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import boto3
from botocore.exceptions import ClientError as BotoClientError
import subprocess
import logging
import sys
import os
from os.path import join, dirname
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from time import sleep

logger = logging.getLogger('thestral_deployment')
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

ch = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout)
ch.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
formatter = logging.Formatter(
    '%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s')
ch.setFormatter(formatter)
logger.addHandler(ch)

lambda_client = boto3.client('lambda')
events_client = boto3.client('events')
batch_client = boto3.client('batch')
ec2_client = boto3.client('ec2')

class Deploy_Exception(Exception):
    pass

def read_deploy_config():
    dotenv_path = join(dirname('.'), '.env')
    load_dotenv(dotenv_path)

    configuration = {
            'AWS_ACCOUNT_ID': os.getenv('AWS_ACCOUNT_ID'),
            'DOCKER_IMAGE': os.getenv('DOCKER_IMAGE'),
    }
    return configuration

def get_function_arn(fn_name):
    response = lambda_client.get_function_configuration(
        FunctionName=fn_name
    )
    return response['FunctionArn']

def get_function(fn_name):
    response = lambda_client.get_function(
        FunctionName=fn_name
    )
    return response

def is_function_exists(fn_name):
    try:
        get_function(fn_name)
        return True
    except BotoClientError as bce:
        if bce.response['Error']['Code'] == 'ResourceNotFoundException':
            return False
        raise

def update_function(fn_name):
    zip_file_name = fn_name + ".zip"
    code_file_name = fn_name + ".py"
    create_zip_file_for_code(zip_file_name, code_file_name)
    lambda_client.update_function_code(
        FunctionName=fn_name,
        Publish=True,
        ZipFile=open("{0}.zip".format(fn_name), 'rb').read()
    )

def get_rule_arn(rule_name):
    response = events_client.describe_rule(
        Name=rule_name
    )
    return response['Arn']

def create_zip_file_for_code(zip_file_name, code_file_name):
    subprocess.check_output(["zip", zip_file_name, code_file_name])

def create_function(fn_role, fn_name):
    zip_file_name = fn_name + ".zip"
    code_file_name = fn_name + ".py"
    create_zip_file_for_code(zip_file_name, code_file_name)
    lambda_client.create_function(
        FunctionName=fn_name,
        Runtime='python2.7',
        Role=fn_role,
        Handler="{0}.lambda_handler".format(fn_name),
        Code={'ZipFile': open("{0}.zip".format(fn_name), 'rb').read(), },
    )

def put_rule(rule_name):
    # frequency = "rate(1 hour)"
    frequency = "cron(0 8 ? * mon *)"
    events_client.put_rule(
        Name=rule_name,
        ScheduleExpression=frequency,
        State='ENABLED',
    )

def add_permissions(fn_name, rule_name):
    try:
        lambda_client.add_permission(
            FunctionName=fn_name,
            StatementId="{0}-Event".format(rule_name),
            Action='lambda:InvokeFunction',
            Principal='events.amazonaws.com',
            SourceArn=get_rule_arn(rule_name),
        )
    except BotoClientError as bce:
        if not bce.response['Error']['Code'] == 'ResourceConflictException':
            raise

def put_targets(fn_arn, rule_name):
    events_client.put_targets(
        Rule=rule_name,
        Targets=[
            {
                'Id': "1",
                'Arn': fn_arn,
            },
        ]
    )

def is_compute_env_exists(compute_env_name):
    response = batch_client.describe_compute_environments(
        computeEnvironments=[
            compute_env_name,
        ],
    )
    if len(response['computeEnvironments']) == 1:
        return True
    else:
        return False

def is_job_queue_exists(job_queue_name):
    response = batch_client.describe_job_queues(
        jobQueues=[
            job_queue_name,
        ],
    )

    if len(response['jobQueues']) == 1:
        return True
    else:
        return False

def is_job_definition_exists(job_definition_name):
    response = batch_client.describe_job_definitions(
        jobDefinitionName=job_definition_name,
    )
    if len(response['jobDefinitions']) >= 1:
        return True
    else:
        return False

def get_default_vpc_id():
    vpcs_info = ec2_client.describe_vpcs(
        Filters=[
            {
                'Name': 'isDefault',
                'Values': [
                    'true',
                ]
            },
        ],
    )
    if len(vpcs_info['Vpcs']) < 1:
        raise Deploy_Exception("No Default VPC Exists")
    vpc_id = vpcs_info['Vpcs'][0]['VpcId']
    return vpc_id

