Here is a stunning modern home in a contemporary design nestled in a gated community of ten secure courtyard homes. Automatic gates provide access, with a remote control and key pad operation that ensures only the residents and approved persons gain access.
The home is located toward the rear of the group, ensuring a quiet and peaceful environment, enhanced by a council laneway and market garden at the rear.
Inside it is light and bright, with a clean look that is enhanced by the neutral-toned colour scheme. Porcelain tiles line the entry, leading on to a stylish master bedroom with built-in robes and direct access to a cleverly designed two-way bathroom, complete with bath and separate shower. A second bedroom is located after the wet areas.
The living areas consist of an open plan lounge and dining area overlooked by a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, corner pantry and breakfast bar. This large and bright space has double stacker sliding doors that open out to a paved courtyard with an easterly aspect that takes full advantage of the morning sunshine. A handy study is located off the living area, providing a private computer area for study and recreation.
The laundry gives access to the garage, which is spacious enough for a car plus extra storage. There is the option for a second car in the driveway too.
Peacefully located amongst a beautifully planned no through road suburban development in the heart of Grange. The beaches of the western suburbs are but a short walk away and the parklands of the West Lakes area are within easy reach too. There is even a public tennis court on a reserve around the corner. Westfield West Lakes with its major retailers including bars and restaurants is only a 5 minute drive away. Local schools include Grange Primary School, Seaton Park Primary and Findon High School.
Your inspection of this prized courtyard home will not disappoint.


Bedroom Two is also situated on the ground floor for easy access. This bedroom is slightly smaller than the rest of the bedrooms, but has a conversely larger shower room, making access even easier.
This room is special to me, as it features some original art work by Irish artists, lending the room a particularly restful, peaceful and sophisticated atmosphere.
Why not sit at the mahogany table by the window, and write your memoirs, and when that is done, sit by the open French doors and enjoy a bottle of wine in the evening sunshine.
And when it's time to retire for the night, do so with the confidence that you would travel far to find such a comfortable bed, in such a restful and tranquil room.
And do it all again tomorrow!


I remember when my daughter was a toddler at Walt Disney World. This is such as joyful time to watch your little ones run around and explore the theme parks! I believe that there is something for little ones at every Walt Disney World theme park. Which theme parks you choose to visit will depend on your interest and your little one's interests. The website that I linked will start to give you some ideas on what he might enjoy at each theme park.
I recommend that all visitors to Walt Disney World head to Magic Kingdom. This is the iconic theme park, where the magic all began in Florida. Many toddlers especially enjoy Fantasyland, which includes such classic attractions as Dumbo the Flying Elephant, it's a small world, and Peter Pan's Flight. I remember my daughter's eyes sparkling with wonder on these!
At Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, my daughter loved to take the Wildlife Express Train out to Rafiki's Planet Watch where she could pet goats at Affection Section. She also would gaze in amazement at all of the exotic animals along Kilimanjaro Safaris. I would choose this theme park if your little one loves animals. If your little one loves Disney Junior Channel, then heading to Disney's Hollywood Studios makes sense. There you can meet these characters, see them in a stage show, and dine with them! Finally, Epcot is a fun place for all ages to explore. As a toddler, my daughter enjoyed the fun and colorful Journey into Imagination with Figment. The Seas with Nemo & Friends is also an amazing pavilion for little ones to explore and see so much marine life.
If you have some time, take a look at the Walt Disney World planning video. This will help you to see the theme parks and make a decision about which is best for you to visit.
I hope that these thoughts are helpful for you, Neha!


