidance on the issues here will be provided in the Ministry of Justice guidance together with the Directors' guidance to be issued by the Director of the SFO and the Director of Public Prosecutions.
I have also made it clear that US corporations that are FCPA compliant need to look at their anti-bribery programs because there is no exemption for facilitation payments under our law. The SFO will reserve the right to prosecute in appropriate circumstances, particularly where corporates use facilitation payments as a way of disadvantaging ethical corporates.
The SFO has made it clear that the aspiration has to be zero tolerance for these payments although it will be sympathetic to the difficulties that companies have in getting to that standard.
It is clear that FCPA compliant anti-corruption procedures will need to be updated to deal with the Bribery Act. We do not expect a facilitation payment exemption along the lines of the FCPA exemption.
It is clear that, like the US, the SFO intends to use the Bribery Act as a weapon to prosecute overseas companies who undercut UK businesses using bribery and corruption.
runs the risk the SFO might come knocking on its door early in the morning to give its UK premises a 'spin' and aggressively pursue an investigation and prosecution.
Provided that the SFO can prove a UK nexus which gets over the carrying on business threshold, such corporates should keep in mind that compliance with the FCPA exemption, namely keeping proper books and records of such payments (ie bribes), will be all the evidence the SFO needs to obtain a conviction.


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GMA's Disservice to Pacquiao Fights
November 22, 2013 ralphierceABS-CBN, Aljur Abrenica, Brandon Rios, Felipe Gozon, Gandang Gabi Vice, GMA, GMA Network, GMA News TV, IBC-13, Juan Manuel Márquez, Manny Pacquiao, RPN 9, Solar Sports, Timothy Bradley 11 Comments
GMA will not air the replay of the Manny Pacquiao-Brandon Rios fight, presumably for ratings and earnings concerns.
For the past few weeks, GMA has been replaying classic fights of Manny Pacquiao and Brandon Rios, which I think is unnecessary. And now GMA is not even willing to air a replay of the Pacquiao-Rios fight this Sunday night, and instead they gave the airtime to an Aljur Abrenica concert. It is a last-second decision that is undeserving and unfaithful to the network.
This is not the first time that GMA refused to schedule the same-day replay of a Pacquiao fight. From 2008-11, Pacquiao replays were aired on RPN 9, before it was reformatted to ETC. When Solar found no takers for a free TV replay, GMA stepped in and replayed the fights on either the main Channel 7 or News TV 11. However, after recent Pacquiao losses to Timothy Bradley and Juan Manuel Marquez, GMA decided to again defer from airing the same-day replays and Solar was forced to look for a free TV partner.
At the last minute, IBC 13 stepped in to air the replay. The network, which recently ended its blocktime deal with TV5 last May, has a reputation for airing sports events, even introducing Manny Pacquiao to Filipino viewers in 1996. However, its signal quality will be put into question, so it remains to be seen how IBC would fare in airing the replay.
Meanwhile, GMA's snub underscores its lack of purpose towards sports coverage. I have already written before about GMA's lack of sports coverage, and their non-committal to a same-day Pacquiao replay was an example of their reluctance. They would have also moved the replay to GMA News TV, but they have previously committed to air the documentary on the John F. Kennedy assassination.
Instead the viewers who missed out have no choice but to watch the fight on IBC 13. And it's a bad thing, because GMA has the wider reach and the superior signals, giving them a clear advantage. However, concerns on earnings and slumping ratings left the network with no option but to refuse a replay of the fight.
In the end, what GMA did is an act of cowardliness. Refusing to air an encore presentation of the Pacquiao-Rios fight was an example of how the Kapuso network had become: a cheap, inept and reckless network. And should Pacquiao lose, it will only add insult to injury for the management.
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No to Pacquiao Replays on GMA
November 3, 2013 ralphierceABS-CBN, boxing, Brandon Rios, GMA, Juan Manuel Márquez, Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire, Philippines, Solar Sports, Timothy Bradley, Top Rank, Vic Darchinyan 1 Comment
GMA is once again attempting to draw extensive hype by airing classic Manny Pacquiao and Brandon Rios fights. However, GMA's old approach doesn't usually end with a win for the Pacman.
GMA recently aired replays of classic Manny Pacquiao fights, in addition to Brandon Rios' more recent bouts. But here's my question: Why do you need a replay when all you need is just a pre-fight primer?
