Pan fried breaded steak served on a bed of fettuccine in a Peruvian pesto sauce and garnished with parmesan cheese.
Potato stuffed with chopped beef, onions, tomatoes, and a hint of raisins and Kamalata olives. Garnished with salsa criolla and served with an aji hot sauce.
Sliced potatoes, served cold with a Peruvian aji Amarillo and cotija cheese sauce, and garnished with had boiled egg and a Kalamata olive.
A stir fry of beef, red onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aquadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
Velvety vanilla flavored custard with a caramel like syrup.
Fried rice with shrimp, green onions and eggs cooked quickly over a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Fish, cured in citric juices, spiced with aji, and garnished with hire marinated red onions. Served with sweet potato and Peruvian corn.
5 cocktail sized Peruvian shortbread sandwich cookies with a manjar blanco (dulce de leche) filling and dusted with powdered sugar.
Sliced potatoes, served cold with a Peruvian aji Amarillo and cotija cheese sauce, garnished with had boiled egg, and a Kalamata olive.
Mixture of fish, shrimp, and calamari cured in lime juice, spiced with aji, and garnished with red onions. Served with sweet potato and Peruvian corn.
Batter-coated and deep fried calamari squid. Served with salsa criolla.
Fried yuca (cassava) served with a creamy, spicy Aji Amarillo and cotija cheese sauce.
Meat marinated, skewered, and seared over the grill. Served with an aji hot sauce, potato, and Peruvian corn.
French fries served with a medley of huancaina, aji rocoto, a Peruvian Olive dipping sauces.
A street food of Peru consisting of pan fried thinly sliced beef hot dog and French fries. Garnished with a drizzle medley of ketchup, homemade tartar sauce, and a slightly aji mustard.
Homestyle cilantro, chicken, and rice soup.
Homestyle mixed seafood, cilantro, rice soup.
A Peruvian sampler of Chicharron de Calamares, Arroz con Mariscos, Leche de Tigre and Papa a la Huancaina.
Mangoes, red and white glutten-free quinoa, shredded coconut, raisins, chopped walnuts, diced tomatoes tossed with spinach, lettuce salad mix in a mango vinaigrette.
Quarter piece of Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken marinated in herbs and spices. Comes with complimentary cilantro chicken soup, Aji (green hot sauce) and your choice of 2 sides.
Half (1 leg & thigh & 1 breast & wing) of our Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken marinated in herbs and spices. Comes with complimentary cilantro chicken soup, Aji (green hot sauce) and your choice of 2 sides.
A whole (2 leg & thighs, 2 breast & wings) of our Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken marinated in herbs and spices. Comes with complimentary cilantro chicken soup, Aji (green hot sauce) and your choice of 2 sides.
1/4 Rotisserie Chicken served with our house salad, garlic steamed rice, beans, and an Inca Kola.
A stir fry of chicken, red onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aguadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
A stir fry of fish, shrimp, calamari, red onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aquadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
A stir fry of shrimp, red onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aquadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
A stir fry of zucchini, squash, broccoli, cauliflower, onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aquadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
A stir fry of tofu, red onions, tomatoes, green onion, cilantro, and French fries. Served with garlic steamed rice and aquadito de pollo soup. Saltado de vegetables comes with boiled instead of French fries.
Pan fried breaded steak served beside spaghetti in a Peruvian pesto sauce and garnished with parmesan Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Lean sliced beef stir fried with chopped white cabbage, red onions, and tomatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Lean sliced beef stir fried with red onions, tomatoes, green onion, and cilantro. Served with garlic steamed rice and Peruvian white canario beans. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A Peruvian lamb stew that is slow cooked in a cilantro tomato sauce, braised until tender and flavorful. Served with garlic steamed rice and white canario beans. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Pan-fried rice and bean mixture topped with lean beef stir fried with red onions, tomatoes, all on top of deliciously pan fried rice, and beans. Topped with fried quail egg. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji. .
Thin cut beef tenderloin topped with a fried egg. Served with fried plantains and garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Pan-fried breaded steak topped with tomato-avocado salsa and served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Thin cut beef tenderloin steak topped with sautéed onions and tomatoes, and served beside garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Sliced potatoes covered with a Peruvian cotija cheese and Aji Amarillo sauce served with a thin beef tenderloin. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A combination of our slow cooker lamb stew served over white, canary beans, and our shredded chicken in a spicy and rich cream sauce made from aji Amarillo and walnuts. Served with garlic steamed rice.
Shredded chicken in a spicy and rich cream sauce made from aji amarillo, walnuts, and a touch of cheese over potato. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Rice cooked in a cilantro sauce with a 1/4 of Rotisserie Chicken. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Sliced lean chicken stir fried with white cabbage, red onions, and tomatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Sliced lean chicken stir fried with green zucchini, yellow squash, red onions, and tomatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Chicken sautéed with onions, tomatoes, zucchini, squash, broccoli, cauliflower, peas, carrots and diced boiled potato. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Chicken and diced potato in a Aji Amarillo and turmeric sauce, served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Shrimp tossed in a garlic sauce. Served with garlic steamed rice, our house salad and tarter sauce. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A light stew made with a mild turmeric and and Aji Amarillo sauce with shrimp and diced potatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A light stew made with a mild turmeric and aji amarillo sauce with a mix of shrimp, squid, fish, and diced potatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Sauteed fish, shrimp, clams, mussels, and squid tossed with cilantro rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Pan fried white fish served with garlic steamed rice and our house salad.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Pan fried white fish topped with sauteed red onions and tomatoes, served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Shrimp, squid, and scallops in a spicy, creamy Aji Amarillo and garlic shellfish sauce on top of a fried fish fillet. Served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Steamed white fish filet in a thin tomato broth, garnished with a lime wedge. Served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Steamed white fish filet, shrimp, dams, mussels, and squid in a flavorful tomato broth, garnished with a lime wedge. Served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A rich and hearty Peruvian seafood bouillabaisse consisting of fish, shrimp, dams, mussels, and squid in a tomato and aji panca broth. Served with lime and cancha (Peruvian corn nuts).
Individual serving of a mixture of lightly breaded and fried fish, shrimp, clams, muscles, and squid garnished with a salsa criolla, our lime marinated red onions on top.
Great for sharing. Mixture of breaded and fried fish, shrimp, clams, mussels, squid and yuca. Garnished with salsa criolla.
Spaghetti tossed in a Peruvian pesto sauce and garnished with Parmesan cheese. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A light stew made with a mild turmeric and an aji amarillo sauce with diced tofu and potatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A seasoned light stew of lentil beans and diced potato. Served with garlic steamed rice and salsa criolla.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A sauté of Andean tubers (root vegetable) served beside garlic steamed rice.
Fried rice with beef, green onions and eggs cooked quickly over a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Fried rice with chicken, green onions and eggs cooked quickly over a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Seafood, shrimp, fish, and squid. Peruvian stir rice with green onions and eggs cooked quickly at a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup.
Fried rice with zucchini, squash, broccoli, cauliflower, peas, carrots, green onions and eggs cooked quickly over a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Fried rice with diced tofu, green onions and eggs cooked quickly over a high flame with soy sauce. Served with our aguadito de pollo soup.
A stir fry of beef, French green beans, red onions, and tomatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A stir fry of chicken, French green beans, red onions, and tomatoes. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
A stir fry of French green beans, tomato, and red onions. Served with garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Beef and a boiled potato spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Chicken and a boiled potato in a spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Fish, shrimp, squid, and a boiled potato in a spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Shrimp and a boiled potato in a spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice. Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Tofu and a boiled potato in a spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Vegetables and quinoa in a spicy cream sauce. Served with a side of garlic steamed rice.Comes with a complimentary aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Spaghetti stir fried with beef, onions. tomatoes, red bell pepper, green onion, and cilantro. Served with aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Spaghetti stir fried with with chicken, red onions. tomatoes, red bell pepper, green onion, and cilantro. Served with aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Spaghetti stir fried with with mixed seafood, red onions. tomatoes, red bell pepper, green onion, and cilantro. Served with aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Spaghetti stir fried with shrimp, red onions. tomatoes, red bell pepper, green onion, and cilantro. Served with aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Spaghetti stir fried with zucchini, squash, broccoli, cauliflower, peas, carrots, red onions. tomatoes, red bell pepper, green onion, and cilantro. Served with aguadito de pollo soup and aji.
Tenderloin steak (4 oz) grilled.
Fish tenders coated in panko bread crumbs and fried.
Chicken fried rice with egg.
Spaghetti with butter and parmesan cheese.
French fries topped with sliced 100% beef hot dog and a drizzle of ketchup and mustard.
Lime marinated red onion salsa.
Broccoli, Cauliflower, Zucchini, Squash, Peas, Carrots.
Traditional peruvian bread pudding, and garnished with a chocolate drizzle.
Rice pudding dusted with cinnamon.
Pumpkin fritters that are crispy on the outside, soft, and fully on the inside. Served with a chancaca (Molasses) syrup.
Platter of some of popular peruvian sweets; mini alfajores,, lucuma ice cream, bread pudding, and flan all together in all their glory.
2 scoops of Peruvian ice cream made from lucuma (a tropical, native fruit in the Andes).
A scoop of lucuma ice cream and 3 mini alfajore cookies.
2 scoops of mango ice cream.
Freshly Brewed Daily; Unsweetened Black and Peach Tea.
Peruvian Purple corn Juice freshly made.
Peru's Golden Kola! #1 soda in Peru.