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October Changes Wins Battle Of The Bands This Week On MDR! Friday May 1 2020, 11:04 PM
Coming in with a devastating 64,921 votes!
You can find the lyric video of this song here:
October Changes brings an eclectic blend of symphonic, industrial and gothic metal, fused together with some electronic influences. The female vocalist delivers vocals that go from clean, more classic inspired to more powerful dark vocals. The result is a unique and variable sound that has the ability to reach beyond metal-music-lovers.
The October Changes single Decay of Sleeping Beauty' will be distributed through streaming platforms such as Spotify, Amazone, Deezer, and many more. On Spotify the single can be found here:
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October Changes hails from Heist o/d Berg, Belgium and was founded in october 2018 by Luk Michels (rhythm guitars) and a former bandmember.
Luk formerly played in the Antwerp based MetalCore-project 'To Bury A Dream", a band that already has put "Trix café" on their venue list.
At the end of 2018 Wesley Marivoet joined the band on the drums. Wesley has over 20 years of experience in several bands and has played medium-big and small stages and festivals. He currently also still plays in the punk-rock coverband "Döst".
After some line-up changes Wendy Van Craen joined October Changes as vocalist and lyricist in februari 2019. Wendy started writing poems at the age of 5 and converted to songwriting at the age of 28 for her former symphonic metalband "ShadowGrace". Wendy has had a classical training in evening classes, but also started with private vocal trainings in 2009 and keeps on training with her personal vocal coach up until this day.
Not long after, Wesley introduced Sven Luypaert to the band as the bass player.
After having played in several bands, Sven had a musical break for 15 years. In mars 2019 Sven decided to pick up his bass guitar again and joined the band.
When in august 2019 the band's former composer left the band, the rest of the band decided to combine forces in composing and writing music. Not long after Wesley took over the role as main composer and the mood for their specific musical style was set.
At that moment the band was still missing a lead guitar player.
In november 2019 Wendy introduced Bert Lempens to the band as the lead guitar player. Bert picked up the guitars for the first time in 2017 and already displayed the talent needed to become their new lead guitar player. After a few rehearsals he proved that he was more than ready for the task.
Today October Changes brings an eclectic blend of symphonic, industrial and gothic metal, fused together with some electronic influences. The female vocalist delivers vocals that go from clean, more classic inspired to more powerful dark vocals. The result is something really unique and catchy, but yet difficult to define and has the ability to reach beyond metal-music-lovers.
Recently they released their new single "Decay of Sleeping Beauty" (self published).
A nice successor for their already released four singles (self published) called: Haven, Silent Screams, Monsters and The Puppet Factory.
The mood is set and the motivation and ambition of the band is more than ever present.
Can you handle this? Then let's get this metal party started!
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girl in red Covers Maggie Rogers "Say It"
girl in red, is the first artist to release a track as a part of Spotify's Studio Oyster, a new initiative as part of the genre-bending Oyster playlist. girl in red chose to cover one of her favorite songs "Say It," by Maggie Rogers.
girl in red on "Say It:"
"Say it' describes a situation I recently found myself in, when I was unable to write. When the words finally came to me I felt incredibly grateful and it helped me understand my feelings." says Marie Ulvén (girl in red). "I'm stoked to be a part of the new studio concept and to have gotten the opportunity to record the track in Spotify's studio. The possibilities to be creative in there is something I really took advantage of and it turned the song into what it is today."
Inspired by Marie's own trials and tribulations with mental health and sexuality, her music and her character are equal in their honesty and authenticity. Maintaining a direct and regular relationship with her fans, Marie's self deprivation and openness is brilliantly, though unintentionally, placed to de-escalate and encourage sensitive and relevant conversations with her fan base. From beginning in her bedroom teaching herself to play the guitar and piano and to produce her own music, in less than a year the project has grown exponentially through her social media channels; with her first album in the works, girl in red is poised to be one of the most important debut releases.
girl in red has contributed to the soundtrack for the film The Turning. Her song "kate's not here" is an electrifying addition to the (mostly female) compilation featuring Courtney Love, Soccer Mommy, Empress Of, Mitski, Kim Gordon, Alice Glass, Warpaint, Vagabon, Cherry Glazerr, Alison Mosshart, Sunflower Bean, and more.
Maggie Rogers Shares New Tracks
girl in red Debuts "Two Queens In A Bed"
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East Village Building Failed A Gas Inspection Before It Exploded And Collapsed
By Melissah Yang
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According to Con Edison, the company that manages gas and utility in New York, an East Village building failed a gas inspection roughly an hour before it exploded and collapsed Thursday afternoon. At least 19 people were injured in the incident, fire officials said. More than 250 firefighters responded to the seven-alarm fire. The explosion happened at approximately 3:15 p.m., but Con Edison personnel were on site at around 2 p.m. to examine the construction of a new, larger gas line that was being installed at 121 2nd Ave., Con Edison president Craig Ivey said in a press conference Thursday evening.
The new installation was intended to replace a single gas meter for multiple gas meters, but Con Ed authorities determined the line wasn't ready for gas service because there was insufficient space in the basement. The building already had its own separate existing gas line.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was also at the news conference, confirmed that the work was done by private contractors for a private business. There were no reports of Con Edison or officials reporting the smell of natural gas before the explosion.
But the initial preliminary information is Con Ed inspectors arrived at the site earlier for a separate reason entirely, found the work to be unacceptable, gave instructions as to what changes were needed — and that was an hour or more before the explosion.
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De Blasio said that early reports indicate that the explosion might have been combination of gas and plumbing. Law enforcement sources told NBC's affiliate in New York that construction workers accidentally hit a gas line inside a sushi restaurant in the 121 building. The explosion caused buildings at 119, 121, and 123 to collapse. The 125 building was still burning as of Thursday evening.
In a statement released Thursday evening, Con Edison said it received no reports of gas odors or gas leaks before the East Village building's fire and explosion.
We had no reports of gas odors in the area prior to the fire and explosion. A survey conducted yesterday of the gas mains on the block found no leaks. We continue to work with all agencies on the investigation into the cause, and we are praying for the recovery of all the injured.
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Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego – powstało wraz z powołaniem Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego w 1970 roku. W jego skład weszły Działy Wydawnicze Wyższej Szkoły Pedagogicznej w Gdańsku i Wyższej Szkoły Ekonomicznej w Sopocie.

Oficyna zajmuje się przede wszystkim wydawaniem podręczników akademickich, rozpraw, monografii oraz publikacji ciągłych i dokumentacyjnych ze wszystkich dziedzin wiedzy objętych działalnością badawczą i dydaktyczną Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego. Jest najstarszą i największą oficyną wydawniczą działającą w Trójmieście i w całym regionie Polski Północnej. W ciągu 30 lat działalności wydała ponad 2200 tytułów o łącznym nakładzie bliskim miliona egzemplarzy.

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Franciscan monastery or Franciscan friary may refer to a great number of locations, including:

 Franciscan Friary, Baja, in Baja, Hungary
 Franciscan Monastery (Graz), in Graz, Austria
 Franciscan Monastery in Kadaň, in Kadaň, Czech Republic
 Mount St. Sepulchre Franciscan Monastery, in Washington, DC, United States
 Buttevant Franciscan Friary, Buttevant, Ireland
 Franciscan monastery of Široki Brijeg, in Široki Brijeg, Bosnia and Herzegovina

