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The 1984-1991 BMW 3 Series, known generationally as the E30, is the one model more than any other that earned BMW its Ultimate Driving Machine reputation. E30s are one of our specialty vehicles at Glen Shelly Auto Brokers. The E30 Touring was the pet project of BMW engineer Max Reisbock. He literally built the first E30 touring out of a wrecked 323i in his garage after work—it was so good that BMW put it into production (with a few minor changes). The E30 Touring started a legacy of sporty BMW wagons that remains to this day. All late-model tourings were spec'd with the 325 suspension and 4-wheel disc brakes. The extra pillars added rigidity over the Coupe and Sedan and there is slightly more rear weight bias, giving it superb handling characteristics. Fold down rear seats, shadowline trim, and Euro headlights make the Touring one of the most exclusive and sporting E30s. The U.S. market never got the Touring, but they are legal now, thanks to the 25-year exemption. Most were subjected to harsh climates and daily duty, thanks to their increased utility. Rust in the rear hatch is a common issue, making dry climate history an important consideration regarding the country of origin. This and a clean body are the most important factors in finding a touring.
I purchased this Italian Market Touring as a personal car in 2015. It was originally a 320i with the two-liter six-cylinder M20B20 engine and zero rust thanks to being from the dry climate of Italy. It was well optioned in Salmon Silver a metallic over Anthracite cloth with an M Tech 2 steering wheel, analog clock, power rear windows, and a sunroof. The only issue was the power, the M20B20 engine was gutless at Colorado altitudes—why BMW ever made a six cylinder with the displacement of a four cylinder is something that only makes sense in European tax code. I solved this by swapping in an S50B30 engine from a 1994 (European) M3 mated to an E30 M3 G265 gearbox. The driveshaft is a rebuilt unit from an E30 M3 and the diff is a 3.64 limited-slip differential (E36 internals in an E30 case). The engine was already adapted for E30 fitment from a friend who built the swap while stationed in Germany using an E34 oil pan and wiring harness adapters. For the Touring I deleted the brake booster, fitted an E36 radiator with an electric cooling fan, large volume oil cooler, custom skid-plate, and a custom exhaust using factory euro headers, a high-flow catalytic converter, and a Magnaflow muffler with black tips. I replaced the gas tank (the original had a small depression that limited fuel pickup), fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, mass airflow sensor, spark plugs, and oxygen sensor. The suspension is made up of an E36 M3 front and 318ti rear five-lug swap, under Ground Control E30 coilovers and camber plates. All suspension bushings were replaced with Garagistic poly bushings and Garagistic rear camber and toe adjusters were welded in. The wheels are 16 x 8 inch E38 Style 5's with fresh Bridgestone 205/50R16 RE-71R tires. The front and rear fenders are rolled for clearance (done so after the pictures in the ad). Inside I replaced the anthracite cloth comfort seats with cloth sport seats and added oil pressure and oil temperature gauges in the center console.
I have several years and far too much money in this build, and it has finally neared completion. It was built with track and autocross usage in mind, but it is still "street-able" and street legal. That said, it is a brutishly loud and the suspension is firm, so the lighthearted need not apply—this isn't your mother's station wagon! The Euro S50 pulls much stronger with a higher redline (7800 rpm rev limiter!) than the US S52 does and has none of the drive-by-wire delay that the S54 does—it's a shame that we never got the Euro S50 engines in the States. The main item that still needs to be addressed is an occasional slight hesitation that could be electrical or fuel related, but does not affect regular drive-ability. I also have an extra Alpha N ECU that I am including with the car, or you could choose to run a standalone ECU of your choice if you want to go that route. I have eliminated most of the expensive variables that it could be (Euro S50-specific MAF, fuel pump, Euro S50-specific O2 sensors, etc.), and, again, it does not affect normal drive-ability—you could literally drive it as it is forever without issue. The heater core lines still need to be developed and connected (you could make these out of off-the-shelf heater hose); the core itself is intact and in good shape. There is one area of clear coat failure on the passenger side door. The brakes and suspension could be tuned to suit the type of driving you prefer (add a larger master cylinder to compensate for the deleted booster, firmer or softer suspension bushings, etc.). I am only selling it because I acquired an M5 Touring. In a perfect world I would finish it before selling it, but that works to your advantage as a buyer, as building this car would cost far more than I am selling it for.
Overall the Salmon Silver paint is in very good condition and presents very well. It is original paint. Close scrutiny reveals minor imperfections and small paint chips, and the most glaring defect is peeling clear coat on the left rear door. There is some faint cracking where the fenders have been rolled, but it is only visible from below. It was an Italian Market Touring and there is absolutely no rust; common areas like the rear hatch, battery and jack trays, front fender seams, lower windshield cowling, and floorboards are all completely rust-free. The Euro VIN placard and firewall stamp are in place. The body and panel gaps are perfectly straight. The left side of the lower valance has a small crease, but it is subtle and presentable. One of the brake ducts is missing in photos, but I have an extra that is included with the car. All other trim is present and intact. The windshield is crack-free, and the side windows are tinted. The Euro smiley headlights have good glass, as do the turn signals, marker lights, and tail lights. One of the fog light lenses is cracked, but it is still water tight. The roof antenna shared with the E30 M3 is present and is great shape. The 16-inch E38 Style 5s are straight and true with only very minor curb rash. The center caps are present with good Roundel emblems. The Bridgestone RE-71R tires are freshly mounted and are worn evenly. The left rear tire has a minor rub marks from before I rolled the fenders, but it is still serviceable.
The interior is in very good condition. There are no odors and it has never been smoked in. The carpet is in good condition. The dashboard is crack-free. The factory M Tech 2 steeling wheel has good leather and no failed stitches. All instrument cluster functions work correctly, along with the oil temp and pressure gauges we added. The analogue Euro clock is an exclusive Euro touch, as are the Euro cluster and German overhead check panel. There are no check panel warnings, but the E36 S50B30 engine does not use an E30 compatible oil level sensor. I removed the bulb, but the check light does need to be manually cancelled after start up. The Sony Stereo sounds great and has an Aux input. I added an early style E28 shifter with very good leather. The blower motor is quiet and functions at all speeds, but the heater hoses are not connected and it never came with air conditioning. The power windows and door locks function correctly and the sunroof is manual, which means it's easier to maintain. The cloth sport seats are in very good shape. The driver's side backrest has a small run in the fabric, but it is presentable. The seats are excellent; they are fitted with headrests and fold forward like all Tourings. The rear hatch area is very clean and the cargo cover is present.
The Euro S50B30 engine idles smoothly and pulls very strongly to redline. The hesitation is slight and occasional, and could simply diminish as it is driven more (as it as for me). All of the common oil leak spots are dry and it does not spot. The G265 transmission shifts smoothly and is the best BMW gearbox to use in this application. The driveshaft, differential, CV axles, and wheel bearings are quiet and free of vibration. The Ground Control suspension is aggressive, but compliant enough for street driving. The poly bushings are louder than stock rubber, but still tolerable for street driving. The combination of negative camber and fat tires give it fantastic turn-in, telepathic steering, and excellent handling, with the trade off being you feel the road much more than a stock E30. The brakes are firm and take some getting used to with the booster delete, but are easy to adjust to after a short time behind the wheel. The exhaust loud and it sounds glorious under full throttle, but it is still tolerable for regular driving, especially under 4K RPMs.


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Q: Allow moderators to respond to comment flags It has been brought to my attention by one of our moderators (here) that they are unable to enter a free-form response to comment flags.
This is unfortunate in some cases where there is e.g. a pattern in a number of flags, or where it is obvious that a reply is in order -- notably when someone uses the free-form flagging reason on a comment.
I think this should be changed at least for the last scenario: What use is there in leaving a free-form flag if the response isn't free-form?!
Implementing this feature request will make it easier for moderators and users to interact without resorting to meta, chat, or e-mail. If those measures are somehow deemed necessary by the moderator, it also provides a natural platform for them to indicate this.

