Bull Ants, also known as Myrmecia or Bulldog Ants are quick and aggressive predators that attack any creature they come across. These live in colonies, ruled by a queen ant. These small creatures are known for their extreme aggressiveness towards anyone who comes near their nest – they can chase strangers for as far as 10 m away from the nest, and jump 30 cm far, which equals 15 times their body size.
Most of the Bull Ants live in Australian forest territories and nearby islands, most often in coastal areas. They live in small colonies of 500-1000 specimen. and build anthills in meadows near the forests. They are also the largest ants, reaching up to 30 mm in length. Bull Ants have long legs, a massive head and nurses also have long jaws and a sting at the end of their belly, making them very capable hunters.
The social hierarchy and the organization of the colony is fairly simple, comparing to other species of ants. There are three types of Bull Ants: the queen, nurses and males. The colony is lead by the queen, who creates all offsprings. Most of the eggs lain hatch into infertile nurses, who do all the tasks for the colony. Fertile females that hatch quickly leave the anthill and try to create their own colony. The third group, males, only come to the anthill at a certain time to mate with the new queens and then soon fly away.
These predatory insects feed on other small creatures, mostly bugs. Unlike other species, the Bull Ant queen doesn't only lay eggs, but also hunts. Each ant hunts alone and then takes the catch to the anthill. Bull Ants can manage a creature multiple times their size. The large eyes make for the best vision of all ant species and the long jaws, equipped with saw-like teeth allow the ant to easily grab and tear the prey.
Bull Ants have interesting mating habits. When a young queen is ready to mate, she flies out of the anthill where she meets hundreds of males. She chooses one mating partner and stores its sperm in a special sack inside her body. The male soon dies, after having fulfilled its only task. She uses the sperm stored inside the sack to fertilize some eggs. Fertilized eggs spawn into females, while the unfertilized ones turn into males, thus the queen can control the gender of the offsprings.
After mating, the queen loses her wings and finds a place where to begin constructing an anthill. She lays a few eggs, from which nurses spawn, who soon start hunting, expanding the nest and taking care of the eggs. One or two years later, when the colony has grown, the queen starts making males and fertile females, who would later start their own colonies.


In this process Suvarna bhasma (purified ash of gold) is administered with fortified ghee prepared with herbal extracts, and honey in liquid or semisolid form to children of age group of 0-12 yrs. This is administered in Pushya Nakshatra- an auspicious day- which happens to come after every 27 days, given on this day it bestows excellent benefits.
A camp was arranged by Suhrid Foundation at Kandivali for children under the age of 12. Record of their dosage administration is kept along with their height and weight details to monitor their growth.


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Cold-storage push aims to back export
Glenn Cordingley and Jakeb WaddellBroome Advertiser
Thu, 7 September 2017 9:12AM
Camera IconKimberley pastoralist Jack Burton. Credit: Robert Dougherty
A major cold-storage hub to beef up the rapidly growing pastoral, aquaculture and horticulture industries in the Kimberley has been flagged for Broome.
It comes at the same time cattleman Jack Burton was given approval to export chilled boxed meat to the US from his abattoir between Broome and Derby.
The Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Association has asked the Shire of Broome to contribute $10,000 towards a $150,000 feasibility study to be overseen by the KPCA.
The aim was to produce an investment-ready document for companies and individuals looking to invest in the region.
Mr Burton, the man behind the Yeeda Pastoral company, said he would need access to chillers to support export operations.
"We embrace the idea of a cold storage hub and it is certainly something we would use if it was built," he said. "It would have the holding capacity for our products and lead to huge opportunities for different industries in the Kimberley."
Broome International Airport chief executive Paul McSweeney said the airport would be keen to play a big role in the agricultural and pastoral freight exporting opportunities.
"We welcome the work being undertaken by the KPCA and look forward to continuing to be closely involved as this exciting opportunity evolves," he said.
In a letter to the council, KPCA chief executive Catherine Marriott said such a facility would provide "great benefit" by facilitating business growth and more transport in and out of the Kimberley.
Councillors have been recommended to support the funding request subject to a memorandum of understanding agreement with the KPCA outlining several conditions.
Ms Marriott said there has been a lot of interest in developing a cold storage logistics hub in town but no work has yet been done on economic modelling, strategic foresight, or potential growth of expanding markets with the availability of such a facility.
The study would identify a number of key points including the recommendation of a priority and secondary location and what would be needed to drive the project along with current and anticipated demand from expanding regional industries.
Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Peter Taylor said cold-storage facilities in the town were critical infrastructure for development of the regional economy.
"Broome has been identified as a key supply centre for the region and this type of investment is crucial in broadening the Kimberley's economy," he said.
"The growth of these industries is dependent on this type of infrastructure to open up markets in the Eastern States and overseas for products such as chilled boxed beef, fish from local aquaculture farms and horticultural produce."
A council officer agenda report said with advances in production methods and new technology, agriculture had the potential to contribute a 30 per cent increase to Broome's current economy, including the creation of 22 to 120 full-time jobs.
"The development of cold-storage facilities at a central location (or hub) or at the port and/or airport is considered as a key project and the KPCA is looking to continue the current momentum and interest," it said.
The need for cold-storage facilities has been identified in the Broome Growth Plan, a partnership comprising State Government departments, the Yawuru registered native title body corporate and the council.
The council was due at time of press to consider the request tomorrow as it did not have a sufficient quorum last Thursday.