def get_security_group_ids(vpc_id):
    security_groups_info = ec2_client.describe_security_groups(
        Filters=[
            {
                'Name': 'vpc-id',
                'Values': [
                    vpc_id,
                ]
            },
        ],
    )
    if len(security_groups_info['SecurityGroups']) < 1:
        raise Deploy_Exception(
            "No SecurityGroup exits for the vpc-id %s" % vpc_id)

    security_group_ids = []
    for security_group in security_groups_info['SecurityGroups']:
        security_group_ids.append(security_group['GroupId'])
    return security_group_ids

def get_subnet_ids(vpc_id):
    subnets_info = ec2_client.describe_subnets(
        Filters=[
            {
                'Name': 'vpc-id',
                'Values': [
                    vpc_id,
                ]
            },
        ],
    )
    if len(subnets_info['Subnets']) < 1:
        raise Deploy_Exception("No Subnet exits for the vpc-id %s" % vpc_id)

    subnet_ids = []
    for subnet in subnets_info['Subnets']:
        subnet_ids.append(subnet['SubnetId'])
    return subnet_ids

def create_compute_env(compute_env_name, aws_account_id):
    vpc_id = get_default_vpc_id()
    instance_types = ['optimal', 'm4']
    batch_client.create_compute_environment(
        type='MANAGED',
        computeEnvironmentName=compute_env_name,
        computeResources={
            'type': 'EC2',
            'instanceRole': 'arn:aws:iam::' + aws_account_id +
            ':instance-profile/ecsInstanceRole',
            'instanceTypes': instance_types,
            'maxvCpus': 256,
            'minvCpus': 0,
            'securityGroupIds': get_security_group_ids(vpc_id),
            'subnets': get_subnet_ids(vpc_id),
            'tags': {
                'Name': 'Batch Instance - '+compute_env_name,
            },
        },
        serviceRole='arn:aws:iam::' + aws_account_id +
        ':role/service-role/AWSBatchServiceRole',
        state='ENABLED',
    )

def wait_until_compute_env_is_ready(compute_env_name):
    for i in range(30):
        sleep(10)
        response = batch_client.describe_compute_environments(
            computeEnvironments=[compute_env_name])
        comp_env = response['computeEnvironments'][0]
        if comp_env['status'] == 'VALID':
            return
    raise Deploy_Exception(
        "TimeOut: Compute Environemnt %s is not ready" % compute_env_name)

def wait_until_job_queue_is_ready(job_queue_name):
    for i in range(30):
        sleep(10)
        response = batch_client.describe_job_queues(jobQueues=[job_queue_name])
        job_queue = response['jobQueues'][0]
        if job_queue['status'] == 'VALID':
            return
    raise Deploy_Exception(
        "TimeOut: Job Queue %s is not ready" % job_queue_name)

def create_job_queue(job_queue_name, compute_env_name):
    batch_client.create_job_queue(
        computeEnvironmentOrder=[
            {
                'computeEnvironment': compute_env_name,
                'order': 1,
            },
        ],
        jobQueueName=job_queue_name,
        priority=1,
        state='ENABLED',
    )

def register_job_definition(job_definition_name, docker_image):
    response = batch_client.register_job_definition(
        type='container',
        containerProperties={
            'command': [
                'python',
                'thestral_app.py',
            ],
            'image': docker_image,
            'memory': 1024*6,
            'vcpus': 2,
        },
        jobDefinitionName=job_definition_name,
    )
    return response

def submit_job(job_definition_name, job_name, job_queue_name):
    response = batch_client.submit_job(
        jobDefinition=job_definition_name,
        jobName=job_name,
        jobQueue=job_queue_name,
    )
    return response

def main():
    deploy_conf = read_deploy_config()
    docker_image = deploy_conf["DOCKER_IMAGE"]

