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When You Weren't Looking, Billionaires Did THIS – documenting the earnings of prominent billionaires since March 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_DC0luaGcM
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New Zealand's national debt equates to $24,000 for every man, woman and child
From seemorerocks.is
But that figure excludes PRIVATE debt
Recent news, such as this, that I will discuss elsewhere, has caused me to think once again about NZ's debt levels.
Public servants' pay is being frozen for three years, but not the rates the sector pays to thousands of contractors and consultants
Articles about New Zealand's debt are like hen's teeth (about half a dozen articles over about ten) years about this came out at the end of January this year.
The message (just as it was under John Key – "nothing to worry about"!).
https://seemorerocks.is/new-zealands-national-debt-equates-to-24000-for-every-man-woman-and-child/?fbclid=IwAR1CBpJrs_H6-uL7dclSsofqlDafICptdXkabr5Kxb0jkyqpx2yOJ1Xojdc
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Learn the scope of the 'plan' – the intended destination for you (Catherine Austin Fitts)
January 2, 2021 Pam Vernon 15 Comments
An excellent & intriguing interview with Catherine Austin Fitts. Learn more by following the links below. EWR
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Economics, Money, News
Dismantling the world's economic system
July 24, 2020 Pam Vernon 1 Comment
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Will Horowhenua ratepayers be paying for new water systems?… a demand created by land developers whom Council have exempted from Development Contributions
March 8, 2018 Pam Vernon 1 Comment
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Information on financial impacts of new water and waste water systems still not available: All ratepayers potentially impacted.
Horowhenua District Council has refused to answer a direct question on the expected financial impact on ratepayers if new water and waste water systems are installed in five targeted areas including Waitarere, Hokio, Ohau, Manakau and Levin.
In response to a question asking for the impact "in dollar terms" Mr Clapperton replied, "Page 18 of the Consultation Document [2018-2038 Long Term Plan] explains the annual increase in rates for all households in the district currently connected to water.
"Within the new infrastructure settlements rates would increase by more since they would begin to pay the Water Supply Targeted rate when they start to receive this service."
The service is forecasted to be delivered between 2027 and 2036. Waitarere has a waste water system but no water system.
As if Mr Clapperton's answer isn't confusing enough page 18 of the consultation document contains a table which includes the expected rates increases in each targeted area which gives the impression only the rate where the ratepayer lives will be applied.
However, the consultation document also makes the statement, "This additional service would mean an increase…for ALL [emphasis mine] households in the Horowhenua District who are connected to water [and waste water] services."
A resident living in one of the targeted areas said in a conversation she had with the council's asset manager engineer Sarie Van der Walt, the LTP contact on infrastructure included in the consultation document, ratepayers would be charged all the rates increases in the targeted area; not just the rate increase for the area where they lived.
Combined the total amounts to an expected $646.70 annual increase in rates but this is still less than half the amount councillor Christine Mitchell said rates are likely to increase in Waikawa Beach if new water and waste water systems are built.
Cr Mitchell reportedly made the comment at the last Waikawa Beach Ratepayers Association AGM in December 2017 which was included in the WBRA newsletter as a predicted $1500 annual increase. She has not responded to requests for comment.
The council has therefore been asked the same question again to provide dollar figures for the expected rates impact if council's preferred option of installing new water and waste water systems is adopted by council.
If ALL ratepayers connected to water and waste water systems are affected this could also impact ratepayers in all the other areas including Levin, Foxton, Foxton Beach, Tokomaru and Shannon.
Existing ratepayers are concerned they are having to pay for a demand created by land developers who have not had to pay one cent towards essential infrastructure costs since council cancelled development contributions in 2015.
In answer to this inequity Mr Clapperton said, "Council will be looking at several options to assist with funding growth-related projects, Development Contributions being one of the options available."
However in the consultation document council says it won't be considering the reintroduction of development contributions paid by land developers towards essential infrastructure until year 2019-2020.
Submissions on the consultation 20 year Long Term Plan close on March 26. The same day as consultations on the 2040 draft Growth Plan and Earthquake prone buildings also closes.
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Economics, HDC, Horowhenua, News
Official Information Act request refused by Horowhenua District Council
February 17, 2018 Pam Vernon
By Veronica Harrod
An Official Information Act request for the minutes of economic development board meetings held in 2016 and 2017 has been refused by Horowhenua District Council.
In response to the request council's chief executive David Clapperton said, "The Horowhenua Economic Development Board is not a committee of the Horowhenua District Council. Council is not required to hold and does not possess copies of Horowhenua Economic Development Board meeting minutes. We are therefore unable to provide the information you have requested."
Profiles of the nine members of the economic development board featured on the council website include three councillors. Deputy mayor Wayne Bishop who is also deputy chair of the economic development board, and councillors Barry Judd and Piri-Hira Tukapua.
Board chairperson Cameron Lewis is rumoured to be standing as mayor at the next local body elections. He has been asked to confirm whether this information is true and his response will be published once confirmation or denial has been received.
Other members on the board include men regarded as "captains of industry" Andy Wynne, Antony Young, Evan Kroll, Larry Ellison and Ron Turk.
The request was made because of concerns the board is having an undue and unmandated amount of influence and control over decisions made by council.
Horowhenua's economic development three year strategy (2014-2017) states it is, "a ten year vision to guide three year outcomes, priorities, actions and initiatives" that was developed, "with business as well as the council, regional council, central government and council's key partners."
The strategy also states an intention to take, "economic development…to the centre of council's actions."
After the Official Information Act (OIA) request was received the council removed the profiles of board members from its website in the first instance.
When asked to comment on why this had been done council's communications advisor Trish Hayward said, "Council is in the process of updating the information, layout and photographs on the Horowhenua Economic Development Board page of our website. The page has been temporarily deactivated while the update is carried out. We expect the update to be complete, and the page to be reactivated, early this year."
The profiles and page featuring board members has been activated again.
The OIA request has been referred to the Office of the Ombudsman to determine whether council is required to release the minutes of board meetings for 2016 and 2017.
Click on the heading below to go to HDC's website featuring the board members …
Horowhenua Economic Development Board (Members)
Note: I do recall clearly in the council meeting where the Mayor's chosen deputy was demoted, shortly after his election. One of the reasons given for his demotion at the time in that public-allowed meeting was because he had spoken out about his concerns regarding these non-elected people who were members of the above board, having access to council/business information ahead of their potential competitors. The board members were named one by one at the time & those present were told that these people provided employment for the Horowhenua. Since that time one of those employers has shifted operations to Vietnam with a loss of 30 local jobs. You can read about that here:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=11857632
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Economics, HDC, Horowhenua, Horowhenua District Council, neo-liberal economics, News
Horowhenua: a political environment where the tail wags the dog … the steady erosion of democracy in Aotearoa
Horowhenua: a political environment where the tail wags the dog
"…the majority of Horowhenua residents are increasingly finding themselves caught in a 'tail wagging the dog' political environment where the economic development board is the tail determining the direction and decisions of council which is the dog and not a very friendly dog at that."
Four days after an Official Information Act request was made for the 2016 and 2017 Horowhenua District Council economic development board minutes the council removed information about the economic development board from its website.
Council's communications advisor Trish Hayward said, "Council is in the process of updating the information, layout and photographs on the Horowhenua Economic Development Board page of our website. The page has been temporarily deactivated while the update is carried out. We expect the update to be complete, and the page to be reactivated, early this year."