For the past several years, GMA and ABS-CBN have been the home to two of the best pound-for-pound fighters today. GMA has Manny Pacquiao, while ABS-CBN has Nonito Donaire. The two have some things in common: both were promoted by Top Rank Boxing, have won world championships, earned endorsement deals with various products, and inspired future boxers in the Philippines. For some reason they are boxing's version of a teleserye; GMA would air a Pacquiao fight one day, and then ABS-CBN will respond with a Donaire fight. This one-upsmanship has served well for both networks, with high ratings and earnings after each fight.
However, after recent defeats by both fighters, it becomes clear that the game of playing it safe is necessary for them to bounce back. But while ABS-CBN decided to air a primer of Donaire's upcoming fight with Vic Darchinyan on Studio 23, GMA decided to continue its tried and tested aggressive promotion of Pacquiao through the airing of his classic bouts. Seems like they're doing it simply to add fuel to the fire, isn't it? But after losing to Juan Manuel Marquez in the previous bout, did GMA make the right decision?
My answer is an obvious NO. GMA should have stuck with a more low-key approach in an effort to not overhype the fight. In the previous Pacquiao defeats to Timothy Bradley and Marquez, the extreme hype and overconfidence that GMA exuded during their promotional ads proved crucial in the defeat. Let's face it. Filipinos got used to Pacquiao winning at all costs, that they were confident that he can do the same heading into the Bradley fight. As it turned out, the younger Bradley did the right thing in stopping the somewhat overconfident Pacquiao during their fight, and that overconfidence proved costly too in the next fight against Marquez, in which he was able to knock out Pacquiao.
For GMA, it's a sense of desperation, given that the network doesn't have its own sports division and that they only air Pacquiao fights in cooperation with Solar Sports. And while ABS-CBN has enough resources to build their sports department, GMA lacks the necessary revenue and in-house crew to produce this big event. Pacquiao may be the biggest draw come November 24, but in the end, it comes down to the most highly-produced and well-hyped bout of the year.
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Disliking Manny Pacquiao's Non-Boxing Roles
May 21, 2013 ralphierceboxing, GMA Network, GMA News TV, Jorge Arce, Juan Manuel Márquez, Manny Many Prizes, Manny Pacquiao, McDonalds, Nonito Donaire, Sarangani, Timothy Bradley Leave a comment
Manny Pacquiao's many roles other than as a boxer had a negative effect in his boxing career of late. (Photo credit: Mike Gonzalez, Wikimedia Commons)
Just a few weeks ago, 'Para Sa 'Yo Ang Laban na To' was pulled off the air by GMA 7. Obviously no one wants to tune in to a counseling and advice program hosted by Manny Pacquiao, as more people wanted to watch raunchier and more aggressive disputes in programs such as TV5's 'Face to Face' and GMA News TV's 'Personalan'. And I think it was another failed attempt by Pacquiao to gain a viewing fanbase in a profession other than boxing.
It was Pacquiao's forays into showbiz that somehow threatened his boxing career. Since signing with GMA 7 in 2007, Pacquiao was given several shows by the network, such as 'Show Me Da Manny' and 'Manny Many Prizes'. Unfortunately, neither of Pacquiao's programs were able to even crack the top 10 in the ratings.
In addition to his hosting and acting stints, he is also a congressman and a preacher back in his hometown of Sarangani. Playing multiple roles at the same time affected his mental focus, concentration and punching accuracy, which led to his defeats against Timothy Bradley and Juan Manuel Marquez in his last two bouts. Is it good to read out the laws of the government while thinking about the opponent? I don't think so.
If I were Manny Pacquiao, I would rather focus only on punching opponents, and nothing else. Just ask Nonito Donaire, who has found success knocking out his opponents without any distraction. Although Donaire lost in his recent bout to Jorge Arce, he did not take the showbiz route seriously like Pacquiao (his only minor role is on a McDonalds commercial). Instead he is resting his wounds, awaiting the right time to return to the ring soon.
Manny Pacquiao is a Hall of Famer, no doubt. He is an eight-division world champion, no doubt. He typifies the rags-to-riches type, carrying its burden to inspire future Filipino success stories. But his success in boxing was overshadowed by his willingness to accept new roles in an effort to gain greater fame and recognition, most of which did not earn the desired results. And even as he tries to regain the in-ring success heading into a November bout with Brandon Rios, the damage has been done, because Manny Pacquiao the entertainer, politician and preacher had virtually 'wounded' the ego of Manny Pacquiao the in-ring competitor.


