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Макаел () е населено място и община в Испания. Намира се в провинция Алмерия, в състава на автономната област Андалусия. Общината влиза в състава на района (комарка) Вале дел Алмансора. Заема площ от 44 km². Населението му е 6120 души (по данни от 2010 г.). Разстоянието до административния център на провинцията е 107 km.

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  Есплугес де Лобрегат, Испания
  Жари, Франция

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John Foster Dulles was appointed Secretary of State by President Dwight Eisenhower on January 21, 1953. Dulles served for much of the decade, leaving an indelible mark upon U.S. foreign policy that included close cooperation between the Department of State and the Central Intelligence Agency as well as a focus upon international mutual security agreements designed to contain communism.
Dulles was born in Washington, D.C. on February 25, 1888. A grandson of former Secretary of State John Watson Foster and the nephew of Woodrow Wilson's Secretary of State Robert Lansing. Dulles was surrounded by members of the foreign affairs community from an early age.
During his adolescence, he spent a year in Paris before attending Princeton University. Dulles returned to Paris in 1919 to attend the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 as part of Bernard Baruch's Reparations Commission and Economic Council. During this time, Dulles formed strong opinions about the danger of holding Germany responsible for war reparations and—from the failure of President Woodrow Wilson to gain U.S. support for the League of Nations—the value of maintaining strong domestic support for U.S. foreign policy.
During World War II, Dulles served on the War Trade Board as a lawyer. After the war, Dulles entered private practice and in 1949 was appointed to the Senate by New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey, although he failed to win reelection.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Dulles as his Secretary of State on January 21, 1953. During the 1950s, Dulles and Eisenhower forged a strong friendship that granted the Secretary of State direct and unprecedented access to the President. Furthermore, Dulles's time as Secretary was marked by a general consensus in U.S. policy that peace could be maintained through the containment of communism. This consensus allowed Dulles and Eisenhower to secure international mutual security agreements while at the same time reducing the number of troops in the U.S. military and the production of conventional weapons. Dulles also enjoyed the close cooperation of the Central Intelligence Agency, which was run by his brother, Allen Dulles.
Dulles was also the first Secretary of State to be directly accessible to the media and to hold the first Department press conferences.
Poor health forced Dulles to resign his position at the Department of State in April of 1959, only weeks before his death on May 24, 1959.


Russian journalist Ilyas Shurpayev was found murdered in his Moscow flat yesterday. He is the 22nd Russian journalist to die since 2000.
A rising star of Russian television was brutally knifed to death at his apartment in the early hours of yesterday morning - the latest of many journalists to die in suspicious circumstances in Moscow.
Ilyas Shurpayev, 32, recently moved to the capital after making a name for himself as a brave and talented reporter covering hot-spots in the volatile Caucasus region.
His murder takes to 22 the number of journalists to die in contract killings or other suspicious circumstances since 2000.
The deaths have usually occurred following conflicts with local or national politicians or businessman, and often involve probes of allegations of corruption or abuse of power.
It signals the acute danger that Russian journalists still face after eight years of rule by President Vladimir Putin, who has been criticised for failing to take attacks on reporters and editors sufficiently seriously.
According to reports, father-of-one Shurpayev spoke on the phone to a friend at 10pm and sounded "completely normal."
But at 1am his body was found with multiple knife wounds and with a belt wrapped around his neck after the fire brigade were called to his rented flat.
A fire had been started apparently to cover up the crime scene. Police believe he knew the killer as nothing was removed from his flat following the murder.
"It seems the journalist let his murderers into his apartment himself, because not long before the fire started, he called the concierge and asked her to open the door to two young people who allegedly came from the Caucasus region," said a source close to the investigation.
Police immediately claimed that the motive for the murder appeared "personal" yet colleagues feared it is far more likely to have been the result of his work.
"We are working on all lines of inquiry, including work-related murder and for the purpose of robbery. However, the main theory is that the murder was committed for personal reasons," said an investigator.
However, a few hours before his death, Shurpayev left a blog post about a dispute between the journalists and the founder of a local newspaper in his native Dagestan, next to Chechnya.
It said he had been blacklisted by a newspaper owner. It was not clear yesterday if this dispute could be linked to his death.
"Now I am a dissident - what nonsense!" he wrote. But he was not an investigative reporter and had not been involved in politics.
"I am too lazy and have no time," he wrote in his blog, which had a wide following.
Recently he also mocked the widespread worship of guns in Russia's Caucasus region.
"I hope the murderers of such a great person and talented journalist will be punished," said Dagestan's Information Minister Eduard Urazayev.
Shurpayev's wife and five-year-old daughter had remained in the south of Russia when he got his new job in Moscow several months ago.
The most high-profile journalist to die was investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya, a strong Kremlin critic who wrote about atrocities in Chechnya.
She was gunned down in the entrance of her Moscow apartment building in October 2006.
Shurpayev was the author of numerous reports about the mostly Muslim North Caucasus mountain region in southern Russia, where there are frequent clashes between security forces and local rebels.
"His CV includes all the hotspots in the Caucasus," said a statement by Channel One, the equivalent of BBC1, his employers. "Very often he worked in combat-like conditions."


