SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — San Francisco-based short-term rental company Airbnb has been sued in federal court over a policy that the plaintiffs of the lawsuit say discriminates against Jewish people.
The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in San Francisco by attorney's David Schultz and L. Marc Zell on behalf of six plaintiffs: Eve and Earl Harow of Efrat, Israel; Fay and Neal Shapiro of Los Angeles; and Joel Taubman of Scottsdale, Ariz.
The lawsuit stems from a policy adopted by Airbnb back in November to bar listings from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank area.
The policy is discriminatory, the suit alleges, because it applies only to the residents of the Israeli towns of Judea and Samaria and not to listings from any Arab or Palestinian towns in the region.
The suit further alleges that the company adopted the policy because of pressure from international organization Human Rights Watch, which has claimed that Israel engages in discriminatory practices against Palestinians.
In a statement from November, when the policy went into effect, Airbnb said that ultimately its decision to remove listings from "occupied territories" was not an easy one and was made after spending "considerable time speaking with various experts.
"As a global platform operating in 191 counties and regions and more than 81,000 cities, we must consider the impact we have and act responsibly," Airbnb officials said.
"When we applied our decision-making framework, we concluded that we should remove listings in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that are at the core of the dispute between Israelis and Palestinians. We know that people will disagree with this decision and appreciate their perspective. This is a controversial issue," the statement said.
Airbnb maintained that it is not boycotting Israel and has more than 20,000 listings in other Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv.
The lawsuit alleges that Airbnb's policy violates the federal Fair Housing Act, California's Fair Employment and Housing Act, California's Unruh Civil Rights Act and California's unfair competition law. The suit is seeking unspecified damages, a court order to prohibit Airbnb from the enacting the policy and a declaration that the policy is unlawful.
AirBnB inventors of the digital krystalnacht.


Simply put, laparoscopy is the observation of the abdomen using an optical device. While it was previously used for diagnostic purposes, with the technological advances, laparoscopy is now being used for treatment purposes (laparoscopic surgery).
Traditional surgical interventions usually require long incisions. However, laparoscopic sur-gery allows incisions of 0.5-1 cm in size, through which it is possible to observe problems related to the uterus, the ovaries, and the fallopian tubes, and intervene when necessary. Thus, the recovery period of postoperative is made shorter and easier.
• In the treatment of pelvic problems such as uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence, bladder prolapse, vaginal prolapse, chronic pain.
Laparoscopy is performed under general anaesthesia. This is why you must fast (no eating or drinking) for at least 6 hours prior to surgery. The length of the operation varies according to the procedure but usually lasts 1-2 hours. About 4-6 hours after surgery, the patient is discharged and can go home if everything is normal.
After laparoscopy surgeries, there is not much pain. Slight pain in the incision sites may be observed, as well as shoulder and back pain due to the CO2 gas used during the procedure. If nausea, vomiting, and pain persist, it is recommended you contact your doctor. One week after the operation, your doctor will examine you in the clinic.
Does laparoscopy increase success rates in IVF?
Laparoscopy can be used as a success-boosting method in IVF treatments. If the patient has good-quality embryos, it is necessary to examine the condition of the fallopian tubes before performing the transfer. That is because the liquid-filled tubes called hydrosalpinges not only prevent natural pregnancies; but they also lower the success rate of IVF treatments. Therefore, if there is fluid accumulation inside the tubes, these tubes can be removed through laparoscopy or cut off from the uterus. Myomas and chocolate cysts (endometrio-ma) within the uterus and the ovaries can be removed through laparoscopy, thus increasing the chance of pregnancy.
What are the pros of Laparoscopic Surgery?
Laparoscopy provides results similar to regular surgery when performed by an experienced professional.
• Since the operation is performed through a small incision, complications such as infections, wound ing, and hernia are extremely rare compared to open surgery.
Can embryo be frozen throughout the entire phases? How that phase is determined?


