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Wilhelm Alfred Cordier (* 19. Dezember 1913 in Straßburg (Elsass); † 19. Februar 1982 in El Maitén (Prov. Chubut, Argentinien)) (auch Willi/Willy Cordier, Guillermo Alfredo Cordier) war der Gründer und Leiter einer kleinen sektenähnlichen Glaubensgemeinschaft, die um 1950 in Pforzheim entstand und 1954 bis 1958 nach Südamerika auswanderte.

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Willi Cordier, Sohn evangelischer Eltern aus Württemberg, wuchs in Esslingen am Neckar auf. Nach dem Abitur an der dortigen Oberrealschule machte er eine Kaufmannslehre und arbeitete in seinem Beruf in Esslingen und nach 1937 als Exportkaufmann in Wuppertal. In Esslingen und in Wuppertal betätigte er sich im CVJM und war in der Bekennenden Kirche aktiv. Gleichzeitig war er aber auch Mitglied in der HJ, SA und beantragte am 24. August 1937 die Aufnahme in die NSDAP, in die er rückwirkend zum 1. Mai desselben Jahres aufgenommen wurde (Mitgliedsnummer 4.693.782). Ende 1937 erklärte er jedoch vor dem Parteigericht seinen Austritt.

1939 wurde er zur Wehrmacht eingezogen und kam zur Infanterie. Er war zunächst in Norwegen und wurde als Unteroffizier im September 1940 zur Militärverwaltung in Paris versetzt. Ende 1943 wurde er zur Heeres-Fliegerabwehr abkommandiert und ab Juli 1944 an der Scheldemündung stationiert. Im Oktober kam er in den dortigen Kämpfen zum Einsatz, wurde verwundet und kam ins Lazarett.

Im März 1940 hatte sich Willi Cordier in Esslingen verheiratet. Nach seiner Genesung arbeitet er dort in verschiedenen Stellungen und engagierte sich als Jugendleiter, Evangelist und Prediger im württembergischen CVJM. Im Mai 1947 stellte ihn der CVJM Pforzheim als Sekretär ein. Er sollte sich besonders der jungen Heimkehrer aus Krieg und Gefangenschaft annehmen, die in der am 23. Februar 1945 durch Fliegerangriff zerstörten Stadt oft vor dem Nichts standen.

Willi Cordiers Verkündigung wurde zunehmend durch Kritik an den Kirchen geprägt, denen er Machtstreben und die Pflege unbiblischer Traditionen vorwarf. Anfang November 1948 trat er aus der Evangelischen Landeskirche aus. Im Jahr 1949 folgte ihm darin zum großen Teil der Kreis, den er inzwischen um sich versammelt hatte – viele junge Frauen und Männer – während sich die meisten alten CVJM-Mitglieder zurückhielten. Ende 1949 spaltete sich die Cordier-Gruppe vom CVJM Pforzheim ab.

Die "Cordianer"
Den Kreis um Willi Cordier bezeichnete man in Pforzheim bald als die "Cordianer". Er bestand aus 120 bis 130 Personen, überwiegend 20- bis 35-jährige Männer und Frauen aus Pforzheim und der näheren Umgebung. Sie trafen sich in wechselnden Lokalen oder Wohnungen und pflegten eine enge Gemeinschaft, während sie sich von ihrem bisherigen Umfeld, sogar von ihren Angehörigen, absonderten.

Cordier radikalisierte sich ab 1950 weiter. Ausgangspunkt war seine buchstabengläubige und gesetzliche Auffassung der biblischen Texte. Wie es Jesus von seinen Jüngern verlangt hatte, forderte er von seinen Anhängern die Abkehr von der Welt und ein mönchisches Leben in Selbsterniedrigung, Armut und Ausrichtung auf die in Kürze erwartete Wiederkunft Christi. So gaben viele Cordianer ihre bisherigen beruflichen Stellungen auf und arbeiteten stattdessen als Hilfsarbeiter oder – die Frauen – als Haushalts- und Krankenpflegehilfen. In massenhaft verbreiteten Flugblättern und Offenen Briefen wurde vor allem die Kirche angegriffen, die eine selbstgemachte Religion propagiere und unter der Herrschaft des Teufels stehe.

Die Auswanderung
Die Erwartung des bevorstehenden "Untergangs" war ausschlaggebend dafür, dass sich die Cordianer in Erfüllung von  zur Auswanderung aus Deutschland entschlossen. Aufgrund eines Inserats nahmen sie Kontakt mit der Falkland Islands Company auf, die zunächst einigen wenigen Männern Fünfjahresverträge anbot. Im Juli 1954 reiste Cordier mit seiner Familie, zu der inzwischen vier Töchter gehörten, und einer kleinen Gruppe nach den Falklandinseln ab, wo sie in Goose Green mit Land- und Hilfsarbeiten beschäftigt wurden. Die Kolonialregierung der Falklandinseln, die ebenfalls Arbeitskräfte suchte, schloss 1955 Dreijahresverträge mit 24 Männern für Straßenbau- und andere Arbeiten in der Hauptstadt Stanley ab, die Mitte 1955 ausreisten. Insgesamt wanderten 1954 bis 1956, zusammen mit Frauen und Kindern, 53 Personen aus der Gemeinschaft auf die Falklandinseln aus.

Die Genehmigung für den Nachzug der restlichen etwa 50 ausreisewilligen Cordianer verzögerte sich dann allerdings, vor allem weil die Kolonialregierung die Bereitschaft der Cordianer vermisste, sich in die Gesamtbevölkerung zu integrieren. Das und die angebliche religiöse Beeinflussung der Cordianer-Kinder in der Schule waren für Cordier der Anlass, Ende 1957 die Arbeitsverträge mit der Falkland Islands Company zu brechen, um auf dem Festland nach einer anderen Niederlassungsmöglichkeit für seine Gemeinschaft zu suchen.

Im Mai 1958 kaufte Willi Cordier mit dem Geld der Gemeinschaft eine heruntergekommene Estancia von 7500 ha in der patagonischen Strauchsteppe bei Paso Flores (Provinz Río Negro, Argentinien), einer kleinen Siedlung an einem Fährübergang über den Río Limay. Im September 1958 reiste der letzte Cordianer-Trupp aus Pforzheim mit 38 Personen dorthin ab. Die Straßenbaukolonne arbeitete noch bis August 1959 in Stanley und siedelte dann nach Paso Flores über. Schon von den Falklandinseln waren 9 Personen nach Deutschland zurückgekehrt, und auch aus Paso Flores reisten bei erster Gelegenheit 7 Personen wieder zurück, so dass die Kolonie Ende 1959 etwa 70 Personen umfasste. Im April 1963 gehörten zu der Colonia Paso Flores 73 Personen aus der Gemeinschaft.

Die Cordianer-Kolonien
Die Estancia mit Schafzucht als Haupterwerbsquelle wurde langsam wieder in Schuss gebracht. In der Kolonie konnte die erstrebte urchristliche Gütergemeinschaft verwirklicht werden. Alles wurde in manueller Arbeit oder mit Zugtieren verrichtet, ohne die Hilfe von Maschinen, Motoren, Elektrizität usw., da Cordier die "Technik" als Teufelswerk ablehnte. Um 1963 kaufte man noch eine kleine Gemüsefarm in Bariloche dazu, und ab 1965 unterhielt man 220 km weiter im Süden, in El Bolsón, eine Außenstelle, wo die Cordianer die Güter abwesender Grundbesitzer bewirtschafteten.

Über die Jahre kehrten weitere Personen nach Deutschland zurück oder machten sich mit eigenen Unternehmungen selbständig. Letztendlich verblieb nur knapp die Hälfte der Ausgewanderten auf Dauer in den Cordianer-Kolonien. In Paso Flores kam es 1971 zu einer Spaltung der Gemeinschaft. Es ging dabei sowohl um die wirtschaftliche als auch um die geistliche Ausrichtung der Kolonie und vor allem um die Rolle Cordiers, der bisher allein bestimmt hatte. Cordier musste alle Leitungsfunktionen in Paso Flores aufgeben und blieb ab da vollends in El Bolsón, zusammen mit etwa 12 bis 14 seiner Anhänger. 1972 kauften sie sich eine kleinere Farm in Cholila (Prov. Chubut). Um 1981 kam es auch in dieser Kolonie zu Auseinandersetzungen und Cordier ließ sich wenige Monate vor seinem Tod mit einigen Getreuen wieder in El Bolsón nieder. Er starb im Krankenhaus in El Maitén und liegt in Cholila begraben. Die Cordianer-Kolonie in Cholila erlosch 2005.

Die Colonia Paso Flores erlebte, nachdem man von Cordiers dogmatischen Verboten abgerückt war, einen wirtschaftlichen Aufschwung. Um 1986 wurde ein Teil der Estancia enteignet, da er zusammen mit der Siedlung Paso Flores in einem durch Aufstauung des Río Limay entstehenden See untergehen sollte. Durch den Zukauf einer benachbarten Estancia konnte die Kolonie überleben und umfasst seither 13000 ha. Die Anlagen der jetzt El Manantial de Paso Flores genannten Estancia wurden einige Kilometer vom Stausee Piedra del Águila entfernt neu aufgebaut, wobei man sich auf den Tourismus als zweites Standbein neben der Vieh- und Agrarwirtschaft ausrichtete. 2003 wurde die Estancia von der norwegischen Glaubensgemeinschaft Die Christliche Gemeinde übernommen, der sich die noch verbliebenen ehemaligen Cordianer um 1990 angeschlossen hatten. Die Anlagen werden seither auch als Konferenz- und Ferienzentrum genutzt. 2008 feierte die Gemeinde die Ankunft der ersten Mitglieder vor 50 Jahren in Argentinien. Aus diesem Anlass berichtete "Rio Negro" in seinem "diario" (Ausgabe vom 24. Mai, Fortsetzung 31. Mai 2008) ausführlich über "La comunidad de alemanes de Paso Flores".