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Smithtown in talks to purchase topless bar
Smithtown may buy a topless bar that has operated for decades across from the town's iconic bull statue on West Jericho Turnpike despite officials' efforts to zone it out of the location.
When town officials tried to close the bar in 2003, TJS sued in Eastern District of New York on free speech grounds, arguing that the town did not give adequate alternative sites or avenues of communication for the business. The case rose to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit before it was remanded to the district court and dismissed in 2010.
How the club remains open in the same location almost a decade later was unclear. Town attorney Matthew Jakubowski did not make himself available for an interview last week. Town spokeswoman Nicole Garguilo said that in 2014 Jakubowski opened an investigation into the club and later issued summonses. He is "currently prosecuting this in district court," she said.
Anthony Guardino, a lawyer specializing in land use and municipal issues at the Farrell Fritz firm in Hauppauge, said the case had added nuance to Supreme Court decisions on the First Amendment. While the district court found that alternative sites existed when Smithtown passed its zoning, the appeals court held that the First Amendment requires courts to also consider the adequacy of alternative sites available when zoning is challenged, he said.
"City, town and village planners need to be aware of this," he said. If alternative sites aren't available at the time of challenge, "that's going to create a constitutional issue."
Related Practice Areas: Land Use & Municipal
Featured Attorneys: Anthony S. Guardino
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2011 City League Non Conference Schedule
The 2011 City League football schedule is up at:
http://www.pps.k12.pa.us/143110127102347580/lib/143110127102347580/HS_FB_1112.pdf
And with only eight teams in the league this season, the opportunities for non-conference play are exciting to say the least.
Seton La Salle vs Carrick
Allderdice at Central Valley
Brashear at Knoch
Langley at Carlynton
Perry at North Hills
Westinghouse at Bentworth
U-Prep/Obama at Summit Academy.
Oliver at Shady Side Academy
Nothing unusual, pretty much the same week one schedule they had last season. Judging by the results from last season's week 1 matchups, form should pretty much follow. The only two teams who won their week one games last season were surprisingly, Westinghouse and Langley who managed to find squads that were worse than they were.
Langley at Theodore Roosevelt, DC
Westinghouse at Linsly.
Langley will be heading down to the Nation's capital to take on the Rough Riders from Roosevelt High. Roosevelt plays in the DC equivalent of the City League, The DCIAA. The Rough Riders finished 3-7 in the DCIAA.
I have always wondered how Pgh City League teams would fare against squads from other inner city leagues like the DCIAA or the Philly Pub. Langley is not the City's best representative but I'm hoping that they will rep the City League proud. The Big Bad Bulldogs will be heading back down to West-by-Gawd Virginia to play the Linsly Cadets, who put a hurting on the Dawgs and the Allderdice Dragons last season. The Cadets will also be adding the Brashear Bulls to their schedule this season.
Perry at Fort Hill, MD
Langley at Homer Center
Week 3 will be the first of three games between the Sentinels of Fort Hill in Maryland and Pittsburgh City League teams. Fort Hill will host Perry and Carrick in week 8 and will come up to the George to play Allderdice in week 4. From what I was able to glean from the Fort Hill website, the Sentinels, (I like that nickname.) went to the Maryland Class A state semifinals where they lost to perennial power Baltimore Dunbar. One thing you have to remember about the City League is that enrollment classes mean nothing in terms of the quality of football played. While Allderdice is considered AAAA in the PIAA, they would lose to the majority of the AAAA teams they played in the WPIAL or elsewhere in the PIAA. The Dragons would lose to most AAA teams and probably half of AA squads. Just because Fort Hill plays in the smallest class of Maryland football does not mean that they'd be a rollover for a AAA or AAAA team from the City League. Of the three City teams that will play Fort Hill, Perry should give them the best game.
While I don't know what Langley has coming back this season, but they lost to the Homer Center Wildcats by two touchdowns last season. I don't think that anything will change for the Mustangs in this matchup.
Carrick at Howland, OH
Ft Hill, MD at Allderdice
Carrick will once again venture into Warren Ohio to take on the Howland Tigers who gave the Raiders a real nice Warren welcome by crushing the Tribe 48-0. The Tigers ended up going undefeated and were eliminated in the OHSAA regional semifinals. So a daunting task for the Carrick Raiders indeed.
Oliver at Wheeling Central
The Oliver Bears head down to Wheeling to take on the Maroon Knights of Wheeling Central Catholic High School. The Knights have been on a number of City League teams schedules over the years. Allderdice, Brashear, Perry, Langley and Oliver have taken the ride into the Panhandle to play Wheeling Central with only Perry and Brashear boasting of wins. But it's a short trip and with few exceptions, the City has competed well against WCC though they haven't many wins to show for it. For the record, Wheeling Central won the Class A state title in West Virginia in 2010.
Mercyhurst Prep vs Oliver
The Bears welcome to the friendly confines of the George, the Mercyhurst Prep Lakers. The Lakers went 12-1 last years losing to the always tough Farrell Steelers in the PIAA District 10 finals.
Perry at Erie East
Westinghouse at Morgantown
The Perry Commodores will take a trip north to District 10 land, where they will be stopping off at East High School to play the Warriors. East finished 2-6 in 2010, and they sound like the Erie Metro League's version of a Westinghouse or an Oliver. Perry, of course won the City Championship last season. While I won't say that Perry should win this one in a walkover, considering that the One Stars don't have Gary McGhee running the offense this season, they should win just the same.
The Bulldogs will make their first trip to Morgantown to face the Mohigans. Last season, Morgantown went 11-2 and lost in the Class AAA state semifinals.
Allderdice at Linsly, WV
Carrick at Fort Hill, MD
The Linsly Cadets will make their second consecutive trip to the George to face the Dragons. In 2010, the Cadets smacked the 'Dice around to the tune of a 49-13 beatdown. The Cadets finished 8-2 on the regular season in the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference.
Brashear at Linsly, WV.
Brashear closes out the non conference schedule for the City League by heading down to face the Cadets.
Brashear is taking one open date in Week 5 and U-Prep/Obama is taking two open dates in Week 6 and week 9, but all the rest are taking a full ten week schedule. The intriguing games on the schedule to me are the three games between Perry, Allderdice and Carrick and Ft.Hill.
Good to see Langley taking a nice trip down to DC. Perry has shown once again that they'll play anyone anywhere opening up against North Hills at Martorelli for the second year running, and the games against Erie East and Ft. Hill should be good.
Carrick is showing that they are gluttons for punishment going back to Howland to face the Tigers who crushed them last season. Brashear has picked up Linsly Academy who'll be facing the 'Dice and the 'House.
It's not unusual to see how many City teams will be playing against out of state squads who made deep runs in their respective state playoffs. I'm thinking that the majority of these matchups were made by the non-city schools approaching the City schools first because they had an extra hole to fill in their schedule and they were looking for a team that wouldn't pose too much of a threat. And with three open dates on their schedules, City League coaches were scrambling to find a game anywhere they could.
Which can only benefit the City League in the long run. Playing against schools like Fort Hill, Morgantown, Howland, and Mercyhurst Prep is the only way that the City League can get better in terms of the quality of the football. Especially if the plan to merge with the WPIAL ever goes through. It's gonna hurt getting beat 49-13 and 48-0, but the City has to take on the best competition available, which because the WPIAL is deep into their conference schedules at the times the games mentioned above will be played, will require them to find opponents out of state.
From another point of view, the fact that the City teams will be the ones doing the traveling in most cases gives those teams a chance to bond as a team on those long bus trips as well as see what a real home field advantage looks like. For the most part, our teams will be playing in front of crowds much larger than what they see at the George on a Friday afternoon or evening. They'll be witnessing the best of the pageantry of high school football. They'll hear bands that consist of hundreds of students instead of the few dozen who may or may not even show up for a home game. They'll get the vibe of playing in a stadium that is a true home field, not one that is shared by seven other schools and has no atmosphere. Ultimately, if and when the City League merges into the WPIAL, this is what they'll see and experience week-in and week out. So it's best to get used to it now.
It would be nice if some of these out of state teams would return the favor and come to the George so we City fans can see what we're missing out on. I don't know how many of the games on this schedule are one-shot deals or whether there's a home and home clause in the contract. But I for one would love to see a Howland, or even a Theodore Roosevelt from DC come up here and show us what they have.
This is probably the most exciting schedule in the City League in a long time. It's weird considering that the Pgh Public Schools are crying poormouth and are using that excuse to delay merging w/the WPIAL, but they can send teams to Maryland and DC. Maybe getting out of town on some trips will let our boys and fans see what a real home field advantage is like. That said, I can't wait for the football season to start. It'll be a hoot and a holler, and the Advocate will back in this seat to put his unique take on things.


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The settlement originated as a folwark (German: vorwerk), mentioned in 1722 as zum vorwerg Knay. It lies on the Knajka stream and on the southern outskirts of Kniejski Las (lit. Knaj's Forest). All this names are derived from a word knieja denoting a wild, dense forest. In 1735 Knaj was adjoined to a Catholic parish in Pruchna. Later it became a part of the modern municipality of Drogomyśl.