D.C. Bar member Marlene Trestman is the author of the 2016 book Fair Labor Lawyer: The Remarkable Life of New Deal Attorney and Supreme Court Advocate Bessie Margolin, reviewed in the March issue of Washington Lawyer. Trestman recently sat down with the D.C. Bar for a two-part interview to discuss Margolin's life. In part one, Trestman talks about Margolin's early life, education, passing the Bar in the 1920s as a woman, and the Fair Labor Standards Act.
D.C. Bar: You had a personal connection to Bessie Margolin. What made you want to tackle this woman's biography and her huge life?
Trestman: We developed a relationship borne out of our common childhood experiences. She grew up in a New Orleans orphanage and I was in foster care, supervised by the agency that succeeded the orphanage. We were introduced because of that relationship.
Once I realized just what an extraordinary person she was after she died in 1996, I realized there was no one who was going to write about her.
It wasn't until about 2005 when I knew no one else was going to do it. I had started to invoke her when I would speak publicly about my own life, or [on behalf of] particular philanthropic agencies . . . I figured I would just write an article, something small, and it sort of took off. That was how it got started.
D.C. Bar: Can you tell us a bit about Margolin's early life?
Trestman: She began with great disadvantages against her. She was born in Brownsville, an immigrant neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, in 1909 to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents. She was the first American-born child that they had.
To escape the tough and crowded conditions in New York, the family moved to Memphis, Tennessee, where the mom, after giving birth to Bessie's younger brother, died and left Bessie's father alone to care for three very young children.
A Memphis rabbi learned about the Margolins' plight and he recommended the children go to a well-regarded orphanage in New Orleans. So, in 1913, Bessie, at age four, with her siblings, entered the Jewish Orphans' Home in New Orleans.
There, she was really able to learn powerful lessons in social justice. It was modeled daily by rabbis who would speak about very progressive notions of not only giving to children like those in the orphanage, but also seeking out the root causes for their dependency, conditions in the workplace, amazingly enough. I like to think she listened and that that might have guided her later career.
D.C. Bar: How did she distinguish herself that she got a place at the prestigious Isidore Newman School?
Trestman: The Jewish community in New Orleans had become rather prosperous and well socially acclimated. In 1904 a Jewish philanthropist, Isidore Newman, gave money to the orphanage to found its own training school. Since its opening, the school was available to children from the most prosperous families of New Orleans of any religion. (Forget race — it was 1904 New Orleans.) But the orphans were enrolled there with children of the most prosperous families, who paid tuition.
Bessie, who was academically inclined, loved to write and debate and thrived in this co-ed environment where she was able to compete against boys and stand her ground. She was the president of the Debate Club, the Girls Student Council, valedictorian, and won a coveted scholarship to Newcomb College, which was then Tulane's coordinate college for women.
The home put her in a place where she could prove herself as a self-confident and competitive young woman.
That was a true gift — to have these kids see that wealth was not an impediment to academic performance.
D.C. Bar: At what point did Margolin know she wanted to be a lawyer? What set her on that path?
Trestman: She always had a penchant for debate. At the earliest, she was interested in becoming a teacher — a law professor, which in those days was a harder route for women lawyers to achieve than even a law firm career.
Bessie was quite audacious, and long before there was a notorious RBG, as Justice Ginsberg is most affectionately known, there was an audacious Bessie Margolin. And one of the most audacious things she did as an undergraduate at Newcomb, in this all-women environment, was decide that she wanted to go to law school, something no other girl from the orphanage had ever done.
She saw herself on equal footing with the men in her Newman class who had long been going to law school, and the few women who came from quite prosperous families who had done so.
This was in 1927. She was among the top 10 in her class and was chosen for Tulane's liberal arts program, which was then closed to women. Tulane had admitted women sporadically since the late 1880s. But there were no women when Bessie set foot on Tulane Law School's campus.
D.C. Bar: How did she get to Yale Law School?
Trestman: She endeared herself to Tulane Law School's Dean, Rufus Harris. It was 1930. This was tough times in terms of getting a job. She was second in her law school class. She was civil law editor of Tulane's newly refurbished law review.
Tulane Law School's dean was so impressed with her and wanted her to succeed. He was a Yale Law graduate. He thought there might be a place for her at Yale Law School. He personally wrote to the dean, Charles Clark, who later became a federal judge, and asked that Yale consider Bessie for either a job as a research assistant or, preferably, a fellowship that would allow her to be in graduate school for law.
Clark refused to consider Bessie for the fellowship because he feared it would encourage her to pursue a job teaching law, which did not exist for a woman and wouldn't for decades to come. But he agreed that she was certainly worthy of a job, and she was offered a position, which she took, as a research assistant to a highly regarded comparative law professor, Ernest Lorenzen.
While she was there, she again proved herself. She was pushed by an advisor, William O. Douglas, the future Supreme Court justice, who was then a professor at Yale. He and Lorenzen convinced Clark that she was worthy of a fellowship, and Bessie became the first woman ever awarded Yale's Sterling Fellowship for Graduate Studies. That's how she got a JSD — a Doctor of Juridical Science, essentially the equivalent of a Ph.D. It's the terminal degree in law — I didn't even realize there was a terminal degree in law — and she got one.
Going to Yale was huge for her in terms of making connections with the brilliant lawyers who were there. Not the least of which were Jerome Frank, who helped her get a summer job, [and] William O. Douglas, before whom she would later argue all 24 of her Supreme Court arguments. It really put her on a path . . . for elite legal practice.
D.C. Bar: Margolin is obviously this super overachieving woman. Yet graduating with a fellowship from Yale Law School in 1933, she still was essentially unemployable?
Trestman: It's true. Bessie had a couple of strikes against her. She was a woman graduating . . . with a Yale law degree in 1933. She was also Jewish, which made it that much harder for the Wall Street law firms. And she was from the South, which I'm sure added some burden in terms of a job in a prestigious Wall Street firm.
D.C. Bar: So, she has discrimination to thank for her extraordinary career in government service?
Trestman: Yes. One of the things that brought Bessie to Washington was a temporary job. It was the best that she could do when she was graduating from Yale in 1933, with these Ivy League credentials, having studied under William O. Douglas.
The best offer she got [from] a law firm was as a librarian. And Bessie was not going to have any of that. She got a job for the summer of 1933 with noted suffragist Doris Stevens. They were looking for a bilingual legal scholar, [for] which Bessie fit the bill, although she knew French and English and sort of bluffed her way through Spanish, which is incredible.
Doris Stevens was then looking to use international law to promote women's rights. It wasn't moving fast enough in the United States, by the methods that had brought women the vote, to get equal rights more generally. So, Doris took an international view, looking to Latin American countries where in the law there was discrimination. Things like whether a mother could pass her nationality to her children if the children were born elsewhere.
Bessie spent that summer in the Library of Congress compiling all of the laws of Latin American countries that discriminated against women. What's so fascinating about that brief summer job was that she wrote to William O. Douglas, still her mentor at Yale, that it was deadly dull. That Ms. Stevens, as wonderful as she was, was scraping together on a shoestring, this cause. She wrote something I think is terrific, which was [that] she just wasn't cut out for this kind of feminism. So, these seeds of feminism, and actually using her talents to improve women generally — in the law and elsewhere — would just sit until the 1960s.
Being in Washington, Bessie was there as the New Deal was blossoming. Bessie managed to get a job at the Tennessee Valley Authority, which Congress had just created, to carry out FDR's New Deal vision of supplying electricity to the Tennessee Valley's most impoverished residents. She was there for six years, where Bessie cut her teeth on learning how a case goes from trial to the Supreme Court on constitutional issues. It was a serendipitous and wonderful training ground, where she was the only woman [among] the most brilliant legal minds in the country at the time.
D.C. Bar: How did Margolin get involved with the Fair Labor Standards Act?
Trestman: Bessie was credited with materially shaping the briefs that convinced the Supreme Court to uphold its first New Deal agency at the Supreme Court. When those two cases were resolved by 1938, Bessie was ready to move on. There was nothing that the TVA would offer in terms of legal experience [that] would compare with the groundbreaking New Deal constitutional law that she had been working on.
There was another great challenge awaiting her: The Fair Labor Standards Act, at the Labor Department, had been enacted. Frances Perkins, the first woman cabinet secretary, was ready to put teeth into the new law.
Bessie took a lateral move from the TVA to the Labor Department, and was there as the law was challenged on every facet, from the most rudimentary issues of how litigants could obtain service on the Labor Department if they were suing the government [to] issues involving the first time the federal government invoked Commerce Clause powers to prohibit child labor and to mandate a minimum wage and overtime.
That's how Bessie came into the labor laws and the Fair Labor Standards Act. It was the New Deal, a new law, and she was drawn to the social justice of making sure that people were paid a full wage for an honest day's work.
Next, Trestman talks about Margolin's work drafting the rules for the Nazi war crimes trials at Nuremberg and championing the Equal Pay Act of 1963. Part two of this interview will be available on May 14.