Former mayor Brendan Duffy led the charge to bring the economic development board's predecessor Enterprise Horowhenua back under council control and Mr Duffy features prominently in Horowhenua's economic development 2014-2017 strategy which is referred to as, "a ten year vision to guide three year outcomes, priorities, actions and initiatives.."
The council document states the strategy was developed "with business as well as the council, regional council, central government and our key partners." The intention of council to take, "an active role…by leading the development of this strategy, and committing to its priority actions" was signed off by Mr Duffy despite the fact residents were not consulted.
A key initiative of the strategy to, "review council's development contributions policy to support Horowhenua's economic development agenda" is indicative of the amount of influence the strategy has over the direction and decisions council makes that reverberates today.
Two other key initiatives which resonate today include an intention to, "create opportunities to 'catalyse' economic development through an aligned property assets strategy" which is one of the main reasons the economic development board wants to set up a Trust and, "Identify and develop mechanisms to help create a more business-friendly culture within Council."
Council employs an economic development manager Shanon Grainger, a growth response project manager Daniel Haigh and has recently appointed a "customer and development enabler" Melissa Hanson, a role that council says in a press release has been created specifically to, "provide a more personalised service to valued business customers."
On development contributions council didn't just review contributions land developers used to make toward essential infrastructure (including water and waste water) it canned them in 2015 further enabling the roll out of a plethora of land development projects many of which are outlined in the 2008 Horowhenua Development Plan.
The public was not consulted on the 2008 Horowhenua Development Plan either, instead publicly excluded workshops were held with land developers.
This means two very influential documents created by the few (and, arguably, for the few) are having a disproportionate amount of power and influence over decisions made by council. The fact both documents continue to be so influential today indicates main players inside council remain determined to continue an agenda the public have been excluded from commenting on or being consulted about as is required under the Local Government Act.
Instead the majority of Horowhenua residents are increasingly finding themselves caught in a 'tail wagging the dog' political environment where the economic development board is the tail determining the direction and decisions of council which is the dog and not a very friendly dog at that.
The strategy states an intention to take, "economic development…to the centre of council's actions" but the economic development board does not have a mandate to do so because it isn't bound by the Local Government Act, or its legal requirement to consult or be transparent and accountable in its actions and motivations.
WHO ARE THE MAIN PLAYERS?
So who are the main players in this tail wagging the dog political environment? The shadows who prefer to maintain secrecy about decisions they are making as a board to such an extent that council clearly agreed to remove information about them from the council website.
The only public face is economic development board chair Cameron Lewis, a director on the board of local asparagus grower Tendertips. He is often quoted in council press releases extolling "growth" happening in the district despite the fact the majority of "growth" indicators are forecasted, estimated and expected not growth in real or actual terms. But the "growth" rhetoric advances the land development agenda of council which is why it is so convenient.
Second cab off the rank is economic development board deputy chair Wayne Bishop who has multi-million dollar land and property development interests across New Zealand and in Horowhenua.
It appears to be his job to ensure the economic development strategy gains momentum around the council table which he is clearly very effective at doing as his appointment to the role of deputy mayor confirms. He essentially has eight of the ten councillors on-side and troubleshoots for the board when required which he is also very effective at doing.
Although he is in public office he is projected to financially benefit by the cancellation of development contributions by at least $2 million based on estimated figures of $15,000 per new build including $750,000 from the projected 500 house sub-division Speldhurst Country Estate in Kimberley Road alone.
Although those standing for public office are not supposed to financially benefit from political decisions – doing so has a name we are not allowed to publicly state for some reason- yet this behaviour is not only tolerated but condoned.
Also on the board is Levana chief executive Andy Wynne, advertising and digital media executive Antony Young who formerly worked as Asia regional director for Saatchi & Saatchi, Horowhenua district councillor and Horowhenua Learning Centre operations manager Barry Judd, engineering company Stevensons Group managing director Evan Kroll, Ellison Group investment company managing director Larry Ellison of Foxton, Horowhenua councillor Piri-Hira Tukapua and managing director of Turk's Poultry in Foxton Ron Turk.
While deputy chair of the board and council's deputy mayor Wayne Bishop appears to be the economic development board's inside man controlling governance issues council's chief executive David Clapperton appears to act as the economic development board's inside man controlling operational and management issues. The fractious and obstructive relationship he has with mayor Feyen who was democratically elected in local body elections in 2016 indicates he remains committed to the task he's been delegated.
But a political environment where the tail wags the dog makes Horowhenua look more like it is governed by an oligarchy – where the few have taken control of an organisation – rather than a democracy which is why this increasingly out of control juggernaut needs to be challenged at the highest levels.
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The Horowhenua DC's Economic Development Committee that looks not unlike insider trading
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Agenda 2030, Agenda 21, Economics, Horowhenua, Horowhenua District Council, News
Horowhenua Mayor Has Instructed Councilors to Endorse a 100 Page Financial Report They Won't Get to Read
This is familiar territory when it comes to the Horowhenua District Council. Earlier this year we had other whistle blowers telling us they were told how to vote. And here we have a further example. Would you purchase a house or business without reading ALL the financial & other reports relating to that purchase? Would you run a business (which is what our District Councils are … companies) without fully reading all the financial reports? Well, that is what the recipient of your rates folks is expecting you (your representatives, ie the said councilors) to do! Watch this space especially on October 5th!
Here is Cr Ross Campbell's latest revelation:
"Yesterday all Councillors were asked to come to a Briefing regarding our "Financial Report" It started at 4.45pm and finished at approx 5 15pm. The Report we were told is, 100 pages long and we would not be given a hardcopy to look at but we were shown a selection of pieces from the report (about 6 pages) on a overhead screen, with a commentary from the Financial Manager.
The reason we would not receive a full copy to analyse was that it was 100+ pages. What is going on? Then the Mayor instructed us by saying that he expected us all to endorse this report at the next Council meeting on the 5th Oct which is the last one before the elections.What is going on here?
I have not seen this Report in its entirety and I am sure as ever not going to endorse it without seeing it in full.We the Councillors are meant to Govern and the Management are meant to provide ALL the Facts and figures surrounding the Finances to us to enable us to vote with confidence one way or the other.
I will keep you all Posted!!!"
Thank you to Cr Ross Campbell for properly representing us the people and for endeavouring to keep those entrusted with the public purse, transparent and honest. Like a democracy should be.
Check out your Council on Dun and Bradstreet Companies register online (or you can find it for yourself at this link here):
Check out our Local Govt Watch pages (in the menu at top of page); & follow our Horowhenua FB page for further updates. Visit also our Agenda 21/2030 pages for further info on why our Councils are changing … are no longer democratic.
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How global capitalism actually works
From the Daily Blog … a look at how capitalism works and why the rich are getting richer on the backs of everybody else:
By Douglas Renwick
"There is a standard view of how capitalism is supposed to work given by the media. It goes something like this; capitalism is a system where people come together to freely exchange goods and services, including labour. Businesses compete competitively to give the most efficient outcome, and the profit motive gives incentive for innovation. People who become rich do so because they work hard to offer the market what it wants while the poor do not, so this wealth inequality is to a large extent the natural workings of the market. This is an imperfect but the best possible system.