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Closing value of the dollar in Argentina this October 31 from USD to ARS
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In the last day the American dollar paid at closing 156.89 interbank Argentine pesos on averagewhich represented a change of 0.57% with respect to the price of the previous session, when it ended with 156 interbank Argentine pesos.
If we consider the data of the last week, the American dollar accumulated a rise of 0.97%which is why for a year now it has accumulated an increase in 47.32%. In relation to previous days, it inverted the result of the previous day, where it ended with a drop of 0.19%, proving unable to establish a stable trend lately. In reference to the volatility of the last week, it was 3.02%, which is a figure clearly lower than the annual volatility figure (4.46%), so that in this last phase there are fewer changes than expected.
The Argentine peso It is the legal tender in the country since 1992, this after it replaced the austral. Also known as "convertible peso", due to its equivalence with the dollar that was later "broken" in 2002 due to a bill.
In the last two decades, the Argentine peso has been severely affected and has undergone a series of devaluations: during the mandate of Nestor Kirchner it was devalued 9% when it went from 2.87 to 3.13 pesos per dollar; a second episode came in the administration of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchnerwhen the currency lost its value by 211% and went from 3.13 to 9.74 pesos per dollar.
Later, on December 17, 2015, a week after the arrival to the presidency of Mauricio Macrithe Argentine peso showed a 42% devaluation and went from 9.83 to 13.95 pesos per dollar.
Currently, in the administration of Alberto Fernández, the Argentine peso has presented a variation rate of 110 pesos per dollar, reaching its highest rise before the announcement of the debt agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The Argentine currency lost 18.09% in 2021 in relation to a price increase of 50.9 percent.
In addition to the economic crisis that Argentina has dragged on for years, the COVID pandemic – has further impacted, reaching up to 36.1% in 2020; 50.9% in 2021; while it is expected that there will be an inflation rate of 33% for this 2022.
The economy of Argentina, the third economic power in Latin America, could slow down and grow 3% this year according to the IMF, after having had an advance of 10% in 2021.
On their appearance, the coins have resorted to showing various characters, but perhaps the most important commemoration was the anniversary of the recovery of the Malvinas Islands.
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The Isleta Pueblo's governor and Rep. Harry Teague, D-N.M., spoke during the festivities.
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The reign of record hot months in 2016 continues, with last month claiming the title of hottest July on record globally, according to data released by NASA on Monday. This July was also the hottest month on record for the world.
The streak means that 2016 is still well on its way to upsetting last year as the hottest year on record. Or as Gavin Schmidt, director of NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies, said on Twitter, there is still a 99 percent chance 2016 will take the top slot.
Every month so far this year has been record hot. In NASA's data, that streak goes back to October 2015, which was the first month in its data set that was more than 1˚C hotter than average.
In NOAA's records, the streak of hottest months goes back to May 2015. If July is record warm in its data (which will be released Wednesday, July will be the 15th record-warm month in a row.
By NASA's reckoning, July 2016 was 1.27˚F (0.84˚C) hotter than the 1951-1980 average. It was 0.2˚F (0.11˚C) above July 2015, the next warmest July in records that go back to 1880. The record July heat also means this was the hottest month the planet has seen over the course of NASA's records. That's because July is also generally the hottest month of the year due the fact that it's summer in the northern hemisphere where there's more land.
Schmidt said he expects July will be the last record hot month of this year as the residual heat from an exceptionally strong El Niño dies away. Though El Niño itself was declared over in June, global temperatures tend to lag by about two to three months.
While El Niño provided a boost to global temperatures this year, the bulk of the heat is what has been trapped by accumulating greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Nations have agreed to keep the rise of global temperatures below 2˚C (3.6˚F) by the end of this century, and are discussing aiming for an even more ambitious 1.5˚C (2.7˚F). But temperatures for the year-to-date have been hovering close to 1.5˚C above preindustrial times all year.
With dimming from air borne particulates holding the temp down 1-3C and dozens of feedback loops pushing things along, what we have is an overloaded big truck on a steep downward incline and ambivalence about even applying the inadequate brakes. New opportunities are opening up, however, in the fields of hospice, green burial, and cave dwelling.


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Louise Haigh Member of Parliament for Sheffield Heeley
About Louise
Sammy's Law
Last week, I spoke in Parliament about the Government's mistreatment of victims of child sexual exploitation (CSE) who are being forced to disclose criminal convictions linked to their abuse.
CSE victims are often forced to commit crimes by their adult abusers and may then be convicted of these crimes. Punitive rules mean that those victims are forced to tell employers and even local parent teacher associations about such criminal convictions.
It cannot be right that CSE survivors are treated in this way and forced to live with the consequences of their exploitation for the rest of their lives. Child sexual exploitation is fundamentally about an imbalance of power that is used to coerce, manipulate and deceive. The Government should not be punishing victims of abuse for crimes they committed because of their exploitation.
In recent months, I've been working with Sammy Woodhouse, who is a victim of CSE, to campaign for greater protections for abuse survivors. When Sammy was 15, the police raided the property of now-convicted serial rapist Arshid Hussain. Sammy was half-naked and hiding under his bed. Hussain was not detained, but Sammy was arrested and charged.
She was a victim of exploitation but, nevertheless, is now forced to disclose her criminal convictions.
Judges in the High Court have already ruled that forcing victims of CSE to disclose past convictions linked to CSE is unjust. They argued that, "any link between the past offending, and the assessment of present risk in a particular employment, is either non-existent or at best extremely tenuous."
I'm calling on the Government to bring forward what is known as Sammy's law, which would give CSE victims the right to have their criminal records automatically reviewed, and crimes associated with their grooming removed.
At present, anyone has the right to apply to the chief constable of their force area to have their records reviewed, but it is little known.
Sammy, and victims like her, have been repeatedly failed by the state. They were failed by our legal system, by the police, by the Crown Prosecution Service, by local authorities and by Government at every level.
The Government must now ensure that the state no longer fails CSE survivors. Sammy's law would help to achieve that.
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Maciej Murawski, né le  à Zielona Góra, est un footballeur polonais.

Biographie

Carrière

 1996-1997 :  Polonia Bytom
 1997-1998 :  Lech Poznań
 1999-2002 :  Legia Varsovie
 2002-2004 :  Arminia Bielefeld
 2004-2005 :  Aris FC
 2005- :  Apollon Kalamarias

Palmarès

 Championnat de Pologne : 2002

 Coupe de la Ligue : 2002

Naissance en Pologne
Footballeur international polonais
Naissance en février 1974
Joueur du Lech Poznań
Joueur du Legia Varsovie
Joueur de l'Arminia Bielefeld
Joueur de l'Aris FC
Joueur du Polonia Bytom
Joueur de l'Apollon Kalamarias