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Ingrid Peters (nacida el 19 de abril de 1954, Dudweiler, Sarre) es una cantante y presentadora de noticias Alemana.

Previamente a su participación en Eurovisión, ella había intentado concursar en 1979, interpretando la canción "Du bist nicht frei" y además, en 1983 fue finalista en el concurso nacional Viva la mamma.
Peters representó a Alemania en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 1986 celebrado en la ciudad de Bergen, Noruega, el 3 de mayo. Su canción, "Über die Brücke geh'n" (Cruzando el puente) alcanzó el 8° lugar con 62 puntos.
Al año siguiente, fue invitada especial en la selección nacional Alemana, lo que se volvería a repetir en 2007.

Discografía
 1976 Komm doch mal rüber
 1983 Schwarz & weiß
 1986 Über die Brücke geh'n
 1994 Aufgewacht
 1998 Weihnachten daheim
 2000 Musik ist Gefühl
 2002 Gänsehaut
 2004 Weißt du, wo du hingehst (Sampler)
 2005 Mit meinen Augen
 2006 Meine Besten
 2009 Nur die Hits (Sampler)
 2009 Das Beste aus 40 Jahren Hitparade (Sampler)
 2009 Es trommelt
 2012 Lass es rocken

Referencias

Cantantes femeninas de Alemania
Presentadores de televisión de Alemania
Participantes en Eurovisión 1986
Representantes de Alemania en Eurovisión