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About voluntary assisted dying
Voluntary assisted dying	in Tasmania
Information for health practitioners about voluntary assisted dying
Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission
How to contact us about voluntary assisted dying
The information on this page provides a summary of how voluntary assisted dying can be accessed when it is allowed in Tasmania by 23 October 2022.
When it becomes available, there will be services and health practitioners available to assist people to navigate the process.
What is voluntary assisted dying?
Voluntary assisted dying refers to a situation where a person who is dying chooses to access prescribed medication to end their life.
If they meet the requirements and safeguards in the law, voluntary assisted dying allows people who are already near the end of their life to decide how and when they die.
Most people will get the support they need from palliative care and end-of-life services. These can improve quality of life for people with advanced disease.
Even with the best care, some people getting close to the end of their life can experience suffering that cannot be relieved in a way that is tolerable to them. They then may want to ask for assistance to die.
Who will be able to access voluntary assisted dying?
To access voluntary assisted dying when allowed in Tasmania, you must meet specific requirements in relation to your medical condition, decision-making capacity, whether you are acting voluntarily, and age and residency. These requirements are summarised below.
The person must be suffering intolerably due to an advanced, incurable and irreversible disease, illness, injury or medical condition for which there is no reasonably available treatment that the person finds acceptable.
The medical condition must be expected to cause their death within six months (or 12 months for neurodegenerative disease). It will be possible to apply for an exemption to these timeframes (further guidelines will be released on this in future).
Decision-making capacity
The person must be able to:
understand, remember and use or evaluate information and advice regarding access to voluntary assisted dying, and
communicate their decision and opinions (this includes communicating verbally, in writing, or by gesture).
Acting voluntarily
The decision to access voluntary assisted dying must be a person's own decision.
There must not be duress, coercion, threats or rewards associated with their decision.
The person must be 18 years or older to access voluntary assisted dying in Tasmania.
The person must have been living in Tasmania for the 12 months prior to requesting access to voluntary assisted dying.
They must also be an Australian citizen or permanent resident or have been living in Australia for at least three years prior to making the request.
Can a person with disability or mental illness access voluntary assisted dying?
People with disability or mental illness have the same right to ask for voluntary assisted dying.
They will only be able to access voluntary assisted dying if they meet the criteria set out in the law.
There are provisions in the law for people who have difficulty communicating to have support in their communications, including the use of an interpreter.
Role of health practitioners in voluntary assisted dying
Health practitioners will be a vital part of the voluntary assisted dying process.
All health practitioners can choose whether to assist you to access voluntary assisted dying.
If they are uncomfortable, they do not have to play an active role but medical practitioners (doctors) will have some legal obligations.
If you express a wish to access voluntary assisted dying to a doctor, they must provide you with the contact details of the Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission.
A doctor who is not assisting may also be required to provide medical records to another doctor.
There are also restrictions on health practitioners initiating conversations with patients about voluntary assisted dying.
Doctors will assess your eligibility to access voluntary assisted dying.