Literatur
 Siegfried Kleinheins, Berthold Rath: Pforzheims verlorene Söhne und Töchter. Willi Cordier, die "Cordianer" und ihr Exodus nach Falkland und Patagonien. Materialien zur Stadtgeschichte 23, Hrsg. von Stadtarchiv Pforzheim – Institut für Stadtgeschichte. Verlag regionalkultur, Ubstadt-Weiher 2011, ISBN 978-3-89735-694-8.
 Karlheinz Olsinger: German Contract Labour in the Falkland Islands (1954–1959). In: Falkland Islands Journal 9/II (2008), S. 70–80.
 Jürgen Schukar: Die Bibel – ein "Handbuch der Betriebswirtschaft". Auswanderer aus Pforzheim in der patagonischen Steppe. In: Die Gemeinde (BWGZ). Kommunalzeitschrift des Gemeindetags Baden-Württemberg (1993). Nr. 7/1993, S. 191–195.
 Kurt Hutten: Seher, Grübler, Enthusiasten. Quell-Verlag, Stuttgart, 12. Auflage 1982, S. 291–293 (Der Kreis um Willy Cordier).
 Guillermo Alfredo Cordier: Das Heilige Nein . Deutscher Brief. Privatdruck, El Bolsón 1966.
 Wolfgang Büscher: Deutschland, eine Reise. Rowohlt, Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-87134-529-6, S. 223–233.
 Helene Kirschler-Nessler: Als Siedler in Patagonien, 1967–1997. BoD, Norderstedt 2002, ISBN 3-8311-3863-X. ()

Weblinks

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 Falklandbiographies.org: Cordier, Willy Alfred. 1913–1982

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Easter worship returns to Western Montana after pandemic's impact
Among local services telling the story of Jesus Christ, an interfaith choir and orchestra will return to the local tradition of the musical "The Lamb of God".
MISSOULA - While easing of the pandemic returns our pace of life to more normal circumstance, it's especially welcome for Western Montana's Christian community, who will see a return to normal Easter services.
The performances are set at the historic First Presbyterian Church, where author Norman Maclean's father John was pastor a century ago.
Wednesday evening the sanctuary was filled with the stirring music and narration during the final rehearsal, combining the talents of people from not only Missoula, but communities like Plains and St. Regis.
Performances at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday are free to the public.
But once more the performers are welcoming charitable donations, this year with all the proceeds going to help Operation Underground Railroad for the rescue and help for children caught in sex-trafficking.
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A DELICATE BALANCE
Hal Boedeker, Sentinel Television CriticTHE ORLANDO SENTINEL
From a turning point in our time, Sept. 11, 2001, seems poised to become a staple of fictional television.
The terrorist attacks have inspired everything from a hostage crisis on Without a Trace to a custody battle on Judging Amy. Now 9-11 is stimulating a wider range of dramatic projects, from the harrowing Rescue Me, an adult series about New York firefighters, to the touching Tiger Cruise, a family film debuting tonight.
The aftermath of 9-11 and the war on terrorists will propel early plots of Law & Order when the NBC drama begins its 15th season this fall. Series creator Dick Wolf predicts that more series will draw on the fateful day in years to come.
"Look back at World War II movies," he says. "There were references stated or unstated to Pearl Harbor for years. It was a motivating event and a cataclysmic event that changed the world."
The season opener of Law & Order, on Sept. 22, unravels the murder of a former U.S. soldier whose body is found in an abandoned office in midtown Manhattan. The slain woman had been a guard at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
A later episode will touch on firefighters' widows who have fallen in love with their husbands' comrades. The show is not directly about 9-11, Wolf says, but it's about the mood in the land.
"At this stage, it would be misguided if you're doing a show that's ripped from the headlines not to discuss one of the most important issues of our time," Wolf says.
THROUGH EYES OF ADULTS, KIDS
Wolf is traveling a path that other producers have followed in invoking seminal events. Series from Quantum Leap to American Dreams have based stories on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
"This is what good drama, good television does," says Ron Simon, television curator at the Museum of Television & Radio in New York. "They try to understand the enduring impact of great historical events on our ordinary lives."
He notes that nearly everyone, even at the highest levels of the U.S. government, received their initial information about Sept. 11 from television almost three years ago.
"What began on television is being assimilated by characters on television," Simon says. "It will continue to be reinterpreted on television. We'll go from explicit to more implicit or intimate."
Rescue Me is the most explicit rendering so far. The FX series, at 10 p.m. Wednesdays, dramatizes how New York firefighters are coping in one firehouse. All refuse to talk to a psychotherapist who drops by. One firefighter shares his anguish through bad poetry that appalls his wife. The central figure, Tommy Gavin (Denis Leary), talks to the apparition of a cousin who died at the World Trade Center.
"We've been very careful about 9-11 and not being disrespectful when we use it and also, not being stupid and ignoring it," Leary says.
Rescue Me is an audacious show that carries on the in-your-face comedy style of Leary's The Job, a short-lived ABC sitcom about police detectives. Leary acknowledges that he and series co-creator Peter Tolan face a tricky assignment in getting the tone right on Rescue Me.
"We never really know until we get to editing if the balance is right between the serious and the funny stuff," Leary says. "And 9-11 -- you've got to deal with it. Not just from my main character, what he's got going on in his head and trying to figure out his own survivor's guilt."
The New York Times was so impressed that it gave the series a rave -- on the editorial page.
"Rough as its humor can be, raw as its language often is, there is also a tact and delicacy here that provides a better measure of the 9-11 in our blood than anything that has come before it on television," the paper said in an editorial.
A more understated but no less profound approach can be found in Tiger Cruise, premiering at 8 tonight on the Disney Channel. The movie is aimed at younger viewers, but adults should find the depiction of military families thoughtful and powerful.
The film focuses on a teen girl (Hayden Panettiere) who detests the term "Navy brat" and longs for her father (Bill Pullman) to leave the service. She tells him so during a cruise for relatives from Honolulu to San Diego.
Although the central plot is fiction, such a cruise was under way on the USS Constellation when the terrorists struck in 2001. The Constellation became a ship at war with 800 civilians aboard.
In the film, the terrorist attacks unfold on monitors in the background as the stresses of military families claim the foreground. It's a timely movie for viewers with relatives who are serving abroad.
"It's not about Sept. 11 anymore for kids," says Dr. Michael Cohen, a developmental psychologist who was a consultant on the film. "A lot has happened since then. So we had bioterrorism and the war in Afghanistan and the war in Iraq and just a general state of anxiety about the war on terrorism. And kids need to understand. And kids' closeness to military life because of this, I think, is only going to increase."
SENSITIVITY A CHALLENGE
Cohen urges parents to be proactive in using Tiger Cruise to start discussions with their children. Other programs have been designed to prompt discussions among adults.
JAG told of a petty officer who let everyone assume that he had died at the World Trade Center. The Grid, a six-hour series on TNT, follows an FBI agent (Dylan McDermott) who broods over his relationship with the widow of a World Trade Center victim.
When CBS decided to do a third CSI series this fall, there was only one place to go, after Las Vegas and Miami.
"I was so very moved by the intestinal fortitude of all the New Yorkers during 9-11 that my heart went to that city from that point on," says co-creator Anthony Zuiker.
The new series CSI: NY isn't revealing any upcoming plots yet. That isn't the case with its main competition, Law & Order, which airs at 10 p.m. Wednesdays on WESH-Channel 2.
And 9-11 is not a new topic for the long-running series, which did an episode about a slain woman mistakenly identified as a victim at the World Trade Center. Executive producer Wolf says telling attack-relatedstories can be more challenging than the norm.
"It requires more sensitivity than some of the episodes that have had rich white people killing each other," he says. "Those stories are endlessly fascinating, too. It takes a different level of thinking to play three-dimensional chess with highly politicized issues."
COURTING CONTROVERSY
Almost three years later, dramatists are taking more chances in building plots linked to the hallowed day.
"We're now just beginning to get some distance on the whole tragedy and confusion of 9-11 and what it actually means," television curator Simon says. "That's why the Leary program is another step. You're dealing with the lead character whose whole sensibility has been shaped by 9-11. Other works will deal with people not so directly involved."
The Law & Order season opener, about the slain female veteran of the Iraq war, will allow all the regular characters to sound off about what's been going on since 9-11. Wolf says he realizes there can be pitfalls in that approach.
"The danger would be having a polemic or an episode that featured one point of view," he says. "Since the country is about 50/50, half the audience wouldn't watch that debate. The whole point here is to get every point on the compass espoused and argued over."
The last time Law & Order courted such controversy was in its first season, with a plot about the bombing of an abortion clinic.
"Everybody hated it," Wolf says. "My reaction was, 'Oh, good, it's balanced.' I think this show is going to do the same thing."
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Sundown parties are popular now these days. The danger and the thrill is what keeps teens up all night partying until dawn. It could be considered a trend, now that Cold Towns have sprung up throughout the nation and world. There are pre-requisites to a successful party: garlic, rosewater or holy water; stakes and crosses (although these really don't have an effect at all). But at the party Tana went to, somehow the vampires made their way in, killing and gorging on everyone, creating a massacre.
What happens when a person gets bitten? Contrary to popular belief, they don't turn into vampires; instead, they go cold. Dead but alive...in a limbo state between humanity and a soulless eternity. It takes 40 days of complete isolation, away from any temptation to drink the blood of a human to shake off the cold. Only a few make it...most succumb to the temptation and become new vampires, the most unstable kind because their thirst knows no bounds.
And now, Tana is heading to the first Cold Town ever created along with both a vampire named Gavriel and the guy at the party (Aidan) that Gavriel turned cold. She's flirting with danger and knows the only thing she can do to save Aidan and get Gavriel out of her life is to go to Cold Town and try to survive.
I'll admit, this is the first time in a long time that I've picked up a horror/supernatural book, especially about vampires, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Forget about the dark and sensual romance, this book has a slightly savage side, filled with deep and dark emotions that run rampant in all of the characters in the book. Black not only creates symbiotic relationships, but carries this theme into other aspects of her book, including society, the infection and struggle to overcome it, and the civilized/uncivilized worlds the characters find themselves in. It's this power struggle that pushes the reader into the darker passages of the plot all the way through the book, hoping for a satisfying finale and gasping at the end, wanting more more MORE! This book aligns itself more toward the adult novels of Anne Rice, so if you have readers who want more vampire and a little less romance, hand them this book. Is this a stand-alone or a series? Hmmmm.....well done, Ms. Black!
Highly recommended for high school collections.
Will is a normal guy, going to a normal high school, doing normal high school things. He keeps to himself, enjoys the sports of cross country and track, and goes through his days happy. The only thing he'd really like is for his parents to stay in one place for more than two years, but he knows that's not going to happen.
After deterring the black car (with the assistance of a HUGE Australian in a wicked car!) Will goes to school only to be called to the principal's office. A woman from The Center for Integrated Learning has come to talk to Will about his national state test...a perfect score. While this is unimaginable (Will took the test in twenty minutes), Dr. Robbins sees his potential and asks if he'd like an opportunity to attend this prestigious academy.
His mother also showed up at school shortly after the interview, and Will is bothered by his mother's appearance and habits. He see his mother but...something weird is going on. And the black car shows up again. The last straw is a video his father sends him, telling Will to GET OUT NOW!
All of this in one day.
Frost writes a page-turner that fantasy readers of all types (from modern-day to low to high) will go through quickly, demanding the sequel coming out January 2014. Frost, originally an adult author, has transitioned himself into a new and fresh YA author, as evidenced in his first book. The characters are unforgettable, and the more they connect with each other, the more memorable their separate identities become. There are enough circumstances in the novel shrouding the mystery of the Paladin Prophecy that will help push the reader to find out who or what is behind the entire scheme that will destroy humanity. Pair that with the unique abilities the main characters reveal to both themselves and the reader, and there is no turning back. As an aside, Frost also co-wrote screenplays for the two Fantastic Four Movies. This has parlayed into what makes his YA book such an attention grabber for readers (kudos on the cover too!) Recommended JH/HS with an enthusiastic thumbs up!
Every teacher is required to have a bulletin board display (Standard Based Bulletin Boards) for their classroom, where the display is changed every six weeks. Of course, there is more to it than just changing. They have to put the TEKS covered, feedback on student work, highlight work that was above and beyond, etc etc etc...It takes a LOT of work and time. And the library? Nope...didn't get a bulletin board. So I resorted to using the windows of the library, but after awhile, it looked...trashy...just because I have a LOT of windows (think fishbowl). The displays blocked the view and would curl if not taped correctly, and don't even get me started on Scotch tape and the remnants left behind.
Then, lo and behold! A teacher had an extra bulletin board and asked if I would adopt it! The clouds parted, the room filled with light and a choir of church boys sang a song of praise! My mind started whirling about what kind of displays I would create, and best of all (one of those catch-22 things) I didn't have any guidelines but creativity on my side. So off I went! First place I looked was the listserv, where I found people who had collaboratively worked on booklists with similar themes (Thank you thank you thank you for sharing!!!). Then it was onto Pinterest to see what else was out there (wow...AMAZED at the creativity!). And have you ever heard of dumpster diving? Well, I kind of did that too. I'd see something I thought would be a great display and took it out of the trash and into the workroom. Nothing like cardboard for 3-D effects!!
*October: Off With Their Heads! Their Heads Are Off!: a split bulletin board of books of bodies with no heads and those with heads and no bodies. For Halloween, of course!
November: Hardcopies to E-books: another split bulletin board display of books in hardcopy format, and the other on e-book format using dumpster diving treasure! (got a poster from vendors and cut out the little book covers; pasted them on the front of the Mac cutout to look like apps).
May: May I Recommend?: This time I'll put up not only great YA reads I recommend, but also put out titles and covers of recommended reading for the summer.


