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Govt sanctions Rs 67cr to improve water supply in Itanagar
Itanagar: The state government has initiated a slew of measures to supply safe drinking water and improve infrastructure in the capital complex area as part of its people-friendly and welfare activities.
Times Of India (Guwahati)
Move to raise Tiger Protection Force in Arunachal
ITANAGAR, May 2 – Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has said that there is an initiative to create a 'Special Tiger Protection Force' for enhancing the protective cover on the wild cats and other
Assam Tribune (Guwahati)
Trans-Arunachal highway projects reviewed
ITANAGAR, April 12 – Arunachal Pradesh Finance, Planning & PWD Minister Chowa Mein has reviewed the physical progress of highway projects, including the ongoing ambitious Trans-Arunachal Highway in the
Tuki stresses tea, rubber cultivation
ITANAGAR, April 12 – Arunachal Pradesh government is giving special thrust to creating gainful employment opportunities for youths, especially in tea and rubber plantation schemes. Chief Minister Nabam
Arunachal forest fire threatens ecosystem
ITANAGAR, March 14 – A forest fire has been raging in the Dariya Hills in Arunachal Pradesh for the last three days with black smoke bellowing into the sky of the State capital threatening the flora and
Itanagar SA
Tuki urges youth to take up horticulture
ITANAGAR, Feb 12 – Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has urged for taking up horticulture as a viable source for sustainable income generation in the State. Tuki who visited Mengio Circle in
Water shortage affects power generation in RHEP
ITANAGAR: Acute shortage of water in the source river has affected power generation capacity in Ranganadi Hydro-Electric Power Plant (RHEP), at Yazali in Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh.
Sentinel (Guwahati)
Ranganadi
Boulder extraction leading to flood, erosion
SILAPATHAR, Oct 17 – For the mega projects of Dhemaji and North Lakhimpur districts, boulders are being collected from the river beds of Likabali, Siji, Garo, Padi and Ego in West Siang district of Arunachal
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Government releases Rs 17 crore for capital roads
Even as there is a hue and cry over the pathetic condition of roads in the State capital caused by incessant rainfall this monsoon, the State Government today released Rs 17 crore non-plan grant for their repair and maintenance.
Severe water crisis looms over capital

 ITANAGAR  Following incessant rains and damage of several water supply pipelines across the capital, the Public Health Engineering and Water Supply department has expressed fear that the residents in the State capital might face severe drinking water crisis in the next few weeks.

Rajiv Awas Yojana in NE states

 SHILLONG: Seventeen towns and cities have been chosen as benificiaries under the Rajiv Awas Yojna. In pursuance of the Government’s vision of creating a slum-free India, a new scheme called ‘Rajiv Awas Yojana’(RAY) was launched on June 2 this year, which is expected to cover about 250 cities across the country by the end of the 12th Plan.

Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM)