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Q: Joomdle courses are not showing I am facing a problem. I have Integrated Joomla and Moodle by using Joomdle. All are working fine. I am facing a problem. Before integrate I created courses in moodle and some users were enrolled into it. But After integration these courses are not showing in the Joomdle mycourses link. After integration, When I created new course and users are enrolled into it then it is visible in mycourse link. Please help me to sought it out.

A: first check components->joomdle->system check . May be Moodle to Joomla cHTTP conn is down . If something is down joomdle docs will help you out of it .
Also check components->joomdle->users . the acounts you are talking about must me check into joomla , moodle and joomldle if they are not try the migrate functions . Hope it helped

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Senj is located where the mountain's edge is washed by the sea, where intact nature, clean air and crystal clear waters invigorate the body, and where history and culture foster renewal of the spirit. It's a town renowned for its eventful history, cutural heritage, literature and tradition. Senj is the centre of a region covering more than 650 km2 and encompassing numerous small towns and villages dotted along the shore at the foot of Mount Velebit (Sv. Juraj, Lukovo, Klada, Starigrad, Jablanac, Stinica and Prizna) or higher up in the mountains of Velebit and Kpela (Krasno, Krivi Put, Stolac, Vratnik and Senjska Draga). The region's areas of natural heritage preservation are the Velebit Nature Park and Croatia's youngest national park – Northern Velebit.
The town of Senj is the largest urban anglomeration on the Croatian coast beetwen Rijeka and Zadar. It's linked with the hinterland by the roads across the Vratnik pass (700m above the sea level) in the North, but also with the Vinodol Valley and Rijeka in the West and with Zadar, Split and southren Dalmatia in the South. The temperatures (in degrees Celsius) in winter range from -1° to 3°C in the continental zone, from -5° to 0°C in the mountain region, and from 5° to 10°C in the coastal region.
The temperatures (in degrees Celsius) in summer range from 22° to 26°C in the continental part of the country, 15° to 20°C in the mountain region, and 26° to 30°C in the coastal region.
With 2.600 hours of sunshine per year, the Adriatic Coast is one of the sunniest in the Mediterranean. City of Senj has aproximately 2338 hours of sunshine per year. The temperature of sea during the summer season is 25° to 27°C.
The most common winds are the north-eastern wind called bura that brings cold weather, the landward breeze called maestral, which announces nice weather and starts blowing at around 11AM, and jugo, the humid wind that blows from the southeast.
North Velebit is the youngest of the Croatian national parks, established in 1999. It comprises the most attractive and, in terms of nature, the most valuable areas of the northern part of Velebit. A large number of attractive sights are concentrated in this predominantly mountainous park – magnificent carst forms of Hajdučki and Rožanski kukovi, unique botanical garden and Lukina cave, one of the longest in the world. Croatian mountaineers consider this area the greatest jewel among the Croatian mountains. Due to its remoteness from the main roads, this area is somewhat less visited, but this only increases its mystic and primeval natural ambience.
More information is available on: http://www.np-sjeverni-velebit.hr/
Forestry Museum Krasno was opened in 2005 on the anneversary of the 240 years of activities of the Forestry Office Krasno as the first forestry museum in Croatia. Permanent collection includes 300 history exhibits related to the care and cultivation of forests along with the planting production.
The musseum offers transport vechiles that once use din forestry, old forestry maps, photographs, paper documents and specialized literature, as well as game trophies that reside int his area.
Velebit, with its area of almost 2,000 km² is the largest protected area of Croatia, larger than all other protected areas taken together. Within the Park, there is a series of smaller protected areas, including two national parks: Northern Velebit and Paklenica, and the strict reserves of Hajdučki and Rožanski kukovi. On this magnificent mountain that in its diversity, unique relief and richness of plant and animal life is one of the most significant in Europe, there is a whole series of natural sights ranking among the highest values Croatia has to offer. Therefore, this whole 150 km long mountain is protected as UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, currently the only one in Croatia.
Within the Velebit mountain there are strict and botanical reserves, natural monuments, and 2 national parks (North Velebit). In the category of special protection falls and cove Zavratnica.
Zavratnica is certainly one of the most beautiful bays of the Croatian coast. Looks like a miniature Norwegian fjords. It is only a 15 minute walk along the coast from Jablanac. Until it can be reached from the village Zavratnica, descending from a lookout point sandy path to the bay.
The bay is long 900 m., and the width varies from 50 to 150 m. The canyon rises to a height of 100 m. Due to its natural values even in 1964. Was declared a "protected area", and since 1981, is an integral part nature park "Velebit".
In the early 20th century builds the upper path with a belvedere and promenade. Around this time Zavratnica becomes secluded resort town of Vienna and Prague elite. It is visited by many famous people of the time (dr. Miroslav Hirtz, Arpad von Degen, etc.). Magic attractiveness Zavratnica could not resist nor known writer Vjenceslav Novak, who is here finding inspiration for his works.
In the bay can be seen the remains of a ship which, in 1944 g. Sunk Allied planes. Ship a real tourist attraction to numerous divers.
Zavratnica is scarce soil, therefore the development of flora and vegetation scarce here. The flora is represented by 129 different species of plants, of which 100 indigenous and 29 introduced species. To halt work torrent, man is in the dry wall built stunts and terraces on which is planted cypresses, Aleppo and black pine, fig, oak and other trees.
More information on: http://www.pp-velebit.hr/
Prirodna baština Senja	30 images
Foto: LAGUR TRAMUNTANA, LAG LIKA, TZ Karlobag, TZ Lopar, TZ Novalja, TZ Rab, TZ Senj, web pages of restaurants, taverns and turistic sites

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Q: django-registration activate url matching I'm implementing the django-registration package to my project. Everything worked smoothly but when you go to the link sent to the email with the activation key in the URL, django doesn't match any URL to the given URL.
The generated URL sent by email is
http://127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/activate/23c768c78ecd7af9b1516e37013901fd9ea=0b062/

and one of the URL that django tries to match it with is:
^accounts/ ^activate/(?P<activation_key>\w+)/$ [name='registration_activate']

but apparently it doesn't match. Any ideas what might be wrong?
My main urls.py contains
(r'^accounts/', include('registration.urls'))

and in registration.urls has
url(r'^activate/(?P<activation_key>\w+)/$',
                       activate,
                       name='registration_activate')

A: i don't think = is an alphanumeric character that \w would match you will have to add = to your regex.
also the carrot ^ denotes a the start of the field so
^accounts/activate/(?P<activation_key>\w+)/$ [name='registration_activate']

would work.  Unless you are saying that ^accounts is in your main urls.py and ^activate is in an included urls.py in which case your question is a little confusing to me.

A: Found the solution on Equals sign in django-registration activation url
The problem was that my mail "client", in cmd was adding a '=' sign to concatenate lines.
Thanks