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O "Festa Nacional da Música" (FNDM) é uma premiação da música popular anual brasileira, sendo a de maior longevidade.

FM O Dia
O "Melhores do Ano FM O Dia" (MAFMOD) foi uma premiação realizada anualmente pela emissora de rádio brasileira "FM O Dia" da cidade do Rio de Janeiro.

Maratona da Alegria
A "Maratona da Alegria" (MDAl), megaevento musical realizado anualmente pela emissora de rádio brasileira "FM O Dia" na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, a qual promoveu sua 10.ª edição premiando todos os artistas que apresentaram-se com uma placa física em formato de troféu dada pela organização do evento.

Fornova Melhores do Ano

O "Fornova Melhores do Ano" (FMDA) é uma premiação portuguesa realizada anualmente pela rádio 'Nova Era', a qual elege os indicados pelos maiores sucessos de seu ranking virtual no site durante o ano. Ocorre através de votação popular no fim do ano anterior até Março. A cerimônia ocorre no Exponor — Feira Internacional do Porto.

Geração Glamour Awards

A "Geração Glamour Awards" (GGAs) é uma premiação realizada pela revista brasileira Glamour.

GLAAD Media Awards
O "GLAAD Media Awards" (GLAAD) é uma premiação organizada pela GLAAD que busca reconhecer e homenagear as diversas áreas da mídia por suas representações destacadas da comunidade LGBTQIA+.

Gold Derby Music Awards
O "Gold Derby Music Awards" é uma premiação realizada pelo website americano Gold Derby, que é responsável por previsões de premiações e novidades do entretenimento. O website começou a distribuir condecorações em sua própria premiação para filme e televisão em 2003, e em 2021 para música.

Grammy Awards
O "Grammy Award" (GRAMMYs) é uma das principais cerimônias de premiações dos Estados Unidos, que presenteia anualmente os mais ilustres profissionais da indústria musical com o prêmio Grammy, em reconhecimento à excelência do trabalho e conquistas na arte de produção musical.

Grammy Latino

O "Grammy Latino" é a principal e mais consagrada premiação de música latina.

HEAT Latin Music Awards

Os "HEAT Latin Music Awards" (HLMAs) também chamado Prêmios HEAT, é uma cerimônia anual da República Dominicana para entrega de prêmios, que geralmente ocorre no início de Maio, o qual homenageia os maiores do ano na música latina. Votado pelo público e com transmissão do canal HTV para toda América Latina.

iHeartRadio Music Awards

O "iHeartRadio Music Awards" (iHRMAs) é uma premiação americana que celebra as músicas mais ouvidas ao longo do ano em todas as estações de rádio. Anitta ganhou na categoria "Social Star Award" em 2018, que define o artista mais influente nas redes sociais.

International Golden Panther Music Awards

O "International Golden Panther Music Awards" (IGPMAs) é uma premiação americana internacionalmente aberta aos artistas dos EUA e estrangeiros, a qual ocorre no início do ano. Os prêmios são apresentados aos artistas mais vendidos do mundo nas várias categorias e aos artistas mais vendidos de cada território principal.

International Reggae and World Music Awards

O "International Reggae and World Music Awards" (IRAWMAs) é uma premiação jamaicana realizada anualmente durante o início do ano (Janeiro), a qual elege através de votação popular os melhores do ano no país. A mesma tem o objetivo de premiar artistas da indústria do Reggae, Dancehall e World Music, ou melhor, é o principal prêmio da Jamaica.

Latin American Music Awards

O "Latin American Music Awards" (Latin AMAs) é uma premiação anual americana exibida pelo canal Telemundo. Trata-se de uma versão latino-americana do American Music Awards (AMAs) produzido pela Dick Clark Productions.

Latin Music Official Italian Awards

O "Latin Music Italian Awards" (LMOIAs) é uma premiação italiana realizada anualmente desde 2012, cujo intuito é prestigiar o evento musical, o qual ocorre na cidade de Milão. É organizado pela Latin Music Oficial com o objetivo de divulgar, promover e reconhecer a música latina na Itália e Europa.

Latino Show Music Awards
O "Latino Show Music Awards" (LSMAs) é uma cerimônia de premiações colombiana que reúne as personalidades do Show Business durante três dias, alcançando um elevado impacto midiático e assistência dos principais meios de comunicação colombianos e internacionais, terminando com uma gala de prêmios onde o trabalho musical de artistas da indústria da música latina é reconhecido.

Los Angeles International Music Video Festival

O "Los Angeles International Music Video Festival" (LAIMVF) é um festival que nasceu dentro do Festival de Cinema Brasileiro de Los Angeles - LABRFF.

LOS40 Music Awards

A "LOS40 Music Awards" (LOSMAs) é uma premiação espanhola realizada anualmente por uma rede contemporary hit radio chamada LOS 40, a qual elege por votação da crítica e três categorias por votação popular as melhores músicas de artistas da Espanha e sucessos internacionais.

Melhores do Ano

O "Melhores do Ano" (MDA) é uma premiação realizada pela emissora brasileira Rede Globo. Anitta recebeu sete indicações, vencendo em quatro.

Melhores do Ano: Amazon Music
O "Melhores do Ano: Amazon Music" é um ranking realizado pela Amazon Music para eleger os melhores artistas e podcasts que mais se destacaram no ano.

Music Video Festival Awards
O "Music Video Festival Awards" (MVF) é uma premiação que celebra a produção audiovisual de vídeos musicais, premiando anualmente os melhores videoclipes e vídeos musicais nacionais e internacionais.