See also
 Order of Friars Minor Conventual
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Thumbs-up from across the ditch for Aus-NZ 'travel bubble'
Mark LudlowQueensland bureau chief
May 5, 2020 – 5.55pm
New Zealand tourism operator Darryl Wilson says the creation of an Australia-New Zealand "travel bubble", as part of the recovery from the coronavirus, makes perfect sense.
Although Prime Minister Scott Morrison admitted it may be "still some time away" before there is a formal agreement, the prospect of reopening international borders between the two countries has buoyed spirits among the travel sector, which has been devastated by the economic fallout from COVID-19.
Abel Tasman chief executive Darryl Wilson said an influx of Aussie tourists would be more than welcome.
Mr Wilson told The Australian Financial Review: ''Obviously both countries have interrelated visitor markets and we'd love to extend our bubble.
"We can see the economic benefits in that as well as the ANZAC spirit, as well as any other thing you can drag in to justify it. The reality is tourism operators need visitors. And it is more exotic in a lot of people's minds to go international."
Mr Wilson's business in Abel Tasman National Park on the northern tip of New Zealand's South Island was already winding down for the winter months when the coronavirus lockdown happened.
Each year he stands down the bulk of his 70-strong staff, with his main tourism period from October to May – which may work in nicely if borders between the two countries are opened up by later this year.
International visitors make up between 60 and 70 per cent of the Wilsons Abel Tasman's day excursions and boat trips. About 30 per cent of those are Aussies.
While they won't return to the tourist numbers achieved before the coronavirus, an influx of Australian tourists – who can't go anywhere else in the world – would be very welcome to New Zealand operators.
"The sooner they come back into the market the better," Mr Wilson said.
Uniting families and friends
Tourism New Zealand general manager for Australia Andrew Waddel said Australians were already the country's largest tourism market so a reopening of borders would make sense.
"A trans-Tasman 'bubble' would have a significant positive impact should it be able to safely go ahead," he said.
"It would support tourism, trade and transport sectors, and enable families and friends to reunite. And both Aussie and Kiwi visitors make up a large proportion of each other's market."
Last year New Zealand welcomed more than 1.5 million Australians who spent $2.7 billion. Conversely, more than 1.4 million New Zealanders crossed the ditch to visit Australia, just behind China.
With international borders expected to remain closed for the rest of the year, and uncertainty about whether Chinese tourists' love affair with Australia will return, it should push New Zealand back to the top.
Australia and New Zealand have been lauded around the world for their fast action in clamping down on the spread of the coronavirus.
Australia, with a population of 25 million, has recorded about 6800 infections and 96 deaths, and New Zealand (population 4.8 million) 1137 cases and 20 fatalities.
'Light at the end of the tunnel'
Tourism & Transport Forum chief executive Margy Osmond said the possible reopening of the borders between Australia and New Zealand would be the "light at the end of the tunnel" for many tourism operators who have been dealt the double whammy of bushfires and the ban on international travel from COVID-19.
"The opening of international flights across the Tasman will be a significant step in helping to kick-start both economies, not just from tourism. It will also open up the borders for business and trade, and mark a significant milestone in the road to recovery," she said.
Mr Morrison acknowledged the reopening of the borders between Australia and New Zealand was the first logical step to opening up again to the rest of the world.
"It is still some time away. It is important to flag it because it is part of the road back. At some point both Australia and New Zealand connect with the rest of the world again, the most obvious place for that to start is between the two countries," he said.
Mr Morrison said he had been in talks for several weeks with his New Zealand counterpart, Jacinda Ardern, who addressed Tuesday's national cabinet meeting, and he was confident they could create arrangements for a "safe travel zone".
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says travel between the two countries would bring a "sense of normality". Getty
Earlier, Ms Ardern told New Zealand reporters it would take time to sort through a new arrangement, including Australian states and the federal government coming up with a common position on travel restrictions and timelines.
"We want to be looking at ways to do it safely. When we feel comfortable and confident that we both won't receive cases from Australia, but equally that we won't export them, then that will be the time to move," she said.
"If we can make a way to make it work with Australia it would bring back that sense of normality."
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said she would like to see Australian states open their borders before opening borders with New Zealand.
Mark Ludlow writes on politics, energy and infrastructure based in Brisbane. Connect with Mark on Twitter. Email Mark at mludlow@afr.com
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The New York Pattern Jury Instructions (PJI) contain a number of provisions related to premises liability. The pertinent sections of the PJI define the duty of care that is required of the parties and will be read by the judge during his charge to the jury. Given the breadth of scenarios covered by the PJI, there is likely to be a relevant charge in most premises liability cases. Plaintiff and defense counsel have a duty to scour the PJI in search of the relevant provisions, and the proper use of the PJI can lead to favorable verdicts.
The PJI for premises liability is divided into the duties owed to persons "on the land" and to persons "outside the land."
Sections 2:90 through 2:108 of the PJI detail the duties owed to persons "on the land," such as tenants or inhabitants of the property. The sections are divided into three topics: possessor's liability, lessor's liability and vendor's liability.
Section 2:91 of the PJI covers possessor's liability in slip and fall cases. The elements of proving liability are the same as previously stated, that is, that the property was not reasonably safe due to the defendant's negligence and that the defendant's negligence was a substantial factor in causing the injury. There is no duty to warn of unsafe conditions that are open and obvious. An act is considered a substantial factor in causing the injury if "a reasonable person would regard the act or failure to act as a cause of the injury." Additionally, the defect must be the proximate cause of the injury; however, where there are several unsafe conditions, the plaintiff need not prove which condition caused the injury so long as it is reasonable to infer one of the defects caused the injury.
Generally, a lessor does have a duty to use minimal security if criminal intrusion is foreseeable.5 Previous criminal activity on the premises is relevant in determining whether or not criminal conduct is foreseeable, but it must be of a similar nature to the criminal activity in question. Thus, a previous criminal history of car theft in a neighborhood has no bearing on a shooting or a sexual assault.
A duty on the part of the landowner remains even when the property is leased for the purpose of inviting the public.6 The duty is the same as in the private setting—reasonable care must be used to inspect and repair the premises to prevent any unreasonable risk of harm before turning over the land. The general rule is that an owner who relinquishes control is not liable for subsequent injuries.7 However, when the lessor knows or should have known that the premises are in a dangerous condition at the time of the lease, then liability will be imposed.
Under Section 2:108 of the PJI, a seller is liable to someone injured on the property after the buyer takes possession if "at the time of the transfer (1) a dangerous condition existed, (2) the seller either knew about the condition or knew of facts or circumstances from which a reasonable person would conclude that such a condition existed and did not tell the buyer about it, and (3) the condition was not known to or discoverable by the buyer through the use of reasonable care."
The Pattern Jury Instructions in Sections 2:110 through 2:112 detail liability to persons outside the land. Three elements must be satisfied for a jury to find liability on the part of an owner of a piece of land or a building. First, the land or building must have been in a condition that was dangerous to people on the adjoining property. Second, the owner must have known or should have discovered the condition and had a reasonable opportunity to correct it. Third, the condition must have been a substantial factor in causing the plaintiff's injury.
Injuries on sidewalks involving trees are often the cause of much litigation. However, if there is no statute or local ordinance in place, then under common law the owner of the property adjacent to the sidewalk does not owe a duty to repair a sidewalk defect caused by a tree, unless the defect was due to a special use of the sidewalk.15 Building owners owe a duty to ensure the maintenance of their building poses no potential injury to pedestrians on the adjacent sidewalk.16 This duty is not delegable.
Section 2:111 of the PJI discusses the possessor's liability to persons using the sidewalk. Generally, the municipality is responsible for maintaining the condition of sidewalks. However, if the owner uses the sidewalk for his own benefit—a special use—the owner assumes responsibility and is liable for that portion of the sidewalk.
To prevail, the plaintiff must prove four elements: "(1) a dangerous condition existed on the portion of the sidewalk put to defendant's special use, (2) defendant's special use created or contributed to the dangerous condition, (3) defendant either knew about or in the use of reasonable care should have discovered the condition and had a reasonable opportunity to correct it, and (4) the condition was a substantial factor in causing plaintiff's injury."
Finally, if a local law or a statute requires maintenance of a sidewalk, then liability will be imposed on the abutting landowner.20 In New York City, Administrative Code 7-210 imposes a duty on the owner of property of the abutting sidewalk to maintain the sidewalk in a reasonably safe condition, including making necessary repairs, and will be liable for any injuries proximately caused by the negligent maintenance of the sidewalks.21 Maintaining a sidewalk in a reasonably safe condition includes installing or repairing defective sidewalk parts and removing snow and ice.
When involved in litigation stemming from a premises liability accident in New York, counsel for both sides should be thorough in their review of the applicable sections of the PJI. The PJI covers a wide range of scenarios, includes a number of examples and often points directly to the governing laws. At trial, the PJI can be an effective tool for both sides if counsel is well versed in all the scenarios that it covers.
Kevin G. Faley and Andrea M. Alonso are partners at Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley. Bradley Small, a paralegal, assisted in the preparation of the article.
1. See Peralta v. Henriquez, 100 N.Y.2d 139 (2003).
3. See Basso v. Miller, 40 N.Y.2d 233 (1976).
4. See Britt v. New York City Housing Authority, 3 A.D.3d 515 (2d Dept. 2004).
6. N.Y. Pattern Jury Instr.—Civil 2:101.
7. See June v. Bill Zikakis Chevrolet Inc., 199 A.D.2d 907 (3d Dept. 2003).
8. See Schlesinger v. Rockefeller Center, Inc., 119 A.D.2d 462 (1st Dept. 1986); Inverso v. Whitestone Transit Mix Corp., 30 A.D.2d 565 (2d Dept. 1968).
9. See N.Y. G.O.L. §5-321.
10. See Comment to N.Y. Pattern Jury Instr.—Civil 1:65.
11. See Farragher v. New York, 275 N.Y.S. 2d 542 (1st Dept. 1966).
12. See Rest. Second, Torts 353.
13. See Bittrolff v. Ho's Dev. Corp., 77 N.Y.2d 896 (1991).
14. See Matthews v. Tobias, 688 N.Y.S.2d 677 (2d Dept. 1999).
15. See Taubenfeld v. Starbucks Corp., 851 N.Y.S.2d 512 (1st Dept. 2008).
16. See Kopinska v. Metal Bright Maintenance Co., Inc., 766 N.Y.S.2d 21 (1st Dept. 2003).
17. See Granville v. New York, 627 N.Y.S.2d 4 (1st Dept. 1995).
18. See Torres v. New York, 820 N.Y.S.2d 268 (1st Dept. 2006).
19. See Fraser v. Fertig, 676 N.Y.S.2d 201 (2d Dept. 1998).
20. See Willis v. Parker, 225 N.Y. 159 (1919).
21. See NYC Admin. Code 7-210.
22. Yenem Corp. v. 28 Broadway Holdings, 2012 NY Slip Op. 01096 (2012).