That is I think the standard view given in the media, and I think most of it can be debunked while the rest can be turned on its head. I'll be critiquing this view, but also give my own view of how I think Global Capitalism works. I'll give what I think are realistic and viable solutions to the faults of Global capitalism at the end.
Capitalism is always seeking to make profit, and it was able to make profits in the period from 1945-1971 in the productive sector of the economy, and under this system there was high economic growth which was relatively egalitarian
the productive sector reached a certain capacity in the 1970's, increasing productivity became less profitable … profits went into the FIRE economy … finance, insurance, real estate
the banking sector became wealthier and got turned into an institution that gambles rather than investing in productive things
the economy is now a system that is normally stagnant, and only grows when it is driven by speculative bubbles which eventually crash
real wages stagnate, as they have in New Zealand since 1984, while corporate profits go way up ……"
– See more at: http://thedailyblog.co.nz/2015/08/30/sunday-long-read-douglas-renwick-how-global-capitalism-actually-works/?utm_content=buffer9aac1&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer#sthash.9rDI51Jc.dpuf
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Corporations, Economics, Housing, Money
Another week of neoliberal economics – (and who cares about the poor?) – from the Daily Blog
From the Daily Blog in NZ, a thought provoking look at the world of economics where policy fallout on human populations is of no particular importance. Discussing also the incentives (are there any?) for mothers to leave their babies in day care and take up paid employment. Many are apparently worse off for working full time.
Capitalism is not about free competitive choices among people who are reasonably equal in their buying and selling of economic power, it is about concentrating capital, concentrating economic power in very few hands using that power to trash everyone who gets in their way. (David Korten)
By Susan St John / August 29, 2015
"In the world of economics there are no crises, no gender issues, no growing inequality, no precariat hanging on in a fragile labour market by their toenails. No families 'choosing' to be cold and sick so they can pay the rent, no mothers sent to jail for infringing 19th century rules, no children spluttering up sputum from 3rd world diseases because our housing is so bad ,no inconvenient hungry students with enormous debt ….
Thus it was this week on Monday at the 13th annual economists breakfast at the Heritage hotel in Auckland…
Economists after economist pontificated on whether interest rates and exchange rates are going up or down and why and the virtues of quantitative easing that didn't happen soon enough, apparently, except in the US. Never a mention of fiscal policy, except the bad effects of increase in GST in Japan…
…of course, there was no mention by the economists of high rates of poverty, , casualisation, low pay and uncertain hours, rampant speculative activity in real estate and growing inequality, even though the IMF and the OECD are regularly warning of the dangers…
When the inevitable downturn produces higher unemployment, more foodbank demand, foreclosures and widespread mental illness, who asks or cares whether the economic system works for low and middle income people and their children?"
See more at: http://thedailyblog.co.nz/2015/08/29/another-week-of-neoliberal-economics/?utm_content=bufferba525&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer#sthash.FfmJqrGe.dpuf
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Banking, Corporations, Economics
Kiwi investors don't realise their deposits are no longer guaranteed
Oct 19, 2014 Bernard Hickey from the NZ Herald writes here on the 'unseen risks of a fiscal haircut'. Most New Zealanders are not aware of the Open Bank Resolution….
Do you think the money you have in a bank term deposit is Government guaranteed? If so, you're wrong, but you're not alone.
A survey for the Financial Markets Authority by Colmar Brunton and published during Money Week found 52 per cent believed the money in a bank term deposit was guaranteed.
To be fair, during the global financial crisis, these deposits were guaranteed, from October 2008 to December 2011. Banks paid for the privilege, but that scheme is over now. So what would happen if a bank fell over? Would the taxpayers of New Zealand make sure you got all your money back?
The simple answer is we don't know for sure. READ FULL ARTICLE
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the latest release in the Legend of Zelda series, which was simultaneously the final Wii U game from Nintendo and one of the launch titles on the Nintendo Switch, and hit store shelves on March 3rd, 2017 worldwide. The game was produced by mainline Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma and developed by Nintendo EPD.
Breath of the Wild is a break from the usual Zelda formula and features a massive open-world environment and a bevy of new equipment for Link to procure and use throughout his adventure. Taking a page from the original NES game, Link is simply dropped into the world and given very little direction. The player can tackle the game in any fashion they want, trying to figure out the correct path to victory as they go.
The game was first announced to be in development as far back as 2013 and was meant to be the mainline Zelda title released on the Wii U. It had a slotted release date of 2015. This was initially bumped out to 2016, but was ultimately pushed out again to coincide with the launch of the Nintendo Switch to give the new console a heavy-hitter on release.
This decision, of course, ruffled a lot of feathers in the gaming community. There were many people who claimed they purchased a Wii U simply to get the next Legend of Zelda title that had been promised and felt burned that it would release two years later and on Nintendo's next system.
Any issues with the release of Breath of the Wild seemed to quiet instantly on March 3rd. The game has been universally touted as a wild success (pun intended), selling approximately 5 million copies as of September of this year across both platforms and taking home full marks from many of the biggest reviewing publications. As of writing this, the game has taken Game of the Year at the 2017 Game Awards.
Now with that out of the way, it's time for me to gush about how much I loved Breath of the Wild.
For years the debate of whether Zelda was an RPG or an action adventure title has raged across message boards on the Internet. Whichever side of the fence you're on in that fight, I find these games to be adventure titles and no game has allowed me to experience true adventure like Breath of the Wild.
The open world is both massive and breath-taking (again with the puns). I can remember in the opening moments of the game I actually felt daunted by the sheer breadth of it. The game opens in an area called the Great Plateau and - to put things into context - this area alone is larger than the entirety of Hyrule in Ocarina of Time! Then when I finally broke free of the Great Plateau and had the fullness of Hyrule to my disposal to explore, I felt completely overawed.
The only thing I can suggest is that you just shed the old mentality of "do x, get y, beat bad guy, move to next area". This game has been made completely non-linear. You're given a loose idea of where to go next, but there's no reason you should follow that. Let the open road take you. See that strange object in the distance? Go there! What's up there on top of that mountain? Climb and find out! Just let the land lead you and you'll get so much more out of the experience than just trying to get to the end.
By the time I decided to finally finish Breath of the Wild I had clocked 115+ hours. For me, that is absolute madness. I haven't cracked 80 hours in a game in years, let alone over 100. I would just turn this game on and travel around from place to place for hours aimlessly. You're often rewarded for doing this, either by new items or Shrines, which act as the games puzzles. There are 120 Shrines hidden all over Hyrule and the only way you're going to find them all is to check every nook and cranny the map has to offer. That's what took me so long to finish the game, honestly. I had to have them all! Finally, I found all 120 and that's when I decided it was time to face the final boss.
If you find I'm being vague and explaining very little about how the game plays, you're right. I'm being intentionally nebulous, because I don't want to ruin anything for someone that may not have played the title.
In fact, I think I'm going to leave it there. This is my third full draft of this article. I've tried explaining every facet of the gameplay. I've tried gushing about my personal experiences. I've tried being over-analytical and pointed.
The fact is that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a game changer. Or at least it was for me. I haven't done so yet, but I think I need to re-order my Top 10 favourite games of all time, that's how much this game meant to me. I can say this, without a doubt: Breath of the Wild is my favourite Legend of Zelda title of all time, ousting Ocarina of Time. And I've played a lot of them (except A Link to the Past - maybe we'll talk about that some other time).
So for me, this is a must-play. Whether you snag it on the Wii U or pick up a shiny new Nintendo Switch, I think you owe it to yourself to try this game. There's a lot of content here, so book out your calendar. And remember, let the adventure take you and enjoy.
P.S. I still have not played any of the DLC, but I plan to pick it up later this year, once I've played something else for a bit. I'll update on that when the time comes!