MTV

MTV Video Music Awards
O "MTV Video Music Awards" (VMAs) é uma das maiores premiações da música americana criada em 1984 pela MTV, de forma a enaltecer e homenagear os melhores videoclipes do ano.

MTV Europe Music Awards
O "MTV Europe Music Awards" (EMA) é uma premiação de música, que ocorre anualmente, no mês de novembro. Foi estabelecido em 1994 pela MTV Europe, para celebrar os artistas, músicas e videoclipes mais populares na Europa.

MTV Millennial Awards Brasil

O "MTV Millennial Awards Brasil" (MTV Miaw Brasil), também conhecido como MTV MIAW, é uma premiação brasileira criada pela MTV Latinoamerica que recompensa o melhor da geração Y nas áreas da música, dos filmes e do mundo digital.

MTV Millennial Awards México
O "MTV Millennial Awards México" (MTV Miaw México), também conhecido como MTV MIAW, é uma premiação mexicana criada pela MTV Latinoamerica que recompensa o melhor da geração Y nas áreas da música, dos filmes e do mundo digital.

MTV Israel: Desfile Anual
O "MTV Israel: Desfile Anual" é uma premiação israelense que tem como objetivo premiar os melhores artistas e clipes anuais, os quais mais fizeram sucesso em Israel durante o ano.

Nickelodeon

Kids' Choice Awards
O "Kids' Choice Awards" (KCAs) é uma premiação americana do cinema, televisão, e música americana criado em 1988 pelo canal de TV a cabo Nickelodeon. Atualmente é a maior premiação infantil do planeta.

Meus Prêmios Nick
O "Meus Prêmios Nick" (MPN) é uma premiação brasileira realizada pelo canal infanto-juvenil Nickelodeon Brasil.

NRJ Music Awards
O "NRJ Music Awards" (NMA) é uma premiação concedida pela estação de rádio francesa NRJ, para homenagear os melhores da indústria musical francesa e mundial. A cerimônia de premiação é realizada em parceria com a rede de televisão TF1, acontece anualmente, na França. São premiados músicos populares de diferentes categorias.

People's Choice Awards
O "People's Choice Awards" (PCAs) é uma premiação que reconhece as pessoas, músicas e séries da cultura popular. Foi criada pelo produtor Bob Stivers e é exibida desde 1975 pela CBS. A premiação é atualmente produzida pela empresa de higiene Procter & Gamble e decidida por votação online.

PLAY — Prémios da Música Portuguesa
O "PLAY — Prémios da Música Portuguesa" (PLAYPMP) é uma premiação portuguesa realizada anualmente desde 2019, cujo intuito é premiar os melhores artistas com base nas vendas físicas e streaming pela PassMúsica no país. A maioria de suas categorias é definida por críticos, com exceção de "Vodafone Canção do Ano". A cerimônia ocorre tradicionalmente no Coliseu dos Recreios, em Lisboa.

POPTime Awards
O "POPTime Awards" (POPTAs) é uma recente premiação brasileira anual criada pelo fórum de internet POPTime. Os prêmios serão entregues nas gravadoras dos respectivos vencedores.

Prêmio Área VIP — Melhores da Mídia

O "Prêmio Área VIP — Melhores da Mídia" (PAVIP) é uma recente premiação brasileira criada pelo site "Área VIP", o qual sempre é iniciado no fim do ano-novo de cada ano. Este engloba 32 categorias, entre grandes astros e estrelas, shows e atrações, música e informação

Prêmio Cariocas do Ano

O "Prêmio Cariocas do Ano" (PCA) é uma premiação realizada pela revista brasileira Veja Rio.

Prêmio CONTIGO! Online

O "Prêmio CONTIGO! Online" é uma premiação brasileira feita pela revista brasileira Contigo! para premiar os melhores do ano. A partir de 2020 pra frente, os ganhadores receberão prêmio físico; anos anteriores não estão incluídos

Prêmio DNA da Balada

O "Prêmio DNA da Balada" (PDDB) foi uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente de 2014 até 2016 pelo site de internet 'DNA da Balada', a qual tinha o objetivo de premiar pessoalmente os melhores e valorizar os profissionais que trabalham o ano inteiro para proporcionar a melhor opção de diversão, com total imparcialidade.

Prêmio Eres
O "Prêmio Eres" (PE) é uma premiação da revista mexicana "Eres".

Prêmio EXA

O "Prêmio EXA" (PEx) é um prêmio dado em reconhecimento a todos os artistas que cantam anualmente no festival "Concierto EXA" em formato de troféu, o qual é dado pela rádio mexicana "EXA FM" e provedora deste.

Prêmio Extra de Televisão
O "Prêmio Extra de Televisão" (PET) é uma premiação brasileira realizada pelo jornal Extra, que premia os melhores da TV.

Prêmio F5

O "Prêmio F5" (PF5) é uma premiação brasileira criada em 2014 pelo F5, site de entretenimento do jornal Folha de S.Paulo, para que os internautas votem nos principais destaques da televisão, da música e do jornalismo do ano.

Prêmio Faz Diferença

O "Prêmio Faz Diferença" (PFD) é um prêmio anual oferecido pelo jornal O Globo.

Prêmio Febre Teen
O "Prêmio Febre Teen" (PFT) foi uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente somente em 2014 e 2016 pelo site de internet 'Febre Teen', o qual seus leitores elegiam os melhores da música, internet, personalidades e cinema/TV/literatura.

Prêmio Gshow

O "Prêmio Gshow" (PG) foi uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente desde 2016 até 2018 pelo portal de entretenimento que traz conteúdo da Rede Globo como bastidores da TV, Estúdios Globo, receitas, celebridades, web séries produzidas exclusivamente para o site e outros conteúdos. A votação era realizada sempre no mês de Dezembro e o resultado divulgado em Janeiro do ano seguinte.

Prêmio Influency.me

O "Prêmio Influency.me" (PI) é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente desde 2018, cujo intuito é estimular o desenvolvimento da influência digital e aproximar influenciadores, fãs e marcas. A 1.ª fase é feita com indicações pelos usuários, a 2.ª fase é uma votação com dez (10) indicados, disputando três (3) vagas na última fase até a votação final. A cerimônia ocorre tradicionalmente em São Paulo, na casa de espetáculos Tom Brasil.

Prêmio iBest
O "Prêmio iBest"  é um premiação anual oferecido aos melhores profissionais e empresas do mercado digital (internet, websites, redes sociais, apps e similares) do Brasil.

Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro

O "Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro" (PJB) é uma importante premiação brasileira, criada em 2002, homenageia os jovens que estão em destaque na música, televisão, cinema, esportes, meio ambiente e internet brasileira.

Prêmio LGBT + Som

O "Prêmio LGBT + Som" (PLGBTS) é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente pelo blog LGBTQIA+ "Guia Gay de São Paulo" no fim do ano anterior ou início do ano seguinte, o qual indica artistas nacionais e internacionais que estão fazendo sucesso nas pistas e baladas LGBT do país.

Premio Lo Nuestro

O "Premio Lo Nuestro" (PLN) é uma premiação anual dos Estados Unidos apresentado pelo canal Univision, com o intuito de honrar os artistas mais talentos da música latina.

Prêmio Men of the Year

Prêmio GQ Men of the Year Brasil

O "Prêmio GQ Men of the Year Brasil" (PGQB) é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente pela revista GQ Brasil. Pela revista, Anitta também foi a "Mulher do Ano".

Prêmio GQ Hombre del Año Mexico
O "Prêmio GQ Hombre del Año México" (PGQM) é uma premiação realizada pela revista GQ México.

Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira

O "Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira" (PMMB) é uma premiação realizada anualmente pelo canal brasileiro Multishow.

Prêmio Quem de Música
O "Prêmio Quem de Música" (PQM) foi uma premiação realizada pela brasileira Revista Quem.

Prêmio TodaTeen

O "Prêmio TodaTeen" é uma recente premiação brasileira criada pelo portal de internet e revista "TodaTeen", o qual premia os melhores da TV, redes sociais e música nacional/internacional. Os indicados são revelados geralmente no fim de Novembro até meados de Dezembro e vencedores no final do mês supracitado.

Prêmio YouTube Carnaval

O "Prêmio YouTube Carnaval" (PYC) foi criado com a intenção de reconhecer as músicas que serão hits do período carnavalesco anual.

Premios HOY Magazine

Os "Premios HOY Magazine" (PHM) são uma recente premiação espanhola realizada anualmente desde 2016 pela revista "HOY Magaizne", a qual premia os melhores de todas as artes através de júri. Os indicados são revelados geralmente no início de Dezembro e vencedores no final do mês.

Premios Juventud

Os "Premios Juventud" (PJ) é uma premiação anualmente organizada pela televisão americana em língua espanhola Univision, a qual premia os melhores artistas hispânicos; provenientes nas categorias de telenovela, cinema, música e moda.

Premios Musa
O "Premios Musa" é uma premiação musical chilena, concedida pelo conglomerado de rádio Ibero Americana Radio Chile com suas dez rádios nacionais, criado para premiar o melhor da música chilena e internacional no ano.

Premios Notirey

O "Premios Notirey" (PN) é uma premiação argentina realizada anualmente pela rádio 'En Casa' a qual abre em Setembro e encerra-se em Outubro. Esta elege por voto popular as melhores alternativas do ano tanto em televisão quanto em música.

Premios Quiero

Os "Premios Quiero" (PQ) é uma premiação argentina que premia o melhor da música de língua espanhola. Eles são realizados anualmente desde 2009.

Premios TeleHit

O "Premios TeleHit" (PTH) é uma premiação mexicana realizada anualmente. Em 2018, o canal TeleHit completou 25 anos de história e premiou todos os artistas que apresentaram-se nesse especial.