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Strengthening partnerships
The memorandum signed between Brazil Africa Institute, NEPAD and LULA Institute aims to strength the relations between the country and the continent
Three important institutions that think and act on the development of Africa decided to join forces. Instituto Brasil Africa, Lula Institute and Nepad — the acronym for the New Partnership for Africa's Development — signed an important memorandum of understanding (MoU). The document, prepared from a mutual agreement between the three institutions summarizes the intentions of the authorities in the development of joint projects aiming to strengthen the Brazil-Africa relations before the international community.
The MoU speaks of sharing strengths, skills and resources. Also addresses fundraising and resources for implementation of projects. For this to occur, the document provides that the parties should meet formally at least twice a year to design and implement work plans for the implementation of activities. In addition, the establishment of mechanisms will be required for monitoring and evaluation of activities and projects that will be implemented from now.
According to the president of Instituto Brasil Africa, João Bosco Monte, the value of the partnership is invaluable. "When we disclose that three institutions come together to consider joint strategies, this information reverberates and so other institutions will say they want to be associate with them. The Brazil Africa Forum shows our joint capacity and the agenda that we have proposed, which has a synergy with the African Union and NEPAD.
Bosco Monte points out that the pursuit of poverty reduction is a common challenge to the three institutions. "The genesis of the activities of Instituto Brasil Africa is the discussion of alternatives to the economic development of Brazil and Africa. So we have a number of agendas that culminate in this principle, such as reducing poverty, eradicating hunger and child labor, in addition to the reduction of illiteracy. So from now on, we need to sit to see what each has priority agenda of these fields and from there to identify projects that work together", he explains. Based in Fortaleza, Ceará, Instituto Brasil Africa is a non-profit organization created in 2013 to be a link in promoting the interests of Brazil and African states.
Lula Institute, based in São Paulo, has been performing since its inauguration in 2010, a series of events in Brazil focused on Africa, bringing together academics, politicians, business and civil society. The Institute also seeks to build a broad network of contacts with governments and multilateral organizations of Africa, as the African Union, the African Development Bank and the Economic Commission for Africa, which has helped to guide its actions.
In one of these meetings, held in July 2013 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, was agreed on a compromise between the African Union, FAO and the Lula Institute to eradicate hunger in Africa by 2025.
Nepad's overview
The document that formalized the creation of Nepad was signed by leaders of five countries (Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, Senegal and South Africa) in July 2001 during the 37th Summit of the Organization of African Unity, held in Lusaka, Zambia. The idea is to that Nepad serves as a model for the development of Africa in the 21st century. In June 2002, during the Summit of the African Union in Durban, Nepad presented a plan of action with these main purposes: eradication of poverty and growth and sustainable development. Also, were identified as challenges, halt the marginalization of Africa in the globalization process, accelerate the empowerment of women and the full integration of Africa into the global economy. The Nepad executives defend the need to reduce business risk profile in Africa in order to create favorable conditions for investment and thus increase the competitiveness of the continent.
Atepa Group formalizes partnership with IBRAF
A reference in the field of infrastructure on the African continent, Atepa Group signed a memorandum of understanding with the Brazil Africa Institute (IBRAF).
New partnership ensures the fight against the Multiple Burden of Malnutrition
O WFP Brasil – Centro de Excelência contra a Fome, a Agência Brasileira de Cooperação (ABC) e o Ministério da Saúde, iniciaram oficialmente uma etapa do Projeto de Cooperação Sul-Sul para o Enfrentamento da Múltipla Carga de Má Nutrição em Escolares.
Brazil Africa Forum
Agribusiness has a lot to gain from looking at Africa, says CEO of Brazafric
The future of the agribusiness sector was discussed in several panels of the Brazil Africa Forum 2019. "Brazil and the Brazilian investor in the agricultural sector have much to gain by looking more closely at the African continent," says Marcos Brandalise, founder and CEO of BrazAfric Group of Companies (BGC) in an interview with ATLANTICO. The group provides support for the East African agribusiness sector, and during the event presented a new solution to modernize agriculture on the continent, AgroB.
UNOSSC's Jorge Chediek confirms attendance at Brazil Africa Forum 2019
The director of the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC), Jorge Chediek, confirmed his participation in the Brazil Africa Forum 2019. In the event he will speak during the "Feeding the World: A Call to Action" session, which aims to discuss how to combat food insecurity and reduce poverty.
Brazil Africa Forum 2019 will discuss the future of agriculture
By 2050, more than 50% increase in the food currently produced will be needed to feed an estimated world population of...