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Q: Sendmail not forwarding mail for domains in /etc/mail/local-domain-hosts First off, I have been using sendmail for about a week, and have a semi-working instance. This issue very well may be something simple/overlooked.
I have an AMI server that is running sendmail and dovecot. it is also the destination for a few email addresses at example.com. I have an external application that sends the mail as a user on this machine by connecting as a local user. I can define the FROM address to anything, fictional or otherwise.
If I have the domain example.com in /etc/mail/local-host-names, I can receive mail sent TO example.com to my local Maildir without getting the following error (loopback issue):
553 5.3.5 example.com. config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?)

If I send a mail to be relayed with a FROM address @example.com, it does not get relayed, and is lost to the ether.
If I remove example.com from /etc/mail/local-host-names, I cannot receive mail to example.com (see error above), but I can relay mail that is being sent from my external application using domain example.com.
In a nutshell,  I can either relay with a FROM @example.com with the etc/mail/local-host-names empty, or I can receive with a TO @example.com with the etc/mail/local-host-names populated. But I cannot receive AND send with either config.
What gives?

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Jessica Cristina Santos
Jessica Cristina Santos is a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt under Anderson Silva, having also worked extensively with Luanna Alzuguir and Miriam Cardoso Cerqueira. As an athlete, Santos defended the colors of the Equipe Miquinho and Elite Brazilian Jiu Jitsu teams, becoming one of the top athletes of her division through her wins at the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) European and Pan American No-Gi Champions, to name a few.
Jessica Cristina Jiu Jitsu
Full Name: Jessica Cristina C. A. dos Santos
Nickname: Jessica Cristina is often referenced, and refers to herself, as "Preta Jeh". The name Preta means black in Portuguese, while Jeh is short for Jessica. The nickname started during Santos' teenage years, when Santos and her friend Patricia Menezes decided to start a hip-hop group. The two agreed on the urgency of having strong stage names and chose their own, Menezes being named "Paty Black" and Jessica "Jeh Preta".
Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Carlos Gracie Júnior > Ryan Gracie > Guilherme Bagaço > Anderson Silva (Banana) > Jessica Cristina
Main Achievements:
IBJJF European Open Champion (2016)
IBJJF Pan No-Gi Champion (2018)
IBJJF Las Vegas Summer Open Champion (2018)
UAEJJF Dubai Pro Champion (2015**)
UAEJJF Al Ain Pro Champion (2014*)
IBJJF Seattle Open Champion (2018)
UAEJJF Abu Dhabi Pro 2nd Place (2015)
IBJJF Pan No-Gi Championship 2nd Place (2018*)
UAEJJF Al Ain Pro 2nd Place (2014)
IBJJF World Championship 3rd Place (2018)
Favorite Position/Technique: Well Rounded
Weight Division: Peso Pena (58,50 kg / 129.0 lbs)
Team/Association: Elite BJJ
Jessica Cristina Santos Biography
Jessica Cristina Santos was born on March 16, 1991 in Botucatu, a city in the southeastern region of Brazil, in the State of São Paulo, where she grew up.
As a child Jessica was very active, playing a variety of sports, from volleyball to futsal and athletics – in which she competed at a school and state levels. Santos also danced and even tried judo for a short period, prior to jiu jitsu.
It was at Jessica's hometown community sports center that Santos first learned about jiu jitsu. The Ginásio Municipal Governador Mário Covas offered free sporting tuition and training for the local children, and it was commonplace for Jessica Cristina and her cousins to meet there to practice sports. In 2005, BJJ coach Anderson Silva, commonly known as "Banana", was just starting his activities at the sports center. While preparing his dojo, Silva came across Santos and her family members, then explaining the benefits they could reap from this martial art. Anderson convinced Jessica to take a class, who immediately felt a connection with grappling, later becoming one of Banana's most dedicated students.
Coach Anderson Banana became a paternal reference for Jessica over the years, who did not have a male reference at home when growing up. It was also Silva who promoted Santos throughout the BJJ belt system, ultimately leading to Jessica's black belt, a ceremony that took place on December 15, 2013.
In 2014 the recruiting company Palm Sports offered Jessica Cristina the chance to live a financially stable life, coaching jiu jitsu in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). She embraced the opportunity with both hands, moving to the middle eastern country for 18 months. There she had the privilege of working and learning from one of the sport's most iconic female grapplers, Luanna Alzuguir.
While in the UAE Jessica Cristina also worked alongside BJJ black belt Priscila Cardoso. When Jessica's contract with Palm Sports ran out, Priscila informed Santos of her sister (Miriam Cardoso), who owned a jiu jitsu academy in the United States and was in need of a coach. Jessica, applied for the vacancy, moving to Seattle, USA on June 2016.
Elite Brazilian Jiu Jitsu became Jessica's new home. She quickly adapted to the group, who made her feel at ease from the start. There she found the freedom to do two things she loved, coach and compete in one of the toughest grappling circuits in the world.
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Grgic's time is 7-seconds faster than the USA Swimming National Age Group Record in the event.
16-year-old Franko Grgic is the world's new leader in the 1500 freestyle: a position that a swimmer of that age hasn't held in years.
Swimming at the 2019 Croatian Team Championships this weekend, Grgic swam a 14:56.55 in the 1500 free. That time broke the old Croatian Record of 15:04.45, set at the 2018 European Championships, by Marin Mogic, and made Franko the country's first-ever swimmer under 15 minutes in the event. Mogic was 2nd in the race in 15:18.51. The pair is reminiscent of the rise of Italy's Gregorio Paltrinieri and Gabrielle Detti across the Adriatic in that both swimmers train together under coach Mate Ruzic in Split.
For comparison's sake, the USA Swimming National Age Group Record in the 1500 free is Bobby Hackett's 15:03.91 from 1976. Nobody has been better than 15:05 in over 15 years. And Grgic was born in 2003, so he has this entire year to lower his time. Grgic's previous best time was a 15:21 that he set last season.
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Norfolk salon owner: 'It is impossible to provide our services at a 6-foot distance'
NORFOLK, Va. - The answering machine is what you'll hear when you call most businesses these days.
"Salon Fringe will be closed until further notice due to COVID-19," is the recording on Salon Fringe's machine.
The owners had plans to celebrate 10 years of business in Norfolk this week.
"We were hoping for a big 10-year sale and promotion," says Kevin Davis.
But plans are on hold. The shampoo bowl is dry, combs are sitting in solution and seats are empty.
"It's still hard to come in here and not be around the people that I'm around 40-plus hours a week," he adds.
Davis is one of the salon's owners who has about 12 people on his payroll. He says this hasn't been easy for their clients, either.
"We do have some clients that they are accustomed to having their hair colored every two to three weeks, so this extended closure is hard for them."
Governor Ralph Northam says, "When will the barber shops and salons reopen?" is a question he gets all the time.
"For those individuals that are in need of a haircut, and more importantly the barbers - it's at the top of my priority list," said Governor Northam at a press conference on Wednesday.
Owners say when the salon does open back up, they are going to put measures in place to keep themselves and clients safe.
Related: Downtown barbershop closing doors after governor's COVID-19 concerns; owner says he's hopeful
Davis says, "I'm going to provide all of my staff with masks while they provide services in the salon. We have gloves that we will be wearing."
When shops get the OK to reopen, Davis recommends other salons should start operating by appointment only.
"It allows you to limit the amount of people you have in your business," he adds.
He also says consider your forms of payment.
"I think limiting cash is going to be important as well."
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Smirnoff demystifies cocktail-making
The goal is to showcase vodka's versatility and keep people mixing their own drinks as bars re-open.
By Justin Crann
As Canadians prepare to mingle for the holiday season, Smirnoff wants to be in the mix – and a fair few cocktail glasses.
The brand has launched a new campaign, called "Created for Cocktails," with creative agency Juliet. The campaign hinges on the simple insight that "consumers from anywhere can make delicious-taking cocktails at home," says Mark Phillips, director of marketing for Smirnoff's parent company Diageo.
"This campaign very much focuses on inspiring consumers through the everyday items in their homes, their kitchens and their fridge to not see cocktails as something they should shy away from," he adds. "If anything, cocktails are a lot more accessible and within reach than they realize."
This message is particularly important for the brand to communicate in the current context. During the pandemic, consumers were pushed out of their favourite bars and restaurants and many began to experiment with cocktail-mixing at home. Smirnoff wants to keep up that momentum as pandemic restrictions have begun to lift.
The spot zeroes in specifically on the 24 to 35 demographic, Phillips says, because "we see this group as the tastemakers of the future." The demographic is connected to cocktail trends and culture, and is also very diverse.
But the brand also understands that vodka "is a spirit they gravitate toward, but are looking for more inspiration from." The "Created for Cocktails" campaign aims to provide some of that inspiration and reignite the spark for vodka by reminding consumers that it can be used in many different ways.
In the spot, Smirnoff delivers this message by having a young man pull a variety of items from his fridge while the ad's narrator explains how those items could be used in or inspire different cocktail recipes.
By doing so, the brand is hoping to communicate not only that vodka – a category in which it is the largest player – can be flexible, but also "accessible to anyone."
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A Comparison of the Clinical and Molecular Diagnosis of Herpes Simplex Keratitis
Victoria McGilligan, Johnathan E. Moore, Mohammad Tallouzi, Sarah D. Atkinson, Hugh O'Neill, Susan Feeney, Elena S. Novitskaya, Anant Sharma, Sunil Shah, Jonathan A. Jackson, David G. Frazer, Tara C. Moore
Purpose: To compare the clinical and molecular diagnoses of Herpes Simplex Keratitis (HSK). Materials and Methods: Conjunctival swabs (after fluorescein and anaesthetic wash out) and detailed questionnaire data were obtained from 146 participants. Corneal rims and conjunctival epithelial cells were infected with Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) type 1 or HSV2 and supernatant collected. HSV1; HSV2; Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) and Adenovirus (ADV) DNA was assessed using two real time Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) methods. Results: Of the 146 participants recruited, 54 were clinically diagnosed with typical epithelial lesions and 38 with atypical epithelial lesions, 17 with old inactive HSK and 37 healthy volunteers. HSV1 DNA was detected in 28 (30%) of the 92 participants with clinically suspect HSK. Patients who presented with typical epithelial lesions had a higher positive rate (46%) than those who presented with atypical type lesions (8%), when using primers against the Glycoprotein (Gp) G region of the virus. When the same samples were retested with primers against the GpB region, the positive rate for the typical and atypical cases increased to 52% and 11% respectively. Antiviral use at the time of sampling reduced the rate of PCR positivity by 20% (p < 0.05). ADV DNA was detected in 6% of the typical cases and 8% of the atypical cases. All control participants with no history of HSK were negative for HSV1 DNA. Sample quantity was confirmed by testing for housekeeping control genes, beta-actin and beta-2 macroglobulin. PCR results from in vitro control investigations of HSV1 and 2 infected corneal rims and conjunctival epithelial cells were 100% positive for infected and 100% negative for uninfected samples when assessed using both PCR methods. Conclusions: Clinical diagnosis of typical HSK is not always confirmed by PCR. Concomitant use of an antiviral reduces levels of PCR positivity. Given this and the findings that other ocular surface pathogens may mimic HSK pathology, and that choice of gene amplification region can also affect accurate detection of HSV1 by PCR, we propose the use of a multiplex assay. This would perform PCR using primers spanning a number of different regions within one gene and would also target a number of different viral genes to ensure potentially different HSV1 viral strains or other viruses do not affect the test and lead to disagreements between the clinical and molecular diagnosis of HSK. From these findings, this paper proposes a clinical supportive algorithmic guide to manage such disagreements.
Open Journal of Ophthalmology
https://doi.org/10.4236/ojoph.2014.43011
Herpes Simplex Keratitis
Viralgenotype
10.4236/ojoph.2014.43011Licence: CC BY
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McGilligan, V., Moore, J. E., Tallouzi, M., Atkinson, S. D., O'Neill, H., Feeney, S., Novitskaya, E. S., Sharma, A., Shah, S., Jackson, J. A., Frazer, D. G., & Moore, T. C. (2014). A Comparison of the Clinical and Molecular Diagnosis of Herpes Simplex Keratitis. Open Journal of Ophthalmology, 4(3), 65-74. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojoph.2014.43011
McGilligan, Victoria ; Moore, Johnathan E. ; Tallouzi, Mohammad ; Atkinson, Sarah D. ; O'Neill, Hugh ; Feeney, Susan ; Novitskaya, Elena S. ; Sharma, Anant ; Shah, Sunil ; Jackson, Jonathan A. ; Frazer, David G. ; Moore, Tara C. / A Comparison of the Clinical and Molecular Diagnosis of Herpes Simplex Keratitis. In: Open Journal of Ophthalmology. 2014 ; Vol. 4, No. 3. pp. 65-74.
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Дестру́до () — термин, используемый в психоанализе для обозначения величины энергии морти́до (или инстинкта смерти). В этом смысле деструдо является идеальной противоположностью либидо инстинкта жизни и входит в более широкий комплекс понятий и действующих сил танатоса.