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Never mind the bedside manner—you want bedside scanning. With this protocol, nurses match bar codes on your ID bracelet to labels on medication bottles. The computer then verifies that the scanned drug is the correct one and that it hasn't expired, which cuts back on mistakes, says Michael Cohen, R.Ph., M.S., president of the Institute for Safe Medication Practices.
Pair this with your own low-tech check: Have your doctor list all the drugs you're taking and why. Then each time you're given a med, ask what it is and what it does—and check the answer against your list.
Suspect a slipup? Ask to see your doctor's notes. (Some hospitals are adopting an "open notes" policy.) Scan for phrases like "incident report," "near miss," or "risk management." These are often code for medical errors, says Sagar Nigwekar, M.D., coauthor of Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor.
Your medical records are not confidential.
You're snug in your hospital bed, but your charts? They're going viral. "A single hospital visit can trigger an avalanche of information that spreads among doctors, specialists, insurers, pharmacy benefit managers, care providers, billing companies, and electronic-health-record providers—just to name a few," says Joel Winston, a New York City attorney who specializes in health care law. Why that's bad: If your charts are an open book, it boosts the odds that sensitive details about your health will slip into the hands of people who could use them against you—employers, ex-spouses, or medical identity thieves, says Deborah Peel, M.D., founder and chairwoman of the nonprofit advocacy group Patient Privacy Rights.
Before you're admitted, review the hospital's disclosure consent forms, which list all the ways your records may be shared. Check for a section called "Right to Receive Notice of a Breach," which requires the hospital to notify you if your records are stolen, hacked, or otherwise compromised. Once you check in, put a fraud alert on your credit. (Go to consumer.ftc.gov to find out how.) For the next 90 days, you'll be contacted if anyone tries to open an account in your name, but your ability to access your credit won't be affected, says Winston.
Doctors in training look the same as doctors in charge.
There's no universal way to distinguish med students and residents from staff physicians. In some hospitals, trainees wear shorter white coats than senior docs; other facilities use color coding to signal rank. This lack of standardization means a resident can easily be mistaken for a staff doctor, says Dr. Merlino. "Physicians in training are not licensed independent practitioners, so they can't make independent decisions." Plus, residents usually rotate to a different department every few months, so you may establish a relationship—and then they move on.
Card 'em. Hospitals often list the employee's title on the ID badge, so a quick glance may help establish rank. If you feel uncomfortable being seen by a student, or the caregiver's badge displays no clues, it's okay to say, "I've never met you. What's your role on the team taking care of me?" says David Mayer, M.D., vice president of quality and safety for MedStar Health, a health care system in the Maryland and Washington, D.C., area. Jot down the name of the attending doctor and consult him or her if you have any concerns. The one time to always request the head honcho: before scheduling surgery. Residents may not be able to clearly outline risks and benefits.
The call button isn't a surefire SOS.
You see the call light as an emergency flare, but your nurse may see just another blip on an already crowded radar. Heck, you may have time to watch another half episode of Judge Judy before help arrives: A 2012 University of Michigan at Flint study of four hospitals found that patients waited up to 18 minutes for a nurse or another staffer on the floor to respond to a call light.
Learn the hospital's rhythms. As soon as you arrive, find out when nursing shifts change (some hospitals have eight-hour shifts; others rotate nurses every 12 hours) and when mealtimes begin. Both are peak times for calls, a study in the Journal of Nursing Care Quality reports. Then time your nonurgent requests, like bed adjustments, to avoid those periods.
You should also ask how to summon the hospital's rapid response team. This crew, which can include a doctor, nurse, respiratory therapist, and pharmacist, is supposed to arrive at your bedside quickly, says Dr. Mayer. Rule of thumb: You (or a family member) shouldn't hesitate to call for them if your symptoms or vital signs have changed or you just don't feel right. Still concerned? Seek out a hospital with a wireless call system, where nurses are equipped with devices that immediately notify them of patients' needs.
You're sharing your nurse with 12 other patients.
Nurses are the front line of hospital care. As a result, they usually account for the largest slice of a hospital's labor costs—so when budgets are cut, one nurse may end up caring for more than a handful of patients, says Matthew McHugh, Ph.D., J.D., R.N., a University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing health care and policy researcher. The consequences go beyond a long wait for pain meds: Patients on understaffed floors are 2 percent more likely to die when their nurses are overworked, a study in the New England Journal of Medicine found.