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Sihwan Kim finishes tied for 6th on the Nationwide Tour shooting 72-71-70-69
Sihwan Kim completed his brilliant play at the Nationwide Tour's stop at the difficult Ohio State Univesity Scarlet Course with a final round 69, tying the day's low score. The PGA's Nationwide Tour website reports on Sihwan as follows:
"Kim recorded the best finish of the seven All-American sponsor invitees with his tie for sixth in his first professional event. After an even-par front nine, Kim birdied the 10th and made eagle at the 12th when he holed a 25-foot chip from just off the green. A bogey at No. 13 dropped him back to 2 under where he eventually finished.
Kim came to the United States from South Korea in 2000 and was the second Stanford freshman to be named first-team All-American -- the first was Tiger Woods.
'I tried really hard to prepare for college golf because I saw a lot of guys fading away after they get into college," he said. "I learned from Coach (Conrad) Ray, who used to play on the Nationwide Tour, about game management and the mental game also.' "
Here's a final recap from the Nationwide Tour's website.
Complete Leaderboard of the Nationwide Tour event in Columbus, Ohio.
Prior reports in the event are provided below:
Sihwan Kim continued his outstanding play against the pros in a Nationwide Tour event with a 3rd round 70 leaving him 7 shots out of the lead.
His second round 71, 1-over the very tough Ohio State Scarlet Course in Columbus, left Sihwan 6-shots out of the lead in this Nationwide Tour event.
Continuing his very active summer tournament schedule, Sihwan Kim opened play at a Nationwide Tour event with an even par 72 first round score. You can follow results each day from the leaderboard link below.
Sihwan received a sponsor's exemption allowing him to compete with a number of former PGA tour regulars as well as a host of up and coming professionals who will be moving onto the big tour next year. As only the 2nd Stanford freshman to gain first team All-American honors (Tiger Woods was the other one), Sihwan has many opportunities to play in elite amateur and now pro events.
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Assuming that we know "what we want to be," that is, we now have a vision in place, we can begin to immerse ourselves in deciding the best path toward reaching our destination.
Yes, we are finally ready to formalize our business strategy.
Strategy is defined based upon (1) the industry and your position within the industry as well as (2) your position relative to your competitors' position.
Most people think of strategy as optimizing what they already do and being the best at it, leading them to conclude that there is one, best way to compete. Strategy is really about choosing to differentiate one's product / services from one's competitors.
Failing to differentiate one's products / services from those of one's competitors – meaning the consumer can't decide which product is better — creates destructive competition in which the only distinction is price. Price competition is never sustainable and is unwinnable.
To win, you either have to have a higher price (justified by a differentiation of product / service) or a lower cost (justified by a more efficient value chain). You need to operate from the industry cost vs. your cost and the industry price vs. your price. Regardless, you have to be profitable. After all, you can't have an army without feeding it…and you can't have a business without being able to sustain it.
Defining the value proposition means identifying the end users and the channels used to sell to them; understanding the end user's needs and which products, features, and services will address them; and creating a profitable price at which they will buy. We have already discussed how we can learn more about what our customers are really buying.
According to UCLA Anderson's School of Management Professor Richard Rummelt, there are two ways to get to a successful value proposition. One, you can invent your way to success. Unfortunately, you can't count on that. The second path is to exploit some change in your environment – in technology, consumer tastes, laws, resource prices, or competitive behavior – and ride that change with quickness and skill. The key is to take a position while there is uncertainty and ambiguity. Clarity occurs only after a company takes a position. However, by choosing to let another take a position, one loses the opportunity to profit from the knowledge.
The second path is how most successful companies develop their plan. Changes do not come along in nice annual packages, so the need for strategy is episodic, not necessarily annual.
The takeaway is that as business leaders, we want to encourage choice. In fact, we want to our offering to appeal to our target consumers. We want the service / product to contain exactly what they would like and not have more features than are required, even if they are additional to what the consumer wants. Additional and unnecessary features only drive up our costs and reduce profitability.
In the next post, we'll talk about companies who employed this approach to great success.