Premios Tu Música Urbano

O "Premios Tu Música Urbano" (PTMU) é uma premiação porto-riquenha realizada no Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot em Porto Rico. A seleção dos indicados baseia-se nos downloads, streamings, seguidores e shows apresentados pelos artistas durante o período anual.

Prêmio Pop Mais
O "Prêmio POP Mais" (PPM) é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente pelo Site POP Mais. A seleção dos indicados baseia-se no desempenho comercial e repercussão de cada obra ou artista apresentados durante o período apurado.

PureCharts Awards
O "PureCharts Awards" é uma premiação francesa realizada pelo portal de notícias musicais PureCharts que visa premiar os artistas franceses e internacionais que mais nos fizeram vibrar durante o ano.

Queerties Awards
O "Queerties Awards" é uma condecoração americana organizada pela revista voltada para a comunidade LGBTQIA+, Queerty. A premiação busca reconhecer o melhor da mídia e cultura LGBTQ.

Rádio Music Awards Brasil

O "Rádio Music Awards Brasil" (RMABs) foi uma premiação brasileira feita anualmente entre 1997 à 2016. A condecoração era promovida pelo Centro de Integração Cultural e Empresarial de São Paulo (CICESP).

Revista VIP

Desde 1998, os leitores da revista "Revista VIP" elegem pelo site de 100 mulheres mais sexy do mundo, ao estilo de revistas estrangeiras como Maxim e FHM.

Splash Awards
O "Splash Awards" é uma premiação brasileira criada pela UOL que possui como finalidade celebrar as personalidades da cultura pop, na internet e na televisão.

Teen Choice Awards

O "Teen Choice Awards" (TCAs) é uma premiação americana que tem como foco principal os adolescentes, as cerimônias são apresentadas anualmente pela FOX.

TikTok Awards
O "TikTok Awards" é uma premiação realizada anualmente pelo aplicativo de compartilhamento de vídeos curtos, TikTok.

The LUKAS Awards

O "The LUKAS Awards" (TLUKASAs) é uma premiação britânica realizada anualmente desde 2013, cujo intuito é celebrar o impacto global da cultura latina, como: música, dança, artes e esportes. A 1.ª fase é feita através de indicações do público e a 2.ª fase é decidida praticamente por 50% de votação popular e 50% do júri. A cerimônia ocorre tradicionalmente em Londres, no salão "The Bloomsbury Ballroom" e os vencedores são convidados a apresentar-se no "La Clave Fest", o maior festival latino de Londres, com mais de trinta (30) mil espectadores.

The Pop Hub Awards
O "The Pop Hub Awards" é uma premiação polonesa, que busca reconhecer os maiores acontecimentos da música polonesa e global.

Top 50

O "Top 50" (T50) é um ranking realizado pelo site de internet espanhol de mesmo nome, o qual realiza semanalmente — atualizado sempre às segundas-feiras e 21h de Brasília — pelo Twitter a lista das cinquentas favoritas pelos ouvintes, os quais votam através de RTs/likes. O post da canção que houver o melhor engajamento chega ao #1 e dará o direito ao dono da música reivindicar o ganho de uma placa física dada pelo portal.

Troféu APCA

A Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte (APCA) premia com o "Troféu APCA" (TAPCA) nas categorias: Arquitetura, Artes Visuais, Cinema, Dança, Literatura, Música Erudita, Moda, Música Popular, Rádio, Teatro, Teatro Infantil e Televisão.

Troféu Bahia Folia

O "Trófeu Bahia Folia" (TBFo) ou "Pesquisa Bahia Folia" é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente durante o período carnavalesco da Bahia desde 1994, a qual elege através de votação popular feita pela Rede Bahia de Televisão em enquete no G1 Bahia a música do Carnaval de um determinado ano.

Troféu Band Folia

O "Trófeu Band Folia" (TBF) é uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente durante o período carnvalaesco desde 2000, a qual elege através de votação popular feita no site da emissora de televisão Rede Bandeirantes de Televisão a música do Carnaval de um determinado ano.

Troféu CarnaUOL

O "Troféu CarnaUOL" (TCUOL) é uma premiação brasileira feita pelo portal UOL no período carnavalesco com o objetivo de saber na opinião dos internautas qual foi o "Hit do Verão" anual do Carnaval.

Troféu Correio Folia
O "Troféu Correio Folia" é uma premiação brasileira organizada pelo jornal sediado em Salvador, Correio. Possui como objetivo a escolha da "melhor música do carnaval" do ano determinado.

Troféu Danado de Bom

O "Troféu Danado de Bom" (TDDB) é uma premiação brasileira pernambucana realizada desde 2010 pela NE10 Interior, TV Jornal Interior e Nagem com o propósito de escolher, juntamente com o público, seja, internautas, ouvintes e telespectadores, a música/hit do São João. A votação é realizada em meados do fim de Maio até o fim de Junho.

Troféu Furacão 2000

O "Troféu Furacão 2000" (TF) era uma premiação brasileira realizada anualmente. Em 2010, a cantora recebeu seu 1° prêmio da carreira em sua antiga gravadora/produtora como "Revelação do Funk".

Troféu Imprensa
O "Troféu Imprensa" (TI) é uma premiação realizada pelo canal brasileiro SBT, sendo considerada o Oscar da TV brasileira. Anitta recebeu 5 indicações, vencendo 2 delas.

Troféu Internet
O "Troféu Internet" (TIn) é uma premiação que aconteceu junto com o Troféu Imprensa, porém, quem decide os vencedores é o público.

Troféu Vídeo Show
O "Troféu Vídeo Show" (TVS) foi uma premiação brasileira realizada pelo programa vespertino 'Vídeo Show' apenas em 2017 através de votação popular para eleger os melhores do canal no ano e prestigiar os artistas mais populares da época.

Urban Music Awards

O "Urban Music Awards" (UMAs) foi uma premiação colombiana realizada somente em 2019 com foco em premiar os melhores do mercado latino.

Women's Music Event Awards

A organização, em parceria com a plataforma de vídeos VEVO, realizou o evento no dia 28 de novembro de 2017, em São Paulo o "Women's Music Event Awards" (WMEAs). A premiação, dedicada as mulheres brasileiras, é dividida em três partes: voto popular, júri técnico e conjunto da obra.

Outros prêmios

Guinness World Record

Viva Latino - Favorite Song

WSJ. Magazine's Innovator Awards
A "WSJ. Magazine's Innovator Awards" é uma cerimônia de premiação, realizada em Nova York, pelo The Wall Street Journal no Museu de Arte Moderna, que homenageia visionários nas áreas de moda, design, música, arte, arquitetura, humanitarismo, entretenimento, tecnologia, entre outros.

Ligações externas

Anitta
Anitta


Yesterday the 2011 list of Library Journal's Movers & Shakers was announced, and I'm an honoree! Together with my coworker Emily King, we were recognized for our work on UNC's first campus-wide Alternate Reality Game last year (among other projects).
I'm extremely honored and equally humbled by this. Thank you to all who nominated us! But this award wasn't given in a vacuum – I wouldn't have accomplished much of anything without the support of all my amazing co-workers and contacts.
Seeing myself listed alongside so many amazing libraryland folks is very surreal. And that doesn't even cover previous years' honorees – many of whom I consider mentors and idols.
Fellow honoree Bobbi Newman did a great job of compiling links to all of this year's Movers & Shakers.


Her humanitarian interests started early in life. As a teenager, she received the University of Women Award in 1998, presented by Member of Parliament, Jean Augustine. Aguinaldo was recognized for her contributions to community development through extensive volunteer work in non-profit organizations in Toronto.
At age 15, Aguinaldo travelled to Paris, Switzerland, London, Rome, Jakarta and Bali, which further sparked her contemplations about humanity and diverse worldviews around the globe. In order to explore solutions to global issues that humanity faced, Aguinaldo pursued a double major in Environment and Resource Management and Urban, Economic and Social Geography, completing an Honors B.A. at the University of Toronto.
At age 18, Aguinaldo had already begun collaborating with occupational therapists and speech pathologists from the Ministry of Community and Social Services to devise developmental programs for young children. By completing her B.Ed. and M. Ed. at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto, Aguinaldo was given immediate opportunities to continue to contribute to people's development through education. She was promoted to a department leader position for the Special Education Department in her second year with the Toronto District School Board. Aguinaldo has worked with all ages - toddlers, children, adolescents and adults at multiple organizations throughout the city. This includes supporting youth and their families as a Neuroeducational Therapist at Maxi Mind Learning; she shares her gift and love for supporting people to excel, achieve success and be happy.
In 2010, Aguinaldo's interests in spirituality began as she began to explore her life's purpose in deeper-than-ever ways. Then, in 2011, while playing for a women's basketball league, Aguinaldo suffered an Achilles tendon tear in her left leg. Thus, what had started as light reading, turned into extensive research and life-changing meditative experiences, as she was confined to her home for healing. Aguinaldo comprehended life and existence in a totally new way. She gave up explosive, competitive sports and started practicing yoga. Aguinaldo has held memberships at the following organizations in order to keep fit: Transcend Health (formerly Dynamic Conditioning Centre), Forever Strong , Fitness 365, GoodLife Fitness, and Moksha to name a few.
In 2013, she launched LifewardChoices.com to share her life insights and offer LCEC's life coaching services. Popular Life Focus Areas of current LCEC clients include nurturing and strengthening relationships, living stress-free, being happy, parent-teen bonding and discipline issues, teen mentorship, overcoming shyness, boosting confidence, developing excellent public speaking and presentation skills, experiencing success, finding inner peace, and much more.
Aguinaldo's novel, an excellent resource for educators and parents, is underway, which encourages important discussions and contemplations about raising empowered and confident children/teenagers. Also look for Aguinaldo's personal story on her expanded consciousness, self-transformation and spiritual evolution. See SarahAguinaldo.com for best sellers and top life-enhancing resources by Aguinaldo.
Aguinaldo was born on April 6, 1979 in Zambia, Africa, and currently lives in Toronto by the lake. She has recently returned from exploring and travelling throughout Asia. Her father, Oscar, worked at Barrick Gold Corporation Headquarters as a Chief Management Accountant, and her mother, Jeanie, worked at Canadian Medical Laboratories and Gamma-Dynacare Medical Laboratories as a Medical Technologist. Her older brother, Sherwin, works for CIBC World Markets, Inc. in Trading Credit Risk Management. He is also co-owner of and principle photographer at Blue Pepper Photography. Aguinaldo's older sister, Shalenie, is a Manager, HR Systems and Analytics at Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd., and her younger brother, Warren, is a Civil Engineer. Warren is also a hip-hop dance instructor and tennis instructor. Her youngest brother, Tyler, is a Mechanical Engineer.