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The William Pool Papers span 1845 to 1990 and document the career of William C. Pool, Ph.D. This collection, donated in 1991, includes correspondence, writings, research, and ephemera from his career as a historian and community member in San Marcos, Texas. The collection is arranged in seven series, Correspondence, Writings by Pool, Subject Files, Organizational Affiliations, Photographs, Newspaper Clippings and Maps. The bulk of the collection are Pool's writings, which include The Bosque Territory and the Texas Frontier, A Historical Atlas of Texas, Lyndon Baines Johnson – The Formative Years, Eugene C. Baker: Teacher and Historian, Mexican Federalism and the Texas Revolution, and an article within A Guide to the History of Texas.
William Clayton Pool, Ph. D. was born in February 2, 1919 at Valley Mills in Bosque County, Texas. He graduated from high school in Clifton and received a Bachelor of Arts in History in 1941 from the University of Texas. Following his graduation, he was married to his wife, Jeanette and became a high school history teacher and an elementary school principal in Buffalo, Texas between 1941 and 1943. He joined the Army Air Corps (Air Force) as a pilot from, 1942 to 1945 and again in 1951 and 1952, travelling extensively with the military in India, Pakistan, and Burma (Myanmar).
During his first stint in the Air Force in the 1940s, Pool flew supply routes known as the China-Burma-India Hump. In one year, he flew 196 combat missions, 782 combat hours. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with 2 Oak Leaf Clusters, the Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters, and the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon with 2 Campaign Stars. In appreciation of his service, he was awarded pilot wings by the Chinese Air Force.
Pool returned to civilian life and continued his education earning a Master of Arts in History in 1946, and a Ph. D. in History in 1949 from the University of Texas, where he studied under Eugene C. Barker, Walter P. Webb, and Roy Bedichek. He was a member of Phi Alpha Theta, the National History Honor Society, and Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society, and earned scholarship at the University of Texas in both 1946 and 1947. During the summer of 1947, Pool worked as an Instructor for the university.
Following a brief stint at the University of Texas, William Pool had a distinguished career as a professor of history and a scholar at Texas State University, then Southwest Texas State University, from 1947 to 1986. He began as an Assistant Professor of History, from 1947 to 1949, when it was Southwest Texas State Teachers College, and continued as an Associate Professor of History from 1949 to 1957. His teaching career was interrupted for 21 months when he was called up for active duty during the Korean War (1950 – 1953), where he was a pilot training instructor. After his return to Texas State, he participated in a Mexico and Latin American History Program at Mexico City College in 1956.
By 1959, Pool had been promoted to full Professor, and by 1977 he was tenured. He was acknowledged as Professor Emeritus in 1991. He taught courses in American History, American Government, Modern European History, Great Britain and the British Empire, The History of Mexico and History of Western Civilization.
Pool was a member of the Organization of American Historians, the American Historical Association, the Southern Historical Association, the Agricultural History Society, and the Great Plains Historical Association, and a fellow of the Texas State Historical Association. He contributed articles to the North Carolina Historical Review, and the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, and was a staff writer for the Handbook of Texas.
He authored multiple books, including The Bosque Territory and the Texas Frontier, A Historical Atlas of Texas, Lyndon Baines Johnson – The Formative Years, Eugene C. Baker: Teacher and Historian, Mexican Federalism and the Texas Revolution, and an article within A Guide to the History of Texas, and Texas: Wilderness to Space Age, a textbook in Texas history for junior high students, beginning at the northward expansion of the Spanish-American frontier, through the events on 1962.
Pool died on April 30, 1995 and was survived by his wife, Jeannette. He had a daughter, Mary Ruth, multiple grandsons, and a great-granddaughter. He loved Scotland and made six trips there. He was an avid golfer, helped coach the Texas State Baseball Team, and served as a city councilman for San Marcos.
Currently through the history department at Texas State University, there is a William C. Pool endowment established to provide financial resources for the production and publication of scholarly work by department faculty.
The papers of William C. Pool, Ph.D. span from 1845 to 1990 although the majority of the materials regard his writings, and his political affiliations in the 1960s and 1970s. The papers are arranged into the following series: Correspondence, Writings by Pool, Subject Files, Personal Life and Organizational Affiliations, Photographs, Newspaper Clippings, Maps and Artifacts. Overviews of each series to follow.
These files are arranged alphabetically by correspondent, and include personal, political, and professional letters. The correspondence includes letters from professional colleagues, such as W.E. Webb, Eugene C. Barker, James McCrocklin, and J.G. Flowers; from Lyndon B. Johnson, Ralph Yarborough, Jake Pickle, Henry B. Gonzalez and other state and local politicians; and from members of the foreign service. Topics discussed include political topics of the time period, information regarding articles and papers Pool was in the processing of writing, with topics spanning from Early Texas Music, Westward Expansion, and Bosque County. Correspondence also includes mentions of genealogy, and inquiries into Pool's personal life. The majority of this series dates from 1958 to 1972.