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Wind and U.S. Electricity Data, 2000-2011
wind power capacity at end of year (MW) :
capacity added from previous year (MW) :
average capacity for year (MW) :
net generation (GW) :
capacity factor :
net generation from fossil fuels (GW)
2011 : 46,919 : 6,652 : 43,593   : 119,747 : .31 : 2,790,291
2010 : 40,267 : 5,404 : 37,565   :  94,652 : .29 : 2,883,361
2009 : 34,863 : 9,453 : 30,136.5 :  73,886 : .28 : 2,726,451
2005 :  9,147 : 2,424 :  7,935   :  17,811 : .26 : 2,909,522
2004 :  6,723 :   373 :  6,536.5 :  14,144 : .25 : 2,824,798
2003 :  6,350 : 1,663 :  5,518.5 :  11,187 : .23 : 2,758,651
2001 :  4,232 : 1,693 :  3,385.5 :   6,737 : .23 : 2,677,004
2000 :  2,539 :    65 :  2,505.5 :   5,593 : .25 : 2,692,479
1999 :  2,472
http://www.windpoweringamerica.gov/wind_installed_capacity.asp
http://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/epm_table_grapher.cfm?t=epmt_1_1_a
http://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/epm_table_grapher.cfm?t=epmt_1_01]
Note that fossil use has not decreased in relation to the increase of wind energy. Also note that if two-thirds of the cost of erecting wind turbines is covered by federal tax breaks and other subsidies (North American Windpower, June 2009; Keith Martin, Chadbourne and Parke, LLP, Financing Wind Power conference, Dec. 3-5, 2003, New York, N.Y.), then at $1.5 million per megawatt, taxpayers cover $1 million of that. At the end of 2011, then, federal taxpayers had paid and were committed to paying $47 billion to wind developers. For no measurable benefit and a great deal of environmental and social harm.
wind power, wind energy, wind turbines, wind farms, environment, environmentalism
Benjamin Netanyahu used a cartoon at the U.N. General Assembly today to demonstrate the extent of Iran's nuclear program, a frightening parody of Colin Powell's cartoon presentation to the UN Security Council on February 5, 2003, demonstrating Iraq's chemical weapons program.
[photo of Netanyahu by Chang W. Lee, The New York Times]
Stewart Alexander for President!
The Alexander-Mendoza social safety net model supports:
A system based upon basic human rights and basic economic rights that eliminate suffering
The provision of comprehensive high-quality healthcare, using Single-payer healthcare as a stepping stone into a fully socialized medical system
Increased and expanded unemployment insurance at 100% of the worker's wage or the minimum wage, whichever is higher. Fully funded Federal job re-training programs.
Moving to a policy of full-time employment and the provision of livable guaranteed annual income
The right to affordable high-quality housing, the expansion of Section 8 housing and the creation of a Federally funded Community Land Trust program that will help homeowners remove their homes from the marketplace.
Easy access to high quality food that is organically grown or locally sourced.
The right to civil rights and civil liberties, including the right to political choice and expression.
We think that it is particularly important to immediately enact the following measures [to dismantle the war machine]:
Cut the amount of Federal funds going to the military by 50%
End all foreign military interventions in the Middle East / Central Asia by removing remaining troops from Iraq and Afghanistan and ending the secret war in Pakistan by ending drone attacks and clandestine (black) operations throughout the region.
Close all US military bases throughout the world and demilitarize US embassies around the world
End the US membership and participation in NATO.
Dismantle the Central Intelligence Agency, end all clandestine (black) operations, and all other covert operations that contravene international law and the domestic laws of nations
Criminally prosecute military and civilian officials responsible for involving the United States in undeclared, unconstitutional, or illegal wars and prosecute those officials who planned for the utilization of torture and the creation of illegal confinement facilities to include Guantanamo Bay.
Prosecute all American military, civilian, and contract personal who ordered, executed, or covered-up offenses under International Humanitarian and Human Rights law. Prosecute commanders who tolerated a criminally permissive command climate that engendered contempt for humanitarian standards.
Abolish all private armies by cancellation of all private contractors providing armed military, police, and security services abroad.
Immediately end all international military, police, and security assistance and training programs, especially funding to Israel, Egypt and Colombia
Our educational model will use public monies to fully fund high-quality education from age 3 through graduate school
Full and equal funding of public education and the restoration of a comprehensive K-12 curriculum, including art, music, world languages, and physical education
Comprehensive Early Childhood Education including free or low-cost childcare from birth to age three and high quality universal nursery and pre-k programs for 3 and 4 year olds. These programs will be staffed with highly qualified early childhood teachers and professionals.
An egalitarian educational system that accommodates a wide range of teaching and learning styles and provides all students with the means to obtain post-secondary education
Student, parent, and teacher control of curriculum formation, and in the hiring and dismissal procedures of school personnel through local school/community committees
Vigorous affirmative action programs so that the faculty and student-body of all schools reflect the community at large in terms of race/ethnicity, gender, and economic background
Opportunities for lifelong self-education, with retraining programs and transitional financial support for workers displaced by technological advances
Full funding for Adult Education - We pledge to keep the GED test under public control and administered free of charge. We support full funding for a variety of adult education and ESOL classes.
The happy truths of single payer
Vermont Leads and Vermont for Single Payer have produced a brochure (click here to download) addressing frequently raised questions:
Green Mountain Care will provide health insurance for all Vermonters in 2017. The State of Vermont is currently researching a proposed benefit package and a plan for paying for Green Mountain Care. We fully expect these details to be public by January 2013 at the latest.
While this new system is being developed, opponents of health care reform have been spreading myths about single payer. Here's THE STRAIGHT SCOOP:
MYTH: "Single payer will cost us more!"
The taxes for Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) will REPLACE private health insurance premiums and deductibles. With the increased efficiency of a single payer system, expect to pay less for health care.
MYTH: "Doctors will leave the state!"
Doctors say they will move to Vermont for a single-payer system. The list of doctors is growing.
MYTH: "Our healthcare coverage will get worse!"
Under Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) benefits will apply equally to every Vermonter. State law requires the benefit package of Green Mountain Care at a minimum to include primary and specialty care, mental health and substance abuse, hospitals and prescription drugs. Under Green Mountain Care everyone will be eligible for these broad benefits.
MYTH: "There will be delays to see our doctor."
We experience delays now for many reasons: patients put off treatment because of high costs, insurance companies create roadblocks, and sometimes the resources just aren't there. The efficiency of a single payer system will ensure that the money we have is spent on the care we need, and not on insurance company middlemen.
MYTH: "We won't have free choice of doctor or hospital."
Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) will provide free choice of doctor and hospital, unlike now when private insurers limit choice to suit themselves.
MYTH: "Government bureaucrats will stand between us and our doctors, preventing us from getting necessary care."
Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) will remove insurance company bureaucrats now standing between us and our doctor. It is rare for enrollees in Vermont's existing public health care programs like Dr. Dynasaur to be denied services. We expect this to be the case under Green Mountain Care as well.
MYTH: "Medicare will change."
Basic Medicare will stay the same. Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) will add more benefits to Medicare. [Medicare, by the way, is a working example in the U.S. of single payer; it was meant to expand to include all, not just older, citizens. The VA system is a working example in the U.S. of socialized medicine.]
MYTH: "More private insurance companies mean lower costs."
There is no evidence for this claim. More insurance competition does not result in lower health care costs for everyone. [Health care is not like a consumer commodity, because it is necessary and competition actually drives prices up.]
MYTH: "Under Single Payer care will be rationed!"
Green Mountain Care (Vermont Single Payer) will not be set up to ration care. It will use existing dollars more efficiently to ensure that every Vermonter gets necessary health care.
human rights, Vermont
Label(s): Single-payer
Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif v. Barack Obama
The Guantánamo prisoner, Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, who died on Sept. 8 had been ordered freed in 2010 by the District Court for the District of Columbia, which granted the writ of habeas corpus.
Not accepting the ruling, the Obama administration appealed that order and won in 2011, condemning Latif to detention without end without trial.
Although many news reports have mentioned Henry H. Kennedy, Jr., the District Judge who ordered Latif freed, and some David Tatel, the Circuit Judge who dissented from the order vacating Kennedy's ruling, almost none named the Circuit Judges who condemned Latif to continued detention without cause and ultimately to death.
They are Janice Rogers Brown and Karen LeCraft Henderson. Henderson even wrote an additional concurring opinion to express even more contempt for law and life than Brown's ruling opinion.
Brown and Henderson should thus be remembered for their role in Obama's relentless trashing of civil rights.
human rights, anarchism
Wind's reliably poor performance
Wind developer consultant Tiff Thompson, in the September installment of her Windtech International column, "Nimbyism", takes on critics of climate change science. She acknowledges critics of wind's ability to affect climate change, but dismisses them with industry projections of more wind power and, therefore, more effect on climate change.
Like wind itself, it's a poor performance.
She notes, without clear citation — it may be from the Global Wind Energy Council — that 1 MWh of wind energy "will" offset 550 kg (1,200 lb) of CO₂. Elsewhere, the wind industry in the U.S. has been boasting of their reaching 50 GW of installed capacity. Since the industry also maintains that their average production is at least 30% of capacity (despite actual data showing much less), that would mean 50,000 MW × 0.30 × 8,760 hours/year × 550 kg/MWh = 72,270,000,000 kg (72,270,000 metric tons; 159,328,100,000 lb) less CO₂ every year.
In fact, energy-related CO₂ emissions totaled 1,340,000,000 metric tons in just the first quarter of 2012, falling slightly below the figure for 1992, when the Production Tax Credit jumpstarted wind development. The U.S. Energy Information Administration attributes this to a mild winter, increased use of natural gas instead of coal for electricity generation, and reduced gasoline consumption. It is revealing that 50 GW of wind power was not noted. In fact, even by Thompson's industry-approved boosterism, wind energy would have reduced energy-related CO₂ emissions by 1.3%. And energy-related CO₂ emissions are only about 80% of the country's total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in terms of CO₂ equivalence, so wind's theoretical effect would be to reduce GHG emissions by barely 1%.
But again, looking only at electricity, it is clear that emissions have decreased almost entirely because of increased use of natural gas, which releases half the amount of CO₂ as coal for the same amount of energy (ignoring, of course, the release of GHG methane in the fracking process to procure that natural gas).
In short, it is clear that wind does not, and will not, seriously affect climate change. So Thompson deflects that criticism by raising the demon of climate science denial. She closes her column with: "To deny climate change ... is to embrace ignorance." She can not honestly defend wind as a means of addressing climate change, so she changes the subject to that of the importance of addressing climate change, digging herself into an even deeper hole, because addressing climate change is so important that we certainly should not waste our time and resources on such an insignificant player as wind power.
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In her cursory attempt to deny the evidence that wind does not meaningfully reduce CO₂ emissions from fossil fuels on the electric grid, Thompson draws a caricature of the criticism and then accuses it of being oversimple. But it is precisely her formula of x wind equals y CO₂ emissions reduction that critics show to be oversimple.
She starts with the apt simile: "It's not like riding a bike and leaving the car in the driveway ... Wind energy on the grid is more like riding a bike and having someone follow you in the car in case you get tired." (She cites the source as the Energy Integrity Project (Idaho) web site's home page, but it is on their "Not Clean" page and there credited to one Eric Rosenbloom.) Thompson makes a paper tiger out of this by asserting that "once the biker tires, he has one option: to drive the car at 60 mph, without stopping, wherever he goes", which she then shows to be untrue — thus proving the validity of the analogy, because in fact someone else would be driving the car and they would be stopping and starting and slowing to accommodate the flagging and reviving energy of the cyclist, and it would be much more efficient to leave the bike behind and simply drive steadily.