This process will involve at least two different doctors and at least four assessments.
Registered nurses may play a role in the final stages of voluntary assisted dying.
This includes administering the voluntary assisted dying substance.
All health practitioners who choose to participate in the voluntary assisted dying process will have to complete a voluntary assisted dying training course.
Learn more about the role of health practitioners in voluntary assisted dying
Process to access voluntary assisted dying
Access to voluntary assisted dying requires multiple requests and multiple assessments of eligibility. The following summarises the process for access to voluntary assisted dying or you can download the process flowchart outlined in this fact sheet.
1. First request
A person asks their doctor for access to voluntary assisted dying.
This is called the 'first request.' You can only make a 'first request' if your doctor has first provided you, in person, with information regarding voluntary assisted dying.
The doctor accepts the request.
The doctor may also decline to accept the request.
The doctor assesses the person as eligible to access voluntary assisted dying.
This requires the doctor to make a written determination that the requirements set out in the Act in relation to the medical condition, decision-making capacity, voluntariness, age and residency are met.
The doctor may also assess the person as ineligible.
2. Second request
The person asks their doctor again for access to voluntary assisted dying.
This is called the 'second request.'
The doctor again assesses the person as eligible to access voluntary assisted dying.
This requires the doctor to make a second written determination that the requirements set out in the Act in relation to the medical condition, decision-making capacity, voluntariness, age and residency are met. The doctor may also assess the person as ineligible.
3. Second opinion
A second doctor provides a second opinion and assesses the person as eligible.
A different doctor assesses whether the person meets the requirements in the Act and makes a written determination. Doctors can refuse to accept referrals and can also assess a person as ineligible.
4. Final request
The person asks the first doctor again for access to voluntary assisted dying.
The doctor again assesses the person as eligible to access voluntary assisted dying
This requires the doctor to make their third written determination that the requirements set out in the Act in relation to the medical condition, decision-making capacity, voluntariness, age and residency are met.
5. Voluntary assisted dying substance authorisation, prescription and supply
The voluntary assisted dying substance is authorised.
A doctor applies to the Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission and is granted authorisation to prescribe the voluntary assisted dying substance.
The Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission may also refuse authorisation to prescribe the substance.
The voluntary assisted dying substance is prescribed
The doctor provides a pharmacist with a prescription for the voluntary assisted dying substance
The voluntary assisted dying substance is supplied
The pharmacist discusses the prescription and the person's other medications with the person.
The pharmacist supplies the voluntary assisted dying substance to the doctor.
6. Final determination
A health practitioner assesses the person's decision-making capacity and whether they are acting voluntarily.
This is called the 'final determination.' This may be done by the doctor from earlier stages of the processor may be done by another health practitioner, including a registered nurse.
7. Final permission
The person provides their final permission stating that they wish to access voluntary.
This must be done within 48 hours of the 'final determination.' The final permission sets out the person's wishes including how they wish to have the voluntary assisted dying substance administered to them.
8. Administation
The voluntary assisted dying substance is supplied to the patient by the doctor and is administered in accordance with the person's wishes.