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Bharti Airtel Int'l (Netherlands) B.V.
Announcement of Periodic Review: Moody's announces completion of a periodic review of ratings of Bharti Airtel Ltd.
Hong Kong, February 05, 2019 -- Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has downgraded to Ba1 from Baa3 the senior unsecured rating for Bharti Airtel Ltd. (Bharti) as well as the backed senior unsecured notes issued by Bharti's wholly owned subsidiary, Bharti Airtel Int'l (Netherlands) B.V.
At the same time, Moody's has assigned a Ba1 corporate family rating (CFR) to Bharti and withdrawn the company's Baa3 issuer rating.
This rating action concludes the review for downgrade initiated on 8 November 2018.
"The downgrade reflects uncertainty as to whether or not the company's profitability, cash flow situation and debt levels can improve sustainably and materially, given the competitive dynamics in the Indian telco market ," says Annalisa DiChiara, a Moody's Vice President and Senior Credit Officer.
Bharti reported EBITDA of INR265 billion for the 12 months ending 31 December, representing a 15.5% year-over-year contraction. Moreover, the profitability of its core Indian mobile segment -- which contributes around 37% of EBITDA - remained low, generating just INR98 billion over the same period.
"A significant recovery in cash flow from the core Indian mobile segment is needed to strengthen the company's credit quality and support greater financial flexibility," adds DiChiara, also Moody's lead analyst for Bharti.
At the same time, the Ba1 CFR reflects the company's solid market position in the high growth Indian mobile market. It also considers Bharti's aim to reduce debt levels significantly through asset sales and the secondary IPO of its African operations.
Moody's estimates the profitability of Bharti's Indian mobile segment will remain low over the next several quarters in the absence of a fundamental change in the pricing of mobile services, together with proportional shift in the composition Bharti's subscriber base to high-end 4G customers. However, the company has taken steps to improve revenues and profitability including its minimum recharge plans.
In addition, Moody's estimates that Bharti's adjusted consolidated leverage registered 4.5x at 31 December 2018 remaining above levels consistent with a Baa3 rating.
Finally, although debt levels may fall as the company executes on its capital raising initiatives, Bharti's operating cash flows will become more reliant on its Indian operations.
The outlook is negative. Although significant level of capital-raising over the near-term could be used to reduce debt levels, weak cash flow generation of the core mobile operations will likely keep leverage elevated.
The negative outlook also reflects that expected asset sales are subject to market timing and/or require regulatory and shareholder approvals, therefore raising execution risks with respect to the amount of proceeds ultimately raised, as well as the timing of their completion. That said, we recognize the company has already raised $1.45 billion from the Pre-IPO of its African operations, with around $1 billion used to repay debt on a consollidated basis.
The rating outlook could be stabilized if Bharti strengthens its credit profile, with a stabilization of its core Indian mobile and non-mobile services.
A significant reduction in debt, such that consolidated leverage -- as measured by adjusted debt/EBITDA reflecting the deconsolidation of Infratel - is sustained under 3.5x, would also support stabilization of the outlook.
Downward ratings pressure would arise if capital-raising activities fail to materialize as planned or earnings and cash flow deteriorate further, or market share, on a revenue basis, contracts materially. Such a development would be exemplified by 1) adjusted consolidated debt/EBITDA remaining above 4.5x (or above 5.0x reflecting the deconsolidation of Infratel) or 2) adjusted EBITDA margins falling below 35% on a sustained basis.
Founded in 1994, Bharti Airtel Ltd. is the third largest telecommunications service provider globally, based on total number of subscribers. At 31 December 2018 it had 403 million customers across operations in 16 countries across South Asia and Africa.
Bharti listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange in 2002.


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Gary Tomlinson
John Hay Whitney Professor of Music and Humanities, Yale University
Panel: Deep Time & Intelligence
Gary Tomlinson, A Million Years of Music: The Emergence of Human Modernity. 2015, Zone Books.
Gary Tomlinson has recently put forward an audacious origin story for articulate human speech. Whereas many scholars have posited a burst of cultural activity due to a supposed "discovery" of language by our ancient ancestors—around 100,000 to 60,000 years ago—Tomlinson brings his musical sensibility to bear on this timeline, positing instead 1,000,000 years of proto-musical gesture calling and sonorous stone tool crafting. "Deep Time & Intelligence" features Tomlinson amidst other thinkers of the sonic modality of intelligence and its role in evolutionary and individual timelines for learning, thinking, and music-making.
Biography: Yale University
Video Release: Friday, April 2, 2021 / 9:00am EST
Live Q&A: Monday, April 5, 2021 / 11:00am–12:00pm EST
Culture and the Course of Human Evolution
2018, University of Chicago Press
Culture and the Course of Human Evolution is aimed at both scientists and humanists, and it makes the case that neither side alone can answer the most important questions about our origins.
Music and Historical Critique
2007, Routledge
A retrospective view of the author's achievements in bringing to the heart of musicological discourse both deep-seated experiences of the past and meditations on the historian's ways of understanding them.
2015, Zone Books
Tomlinson builds a model of human evolution that revises our understanding of the interaction of biology and culture across evolutionary time-scales, challenging and enriching current models of our deep history. As he tells his story, he draws in other emerging human traits: language, symbolism, a metaphysical imagination and the ritual it gives rise to, complex social structure, and the use of advanced technologies.
© 2023 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.


Beautiful house in a stunning setting at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains in Esporles . It occupies a plot of 10,500 sq metres (2.5 acres) with pool and immaculate gardens. The house extends to 300 sq metres and features 4 double bedrooms (possibility of 2 more bedrooms, currently used as living rooms), 2 bathrooms, (one en suite) and guest toilet. There are a spacious living room with fireplace, large fitted kitchen, utility room and dining room which is adjacent to the swimming pool. The house also has gas central heating and its own water well. There is a separate and independent dwelling of 50 sq metres on the plot. This house is completely secluded and enjoys fabulous open views within the protected UNESCO World Heritage area of the Tramuntana mountains.


When the J2EE Edition of BlueDragon was open sourced as Open BlueDragon, one of the things that had to be removed was CFDOCUMENT. This is because BlueDragon uses a commercial library for CFDOCUMENT functionality which of course meant that piece of things couldn't be included in Open BlueDragon.
We've been looking at and discussing various Java document libraries for a while, and I'm happy to report that an initial implementation of CFDOCUMENT is in the nightly builds of Open BlueDragon. Specifially we're using the xhtmlrenderer library (also known under the very cool "Flying Saucer Project" moniker), and it offers some fantastic functionality (great pagination support is just one item ...) as you can read on their site or in the OpenBD blog post.
Note that since this is an initial drop of this functionality into OpenBD there are currently some limitations, most notably CFDOCUMENTITEM and CFDOCUMENTSECTION, but these will be added soon.
Even as it stands in the nightly builds, however, it's quite useful and if you've been waiting to make the move to OpenBD because of the lack of CFDOCUMENT, your wait is (nearly) over!


Each day has a bell ringer, 1 problem to explore and an exit slip. There is also a link to a hook/video/song on each day. There are a few extra review problems at the end of the powerpoint for extra review.


Ato Zenawi Asres, the father of Ethiopia's Prime Minister, Meles Zenawi, passed away today at the age of 82, WIC, the pro-government media reported on its website.
The late Zenawi Asres was born in Adwa town of Tigray State and served as administrator of Adwa and Bizet woredas, among the other responsibilities he fulfilled, WIC added.
He also reportedly defied both the feudal and military regimes and even went to the bush to fight the military junta.
The funeral of Zenawi Asres will be held tomorrow at Adwa town in the presence of his family and relatives, it was learnt.
Zenawi is survived by 14 children.
This entry was posted on June 26th, 2008 at 22:51 by apache and is filed under Ethiopia.