These files are arranged alphabetically by title, and include published writings, research and notes by Pool. Additional information about each volume is available below. A volume of The Cactus is included with research on Eugene C. Barker. There are distinct preservation concerns with this volume. A single book, A Guide to the History of Texas is housed in the Wittliff Collections Reading Room, Floor 7, Call Number F386.G84 1988 c.2. Pool's writing spans from 1954 – 1988, and the volume of The Cactus is dated 1900.
Eugene C. Barker: Teacher and Historian: Included in these folders are copies of Eugene C. Barker: Teacher and Historian published in 1971. This volume is a biography of Eugene C. Barker, a historian and professor at the University of Texas. Pool was a student of Barker, a Texas historian who wrote on and taught topics in Texas history, including the Texas Revolution, Mexican history, and the life and writings of both Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston.
A Historical Atlas of Texas: Included in these folders is a copy of A Historical Atlas of Texas published in 1974. This volume is an atlas of nearly 100 Texas maps, including a summary of Texas counties, and index to the text, and an index to the maps. The type was written by Pool while the maps were provided by Edward Triggs and Lance Wren. The narrative and accompanying maps describe locations pertinent to Texas history, including Native American settlements, Spanish exploration sites, and the establishment of "present-day" cities, counties, and collages.
Lyndon Baines Johnson – The Formative Years: Included in these folders is a copy of Lyndon Baines Johnson – The Formative Years published in 1965. This volume is a biography of Johnson, although only of his time before his presidency and specifically his youth. It was published while he was in his first term. This writing looks at the environmental factors of Johnson's youth and includes source material from interviews with contemporary students, professors, and acquaintances. Pool co-authored this volume with Emmie Craddock and David E. Conrad.
Mexican Federalism and the Texas Revolution: Included in these folders are research notes for a volume that has no evidence of publication. Research notes cover the period of Mexican Federalism before the annexation of Texas from roughly 1824 to the period of the beginning of the Texas Revolution in 1835. Materials include handwritten notes, photocopies of documents, and fragments of writings from both Pool and others.
The Revolution and the Republic: Included in this folder is an article written by Pool discussing the Texas Revolution and the subsequent Republic of Texas prior to its annexation by the United States.
These files are arranged as they were donated by William Pool and include research for a number of his writings. The Research Notes folders house research material, manuscripts of articles, and publishable documents. The range of research subjects includes India, Bosque County, Texas History, European History, and Latin American History. The majority of materials are various manuscripts and fragments of manuscripts edited, written, or acquired by Pool. Although many material in this series are undated, included dates range from 1845 to 1967.
These files are arranged by category. Categories include awards, licenses, contracts, programs, invitations, informational booklets, sheet music, post cards, advertisements, a drink recipe, receipts, business cards and addresses. Each category is organized chronologically. These records document activities Pool participated in and attended at Southwest Texas State University, and invitations to political events for Texas Governor John Connally and President Lyndon Baines Johnson.
These photographs are arranged by subject, including William Pool, Eugene C. Barker and his family, buildings and events. Most of the subjects of the photographs, other than Pool and Barker, are unidentified. The majority of the photographs are undated, but most of them look as though they were taken between the 1930s and 1970s. The collection includes seven envelopes of negatives and a film canister with an audio recording of Pool.
These files are arranged alphabetically by publication, and chronologically by clipping, and include clippings from local newspapers, including the Austin American Statesman, the Clifton Report, El Reportero, the San Marcos Record, the University Star, the Waco Tribune-Herald, and others. The clippings span the dates of 1954 to 1990 with the majority being between 1963 and 1965. Many clippings feature William Pool or a mention of his published work, and there are various copies of full editions of El Reportero, the local newspaper directed toward the Hispanic community of San Marcos.
Maps included with these papers include a 1965 World Map, an undated map of Burma (Myanmar) and an undated Golf Map of Britain.
Artifacts included with these papers are two pieces of currency, including a $10 Confederate Note and a 10,000 Mark German Reichsbanknote.
Dr. Pool donated a copy of A Guide to the History of Texas, in which he wrote an article. This volume is housed in the Wittliff Collections Reading Room, Floor 7, Call Number F386.G84 1988 c.2. See the on-line catalog for more information.