So explaining the complex mix of baseload and peaking plants that meet the changing electricity demand through the day, Thompson offers the novel claim that "variable" energy such as that from wind turbines fills the gap (which never existed) between them. She makes the nonsensical claim that wind is "more readily dispatched than baseload", as if the grid operator tells the wind when, how strongly, and in what direction to blow, and thereby provides cost relief to peaking gas turbines, which, she says, have high operational costs. Their operational costs are high, however, precisely because they provide only peaking power, so it takes more time to make up the initial capital costs. Wind energy cutting into their use only increases that cost burden. Plus the system as a whole has the added costs — and environmental burden — of the wind facilities and their associated infrastructure.
But Thompson's charade of expertise avoids the main charge against wind on the grid, which is indeed suggested by the analogy of the cyclist followed by a support car. Like the difference between city and highway driving, more frequent startups and ramping of output levels of the gas turbines not only increase wear and tear (thus increasing costs again), but also reduce their efficiency, i.e., cause them to emit more CO₂ per unit of electricity generated.
Furthermore, there are two kinds of gas turbines: open-cycle and combined-cycle. Only open-cycle gas turbines (OCGTs) are able to respond quickly enough to fill in or make way for the variability of wind energy so that demand is reliably met. Not only does wind require them to operate less efficiently, it also prevents the use of combined-cycle gas turbines (CCGTs), which are much more efficient than OCGTs. In the interest of CO₂ savings, many analysts have determined that emissions from wind + OCGT (which wind requires) are not less than, and are in some cases more than, CCGT alone. (For example: here, here, here, here, here and here.)
The controversy about climate change is not whether human activities contribute to it. It is about the activities excused in the name of fighting climate change. Industrial wind is a prime example of that deceit: furthering crimes against nature in the name of saving it. And rather than admit those crimes, wind's apologists tar any and every critic as a climate change denier. That is true for some critics of wind, who also might, as Thompson describes the Heartland Institute and Manhattan Institute, consider wind to be a pet project of "ecosocialism" (which they oppose), which is odd since big wind is clearly a playing piece in the game of big energy and big capital. It is that latter fact, and the depredation of nature and communities it is thus an active participant in, that advocates such as Thompson must hide by pretending concern for the planet.
It is a cynical and pathetically transparent performance.
Label(s): Tiff Thompson
The Montpelier Manifesto
Petition of Grievances
We, citizens of this American land, haunted by the nihilism of separation, meaninglessness, and powerlessness, subsumed by political elites who use corporate, state, and military power to manipulate our lives, pawns of a global system of dominance and deceit in which transnational megacompanies and big government control us through money, markets, and media, sapping our political will, civil liberties, collective memory, traditional cultures, sustainability, and independence, and as victims of affluenza, technomania, cybermania, globalism, and imperialism, do issue and proclaim this:
Document of Grievances and Abuses
A government too big, too centralized, too undemocratic, too unjust, too powerful, too intrusive, and too unresponsive to the needs of individual citizens and small communities.
One that is too big and corrupt to be fixed or reformed, certainly not by such fantasies as campaign finance reform or corporate-personhood amendments.
One that has lost its moral authority, is corrupt to the core, and is owned, operated and controlled by Wall Street, Corporate America, and their political lackeys.
One run by a single brain-dead national political party on life-support systems, sustained by national and Congressional elections that are sold to the highest bidder, disguised as a genuine two-party system.
One that relies on and fosters the illusion that only the U.S. government can solve all or our problems all of the time, in the face of the fact that it is the U.S. government that is the problem.
A collapsing economy, with a moribund housing market and a staggering number of mortgage foreclosures, and high unemployment because of jobs lost to China, India, and elsewhere over the past three decades of globalism.
Stagnant real incomes for all but the super-rich, resulting in an ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor and an increasing rate of poverty, homelessness, and inadequate insurance.
A $15-plus trillion national debt and unfunded mandate obligations of $43 trillion, a staggering burden only added to by stimulus spending, tax cuts, and "quantitative easing" (printing money), none of which is restoring economic growth but does make us increasingly and dangerously dependent on China, Japan, and other foreign countries buying our treasury bonds.
A central bank which has, by monetizing the growing national debt and providing cheap credit to bail out banks, increased the money supply to the point where the future value of the dollar and the rate of inflation are highly uncertain.
A financial system based on "tricks and traps" rather than customer service and a financial regulatory system which favors predatory and ruthless Wall Street mega-banks at the expense of ordinary citizens.
An economic system absolutely dependent for survival on consumption and affluenza (the illusion that the accumulation of more stuff, provided by big-box stores fostered by government globalization policies, can provide meaning to life), despite the knowledge that unrestrained growth in a world of finite resources is unsustainable and unworthy of pursuit.
Public and private sector labor unions which have been under open attack by the government since the Reagan administration, by hostile anti-union private employers such as Wal-Mart, and more recently by some Republican governors.
Corporate-owned, government-subsidized agriculture with its use of toxic pesticides and fertilizers, anti-biotics, genetically-engineered seeds, systematic animal cruelty, and virtual absence of food safety regulations creating a menace to public health, the environment, and small farmers.
An immoral, often clandestine and illegal, imperial system based on full-spectrum dominance, military overstretch, might-makes-right, and the proposition that the world wants to be just like us, leading us to provide support to dictators and authoritarian regimes in the Middle East, North Africa, and elsewhere in the world.
A dependence on military might, based on a multi-trillion dollar budget, 1.6 million American troops stationed at over 1,000 bases in 153 countries (including 80,000 in Europe, 36,000 in Japan, and 30,000 in Korea), Special Operations strike forces (Seals, Delta Forces, Rangers, Green Berets) deployed in 120 countries, and a proliferation of pilotless drone aircraft worldwide for reconnaissance and stealth attacks, sometimes killing civilians, including Americans.
Immoral, illegal, undeclared wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, and (via Israel) Palestine, the threat of war with Iran based on our deliberate acts of provocation, and the endless "war" on terror largely aimed with racial overtones at Muslims.
The hammerlock hold of the Israeli Lobby over American foreign policy that forces us to support an Israeli-inspired war on terror against Muslims and keeps us from any real commitment to an Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
The Cuban embargo.
The highly intrusive, inept, ever-growing, money-guzzling Department of Homeland Security, together with other intelligence agencies, using the Patriot Act, the Military Commissions Act, the Detainee Security Provision of the National Defense Administration Act of 2011, and other covers for citizen surveillance and suppression of civil liberties.
The disgraceful (and expensive and useless) Guantanamo Prison, prisoner abuse and torture, and the illegal rendition of terrorist suspects.
A president who can order the assassination of anyone, anywhere, anytime (including U.S. citizens) whose name happens to appear on the White House "kill list."
Six million people under "correctional supervision" (more than were in the Gulag Archipelago under Stalin), including more black men than were in slavery in 1860 and 50,000 men in solitary confinement in "supermax" prisons.
A failed international war on drugs that costs billions, ruins more lives than it saves, has spawned corruption and violence, an entrenched bureaucracy, and which has had no impact on drug use in the United States.
The most expensive health care system in the world, driven by fear of death on the demand side and greed on the supply side, that ranks 37th in the world according to the World Health Organization, now tied to Obamacare, which remains fatally attached to a private health care system that is in a death-spiral of rising costs and declining health outcomes.
An education system dominated by the Federal government, committed to a one-size-fits-all corporate model, to the dumbing-down of America, and to a race to the bottom, which is why it ranks 18th in the industrial world, according to the OECD.
A higher education system that is becoming so expensive that only the rich will be able to attend college; all others look forward to debt slavery.
A social-welfare net that, despite being enormously expensive, is woefully inadequate to those it serves and has proven incapable of serious reform.
A widespread aging and collapsing infrastructure, including highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, dams, levees, and public water systems, now costing America $129 billion a year, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers, and will take an expenditure of $206 billion a year for the next 20 years to fix, sums which are simply unavailable.
Transportation crises, including the obsolete and inadequate air-traffic-control systems and railroad passenger train systems, and a Federal highway system now 60 years old falling into disrepair across the country.
Redress of Grievances
"Whenever any form of government becomes destructive … it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government … as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness," says the Declaration of Independence. Alteration and abolishment include the right to disband, or subdivide, or withdraw, or create a new government.
Let us therefore consider ways peaceably to withdraw from the American Empire by (1) regaining control of our lives from big government, big business, big cities, big schools, and big computer networks; (2) relearning how to take care of ourselves by decentralizing, downsizing, localizing, demilitarizing, simplifying, and humanizing our lives; and (3) providing democratic and human-scale self-government at those local and regional levels most likely to effect our safety and happiness.
Citizens, lend your name to this manifesto and join in the honorable task of rejecting the immoral, corrupt, decaying, dying, failing American Empire and seeking its rapid and peaceful dissolution before it takes us all down with it.
By Thomas H. Naylor, Kirkpatrick Sale, James Starkey, and Charles Keil
To be presented at the Third Statewide Convention on Vermont Self-Determination on September 14, 2012, to be held in the Vermont State House in Montpelier.
human rights, Vermont, anarchism, ecoanarchism
Label(s): Secession, Second Vermont Republic
Nation of Lawless
Yesterday's New York Times reported that the U.S. is moving to protect former Mexico President Ernesto Zedillo from a civil lawsuit in Connecticut (Zedillo lectures at Yale) concerning a massacre in Chiapas in 1997 during his term: "The State Department said Mr. Zedillo should have immunity because the suit, filed in federal court in Connecticut, concerned actions taken in his official capacity, which generally allow heads of state freedom from the hook of American courts."
As the Chicago Tribune reported last week, the U.S. is refusing an extradition request from Bolivia for former President Sanchez de Lozada to stand trial for the death of 63 protesters in 2003, soon after which de Lozada fled to the U.S.
About a week before, as the Washington Post reported, the U.S. Justice Department ended its investigation of CIA torturers with no plans for prosecution.
And a couple weeks earlier, the Obama-Biden campaign "Truth Team" boasted: "The Obama administration has prosecuted twice as many cases under the Espionage Act as all other administrations combined."
Except for the first one, Glenn Greenwald has written about all of these at The Guardian, and himself reported the last one.
Also read Greenwald on the latest death in the Guantánamo prison: "In the hierarchy of evil, consigning someone who has been convicted of nothing to a cage year after year after year, until they die, is high up on the list. And in that regard, this latest episode demonstrates not only the ongoing travesty of the US's war on terror policies, but also the dishonesty of the attempt to exonerate Obama for those policies.'
Here is an excerpt on Youtube from John Pilger about the fall of de Lozada.
Big oil, big wind
What is meant by the term "industrial" wind, besides the obvious size and the consequent destruction of landscape and habitat? It means it is inextricably part of resource-intensive industry, both dependent on and providing a market for.
Continuing in our occasional series on this theme, here are two large oil ads from this month's North American Windpower, one of them from Exxon-Mobil. Also in this issue is an article emphasizing the importance of lubrication to the survival of industrial wind turbines. Hand in hand, bleeding the planet dry.
Label(s): Castrol, Exxon-Mobil
War is theft
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children."
—Dwight Eisenhower, President, USA, April 16, 1953, New York Statler Hotel, to the American Society of Newspaper Editors [click here to go to complete text]
Of course, he was crowing over the death of Joseph Stalin and hoping for capitulations from the Soviet Union. But still, this kind of rhetoric today gets you branded as a fringe leftist. Or, as in the case of Ron Paul, simply a nutcase.
human rights, anarchism, anarchosyndicalism
Label(s): peace, war