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Pink, yellow, white frangipani looks more beautiful when sunny touch all of their leaves. I miss to take it, some.......for daily offering " canang sari "
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In the recent day, balinese around of my regency Klungkung have spent their time for learning " Yoga". They are housewife who should takecare their home and keep their kids at home. House work always need their attention everyday.
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As I'm writing this, I'm staring out at one of the dreariest days I've seen in a while — it's early fall cold outside, with a consistent driving rain that'd be perfect for the protagonist in a romantic film to stand in, yelling at the man she loves so fiercely.
This can be as involved as taking a long, hard look at your finances or as easy as putting $5 in an envelope labeled "vacation fund."
From straightening up the house to getting your computer in order, this list of 25 organizational changes you can make today should give you plenty of ideas.
Research how to start a new hobby you've been interested in, and if possible, go pick up supplies and dive in.
My knitting and embroidery supplies have been sitting untouched for entirely too long. If you have an activity you enjoy but haven't touched in a while, a rainy day is the perfect time to pick it back up.
Get ready for the upcoming week or month by preparing some soup, bread, casseroles, or other foods that can be stored in the fridge or freezer until needed.
Pantries can be incredibly useful...or they can easily become homes to forgotten ingredients. Take stock of what you have in your pantry, and either cook something with what's there, or make plans to use the items in the upcoming week.
How many outdated, ill-fitting, or otherwise unused pieces of clothing do you have in your closet? Take a ruthless look, and pull out the items you don't wear. Then make plans to have a clothing-swap party with your friends.
From yoga to body-weight strength-building exercises, there are plenty of indoor exercises you can try.
Take the time to clearly write out your life goals, whether they're for career, family, health, or even just little projects you want to work on. Defining what you want to do is the first step to getting it done.
It might seem unproductive, but journaling can help you take stock of where you are, decide where you want to be, and work out tough problems.
Owe someone an email? Dragging your heels on thank-you notes? Just thinking of someone who might appreciate a call, letter, or even something as simple as a text message or Facebook post? Make it happen.
It's a classic. You should do it anyway. If you're already good at keeping things neat and tidy, give a deep scrub to a room or two.
Rainy days are especially great for recipes that take a while — even if it's not active cooking time. Bake a yeast bread, whip up some sugar cookie dough that has to sit in the fridge, or set some baked beans to slow-cook in the oven. Or make something fancy and complicated that you always feel like you don't have time for. Plus, if you make enough, you'll have leftovers for the rest of the week.
Indulge in a bit of comfort food — always nice on a rainy day — and then use the time you would have been cooking to do something not-so-fun, like scrubbing the tub, reorganizing a particularly persnickety junk drawer, or sorting through a big pile of papers.
This effort can be big or small, difficult or easy. Tell someone you care, or show it by doing something nice.
Get on the phone or internet and get appointments scheduled — whether it's for the doctor, at your salon, or with a friend you've been meaning to meet up with.
This is pretty straightforward. Get your bills together, and get them all paid. If there are any bills you could put on auto-pay that you haven't already, consider switching them over.
Take the time to see if your budget has been working for you. Adjust accordingly.
Start preparing for anything. A race. A trip. A task. Just because you're not on deadline doesn't mean you shouldn't start now. Get things done early, and worry less later.
If you've been feeling tired of your living space, trying moving around what you have before buying something new.
They warm, they're comforting, and they're classic. Don't want an entire batch? Freeze a log of the dough — cut into individual cookie-size slices — so whenever you want just one cookie, you can pull it out of the freezer and pop it in the oven.
Don't be surprised by birthdays you didn't realize were coming up — if you keep a supply of homemade cards and gifts around, you're always ready to celebrate someone's special day with frugal, from-the-heart gifts.
If you already have a way to bring in extra money, spend some time working on it. Or if you don't, research ways that you could earn some extra cash.
If you have no idea why you're following certain people on Twitter or are sick of your acquaintance's constant bragging updates on Facebook, go through your social media and unfollow accounts or set Facebook to not show updates from people you aren't interested in.
Not productive, you say? Okay, if you get enough sleep every night, no, sleeping more isn't productive. But if you're the type of person who's chronically under-rested — which can negatively affect your weight, your alertness, and your productivity levels — a rainy weekend day is the perfect time to sleep in. Then, after you wake up well-rested, attack the rest of this list!
Living in the Pacific NW, the next 7-8 months will be one long rainy day.
great list! though much of it sounds like work to me - which is what I get caught up in when it's rainy out and I have to stay in the house. So, I would like to add... read a book - I don't think I saw that listed. And buy rain gear - which is what I intend on doing. I'm tired of rain keeping me indoors. (we don't get it too often and makes me wonder how those people in Seattle get anything accomplished outdoors?! :) Happy Fall!
I love taking a rainy afternoon and clean my apartment. A good deep cleaning of the bathroom and kitchen. The best is washing the bed sheets so when the day is over I get to slip into bed to that amazing clean fabric smell. Cheesy and simple but it's what makes me feel good about a rainy day.
Great article, delightful. Except: bake cookies in the oven one at a time? Not frugal unless you are using your oven for domestic heating anyway!
This list killed my inner child.