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After Amy Schumer had a surprise wedding last week, Emily Ratajkowski just made the unexpected revelation that she got married at a City Hall wedding in New York City on Friday. In her Instagram Stories, she posted a series of five photos revealing the news and also shared a photo with engagement ring emoji.
The model, wearing a Zara Long Belted Jacket (£80) and Flared Trousers (£40), married Sebastian Bear-McClard, an actor and producer. One of the witnesses in attendance was none other than Instagram star The Fat Jewish. Stay tuned as we learn more updates. Congratulations to the happy couple! Read on to see Ratajkowski's photos and shop her Zara pantsuit.


A winter trip to Vienna this year calls for two unusual travel accessories: birthday candles and a ball gown or tuxedo.
Mozart's 250th birthday celebration is creating major buzz in cities around the world, but few are going as composer crazy as Vienna, where Mozart lived for the last 10 years of his life. Pair this mega-event with the annual winter ball season and citywide events, and Vienna emerges as an energized destination where history and tradition can be a vibrant part of the visitor experience. Although these events will certainly draw a crowd, winter is still one of the most affordable times to visit the city. Package deals and airline sales are cropping up everywhere, making it easier to enjoy the offerings at a better value.
Vienna—along with Mozart's birthplace, Salzburg—may be the best city in the world to enjoy Mozart celebrations, with hundreds of related activities and attractions available specifically for 2006. The Mozarthaus Vienna, the only surviving dwelling in the city where the composer resided, has just been restored and opened as a Mozart museum. An exhibition at the Albertina Museum, home of one of the world's largest graphic collections, utilizes virtual displays and artwork to explore the life and times of Mozart. And, performances of Mozart's works, musicals about Mozart, a marionette version of the Magic Flute, and other stage interpretations of all-things-Mozart will command venues around the city for the whole year.
Additionally, Calling Mozart kiosks around the city provide cell phone users with numbers to call for more information about the composer. Visitors without cell phones can rent audioguides or download MP3s with the same information. And, with one-hour chamber music concerts performed by young musicians, the Mozart Oasis project brings free live music to Vienna's museums, shopping centers, and office buildings.
Mozart celebrations will continue throughout the year with ongoing events such as the Vienna Festival from May 12 to June 18, which specializes in modern productions of classics, and will feature Mozart's The Magic Flute, Cosi fan tutti, and Zaide. There are also free Mozart films at Rathausplatz, the city hall square, from July 1 to September 3, and the Mozart Marathon, which pairs the Vienna City Marathon with a simultaneous Mozart musical marathon performed by the Vienna Philharmonic.
January and February also bring the annual carnival season of formal balls. Three large balls will be held in February: The Johann Strauss Ball on February 14, the Coffeehouse Owners' Ball on February 17, and the high society main event, the Opera Ball on February 24. What once was the realm of only the nobility and the well connected is now a bit more accessible, and tickets to some of these February events are even available online. But divisions remain: At the Opera Ball, prices range from 12 euros ($14) for a spectator pass to 16,000 euros ($19,152) for a dress circle box, and as of press time, there was a waiting list for tickets.
For the Johann Strauss Ball, tickets start at 35 euros ($42). Should your waltz not yet be ready for prime time, dance workshops are offered at the event. In addition to indulging in dancing and champagne, ball goers will get to see the opening ceremony, a midnight quadrille, and a special Valentine midnight show. For the Coffeehouse Owners' Ball, an event that attracts about 5,000 people each year, tickets start at 85 euros ($102).
Visitors who need to rest after so much activity can pull up a couch, as this year also marks the 150th birthday of Sigmund Freud. To celebrate, the Sigmund Freud Museum will curate a show related to Freud and psychoanalysis, and will be hosting talks and other activities throughout the year.
Also, winter is the only time to experience the Vienna Ice Dream, an ice skating rink in Vienna's city hall square that is surrounded by food stalls, a stage for live and broadcast music, and non-skating activities for kids and families. There are reduced rates for children and families. Entrance to the Vienna Ice Dream is slightly cheaper before 4:00 p.m.
At press time, Austrian Airlines and Air France were both listing February flights to Vienna from New York for around $500 round-trip. Oftentimes, travelers can find affordable overseas flights from the U.S. to high-volume European gateways, then book a cheap intra-European flight to their destination. Although Vienna is not serviced by major low-cost carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair, a few smaller airlines offer affordable routes to the city. Air Berlin departs from London Stansted, with standard fares under $50 each way that drop to $10 each way for autumn 2006 travel. Germanwings flies from 19 euros ($23) each way from both Stuttgart and Cologne, Germany.
Bundled air-and-hotel packages can offer easier booking, possible savings, and sometimes transfers or other perks. Austrian Airlines has a Mozart Memories air-and-hotel package with stops in both Salzburg (the other major Mozart celebration city) and Vienna, which includes some meals and a concert in Vienna, from $949 through the end of March. Go-Today also has Vienna packages, such as air and six nights' accommodations from $559 for visits until March 23.
Air-and-hotel packages are just one of the many types of bundled services available to travelers. Purchasing airfare independently frees up the opportunity to choose from one of the many land packages that combine hotel stays with concert tickets, ball entry, exhibition passes, or other activities.
For example, Mozart-themed packages start at 100 euros ($120) per person for accommodations, breakfast, tickets to a Mozart concert, and admission to the Mozarthaus or the Mozart exhibition.
Ball guests can find packages that include two nights' accommodations at a four-star hotel, limousine airport transfers, a sightseeing tour, and tickets to the Johann Strauss Ball, from 195 euros ($233) per person.
This year, Vienna is packed with reasons to visit, and a trip before the summer high season offers lower prices and a unique blend of opportunities that will melt away before spring.