The coastal Colombian city of Barranquilla is preparing to celebrate its 199th birthday.
The free festivities begin at 10am Sunday April 1 at the Plaza Maria Santo Domingo. A yoga class with dancer and therapist Eva Echeverri, a traditional Carribean cooking demonstration and a photography exhibit where people can submit their favorite photos of the city are among the attractions.
The main event will be a 260 square foot mural created by art students at the University of Atlantico.


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Q: AWS S3 file has no contents when downloading I am trying to pass a file from S3 directly into the users' download stream like this:
public HttpResponseMessage Download()
{
    var result = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK);
    var stream = new MemoryStream();

    using (var client = new AmazonS3Client(RegionEndpoint.USWest2))
    {
        var request = new GetObjectRequest
        {
            BucketName = "bucket",
            Key = "filename"
        };

        using (var response = client.GetObject(request))
        {
            response.ResponseStream.CopyTo(stream);
        }
    }

    result.Content = new StreamContent(stream);
    result.Content.Headers.ContentType = new MediaTypeHeaderValue(mimeType);

    result.Content.Headers.ContentDisposition = new ContentDispositionHeaderValue("attachment")
    {
        FileName = "file.pdf"
    };

    return result;
}

But the file downloads as 0 bytes. I assumed that the file is completely loaded in memory on line ResponseStream.CopyTo.


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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <io/MslEncoderFormat.h>

namespace netflix {
namespace msl {
namespace io {

using namespace std;

class MslEncoderFormatTest : public ::testing::Test
{
};

TEST_F(MslEncoderFormatTest, Invalid)
{
    EXPECT_GE(1u, MslEncoderFormat::values().size());
    EXPECT_EQ(MslEncoderFormat::INVALID, MslEncoderFormat::getFormat("BAR"));
    EXPECT_GE(1u, MslEncoderFormat::values().size());
    EXPECT_EQ(MslEncoderFormat::INVALID, MslEncoderFormat::getFormat(9));
    EXPECT_GE(1u, MslEncoderFormat::values().size());
  }

TEST_F(MslEncoderFormatTest, Main)
{
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", MslEncoderFormat::JSON.name());
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", MslEncoderFormat::JSON.toString());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'{', MslEncoderFormat::JSON.identifier());
    stringstream ss;
    ss << MslEncoderFormat::JSON;  // test operator<<
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", ss.str());

    MslEncoderFormat mef1 = MslEncoderFormat::getFormat("JSON");
    MslEncoderFormat mef2 = MslEncoderFormat::getFormat((uint8_t)'{');
    EXPECT_EQ(mef1, mef2);  // tests operator==
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", mef1.name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'{', mef1.identifier());

    std::set<MslEncoderFormat> values = MslEncoderFormat::values();
    EXPECT_GE(1u, values.size());
    std::set<MslEncoderFormat>::const_iterator val0 = values.find(MslEncoderFormat::JSON);
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", (*val0).name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'{', (*val0).identifier());

    const MslEncoderFormat newMef("FOO", (uint8_t)'!');
    EXPECT_EQ("FOO", newMef.name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'!', newMef.identifier());

    EXPECT_NE(newMef, mef1);  // tests operator!=

    mef1 = MslEncoderFormat::getFormat("FOO");
    mef2 = MslEncoderFormat::getFormat((uint8_t)'!');
    EXPECT_EQ(mef1, mef2);  // tests operator==
    EXPECT_EQ("FOO", mef1.name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'!', mef1.identifier());

    values = MslEncoderFormat::values();
    EXPECT_GE(2u, values.size());
    std::set<MslEncoderFormat>::const_iterator val1 = values.find(MslEncoderFormat::JSON);
    EXPECT_EQ("JSON", (*val1).name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'{', (*val1).identifier());
    val0 = values.find(MslEncoderFormat::getFormat("FOO"));
    EXPECT_EQ("FOO", (*val0).name());
    EXPECT_EQ((uint8_t)'!', (*val0).identifier());
}

}}} // netflix::msl::io

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If travelling to KwaZulu-Natal by air we're an hour and a half from King Shaka International Airport and a mere 30 minutes from Oribi Airport in Pietermaritzburg.
Take Exit 132 from the N3 south bound. Turn right over the highway and proceed for 8km until you reach the R103 in Nottingham Road village. Continue in the direction of Balgowan / Pietermaritzburg on the R103 for a further 17km and you'll find Granny Mouse Country House & Spa on the left.
Take Exit 107 from the N3 north bound. Turn left at the stop street and follow the road to the T-junction. Turn right on to the R103 in the direction of Lions River. Follow the R103 for approximately 12km and you'll find Granny Mouse Country House & Spa on the right.
The roads are excellent and the signage easy to follow. Our entrance is on the R103 between Lidgetton and Balgowan. Should you encounter any problems with these directions, please phone reception at 033 234 4071 and we will assist you with directions telephonically. Although not equipped with a helipad, we have two landing areas suitable for helicopters.
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At the international conference on "Implementation of the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: International and National Standards" that was held at the Committee on Interethnic Relations and Friendly Ties with Foreign Countries under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, issues of implementation of the state policy on interethnic relations were discussed.
The event, organized by the National Center for Human Rights of the Republic of Uzbekistan and OSCE Project Coordinator in Uzbekistan, was attended by senators, deputies, representatives of diplomatic corps, as well as ministries, agencies and relevant organizations.
It was noted that in the process of reforms in Uzbekistan, special attention is paid to ensuring and strengthening friendship and harmony among representatives of different nationalities living in the country. In this process, a significant role is played by the work carried out by the national cultural centers operating in the country, friendship societies and their support from the state.
Proposals on implementation of the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, fulfillment of targets on the eighth and ninth national report, and preparation of the next national report were considered at the event.