In its annual rhythm of growth and melt, sea ice across the Arctic Ocean generally retreats throughout springtime. But not every region melts equally. By the end of April 2018, ice cover in the Bering Sea was far below average for the time of year.
Situated at the northern edge of the Pacific Ocean, the Bering Sea connects to the Arctic Ocean through the Bering Strait—the only connection between the two oceans. As the edge of the ice pack melts and retreats each spring, it releases fresh water and nutrients to the sea water. Changes in the timing and location of meltwater can affect phytoplankton blooms which, in turn, can affect the entire Bering ecosystem.
The dip in Bering Sea ice played a role in the near-record low maximum extent across the entire Arctic in 2018. But even before reaching the annual maximum, unusual conditions were setting the stage throughout winter 2017 to 2018.The annual freeze-up started late, and some areas saw little to no shore-fast ice. According to a summary of conditions from the International Arctic Research Center and NOAA, this winter brought less ice in the Bering Sea than any winter since the start of written records in 1850.


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Britt Kelly Slabinski (born December 1, 1969) is a retired United States Navy SEAL who was awarded the Medal of Honor on May 24, 2018, for his actions during the Battle of Takur Ghar.  He also participated in the highly publicized rescue mission to recover Army PFC Jessica Lynch.

Early life
Slabinski is from Northampton, Massachusetts. He earned the rank of Eagle Scout at age 14 on March 9, 1984.

Military career
Upon graduation from Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School in 1988, Slabinski enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He attended boot camp in Orlando, Florida. Upon completion, he received orders to attend Radioman Class "A" School in San Diego, California. There, he trained on the basics of naval communications, graduating in spring 1989. He qualified and was accepted into Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training (BUD/S) at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado. Slabinski graduated with BUD/S class 164 in January 1990. Following SEAL Tactical Training (STT) and completion of six month probationary period, he received the NEC 5326 as a Combatant Swimmer (SEAL), entitled to wear the Special Warfare Insignia.

Slabinski's operational assignments include SEAL Team FOUR, 1990 to 1993; Naval Special Warfare Development Group (NSWDG), 1993 to 2006; and Command Master Chief of Naval Special Warfare Tactical Development and Evaluation Squadron TWO, 2006 to 2008. He was the Senior Enlisted Advisor of the Joint Special Operations Command, Washington, DC Office, 2008 to 2010 and Command Master Chief, Naval Special Warfare Group TWO, 2010 to 2012.

Slabinski has completed nine overseas deployments and 15 combat deployments in support of the Global War on Terrorism, including Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. He retired in June 2014 as the Director of Naval Special Warfare Safety Assurance and Analysis Program after more than 25 years of service.

Awards and decorations

Six gold Service stripes.

Medal of Honor citation

The March 2002 ambush that resulted in Slabinski's heroic actions (now known as the Battle of Roberts Ridge) was described as one of the most savage and controversial battles of the Afghan war. The Medal of Honor awarded Slabinski is an upgrade from the Navy Cross award he previously received. In 2018, for his heroism during the same battle, TSgt John Chapman was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor  (he was "the one teammate [who] started moving uphill toward an enemy strongpoint").

Personal life
Slabinski has an Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic National Certification. He is self-employed as a corporate consultant. He has one son, Bryce (born 1996), who is also an Eagle Scout and  Ohio State graduate.