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July 5, 2019 happyfett	Leave a comment
"On The Road Of Life, There Are Old Friends, New Friends, And Stories That Change You."
Directed by Josh Cooley
Starring Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Madeleine McGraw, Christina Hendricks, Keanu Reeves, Ally Maki, Jay Hernandez, Lori Alan and Joan Cusack
1995's Toy Story was a game changer, the first fully CG animated feature and the film that put Pixar on the map. It told the story of Woody (Hanks), a cowboy doll and the leader of a playroom full of animate toys belonging to a boy named Andy, whose position as 'favourite toy' was challenged by a newcomer, astronaut toy Buzz Lightyear (Allen). Through a series of adventures after being lost, Woody and Buzz bonded, and across two sequels and a series of trips outside the playroom their friendship grew, until at last they were passed on by the now-teenaged Andy to a young girl called Bonnie (McGraw). Toy Story 3 brought the story to a fairly natural close, so the creation of a fourth movie became a bit of a running joke in the industry, even making it into the opening number of The Muppets Most Wanted.
And then they made it.
The Late Sequel
After a brief flashback to the departure of his former love interest, Bo (Potts), Woody is in a slightly uncomfortable situation, no longer favourite toy, with his Sheriff's badge often given to his line-mate Jessie (Cusack) and control of the playroom in the hands of Bonnie's long-time 'head toy' Dolly (Bonny Hunt). When he goes against protocol to accompany Bonnie to her first day at kindergarten, he ends up escorting a new toy home: Forky (Hale), a craft project made from a spork, who feels a natural impulse to become trash.
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Rebourne: Mary Poppins Returns (2018)
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"In a place we hold dear, where wonder once lived… but soon from above, a new story begins."
Directed by Rob Marshall
Starring Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben Whishaw, Emily Mortimer, Julie Walters, Dick Van Dyke, Angela Lansbury, Colin Firth and Meryl Streep
Faced with rebellious children and a wife more focused on the struggle for votes than on domestic life – and yet, who is not, as I recall, in any way pilloried for her choices, despite the film being made in 1964 – aptly-named banker George Banks struggles to find a nanny to take some of the pressure off a household supported by only two servants. Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews), 'practically perfect in every way,' comes out of the sky after all of the other candidates are blown away, and she and jack-of-all-trades Bert (Dick Van Dyke) take the children on adventures while gently nudging events to disrupt Mr Banks' life and so make him recognise the things that really matter.
Twenty years after Mary Poppins first visited the Banks family, Michael (Whishaw) and Jane (Mortimer) are in trouble. He is a widowed artist and she an unmarried labour organiser, leaving them short of money and in danger of losing the family house. Fortunately, Mary Poppins (Blunt) arrives to care for Michael's children – prematurely grown-up twins John (Nathanael Saleh) and Annabel (Pixie Davies), and their younger brother Georgie (Joel Dawson) – while Michael and Jane search for their father's share certificate, which could cover the cost of the loan.
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Wreck-it Ralph: Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)
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Directed by Rich Moore and Phil Johnston
Starring John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Gal Gadot, Taraji P. Henson, Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch, Alan Tudyk, Alfred Molina and Ed O'Neill
Six years after the events of the first movie, Ralph (Reilly) is stuck in a cosy little rut with his best bud Vanellope (Silverman). She, however, craves something new. Ralph's attempt to help ends up wrecking the Sugar Rush machine, and the two set off into the uncharted wilds of the internet in search of a discontinued part, leaving Felix (McBrayer) and Calhoun (Lynch) looking after the bratty, and now homeless, racers.
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BlacKkKlansman (2018)
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"Infiltrate Hate"
Directed by Spike Lee
Starring John David Washington, Adam Driver, Laura Harrier and Topher Grace
In 1979, the Colorado Springs Police Department recruits its first black police officer, Ron Stallworth (Washington). After a rough start, Stallworth is recruited to work with the undercover narcotics team to infiltrate a rally by former Black Panthers spokesman Kwame Ture (Corey Hawkins), where he meets student activist Patrice Dumas (Harrier). This assignment nets him a permanent move to undercover work, which is where he stumbles on a newspaper ad and makes contact with the local chapter of the KKK.
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"A Fairy Tale for Troubled Times"
Starring Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Doug Jones, Michael Stuhlbarg and Octavia Spencer
Elisa Esposito (Hawkins) is a mute who works as a cleaner at a government lab in Baltimore. She has little human contact, essentially her only friends being Giles (Jenkins), the closeted gay who lives next door, and fellow cleaner Zelda (Spencer). Her life is turned upside down when military hardman Strickland (Shannon) arrives with his new 'asset', an amphibian humanoid (Jones) whose respiratory system may hold the secret to space race victory. Isolated from other humans, Elisa is able to grow close to the asset.
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"All Hail the King"
Directed by Ryan Coogler
Starring Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira, Martin Freeman, Daniel Kaluuya, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, Andy Serkis
The African nation Wakanda is a super-advanced, technological power which masquerades as a Third World nation to avoid international attention, while imbedding spies in other countries. Some establishing scenes explain that four tribes founded the nation, while a fifth – the Jabari – opted out of the rule of the Black Panther, a warrior empowered by a 'heart-shaped herb' which, like much in Wakanda, was itself transformed by the arrival on Earth of a meteorite of the alien metal vibranium. We also see the former king, T'Chaka (Atandwa Kani, whose father John Kani plays the older T'Chaka in Captain America: Civil War) coming to America to retrieve his brother N'Jobu, who sold out the country's secrets to fund some nebulous criminal activity.
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Paddington 2 (2017)
"It takes a bear to catch a thief"
Directed by Paul King
Starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Brendan Gleeson, Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Peter Capaldi, Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw (voice)
Paddington (Whishaw), whom I should probably point out is a bear, has settled into life in London with the Brown family (Bonneville, Hawkins, Madelaine Harris and Samuel Joslin) and their elderly relative, Mrs Bird (Walters). Missing his Aunt Lucy (Imelda Staunton, voice), he wants to send her a pop-up book of London he finds in the antiques shop owned by Mr Gruber (Broadbent). Paddington sets out to earn enough money to buy the rare volume, but unwittingly sets caddish actor Phoenix Buchanan (Grant) onto the trail of the book.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
As ever on the site, this review contains hella spoilers.
This Star Wars movie has no tagline, apparently. What is the world coming to.
Directed by Rian Johnson
Starring Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Lupita Nyong'o, Domhnall Gleeson, Anthony Daniels, Gwendoline Christie, Kelly Marie Tran, Laura Dern, Benicio del Toro
Following more or less directly from The Force Awakens, we begin with the Resistance fleeing from the First Order fleet, whose motto is clearly 'more shooty, bigger shooty'. Hot-shot pilot Poe Dameron (Isaac) sasses pompous First Order not-quite-head honcho General Hux (Gleeson) then blows up a dreadnought 'fleet killer' (Star Destroyers are now largely for support, it seems,) but at the cost of many pilots and the Resistance's entire bombing fleet.
The first thing that this film makes clear about the Resistance that was less apparent in the previous instalment: It's really small. Like, there are probably fewer ships and personnel than there were on Hoth.
This is Krayt. I don't see no dragons.
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Directed by Denis Villeneuve
Starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana de Armas, Sylvia Hoeks, Robin Wright, Mackenzie Davis, Carla Juri, Lennie James, Dave Bautista, Jared Leto
1984's Blade Runner was and is one of the seminal works of cinematic science fiction. It secured the place of Ridley Scott in the roster of great directors, whatever missteps he might take in the future, and alongside fellow class of 84 alumnus Neuromancer it shaped the genre that became known as cyberpunk.
Driving with a thousand-yard stare on his face is kind of Gosling's jam.
In 2049, Replicants are made by a new company in an even larger and more opulent pyramidal HQ than that of the Tyrell Corporation. Under the guidance of Niander Wallace (Leto), a new line of obedient Replicants has been produced, including K (Gosling), who works under LAPD Lieutenant Joshi (Wright) as a Blade Runner, retiring the remaining Nexus 8 Replicants who survived an unsuccessful rebellion in 2020.
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Blast from the Past: Blade Runner (1982)
This review is, most immediately, informed by the 2007 'Final Cut'
"Man Has Made His Match… Now It's His Problem"
Directed by Ridley Scott
Starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Edward James Olmos, Daryl Hannah and William Sanderson
In 2019 the world is largely abandoned, an industrial slum inhabited primarily by those who for reasons of genetic health can not emigrate to the offworld colonies, where humans live at ease while their needs are met by sophisticated androids known as 'Replicants.' Stronger, faster and tougher than humans, Replicants are banned on Earth, and those seeking to return are hunted down by specialist police officers, Blade Runners, who use an emotional response test called Voight-Kampf to identify Replicants, and then 'retire' them.
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Kalkaleh (persiska: كلكله) är en ort i Iran.   Den ligger i provinsen Lorestan, i den centrala delen av landet,  km sydväst om huvudstaden Teheran. Kalkaleh ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Kalkaleh är varierad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km söder om Kalkaleh. Runt Kalkaleh är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Aznā,  km öster om Kalkaleh. Trakten runt Kalkaleh består i huvudsak av gräsmarker.

Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är september, med  mm nederbörd.

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The economic tough times affect lawyers as well as everyone else and in the case of Terri Doring, as the Washington Times reports, she has become a victim of the law business downturn that is now threatening her entire middle class life.
August 28, 2012, 7:14 am 1.3k Views
Terri A. Doring used to take her comfortable middle-class lifestyle for granted. She figured that as a legal secretary at a well-regarded law firm here, she always would have plenty of work and get paid well for doing it.
All that has changed since the Great Recession. As corporations slashed their spending and staffs in the deepest downturn since the 1930s, they left no stone unturned. Once-plum legal jobs and prize contracts got jettisoned along with rank-and-file workers, and many American lawyers, perhaps for the first time, found out what it was like to be without a job.
Ms. Doring lost her job in 2009 along with 52 other people at the Cozen O'Connor law firm in Philadelphia, and she is now on the verge of losing much of what remains of her middle-class life in this cozy suburb outside Philadelphia. Unable to find steady work and scrambling to make mortgage payments, she must either find a tenant or try to sell her town house to prevent a takeover by the bank.
Ms. Doring has taken whatever temporary or freelance legal work is available, while earning a little cash by house-sitting for vacationing neighbors. After 60 unproductive interviews for work in the legal field, she considered a career switch to medicine, but was told by hospital administrators that she would face a substantial cut in salary. Now, she is interviewing for jobs in child care.
A generous severance package and 99 weeks of unemployment benefits carried Ms. Doring through until February 2011. Then she spent sleepless nights before dipping into her retirement funds and cashing in a bond inheritance from her father to make ends meet. She eats only one meal a day to save money. She sold off some jewelry and applied for food stamps, but was turned down because she had not exhausted her retirement savings.
"I am still shocked that I did everything right and find myself on the brink of destitution," she said. She tears up when she thinks about how quickly her life has unraveled.
"It's very difficult. It leaves you with emotions — anger, depression, insomnia," she said. Then a look of anguish comes across her face and she adds, "It'll kill me if I lose the house."
After working hundreds of overtime hours over 11 years at the Cozen law firm and honing her skills at the prestigious Pepper Hamilton law firm before that, Ms. Doring didn't expect to get swept up in a mass layoff.
"I was proud to work there, and I was rewarded with a yearly bonus," she said. In discussion groups with other middle-class job seekers, she finds that many like her subsist on cereal and eggs and make once-unimaginable economies just to scrape by.
"Every day, it gets scarier. What's going to happen to all of us?" she asked.
Ms. Doring's neighborhood is sprinkled with gourmet restaurants and popular bars filled with people who have high-paying jobs. Dinner out is no longer an option, and a trip to the nearby Jersey Shore to take her ailing sister on vacation, as she once did, is out of the question. For Ms. Doring, such luxuries have become "a memory from when we were part of the rich working class."
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Isaac Menyoli (geboren 6. August 1972 in Tiko, Fako) ist ein ehemaliger kamerunischer Skilangläufer. Er nahm für Kamerun 2002 an den Olympischen Winterspielen teil.