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NYT's Nick Kristof Blames Israel for Gaza Woes, Gives Hamas, Egypt a Pass
By: Tamar Sternthal March 10, 2015
The New York Times opinion pages (like the news pages) are sharply skewed against Israel. A recent CAMERA study demonstrated that The Times runs more than twice as many columns predominantly critical of Israel and sympathetic to the Palestinians than the reverse.
Nicholas Kristof adds to the tally of distorted commentary on Israel in his March 7th New York Times Op-Ed. He writes that Israel, Hamas and Egypt all contribute to suffering in Gaza ("Winds of War in Gaza"). But Israel is his target as he freely states, all the while admitting that: "True, Hamas's misrule is central to the problem, but we don't have influence over Hamas; we do have influence over Israel."
By Kristof's own statement, "central" to the cause of the calamity faced by Gazans is Hamas and he could shine a journalistic light on this. After all, he knows the value of intense New York Times focus on an issue. He, for instance, wrote extensively about Darfur in past years arguing for the importance of the journalistic "spotlight."
His choice to blame Israel and go easy on Hamas raises questions:
Why does he retreat from putting Hamas in the spotlight and providing the full facts about Palestinians?
Why does he focus attention on several sympathetic human interest cases about Palestinian difficulty in his column for which he blames Israel, but omits any specific instances of hardship which can be attributed to Hamas or Egypt?
Why does he ignore essential information that underscores Israeli efforts to alleviate hardship for Gazans, including that:
Israel has opened the way for the export of produce from Gaza into Israel.
Israel has just last month allowed 45 tractors into Gaza for farmers, 50 trucks and 15 buses.
Israel has increased the number of permits allowing merchants to cross out of Gaza from 3,000 to 5,000 monthly.
Over 56,000 tons (or roughly 1,300 truckloads) of construction materials have crossed into Gaza from Israel.
Israel has expanded the number of permits for residents to exit Gaza for academic study and familial visits as well as to pray in Jerusalem.
In January, over 1,200 Gaza residents crossed into Israel for healthcare reasons.
Also concealed from readers:
The Rafah crossing from Gaza to Egypt has been closed since January.
30,000 Gaza residents are waiting to cross into Egypt including students and those seeking medical treatment.
Why does Kristof apply notably inflammatory language to Israel, asserting that:
"Israel sustains a siege that amounts to economic warfare on an entire population" and an "economic stranglehold,"
"Israel conducts a "strategy of collective punishment."
For whatever reason, the columnist opted to smear Israel in a lopsided account that disregards all evidence that disproves his case, including statements from the United Nations. In addition, he ignores the role of Egypt, the bad governance and poor security situation implemented by Hamas and the failure of donor states to fulfill their commitments.
Kristof's scapegoating of Israel, in fact, fails the distressed Gazans he claims to support by concealing, instead of exposing the true causes of their difficulties.
'Economic Blockade'
Alleging that Israel engages in "economic warfare" against Israel, Kristof writes:
Senior Israeli officials understand that the economic blockade has undermined the independent business community that could counter Hamas. So Israeli officials have been saying the right things recently about easing the blockade, but not much has changed.
Perhaps then Kristof missed the fact that just last week Israel opened the way for the export of Gaza produce into Israel for the first time since 2007, when Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip. As Reuters reported March 5 that Israeli officials said:
…the measure was designed to help a Gaza economy devastated by last year's war with Israel, and to make up for a shortfall in produce from Israeli farmlands left fallow during the current Jewish lunar calendar year in accordance with biblical law.
The move was welcomed by Jamal Abu al-Naja, director of the Gaza Vegetable Production and Export Association….
[Israel] has allowed Israeli transit of Gaza-produced vegetables and Palestinian merchants to the occupied West Bank, and for Gaza farmers to bring tractors in via Israel since November.
COGAT, the Israeli military agencies that oversees civilian interaction with Gaza, said a shipment of tomatoes and eggplants would be brought in from the territory on Sunday.
"Future stages are expected to include a wider variety of vegetables, totalling 1,000 to 1,500 tonnes. Each tonne is valued at approximately 3,000 shekels ($750)," COGAT said in a statement, adding that the imports were scheduled to run the duration of the Jewish calendar year that expires in September.
In addition, contrary to the picture of an Israeli-imposed "economic stranglehold" that Kristof paints, in fact Israel has facilitated the entrance of significant amounts of building materials. In a Feb. 17 press release, COGAT, the Israeli government body responsible for coordination with the Palestinian areas on humanitarian issues, announced further steps to promote the civilian reconstruction of Gaza. It detailed:
The main steps are allowing the transfer of 45 tractors for farmers, enlargement of the monthly quota for permits for merchants (from 3000 to 5000), enlargement of the daily number of the merchants permitted to cross from Gaza to practice commerce in Judea and Samaria and in Israel (from 400 to 800), and expansion of the agricultural and industrial export from Gaza, such as textile products and furniture, and more.
Those steps are in addition to the ones implemented in October 2014, which included the expansion of permits for people to cross into the Strip for reasons relating to its reconstruction, agricultural export from Gaza to Judea and Samaria (to date, over 2600 tons of agricultural products have been exported), the exit of residents of Gaza for academic studies, and passage of medical teams from Gaza to Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem for fellowships. Furthermore, the exit of BMC from Gaza to Judea and Samaria for commerce has been approved as well as familial visits between Gaza a
nd Judea and Samaria for residents above the age of 60. Residents of Gaza have also been permitted to attend prayers at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
So far, as a part of the reconstruction mechanism, over 62000 tons of construction supplies have entered via Kerem Shalom Crossing. Additionally, 43000 residents have already purchased materials for the reconstruction their homes, a process which is ongoing. Furthermore, 50 trucks and 15 buses have been transferred into the Gaza Strip.
What kind of "open-air prison," intended to cause an economic siege, allows for the monthly passage of thousands of merchants?
"Israel pretty much seals off Gaza – journalists are a rare exception," alleges The Times journalist. And yet, in January 2015, 11,826 people crossed from Gaza to Israel, including 5,670 merchants, 2,038 individuals with humanitarian reasons, and 681 foreigners. The same month, 15,205 tons of construction material entered Gaza.
Also in January, 1,489 Gazans applied for permits to cross into Israel for healthcare reasons. Israeli authorities accepted 1,202 of those applicants, delayed 235 and rejected just 52. In other words, over 80 percent of those Gazans who sought permits to enter Israel for healthcare were successful immediately, and over 96 percent were successful eventually. In 2011, monthly average, 872 applied Gazans applied for entrance to Israel for healthcare and 721 were accepted immediately.
Meanwhile, the Rafah crossing from Gaza to Egypt remained closed in the days before Kristof's Op-Ed, as it has been since January 22, when it was open for a brief three-day period. So, as Egypt continues to demolish more than 1,000 homes on the Egyptian side of Rafah to secure its border and Israel continues to allow the passage of goods and people, one has to ask Kristof. Who is "seal[ing] off Gaza," as he puts it, Israel or Egypt?