Stick with the facilities that nurses favor. Choose one of 395 "Magnet hospitals"—these are hospitals that nurses rank highly in categories such as quality of care, leadership and education, and a positive working environment. (Find one at nursecredentialing.org/magnet/findamagnetfacility.) That translates to better care for you: Surgical patients in Magnet hospitals are 14 percent less likely to die, according to a new study in Medical Care.
Hospital meals may be as bad as fast food.
Hospital food has always had a bad rep for its taste. Now it can be nutritionally revolting as well. "If you're in the hospital for heart disease or diabetes complications, everything' on the menu should be healthy," says Lenard Lesser, M.D., of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute. The reality: Patient menus often feature hot dogs, burgers, wings, and lasagna, according to the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
Keep an eye out for healthier offerings—veggie burgers, roasted vegetables, beans and rice—and ask the kitchen to build your meals out of those. You can also ask a hospital dietitian for specific guidance on foods that will improve your condition—or at least not worsen it—and then request those, says Dr. Lesser. Too much trouble? Select one of the 443 hospitals that have signed the Healthy Food in Health Care Pledge (healthyfoodinhealthcare.org/signers.php). They've committed to adding antibiotic-and hormone-free food and organic and local produce to their menus.
Emergency room waits are only growing worse.
The principle of supply and demand doesn't apply in the ER. The number of visits in the U.S. rose by a third from 1999 to 2009, while 158 hospital ERs, roughly 3 percent, closed between 1998 and 2008. Not surprisingly, wait times have grown by 25 percent; longer stretches spent waiting in the ER have been linked to higher rates of hospital admissions and deaths.
In a true medical emergency, the closest ER is the best ER. Report critical symptoms—trouble breathing, uncontrollable vomiting, a seizure—first so your care isn't inappropriately delayed, says Harvard emergency physician Darria Long Gillespie, M.D. For less-urgent attention, such as a gash or broken bone, have a nearby ER already picked out. It should be staffed with board-certified emergency medicine docs, as well as specialists for any preexisting problems, like heart disease or diabetes. Need a tiebreaker? Choose a facility where you've been treated before so the staff has fast access to your records.
Your doctor's hands may be filthy.
No one expects a hospital to make them sick. Yet one in 20 patients develops an infection that can be blamed on lax hospital hygiene, the CDC reports. One major factor: Hospital staff fail to follow hand-washing guidelines 60 percent of the time, a study review in Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology found. Sink visits tended to occur after rather than before patient contact, and physicians were less likely than nurses to lather up.
Unless you actually see your doctor scrub up, request that he or she hit the sink or at least apply hand sanitizer. "It can be intimidating, but is your embarrassment worth getting an infection?" says Adam Higman, M.S., vice president of Soyring Consulting, a firm that specializes in hospitals and health care. If you're really uncomfortable, try a funny approach: "Say, 'I know you'll want to wash your hands after touching me—would you mind doing it beforehand too?'" suggests Dr. Gillespie. And after your doctor obliges, be sure to express your thanks.


An Atheist's Worst Nightmare: Kent Hovind - The Prophecy Brothers!
Kent Hovind: An Atheist's Worst Nightmare was just released in two parts on Youtube. It was produced by FreeKentHovind.com.
If you're not familiar with Kent Hovind and his case, he teaches the bible is literally true, including the account of creation, and that the evolution theory taught in schools is a false religion. He was convicted of structuring and went to prison for 9 years. Check out our prior interviews with Dr Hovind for more information: Interview about his case here, and about the end times here.
When you search the internet about Hovind's case, you will find articles referring to him as a tax protester. While true tax protesting and even speaking out against the federal income tax system (look up Irwin Schiff) will land you in jail, Dr. Hovind wasn't convicted on that. Dr. Hovind maintains that the structuring laws were used against him because of his religious beliefs. There are many other people that teach evolution is false, yet they haven't gone to jail for their beliefs. I think what you'll find out is that Kent Hovind is a threat because he can show the real reason why the evolution theory is taught, and how it is linked to racism, socialism, dictatorship, and genocide.
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"We are merely surviving", says a Kashmiri Artisan
The pandemic has affected the main source of income of many Kashmiri artisans. Inventories are piling up and sales are almost absent.
Manu Kaushal
"We are merely surviving", said Gulam Muhammad Changa, a small Kashmiri artisan. "My main source of income comes from making shawls. I am the sole breadwinner for a family of six", he adds. Changa has been making handmade Kashmiri shawls and kaftans for the last two decades.