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How IMH are transforming healthcare in Swindon
IMH is a network of Primary Care centres which has recently merged with Total Physiotherapy Limited to create one integrated healthcare business of 72 sites. Dedicated to helping the NHS meet the needs of patients, we provide wide-ranging support via our field-based teams and Support Centre to enable our sites to run smoothly.
We are delighted to have been featured in an article on Building Better Healthcare, as a result of our most recent project to transform healthcare Swindon. The leading web and print resource for healthcare professionals covered our new plans to create a network of five practices in the Wiltshire town and improve the lives of more than 53,000 patients. Together, the practices will work collectively to provide exceptional standards of care to patients throughout the town. One of the practices will become a designated central hub, where call handling, clinical administration and triage will take place.
This new project will help to improve standards and transform patients' lives, making it easier to access appointments and with greater flexibility than ever before. We also want to provide patients with a greater choice of services from convenient locations, rather than having to be referred to centres that may be difficult to get to or unfamiliar. In our years of working in primary care, we've determined that flexibility is the key to not only strengthening care standards, but also for helping health professionals improve their work/life balance. When greater flexibility and choice is provided, everyone wins.
Our chief medical officer, Dr David Jones, said: "In Swindon we have the opportunity to transform the way we deliver care to our patients by working together as a group of practices. We are confident that the new central hub will have important and tangible benefits for the local community; for example, standardised and improved patient outcomes and allowing more time to care for our patients. We are passionate about delivering safe, sustainable and effective primary care for the people of Swindon and look forward to implementing this exciting new project."
Taking inspiration from the NHS' General Practice Forward View – which advocates the streamlining and improvement of administration services – we're keen to find ways to make the most of the existing healthcare system while also looking for ways to improve efficiency.
We recognise and support GPs who are looking for a portfolio career and we can also support special interests such as minor surgery. Within our group we have an array of opportunities, including full-time, part-time, patient facing, non-patient facing and we'll soon be up and running with video confrerencing.
We're looking for motivated and forward-thinking GPs to join IMH practices, in Swindon and our other locations across the UK. If you're keen to help support the NHS, shape the future of healthcare and make a real difference to people's lives, contact the IMH Recruitment Team on 0203 745 5530 or recruitmentsupport@imhgroup.net or view our current opportunities here: https://jobs.rcgp.org.uk/recruiter-details/421/imh-group/.
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The world's richest man Bill Gates has admitted he will not be leaving his £70billion (about $85 billion) fortune to his three children instead giving it away to charity when he dies.
Appearing on ITV's This Morning the Microsoft creator, who has an estimated net worth of $85.5 billion, says his kids understand his decision.
He reasoned that by allowing his children – two daughters and a son – to inherit his fortune "distorts anything" they might try to do.
Laughing, he added they would never go short saying "They are never going to be poorly off'.
The billionaire and his wife Melinda, 52, have three children together, Jennifer, 20, Rory, 17, and Phoebe, 14.
The eldest is in her second year at prestigious Stanford University, California, where her father donated £5million to the construction of a computer science building in his name.
She is also a highly regarded show jumper competing nationally throughout the States.
Rory and Phoebe are understood to live at home with their parents outside Seattle, Washington.
Gates has vowed to pass on a fraction of their vast wealth to their children while the rest will go to the couple's charity.
The Bill And Melinda Gates Foundation was set up to fund health and education projects around the world.
He said the decision to give away his money to good causes had made his children proud.