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In der Saison 2001/02 startete Isaac Menyoli im Skilanglauf-Continental-Cup. Sein erstes Rennen bestritt er am 4. November 2001 im US-amerikanischen Fairbanks. In der Sprint-Qualifikation belegte er den 39. Platz, womit er die Qualifikation für die Finalläufe verpasste. In der Saison konnte er genügend FIS-Punkte sammeln, um sich für die Olympischen Winterspiele 2002 in Salt Lake City zu qualifizieren. Vom Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Cameroun wurde er für die Winterspiele nominiert und er schrieb am 14. Februar kamerunische Olympiageschichte. Als erster Kameruner nahm er an einen Wettbewerb bei den Olympischen Winterspielen teil. Bei der 20 Kilometer Verfolgung belegte er den 80. und letzten Platz. Beim Sprint-Wettbewerb belegte er in der Qualifikation den 65. Platz, womit er sich nicht für die Finalläufe qualifizierte.

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Egypt pulls anti-settlement resolution at last minute
Trump opposes vote as Obama signals he'd let it pass.
By Herb Keinon, Danielle Ziri
Obama and Trump. (photo credit: REUTERS)
A day filled with diplomatic drama ended Thursday evening, when Egypt withdrew an anti-settlement resolution it intended to submit to the UN Security Council just over an hour after President-elect Donald Trump came out squarely against it.
"The resolution being considered at the United Nations Security Council regarding Israel should be vetoed," Trump said in a statement.
"As the United States has long maintained, peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians will only come through direct negotiations between the parties, and not through the imposition of terms by the United Nations. This puts Israel in a very poor negotiating position, and is extremely unfair to all Israelis."
Until Trump's statement, there was a sense in Jerusalem that President Barack Obama – an ardent opponent of the settlements – might not use the US veto in the Security Council to shield Israel from the resolution.
This sense was broadcast by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who tweeted overnight that "the US should veto the anti-Israel resolution," and issued an even sharper statement again just before the Egyptians announced that they were pulling back the resolution.
"Israelis deeply appreciate one of the great pillars of the US-Israel alliance: the willingness over many years for the US to stand up in the UN and veto anti-Israel resolutions," he said. "I hope the US won't abandon this policy; I hope it will abide by the principles set by President Obama himself in his speech in the UN in 2011: that peace will come not through UN resolutions, but only through direct negotiations between the parties."
Israel's ambassador to Washington, Ron Dermer, posted on Twitter that Israel "deeply appreciates" Trump's "clear and unequivocal call" to veto the resolution.
Although Israel had been concerned for months that the Palestinians might push an anti-settlement resolution, or that New Zealand – currently a Security Council member – might bring forward a new Middle East resolution, it was taken by surprise by the Egyptian move, diplomatic officials admitted.
The officials said that Netanyahu, Foreign Ministry officials and members of the National Security Council worked through various channels – talking to leaders in a number of different countries – to get the Egyptians to rescind the resolution. The Trump team was among those contacted.
Netanyahu, who convened the Security Council in the late afternoon to discuss what he thought would be the upcoming vote, instead briefed them on the diplomatic developments behind the scene that led to its cancellation. It was not immediately clear whether a vote on the matter would be rescheduled for a later date.
Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon urged caution, saying that while "the delay of the vote is an important step," the issue is not yet resolved. "We are continuing our diplomatic efforts on all fronts to ensure that this disgraceful resolution will not pass the Security Council," he said.
"Everyone in Israel is kind of celebrating, but it was delayed, it wasn't canceled," one diplomatic source in New York said. "It could be delayed for two hours, it could be delayed until tomorrow, and it could be delayed to somewhere in January.
"If it's anytime between now and the end of December, it's the same question: Will there or will there not be a veto?" the source added, pointing out the possibility that the vote was delayed in order to review the resolution and "soften" its language so the United States would "feel okay abstaining" in the next vote.
Arab League officials were scheduled to meet Thursday night in Cairo to discuss the issue, or possibly to pressure Egypt to put the draft resolution back on the table of the Security Council.
An Egyptian diplomat suggested that Cairo may have put off the vote to maintain good relations with the incoming Trump Administration.
"We [Arab states] are all looking for a way to ensure constructive relations with this new administration," said the diplomat. "It's not clear if this [resolution] helps that, or if it might even hinder."
One Western diplomatic source, however, had a different take, telling The Jerusalem Post that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi "caved" to Israeli pressure. "This is a resolution that the Egyptians spearheaded and introduced, only to shelve it under Israeli pressure," he said.
Mustafa Barghouti, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, said that the Palestinians do not have "clear information" why the postponement took place.
"I don't think this means it is the end of the story," he said in Beit Jala.
"We wanted this resolution, but we are not members of the Security Council." According to Barghouti, if the resolution is not introduced at all and Trump is inaugurated, "that doesn't mean we will not stop struggling on the diplomatic level."
Secretary of State John Kerry had scheduled a speech some three hours before the vote to explain Washington's position, but canceled it when the vote was postponed.
Egypt circulated the draft on Wednesday evening. The proposal stated that the settlements "have no legal validity," are a flagrant violation of international law, and are "a major obstacle to the achievement of the two-state solution and a just, lasting and comprehensive peace."
The resolution, a bit more mild than a draft the Palestinians themselves circulated in recent weeks, called not only for Israel to stop all building in the territories and east Jerusalem, but also called upon the nations of the world to "distinguish, in their relevant dealings, between the territory of the State of Israel and the territories occupied since 1967."
This was the most significant clause in the resolution, since – while not binding – it could be used to make life for Israel difficult in various ways. For instance, under this stipulation banks may no longer be willing to provide financing to their Israeli counterparts with dealings in the settlements.
Michael Wilner contributed to this report.
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Ehud Barak on Gesher-Labor merger: I hope this move is not irreversible
IDF officially opens new Commando School
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Gmina Czeszinowo-Obleszewo, gmina Češinovo-Obleševo (mac. Општина Чешиново-Облешево) – gmina we wschodniej Macedonii Północnej. Powstała w 2003 roku, z połączenia się gminy Czeszinowo z gminą Obleszewo w jedną gminę.