История термина
Сам по себе термин инстинкта смерти в середине 1910-х годов ввела Сабина Шпильрейн, состоятельная студентка и пациентка (из России), сначала лечившаяся в Австрии и Швейцарии у Карла Юнга, а затем ставшая его ученицей и любовницей. В первое время как сама Сабина, так и её открытие вызвали недоверие у Фрейда, и только спустя несколько лет он признал правомерность существования такого деструктивного явления в сфере инстинктов и принципиальную правоту русской ученицы. Спустя пять лет после революции 1917 года Сабина была вынуждена вернуться в Россию, и её связи с психоаналитическим сообществом были прерваны надолго, а затем и навсегда. Возможно, именно по этой причине тема инстинкта смерти в течение последующих двадцати лет оставалась относительно неразработанной в классическом психоанализе. Сам Фрейд в основном и прежде всего занимался активной разработкой понятия либидо в части его влияния на психологию и психопатологию, а потому воспринимал мортидо и деструдо как побочный и не слишком существенный мотив психики. Также и после смерти Зигмунда Фрейда тема деструдо (и говоря шире, тема инстинкта смерти вообще) осталась относительно слабо разработанной в психоанализе, что позволяет, в свою очередь, сделать выводы относительно характера и профессиональной мотивации классического психоанализа.