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Grant v. Swarthout, No. 13-55584 (7-7-17)(Reinhardt w/Tashima & Paez). This is an equitable tolling case. Do not ask for whom the petition tolls, it tolls for thee (if prevented from filing by the prison's delay). In this matter, as petitioner's one year AEDPA statute neared its running, he asked for forms to file his federal petition. The prison delayed, and he was 20 days out. The State then said that he should have been more diligent. The 9th said he was diligent, and that the petitioner had the full year, not part of it, or most of it. The petition should be regarded as timely due to tolling.
US v. Chavez-Cuevas, No. 15-50480. (7-10-17)(Bea w/Callahan & Ikuta). The 9th resolutely holds that California robbery (211) is a "crime of violence" under the categorical approach of Deschamps and Mathis. The 9th rejects the challenge to prior precedent, Becerril-Lopez, which had so held, reasoning that its finding of a COV is not contrary to Deschamps and Mathis. Rather, the 9th explains, although the state robbery statute is broader than a generic robbery, the offense it also encompasses is extortion, which is itself a COV. Any way you cut it, a COV occurred.
The 9th also deals with what happens when a district court fails to "accept" the plea agreement. The colloquy was held before a magistrate, the recommendation made to accept, and then at sentencing, everything preceded as usual except the plea agreement was never accepted. Under a plain error analysis, even if there was error, the 9th finds it unclear how the court's failure affected substantive rights or was especially grave. Everyone acted as if it was accepted.
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NYC council to finally meet on repealing controversial 'no dancing' law
The meeting is set to take place 19th June…
Aman Ellis
Thursday, June 15, 2017 - 01:39
New York City council members will meet at City Hall this Monday 19th June to discuss the repeal of the controversial Cabaret Law.
Councilman Rafael Espinal is leading the reform and has plans to institute a 'Night Mayor' position similar to other cities.
The law requires nightclubs and bars to purchase a specific license if they'll be hosting a party with three or more people dancing. The permit is notoriously hard to get, with only a handful of clubs actually possessing one. Yet, some say law enforcement uses it as a crutch, citing the law whenever they need cause to enter a nightclub.
Many cities have seen their own version of 'no dancing' laws, but this one is particularly unnerving because of its racist roots. Originally enacted 1926, the law was set in place to prevent interracial mingling in Harlem jazz clubs. Although the law was not enforced for most of its life, conservative mayor Rudy Giuliani revamped it in the eighties in an effort to clean up the city.
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Vikings Tami Krause Named 'Women in Business' Honoree
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. –The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal announced on Tuesday that Tami Krause, Director of Women's Initiatives and Head Coach of the Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders, has been selected as a "Women in Business" winner.
"I was so excited when I got the email," Krause said. "It's just a huge honor to be part of that group of elite women. I'm also excited to represent the Vikings [through this award]."
A total of 51 women, including one career achievement award honoree, were recognized for their professional achievements, leadership and contributions to the broader Twin Cities community. The winners include industry-leading executives and entrepreneurs.
All the honorees will participate in a photo shoot later this month as well as being recognized at an upcoming luncheon and featured in the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal released in late May.
"On behalf of the entire Vikings organization we are thrilled that Tami has been recognized with the 2016 Women in Business Award," Vikings Chief Operating Officer Kevin Warren said. "Tami has been a dedicated and energetic employee of our franchise, and it is exciting to see her hard work, passion and talent recognized by the Twin Cities community."
As the Director of Women's Initiatives, Krause hopes the honor and subsequent events will raise awareness for the ways the Vikings organization is making an impact.
"My hope is that it will continue to reach the community and show them all the things we're working to accomplish and starting to activate," Krause said.
Since the award highlights both career achievements and community involvement, Krause's background lends itself heavily to the honor. Having held a position with the Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders for 19 years, Krause has participated in and organized community outreach, military events and numerous appearances in the Twin Cities community. Personally, Krause has played an active role with the American Heart Association for more than 10 years and was named the 2009 AHA Volunteer of the Year after participating in 100-plus events on the organization's behalf.
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David Benedek (born 3 June 1980 in Munich, West Germany) is a former professional snowboarder.
He was a co-founder of former US-based production company Robot Food, his creative work has been awarded by a variety of organisations including the Art Directors Club of Europe, the Red Dot and the IF Design Award.  Neon Magazine named him as one of the 100 most influential young Germans.

Competitive history
 Best Trick Award, Red Bull Gap Session, 2006 & 2008
 Transworld Readers Poll 2006 Standout of the Year
 Snowboarder Magazine Rider of the Year 2004
 Snowboarder Magazine Best Video Part of the Year 2004
 Snowboarder Magazine Rider of the Year 2003
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Snowboard films
 2002 Afterbang
 2003 Lame
 2004 Afterlame
 2005 91 Words for Snow
 2006 Red Bull Gap Session 2006
 2007 In Short

References

External links
 www.davidbenedek.com
 www.almostanything.com
 www.blankpaperstudio.com

German male snowboarders
Living people
1980 births
Sportspeople from Munich
German film producers
Film people from Munich


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Amazing 3D Sidewalk Chalk Drawings.
I've done a post or two on this guy Nikolaj Arndt. His sidewalk chalk drawings are mind boggling. Here are some I have never seen before. As usual we have to give a big H/T to Hujonwi this AM for theses pics. Here is a link to get to Nicolaj Site. Or below.
Also I want to personally thank Hujonwi and all others who send me such great stuff.
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Wow! These people are good!
Thank you Steve for this most enjoyable post. I just love all of the artwork of nature and creation. These 3-D sidewalk chalk drawings are incredible! Can you imagine the skill it would take to produce this art? Incredible!
hujonwi, that would be cool.


After granting a delay for merchants and landowners to give input on this summer's overhaul of South Barstow Street, the Eau Claire City Council will still face the same proposed plan and change requests it had two weeks ago.
The South Barstow Business Improvement District's board voted 11-2 Tuesday to recommend the street design that was up for consideration, leaving it to the City Council to decide if requests from a few property owners should be granted to change parts of the plan.
"My fear if this is we're passing the buck," tavern owner Will Glass of The Fire House, 202 Gibson St., told fellow downtown business owners at Tuesday's meeting. "You could end up happy. You could end up very disappointed."
The city received requests last month to change features in the planned project that impact on-street parking, safety and landscape maintenance.
Property owners John Mogensen and Lisa Aspenson requested fewer "bump-outs" — raised, paved areas that protrude into the parking lane — in the middle of blocks, between intersections.
"On a normal day-to-day basis, all they're doing is removing two parking spots," said Mogensen, who owns numerous buildings on South Barstow Street. "I think we should maximize the parking."
But other downtown leaders noted that the bump-outs should remain because they serve practical functions, not just aesthetics.
"For us, it's a safety consideration," said Darcy Way, executive director of the Children's Museum of Eau Claire, 220 S. Barstow St. "We want the traffic coming into this intersection to be as slow as possible."
The proposed plan for the five blocks of South Barstow Street scheduled for construction would create 62 on-street parking stalls where there currently are 53 spots. Getting rid of all the mid-block bump-outs would create 24 more parking spaces, noted deputy city engineer Doug Derks.
Mogensen also found several spots on the plan where he would like a tree, as opposed to a small landscaped area called a "parklet."
Requests from property owner requests would cut the 15 planned parklets down to eight.
But some of the merchants at the meeting wanted the mini-parks to remain in the plan to make downtown more attractive.
"I think without the parklets, our downtown is going to look so sterile," said Jane Wolf, owner of the Silver Feather, 126 S. Barstow St.
Three City Council members — David Strobel, Monica Lewis and Eric Larsen — attended Tuesday's meeting of business leaders, as did several city employees.
The council delayed approving about $1.7 million in bids for the project on April 23, but noted that a decision must be made at its May 14 meeting or the road work would be postponed for another year.
The South Barstow Business Improvement District board took another vote Tuesday morning, unanimously affirming that it wanted the construction to happen this summer and not be delayed.
"If it does not go Tuesday, it will go another year," said Dan Goelzer, owner of The Calico Shoppe and Purple Petunia, 214 and 216 S. Barstow St. "That will upset the community."