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February 13, 2018 / Igenbio, Inc.
CHICAGO--Igenbio, Inc. announced today the expansion of metagenomics service offerings to include microbial community profiling, and microbial community metabolic analysis. Igenbio's microbial community analysis service helps answer pressing questions in microbiome, environmental, and clinical studies. Igenbio's scientists' expertise streamlines the development of custom assays which efficiently answer specific research questions. Analysis offerings range from rRNA analysis, to whole metagenome sequencing, and qPCR. Igenbio's flagship product ERGO 2.0 enables researchers to deepen the analysis of expression data on interactive exportable metabolic pathway visualizations enabling industrial, academic, and medical scientists to rapidly discover and develop diagnostic biomarkers.
Built on a robust and well-curated genomic pathway database and comparative genome tools, ERGO 2.0 offers a unique single web-based platform for Metagenomics applications including phylogenetic analysis, quantitative and relative abundance estimation, transcriptomics with statistical integration of relative abundance, alpha diversity, richness plots, and more. ERGO 2.0 also provides meta transcriptomics data integration and overlay on metabolic and non-metabolic pathways with statistical analysis, linkage, clustering, etc. "One can use ERGO without being an expert in metagenomics, bioinformatics, or statistics and get answers to who is there, in what proportion, what are they are doing? ERGO does all the analysis and provides useful results. This is especially useful for non-culturable organisms," says Vinayak Kapatral, Ph.D., President CEO at Igenbio, Inc.
Chicago-based Igenbio, Inc. specializes in research in microbial genomics, biochemistry, and gene expression. Igenbio, Inc. serves a broad customer base across industry, academic and government institutions. ERGO 2.0 integrates proprietary functional genomic data, metabolic reconstructions, expression profiling, biochemical with genome and gene-centric tools for genome research.


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Computer science and Engineering graduates are the pillars of the current and emerging information era. Opportunities include pursuing Master of Science Programs in reputed Universities of U.S. and taking up research assignments in Hardware, System Software, Computer Engineering, Multimedia, Networking and Communication areas.

Job opportunities are ever increasing and are varied in nature. System study, analysis, Design and Programming are the inherent phases in Application Development and each one of them provides enormous potential to the Computer Science and engineering graduates to shape themselves in their career. Hi-end profiles include Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Graphic Solutions and Simulations.

This degree program prepares students for Advanced, Technical Computer Systems Design and Development Work. It includes the study of the Database Design, Data Communications, Procedural and Object Oriented Programming, Operating Systems Design, Algorithm Development and Applications of Artificial Intelligence. The curriculum includes basic course work in Electronics Technology and the Theory of Programming Languages. Students focus on developing computer-based solutions involving hardware and software components and integration. Graduates are qualified to work in a range of positions, from entry-level computer scientists and system engineers to project managers leading advanced applications of computer science to real-world problems. The department has since broadened its research strengths.


The "Festa della Repubblica" is the Italian national holiday celebrated on the second day of June. It commemorates the institutional referendum of 1946 when (by universal suffrage) the Italian population was called to decide what form of government (monarchy or republic) to give to the country after the Second World War and the fall of Fascism. After 85 years of monarchy, with 12,717,923 votes for and 10,719,284 votes against, Italy became a Republic, and the monarchs of the House of Savoy were deposed and exiled. This is one of the most important Italian national holidays which, like July 14th in France (Storming of the Bastille) and July 4th in the USA (Independence Day), celebrate the birth of the nation.
All over the world Italian embassies hold celebrations with Heads of State of the host country. Heads of State from all over the world send congratulations to the President of the Republic. Special official ceremonies take place in Italy.
Before the foundation of the Republic, the national holiday was on the first Sunday of June, anniversary of the Statuto (constitution) granted by the King Carlo Alberto of Savoy.
In June 1948, the first military parade was conducted in via dei Fori Imperiali in Rome. In 1949, after the entry of Italy into the NATO, 10 more parades were conducted in different cities, such as Pordenone, Latina and L'Aquila. In 1950, for the first time, the parade was included in the celebrations for the Republic Day and in 1961, on the hundredth anniversary of the unity, it was also conducted in Turin and Florence, the first capitals of unified Italy. Because of Pope John XXIII's death in 1963, celebrations were postponed on 4 November.
In 1965 a group of flags which took part in The Great War paraded to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the entry of Italy into the First World War. These flags, kept in The Vittoriano, were placed in command of Colonel Alberto Li Gobbi who was awarded with a gold medal for valour during the Second World War.
The parade was also conducted during the protest of the early 70s. In 1976 it was suspended because of the earthquake in Friuli and it was replaced by a deposition of a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In the meantime, groups of flags which had took part in the War of Liberation and Gonfalons of the cities awarded with gold medals for military valour had been introduced to the parade of 1975. These became permanent elements of 1983-89 parades.
At present, the ceremony consists of a deposition of a laurel wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, placed inside the Altare della Patria in Rome and of a military parade in the presence of the highest offices of the state.
All Armed Forces, Police Forces, the Fire Brigade and the Italian Red Cross, along with some military delegations of the NATO and of the European Union, take part in the parade and in the deposition of the laurel wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The ceremony goes on in the afternoon with the opening to the public of the Palazzo del Quirinale Gardens, official residence of the President of the Italian Republic, and with concerts performed by the band of the Italian Army, Italian Navy, Italian Air Force, Carabinieri, State Police, Guardia di Finanza, Polizia Penitenziaria (Penitentiary Police) and Corpo Forestale dello Stato (State Forestry Department).
In Australia the Festa della Repubblica was celebrated during Italian Week which ran from 2007 to 2017 and was produced by Cav. Alessandro Sorbello for the Italian Government.