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Contact us for this tour or part of this tour and we will give you special offer. Even if you are interested to climb Mount Kilimanjaro with different routes like Marangu or Lemosho or Umbwe let us know your interests and we will arrange all trekking/safari for you at very affordable costs. Make us the solution for your Kilimanjaro climbing or Safari, Day tours, Cultural tours as well as Zanzibar beaches and you will enjoy your itinerary. We provide free hiking poles, sleeping bags and mattresses to our travelers. Feel free to contact us at any time for reservation of any safari in Tanzania.
Arusha/Moshi to Mount Kilimanjaro for registration procedures. Then to Machame hut at 3000 meters by using six hours.
Machame hut to Shira Campsites at 3850 meters walking 5 hours.
Shira to Barranco Campsites at 3983 meters walking 7 hours.
Barranco to Karanga 5 hours on foot.
Barafu to Summit attempt to Mweka 13 hours on foot.
Mweka to Arusha/Moshi in hotel to prepare for next safari destination.
Moshi/Arusha to Tarangire national park. It takes 3 hours driving to Tarangire national park.
Tarangire to Serengeti national park. Driving takes 3-4 hours from Tarangire to Serengeti. Accommodation is on Camping/Lodging inside the park.
Serengeti to Ngorongoro crater conservation area. It can take 2-3 hours driving.
Accommodation is on Camping/Lodging as per agreement.
Ngorongoro crater to Lake Manyara to Moshi/Ar. If your next destination will need the flight, our office will provide the Airport transfer for you.