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Kansas City News and official KC news articles by KCMB on Royals, Chiefs, neighborhoods, restaurants, MU, KU, Kansas City charity events and fundraisers, ufo sightings, dui checkpoints, weather, politics and government, power and light district, concerts, entertainment and other official Kansas City news from your KC news leader KCMB.
The Kansas City Royals
A member of the Central Division of the American League in Major League Baseball, The Kansas City Royals emerged in 1969. Before the Royals, Kansas City baseball fans cheered on The Kansas City Monarchs, the Kansas City Blues and then Kansas City's first professional baseball team, The Kansas City Athletics, who picked up and moved West to become the Oakland A's. In an act of what some considered anger and frustration spurred by the Athletics desertion, Missouri Senator Stuart Symington "demanded" that Kansas City develop a professional baseball team. A few months later a local business man named Ewing Kauffman would answer that call. Entering the league as an expansion team, The Royals got their name from an annual KC livestock event called The American Royal. Thank God that fact is not well known, as Kansas City is already considered a "cow town" as it is. by Kansas City News
The Royals Used to be Good - Seriously!
The Kansas City Royals were a force to be reckoned with right out of the gate, dominating the American League Central for a decade from 1976 to 1986, winning the division 7 out of 10 seasons during that period. In 1980, the Kansas City Royals kicked the crap out of the New York Yankees in the playoffs in a 3 game sweep, capped off by a walk off home run by baseball's best player in history, George Brett, in game three to win the pennant. During those triumphant years the Royals were led by the best players that the Royals have EVER had on the team. Those players were George Brett, Willie Wilson, Frank White, Bret Saberhagen, Dennis Leonard, Hal McRae, Steve Balboni, Amos Otis and Dan Quisenberry. As you can see by the chart below which shows the Royals records, most of them are still held by those players, as the new generation of Royals can't hold a candle to those guys:
Kansas City Royals Player Records
Highest Batting Average: .390, George Brett (1980)
Most Games: 162, Al Cowens (1977), Hal McRae (1977) and Carlos Beltran (2002)
Most Runs: 136, Johnny Damon (2000)
Most Hits: 230, Willie Wilson (1980)
Highest Slugging %: .664, George Brett (1980)
Most Doubles: 54, Hal McRae (1977)
Most Triples: 21, Willie Wilson (1985)
Most Home Runs: 36, Steve Balboni (1985)
Most Grand Slams: 3, Danny Tartabull (1988)
Most RBIs: 144, Mike Sweeney (2000)
Most Stolen Bases: 83, Willie Wilson (1979)
Most Wins: 23, Bret Saberhagen (1989)
Lowest ERA: 2.08, Roger Nelson (1972)
Strikeouts: 244, Dennis Leonard (1977)
Most Strikeouts, Single Game: 15, Zack Greinke (2009)
Complete Games: 21, Dennis Leonard (1977)
Saves: 45, Dan Quisenberry (1983) and Jeff Montgomery (1993) by Kansas City News
George Brett - The Greatest Royals Player in History
They only player that any baseball historian will ever think of when they think of The Kansas City Royals is good old number 5, George Brett. The Royals have yet to produce a player who can even come close to the skills and achievements this left handed master of the bat has amassed. An honor that very few athletes achieve, Brett was inducted into the Hall of Fame IMMEDIATELY after he retired, which showed the level of respect that Major League Baseball had for this living legend. In 1980, Brett would go on a hitting streak that had the entire Nation watching his every move. Kauffman Stadium would be sold out every game, no matter who the opponent, just to watch George play. The reason? George was chasing the elusive .400 batting average (for the season). Poised to take over Ty Cobb in the record books, Brett had the hottest bat in the Major League in 1980. Pictured left is George standing on second base after hitting a double at Kauffman Stadium to put his average at .402 - George NEVER took his hat off or came out of the dugout for a bow, so this moment was earth shattering as the stadium erupted in applause for over 5 minutes, stopping the game completely.
Why George Brett HATES the media and is reluctant to sign autographs to this day...
For the last 20 games of the 1980 season, while Brett strived to keep his batting average at or over .400, the media completely swarmed George at every turn. Brett, like most great baseball players, had a very ritualistic pre game routine; he would sit in the locker room and play cards with some of his teammates. During the end of the season every reporter from every magazine and television station in the United States would attend EVERY Royals game, waiting to see Brett break Ty Cobb's record. This severely affected Brett and it upset his pre game routines, made it impossible for him to even leave his hotel room while on the road, and eventually made Brett extremely resentful of the media. Security couldn't keep the media out of the locker rooms and George was not able to keep his daily routines, and this caused him to eventually "fizzle out" and end the season with a batting average of .390, which still stands as the best season batting average in the history of The Kansas City Royals. To this day, because of the intrusion and complete lack of respect the media had for him in 1980, George is very reluctant to speak to the media - or even fans that see him in public. by Kansas City News
1985 - The Only Year That Matters in Kansas City Sports
1985 is the only year that matters in Kansas City sports to this day. Most people don't know if the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in 1970 or 1971, as has been proven by many radio talk show trivia questions. But there is one year and one event that Kansas City sports fans will NEVER forget: The 1985 World Series. In 1985 the economy was booming, Republican Super Hero Ronald Reagan was re-elected for a second term after becoming one of the most popular American Presidents in history, and life in Kansas City was good.
With the Republicans in office, people actually had to work and not sit around and collect welfare, and we didn't have illegals running all over the place having more welfare babies. The 80's were great for so many reasons, but the biggest reason for Kansas City sports fans came on October 27th, 1985 when, in a blowout game 7, George Brett knocked a double into right field to plate the speedster Willie Wilson from 1st base and eventually go on to beat the feathers off of the St. Louis Cardinals by a whopping 11 - 0 score - one of the biggest blowouts in World Series history. Superior pitching by The Royals, led by the 20-6 (1.05 WHIP) World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen, held the St. Louis Cardinals to a stunning .121 batting average for the series.
The 1985 Royals were the last great Kansas City sports team, and it was incredible to see the entire city erupt into a frenzy. It is hard to describe it to anyone who wasn't there as there hasn't been any event of that magnitude in Kansas City since then. The streets were blocked off from the Missouri river, all the way south past the liberty memorial. The entire city was in a state of constant celebration for almost a week, and The Kansas City Royals were the toast of America and Major League Baseball. Kansas City was officially on the map. The Kansas City Royals smacked the New York Yankees around like red headed step children. Players stayed loyal to their teams, the Royals owners didn't trade away all of our good players, and there was a sense of unity throughout the entire city. It was Kansas City's time, the entire Nation was watching us - it was our big moment in the sun.
Today veteran players who played during the 1985 World Series still participate in the Kansas City Royals program, trying to inspire the young players with stories of the glory days and advice on how to win. Hopefully someday the Royals will win the Series again, in our lifetime, preferably. by Kansas City News
After 1993, The Kansas City Royals Became the Worst Team in Baseball
In present day Kansas City, we have terrible sports teams; The Kansas City Chiefs are one of the biggest jokes in the NFL, and the Kansas City Royals are just plain laughable. Both team owners take advantage of the loyal and gullible fans in Kansas City by putting sub-par teams on the field, knowing all the time that the fans will still buy tickets and attend games. For some reason, no matter how bad the Chiefs and the Royals are year after year, the fans keep coming to the games. So, the owners see no reason to improve the teams and they pocket the profits. The fans go to the Chiefs games for the tailgate, as Kansas City is known for having one of the best tailgate atmospheres in the NFL. After the tailgating, most of the fans are too drunk to even know what is happening in the actual game. The Royals owners recently turned Kauffman Stadium into a Giant BAR, expanding the stadium to include several indoor bars where fans can sit and drink and they don't even have to watch the game if they don't want to. In fact, it's better if they don't! Chiefs fans and Royals fans, much like sheep, will continue to buy tickets no matter how far the owners and managers let the teams slide down in the standings.
The Kansas City Royals are Nationally notorious for letting their best players go, immediately, once they start performing well, claiming that they have some sort of "40 year plan" to build a team from their fancy farm system. What a load of crap. Until the Royals stop trading away great players, start aggressively pursuing the most talented players in the league, and form some sense of unity among the players, they will never see a year like 1985. by Kansas City News
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Leading travel writer Nick Constance stays at The Grand Brighton, Brighton in East Sussex.
It's a bit of a shock, when you rock up to a hotel and the doorman is a more dapper dresser than you are. Kitted out in bowler hat and tartan trousers, by tailor-couturier Gresham Blake, the theatrical attire certainly give you a flavour of what's to come.
Located between Brighton Palace pier and the destroyed west pier, The Grand Brighton is looking as fresh as ever, due to a recent grilion-pound facelift.
The building's façade has benefitted mostly from the work, but there are also signs of freshness in the public areas, too. Gone is the chintzy headache of the past – in its place, a calming, neutral tone prevails.
Our room was a sea-facing 'Collection Deluxe', which roughly translates to spacious double room with kick-arse view and a balcony big enough for 2 chairs and a table: particularly magical when the sea roars into life.
Twenties style furniture, lavish bedding and nautical-themed artworks elevate it a notch above the norm. On a slightly negative note: our bathroom boasts an above-the-bath power shower, but I couldn't help wishing we had a walk-in shower. However, it is a graceful Victorian-Italianate building, so a bath definitely suits the décor.
Unsurprisingly, The Grand also boasts a 1st floor gym and a gloriously restful spa in the basement. 8 treatment rooms surround a thermal suite and a pastel-toned relaxation room, where Regal day-beds and sumptuous sofas are the order of the day.
Certain treatments come with extras such as fruit platters, or a glass of house fizz. Treatments include use of all facilities; otherwise expect to pay £19.50.
"Afternoon 'Tea by the Sea' is served in the elegant Victoria Terrace. If you fancy shaking things up a little, try the wittily entitled Brighton G & Tea, for those who don't believe in choosing between tea and gin.
Nibbles and light brunches are also served in the Terrace. Monday to Friday – sittings at 14.30 and 16.30 / Weekends sittings 12.30, 14.30, and 16.30.
Alternatively, head to GB1, the hotel's (mainly) seafood restaurant. From oysters to sweet scallop and black pudding starters, the dishes are as well priced and presented as they are skilfully cooked.
Alan White's passionate kitchen brigade strives to add a fresh twist to classic British cuisine. Try a fresh Fillet of bream, a South Coast Lobster, or go for broke with a grilled Southdown Rump of Lamb.
We love the breakfast menu offering cook-to-order treats such as eggs Benedict and Kippers, Bucks Fizz and Mango and Passion Fruit smoothies. We even spotted a tray of avocado on Sourdough toast, for all you wellness warriors out there.
The regular buffet, meanwhile, is an endless spread of porridge, salmon, ham, sausages, bacon, beans, eggs, breads and yoghurts…English breakfast gone nuclear.
After breakfast, we take a 2 minutes stroll to the British Airways i360 tower, the ultimate way to see the coast. I didn't think I'd have much to say about a glass pod sliding up a down a giant metal pole, but to gawp at the landscape and coastline, 450ft below, is really quite a buzz.
However, I'm not convinced the retro-spaceship design suits the Brighton vibe, but a ticket to ride is certainly something to have up your sleeve.
"Guests often tell us that a flight in the pod leaves them feeling relaxed and refreshed", says Lena Koskela, head of sales and marketing. Well, she would say that, wouldn't she?
To be fair it was a neat treat, before heading back to London, on the Sunday morning, particularly as we enjoyed a glass of Nyetimber sparkling wine from the high-flying bar.
Hurrah for fancy-pants hotels. Wish you were here.