Graniczy z gminami: Koczani i Zrnowci od wschodu oraz Probisztip  i Karbinci od zachodu.

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 99,54% – Macedończycy
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W skład gminy wchodzi 14 wsi: Bańa, Buriłczewo, Czeszinowo, Cziflik, Kucziczino, Lepopełci, Nowo Sełani, Obleszewo, Sokołarc, Spanczewo, Teranci, Ułarci, Wrbica, Żigance.

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Amadana: Good taste, cubed
Company's sound system follows design philosophy
Mike Yamamoto
Sept. 29, 2007 8:42 p.m. PT
Mike Yamamoto Staff Writer, CNET News.com
Mike Yamamoto is an executive editor for CNET News.com.
Maybe it's our midlife crisis taking over again, but we have a serious crush on Amadana, the Japanese company that created the bamboo-clad DVD player and other gorgeous products that reflect its zen-like design philosophy. If Amadana had a retail outlet, we imagine it would look like a cross between an Apple store and a Buddhist monastery. (We just wish the company would change its logo, which looks way to much like Amana's.)
Amadana's all-in-one audio system is a perfect example of the company's devotion to clean lines. Krunker.com says its 7-inch-sided cube has touch-sensitive buttons and houses a two-way speaker system, CD player, radio, sound processor and an alarm clock.
Surprisingly, and unfortunately, the audio system doesn't appear to store MP3 files. But it won't break the bank either, at $380. Plus, if you get a "CuboGlass" TV, you'll have the makings of an entire home filled with a series of cubes (not to be confused with tubes).


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Alina Alexandra Dumitru, (* 30. srpna 1982 Ploiești, Rumunsko) je bývalá reprezentantka Rumunska v judu. V roce 2008 se stala olympijskou vítězkou.

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Úspěchy
 zlatá a stříbrná olympijská medaile
 8 titulů mistryně Evropy (dělený rekord s Rakušankou Hrovatovou)