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Ex Machina is a cyberpunk role-playing game book published by Guardians of Order covering a range from classic cyberpunk to postcyberpunk. It exists under both the cinematic Tri-Stat dX and d20 RPG systems.

Setting
Ex Machina includes a detailed retrospective on the cyberpunk genre, as well as lengthy advice on how to convey that genre in a role-playing environment without losing touch with its core themes.

In addition to information on setting design and genre handling, Ex Machina also includes four complete game settings for gamers to choose from, each of which takes the Cyberpunk genre in its own unique direction. The settings are named Heaven Over Mountain, Underworld, IOSHI and Daedalus.

System
There are two variants of the system for Ex Machina; Tri-Stat d8 and the d20 System.

Tri-Stat d8

Under Tri-Stat the game uses point-based character design and a two-die task resolution system. The game engine focuses on story over rules, and is known for its flexibility.

d20 System

The d20 System variation combines the points-based special abilities of Tri-Stat with the classes and levels of d20, and uses a hybrid task system mostly built from the d20's single-die high-roll method. The d20 variant is based on the Big Eyes, Small Mouth game system.  This variant is solely a fan-based production, and not endorsed by "Guardians of Order".

Current status
According to the Guardians of Order website, the company went out of business in 2006.  The "Guardians" staff have not released any information regarding the Tri-8 system or Ex Machina licensing

Reviews
Pyramid

References

External links
Ex Machina Mailing List

BESM/dX
Canadian role-playing games
Cyberpunk role-playing games
Guardians of Order games
Role-playing games introduced in 2004


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Photo: Erik Gould
Fresh Ink for April–May 2022
Books by Alan Maimon '95, Jessamine Chan '00, and Andrew Blauner '86
By Edward Hardy / April–May 2022
Twilight in Hazard: An Appalachian Reckoning by Alan Maimon '95 (Melville House)
For six years in the early 2000s, until the paper closed the bureau, Maimon was based in Hazard, Kentucky, as the regional correspondent for the Louisville Courier-Journal. He was tasked with covering an area about the size of New Hampshire and Vermont combined and the stories he reported on, and revisits here, included the wildfire of the opioid epidemic, the falling away of the coal industry, and the continual grind of economic marginalization throughout eastern Kentucky. The result is an engrossing, character-driven look at a part of Appalachia that much of the country continues to misunderstand.
The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan '00 (Simon & Schuster)
In this vivid, dystopian vision of present-day Philadelphia we meet Frida, an insomnia-plagued mom with an 18-month-old daughter, Harriet, and a fresh academic job. Divorced from her husband, Frida leaves Harriet alone "one very bad day" to scoot into work and grab a file. The neighbors hear the baby's cries, Child Protective Services intervenes, and Harriet is sent to live with her father and his new girlfriend. A family court judge soon decides that Frida must be parceled off to a reform school with other bad mothers where they are forced, among other things, to practice their maternal skills on robot babies. A dark, propulsive look at both mothering and the notion of "flawless" parenting.
Now Comes Good Sailing: Writers Reflect on Henry David Thoreau edited by Andrew Blauner '86 (Princeton University Press)
While you won't find much of Henry David Thoreau himself in this collection, you will find 27 novelists, poets, critics, and one cartoonist circling his work and teasing out the ways his writing has looped, sometimes surprisingly, through their lives. The list includes Lauren Groff's tale of rereading Walden after fleeing Florida for New Hampshire during the pandemic and Pico Iyer's account of how Thoreau gave him a window into Japan. You'll also find work by Jennifer Finney Boylan, A.O. Scott, Mona Simpson, Gerald Early, and Sandra Boynton. An intriguing compilation that could lead you to hunt down your own copy of Walden.
Alumni Nonfiction
It's Not Free Speech: Race, Democracy, and the Future of Academic Freedom by Michael Berubet and Jennifer Ruth '95 AM '00 PhD (Johns Hopkins)
Rebels At Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution by Eric Dolin '83 (Liveright)
Wild by Design: The Rise of Ecological Restoration by Laura Martin '06 (Harvard)
Policing Intimacy: Law, Sexuality, and the Color Line in Twentieth-Century Hemispheric American Literature by Jenna Grace Sciuto '06 (University Press of Mississippi)
The Carriers: What the Fragile X Gene Reveals About Family, Heredity, and Scientific Discovery by Anne Skomorowsky '83 (Columbia)
Alumni Poetry
Souvenirs by Andrew Colarusso '13 MFA and Karen An-hwei Lee '95 '97 MFA (Baobab)
April–May 2022
Class of 1995, Class of 2000, Class of 1986
Fresh Ink for January–March 2023
Books by Brian Jones '95, Diane Thiel '88, '90 MFA, and Rachel M. Harper '94
Reader Responses to Fresh Ink for April–May 2022