What is descriptive set theory?
Today I took the final exam in a course on descriptive set theory. Let me you tell about it.
Sets are a basic structure in mathematics. They're are very generic, so they come up everywhere - everybody needs a collection of things, after all. Because they're so generic, you can't say much about them. To do something useful with a set, you need to know more about it. You have to add some structure.
My mental image of this is that a set is like a blob of jelly. If you try to pick it up and move it somewhere, you'll just mess up everything. Put it on a plate, though, and it's easy to move around.
One of the ways to add structure is topology. In topology, you describe the open sets of your space. They behave very nicely, but they have too much structure. Not that many interesting sets are open.
Descriptive set theory finds a middle-ground by defining Borel sets. The collection of Borel sets of a topological space is the smallest collection of sets that includes the open sets and is closed under complement and countable unions and intersections. They're the sets you can make out of open sets by these basic operations. To make even more sets, you can define the projective hierarchy where you start with Borel sets and iteratively project them.
After taking the course, I don't know where you would want to use Borel sets or projective sets, but if you do, they will behave quite well.


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"I planned to stay at MEWA for two to three years – and that turned into 29 years," says Silvia Mertens and laughs. "Because there have always been new challenges which I had to contend with." Her career began in the early 90s with the establishment of the product development team. "I set foot in an empty office, two tables, empty cabinets and one phone. And I turned this into an entire department. MEWA gave me the opportunity – and I took it." Silvia Mertens started in a new position six years ago. "I wanted a change and MEWA offered me the role of 'Sales Product Manager'."
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Terry Denton (born 26 July 1950) is an Australian illustrator and author. He is married and has three children. He is the second youngest of five boys and was born and grew up in Melbourne, Victoria. Denton now lives in Mornington, Victoria.

Denton has written and illustrated more than 30 of his own books and illustrated numerous others for many notable Australian authors. His own books include the Gasp! series, which has been adapted into an animated TV series of the same name (and aired on Nine Network and ABC3). His art and designs contributed heavily to style and stories of the children's TV series Lift Off.

Along with Andy Griffiths, Denton was a noted supporter of the September 2019 climate strikes.

Works

Author/Illustrator
 Felix and Alexander (1985)
 Gasp!
 Gasp! (1996)
 Zapt! (1997)
 Splat! (1998)
 Squish! (2005)
 Crash! (2006)
 Chomp! (2007)
 Storymaze
 The Ultimate Wave (2001)
 The Eye of Ulam (2001)
 The Wooden Cow (2002)
 The Golden Udder (2002)
 Minotaur's Maze (2003)
 The Obelisk of Eeeno (2003)
 It's True! Pigs Do Fly (2004)
 Squish! (2005)
 Wombat & Fox
 Wombat & Fox: Tales of the City (2006)
 Wombat & Fox: Summer in the City (2007)
 Wombat & Fox: Thrillseekers (2009)
 Terry Denton's Really Truly Amazing Guide to Everything (2020)

With Andy Griffiths
Denton has developed an enduring and very popular partnership with writer Andy Griffiths and together they have produced:
 The Day My Bum Went Psycho (2001)
 The Bad Book (2004)
 The Cat on the Mat Is Flat (2006)
 What Bumosaur is That? (2007)
 The Big Fat Cow That Goes Kapow (2008)
 The Very Bad Book (2010)
 What Body Part Is That? (2011)
 Once Upon A Slime (2013)
 The Cat, the Rat, and the Baseball Bat (2013)
 Ed and Ted and Ted's Dog Fred (2015)
 The Just! Books
 Just Tricking! (1997)
Just Annoying! (1998)
 Just Stupid! (1999)
 Just Crazy! (2000)
 Just Disgusting! (2002)
 Just Wacky! (2004)
 Just Shocking! (2007)
 Just Macbeth! (2009)
 Just Doomed! (2012)
 The Treehouse Series
 The 13-Storey Treehouse (2011)
 The 26-Storey Treehouse (2012)
 The 39-Storey Treehouse (2013)
The 52-Storey Treehouse (2014)
The 65-Storey Treehouse (2015)
The Treehouse Fun Book (2016)
The 78-Storey Treehouse (2016)
The 91-Storey Treehouse (2017)
 The 117-Storey Treehouse (2019)
 The 130-Storey Treehouse (2021)
 The 143-Storey Treehouse (2022)

Illustration
Books by Mem Fox:
 Night Noises (1989)
 A Particular Cow (2006)

Books by Mark Greenwood:

 Jandamarra (2013)
 Boomerang & Bat (2016)
 Moonwalkers (2020)

Books by Paul Jennings and Ted Greenwood:
 Duck for Cover
 Freeze a crowd
 Spooner or Later

Books by Alison Lloyd:
 Wicked Warriors and Evil Emperors (2010)
 Dragons, Devils and Rebels (2017)
 The Upside-Down History of Down Under (2019)

Books by Natalie Jane Prior
 The Paw (1993)
 The Paw in Destination: Brazil (1995)
 The Paw in The Purple Diamond (1998)

Books by Gillian Rubinstein
 Mr Plunkett's pool  (1992)
 Jake and Pete (1995)
 Jake and Pete and the Stray Dogs  (1997)
 Ducky's Nest (1999)
 Jake & Pete and the Catcrowbats (1999)
 Jake and Pete and the Magpie's Wedding (2002)

Other books:
 The Worm Who Knew Karate, by Julie Lever (2015)

Notes

References
 Official website

1950 births
Australian comics writers
Australian illustrators
Living people
Writers who illustrated their own writing
Artists from Melbourne


4/9/19 @ 5:25 p.m. Nassau County received the attached Press Release today from the Florida Department of Transportation regarding a temporary closure to the intersection at State Road 200 and William Burgess Blvd/Wildlight Avenue.
The closure will begin on Saturday, April 13th and continue until Monday, April 22nd, weather and schedule permitting. The closure will not impact drivers on SR200 traveling straight through the intersection in either direction, however there will be impacts to motorists attempting to access Wildlight Avenue and/or William Burgess Blvd. Please see the Press Release for complete details.
It is our understanding that FDOT has coordinated with local law enforcement agencies to assist with traffic management.
If you have any questions, please contact Hampton Ray with FDOT at (904) 360-5482 or via email at Hampton.Ray@dot.state.fl.us.