Zajímavosti
 postoj: levačka
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When 51 Percent Might Not Mean a 'Majority'
How to write precisely about survey data.
Trust Article November 2, 2018
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Mark Twain once said that "the difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter—'tis the difference between the lightning-bug and the lightning." That advice is especially apt when writing about survey data.
For many people, "majority" is a word so common that they rarely have to think twice about what it means. But it's a different matter for polling organizations like the Pew Research Center. By their nature, polls provide an estimate of what a large group of people say, since they're based on a sample rather than the entire population. This basic reality can create challenges for writers who want to summarize poll findings in a precise way.
To better appreciate the problem, consider these three recent news headlines:
Majority of Canadians would boycott U.S. in response to trade war
A majority of travelers are picking destinations based on food
Majority of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the economy for the first time
Each headline includes the word "majority." But take a moment to consider the wide variation in the survey data that's actually being cited in each of the stories above. In the first article, a "majority of Canadians" refers to 72 percent. In the second story, "a majority of travelers" refers to 64 percent. And in the third article, a "majority of Americans" refers to 51 percent. These differences are substantial.
In order to present survey findings in an accurate and impartial manner in its reports, the Pew Research Center has developed internal guidelines for using certain terms consistently. At the center, writers cannot label a survey finding a "majority" unless it meets specific criteria.
One of these criteria is the survey's margin of error. Since surveys only question a sample of a larger population that is being studied—whether that population is a single city, an entire country or something else—the margin of error describes the estimated range within which we would expect the exact answer to fall. (The results we would have gotten if we had surveyed everyone in that larger population is the "true population value.") For example, if a survey has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points at the 95 percent confidence level, that means we can expect the result to be within 3 percentage points of the true population value 95 out of 100 times.
Let's say our hypothetical survey asks a yes or no question about whether the economy should be the top concern of the country's political leaders. If 51 percent of all respondents say "yes," we would estimate the true population value to fall between 48 percent and 54 percent. As such, 51 percent in this survey would not necessarily translate to a "majority" of Americans. But if 54 percent say "yes"—again keeping in mind the 3-point margin of error—then we would estimate the true population value to fall between 51 percent and 57 percent. Therefore, it would be a fair characterization by our standards to say that a response of 54 percent or higher is a "majority" share of the population. (The center's writing guidelines note, however, that caution is always warranted when you're close to the threshold.)
It is important to remember that there are several sources of uncertainty in survey estimates, some of which can't be quantified. For instance, question wording can introduce error or bias into the findings of opinion polls. Another potential source of error is nonresponse bias—that is, when the people who respond to surveys differ in important ways from the people who don't respond.
Although the center's writers can't quantify all of the uncertainties when summarizing survey data, they seek to acknowledge them. Or, put another way, precise writing requires an accurate description of imprecision.
Mark Strauss is a writer and editor focusing on science and society at the Pew Research Center.
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A Surface Drainhas a grate that sits on top of a basin. The basin is underground. A Drain Pipe is connected underground to an outlet on the Drain Basin. Storm-Water Drains through the grate into the Drain Basin. Once in the Drain Basin, water travels out of the basin through a Drain Pipe. The Storm-Water continues downhill in an underground Drain Pipe to an exit point.
THIS IS NOT A FRENCH DRAIN!
A Surface Drain may come in many different shapes or sizes. The Drain Gratemay be round or square. Here is a picture of a common Surface Drain.
A Channel Drainis a type of Surface Drain and many times is installed in concrete across sidewalks or driveways.
A French Drain is completely different from a Surface Drain. A basic French Drain consists of a Perforated Drain Pipe in the bottom of a trench. The Drain Pipe should have a neoprene sock around the Perforated Drain Pipe. This is to ensure that the Drain Pipe does not become clogged.
The dirt that was taken out to make the trench is hauled away. It is replaced by some type of small stone or gravel depending on what is desired or available. I prefer crushed 1 inch lime stone. It is the most economical option in my area. Pea Gravel or some other type of small stone can work just as well. The lime-stone or gravel is placed in the trench on top of the perforated Drain Pipe and filled all the way to the surface (ground level). In some cases where the French Drainneeds to be deep or is being placed in sandy soil, a special trench liner must be placed in the trench before the perforated Drain Pipeor the Gravel are installed. This helps maintain the integrity of the trench over time. It also increases the cost of the French Drain and the amount of time to install it. I install a trench liner in a French Drain about 20% of the time. Most of the time a liner in not needed.
A French Drain is designed to handle a large volume of water and cover a large area. The Drain is anyplace the trench goes. It has many applications and can be used in many situations. It can be installed by itself or incorporated into a Drainage Systemwith Surface Drainsor Gutter Down-Spouts connected to it.
Depending on the area the French Drain is installed and the type of grass around the French Drain, will dictate whether grass grows over the lime stone. Grass can grow up and through the gravel in the French Drainover time eventually covering the gravel. This is Ok. It won't have a measurable effect on the performance of the drain.
DONT COVER THE GRAVEL IN THE FRENCH DRAINWITH DIRT. THE FRENCH DRAIN WON'T WORK IF THE TRENCH IS CLOGGED WITH DIRT. DON'T EVEN INSTALL IT IF YOU ARE GOING TO COVER IT UP WITH DIRT.
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"It's not all about English! The problem of language foregrounding in English-medium programmes in Japan"
Abstract: The number of universities offering English-medium instruction (EMI) is growing in Japan. Yet, academic programmes taught in English have not reached their full potential. One powerful barrier to the improvement of these programmes is a misperception that English language proficiency is the defining factor for success. After outlining the growth of EMI in Japan, this article considers the central challenge of faculty engagement as a key factor governing the development and sustainability of internationalisation activities. Problems involving the conceptual conflation of EMI and English learning and debates regarding English proficiency for EMI programme success are discussed. Interview data from faculty members involved in three Japanese university programmes demonstrates a foregrounding of the role of the English language and English proficiency is overly attributed as a barrier to programme excellence. Specifically, these misperceptions impede faculty engagement and prevent the implementation of quality faculty development efforts. This article proposes that less emphasis on language and greater attention to pedagogical and intercultural skills development could benefit EMI in Japan.
The number of universities offering English-medium instruction (EMI) is growing in Japan. Yet, academic programmes taught in English have not reached their full potential. One powerful barrier to the improvement of these programmes is a misperception that English language proficiency is the defining factor for success. After outlining the growth of EMI in Japan, this article considers the central challenge of faculty engagement as a key factor governing the development and sustainability of internationalisation activities. Problems involving the conceptual conflation of EMI and English learning and debates regarding English proficiency for EMI programme success are discussed. Interview data from faculty members involved in three Japanese university programmes demonstrates a foregrounding of the role of the English language and English proficiency is overly attributed as a barrier to programme excellence. Specifically, these misperceptions impede faculty engagement and prevent the implementation of quality faculty development efforts. This article proposes that less emphasis on language and greater attention to pedagogical and intercultural skills development could benefit EMI in Japan.


Pollinator security | Trees for Bees NZ. Smart planting for healthy bees.
Our agricultural economy depends on good pollination services primarily from honey bees but also from bumble bees, native bees and flies. Without pollinators, seed production is compromised and food security will come under threat not just for humans, or for export produce, but also for wildlife. Native plants depend on pollinators both insects and birds or other vertebrate pollinators.
Today, the threats to pollinators are many. The problem is that these threats all work in unison making it harder and harder for pollinator populations to grow or survive.
What does pollinator security mean in New Zealand?
Many countries are initiating programmes and systems to take care of pollinator security. In New Zealand people are starting to look at the plight of our pollinators, from the birds to the bees. Do we know enough about pollinators to be able to say that we can rely on pollinator security in New Zealand? Or are we at the stage when interventions are now critical for pollinators to survive as we are seeing in overseas countries?
What can we do to help protect pollinators?
Some of these seven steps to pollinator security in New Zealand are underway but others need more resources, expertise and attention. The work of the Trees for Bees NZ research programme aims to contribute to step 6 – restoring pollinator food resources by planting herbs, shrubs, and trees with superior nectar and pollen resource to nourish all types of bees on farms and in gardens as well as on council and public lands. The Trees for Bees NZ programme is part of the wider efforts undertaken by the Oceania Pollinator Initiative, one of the members of the International Pollinator Initiative group.