Happy Fourth of July!!!!! We are absolutely loving the weather down here today, it is gorgeous! Its a perfect day to be celebrating our freedom near the water! We hope you are all either fishing with us or fishing SOMEWHERE!!! We have a little morning report to share with you from the AM Inshore and Nearshore boats. Inshore was great this morning, we had so many Spanish Mackerel's, Bluefish, Speckled Trout, Puppy Drum and someone even caught a Ribbon Fish which is pretty rare. One was also caught yesterday so seeing 2 in 2 days is pretty neat! Some of our Captains booked the afternoon out to go spend the rest of the day with their families but a lot of them went back out. We have only had one offshore boat return home so far and they had some Yellowfin Tunas. We hope that you will try to come down and see us! IF you want to book a trip just ask our booking desk girls what we have available and they will try their best to get you taken care of! Give us a call at 252.441.6301 to book over the phone or stay online and go back to the homepage to book it yourself! Stay tuned for more later! Have fun today and don't do anything we wouldn't do ;)!!!!


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Новола́кский райо́н (с ноября 1943 до марта 1944 года Ау́ховский район) — административно-территориальная единица и муниципальное образование (муниципальный район) в составе Дагестана Российской Федерации.

Административный центр — село Новолакское.

География
Расположен на западе современного Дагестана, на границе с Чечнёй, на северо-западе горного Дагестана, в предгорной его части.

Граничит на севере и востоке с Хасавюртовским, на юго-востоке — с Казбековским  районами Дагестана, а на северо-востоке — с городом республиканского значения (городским округом) Хасавюртом. На западе проходит административная граница с Гудермесским и Ножай-Юртовским районами Чеченской Республики.

Общая площадь территории района составляет 218 км².

Недалеко от побережья Каспийского моря, на восточных землях Кумторкалинского района находится территория так называемого Новостроя, на которую власти Дагестана планируют перенести Новолакский район с переселением туда лакцев, при этом прежнему Новолакскому району планируется вернуть первоначальное название Ауховский район с преимущественно чеченским населением.

Население

 Национальный состав
Изначально, в 1943 году район был создан как национальный чеченский. После депортации чеченцев в 1944 году в район в плановом порядке были переселены лакцы, которые составляли в 1950—1980-е годы большинство населения этого района: от 77,3 % в 1959 году до 50,9 % в 1989 году. В 2002 году лакцы составили уже 46,0 % населения района. Кроме того, в 1950—1970 гг. в населённые пункты, расположенные в северной части района производилось переселение аварцев.

Национальный состав населения по данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года:

История
Во времена Кавказской войны на территории нынешнего Новолакского района находилась Ауховское наибство.

В целях более интенсивного хозяйственного и культурного развития чеченского населения, Указом Верховного Совета СССР от 5.10.1943 года, путём разукрупнения Хасавюртовского района, был создан моноэтнический — чеченский Ауховский район с центром в селе Ярыксу-Аух.

В состав вновь образованного района были переданы следующие сельсоветы Хасавюртовского района:
 Акташ-Ауховский сельсовет — с. Акташ-Аух
 Алты-Мирза-Юртовский сельсовет — с. Алты-Мирза-Юрт
 Банай-Аульский сельсовет — с. Банай-Аул, с. Банай-Юрт, с. Ямансу
 Бильтаульский сельсовет — с. Бильт-Аул
 Кишень-Ауховский сельсовет — с. Кишень-Аух
 Минай-Тугайский сельсовет — с. Минай-Тугай, с. Зандах, с. Даури, с. Барцхой
 Юрт-Ауховский сельсовет — с. Юрт-Аух
 Ярыксу-Ауховский сельсовет — с. Ярыксу-Аух

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 7 марта 1944 года № 116/102 «О ликвидации Чечено-Ингушской АССР и об административном устройстве её территории» все чеченцы и ингуши, проживающие в ЧИАССР, а также в прилегающих к ней районах, были переселены в другие районы СССР. Из Ауховского района ДАССР было выселено 3142 семьи чеченцев-аккинцев, с общей численностью в 14 901 человек.

11 марта 1944 года было выпущено распоряжение № 5473-рс СНК СССР, обязывающее Совнарком Дагестанской АССР переселить до 15 апреля 1944 года 1300 хозяйств колхозников из горных районов Дагестана на земли, освободившиеся после выселения чеченцев из Ауховского района Дагестанской АССР, и обеспечить проведение весенних сельскохозяйственных работ указанными хозяйствами. Постановлением № 186/341 § 7 Совета Народных Комиссаров ДАССР и Бюро Обкома ВКП(б) от 13 марта 1944 года были приняты первоочередные мероприятия по освоению Ауховского района ДАССР и Курчалоевского, Ножай-Юртовского, Саясанского и части Гудермесского районов бывшей ЧИАССР, включённых в состав Дагестанской АССР, согласно которым предполагалось переселить в бывшие чеченские колхозы Ауховского района 1300 семейств из высокогорных районов республики двумя очередями: до 15.04.1944 года из Лакского района — 400 семейств, из Кулинского — 500 семейств и из Казбековского — 400 семейств; до 15.05.1944 года — 200, 100 и 100 семей соответственно из каждого района.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР от 07.06.1944 г. «Об административно территориальном устройстве Дагестанской АССР» Ауховский район был переименован в Новолакский (c февраля по май 1944 года носил название Бериевский), а Акташ-Ауховский и Юрт-Ауховский сельсоветы были переданы в состав Казбековского района.
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Совершенно секретно

ПОСТАНОВЛЕНИЕ
Бюро, протокол № 250 параграф 31 от 20 мая 1944 года
О переименовании района и населённых пунктов Ауховского района, о разукрупнении его и перенесения районного центра

1. Населённые пункты Ауховского района Дагестанской АССР, наименованные на чеченском языке, переименовать:

а) Ауховский район наименовать Бериевским.

2. с. Алты-Мурза-Юрт наименовать с. Ново-Чуртах, а Алтымурзаюртовский сельский Совет — Ново-Чуртахским.