Slabinski appeared in the Spring 2019 issue of the American Battlefield Trust's magazine Hallowed Ground, writing about his visit to the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park.

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It is going quite well for approximately two dozen of you. This is good to see. Your enthusiasm is feeding your motivation. This is also increasing the accuracy of input from God and the Divine. Being within the shower of Heaven's Light is most inspiring. You are drinking it up and looking for more.
The next step is to, again, increase your vibration. You have found a good time of day to meditate and be open to God, spirit, angels and other beings of Light. You have also found the download process, though it seems upsetting because is it unfamiliar. Please keep up with everything that you are currently doing. Don't be discouraged. Your uncomfortable responses will begin to feel more normal. The benefit will monumentally outweigh the downsides. Stay the course.
Now during your daily meditation We are asking you to ground yourself in fresh water. Envision yourself in a pond, pool, stream, river, lake or creek. Do not cover yourself completely with water, just sit in it. Make sure it is crystal clear and fresh. Stagnant water will NOT bring you the same results. Now, connect your tailbone to the ground beneath the water with roots that are tree-like. Close your eyes and find that quiet meditative state. FEEL the water flow around you. Allow your hands and arms to move fluidly along side of you. Imagine the smell of the fresh water and believe it to be cool and refreshing or warm and bath-like, whatever is attractive to you.
Your guides have approached you. They each invite you to join their prayer circle with you in the center. Keep calm. Do not lose your meditative state just because you sense others around you. Stay relaxed and breathe slow and deep. One of your guides stands up and flushes your entire being with pure, fresh and blessed water. You feel the water wash over you from your head down and rinse away in the form of water that you are sitting in. This continues until your being is completely clear and free of any shadows or darkness. Now this guide will pour water over you that is crystal clear and bright white. The vividness of this shower is unmistakable. ALLOW this water to fill your being. Make this state your new "normal" state of being.
At this point you are connected to God and Mother Earth. Your entire being is clean, clear and full of God's Light. The water is positive and helps the flow of information to you from all of your Heavenly Hosts. Remain here until you feel refreshed and inspired. Slowly return from your meditative body of water and imagine yourself standing up and going about your day.
This water meditation is positive and promotes Divine communication. Being in the presence of your guides is naturally the next step on your path to enlightenment. Become accustomed to the sound and feel of them. Resist the urge to build any blocks or barriers between you and them. Allow yourself to commune with your guides without fear or hesitation. Absorb their guidance and love.
Our next step will be to accept their presence at all times during your day. Yes, this is exciting, yet some of you are feeling overwhelmed at the thought of this. We will give you some time before this next step so you may become accustomed to your new water meditation. Do not allow fear or emotional discomfort to stand in the way of your enlightenment. Relax and We will continue to gently guide you. We cherish you. There is no one more important to Us right now. We will honor your greatness and give you the time that you need. Trust in Us. We love you as We love Ourselves.


The current TeX4ht home page is tug.org/tex4ht. Please see that page for current development information.
TeX4ht is a highly configurable TeX-based authoring system dedicated mainly to produce hypertext. It interacts with TeX-based applications through style files and postprocessors, leaving the processing of the source files to the native TeX compiler. Consequently, TeX4ht can handle the features of TeX-based systems in general, and of the LaTeX and AMS style files in particular.
Pre-tailored configurations are offered for different output formats, including (X)HTML, MathML, OpenDocument, and DocBook.
TeX4ht was created by Eitan Gurari at Ohio State University. Eitan died unexpectedly in June 2009; we dedicate future development to his memory.
For details, visit the calling commands section.
M. Goossens and S. Rahtz with E. Gurari, R. Moore, and R. Sutor, The LaTeX Web Companion, Addison-Wesley, 1999.
Gustavo Cevolani, Introduzione a TeX4ht, Proceedings of the 2004 Italian TUG meeting.
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Establishing ports from scratch for Unix and MS Windows require additional effort, mainly because of the need to set up non-native utilities. Alternative ports for these and other platforms can be tailored in a similar manner. The distribution assumes compilations through command lines but graphical user inferfaces may also be employed.
Philip A. Viton discusses in details issues of installing TeX4ht under MikTeX and Scientific Word/WorkPlace, but many of the topics apply also to other platforms. Steven Zeil offers improvements for the above settings.
The literate sources of TeX4ht are also available, but they are not needed for installing the system. The literate views are very far from being in a desirable state for a review by a public eye–they reflect their true nature as being privately used for developing and maintaining the available code. The views follow a basement mentality: throw in without much scrutiny any item of possible value at some point of time, and clean a corner when the need arises for working on a specific issue of the code. The leading lines in the files indicate how the files can be compiled.
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A mentioning of the command used to invoke the translation. This information is required since the command determines which configurations participate in the translation.
Occasionally it might also be useful to have an URL to a public domain where the files and messages produced during the compilation can be viewed. Unless explicitly requested to to do so, please don't email such information.
Translations of source files are centered around logical structures. Formatting instructions receive only limited attention.
TeX4ht is provided under the LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL).
Eitan gratefully acknowledges the suggestions, contributions, and bug reports offered by many people. In particular, thanks go to Carmen Fierro, Piotr Grabowski, Gertjan Klein, Sebastian Rahtz, and Philip Viton for extensive feedback and help at early stages of this project.
This work was partially sponsored by NSF grant IIS-0312487.