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Petty Pool Vocational College is an education provider for young adults with learning difficulties. It offers a wide range of activities and has an outdoor activities centre on site.
At the helm is Jayne Wilson, Chief Executive Officer, who reached out to Stockwell Safety to provide some health and safety support. "We realised that we needed to develop our organisational/management approach to recording our H&S arrangements and also wanted a clear way forward to make our approach more robust. We required a clear assessment of where we currently were and some advice on how we could further improve."
"What made them stand out over others was their personal approach and they were extremely knowledgeable".
Adam Harries CMIOSH, was the health and safety consultant assigned to the case. "It was clear to me that there was a very positive culture within the organisation when it came to the health, safety and welfare of the learners. What was needed was a little more structure to allow Jayne to more clearly see how all the moving parts of the health and safety management system worked together. When I met Jayne to discuss how we could help, I went through our approach, which involves working collaboratively with our clients to devise and implement bespoke solutions."
Stockwell Safety conducted an audit of the health and safety management system in place at the college in order to provide the overview necessary for a gap analysis. Says Jayne, "…from the audit we were able to work through a number of actions to give a more comprehensive management system. We also were able to arrange training through Stockwell Safety."
As Adam explains, "I devised a bespoke audit for Petty Pool and visited site a few times in order to observe the activities that take place, speak to staff, and critically review the health and safety documentation they had. Following the audit, I was able to identify a few solutions that would help."
"The support and advice allowed us to asses where we were and what our strengths and areas for improvement were. We then had a clear way forward, along with continued advice and support from Stockwell Safety".
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El Jueves nº 1573, unreal sex or the story of a kidnapping
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A cover for (shameful) history
Destroying "the mould", it all looks like a cartoon from El Jueves
Internet against censorship
Closure and downfall of the website
El Jueves. The Madrid Journalists' Union considers that the seizure of a publication corresponds to pre-democratic times
Issue nº 1574 is out
Protest calls
Thursday hijacked. Click to see complete
Front cover of the magazine El Jueves 1.573 with drawing by Guillermo and script by Manel
The cover of the 1.573rd issue of"El Jueves" will surely be the most viewed in the history of this magazine, which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. I have no problem writing another 30 years about the absurdity of the measure of hijacking the magazine, so this will be a longpost.
In the image and under a red text that reads "2,500 euros per child ", alluding to the aid that the Government will grant to the families of children born from now on, there is a caricature of Felipe practicing the "doggy style" with Letizia while he comments to her:
"Do you realise? If you get pregnant? This is going to be the closest thing to work
I've ever done in my life!"
I will treasure my original. An exclusive piece of evidence of the coronary heart disease in this country. I have already deposited my magazine in the safe and made myself strong at home to keep the kidnappers out.
Judge del Olmo has asked for the "mould" of the cover to be destroyed so that it cannot be reproduced again, the judge believes that the cartoons are drawn with a chisel on marble, which has brought millions of visits to the magazine's website and has ensured the full sale of next week's edition and maybe two or three more. A master of the viral.
Download Preliminary Proceedings Order(PDF)
Guillermo Torres (resident in Seville), author of the drawing with script by Manel Fontdevila (author of "La parejita") has answered the 43 questions of the readers in a digital meeting in El Mundo that curiously has given a very complete coverage to the matter. (I sent a couple of questions but there was a long queue)
Del Olmo, that great publicist, has been spared the kidnapping as it has sold out at all points of sale in just 20 seconds.
The Spanish constitution forbids prior censorshipof publications, but allows for seizure once on the street if a judge determines that it violates certain fundamental rights.
Prosecutor Miguel Angel Carballo, who has acted at the behest of the Attorney General's Office, plans this afternoon to extend the request for the magazine's withdrawal to websites and wherever it is displayed.
If they intend to remove it from the internet, they should start hiring people because I fear they have work for years, the image is being reproduced at breakneck speed.
The reactions follow one after the other on the web, which once again gives a lesson in monitoring the traditional media and barely gives time to follow them. Thus the veteran Mauro Entrialgo in his El País blog, as well as creating this great cartoon on the issue of the "mould", was very active in blogs and communities adding his point of view.
José María Varona, vice-president of FECO Spain, the national branch of the federation of European cartoonists, believes that the magazine "has gone too far" with the cover and that "it is in bad taste", an expression that has been repeated by many media in an attempt to stay looking from afar but taking advantage of the media's pull in the hunt for readers, listeners or viewers, but yes, all of them showing the cover.
Varona also adds:
"I contacted my colleagues at El Jueves when I found out what they had done and told them that, in my opinion, they had gone too far, that the cover was vulgar. The President of the Government and his wife, for example, and any of us and our families would not like to be depicted in a situation like the one in which the Prince and Princess of Asturias appear"
These statements by Jose Maria Varona, FECO vice-president, leave his partners and pencil-pushing colleagues in a very bad place. Not only for turning their backs on them, but also because I believe they have not been consulted, (See Malagón's e-mail to FECO asking if these statements are from FECO or a personal opinion). Whether you belong to FECO or not, I suggest you take a stand on these statements by leaving Malagón your opinion on the communiqué on his blog.
FECO finally replies to Malagón by issuing this statement that closes this matter.
Official FECO statement
The undersigned, members of FECO SPAIN, declare:
That the opinion of Mr. José-Mª Varona, 2nd Vice-President of FECO ESPAÑA, in relation to the kidnapping of the magazine "El Jueves", published in "El Pais" last Friday does not represent at all the feeling of this Federation of Cartoonists, being a totally particular opinion.
That freedom of expression is a constitutional right and the seizure of the satirical magazine "El Jueves" is a clear attack on it. That the limits to freedom of expression are the Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. That this attack takes us back to times we considered to be past and causes us shame and embarrassment.
Enrique Pérez Penedo "ENRIQUE" President of FECO SPAIN
Juli Sanchis Aguado "HARCA" 1st Vice-president
Marçal Abellà "MARÇAL" Marçal Abellà "MARÇAL" Marçal Abellà
Antonio Marrugat "MARRUGAT" Antonio Marrugat "MARRUGAT" Ermengol Tolsà "MARRUGAT
Ermengol Tolsà "ERMENGOL" Ermengol Tolsà "ERMENGOL" Jesus Zulet "ZULET
Jesús Zulet "ZULET
Xaquin Marín "X.MARIN" Xaquin Marín "X.MARIN" Joaquin Aldeguer "ALDEGER
Joaquin Aldeguer "ALDEGUER" Joaquin Aldeguer "ALDEGUER" Melchor Prats "MELCHOR PRATS
Melchor Prats "MEL"
"MALAGON"
Press release from Ficomic on the hijacking of the magazine.
Varona on FECO's communiqué to El País:
ATTENTION: CORRESPONDENT OF "EL PAÍS"
Following our telephone conversation this afternoon, I am sending you the requested note with the request that you send it to the newspaper's website.
In relation to the news item that appeared yesterday in elpais.com, about the cover of the latest issue of El Jueves, I would like to inform you of the following:
That at no time have I spoken on behalf of FECO ESPAÑA (member of the International Federation of Cartoonists) or any other cartoonists' association to which I belong.
Any statement that I have made or may make on the matter, are exclusively private, as other colleagues have done.
That at no time did I use the word "foul", although I did express my disagreement with scenes such as the one published -and with that one in particular-, in which members of the royal family, the government or any of us may appear -out of respect for the human condition-.
That at all times I have stated that I am against the kidnapping, firstly because it is useless, since it has multiplied by a thousand what it was intended to repair, given the national and international coverage of this affair, and especially because I am a fervent defender of freedom of expression.
It is the same position I adopted when it came to the Muhammad cartoons.
At no time did I claim that on this occasion I had called the colleagues of El Jueves. I did say, however, that on a certain occasion I had approached a colleague from that magazine to comment on certain content.
I think that the lady who phoned me must have made a mess of everything, probably without bad intentions, and ended up mixing up concepts, giving rise to a text with which I cannot agree.
José María Varona
Other stragglers, such as El Listo, showed their solidarity in a funny attempt to call on Judge Del Olmo to "publicise" his cartoon in support of the magazine.Statement by the AACE (Spanish Association of Comic Book Authors)
El Listo explains it like this:
"Hey, you may have heard by now that Judge Del Olmo has ordered the withdrawal of a humour magazine because he didn't like the cover, as in those wonderful years.
Today's comic, rather than a comic, is a little parida as a tribute and provocation, lest this also works for us and we suddenly get more visits"
That's why a group of fellow cartoonists in a common blog started to compile them: http://comicsenblog.blogspot.com/search/label/el%20jueves and among others you can see vignettes like this one by Runtime-error, who on his page invites anyone who wants to use it on his blog to do so freely:
The friends of the magazine CRETINO publish this "tuning"
of the cover of the discord adding new identities and script to the cartoon giving it a touch of actuality not yet "exploited" by the multiple versions that already circulate around.
In case you don't read the text properly:
"Imagine, my dear, with this money…"
"The number of limpet bombs we're going to be able to buy"