The United Nations reports that 30,000 Gazans, including patients and students, are waiting to cross into Egypt, but Kristof doesn't name or interview a single one of them. He claims his focus on Israel is because "we have influence over Israel." We also have influence over Egypt, with an American aid package of $1.5 billion annually, but Kristof sees no need to trouble readers with alleged Egyptian bad behavior.
In the past, a New York Times Op-Ed editor had argued that his department will grant Palestinians a pass until they achieve statehood. The same "excuse" cannot be applied to Egypt.
Reconstruction Underway, Ignored
From reading Kristof, one would have no clue that tens of thousands of Gazans have received construction material to rebuild their homes despite the putative "blockade." He writes: "Six months after the latest war, the world has moved on, but tens of thousands remain homeless – sometimes crammed into the rubble of bombed-out buildings."
While reportedly 100,000 Gazans are still displaced – and are residing with host families, or in pre-fabricated housing units, makeshift shelters, or rentals – Kristof fails to note that the reconstruction process is underway. As the United Nations' Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in its monthly humanitarian bulletin reports:
As of 4 February, over 60,000 individuals requiring construction material for shelter repairs have been cleared to purchase materials under the temporary GRM [Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism], agreed between the Israeli and Palestinian governments and facilitated by UNSCO. Of these individuals, around 40,000 had procured construction materials by that date. More shelter repair assessments continue to be submitted to the Ministry of Civil Affairs for processing. A total of 56,009 tons (or roughly 1,300 truckloads) of construction materials have been imported by 14 private sector vendors, of which over 43,561 tons have been procured by individuals.
Thus, if Israel is allowing in significant amounts of construction material, why is progress so slow?
As the United Nations recently reported in its monthly humanitarian bulletin:
The frustration of the Gaza population is heightened by the slow disbursement of funds pledged by member states during the October 2014 Cairo Conference for the reconstruction of Gaza, a factor that severely handicaps the ability of humanitarian and development actors to face the enormous recovery and reconstruction workload….
Participants had pledged $5.4 billion, and "the bulk of this commitment remains undelivered, as donors remain unconvinced that Hamas genuinely wants to rebuild Gaza's homes, and not Gaza's tunnels," wrote Daniel Taub, Israel's ambassador to the United Kingdom, recently in The Guardian. He noted:
The second impediment to reconstruction is the failure of Palestinian governance in Gaza. Under the GRM, agreed between the Palestinian Authority, the UN and Israel, the PA bears primary responsibility for coordinating reconstruction, leading both private sector and public sector works. A power struggle for control of the Gaza Strip between Hamas and the PA has degenerated into violence and recriminations, and taken precedence over the rebuilding effort.
The secretary general of the Arab League, Nabil Elaraby, was in no doubt about the cost of this political dispute, telling the London-based Al-Hayat newspaper: "The internal differences and the absence of cooperation between the PA and Hamas are behind the delay in reconstructing the Gaza Strip."
By masking the true causes of paralysis in Gaza, individuals and organisations claiming to be committed to the well being of Palestinian civilians have instead become accessories to the perpetuation of their suffering.
Kristof can count himself among this group.
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Helen Reynolds Belyea, OC, FRSC, geologist (born 11 February 1913 in Saint John, NB; died 20 May 1986 in Calgary, AB). Helen Belyea was the second woman to work for the Geological Survey of Canada	and the first female geologist to work in the field alongside male colleagues. She spent the majority of her career in Alberta after the discovery of oil in Leduc. She was a recognized authority on the Devonian geologic system in Western Canada.
The Canadian Shield refers to the exposed portion of the continental crust underlying the majority of North America. The crust, also known as the North American Craton, extends from northern Mexico to Greenland and consists of hard rocks at least 1 billion years old. With the exception of the Canadian Shield, the rocks of the North American Craton are buried deep within the continent and covered by soil and other material. At 5 million km2, the Shield makes up roughly 50 per cent of Canada's land mass. Shaped like a horseshoe — or the shields carried during hand-to-hand combat — the Canadian Shield extends from Labrador in the east to include nearly all of Québec, much of Ontario and Manitoba, the northern portion of Saskatchewan, the northeast corner of Alberta, much of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut and into the Arctic Archipelago. (It also reaches into parts of the United States, in New York, Wisconsin and Minnesota.) While at times a barrier to settlement, the Shield has also yielded great resources, including minerals, coniferous forests and the capacity for hydroelectric developments.
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Mistaken Point was designated as Canada's 18th World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2016. It is located in southeastern Newfoundland. Mistaken Point is the oldest grouping of large, biologically complex fossilized creatures found anywhere in the world. The fossils date from 580 to 560 million years ago, when large, multicellular organisms began to appear. Mistaken Point was the fifth Canadian fossil site to be recognized by UNESCO, following Dinosaur Provincial Park	(1979), Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks (1984), Miguasha National Park (1999) and Joggins Fossil Cliffs	(2008).
Minerals are naturally-occurring, homogeneous geological formations. Unlike fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and natural gas, minerals are inorganic compounds, meaning they are not formed of animal or plant matter.
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Clearing a Path from Prison to the Bar Exam
A movement to empower formerly incarcerated people to become lawyers is changing the criminal justice system from the inside out.
By: Allen Arthur
Last week, we brought you two stories about Juneteenth from our friends and collaborators at WURD Radio and URL Media. This week, we're publishing content inspired by the work of another URL outlet, Scalawag, which publishes journalism in pursuit of a more liberated South. This year, Scalawag challenged media outlets to embrace Abolition Week by focusing on alternatives to the deep injustices of the prison system — something we at RTBC report on a lot.
Learn more about URL Media in the words of the founders here and here. If we had one wish this Juneteenth, it would be for every RTBC reader to follow and support them in their journey.
As a teenager, Phil Miller dreamt of becoming a CIA field officer — a spy, he says. But incarceration derailed that dream. It seemed to derail any future ones he'd have, too.
"I was arrested at 19. I was given a 20-year sentence," says Miller. "I definitely thought my life was over. During those years, you hear you lost all your rights because of your conviction, and there's a whole world of opportunities that are just closed off to you."
The CIA off the table, Miller became a jailhouse lawyer — an incarcerated person who informally helps others challenge their convictions while in prison. It suited him: He had success winning appeals and sentence reductions from inside. Still, he assumed his own sentence had imploded his future, especially the idea of one day taking his law practice beyond the prison walls.
Phil Miller