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RBC wins Global Retail Bank of the Year for third time
Canadian banks dominate at international awards competition
TORONTO, May 12, 2017 - Canada's banking industry shone at the Retail Banker International (RBI) awards competition in London last night, with four Canadian banks winning prizes.
RBC led the way with two awards, including the competition's most coveted prize, Global Retail Bank of the Year.
Having previously won in 2014 and 2015, RBC is the first ever bank to win three times. RBC also won Best Branch Strategy, cementing its spot as the top winner in the competition that attracts hundreds of entries from around the world.
"I'm truly proud of our employees for being recognized for another year of exceptional commitment to our clients, communities and one another," said Dave McKay, RBC's President & Chief Executive Officer. "This award is a direct reflection of their hard work, dedication and passion for excellence and is evidence of how our purpose to help clients thrive and communities prosper continues to guide everything that we do."
"RBC delivered outstanding performance in a variety of key measures including customer service, return on equity, and efficiency ratio," said Douglas Blakey, Group Editor Consumer Finance Titles at London-based Verdict. "Equally important, the bank provided a text-book example of how to manage a large acquisition, with City National producing outstanding results during its first full year as part of RBC. Furthermore, RBC has evolved its distribution strategy to a point where all of its delivery channels, including branches, are providing an integrated experience for customers and generating industry leading results."
Best Branch Strategy Award
With a strategy to provide an exceptional and secure experience that is available to clients how, when and where it is convenient for them, RBC's best-in-class distribution model includes ATMs, call centres, online and mobile channels along with the physical branch network, which remains a key component of this overall mix. The award recognizes RBC's reimagining of the branch network, including the evolution of branch formats and the development of several new alternatives concepts that effectively address the needs of a community and its clients, while continuing to drive successful results.
RBI is one of the world's leading sources of retail banking news and information from around the world. It is part of Verdict, a briefing service which provides market analysis of events, emerging strategy and best practice in finance and professional services sectors on a global basis. More about the RBI Awards 2017.
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F. SCOTT FITZGERALD LITERARY CONFERENCE
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Conference was founded in 1996 to commemorate the 100th birthday of celebrated American author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, whose paternal ancestors were from Montgomery County, Maryland; Fitzgerald is buried, along with his wife Zelda and his daughter Scottie, in the cemetery of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Rockville, Maryland.
Its announced purposes are 1. To honor the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald and to honor prominent American fiction writers, poets, playwrights, screenwriters, and other literary figures and artists; 2. To enhance the literary arts by conducting an annual event, which includes seminars, lectures, and other educational activities promoting the written word; 3. To support, encourage, and assist aspiring and emerging writers and students interested in the literary arts.
In accordance with these purposes, the twenty annual Fitzgerald Conferences to date have regularly included writing workshops, keynote speakers, panel discussions, films, a short story contest, and, as its centerpiece, the presentation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald Award for Achievement in American Literature.
Since 1996, recipients of the Fitzgerald Award have included many of America's most distinguished writers, all of whom have been present to accept: 1996: William Styron; 1997: John Barth; 1998: Joyce Carol Oates; 1999: E. L. Doctorow; 2000: Norman Mailer; 2001: Ernest J. Gaines; 2002: John Updike; 2003: Edward Albee; 2004: Grace Paley; 2005: Pat Conroy; 2006: Jane Smiley; 2007: William Kennedy; 2008: Elmore Leonard; 2009: Julia Alvarez; 2010: Alice McDermott; 2011: Maxine Hong Kingston; 2013: Robert Olen Butler; 2014: James Salter; 2015: Richard Ford; 2016: Garrison Keillor; 2017: Annie Proulx; 2018: Richard Russo. The 2019 recipient is Amy Tan. As a group, Fitzgerald Award honorees have received 15 Pulitzer Prizes.
Speakers, panelists, and workshop leaders at the Literary Conference have also included many distinguished writers, scholars, and persons associated with Fitzgerald. Among the latter have been his granddaughters, Eleanor Lanahan and Cecelia Ross and his great granddaughter, Blake Hazard; the late Frances Kroll Ring, his secretary during his last years in Hollywood; the late Honoria Murphy Donnelly, the daughter of Fitzgerald's friends Gerald and Sara Murphy; and the late Budd Schulberg, a distinguished American writer in his own right (author of the Academy Award-winning screenplay for the film On the Waterfront), with whom Fitzgerald collaborated on an ill-fated film project in the late 1930s.
Writers who have participated as workshop leaders, seminar panelists, or keynote speakers include Jim Lehrer, Kate Lehrer, Susan Richards Shreve, Azar Nafisi, Alan Cheuse, Patricia Browning Griffith, Olga Grushin, Merle Collins, George Pelacanos, H. G. Carrillo, Richard Peabody, Michael Dirda, Henry Allen, E. Ethelbert Miller, Eugenia Kim, James Grady, Richard Morris, Sylvia Morris, Jonathan Yardley, Marie Arana, Evan Thomas, Susan Cheever, Murray Horwitz, Bob Mondello, Mary Kay Zuravleff, Gary Krist, Jay Parini, Laura Lipman, Maureen Corrigan, Stewart O'Nan, Margaret Talbot, Alexandra Petri, Tom Toles, Susan Coll, Paul Goldberg, Calvin Trillin, Jennifer Finney Boylan, and A. Scott Berg.
Among the scholars who have participated have been James L. W. West, Scott Donaldson, Alan Margolies, Jackson R. Bryer, and Ruth Prigozy; they are among the leading Fitzgerald scholars in the world.
In 2012, instead of the Literary Conference, a Fitzgerald Birthday Celebration was held at Rockville Town Center. It featured a reading by Alice McDermott, a seminar on "What Makes The Great Gatsby Great," and the showing of two films based on Fitzgerald short stories.
In 2013, the name of the event was officially changed to the F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival.
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Festival was founded in 1996 to commemorate the 100th birthday of celebrated American author, F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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