There is also a succession of "political" reactions as Eduardo Madina, PSOE deputy also defends El Jueves although he takes the opportunity to ask Del Olmo to act against Jimenez Losantos
for an article published in Libertad Digital, entitled EL GOLPE DE ESTADO DEL PSOE y ERC (THE COUP OF STATE OF THE PSOE AND ERC)
It seems that there is a disguised unwritten pact to abandon the kidnapped to their fate, as if not wanting to get involved… it seems ugly, very ugly to me.
However, I have been able to obtain some statements from the Royal Household on the kidnapping decision which I reproduce verbatim here:
The seizure of publications by order of the judges after Franco's death for information related to the Crown considered injurious is nothing new, although the last time it happened for this reason was more than 20 years ago.
It is assumed that all media editors already have their opinions well thought out, but…
Arsernio Escolar, 20 Minutos: "I don't think there are grounds for the prosecutor's request, nor for the judge's decision" ,adding that the magazine has been subjected to a huge marketing campaign
José Luís Rodríguez Zarzalejos, ABC: The cover of 'El Jueves' is 'absolutely denigrating, not only because it is a caricatured representation of the Princes, but also because they are two citizens who have the right to privacy and to their own image and honour, which this cartoon violates in a crude and explicit way'.
"Moreover, being the heir to the Crown, there is 'an additional reason that the Penal Code includes as insults to the Crown" promise an editorial on 21 July (we have to make some money)
La Razón , for the same reason as ABC did not even want to make statements to EFE and reserves them for its editorial on 21 July.
El Mundo does the same, although it already anticipates that the kidnapping measure "seems wrong to it"
The 21st dawns with the police removing the magazine from the newsstands , as for example in the Basque Country
It is hypocritical, imagine that instead of showing such an explicit stance there would have been the same sandwiches but with the image of both of them under the sheets and "with the light off" for sure nobody would be talking about this now.
As an example, I take this cartoon from 30 April, although it is one of those of "dressed people" when making children did not yet have a "pedrea"
The cartoonists are one more piece, just as necessary as the rest of those who move the community, I have a strange feeling that for some time now, there are too many people who have lost their sense of humour or who never had it.
It's backward and solemn nonsense to hijack a humour magazine with all the really important issues we have to solve.
My cat, who is very royalist, has also bought the magazine and read it at siesta time:
Attention cartoons:
It is strictly forbidden to be too "royal"
We can make all the jokes we want but the kidnapping is very bad news, today freedom of expression does not exist.
Cartoon by Javigarcía
This subject will continue and will continue to generate debates, reflections, news and campaigns, but for the time being, we are left with the magazine's communiqué published on its web page, which is once again operative, although the public prosecutor's office has also asked the judge to close the "El Jueves" web page
The magazine's website, which is still open, shows the cover of the controversial issue and a communiqué.
However, the internet is already mobilised against the censorship and more and more websites and blogs are joining the protest. At this address you can find a large number of reactions and even a link to download the complete magazine in case you have not been able to get hold of it by the traditional means.
The mobilisations against the kidnapping already have a date and time in the street, a rally in front of the Audiencia Nacional at 8pm (Saturday 21 July).
The anonymous call sent by email and mainly by sms calls for the demonstration:
"Saturday 8pm, Republican rally against the kidnapping of El Jueves, in front of the Audiencia Nacional (Plaza de la Villa de París, next to c/ Génova, metro Colón) take the tricolour and a copy of the front page. Pass it on"
Chronicle of the rally in front of the Audiencia Nacional against the kidnapping of "El Jueves"with photos and video
The closure of the website is effective to no avail, on Saturday 20 July the website of El Jueves is CLOSED. Those responsible for the publication delayed the closure of the website until they received the final order, but on Saturday the website was no longer accessible.
Óscar Nebreda, co-editor of the publication, declares that he hopes to be able to remove the image in order to reopen the website. During Friday 21 July the intermittent downtime was caused by excessive traffic, although on Saturday morning the site was still accessible.
While this was going on Ebay withdrew the copies that were on auction as "prohibited or restricted items", some had reached the price of 100 €, there was even one with a starting price of 1000 (one thousand) €, although bids at that price hardly appeared.
Ebay sends this email to users who bid trying to get their hands on a copy of the item
But there is always someone who invents a way to turn it around and ...
Although today Sunday 22 July at 23:27 there are some copies available on Ebay
On the sale of copies at 2500 euros in Clarín: Spain: they are asking more than 3 thousand dollars for a copy of the magazine that satirized the princes.
There is no news or confirmation that anyone has paid these amounts for one of these copies, I even believe that those who have bought it have no intention of selling it, but as we know, in troubled waters: to auction fast and expensive, in case the confusion is not enough
Another curious initiative that soon appears is that of self-incrimination. On Menéame, the user hugomab suggests that you fill out the complaint form for the Public Prosecutor's Office, explaining that you have published the image of the cover on your blog and that you deserve the same punishment as those on Thursday.
It's Monday 23 July and everything is moving, the website is back online and shows the notification from the Audiencia Nacional
On Monday 23 July the SPM issues this communiqué:
Servimedia. Madrid, 23 July 2007
The Madrid Journalists' Union (SPM) today rejected the decision of Judge Juan del Olmo. He ordered the withdrawal from newsstands of the magazine "El Jueves", for the cartoon in which the Prince and Princess of Asturias have sexual relations, as well as the "blackout" of its website.
Sources from this organisation told Servimedia that, in their opinion, the seizure of a publication is a measure that "corresponds more to pre-democratic times" and that "is out of place in these times", and "even more so in the case of a humorous magazine".
"The measure is disproportionate, since it affects an entire publication and, therefore, the right to information, when in the case of a hypothetical crime, it could only be attributed to individuals", he added.
"Even if there had been an excess of authority, or a possible breach of honour, or a possible offence of offence, the appropriate route would be a legal action, never the seizure of a publication", the sources added.
The union considers that a case such as this would be better dealt with if there were an Information or Communication Council in Spain which would analyse, in the first instance, whether there had been a violation of constitutional rights and, furthermore, whether or not these collide with the constitutional right to information.
The vice-president of the government also declared today that she considers that the seizure of publications is obsolete.
Manel Fontdevila, the cover writer, on his return from his holidays, comments on the matter and quite rightly believes that the reactions have been very mild and suggests that there has been no in-depth debate on what the hijacking of the magazine really means (an opinion I share).
In this thread there is also a friction with El Roto for his "position" on the issue.
Guillermo Torres and Manel Fontdevila are summoned to testify at the Audiencia Nacional on Wednesday.
Today the media are already reporting on the issue they are preparing on Tele 5, I have seen the Runtime-error cartoon and those of other well-known people who are sure to be added to the issue, and I even know the cover in which the princes will once again have explicit sexual contact.
But this time it will be rated for all audiences as it is a bee fluttering a flower with the text: "We rectify, this is how the princes reproduce " . From what has been seen in the images of Telecinco they are giving away a book for the beach (so we are left again without a blow-up doll) see video in Telecinco
21:30 Monday 23/07/07 the web opens and we can already see the cover of the magazine that comes out the day after tomorrow, although the sentence that some people suggested would appear has changed a bit.
Now everyone will have their say on whether it is a good answer as a cover. We'll have to wait to see the special that will be dedicated to the closure. The cartoons are not signed but you can guess the author, although I won't take any risk in case I give anyone away. We never know what "bug" might bite any judge.
Now, with children's aesthetics, they will no longer be able to say that it is crude, vulgar, in bad taste, X-rated and explicit. The kind where you can't show your mother-in-law.
Innocent everything, with a yellow background so that it can be seen from afar when it hangs in the kiosks. Surely it is not the one that more than one in the editorial staff would have wished for when they were deciding on it.
Many will be disappointed, it's a nice little joke with no bad jokes, come on, the Mayan bee was much more hardcore, but it's a clever joke with a lot of message (for those who know and want to see it).
By the way, the book by Lalo Kubala (that cosmonaut…) that accompanies this issue is very nice, but needs "a bit" of a magnifying glass to be read.
But the message is what matters:
A monkey-faced bee is going to drop a piece of pollen on the little flower with the big nipple.
Anyway, the good one will be the 1 August issue (no. 1574), which will be dedicated to the kidnapping.
Soon the website starts to fill up with messages from readers and parachuting visitors. Maybe the site will fall again now that it has been too successful. This image indicates that they have not been able to do what they would have liked to do. The weather has nothing to do with the zips…
But for the work they have put in here, under the name of Libertad SIEMPRE, República YA, Punto Rojo's campaign, you will find a website dedicated to compiling all the movements, statements, image galleries, etc. that are appearing on the issue of the magazine's kidnapping.
Another section is dedicated to support Jaume D'urgell and a third one where you can add your photos with your Thursday's issue or in support of Jaume to share them with the visitors. To learn about and discuss the reasons for the campaign, you can go to the campaign forum.