Miller wasn't wrong to assume this: The National Inventory of Collateral Consequences of Conviction catalogues around 40,000 official restrictions limiting or excluding people with convictions from accessing employment, education and more in the United States. For aspiring lawyers with convictions, the pinnacle of their restriction manifests as the "character and fitness" portion of the Bar Exam, a labyrinthine mandatory background check that often excludes people with criminal records. That is to say, the bar to pass the Bar as someone with a record often feels almost impossibly high.
And yet, Miller might have been wrong about his own future. This year, he's finishing his first year of law school at the City University of New York, deciding between a specialty in criminal or entertainment law. But, he says, he wouldn't be where he is without support: at CUNY Law that came from the Formerly Incarcerated Law Students Advocacy Association (FILSAA). Today, a future that once seemed impossible is close within Miller's grasp.
FILSAA is part of a growing movement of organizations working to change the overwhelming scrutiny that discourages — and often disqualifies — people with records from pursuing a law degree.
While other organizations work to tackle the barriers to the Bar on a political level, FILSAA works on a deceptively simple level, offering free LSAT training, mentorship and a needed supportive space at school for people with records.
Accustomed to hiding his past, Miller felt not just welcomed by FILSAA, but understood.
"It was like, 'Oh wow, I can truly be myself among this group of people,'" he says.
Research backs up FILSAA's model. Unlocking the Bar, a 2019 study from Stanford Law School, found "concerns about satisfying moral character requirements," as well as a lack of resources for those with records to navigate the character and fitness assessment, and unequal employment opportunities that "deter interested individuals from applying to law school." Because people of color are more likely to interact with the legal system, they also bear the disproportionate weight of the problem.
Elsewhere across the country, others doing similar work are also finding success, on both individual and political levels.
For Roland Acevedo, a solo attorney based in New York City, that means personally prepping people with convictions for the character and fitness process. Acevedo uses his experience having served time to guide others. He estimates he's worked with around 50 prospective lawyers, "the vast majority" of whom passed the Bar.
While he understands people's hesitation and agrees the character and fitness assessment is overly restrictive, he says passing is achievable by relying on a few key principles: candor, consistency and a "non-adversarial" approach that emphasizes growth.
Dr. James Binnall also mentors prospective lawyers with convictions and claims a nearly perfect success rate, too. Binnall is the co-executive director of the California System-Involved Bar Association, an industry group dedicated to getting more formerly incarcerated people into the legal profession. For him, progress has come through fostering community within the organization and moving the needle statewide.
Internally, CSIBA's organization runs a listserv numbering around 200 participants. Those participants get advice and support from each other and CSIBA's 40 organizational members. Externally, their statewide educational campaigns paired with the Unlock the Bar study have reached the California State Bar, resulting in changes including less adversarial character and fitness conferences for people with convictions, and more consideration of rehabilitation and treatment progress.
"The [California] Bar is now far more receptive to people with records as a general proposition being admitted," Binnall summarized.
The first annual convening of CSIBA at the UCLA School of Law, with James Binnall sitting front center. Photo courtesy James Binnall
Seeing both success and need, more organizations are springing up. At Columbia University, the Paralegal Pathways Initiative, designed to help formerly incarcerated people become paralegals, is in its pilot phase. The National Justice Impacted Bar Association (NJIBA) recently launched a division for current and prospective law students, already counting around 300 members.
Acevedo says that, with preparation, direct experience can actually help prospective law students stand out in the application process and be an immeasurable benefit should they become lawyers.
"You have one thing other lawyers don't have," says Acevedo. "You have instant credibility with a lot of your clients. They understand you've taken the journey, and they appreciate the fact that you've basically overcome. You can't un-ring the bell, so you might as well use it to your advantage."
Because there is no public disclosure of convictions for prospective lawyers, it's impossible to say with certainty whether industry representation has grown overall. And funding remains a huge obstacle. While support and community go a long way, many formerly incarcerated people remain restricted by the financial burden of law school.
"It's really easy to say if you believe in yourself and work hard enough, anything is possible," says FILSAA co-chair Colby Williams. "But, that's just not the reality for some people."
FILSAA's impact has been small in numbers but deep in value. A mentorship program they organize has four formerly incarcerated participants. Their free LSAT training attracted seven. Thanks to what Williams calls "mythbusting" YouTube videos, they've heard this year from 12 currently or formerly incarcerated people expressing interest, two formerly incarcerated students applied to CUNY Law and one has been accepted so far.
Still, FILSAA sees their model as simple and replicable. Virtually any law school could launch a similar concept. But Williams says it's important to remember the purpose of the work and expertise at hand.
"I think early in the organization it was sort of a catch-all for people… who want to support disenfranchised people," says Williams. "All that's great, but it seems like when a formerly incarcerated person has an idea and the other members rally around them, we've made the largest strides."
Phil Miller was one of them. He credits FILSAA with helping him to help others coming from similar situations.
"A lot of guys come out, they struggle, they stay in the same situation that led to their incarceration, and don't really aspire to do much more. One of the reasons is because they don't have the hope or the example that it can be done. That's definitely the biggest value. Once you realize it's a possibility, it really inspires and motivates you to achieve it."
"I'm sure you hear this all the time," said one email FILSAA received, "but it means everything to learn that there is a team of people at the school who understand the challenges we face as formerly incarcerated people on this journey. Learning about FILSAA has been a game changer."
Williams says that their understanding of opportunity's value keeps FILSAA working.
"Hope is a necessity. It's like food and air but for whatever it is we call our spirits," he says. "Finding out there's something big that you're able to do, you're allowed to do, and that other people value you for, that can help you take yourself seriously."
Watch an interview with Phil Miller about the critical role jailhouse lawyers play within the penal system.
From a New York City drug kingpin to an honors student convicted of carjacking: read the personal stories of lawyers who were once incarcerated.
Delve into the Stanford University study about expanding access to the legal profession.
Allen Arthur
Allen Arthur is a NYC-based journalist working mainly with people who are or have been incarcerated. He's also the online engagement manager for the Solutions Journalism Network.
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I hated school—until I got slapped with a 15-year prison sentence and discovered calculus, Mandarin and the college degree I never knew I wanted.
Emptier Jails Could Stay That Way
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Covid-19 is showing us what ending mass incarceration could look like. Some judges and prosecutors like what they see.