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use Ipalaus\Buffer\Schedule;

class ScheduleTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{

    public function testAddDaysAndAddTime()
    {
        $schedule = new Schedule;
        $schedule->addDay('mon');
        $schedule->addDay(array('tue', 'wed'));
        $schedule->addtime('00:01');
        $schedule->addTime(array('00:02', '00:03'));

        $this->assertEquals(array('mon', 'tue', 'wed'), $schedule->getDays());
        $this->assertEquals(array('00:01', '00:02', '00:03'), $schedule->getTimes());
    }

    public function testAddDaysAndAddTimeInConstructor()
    {
        $schedule = new Schedule('mon', '00:01');

        $this->assertEquals(array('mon'), $schedule->getDays());
        $this->assertEquals(array('00:01'), $schedule->getTimes());
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException InvalidArgumentException
     */
    public function testInvalidDayNameThrowsException()
    {
        $schedule = new Schedule();
        $schedule->addDay('ipalaus');
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException InvalidArgumentException
     */
    public function testInvalidTimeFormatThrowsException()
    {
        $schedule = new Schedule();
        $schedule->addTime('ipalaus');
    }

}

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Mary Eberstadt on God, Religion, Politics, and Sex, based on her books How the West Really Lost God: A New Theory of Secularization and Primal Screams: How the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics
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Correction to Mary Eberstadt's bio mentioned 15 seconds into the video: Mary Eberstadt holds the Panula Chair in Christian Culture at the Catholic Information Center, and is a senior research fellow with the Faith and Reason Institute.
In this conversation on two of the hottest social and cultural issues of our day — the decline of religion and the rise of identity politics, Mary Eberstadt presents her alternative theory for the "secularization thesis" (that religious decline was followed by the decline of the family), arguing instead that the undermining of the family has undermined Christianity itself. Drawing on sociology, history, demography, theology, literature, and many other sources, Eberstadt shows that family decline and religious decline have gone hand in hand in the Western world in a way that has not been understood before — that they are "the double helix of society, each dependent on the strength of the other for successful reproduction." Eberstadt argues that there are enormous social, economic, civic, and other costs attendant on declines of both family and faith, and Dr. Shermer presents counter examples to show that America's extreme religiosity has been a burden on its social health and that the decline of religion is a good thing.
In the second part of the conversation Eberstadt and Shermer discuss her previous book on identity politics and how identitarians track and expose the ideologically impure, as people face the consequences of their rancor: a litany of "isms" run amok across all levels of cultural life; the free marketplace of ideas muted by agendas shouted through megaphones; and a spirit of general goodwill warped into a state of perpetual outrage. This rise of identity politics, she argues, is a direct result of the fallout of the sexual revolution, especially the collapse and shrinkage of the family. Eberstadt argues that from time immemorial humans have forged their identities within the structure of kinship. The extended family, in a real sense, is the first tribe and first teacher. But with its unprecedented decline across a variety of measures, generations of people have been set adrift and can no longer answer the question Who am I? with reference to primordial ties. Desperate for solidarity and connection, they claim membership in politicized groups whose displays of frantic irrationalism amount to primal screams for familial and communal loss.
Mary Eberstadt is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. She has written widely for magazines and newspapers, among them First Things, Policy Review, the Weekly Standard, the Wall Street Journal, and Commentary. Her previous books include Home-Alone America, Adam and Eve After the Pill, and the satire The Loser Letters.
Shermer and Eberstadt discuss:
the decline of religion,
the decline of the traditional family,
the nuclear family versus larger extended families and communities,
the secularization thesis (that religions decline due to the secularization of societies),
comparing Europe and America in religiosity and family structures,
Gen Z and the spike in depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation,
identity politics,
Joe Henrich's WEIRD theory of how modern family structures developed after the Catholic Church banned cousin marriages,
empirical truths, religious truths, and political truths,
abortion,
why abstinence-only programs don't reduce unwanted pregnancies,
If religion is so important for societal health, why does America — by far the most religious industrialized democracy in the world — fall so far behind other such countries in societal health measures like suicides, homicides, crime rates, incarceration rates, abortions, teen births, STD rates, life expectancy, divorce, alcohol consumption, corruption indices, income inequality, poverty, and life satisfaction?
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RSS to activate its cadre on issues like CAA, to hold 30,000 meetings ahead of Delhi polls
Pragya Kaushika | Updated: Jan 16, 2020 17:08 IST
By Pragya Kaushika
New Delhi [India], Jan 16 (ANI): With polling on the 70-member Delhi Assembly just weeks away, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) has decided to activate its cadre to aid in the formation of a government that has an eye on welfare of population in the national capital with focus on wellbeing of Hindu population as well.
A mass public contact and awareness programme would be launched in which over 30,000 neighbourhood meetings will be held across the city.
The aim would also be to highlight the policies being pursued by the incumbent state government led by Arvind Kejriwal, sources said.
"We will tell people who are against the welfare of Hindus. Who has not given their assent to action on tukde-tukde gang? Who is supporting Shaheen Bagh? And Aam Aadmi Party government's stand on the CAA," they said.
Sources pointed out that on most of these issues the Arvind Kejriwal government stand was 'not in favour of the nation's interest'.
They stated that the RSS, the ideological parent of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), will hold over 30,000 small public meetings in the national capital aimed at reaching out to the masses.
"The purpose of this public contact programme would be to connect with the youngsters, senior citizens and others across Delhi. The RSS cadre will be activated to ensure that the AAP's stand on these important issues is brought before the people," sources added.
According to sources, the Sangh has clarified that it would not be seeking votes for any political party.
"Our only plea would be that the vote should be for the establishment of a government which aims for Hindu welfare and welfare of the population in general," sources added.
At these meetings, the Sangh is also unlikely to criticise the freebies that are currently being offered by the AAP government.
"The subsidies are not going to be reversed. The government that comes to power should continue these subsidies," sources added.
In Delhi, where 70 seats are at stake will go to polls on February 8 and the counting of votes will take place on February 11. The contest is a direct fight between the BJP and the AAP.
The BJP is trying hard to regain lost ground and is banking on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the revival of its fortunes. The party has been out of power in the Delhi assembly since 1998.
Though BJP has been regularly winning the Lok Sabha and Municipality polls, the victory has been elusive for the BJP in Delhi Assembly.
On the other hand, the AAP is trying to regain control of the Assembly where it had secured an overwhelming 67 seats in the 2015 Assembly polls. (ANI)