Именно из величины и активности деструдо в 1930-е годы выводили едва ли не все суицидные (деструктивные) мотивы в поведении и мотивациях человека. Кроме того, с ним связывали также различные проявления агрессивного поведения, имея в виду сублимацию деструдо в другие области психики. Механизм действия деструдо выглядел примерно так: стремление к суициду (мортидо), неизбежно наталкиваясь на побеждающий его инстинкт жизни, в виде отрицательной энергии действия ищет иного выхода, направляя своё потенциально разрушительное действие на окружающих людей или другие значимые предметы внешнего мира.

Отдельным образом не следует путать деструдо и мортидо, принимая во внимание тесную взаимосвязь этих двух терминов (и равным образом движущих начал в человеческой психике). В известном смысле деструдо является производным от мортидо, поскольку обозначает собой величину и векторную активность инстинкта смерти, а также текущее (в настоящий момент времени) состояние психики пациента (или анализируемого субъекта) по отношению к этим мотивациям.

См. также
 Влечение к смерти
 Либидо
 Танатос
 Мортидо
 Амок

Литература

 Райкрофт Ч. Критический словарь психоанализа, Восточно-Европейский Институт Психоанализа, , 1995
 Клиническая психология. Словарь. Под ред. Творогова Н. Д., ПЕР СЭ, , 2007
 Блейхер В. М. Толковый словарь психиатрических терминов, НПО МОДЭК, Воронеж, 1995