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The Daily Mail responds to the idea of a fairer society
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Today saw the introduction of the Equality Act 2010 which is designed as a 'basic framework of protection against direct and indirect discrimination, harassment and victimisation in services and public functions; premises; work; education; associations, and transport'. Typically the Daily Mail is outraged that we should dare to treat all human beings as equal: 'Death of the office joke: Coalition enacts Harriet's PC equality law which means ANYONE can sue for ANYTHING that offends them'. This is fantastic news, given that my organisation pays for the Daily Mail to be stocked in the library, and as such I can now sue them for offending me (and, in fairness, the Daily Mail fails to meet a lot of equality legislation given its penchant for misogyny, racism, xenophobia and homophobia).
The article froths:
New equality laws masterminded by Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman have come into force today, threatening to create a political correctness minefield for recession-hit businesses.
Under the Act, vegans, teetotallers and atheists are to be given the same protection against discrimination as religious groups while gipsies and travellers will get special favours because of the 'many socio-economic disadvantages' they face.
Fancy that, people who do not eat meat, drink alcohol or believe in god deserve the same fair treatment as people who believe that the world was made in 6 days by a fairy that lives in the sky. You can hear the Mail team discussing the Act: 'And gypsies – bloody horrible tarmac-laying pikey bastards who our best writer – Richard Littlejohn really hates – are going to get special treatment from being discriminated against!' Truly, political correctness has gone mad. If the Daily Mail dislikes this 'special' attention being paid to tackling discrimination against gypsies perhaps it should admit that it is partly to blame for the situation, given their disgraceful coverage and treatment of them and the hate that such coverage fuels.
I know I am repeating myself: but the Daily Mail is a complete joke. Just look at its website:
The lead story is a backward scream of rage about people daring to want the freedom to go to work at not be subjected to someone else's idea of a 'joke'. The whole act is about creating a working environment in which jokes about 'Pakis', chain emails about immigrants and other tabloid hate figures can be properly dealt with – irrespective of whether anyone from the target group is offended. The Equality Act 2010 is a clear acknowledgment that any decent human being should be offended by casual racism or discrimination and they should have the full support of the law in raising an objection against it. The Daily Mail article is as laughable as its claim that it is in any way a serious newspaper. Just look at the other top story: 'Christine Bleakley reduced to tears of laughter as a hawk with a mind of her own causes mayhem in Daybreak studio'.
What is that doing in a newspaper? The juxtaposition between the offensive, backward intolerance and the cosy, meaningless celebrity hit-counter articles sums up the Daily Mail. It hates the world and 90% of the people living in it, but do please take the time to click on this inane article about someone on TV doing something.
I've been torn for a long time about requesting that my employer stops purchasing the Daily Mail – after all, we have an equality and diversity policy in work that the Daily Mail clearly breaches – or maintaining my access to the print edition in order to give me stuff to write about. I'm not sure what is in the bests interests of the greater good, getting the Mail banned from work, or keeping it in order to help this blog. Perhaps now is the time to say something.
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Una discoteca és un local on es pot ballar, coneguda també com a disco, night club o boîte. Generalment en una discoteca només serveixen begudes (alcohòliques o no), tot i que en algunes també s'hi serveix alguna cosa per menjar. Per exemple, a Barcelona es van fer famosos els sandvitxos de pernil dolç i formatge en pa de motlle que se servien a la discoteca Bikini, fins al punt que la paraula biquini ha quedat a la parla col·loquial catalana per designar aquesta mena de sandvitx, i no només a la ciutat d'origen. La il·luminació baixa i amb jocs de flaixos de colors i els efectes com fum o reflexos donen l'ambient propici per a ballar, usualment de nit. En algunes discoteques hi ha fins i tot un espai anomenat "quarto fosc" per facilitar contactes sexuals.
Es diferencia de les antigues sales de festes perquè la música no es toca en directe sinó que prové de discos que "mescla" un disc jockey (DJ), el qual "anima" la nit mesclant la música amb el seu toc personal.

Aquesta paraula fou emprada per primer cop l'any 1948 per Raymond Nakachian. El nom significa col·lecció de discs, ja que es referia a un indret on les persones podien escoltar tots els títols dels altres.

La primera discoteca del món fou l'Scotch Club, de la ciutat alemanya d'Aquisgrà, la qual funcionà a partir del 1959. Durant els anys seixanta, les discoteques es van popularitzar a tot Europa, i als setanta també als Estats Units, on conseqüentment es desenvolupà la música disco i dance. Una discoteca famosa és l'Studio 54 a Nova York.

Les discoteques sovint s'han vist envoltades de polèmica pel tipus de lleure que proposen i el soroll, que pot molestar els veïns. Per això la legislació controla especialment els seus horaris d'obertura i tancament i la insonorització del local. Per mirar de fugir d'aquestes lleis van sorgir els anomenats "after-hours" que sota la forma jurídica de bars, oferien seguir la festa un cop tancades les discoteques legals. En aquests locals es va popularitzar la música punk i posteriorment la chill-out.