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At BloggerCon, in addition to the Discussion Leader of each session, we also have two monitors.
There are two monitors for each session, each of them "owns" a wireless mike, and moves around the room partially at the direction of the discussion leader, and partially in response to requests from others in the room. When in doubt, the monitor follows the directions of the DL, they're in charge of the room and the conversation.
But that's not all that the monitors do. They also help the AV people if they need help, and help enforce the guidelines. Esp if someone is being commercial, the monitor may express an objection. Sometimes the DL doesn't catch these things, and unfortunately sometimes the DLs don't prepare well enough and don't understand the guidelines. It's not good, but it has happened, and the conference needs to be protected, so in these cases the monitors act as a second line of defense.
Remember it's a user's conference, that's the primary guideline. When it starts being a tech industry conference, with priests talking over users' heads, or trying to pitch products, it's gotta stop, quickly and gracefully, maybe even with a little humor.
Originally, I thought I'd assign people to be monitors at sessions with subjects I thought they'd care about, or have some expertise in, but then I realized this was a problem, because monitors don't have speaking roles (except in the circumstances outlined above). So I assigned people to sessions on a random basis. I actually wrote a script to generate the names. It's kind of amazing how good a job the random script did.
National Anthem -- Rex Hammock, Jory Des Jardins.
Tools -- Lisa Williams, Robert Cox.
Citizen Journalism -- Paolo Valdemarin, Lance Knobel.
Users in Charge -- Robert Cox, Rex Hammock.
Standards for Users -- Ponzi Indharasophang, Jory Des Jardins.
Emotional Life -- Marc Canter, Sylvia Paull.
Post-Game Show -- Lisa Williams, Lisa Stone.
Half-Time Show -- Paolo Valdemarin, Lisa Stone.
How to Make Money -- Lance Knobel, Marc Canter.
Building Bridges -- Ponzi Indharasophang, Paolo Valdemarin.
2008 Election -- Jory Des Jardins, Ponzi Indharasophang.
Video Blogging -- Robert Cox, Lisa Williams.
Core Values -- Lisa Stone, Lance Knobel.
Fat Man Sings -- Rex Hammock, Sylvia Paull.
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Why, oh why, oh why?
Given the realisation that Brexit leaves a bad taste in people's mouth and slowly but surely the public are turning against the politicians who are driving the Country off the cliff, its surprising that those who choose a different course of action are not having more success. When asked: Brexit would you vote the same again? It's clear many people have changed their minds but why are they not being adequately represented?
I think there's a whole series of reasons. Like a scatter gun I've listed a few here bellow. Some are big but changeable, some are small but irritating and others hang around like a bad smell. Here's my list of mistakes made by pro-European campaigners.
Firstly, recognising that forming ghettos of self-affirming friendly parties hasn't worked. Multiple voices in multiple places all with nuanced differences makes for chaos and despair. Most of all, the inability to form one big coherent group to rally around still evades us. Yet, pages of history show that one or two great orators can capture a moment and transform a situation. So far, the great British orator to speak forth on Europe just hasn't got to the right lectern. All I can say is; don't leave it too late.
Secondly, wasting time arguing with trolls, wind-ups and opponents whose wilfully tactics are to keep other people's wheels springing on unproductive and soul-destroying activity. It's so human to want to engage and state why we think and feel the way we do but the web is full of scoundrels who will just tie you up in knots. The fear of the empty chair is real. It is to think that by stepping back one's opponents will have a free hand. Often the reality is that they will just have an empty room.
Third, is starting off on the wrong foot. That's accepting to reason on the ground set by opponents. It seems obvious but a great deal of time is spent defensively arguing a point of view from the back foot. I say; Brexiters must justify themselves. Those forcing changes of massive proportions on a reluctant Country must be made to answer tough questions. Where they fail to do so, then that's the place to shine a bright light.
Fourth, backing down when hit with the nastiest of aggressive insults and vile behaviour. Bullies love Brexit. It gives them an outlet for anger and rage from deep inside. The perpetual blaming of "others" but mostly the EU for everything that make people unhappy is just cheap and twisted. Unfortunately, this taps into something that lingers in the dark condors of human nature. In the end, the only way to deal with this phenomenon is the way to deal with any bully – stand your ground.
Fifth, not presenting HOPE as the vanguard. It fundamental that, to win we need a better plan. Not just a return to the ways of old. Not just a call for calm and stability, although that's important. Not just to dismiss the concerns of others but something bigger. Projecting a vision of a better Europe where we come together to solve common problems is part of the equation. Standing on the foundations of western civilisation to make a better world Europe can and will succeed. Our best hope is a hopeful vision.
Now my list is random and misses a lot but there are points here that need attention.
Author johnwvincentPosted on August 22, 2017 August 22, 2017 Categories British, Post Art 50, Uncategorized
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rogerjhardy says:
There are two problems. One is that we're in a supposed democracy and the people have chosen. It is likely that, if they were asked the question again, they would decide differently but we cannot rewrite history. The fact that the decision was made for all the wrong reasons and that reality is showing the full nature of this self-imposed disaster simply adds to the frustration of the 48% of us who wanted to remain. The second problem is that the two main parties are kinda pro-Brexit and the government decidedly is. That's a sweeping generalisation because if you asked MPs individually you'd get a massive majority in favour of Remain. What is needed is for Jeremy Corbyn to state that the feeling in the country seems to be changing and that he is attuned to those voices (one of JC's great strengths) for Remain and to change horses, proposing a second referendum. I'm a Labour Party member and there are plenty in the ranks who are talking along these lines right now. Frankly, this is the best choice available because whether we have Tory or Labour governments, Brexit will predictable be a disaster. I think that if Labour wins the next election and has to deal with the fallout of Brexit it will be a bad outcome for everyone. By deciding for a second referendum, JC would get a big boost and with Labour's policy on tuition fees, I could see a coming together of Labour and LibDems at the next election. In fact, if Labour did change horses, it might trigger an election sooner rather than later. Can't happen soon enough!
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What information is available in OpenStack notifications?
OpenStack services note events related to the changing states of cloud assets such as instances, images, volumes, and network resources. Examples of events include creation, updating, or deletion of an instance or the attaching of a volume to an instance.
How can these notifications be useful?
Notifications provide additional visibility into OpenStack activity and allow you to capture history. While the Dashboard or CLI provide a "live" view into the current state of your cloud, a log of notifications is a record of past events. This can be useful for troubleshooting, for example, tracking the lifespan of an instance or volume.
How can my organization receive OpenStack notifications?
The notification service is provided via a standard syslog stream, which can be consumed by a log processing system, such as Splunk, Logstash, or Greylog.
What do I need to do to enable logging of the notifications?
Submit a P4 request to Metacloud Support with the IP address or fully qualified domain name of a log host, as well as its connection port. It is recommended, though not required, that you use a log server that is not in the cloud, in case cloud service is disrupted.
Make sure your firewall access control list (ACL) allows incoming traffic from your Metacloud Control Planes (MCPs), which send out the events. If you do not have the IP addresses of the MCPs, ask Metacloud Support for them.
What protocols are supported for notification traffic?
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In the early noughties, S Club 7 were one of the biggest pop bands on the planet.
They exploded onto the scene in the late 90s after picking up the ears of Pop Idol creator Simon Fuller and quickly went on to establish themselves as global superstars.
Thanks to some catchy songs and a wildly popular television show, Tina, Paul, Rachel, Jo, Hannah, Bradley and Jon went from being unknown kids to utter idols for teenagers all over the world in a flash.
Miami 7, the band's debut TV series, was watched by 90 million people in over 100 countries and their first few singles enjoyed stratospheric success - Bring It All Back setting the tone by going straight to number one in the charts.
But in 2003, after Paul Cattermole had left the band, it all came crashing down and the remaining six decided to call it a day, much to the dismay of their legion of fans.
Fast forward to 2018, however, and they are on the verge of appearing in Bristol. Well, sort of.
With Jo, Bradley and Tina still flying the S Club flag - albeit at half mast - the trio are playing SWX on Saturday night (May 19) along with fellow pop icons 5ive for the ultimate pop reunion.
"We love Bristol, it's such a lovely city and there's always so much going on. We can't wait to play there on Saturday," said Tina.
These days, Tina is enjoying looking after her first child after a brief solo flurry in 2016, but she still remembers the S Club peak like it was yesterday.
"It was just a complete whirlwind. I know that sounds like a bit of a cliché but it really was," added the 41-year-old.
"That was mainly down to the TV show we did, which was very unique at the time. Most other bands were working on their new album and stuff but we were flying off all over the world to film the show.
"It involved getting up at 3am in the morning a lot of days which wasn't fun and we literally never got any time off.
"I had a total of two weeks off over the course of five years. That was it.
"It meant we had to miss a lot of important family events like birthdays and weddings, which was really tough.
"We were in a bubble and by the end of it we were burnt out, to be honest, but we just had to get on with it. It was an amazing experience though and we all look back on it proudly."
S Club 3 formed in 2008 and originally consisted Jo, Bradley and Paul, but the latter left before being replaced by Tina.
And since leaving the group, Paul seems to have fallen on slightly hard times, having to sell off his BRIT online and revealing his financial woes in a number of interviews, including on Loose Women.
"I don't know the full situation but I wish him all the luck," added former bandmate Tina. "He's really talented and has been really honest with his situation which is commendable.
"The Loose Women interview was definitely hard to watch and I think they were a little unfair to him."
S Club 7 and 5ive play Bristol's SWX on Saturday, and tickets are still available here.