Ссылки
 Визуальный словарь — Деструдо

Психоанализ

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Mary SIGLER was born about 1863 in Madison County, Indiana to parents Richard Marcus SIGLER (1824-1910) and Vandelia or Vandalia GOODING (1834-1916). Mary married Andrew J. SCOTT on 31 December 1882 in Madison County.
Francis M. Sigler - born 27 July 1862 in Madison County, Indiana; died 22 July 1905 in Madison County; buried in the Sigler Cemetery in Frankton, Madison County.
Shelley is hoping to locate someone from this Sigler family so that the autograph album can be returned to the care of family. If you are a descendant of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact her directly.
The Indiana Genealogical Society has added the June 2013 issue of Indiana Genealogist, the quarterly publication for our members, to the Members Only area. IGS members can login to the IGS Records section to download their copy.
William Ed McCullough (born October 1863; died June 1915) married 29 August 1886 in Clay County, Indiana to Samantha E. DeCamp (born October 1866; died December 1951). Ed McCullough was a school teacher.
Rachel Esther McCullough (born 27 January 1888 in Asherville, Clay County, Indiana; died July 1958) - married 9 June 1907 in Clay County to David Wilson Stein (born 11 October 1886 in Scotland; died May 1959).
Charles Grandison McCullough (born 19 October 1893; died 1949; buried in Poland Chapel Cemetery, Poland, Clay County, Indiana) - married 5 October 1918 in Vigo County, Indiana to Anna May Keiser (born 17 June 1898; died 1989; buried in Poland Chapel Cemetery).
Lela/Leona McCullough (born April 1900; died after 1940) - Lela was a teacher in Terre Haute. She is listed as divorced in the 1940 census.
Ruth A. McCullough (born 15 August 1906 in Knightsville, Clay County; died January 1995) - married 14 June 1931 in Parke County, Indiana to Culver W. Krantz (born 4 March 1906 in Highland, Illinois; died June 2000). Ruth was a teacher in Terre Haute.
If you recognize these names, or are a descendant of this family, please contact Lewis Lamson directly.
Trying to find out if my great-great grandfather Isaac Watson, who was born in North Carolina in 1791, died in Sullivan or Greene County, and if so what year.
He was married to a Sophia Walker. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Shelley Cardiel (cardiels@comcast.net) has found this old photo identified only as "with compliments of Mr. & Mrs. E. H. KEARNS" which was taken at the Beasley Studio in Remington, Jasper County, Indiana. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1880's, with the couple likely in their 30's at the time.
There is no other identification on the photo. If you recognize anyone in this photo, or are a descendant of this family, please contact her.
Do you have any information on Chief Pacanne of the Miami Indians? He was my 6th great grandfather, and I'm trying to put together a family tree.
My great grandmother Adelia Soudriette married John H. Clark in Vincennes on April 1, 1877, and her mother Suzanne Bonneau is the lineage connecting me to him. Can you point me in the right direction? I'm a little new at this.
I also see that Adelia Soudriette was christened Nov. 24, 1849, also in Vincennes. Is there a way to get these documents? I wish I had something on Chief Pacanne and the others!
Please let me know if it's possible to obtain and how much it would be. Can you help me with anyone else?
[IGS Note 2: These documents should be available from the Knox County Clerk in Vincennes.
The LaPorte County, Indiana Genealogical Society will meet on Tuesday, July 9 at 7 pm. Mark Chase will present a program on the graves of Civil War veterans in northwest Indiana. He is the founder of the Calumet Region Civil War Preservation Project, which has worked to replace some 80 deteriorated headstones of Civil War veterans' graves in the Calumet Region. His research on these veterans is part of the new historical tourism trail, the South Shore Civil War Memorial Trail.
NOTE: The society has a new meeting place - the La Porte City Parks and Recreation Department building at 250 Pine Lake Avenue.
From downtown La Porte: follow US 35 (Pine Lake Avenue) north past second traffic signal at Weller Avenue. Just past monument area, make a left turn to the parking area.
From north (Michigan City way): follow US 35 (Pine Lake Avenue) south past the Best Western and Red Carpet Liquors. Make a right turn in the drive by the flag pole in the monument area.
The Johnson County Museum of History in Franklin, Indiana will hold a "Late Night in Genealogy" event on Friday, June 28 from 4 to 10 pm. The genealogy library will be open extended hours and researchers will be on hand to help. Late night snacks will be served. At 7 pm, there will be a special presentation about Kentucky land records given by Kandie Adkinson from Kentucky's Land Office Division. She will discuss how inspecting official land documents may reveal valuable information about how your Kentucky-area ancestors lived and worked.
This is a free event - to reserve a spot, please contact the museum at (317) 346-4500.
Hello, I'm searching for any information on John B Smith that gives his parents names.
John B Smith born 8 August 1808 NJ; Died 23 September 1901 Middle Fork, Vermilion County, IL; Married 26 October 1836, Fountain County, IN, to Susannah (Liggett) Parker.
Elizabeth J. Smith Born about 1839 IN.
John B. Smith was in Cain Township in the 1850 Census: then in the 1860 Census he is in Cain Township, Fountain County, IN, at age 52. In 1870 he was still in Middlefork age 62. In 1880 no census located, but in 1900 he is in the census living in Middlefork, Vermilion County, IL, as a widower, age 92. He then died at age 93.
In all the census records it shows him being born in New Jersey and both his parents born New Jersey. I have his will, but it does not give his parents' names. I can't find John from his birth in 1808 until the 1850 Census, the first 42 years of his life. His wife Susan was born 31 December 1811, in Brown County, OH. Her father was William Liggett and Esther (Hays) Liggett. She died 2 August 1892, Potomac, Vermilion County, IL.
The Rivers Institute Traveling Show of Hanover College will present a short play, "Nothing Stops This Train," at the Thursday, July 18 meeting of the Southern Indiana Genealogical Society. The play is a story of abolitionists John and Sarah Tibbets and a slave named Georgina who helped other slaves escape via the Underground Railroad. The play is set in Jefferson County, Indiana, home of Eleutherian College, the first college in Indiana to admit students regardless of race or gender. Meeting time is 7 pm in the Strassweg Auditorium of the New Albany-Floyd County Library, 180 W. Spring St., New Albany, Indiana. For more information about the Southern Indiana Genealogical Society, please visit http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~insigs/nextmeet.htm.
These profiles were compiled by Gloria Arndt and Dorothy Palmer.
Shelley Cardiel (cardiels@comcast.net) has found this old photo identified only as "BAKER Family" which was taken at the Star Gallery in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The photo appears to have been taken in the 1880's, with the couple likely in their 20's or 30's and three children ranging from age 4 to 8 years old. The oldest is a girl, the middle a boy, and the youngest is a girl as well. There is no other identification on the photo. If you recognize anyone in this photo, or are a descendant of this family, please contact her.
The LaPorte County, Indiana Genealogical Society has a new meeting place as of their next meeting (Tuesday, July 9 at 7 pm). They will meet at the La Porte City Parks and Recreation Department building at 250 Pine Lake Avenue.
I am looking for information on John Klen Sr. He was born in 1869 in Czechoslovakia and died July 27, 1939, Whiting, Lake County, Indiana. The information that I need is the names of his parents.
According to my uncle, we have Klen relatives in Indiana, but he does not remember any names, just that he was a politician. I searched many places including history and genealogy books and found nothing on him, his parents or siblings.
I saw the requirements for ordering death certificates in Indiana, and I don't think I will be able to get a death certificate. Any help would be great.
The Indiana Genealogical Society now has 1,080 databases in the Members Only area. Each of Indiana's 92 counties has at least 4 databases.
The Federation of Genealogical Societies' 2013 Conference is August 21-24 at the Grand Wayne Convention Center, which is just a block away from the Allen County Public Library (ACPL) in Fort Wayne, Indiana. On top of the great lectures, workshops and luncheons, this year's conference will also feature extended research hours at The Genealogy Center.
The Indiana Genealogical Society will have a strong presence at the conference. Conference speakers include IGS Vice President Tina Lyons, Past President Curt Witcher, Quarterly Editor Rachel Popma and LaPorte County Genealogist, Harold Henderson. Curt Witcher will give a talk, "The Indiana Genealogical Society: A Case Study in Thriving" at the IGS Luncheon on Friday, August 23 at 12:15 pm. IGS will also have a Society Showcase table in the Exhibit Hall. And there are several IGS people working behind the scenes planning the conference, including IGS Recording Secretary Dawne Slater-Putt, who is one of the Conference Co-Chairs.
Conference details and registration are available online at https://www.fgsconference.org. The deadline for the Early Bird Discount is July 1st, 2013. Make sure to purchase your tickets early to the luncheons (especially the IGS luncheon), workshops and special events in order to guarantee your spot.
If you would like a print brochure or need some for your local society or library, fill out the form at http://tinyurl.com/bjhaeok.
Society Showcase - This is a great, affordable way for societies to highlight what they offer. FGS Member Societies can reserve a table in the Exhibit Hall for only $25. These tables are for promotional purposes and selling memberships and may not be used for other sales. To learn more about the Society Showcase, visit https://www.fgsconference.org/exhibits/society-showcase/. If your society would like to sell other items, there is still a booth available in the Exhibit Hall (https://www.fgsconference.org/exhibits/).
Society Publicity Contest – FGS Member Societies are also eligible to win a free conference registration to the FGS 2014 conference in San Antonio, Texas if they help publicize FGS 2013 in print and online publications. You can find graphics and articles to use in society publications at https://www.fgsconference.org/media/society-publicity-contest/. In order to be entered to win, make sure you fill out the contest form and let FGS know each time your society publicizes the conference.
Indiana Librarians - All of the conference sessions qualify for LEUs. Librarians' Day is Tuesday, August 20, with sessions focused on librarians who serve genealogists. For more information, visit https://www.fgsconference.org/program/librarians-day/.
August will be a great time to show off what Indiana has to offer to genealogists - we hope to see you there!


Protoshop is an exhibition that presents prototypes and new product ideas at the annual interior design fair Habitare during Helsinki Design Week. Protoshop is a platform where designers can meet companies and end-users, or test how their designs are perceived by the public. The Ahead! hall, where the exhibition is located, is dedicated to the latest in Finnish and international design.
My woven textile Magma is one of the 14 exhibited prototypes seeking manufacturing channels.
All prototypes and designers are presented at Imu Design's website, the producer of Protoshop and Talentshop.
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Metal labels are fast becoming the new hot accessory in fashion. They are not just for the end of chains or belts anymore. New trends for metal clothing labels are having them sewn into garments with an accompanying woven label below or next to the metal clothing label. Nowadays they have gained wide popularity among garment industries for their durability, resistance to weather or extreme temperatures. Some metal labels are even applied to high-class brand jeans to stand for elegance and dignity.
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Whats your favorite game or games to play?? video or any other kind of games.
That's a tough question. I love RPGs in general. Oddly enough though, if I had to single out just one, it would be an RPG game. It's Heroes of Might and Magic 3. I just love that game. I still play it occasionally.