And now there is ANOTHER rally in Madrid, the third one to be organised (two in Madrid and one in Malaga)
New rally against the kidnapping of El Jueves
Tuesday, 24 July, at 20h, in front of the Audiencia Nacional, Calle Génova nº26. Metro Colón or Alonso Martínez
Other initiatives on the net:
This blog http://stjueves.blogspot.com/ by the same author of paxarada also compiles vignettes by different authors on the issue, I am sure that very soon someone will work on compiling them as happened with the photoshop montages of the royal family's Christmas greeting.
One of them is this one by Bernal
And here is another blog that warns us in the comments with quite a few montages, some of them very good for a good laugh
And another one that compiles them and adds some new ones.
In the statistics I start to find interesting links, bloggers from other countries like this German blogger already write about the issue and link to this post and also cite the initiative of Cadenapeco.com
The prices on Ebay are heating up (as you can see it was uncertain that they had been withdrawn) and there is already one for 4000€ and several for 3000€ and a lot of 2500, 2000, 1000 and 1500 and a lot of more "reasonable" prices. I am not even thinking of selling mine at the moment, I would only do it to a collector and for real need.
The media have filled their mouths saying that it was selling for 2500 or 3000 euros and it is completely false. Antena3, in their line of not looking beyond their noses, don't realise that nobody bids for the price copies. I don't think they do either. It is possible that they don't even know how Ebay works.
24/07/07 – 23:28. As expected and as they admitted in an interview I remember, the website wasn't "used" to the traffic it is starting to get. Either they keep adding changes to their new design, the thing is that once again they are back to being without all their content. If we add to this the "I just found out about it now" effect that is also occurring, it is likely that the transfer has gone bust. Not long ago it wouldn't open without the www, now it has been fixed.
25/07/07 On the website www.eljueves.es they are starting to add news on how the matter is going, so this post is starting to lose its meaning.
Today Guillermo and Manel have declared and the most likely thing to happen (I hope) is this:
Judge (starlet) del Olmo is ready to close the case "El Jueves without charges"
26/06/07. El Jueves talks on its website about the hypocrisy of some of the talking heads and busts on TV. The news that arrives is that the prosecutor maintains the accusation of slander against the authors of the cartoon in El Jueves.
However, he has finally withdrawn the charge of insulting the Prince in the exercise of his institutional function, which provided for up to two years' imprisonment.
In short, he is trying to set aside the figure of the prince and princess to avoid the debate surrounding Felipe and Letizia in order to "take it to the Crown". In the end, it will lead to the same thing we all know.
In other words, what could happen is the fine (it would be nice if it were 2,500 euros) while waiting for the matter to be closed. They thank the readers for their support during these days.
On 30 July the cover of what will in fact be the special issue is already known. We are sure to have a review of the reactions.
I hope they will put in their place more than one of those real little hairy ones who have been walking around the media playing the media lackey. No doubt this will be a special issue without waste, and I've been told it will feature some of the work and expressions of support that have appeared on the web.
Curiously enough, the text "The magazine that gets hijacked on Fridays" appears in it
01/08/2007 – The special on the kidnapping comes out with 80 pages. My colleague Pepe, the newsagent, asks me: " Why have they brought so many more thanusual ?
He doesn't sell even half of the more than 15 magazines he receives. This special does disappoint me a bit, they have forgotten about the internet. Curiously, they give a lot of space to the negative reviews in the mainstream media. Very little, almost nothing to the multiple collective and individual support campaigns that have moved and are moving on the internet.
The first 11 pages are photos of readers with the cover in their hands but self-censored with the silhouette of their buffoon to cover it up.
Even so, it is a complicit and habitual wink in the pages of the "En familia" section to those who read and/or buy it.
The cartoons that appear interspersed in these pages by "external" cartoonists are because they have been sent to them (and there aren't that many)They are by Javi García (which is in this post), a very old one by Kalvellido, another by Orcajo that I saw recently in Lakodorniz, another by Jate, by josé Tomás, Muñoz and others.
95% of them are vignettes in which the magazine's jester appears. Guillermo signs a faldoncito with an illustration published with the permission of his colleagues Cretinos who have already published it on their blog.
The content is good, quite good. A lot of criticism and they seem annoyed. They seem to be trying to avoid being noticed for being called rude and all that rubbish that the media repeats. A lot of self-promotion camouflaged as humility, trying to give an image of a close, modest magazine, but they don't forget to add the OJD data
For my taste they "waste" a lot of space (5 pages) on headline clippings, opinions of columnists and press contributors and TV clips.
They devote about 35% of the total content to the kidnapping issue
Once again, the best thing is the cartoonists in this special, there are some real gems, such as the two pages by Pedro Vera
The approach of the magazine's management is very much "we are the best" and it's not like that.
It's good, yes, but there's no other (and that's bad, very bad for a country as laughable as this one is)
Many people still think that if the kidnapping had been carried out under a pepero government, God or Mohammed would have been in trouble. They also think that the magazine has remained in its perpetual anti-pp roll and that it will not come out of it.
The age of the readers and of those who make it is rising and this is very noticeable in its contents. It seems complicated to change the register and many are already demanding it, but of course, in the end it is just another product and it has to be sold.
Before criticising it, start a magazine and then come back and tell me about it.
The issue was weak in terms of the company's response, but good in terms of humorous content. I think they have missed a good opportunity to say two or three things that have been left… where have they been left?
Yet another embarrassing curiosity for the 30th of July
Did you "miss" the 1,573rd cover of the Google images results?
Google images, at least in its searches for Spain, does not show any cover of the 1573rd issue. Although in the comments of the post alluding to the subject in Sigt.net someone says that in Google images Mexico it does appear, I can't find it
The colleagues at Cadenapeco.com, who are on the side of freedom of expression, as well as inviting debate, encourage us to put up one of these banners that I have made from the one illustrating this post and to which they add a message.
The banner is the header of El Jueves, which I also add here in case anyone wants to protest on their blog or website.
REMEMBER NOT TO LINK THEM FROM HERE. Download them and upload them to your site or to a free image hosting and link them wherever you want, the important thing is the message.
Official communiqué from El Jueves:
20 July 2007?
We are writing this note on Friday, 20 July 2007, at 7pm. The newsroom is full of media asking us why the magazine has been hijacked.
We don't know how to answer them. El Jueves has published dozens, hundreds of cartoons about the royal family (and about politicians, celebrities, ETA and everything that moves). We have even published a book, TOCANDO LOS BORBONES, a 350-page tome compiling the funniest drawings.
We are graphic humorists and we work aware of our obligation. What readers ask of us is to explore the limits of freedom of expression. We can accept that, on occasion, we may even cross it. It's an occupational hazard.
If we go too far, that's what the courts are for, but… a kidnapping? The police going round newsstands all over the country withdrawing our magazine? Did we really write this on 20 July 2007?
A lot of documentaries about cartoonists:
Categories Cartoons Tags 1.573 1573 borbones casa real Censorship cover El Jueves Felipe y Letizia kidnapping kings Noticias Olmo princesa príncipe Spain
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UK Population Oblivious That Cases Of Liver Disease - The 'Silent Killer' - Are Increasing
UK Population Oblivious That Cases Of Liver Disease - The 'Silent Killer' - Are IncreasingSurvey reveals the vast majority of people are unaware of the prevalence of the disease
Liver disease is currently the fifth biggest killer in England and Wales, after heart disease, cancer, stroke and respiratory disease. Yet surprisingly, out of the five, liver disease is the only major cause of death still increasing year-on-year; with one-in-five people now at risk . Yet, 94% of respondents to a recent survey by Siemens Healthineers admitted to being unaware that cases of liver disease were increasing.
Often billed as the 'silent killer', liver disease has become dangerously ignored in recent years. In fact, only 2% of respondents said liver disease was the medical condition they were most concerned about. Cancer is the greatest worry for six in ten (60%) UK adults, followed by stroke (17%), heart disease (13%) and diabetes (8%). All of which are decreasing in their prevalence.
Despite a number of education programmes, almost one in ten (9%) admitted to being unaware that high alcohol consumption was a key contributor to liver disease. In addition, around half of people were unaware that a poor diet, obesity and undiagnosed hepatitis infection could also lead to the disease.
"Generally, people are much more worried about suffering from cancer, a stroke, heart disease or diabetes than they are from having liver disease," says Peter Harrison, Managing Director, Siemens Healthineers GB and Ireland.
"Whilst these diseases are all concerning, Liver disease is the only major cause of death still increasing year-on-year . The lack of awareness of liver disease causes and symptoms means that people may be unaware they have the disease until it is too late. But it needn't be that way.
"Advancements in early diagnosis means that a trip to the GP for a simple and quick blood test, or a referral for an ultrasound can help to reduce the number of people with advanced liver disease. However, an even better approach would be screening to turn the tide against a growing problem that's often unnoticed until it's too late. "