The pandemic has severely affected the small artisans and hawkers. "I have been working on my small piece of land to feed my family", he adds. Changa has been able to earn marginal income from the land he owns. But not all small artisans own land, many have to work as labourers on other people's land.
Indian Creation, a handicraft shop in Srinagar.
(Image Source: Shahnawaz Khan)
The exhibitions and trade fairs in which these handicrafts were mostly sold in, are no longer taking place because of the pandemic. "90 percent of our income depends on tourists and the rest 10% is from exhibitions and trade fairs," says Shahnawaz Khan, owner of Indian Creation who sells Kashmiri Handicraft products in Srinagar.
"There are around 15,000 local feriwalas who travelled to various tourist spots to sell the products", said Nawaz Ahemad Sheikh, another Kashmiri artisan and businessman who sells Kashmiri shawls and handicraft products. Before the pandemic, artisans would go to hotels, parks and houseboats to sell their products. "We have not even had sales of five percent of our products in the last eight months. I have taken a loan of Rs 80 lakhs for this business," Sheikh added.
On December 27, 2019, a trade fair in Parade Ground, Dehradun.
Since the situation is not getting any better, the businessmen and manufacturers are facing extreme difficulties in paying back their loan instalments. The RBI (Reserve Bank of India) had announced a moratorium period of three months for paying interest dues till May. Later on, it was extended until August 31, 2020. Sheikh added that the government has not provided them with any other redressals yet. When First Draft tried to contact the Directorate of Handicrafts Government of Jammu & Kashmir, they did not respond.
Many businesses in the art and handicraft industry are moving to an online medium amidst the pandemic. "Most of the artisans we have are illiterate and the internet services in Kashmir are very poor", Khan mentions further. On August 5, 2019, the Government of India revoked Article 370 of the Constitution, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomy. Internet and communication services were shut down for almost six months. He also added that most of the customers prefer to see what they are purchasing as the handicrafts are expensive, thus restricting them even more.
Usually, the manufacturing of products takes place during the summer season. But this time, due to the pandemic, the production of handicrafts products could not take place because they were unable to procure raw materials. It has further led to a hindrance in producing finished goods, resulting in the retrenchment of artisans.
(Edited by Isha Chincholkar and Jasmine Singh)


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... a fox is a wolf that brings flowers ...
LINES OF THE DAY
". . . But the past does not exist independently from the present. Indeed, the past is only past because there is a present, just as I can point to something over there only because I am here. But nothing is inherently over there or here. In that sense, the past has no content. The past -- or more accurately, pastness -- is a position. Thus, in no way can we identify the past as past." p. 15
". . . But we may want to keep in mind that deeds and words are not as distinguishable as often we presume. History does not belong only to its narrators, professional or amateur. While some of us debate what history is or was, others take it into their own hands." p. 153
Silencing the Past: Power and the Production of History (1995) by Michel-Rolph Trouillot
Reading Wednesday - Ancillary Justice & The Silkworm
In fact I stayed up past my bedtime to finish Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice (2013). It's a fast read, very well written, which reminded me throughout of an sf novel published
21 years ago, also in which much of the action is on an ice planet, featuring "characters" of gender
fluidity or neutrality, by another writer of above-average talent, Nicola Griffith's Ammonite (1992). Both writers and their books are very smart.
What do I mean by this?
For starters, at this particularly moment, particularly in the mystery/thriller/suspense/police procedural genres, the extremely cold parts of our planet are of great interest, i.e. "nordic noir." The latest entry into this subgenre that began rolling with the popularity of Sweden's Kurt Wallender series (both in print and as two television series -- one on Swedish tv and the other on English television starring Kenneth Branaugh) is Fortitude, where a murder is committed in small town professional scientific community in the Arctic.
The second thing I mean is how Leckie handles gender. In Justice, what is masculine and feminine, or he or she, slides all over the place There are no other markers in the for male or female than pronouns, and those pronouns seem to have quite other significance than sexual identification. The unmarking of gender as identification for sex or hierarchy is of great interest in current sf/f.
The third smart thing is that Justice is space opera. Publishers and readers alike have been wanting updated space opera for a while now, upgraded to a more current reflection of "The Way We Live Now" than the by now quaint treatment of ST and the racist, sexist Firefly, which underneath, whether or not Whedon realized that's what he was doing, celebrates the slaveocracy rebels of the War of Southern Rebellion (1861 - 1865).