Vegeu també

 Antre


Some interesting news in the world of wine this week. Perhaps most interesting (and most alarming) for Ontario wine drinkers is a National Post article stating that LCBO workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action if an agreement cannot be reached between the union and retail giant. As the article points out, no strike action is yet confirmed, but it is possible that the LCBO will shut down if an agreement is not reached soon.
In less pressing news, the Globe and Mail printed a piece on Faugères, a lesser-known appellation in the Languedoc-Rousillion region of France, which produces some great, largely unkown wines. The author labelled Faugères as 'wine for hipsters', which is true if Bordeaux and Burgundy are your benchmarks, but if you want something really obscure, we suggest taking a look at Koshu, a Japanese wine that really is quite unique.
The Telegraph also ran an interesting story on the evolution Rosé wines, tracing the shift from rosé as 'swimming pool wine' to something that is taken seriously by wine writers and everyday drinkers alike.
Finally, the New York Times printed an article on retirement of Jacques Lardière, the former head of Burgundy giant Louis Jadot. The article offered an interesting look at Mr. Lardière's time with Louis Jadot and his legacy.
That's it for us this week. We hope you have a fantastic weekend with good wine and even better company!


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African Americans have been the focus of wide-ranging studies in sociology for more than a century. Research on this group has been central to the formation of the sociological subfields of race and ethnic relations, urban sociology, and the sociology of identity. In these and other subfields, sociologists have explored how African Americans experienced the transition from the rural South to northeastern and midwestern urban-based communities (occurring from the early to the mid-20th century during a period labeled the Great Migration), how and why they engaged in social protest activities during the late 1950s and 1960s, and how they have experienced and confronted the increasing poverty and socioeconomic despair that unfolded in American cities since the middle of the 20th century. Sociologists also have explored the social identity of African Americans as that identity has been transformed since the mid-20th century and as it has affected, and been affected by, intellectual and political transformations in multiraciality, gender, sexual orientation, and other identities.
These works explore the analytical designs and approaches taken in sociology to the study of African Americans. They document the role that the early Chicago School of sociology played in situating African Americans as a focal point for sociological investigation (Lyman 1972), critically assess the possibilities and pitfalls of the commitment of traditional sociology to the melting pot thesis as a vision for the prospects of African Americans (McKee 1993), and outline new perspectives on thinking about race and racism as properties of American society (Winant 2000). They also explore the effects of the early- to mid-20th-century migration of African Americans to the urban communities that became the geographic landscape that undergirded much of the sociological analysis of African Americans in the late 20th century (Tolnay 2003) and assess how immigration has affected the public identities attached to, and the experiences of, African Americans in the 20th century (Lieberson 1980). Alba and Nee 2005 explores the processes of post-1965 immigration to the United States by people of color.
Alba, Richard, and Victor Nee. 2005. Remaking the American mainstream: Assimilation and contemporary immigration. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press.
The authors explore the processes of post-1965 immigration to the United States by people of color. Among other objectives, they provide sociological tools to understand how and why, within a few generations of their arrival, members of certain groups were more or less identified with African Americans either racially or culturally.
Lieberson, Stanley. 1980. A piece of the pie: Blacks and white immigrants since 1880. Berkeley: Univ. of California Press.
This work presents a comparative assessment of the historical socioeconomic status of African Americans and various immigrant groups since 1880, the period of Reconstruction. It depicts how and why African Americans and immigrant group members entered into, and became identified with, various occupational sectors. The work introduced comparative sociological studies of race and immigration.
Lyman, Stanford. 1972. The black American in sociological thought. New York: G.P. Putnam.
Lyman argues for the centrality of the Chicago School of sociology, and Robert Park in particular, in advancing research on African Americans in the discipline. He advances assimilationism as a valid paradigm for making sense of the African American experience.
McKee, James B. 1993. Sociology and the race problem: The failure of a perspective. Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press.
This work provides an overview of sociology's exploration of the African American community. It critiques the strong melting pot thesis that overrode much of the assessment of the capacity of African Americans to endure in a rapidly industrializing American society.
Tolnay, Stewart E. 2003. The African American "Great Migration" and beyond. Annual Review of Sociology 29:209–232.
This review article documents the sociological literature that explores how African Americans experienced the Great Migration. It refers to literature that asserts how socioeconomic transformations associated with the modernization of industry drove African Americans to northern and midwestern urban areas while the sociopolitical oppression of the Jim Crow South drove them away from that region. Available online for purchase or by subscription.
Winant, Howard. 2000. Race and race theory. Annual Review of Sociology 26:169–185.
This article provides a rich overview of the sociological theories and theses offered to interpret race in the United States. It begins with assessing the concept of race and then situates the theoretical and conceptual transformations occurring over time within the sociopolitical contexts that shaped them. Winant argues that future theorizing on race must be sensitive to historical transformations and racial politics. Available online for purchase or by subscription.