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Bienvenido a La Nanny State
By Karla Zabludovsky On 10/17/13 at 6:12 PM EDT
A Coca-Cola truck is seen in traffic in Mexico City September 9, 2013. REUTERS/Edgard Garrido
U.S.Health LA Nanny State
Has Mexico become the latest child in New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's ever-expanding nanny state?
Bloomberg's push for a soda tax south of the border is the most controversial in a series of programs he is funding to improve the health of millions of Mexicans. In 2007, Bloomberg Philanthropies started supporting tobacco-control and road-safety programs in Mexico that helped spawn a federal anti-tobacco law and establish road safety projects in at least six Mexican cities.
But his recent initiative against obesity, a three-year, $10 million grant given to research groups and advocacy organizations that is being used to promote a soft-drink tax in Mexico, has drawn fire from both activists and multinational companies. Coca-Cola has called the tax "discriminatory" and inefficient. Emilio Herrera, director of the National Association of Soft Drinks and Carbonated Water Producers, says it would eliminate scores of jobs and complains about Bloomberg's unique brand of school-marm imperialism. "He can do this in his own country, but what we don't understand is why he is meddling in a country like Mexico," says Herrera, who points to Bloomberg's failure to enact a soda tax in New York as further proof that the mayor should not be trying to influence Mexico's public policies.
Activists who support the tax say the backlash - opponents are calling the proposed legislation "the Bloomberg tax" - is little more than a distraction. "It is a dirty war coming from the companies, especially the soft drink ones, and specifically Coca-Cola," says Alejandro Calvillo, the director of Consumer Power, one of the organizations receiving funds from Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Most health experts in Mexico support the soft drink tax. For years, Mexican and international health organizations have warned about an obesity and diabetes epidemic in the country. Water fountains are hard, if not impossible, to find in public spaces. Perhaps more ubiquitous than taco stands are street vendors selling soft drinks outside metro stations, schools and office buildings. And despite efforts by nongovernmental organizations to push for more nutritious food options at schools and improved product labeling, 32 percent of Mexicans are now obese - defined by the World Health Organization as having a body-mass index of 30 or more - up from 24 percent in 2000.
In 2006, then-president Felipe Calderon proposed a 5 percent tax on bubbly drinks; the lower house of Congress approved the bill, but it was shot down by the Senate.
After a weeklong visit to Mexico in 2011, Olivier De Schutter, U.N. Special Rapporteur on the right to food, called for the country to declare a state of emergency and urged it to battle food poverty and obesity. A 2013 United Nations report using data from 2008 determined that Mexico's obesity rate had surpassed that of the United States, long considered one of the fattest countries in the world.
Enrique Peña Nieto, who became Mexico's president in December, recently introduced fiscal reforms that include a 15 percent tax on soft drinks, beer, candy and ice-cream, among others. The lower house of Congress has until Sunday to approve the bill, which Bloomberg publicly endorsed .
"Thanks to Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto for taking action on the obesity epidemic & supporting a new tax on sugary drinks. Cc: @EPN," wrote Mr. Bloomberg on Twitter on September 10. Peña Nieto quickly responded with a tweet in Spanish. "I appreciate the recognition of the very important reform agenda we are undertaking in Mexico, @MikeBloomberg. I hope to greet you soon in NY."
Bloomberg Philanthropies has funded health-related programs in Brazil, Russia, India, Turkey, and Vietnam, but the mayor has long been friendly with Mexican leaders and activists who have welcomed his generous funding for health issues. In 2009, Bloomberg Philanthropies presented an award to Mexico City's Secretary of Health during the Global Conference on Tobacco and Health in Mumbai, India, for his political commitment to smoke-free air legislation.
According to Mauricio Hernandez Avila, director of the National Institute of Public Health, the government received approximately $1.3 million from Bloomberg Philanthropies in 2007, which helped fund Mexico's first anti-tobacco government office and pay for the first anti-tobacco commissioner's salary. In 2008, Mexico passed an anti-tobacco law, requiring tobacco packages to include graphic pictures of health risks associated with smoking - including sickly fetuses and sobbing children standing by their dead relatives' bodies - and establishing smoke-free public spaces.
At the same time, Bloomberg was funding a road safety program in Mexico, which, according to Hernandez Avila, was a matter that was "practically sleeping, did not exist." By 2010, accident prevention program worth $2 million were in effect in six cities. A system of Breathalyzer checkpoints to curb drunk driving in Mexico City has expanded to more than 30 municipalities with Bloomberg money.
Still, Bloomberg's soft-drink tax efforts, at home and abroad, remain the best known, and have even become the subject of good-naturedly mocking. Miguel Bloombito, a Twitter account that regularly parodies the mayor's broken Spanish, posted this at the height of the soda ban debate in New York: "Banñing todos los drinkos con sugaro es cheaperado than making las seats del subwayo widero para los mas grande culos."
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As an artist, you're taking your experiences and placing them into your art. So the more experiences you have, the richer your art and more people can relate to it.
I've been a fan of Erykah Badu for quite some time now. Her character is just so unique, and she is a true artist. From her style, to the way she expresses herself through song. She still has that Chaka Khan high register, and she's just so personable. Love this performance of her at the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert.


Here is the piezo-electric conformal transducer. The threaded cylinder with the contoured tip is the sensor.
My 20-year tour as a reloading-manual developer began during the transition from copper crusher pressure testing to modern piezo-electric testing, and what good timing that was. Learning both let me understand the effects of each on published load data and gain confidence in the loads derived by each method.
Crusher testing is a very old technology and is strictly mechanical. It is so simple and low-tech that you could measure cartridge pressures on a desert island with no electricity or computers as long as you had a decent micrometer and some place to write the results.
A crusher-type test barrel is pierced or ported at or near the chamber in a spot precisely called out in the cartridge's standards. Once a cartridge is loaded in the barrel, a soft copper gascheck is pushed into the port against the case, and a special steel piston is inserted and snugged against the gascheck. The gascheck prevents gas escape that could erode the expensive barrel.
A copper crusher is placed on the upper end of the piston. Crushers are made to high material and dimensional standards, and each lot is calibrated to ensure consistent deformation. To provide the resistance that ensures the "crush" and captures the crusher, the pressure barrel has a heavy yoke--basically an inverted "U." The yoke attaches to the massive frame of the universal receiver above the barrel. A large anvil screw in the top of the yoke lets the operator secure the crusher.
Pressure against the piston shortens the crusher. We measure the crusher and consult a table of pressure values provided with each crusher lot. Starting at 0.499 inch, the table lists decreasing lengths in thousandths of an inch and, beside each length, the pressure in copper units of pressure (CUP) that it takes to shorten that much. The system must be reset after each shot, requiring that you remove the piston, knock the gascheck into the fired case (which now has a hole in it), extract the case, and start over. It is a tedious procedure, but it served well for years.
When modern electronics and sensing methods became more prevalent in the last 30 years of the 20th century, ballisticians found a way to improve the speed and accuracy of pressure measurement. The heart of the system is a little gadget called a piezo-electric transducer. Each one contains a tiny crystal that emits a small electrical signal when compressed. The signal is directly proportional to the force applied and is linear, making it an excellent method for testing pressure.
If you replace the crusher piston with an electronic sensor, you avoid the need to reset the barrel for every shot. But you need potent electronics. The tiny signal output from the crystal must be amplified and then fed into a computer that applies all the initial settings derived for that barrel and transducer to yield an accurate result.
In Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute (SAAMI) protocols, the transducer's sensing surface is contoured to match the chamber's radius and taper. The device "conforms" to the case wall, giving this type of sensor its name--the conformal transducer. A small metal bracket ensures the sensor is installed with the taper in the proper directions. When properly installed in a pressure barrel, the transducer is almost invisible to the casual observer. The transducer can leave a slight mark on a fired case but is otherwise like using any firearm in that you do not have to reset anything other than the breech between shots.
A PCB transducer is fitted to a Krieger pressure barrel. The bracket ensures the contoured sensor is in the proper orientation.
Being strictly mechanical, the crusher system records only peak pressure--nothing else. It's like a black and white snapshot taken with an old box camera. By comparison, transducer testing is a high-definition, full-color video. The new system has a time basis and records from the point the fired case contacts the transducer to the point where the bullet exists the test barrel.
Just as you can derive more information about an event from a video than a single still photo, modern electronic testing opened new doors for those of us who develop reloading data. We can see when the peak pressure occurs (time-to-peak), how long it is maintained, and even analyze primer performance--something hard to detect with a crusher system.
In addition, transducer testing gives higher resolution. The nature of crusher calibration creates large increments of pressure up to several hundred CUP per increment, but a transducer technically can read to 1 pound per square inch (psi). I found this higher resolution let me confidently produce a more consistent data set for each cartridge and better judge which propellants were best suited to that cartridge.
People seem to think there is some absolute relation between copper units of pressure and the pounds per square inch results of transducer testing. There isn't. CUP is a special unit of measure defined only for ballistic testing; psi is a standard unit of measure for all pressure testing in the English system. Whether you are testing radiator caps or valves for a nuclear submarine, psi is the same. CUP has no other use.
There is about a 96 percent correlation between assigned psi and CUP for rifle cartridges, with the psi value being higher. However, that means that 4 percent of the time, you can't make it work. That's because of some rifle cartridges whose psi assignment is lower than their CUP assignment. It's even more prevalent with handgun cartridges. When you convert inches to feet, dividing by 12 always works. Not so for ballistic pressure units.
, has a max case length of 0.615 inch, but the anvil assembly means the crusher port is 0.698 inch from the breechface. The accompanying chart shows how much the sensor position varies for the .25 Auto, 9mm Luger, and .38 S&W Special.
The transducer is secured to the barrel, so it can be positioned much closer to the breech, usually mid-body. This means a transducer can detect pressure events that occur very early in the pressure cycle--things a crusher at the case mouth may fail to detect.
First, let me repeat that when the sensing ports for the two systems are similarly located, the ballistician will not see much difference in final charge-weight assignments. The newest cartridges no longer have crusher standards, so this is a moot point for them.
For me, the two handgun cartridges that highlighted the effects of sensor location were the 9mm Luger and the 10mm Auto. When we started on Speer Reloading Manual #12 (the first Speer manual to incorporate transducer testing), we were using crusher data from older Speer manuals as starting points. Most of the loads compared well within the safe zone, but some propellants that "shot spec" on crusher were exceeding the transducer limit of 35,000 psi by up to 7,000 psi. Retesting on crusher showed them still normal on the older system.
After firing, there is a faint trace from a conformal transducer on this .44 Magnum case fired in a modern pressure barrel.
Before we used this barrel, we received the complete SAAMI technical data packet for the 10mm, and there was only a transducer standard. We built another barrel, this time a transducer version. Because we had inquiring minds, we did parallel testing with each system. Most loads compared well, but again, we found some propellants that posted 36,000 CUP shot nearly 45,000 psi, well over the 10mm's 37,500 psi limit.
In both cartridges, the propellants that did not "line up" between the two systems were the fast-burning handgun propellants. By the time we adjusted their loads to read in-spec on transducer, velocities were falling off.
My immediate thought was, "Are crusher loads unsafe?" We faced one big, obvious fact: The "old loads" had not damaged any cartridge cases or firearms when used as prescribed. Why not?
The engineering director nailed the answer: Some potentially dangerous things are of such short duration that they do not have time to produce damage.
Look at fire walkers. They routinely walk on coals hot enough to burn skin, but their technique avoids staying in contact with the heat long enough to suffer burns.
Fast-burning propellants can create pressure effects early in the firing cycle that a crusher at the case mouth will never detect. They last such a short time that even the soft brass case suffers no ill effects. It is a credit to the sensitivity of the conformal transducer that it picks up these early effects and includes them in the total picture of the event.
We seldom saw these effects in rifle cartridges. Most standards for bottleneck cartridge chambers place crusher and transducer ports much closer, at least as a percentage of total chamber length. We shot transducer pressures for .30-06 loads with the various styles of Speer 180-grain bullets, data for which had previously been developed on crusher only.
The crusher loads were set to max between 47,000 and 48,500 CUP, just under the SAAMI max of 50,000 CUP. Transducer testing showed that the same loads fell between 56,700 and 58,500 psi, just under the 60,000 psi limit for the same cartridge. No changes in published data were needed. Across the range of modern rifle cartridges, we did not find any surprises when we added transducer data to our existing files of crusher data.
So the handgun reloader stands to be most affected, but is this a serious problem? No, it's not. The lesson I see in this is for the reloader to take advantage of the wide range of handgun propellants we enjoy today. Don't try getting high-velocity loads with the quickest burning propellants. In spite of some wonderful mid-rate handgun propellants on the market, some reloaders are still trying to get top velocities from Bullseye, W231, AA No. 2, and other very quick-burning handgun propellants. Save those fine quick-burners for your target loads.
Transducer testing provides a direct payoff to the hobby reloader: volume of data. We had to budget 50 percent more time when developing loads that still used crusher standards. Transducer testing let my team greatly expand the coverage in the latest Speer manual.
I'm a real traditionalist--blue steel, case-coloring, and fine walnut still speed up my pulse. However, for pressure testing, give me the high-tech conformal transducer.