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Fairy Ledgends of Ireland
Saturday, Mar 16, 2019 2:00p -
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Kid Friendly, Music, Performing Arts
There is plenty of laughter and delight in this animated retelling of Ireland's best-loved gems including Irish favorites like Gilly Blackfoot where a young lad's aversion to washing his feet causes him to fall in with a fairy band. Cloaks of invisibility and magic spells abound as hapless Gilly sets out to help free the Princess of France. Known for her vivid comedic style, Diane brings delight to her interpretations of these classic Irish favorites. This performance is accompanied by Margot Chamberlain on Celtic harp.
What the critics say:
Storyteller Wows Millicent Crowd: "Unfolded with zest and humor, the story captivated the audience which scarcely moved in the course of its telling. Proof, if any such were needed, that storytelling is as vital as ever, and is in good company in the presence of Diane Edgecomb and Margot Chamberlain." ~ The Advocate, Fairhaven, MA
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The black house spider or common black spider (Badumna insignis) is a common species of cribellate Australian spider, introduced to New Zealand and Japan. A closely related species, Badumna longinqua, the grey house spider, has a similar distribution, but has also been introduced to the Americas.
Ludwig Carl Christian Koch described Badumna insignis in 1872.
B. insignis is a dark, robust spider. The female grows up to 18 mm, with a 30 mm legspan. As with most spiders, the males are smaller (10 mm), and have longer legs in relation to their body size. In both sexes the carapace and legs are dark brown to black, and the abdomen is charcoal grey with a dorsal pattern of light markings (sometimes indistinct) and a dense covering of fine, velvety hair. B. longinqua is slightly smaller (14 mm) with a greyish carapace and red-brown legs.
The web of B. insignis is a messy-looking construct of irregular sail-like shapes. There is a funnel-shaped, silken retreat, usually in the middle or corner of the web, where the spider spends most of its time waiting for prey. The female spider never leaves the web unless forced to. They seem quite attached to their location, rarely changing the position of their webs and because of this, old webs can be quite messy, often with small objects or dust stuck in them. At night the spider comes out to repair and add to the web, often just adding new silk over the old. Males, when ready to mate, go in search of females. The male plucks the web of the female to attract her attention. Once the male has made sure that the female will be receptive, he will approach and inseminate her with his palps. They may then stay together for several days, and may mate again several times.
Black house spiders are venomous, but are not considered dangerous. They are timid and bites from them are infrequent. The bite may be excruciatingly painful and cause local swelling. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, sweating and giddiness are occasionally recorded. In a few cases, skin lesions (arachnogenic necrosis) have developed after multiple bites.
B. insignis is native to Australia, but has been introduced to New Zealand and Japan. It is widely distributed throughout Australia and New Zealand. In natural habitat, they are usually found on rough-barked trees, whereas inside buildings they are often found in corners, around windows and doorways, or where other light sources may attract prey insects. The related B. longinqua may be found in similar locations, but is more often found outdoors.
^ a b c d "Taxon details Badumna insignis (L. Koch, 1867)". World Spider Catalog. Natural History Museum Bern. Retrieved 15 September 2017.
^ "Common neighbourhood spiders". Government of Western Australia.
Preston-Mafham, Ken (1998). Spiders: Compact Study Guide and Identifier. Angus Books. ISBN 978-1-904594-93-2.
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Spanish International Minister Josep Borrell mentioned some smaller nations would settle for this deal, however the bloc's strongest won't.
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Mr Borrell's feedback come after chief EU spokesman Margaritis Schinas branded the progress of Brexit talks for the reason that final EU summit in March as "common, with a possible of enchancment".
The Spanish International Minister's frustrations replicate the rising panic among the many EU's primary Brexit negotiators that the UK stays satisfied it could actually strike a deal for membership of the only market in items, however going it alone within the space of providers, in line with an EU official.
The official informed Bloomberg the EU will follow its place that the UK can not cherrypick the components of the only promote it prefers.
European Union officers have mentioned that whereas Britain has not formally declared its place to remain within the single marketplace for items, it has raised it informally in Brussels with some pro-Brexit supporters within the Prime Minister's cupboard pushing for single market membership.
Remaining within the single market would keep away from slowing commerce throughout the Irish border, one thing each Britain and the EU insist have to be a part of any last deal.
The EU has at all times insisted the UK can not stay within the single market if it needs to manage the motion of European residents.
However a second EU official informed Bloomberg Information among the remaining 27 governments have questioned the EU's stance, with member states in Japanese Europe particularly suggesting they could settle for a compromise.
Individually, Britain and Spain should additionally strike a deal if the Brexit settlement, together with a 21-month transition interval that stretches by way of till the top of 2020, can apply to Gibraltar.
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The princess at her christening is cursed by a wicked witch with lightness. She floats blissfully about the castle all day long and, as one can imagine, gets into all sorts of adventures. Gravity, weight, sorrow, suffering ... all of this the princess misses, but with all of these she misses love, for what is love without weight, without falling?
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Kaddu Beykat (también conocida como Lettre paysanne) es una película senegalesa de 1975 dirigida por Safi Faye. Fue el primer largometraje realizado por una mujer del África subsahariana que se distribuyó comercialmente y supuso el reconocimiento internacional de su directora. Centrada en un romance, la cinta narra la vida cotidiana de los habitantes de un pueblo rural senegalés.

Sinopsis
Ngor es un joven que vive en una aldea senegalesa y desea casarse con Coumba. La actual sequía en el pueblo ha afectado a su cosecha de cacahuetes y, como consecuencia, Ngor no puede pagar el precio para casarse con ella. Se va a la capital de Senegal, Dakar, para intentar ganar más dinero y allí le explotan indiscriminadamente. Regresa a la aldea y comparte sus experiencias en la ciudad con los demás hombres. La historia, que muestra la vida cotidiana de los aldeanos, se cuenta en forma de carta a un amigo, con la voz de Faye.

Reparto

 Assane Faye es Ngor
 Maguette Gueye es Coumba

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Generalidades
Kaddu Beykat está ambientada en el pueblo de la familia de Faye, Fad'jal, en el sur de Senegal. La financiación de la película provino del Ministerio de Cooperación Francés y se realizó con un equipo de producción tres personas, a modo de docuficción. Para algunas partes de la película, Faye reunió a los aldeanos, les dio un tema de conversación y procedió a filmarlos. Al igual que en sus otros trabajos, la directora se preocupó de mostrar la cultura africana desde adentro, y no como una observadora objetiva. La película es una crítica a las prácticas agrícolas coloniales y a las políticas gubernamentales que han fomentado el monocultivo de cosechas comerciales para la exportación, lo que en algunos casos ha sumido a los pueblos en la pobreza. Está dedicada al abuelo de Faye, que aparece en la película, y que murió once días después de terminar el rodaje.

Sobre el estilo de filmación que usó en esta película y en su obra en general, la directora manifestó: «Aunque escriba un guión para mis películas, básicamente dejo que la gente se exprese libremente delante de la cámara y yo escucho. Mis películas son obras colectivas en las que todos participan activamente».

Distribución y recepción
Kaddu Beykat se proyectó en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Berlín de 1976, donde obtuvo el Premio FIPRESCI y el Premio OCIC. También obtuvo el Premio Georges Sadoul y un galardón en el Festival Panafricano de Cine y Televisión de Uagadugú. Se estrenó en Francia el 20 de octubre de 1976. Por su temática, inicialmente fue prohibida en Senegal.

El diario británico The Guardian la incluyó en su lista de las veinte mejores películas africanas de todos los tiempos. En el portal Mail & Guardian fue valorado el trabajo de la cineasta en Kaddu Beykat: «Sus películas están impregnadas de una sensibilidad que afecta profundamente a todos los que las ven. La película se separa de su director una vez que está en el mundo, haciendo su propio trabajo y transmitiendo mensajes mucho más allá de lo que se pretendía inicialmente».

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Películas de Senegal
Películas de 1975
Documentales de 1975
Películas en francés