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Nation extends help to Kerala flood victims
Last updated on - Aug 20, 2018
Let's take a look at how people are helping out Kerala flood-victims with relief materials...
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From the government agencies, corporate companies, NGOs, doctors, lawmakers, judges to the jail inmates, all are rendering their support to the Kerala flood-victims in the need of the hour - Photogallery
From the government agencies, corporate companies, NGOs, doctors, lawmakers, judges to the jail inmates, all are rendering their support to the Kerala flood-victims in the need of the hour. Clothes, food items and other relief materials are being dispatched to the camps, where lacks of people have taken shelters across Kerala. According to the authorities of the Central Prison at Poojappura, around 50 convicted prisoners prepared an average of 40,000-50,000 chapatis and vegetable curries during the peak days of last week for flood victims. The neatly-packed chapati and curry were handed over to the district authorities to be distributed to the relief camps. The IAS Officer Association of Odisha has decided to contribute at least one day's salary of its members to the Kerala Chief Minister's Relief Fund to help the flood-affected people. While Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced financial assistance of Rs 10 crore and ordered polythene sheets worth Rs 8 crore. "Odisha knows what a natural calamity of this magnitude means to the common man," Patnaik said in a statement. Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu decided to donate his one month's salary for relief work in Kerala. "Called a review meeting on Kerala floods with Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha (Harivansh) and other senior officials of Rajya Sabha and Vice President Secretariat and decided to donate a month's salary for relief measures," Naidu, who is also the Chairman of the Upper House, tweeted. The vice president gets around Rs 4 lakh per month as salary. The gesture of a nine-year-old girl from Tamil Nadu motivated others to take initiative for flood-victims. Anupriya from Villupuram has decided to give away about Rs 9000 of her four years saving with which she had planned to buy a bicycle. "I had saved money for over four years to buy a cycle. But I saw visuals of Kerala flood on televisions and decided to give the money toward relief activities," she told media. (BCCL)
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The Blue EP follows up Death Cab for Cutie's latest full length, Thank You For Today, which was released last summer and debuted as the #1 album on Billboard's Top Rock Albums and Alternative Charts, as well as the band's first #1 album on the Billboard Vinyl Charts. The band announced The Blue EP on July 30th with the release of 'Kids in '99', a song that recalls the Olympic Pipeline Explosion in 1999, an event that happened during one of their earliest rehearsals as a band in their hometown of Bellingham, WA. 'To The Ground' and 'Before The Bombs' were recorded during the album sessions for Thank You For Today and produced by Rich Costey. 'Kids In 99' and 'Blue Bloods' were produced by Peter Katis. The Blue EP is available on 180-gram vinyl.
Label: BARSUK
The Blue EP [Vinyl]
Artist: Death Cab for Cutie
1. To The Ground
2. Kids In '99
3. Man In Blue
4. Before The Bombs
5. Blue Bloods