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Cut both ends off the lemons. Set a lemon on one end on a cutting board, and using a paring knife, follow the curve of the lemon from top to bottom, cutting off the peel and pith. Repeat with the other lemon. Cut between the membranes, removing the segments of flesh from both lemons. Reserve extra juice from the membranes. Repeat the supréming technique with the oranges. Toss the greens with the onions and lemon segments. Lightly salt the salad ingredients, then add any reserved lemon juice and olive oil and toss again. Adjust seasoning to taste with salt and pepper.


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Uma Karuna Thurman (born April 29, 1970) is an American actress and model. She has performed in leading roles in a variety of films, ranging from romantic comedies and dramas to science fiction and action movies. Following early roles in films such as Dangerous Liaisons (1988), she rose to international prominence in 1994 following her role in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction for which she was nominated for an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award and a Golden Globe Award. She starred in several more films throughout the 1990s such as The Truth About Cats & Dogs, Batman & Robin, Gattaca and Les Misérables. She won a Golden Globe Award for the miniseries Hysterical Blindness (2002). Her career was revitalized when she reunited with director Quentin Tarantino to play the central role in two Kill Bill films (2003/2004), which brought her an additional two Golden Globe Award nominations and a BAFTA Award nomination. Thurman was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father, Robert Alexander Farrar Thurman, a New York-born professor, is a Buddhist writer and academic. Her mother, Nena von Schlebrügge, is a model who was born in Mexico City, Mexico, of German, Swedish and Danish descent. Thurman and her siblings spent time in the Himalayan town of Almora, Uttarakhand, India, during childhood, and the Dalai Lama, to whom Robert Thurman has long been close, once visited their home. She grew up mostly in Amherst, Massachusetts, where she went to Amherst Regional Middle School, then moved to Woodstock, New York. While her father gave his children a Buddhist upbringing, she has the same name as one of the Hindu goddess Parvati's alternate names, "Uma", which means "light" in Sanskrit. Regarding religion, she now calls herself agnostic. She has three brothers, Ganden (b. 1968), Dechen (b. 1973), and Mipam (b. 1978), and a half-sister named Taya (b. 1960), from her father's previous marriage. She is described as having been an awkward and introverted girl who was teased for her tall frame, angular bone structure, enormous feet and unusual name (sometimes using the name "Uma Karen" instead of her birth name). When Thurman was 10 years old, a friend's mother suggested a nose job. As a child, she suffered bouts of body dysmorphic disorder, which she discussed in an interview with Talk magazine in 2001. Uma attended Amherst Public Schools. In the eighth grade, she discovered her love for acting. Talent scouts noticed her performance as Abigail in a production of The Crucible and offered her the chance to act professionally. Thurman attended Northfield Mount Hermon School, a preparatory school in Massachusetts, before dropping out to pursue a career in acting.
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Iraq drops hundreds of thousands of leaflets on Mosul promising liberation
in: Middle East, News
By Loveday Morris March 18
BAGHDAD — Iraqi planes dropped hundreds of thousands of leaflets over Mosul overnight Wednesday urging civilians to collaborate against the Islamic State ahead of a military push, the Defense Ministry said.Addressed to "the people of Mosul," the flier, copies of which were circulated online, promised that the city would be liberated soon. Qais Karim of the Defense Ministry's media office said the air force's C-130 Hercules planes made the drops to "mobilize the people."
The move came despite military operations stalling farther east in Tikrit, where Iraqi forces' largest offensive to date against the Islamic State extremist group has paused amid heavy casualties.
"Mosul is your city, Iraq is your Iraq," the flier read. "Your armed forces are very close to you."
It went on to urge civilians to make a note of those working with the extremists.
"Watch their bases, record their infidel actions. Point out those who cooperate with them to destroy your ancient civilization," it said.
[Read: The Islamic State's war against history]
There are signs of disagreement among the security forces over the timeline for a Mosul offensive, with some officials arguing that the western province of Anbar is a more critical priority.
Karim said that there was no timeline for a Mosul offensive but that the city would be the next target after operations in Tikrit and the surrounding province of Salahuddin end.
Iraqi officials earlier had publicly pushed back against a U.S. official's comments that an offensive could begin in April.
Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi on Tuesday held a meeting with field commanders to discuss the expected Mosul operation, the ministry said.
However, some of Iraq's most influential security chiefs have said that Sunni-dominated Anbar is a more pressing concern.
"After Tikrit, Anbar, and after Anbar, Mosul," Hadi al-Amiri, the head of Iraq's Badr Organization, a prominent Shiite armed group that has emerged as a powerful player on the battlefield, said in an interview Tuesday near the front lines in Salahuddin.
[View: The military assault on Tikrit in pictures]
Iraqi armed forces are advancing in parts of Anbar, pushing Islamic State militants back in the town of Garma, west of Baghdad, though they remain under pressure in the provincial capital of Ramadi.
Amiri cited concerns that if the army collapses in Anbar's population centers, including Ramadi and Haditha, local tribes that have fought the Islamic State will be massacred.
"Therefore, it's necessary to rush the Anbar operation," he said. That move also would cut enemy supply lines to Mosul, assisting any offensive there, he said.
Security officials have raised concerns about Iraqi forces' capability to hold ground in Sunni areas it seizes. The military relies significantly on Shiite militias, running the risk of alienating the local population.
Meanwhile, the pause in fighting in Tikrit has stirred doubts about whether pro-government forces can beat the Islamic State in street battles. Karim said the military decided to stall its advance to put in place a plan that would "guarantee fewer casualties."
Workers in a cemetery in the southern city of Najaf, where many pro-government Shiite fighters are taken for burial, have said that as many as 60 fighters were dying a day at the peak of operations in Tikrit.
The pro-government forces are yet to enter the city center, but they have reclaimed a string of towns and villages in Salahuddin province, buoying morale among the about 20,000 militiamen who have joined the fight. A few hundred Sunni tribesmen also participated.
"Your brothers in Salahuddin taught [the Islamic State] a lesson they will never forget," the leaflet said. "And so will you."
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Throughout his legal career, Mike Segal has practiced in a business management environment. For more than 25 years, he has been heavily involved in the creation and representation of large single specialty and multi-specialty physician groups.
He also has considerable experience in structuring all varieties of healthcare joint venture transactions, keeping in mind the various regulatory...
He also has considerable experience in structuring all varieties of healthcare joint venture transactions, keeping in mind the various regulatory issues. Additionally, he acts as general and special counsel to hospitals, large medical groups, and other medically related businesses.
Mr. Segal is a frequent presenter on healthcare law. He has recently presented on accountable care organizations, clinical integration, and all things healthcare reform to medical associations and other healthcare organizations throughout Florida. He has also previously presented on medical malpractice at conferences across the United States.
He is a certified American Health Lawyer Association Dispute Resolver, a designation that qualifies him to serve as a mediator and arbitrator in forums for alternative dispute resolution.
Throughout his career, Mr. Segal has been heavily involved in charitable community activities. Currently, he is the president of his local synagogue. He was formerly an officer and director of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, and for more than a decade was a director of the Jewish Community Centers Association of North America.
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While many Windows Insider lay in dormant wait for another Fast or Slow Ring build of the latest Windows 10 operating system, the Insider Hub is being primed for future content. As of January 6th, the most recent update located in the Insider Hub describes a series called 'Made by You' that will prominently showcase issues the community votes to the top.
The idea behind the series seems similar to the Windows Blog, where Windows developers and engineers take the time to address the Insider community's feedback regarding features or issues with Windows 10 in great length and detail.
The first post in the series is in regards to the notoriously bad job Windows does with scaling on Hi-Res displays.
Back during late Spring and early Summer of 2015, when the Windows 10 Insider program was in full swing, Windows teams used the newly renamed Insider Hub prominently. The Insider Hub grew and swelled with conversations to and from the development and engineer teams within the Windows division.
As time went on, the evolution of the Insider Hub matured, where Windows Insiders were no longer inundated with borderline malware-like pop-ups for feedback and in-your-face placement of the Hub throughout various areas of the OS. Rather, over time, the Insider Hub became a subtle place continuingly dedicated Insiders gathered after the public launch of Windows 10. The Insider Hub went from a mainstay to an optional download and the information it contained went from feverish and rabid bug squashing to casual conversations about upcoming releases and notes.
The 'Made by you' series may be an effort to reignite the fandom previous Windows 10 Insider builds garnered early on, as well as prep Insiders for the promised rush of builds this year.
Have you been keeping up with the Insider Hub?


People like to say, "I feel badly," but it's wrong. Let's look at exactly why this is not an idiom, a turn of phrase, a colloquialism, or anything other than a flat-out mistake.
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