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Specifically, I am a professional translator of Neo-Sindarin and Neo-Quenya, fan-extensions of Tolkien's languages Sindarin and Quenya. Using my background in Linguistics, I run a website, Realelvish.net and a Neo-Sindarin class, based on the textbook for Neo-Sindarin that I wrote, which can be found here: Realelvish Academy. I also provide translations and transcriptions upon request. I'll even name your baby in an Elven language, if you ask.
I've been studying and using Tolkien's Elven languages since 2002, when I was just 15 years old. I've spent half my life dedicated to the art of translation. It's the reason I ended up getting a degree in Linguistics.
I am new to charging people for my translations, and I want to keep my prices down as much as possible, to make sure as many people who need my skills have access to them.
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His name is Sollog and he just created a whole new genre of literature.
In the Amazing Adventures of Sollog the Time Traveler Book 1 The Red Pill, Sollog takes you into his incredible mind and explains how he time travels into the future and the past.
Sollog poses the question to the reader over and over in his new book, this is my reality that you live in with me, yet my mind viewed these things before we lived them, so are we all really inside a matrix?
For fans of the Amazing Sollog you know he is already world famous for his Prophecies. Now Sollog explains exactly how he explores the Universe bringing back new theories in math and physics as well as glimpses into our future and our distant past.
Sollog implores the reader to decide if his writing is Fiction or Non Fiction and if any of us even exist at all.
Sollog has singlehandedly destroyed the concept of physics that we have in a Universe based on time and space and a linear direction to time. In Sollog"s story the Universe is as he theorized in his great word on astrophysics a Hologram Universe.
So Sollog is now merging his theories into the realm of fiction and in doing so he has blown a hole in the illusion we call life.
Sollog puts forth a compelling argument that proves HE KNOWS THE FUTURE.
Then he takes it to the next level by saying time travel is real and you can do it with just your mind and here is my technique to hijack the operating system of our Universe and control time.
Is Sollog really a time traveler? Link after link in his new eBook proves to most that read his story he KNOWS THE FUTURE, so if we ask how does he know the future, the answer Sollog provides is simple. He is a Time Traveler and now you can read about the Amazing Adventures of Sollog the Time Traveler.
If you roll into one work the Matrix, the Time Machine, A Hitch Hikers Guide to the Universe and Alice in Wonderland as well as the Cosmos with the Prophecies of Nostradamus and perhaps Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, you start to scratch the surface of this great new work in Literature.
The only question is what do we call it? Sollog has listed it in Science Fiction Time Travel on Amazon while throughout the book he urges the reader to take their next Red Pill (a new chapter) so they can see our Universe isn' t really what we perceive.
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History: On August 14,1970 Ruben Olivares met Jose Arranz in a featherweight bout at the Forum in Inglewood, California. Olivares won the bout by TKO in the 3rd round. Also on the show Jose Napoles stopped Fighting Mack in the 3rd round and Chucho Castillo won a unanimous 12 round decision over Rogelio Lara. Presented here is an original on site poster to this event.
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The food sensory science community has recently shown an increasing interest towards the measurement of emotions induced by product consumption. In this paper, we propose a standard method to objectively and quantitatively explore emotions in tasting situations through measurement and analysis of pupil diameter. Pupillometry is a well-knownmethod for investigating cognitive load and emotional effects. However, since a standard method to analyze pupil response data is lacking, we provide here a guided methodology, from data acquisition to dataprocessing. An example of an application is also provided. The advantages and major drawbacks of this method are discussed.