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I am a credit card user for about few months now and I should say its really quite addicting. It's what I call plastic sickness. That is why right now, I am trying to hold myself back. I got scared with stories I have been reading all over the internet that most Americans are trapped in debt. But good for them because they can seek credit card debt relief. Unlike here in the Philippines, no companies offer such help. But for most Americans, its a relief that credit card debt relief is readily available for them. They can seek help from professionals and can start rebuilding their financial lives.
I guess they are lucky to have companies like that. Just this afternoon, I came across ClearDebtSolution.com. They have helped a lot of Americans get out of debt already. They are also recognized by Better Business Bureau which makes them a site worth a persons trust. As for me, I only have self-control to help me.
Hop hop here….musta ang weekend natin dyan?
Btw, I hate credit cards. It took a while before my hubs was able to convince me to get one. Kailangan daw dito to build my credit history ek-ek.


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Пятрас Пятрович Бечюс (Petras Bėčius) (15.02.1929, Мажучяй, волость Жеймелис -07.12.1995, Вильнюс) — советский и литовский учёный в области кормопроизводства и луговодства, член-корреспондент ВАСХНИЛ (1991), иностранный член РАСХН (1992).

Окончил Литовскую сельскохозяйственную академию (1960). С 1973 г. работал там же: старший преподаватель, доцент, профессор, зав. кафедрой растениеводства (1988—1993).

В 1989—1994 председатель Литовской ассоциации агрономов. В 1990—1994 гг. председатель Союза крестьян Литвы.

Доктор сельскохозяйственных наук (1986), профессор (1988), член-корреспондент ВАСХНИЛ (1991).

 Публикации на русском языке
 Интенсификация полевого кормопроизводства [] : учеб. пособие / П. П. Бечюс. — М. : Агропромиздат, 1989. — 174 с. : рис.

Источники
 Algirdas Motuzas. Petras Bėčius. Visuotinė lietuvių enciklopedija, T. II (Arktis-Beketas). — Vilnius: Mokslo ir enciklopedijų leidybos institutas, 2002. 765 psl.

 Иностранные члены РАСХН


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Sometimes I can''t help but be in favor of the death penalty. I also can''t help but be impressed by the Navy.
The bad guys are gone and it sends a message to the future pirate wannabees.
Bout time they got the green light.
FrekeChild
Yay for the Captain and his family!!!!
"In all matters of opinion, our adversaries are insane." Mark Twain
purrfectpear
About time.
"Truth is generally the best vindication against slander - unless it's always being censored"
partgypsy
I was afraid that this story would end up with the Captain losing his life, but this has the best outcome, with a surgical takeout with our guy alive. Go Navy Seals! I agree with Perry. You can''t control all of the oceans, or protect all ships in them; it is too big. But I am glad that the message was sent that you don''t mess with US flagged ships or there will be repercussions.
ImpatientOne
Hmm, I knew as soon as news broke that an American ship had been seized that this was going to end with a military mission and dead pirates. When they announced that a Navy vessel was headed that way, I told my husband that SEALS would rescue the Captain.
How stupid where those pirates??? Did they actually believe that a US Military vessel would just tow them to calmer waters??? Did they NOT realize that they were dealing with the world's most powerful Navy? What a bunch of morons.
Their threat to retaliate and kill French and Americans is going to cause them a whole world of pain. Beware of the wrath of the American Military!
ETA: Yeah, I get worked up over stuff like this! Idiots that cause our warriors to have to put themselves in harm's way.
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Navy Seals ROCK!!!
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