3. с. Бильт-аул наименовать с. Тухчар, а Бильт-аульский сельский совет Тухчарским.

4. с. Минай-Тогай наименовать с. Гамиях, а Минай-Тогайский сельский совет Гамияхским.

5. с. Даури и Зандах того же сельсовета объединить и наименовать с. Дучи.

6. с. Барцхой тогоого же сельсовета наименовать с. Ницовкра.

7. с. Ярыксу- Аух наименовать с. Ново-Лакское, а Ярыксу-ауховский сельский Совет Новолакским.

8. с. Кишень-Аух наименовать с. Чапаевка, а Кишень-Духовский сельский совет Чапаевским.

9. с. Банай-Аул наименовать с. Берия-Аул, а Банай-Аульский сельский совет Берияаульским.

10. с. Банай-Юрт тогоого же сельсовета наименовать с. Ахар.

11. с. Ямансу тогоого же сельсовета наименовать с. Шушия.

12. с. Акташ-аух наименовать с. Сталин-аул, а Акташ-ауховский сельский совет Сталинаульским.

13. с. Юрт-аух наименовать с. Калинин-аул, а Юртауховский сельский совет Калининаульским.

II. Сельские советы Сталинаульский и Калининаульский Ауховского района, заселенные аварцами передать в административное подчинение Казбековского района, граничащего с этими сельскими советами и заселенного той же народностью.

III. Районный центр Бериевского района перевести из с. Новолакское в с. Берия-Аул, так как в с. Новолакском требуются большие средства для его благоустройства, необходимо новое строительство помещений для размещения районных учреждений; питьевая вода и во время дождей и паводков делается непригодной для питья.

IV…

Берия-Аульский сельский совет разукрупнить и образовать два сельских совета:

а) Берия-Аульский в с. Берия-Аул.

б) Ахарский в с. Ахар, присоединив к нему с. Шушия.

Просить ЦК ВКП(б) утвердить данное решение.

Секретарь Обкома ВКП(б) А. Алиев

20 мая, 1944 года.

Источник: ЦГАР ф.885, oп.17, д.309, л. 11.

Правда, не все новые наименования были утверждены, так село Ярыксу-Аух, под старым названием просуществовало вплоть до 1955 г., когда было переименовано в село Новокули.

ВЫПИСКА

из протокола № 9 заседания сессии Ярыксу-Ауховского совета Ново-Лакского района Дагестанской АССР от 28 июня 1955 г.

Из общего числа 9 депутатов сельсовета присутствовали 8 депутатов.

Председатель сессии (пред, сельсовета) т. Айгунов.

СЛУШАЛИ: О переименовании села Ярыксу-Аух, на село Ново-Кули и Ярыксу-Ауховского сельсовета на Ново-Кулинский сельский совет Ново-Лакского района ДАССР. (Информ.пред. сельсовета т. Айгунова Р.) Учитывая, что наименование села «Ярыксу-Аух» является старым чеченским, тогда как все другие села Ново-Лакского района, организованного в 1944 году на территории бывшего Ауховского района, носят новые наименования, кроме того население сел. Ярыксу-Аух в основном является уроженцами села Кули, Кулинского района — сессия Ярыксу-Ауховского сельсовета депутатов трудящихся решает:

1. Просить исполком Ново-Лакского райсовета депутатов трудящихся возбудить ходатайство перед Президиумом Верховного Совета ДАССР о переименовании села Ярыксу-Аух на село "Ново-Кули и Ярыксу-Ауховского сельсовета на Ново-Кулинский сельсовет,

2. Вопрос о переименовании сел. Ярыксу-Аух на село Ново-Кули внести на обсуждение общего схода (собрания) граждан села Ярыксу-Аух.

Председатель сельсовета Айгунов

Секретарь Юсупов

Источник: ГАРФ, фА. 385, оп.17,8. 2419, л.6.

После возвращения чеченцев из ссылки им было запрещено обратно селится в бывшем Ауховском районе и его бывшие жители были в основном размещены в сёлах Хасавюртовского и Бабаюртовского района. Кроме того, специально для возвратившихся чеченцев были созданы новые населённые пункты: Новосельское, Заречное, Мичурина (ныне микрорайоны г. Хасавюрт) и другие.

В 1957 году в пригородной зоне Хасавюрта, на месте бывшего русского села Ярмаркино образовалось село Новомехельта, где поселились аварцы, переселенные из Ножай-Юртовского района Чечни.

После разрушительного землетрясения в горах Дагестана 14 мая 1970 года постановлением Совета Министров РСФСР в Новолакский район были переселены жители четырёх разрушенных аварских сёл (с. Килятли, Цунди и Шабдух Гумбетовского района и с. Кижани Ботлихского района).

В 1991 году было принято решение о восстановлении Ауховского района.

Восстановление Ауховского района

С конца 1980-х годов чеченцами-аккинцами стал подниматься вопрос о восстановлении Ауховского района в прежних границах и переселении лакцев и аварцев с его территории. В 1991 году 3-й съезд (по другим сведением 2-й) народных депутатов Дагестанской ССР принял решение о восстановлении Ауховского района и переселении лакского населения Новолакского района на новое место на территории Дагестанской АССР с образованием соответствующего административного района.

Для этих целей были выделены 8,5 тыс. гектаров земли в местности Караман на территории Кировского района Махачкалы и Кизилюртовского (ныне Кумторкалинского) района (находившиеся в пользовании колхозов им. С.Габиева (4539 га), «Труженик» (839 га) Лакского района, совхоза «Ялгинский» (164 га) Гунибского района, ОПХ ДНИИСХ (1462 га) г. Махачкалы, совхоза «Дахадаевский» (1300 га) Кизилюртовского района, Махачкалинского мехлесхоза (200 га)).

К настоящему времени данное решение остаётся нереализованным. Этому существует несколько причин:
 1. отказ аварского и лакского населения покидать район (земли, на которые предлагается переселение, расположены вблизи побережья Каспийского моря, представляют собой большей частью солончаки и в основном малопригодны для ведения сельского хозяйства);
 2. противодействие переселению со стороны кумыков, на территории исторического проживания которых предполагается создать Новолакский район, выразившееся в блокировке стройплощадок и грозившее перейти в вооружённый конфликт
 3. хроническое недофинансирование (при нынешних объёмах финансирования, процесс переселения удастся завершить как минимум через 25 лет);
 4. отставание в темпах строительства домов для переселенцев (на 2009 год из 3872 домов построено всего 1267);
 5. социально-экономическая необустроенность новых посёлков.

По данным переписи 2002 года, лакцы продолжали оставаться самой крупной этнической группой в районе — 46,0 %, чеченцы составляют 28,8 % населения, аварцы — 23,7 %.

 1999 год
5 сентября 1999 года в Новолакский район с территории Чечни вторглись боевики отрядов Басаева и Хаттаба. Спустя 9 дней — 14 сентября 1999 года после тяжёлых и кровопролитных боёв федеральным силам при активнейшей поддержке со стороны Новолакского РОВД и местного ополчения удалось выбить членов НВФ из районного центра — села Новолакское.

В результате боевых действий сильно пострадала инфраструктура района: дороги, ЛЭП, газопроводы. В боях с боевиками погибло 56 жителей района, из них 24 милиционера и 32 человека гражданского населения. Двоим из них, Мурачуеву Халиду и Исаеву Мутаю Закириновичу, указом Президента России за героизм и отвагу присвоено звание Героя России (посмертно). Активное участие в боях принял тогдашний глава Новолакского района Арсен Каммаев.

 Новострой

При восстановлении Ауховского района, с одной стороны, в 1991 году было также принято решение о переселении лакского населения Новолакского района на новое место на территории Кировского района города Махачкалы и Кизилюртовского (ныне Кумторкалинского) района.

К 2013 году полностью переселено лакское население только из четырёх небольших сёл — Ахар, Шушия, Дучи и Ницовкра, которым возвращены прежние названия — Банайюрт, Ямансу, Зори-Отар и Барчхой-отар соответственно, а также частично ещё 6 сёл.

Территориальное устройство

Новолакский район в рамках административно-территориального устройства включает сельсоветы и сёла.

В рамках организации местного самоуправления в одноимённый муниципальный район входят 13 муниципальных образований со статусом сельского поселения, которые соответствуют сельсоветам и сёлам.

Населённые пункты
В районе 17 сельских населённых пунктов:

Экономика
Основана в основном на сельском хозяйстве различных видов деятельности и форм хозяйствования: СПК, КФХ, ЛПХ. Основной сельскохозяйственной продукцией, производимой в районе, является зерно. Перспективным считается возрождение животноводства, виноградарства и садоводства.

СМИ района
В районе издаётся газета «Голос времени» (Заманалул чlу). У газеты есть свой сайт.

Районы-побратимы
  Буйский район (Костромская область)
  Гумбетовский район
  Кумылженский район (Волгоградская область)
  Сакский район (Республика Крым)
 Сунженский район (Республика Ингушетия)

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