A liver biopsy is currently recognised as the 'gold standard' for diagnosing and assessing liver damage, however it's increasingly being viewed as an expensive, uncomfortable and potentially risky procedure. The need for a faster, safer and more effective method of diagnosis is more important than ever.
Siemens Healthineers' offers a number of non-invasive tests which help diagnose liver disease early. The simple blood test known as ELF is now included in NICE guidelines, and can be carried out quickly and easily, following a visit to a GP.
"The discovery of the ELF markers represents a significant advancement in the diagnosis of patients with liver disease. Of particular benefit, the ELF test can help diagnose patients with mild-to-moderate liver fibrosis, which is usually asymptomatic, so that clinicians are able to intervene before significant damage to the liver occurs," adds Prof William Rosenberg, DPhil, UCL Institute for Liver and Digestive Health at University College London.
Siemens Healthineers' ultrasound technique, Virtual Touch Quantification™ (VTQ), can also help with early detection by assessing the stiffness of the liver based on readings from invisible, high-intensity waves transmitted through the liver.
Should you be worried that you may be suffering from liver disease, it is recommended you contact your local GP.
The survey of 2,000 UK adults aged 18 and over was undertaken on behalf of Siemens Healthineers by Arlington Research during January 2017.
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Discussion in 'VOLuminous' started by CardinalVol, Oct 27, 2011.
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NEWS/tabid/473/Article/228830/tiger-tracks-missouri-joins-the-sec.aspx
Spoof or goof?
Looks legit, though. I saved it, in case anyone misses it.
fl0at_, Oct 27, 2011
Looks like ready to go once official maybe?
Unless someone hacked SECdn for the hell of it, this is legit, but (4) days early. Unless they change the "Monday announcement" to "Friday."
Taken down.
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Tiger Tracks: Missouri Joins The SEC
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...8830/tiger-tracks-missouri-joins-the-sec.aspx
By: Sean Cartell
SEC Digital Network
*COMPLETE MISSOURI COVERAGE AT THE SEC DIGITAL NETWORK*
University Of Missouri: What You Need To Know
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NEWS/tabid/473/Article/228828/missouri-what-you-need-to-know.aspx
Missouri-SEC Connections: A History
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...28901/missouri-sec-connections-a-history.aspx
Homecoming Tradition Traced To Missouri
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE.../homecoming-tradition-traced-to-missouri.aspx
Missouri To The SEC: The Dortch Report (Basketball)
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...27/missouri-to-the-sec-the-dortch-report.aspx
Missouri To The SEC: Barnhart's Take
http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/NE...28826/missouri-to-the-sec-barnharts-take.aspx
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Given the ever-changing conference paradigm over the
past year, the Southeastern Conference has continued to demonstrate its
commitment to maintaining its stature as one of the nation's premier
conferences by welcoming the University of Missouri as the league's 14th
member, Commissioner Mike Slive announced Monday.
Missouri joins Texas A&M University as the league's two new institutions
who will begin full membership on July 1, 2012. It is the first
expansion of the SEC membership since Arkansas and South Carolina joined
the conference in 1992.
Missouri was a charter member of the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate
Athletic Association in 1907, which became the Big Six Conference in
1964, the Big Eight Conference in 1964 and the Big 12 Conference in 1996.
Geographically, it is a natural fit as the state of Missouri touches
more states (Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee) that currently are home
to an SEC institution than any other state that is not in the league's
previous 13-member footprint. Like the majority of the cities in the
SEC, Columbia, Mo., is a college-centered town with a metropolitan
population of 164,283, making it the fifth-largest city in the state of
Missouri.
With an enrollment of 32,415, the University of Missouri boasts a strong
academic resume, as it is one of only five universities nationwide with
law, medicine, veterinary medicine and a research reactor on one campus.
Six of Missouri's sports teams last season led the Big 12 in graduation
rate for their respective sports.
Culturally, Missouri is as well known for its barbecue, country music,
history and rich tradition as the majority of the current states of the
Missouri is one of only 35 public U.S. universities invited to
membership in the prestigious Association of American Universities
(AAU). It will become the fourth SEC school that is part of the AAU,
joining Florida, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt.
Monday's announcement marks just the fourth time in the history of the
conference that the SEC will expand its membership. In a landscape that
has seemed ever-changing in recent years, the SEC has exemplified
stability as 10 of its original 13 members remain.
The league began as a 13-team league until Sewanee's departure from the
conference in 1940. After Georgia Tech's move to independent status in
1964, the league had 11 members before Tulane departed in 1966, leaving
the SEC as a 10-team conference for more than two decades.
At the start of the decade of the 1990s, a similar shift in conference
alignment allowed Arkansas and South Carolina to join the SEC. The
benefits have been nothing short of outstanding.
Soon after joining the league, the Razorbacks claimed the 1994 NCAA
Championship in men's basketball and finished as the NCAA runner-up the
following year. They made their first appearance in the SEC Championship
football game in 1995, appearing again in 2002 and 2006.
The Arkansas women's basketball team made its first-ever Final Four
appearance in 1998 before winning the WNIT the next season. The level of
track and field in the SEC was quickly raised with the addition of the
Razorbacks. Arkansas' men won cross country national titles in 1992,
1993, 1995, 1998, 1999 and 2000. Men's NCAA Indoor Track and Field
Championships came every year from 1993-2000 and again in 2003, 2005 and
2006. The men also claimed NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
from 1993-1999 and again in 2003.
South Carolina won the Women's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship
in 2002, becoming, at the time, just the second different SEC team to
claim an NCAA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship. The past two
seasons have been magical ones for the Gamecocks, as they have captured
back-to-back NCAA Championships in baseball and advanced to the SEC
Championship game in football for the first time in the program's history.
On September 25, 2011, Texas A&M was announced as the league's 13th
member, beginning with the 2012-13 academic year.
Missouri took to the field for the first time in 1890, making it one of
the first SEC institutions to begin playing football. Kentucky played a
three-game schedule in 1881, but didn't play again until a decade later.
Vanderbilt also began its football program in 1890.
Don Faurot was one of the early founders of Missouri athletics, as he
was a three-sport standout for the Tigers from 1922-24. He served the
school as its football coach from 1935-56 and continued on as the
athletics director until 1967. Faurot is known for the creation of the
Split-T formation in 1941. The formation's option play still today
serves as the basis for many present-day schemes, including the
Wishbone, Wingbone, Veer and I-Formation.
Faurot compiled a record of 101-79-10, making the school's first
modern-day bowl appearance in 1939 when it advanced to the Orange Bowl.
Until 1994, the year prior to his death, Faurot was heavily involved in
the annual Blue-Gray football game in Montgomery, Ala.
The Tigers rose to national prominence under head coach Dan Devine in
the 1960s, when Devine's winning percentage of .767 was the best in the
nation during that decade. In 13 seasons at Missouri, Devine posted a
record of 93-37-7 and eight players earned First-Team All-America
honors. His 1960 Missouri squad finished with an 11-0 record and
defeated Navy 21-14 in the Orange Bowl. The 1965 squad went 8-2-1 and
defeated Florida in the Sugar Bowl. The Tigers won the Big Eight
Conference in 1960 and 1969 under Devine.
Since 2007, the football Tigers have claimed three Big 12 North
Championships. Under current head coach Gary Pinkel, Missouri posted a
12-2 record in 2007 and defeated Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl.
The Tigers began playing basketball in 1906 and enjoyed the greatest
amount of success under legendary head coach Norm Stewart from 1967-99.
In 32 years, Stewart led Missouri to 634 wins and 333 losses for a .656
winning percentage, the best in program history. Stewart's teams won 20
or more games 17 times, including a school-record 29 wins during the
1988-89 season. He won eight Big Eight Conference championships and six
conference tournament titles.
Missouri started competing in the sport of baseball in 1891 and won the
College World Series in 1954, marking the school's first national title
in any sport. The Tigers have made six CWS appearances in the program's
history, including three national runner-up finishes (1952, 1958, 1964).
The Tigers also have had great success in the sport of track and field
and won the NCAA Men's Indoor Championship in 1965. The soccer and
softball teams have been proficient as of late with soccer winning the
2009 Big 12 Championship and softball claiming that title in 2011.
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Great find Cardinal and Congrats on the game tonight.
VolDad, Oct 28, 2011
SEC website posts Missouri as 14th member | CollegeFootballTalk
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Organizers welcome shoebox donations filled with school supplies, hygiene items and fun toys for children living in poverty overseas.
Drop-off locations around the multi-county ME Capital Area Team will be open to receive gift-filled shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child on Monday, Nov. 13, according to a news release from Lucas Zellers, with the Samaritan's Purse project, Operation Christmas Child.
During the project's National Collection Week, Nov. 13-20, these sites will collect shoebox donations filled with school supplies, hygiene items and toys for children living in poverty overseas. This year, the volunteers hope to contribute 10,000 shoebox gifts.
For a complete list of participating drop-off locations, visit samaritanspurse.org/occ.


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Lukovytsia may refer to one of several places in Ukraine:

Lukovytsia, Kaniv Raion
Lukovytsia, Chernivtsi Raion, Chernivtsi Oblast
Lukovytsia, a village in Hodynivka, Chernivtsi Raion, Chernivtsi Oblast