But what is smartest of all about Justice, is that it doesn't come across as smart. By that I don't mean comes across as dumb, because it doesn't. What I mean is that the text reads so elegantly in composition and organization, that all these elements are effortlessly there, and centered, while there's a strong plot that, like all stories are supposed to do, pulls the reader along to find out what will happen next. It doesn't draw attention to how smart it is at all. Instead we simply experience the pleasure of its smartness.
If I had a criticism to make of Ancillary Justice it would be that Orbit, the publisher, gave it an unattractive cover. Indeed, the cover may be what has kept me away from the book for so long. The cover's elements are clunky and clumsy, colored with muddy grey and green tones. The cover as depicted in the photo above is of much sharper resolution and clarity of tone than on the book on my desk.
The Silkworm is the second novel featuring private investigator and Afghan war vet, Cormoran Strike, by Robert Galbraith. I didn't actually read it, but listened to it via library audio download during my workouts. The Silkworm's case is set in the publishing industry.
We encounter several novelists and editors and publishing companies, an agent or two. What is interesting to me about this is, as per usual in fiction, and I suppose naturally so, publishing as depicted in the novel is only concerned with novels -- whereas in reality, most of the publishing industry is not fiction, and profits from all forms of fiction are falling. There are a few exceptions to this, and the author of this series, who, as we all know Roberta, is in reality J.K. Rowling, is a mighty exception.
I'm not liking this second Cormoran Strike investigation as much as I did the first one. It feels more like a dutiful fill in the formula blanks for the genre, than the fresh delight that seemed to come through about everything in the first one, The Cuckoo's Calling, from entering extreme high end restaurants and boutiques who cater to the very prosperous, to packs of ravening paparazzi. This delight in exploring the new, distilling the author's own experiences of entering the world of private cars and drivers, hair stylists and designers, the deference and perks with which the celebrated are received everywhere, covered a lot of the clumsiness of composition.
This second time around, not so much, particularly the habit of preceding each chapter with a quotation from plays, mostly out of the Jacobean era of English drama. No more than the Latin quotations at the head of each chapter of Cuckoo's Calling, do these quotes seem to illuminate either character or action, or do only occasionally. They feel irrelevant, because Cormoran Strike, our protagonist, doesn't have knowledge of either Latin or the history of English literature, and certainly doesn't give a damn about either one. The epigraphs are tacked on decorations rather than integrated, graceful ornaments. Whether or not this was the author's intention, their function seems to be reader reminders that Galbraith is really Rowling, who is educated and smart. This kind of error in presentation she never made in the Harry Potter series.
I probably won't be reading any more Cormoran Strike books. But I will read Leckie's second, Ancillary Sword -- though when I don't know, so much work, so many projects are stacking up. Maybe on the plane to NO for the Caribbean Conference at the end of the month?
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Labels: books, fiction, gender, genre, Novels, SF/F, Women, writers
What Do We Dare?
Foxessa
Vulpine, canine, feline, porcine & equine avatars. Gone to heaven Gone to hell Gone to jail Gone to work Gone to school Gone to lunch Gone to bed Gone to bad Gone to pee Gone to earth. Gone Gone Gone. Fox's earth is Blue Gotham City. Shorter sojourns are spent in other, more dangerous, locations.
My Historical Research Skills On Display
The American Slave Coast: A History of the Slave-Breeding Industry; October 2015, Chicago Review Press - Lawrence Hill Books Imprint
Postmamboism: Collected Writings (2011)
Do Not Fear Death: Music And The Haitian Earthquake (January 2011)
The Year Before the Flood: A Story of New Orleans (August, 2009)
The World That Made New Orleans: Spanish Silver to Congo Square (January, 2008)
Cuba and Its Music: From the First Drums to the Mambo (July, 2004)
Some Of Za Fox's Published Works
The American Slave Coast: A History of the Slave-Breeding Industry; October, 2015, Chicago Review Press - Lawrence Hill Books imprint
Editor of the short-listed Philip K. Dick Award original anthology, Not of Woman Born.
From The Della Stories: The Kingdom By the Lake: "Dark Moon Murmuration", "Made By Hand", "Mrs. Langdon's Diary -OR- They Carry It Too Far".
Neb Short Story Finalist, "Flower Kiss".
Novels: The Horsegirl; The Stalking Horse; Stallion Queen.
Amigas y Amigos
Audacity of Despair
Books Are Weapons
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