    aws_account_id = boto3.client('sts').get_caller_identity().get('Account')
    fn_name = "thestral_aws_lambda_function"
    fn_role = 'arn:aws:iam::' + aws_account_id + ':role/LambdaBatch'
    if is_function_exists(fn_name):
        update_function(fn_name)
    else:
        create_function(fn_role, fn_name)
    logger.info("Lambda function %s created" % fn_name)
    fn_arn = get_function_arn(fn_name)
    rule_name = "{0}-trigger".format(fn_name)
    put_rule(rule_name)
    add_permissions(fn_name, rule_name)
    put_targets(fn_arn, rule_name)
    logger.info("Cloudwatch trigger %s added/updated" % rule_name)

    compute_env_name = 'thestral_comp_env_v1'
    job_queue_name = 'thestral_job_queue_v1'
    job_definition_name = 'thestral_job_definition'

    if not is_compute_env_exists(compute_env_name):
        create_compute_env(compute_env_name, aws_account_id)
        logger.info("Compute environment %s is created" % compute_env_name)
        logger.info("Waiting for compute environment to be ready")
        wait_until_compute_env_is_ready(compute_env_name)
    if not is_job_queue_exists(job_queue_name):
        create_job_queue(job_queue_name, compute_env_name)
        logger.info("Job queue %s is created" % job_queue_name)
        logger.info("Waiting for job queue to be ready")
        wait_until_job_queue_is_ready(job_queue_name)
    register_job_definition(job_definition_name, docker_image)
    logger.info("Job definition is registered")
    logger.info("Deployed Successfully")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()


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"Land of Noah" tour agency organizes transfers from Yerevan to Tsaghkadzor and vice versa. Our friendly drivers will accompany you to your doorstep with a smile. For booking click on the price
14 days tour package
Travel Agency "Land of Noah" has developed a special 14-day tour package to make your visit to Armenia unforgettable. Day 1 Transfer from the airport to the hotel Day 2 Yerevan City tour (Erebuni, Matenadaran, Mother Armenian, Tsitsernakaberd) Transfer for the dinner Day 3 Dadivank, Gandzasar, Tigranakert, Stepanakert (overnight) Day 4 Stepanakert observing city tour, Shushi, Amaras, Stepanakert (overnight) Day 5 Tatev, Karahunj (Zorats Karer), Areni winery, back to Yerevan Day 6 Free day in Yerevan Day 7 Tsaghkadzor (Kecharis monastery), Sevan (Sevanavank), Boat trip in Lake Sevan, Dilijan (Goshavank, Haghartsin) (overnight) Day 8 Akhtala, Haghpat, Sanahin, Kobayr, Gyumri (overnight) Day 9 Gyumri observing tour, Harichavank, Dashtadem, Aruch, back to Yerevan Day 10 Free day in Yerevan Day 11 Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking procedure Transfer for the dinner Day 12 Echmiadzin (st. Cathedral), Zvartnots, Ararat Brandy Company, Gum Market Transfer for the dinner Day 13 Free day in Yerevan Day 14 Transfer to the airport For booking click on the price
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Private tour to Dilijan (Goshavank, Parz (Crystal) Lake, Haghartsin)
It is said that if there were forests, mountains and mineral springs in Paradise, the Paradise would be similar to Dilijan "Armenian Switzerland". During this tour we will visit the Monastery Goshavank which became one of the most famous religious and scholarly centers in medieval Armenia in the 12th-13th centuries, led by one of Armenia's most accomplished scholars, legal experts and scientists, Mkhitar Gosh (Mkhitar from Gosh, 1130–1213). The monastery was renamed Goshavank upon his death. The monastery was built between 1188 and the late 13th century. Our next destination is Parz (Clear, Crystal) lake. It is 1400 m above the sea level and is surrounded by thick forests. It is a wonderful place for those who like to enjoy peace and silence. In the end of the tour we will visit Monastery complex Haghartsin ('Dance of the Eagles'), which is situated in 13 km northeast of Dilijan. It was built between the 10th and 13th centuries and has three churches: one named for Gregory the Illuminator; another for the Virgin Mary (Surp Astvatsatsin); and the third for St Stephen (Stepanos). There are stunning khachkars, a sundial on the wall of St Gregory, a ruined gavit and a refectory with stunning arched ceiling. Duration: 8-9 hrs For booking click on the price
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"Land of Noah" travel agency offers a tour to Sardarapat Memorial - a symbol of pride and survival from an invading Turkish army (May 20-22, 1918). Sardarapat is a memorial complex to the Battle of Sardarapat located in the Armavir Province of Armenia. After the victory on May 28, 1918 Armenia was declared as an independent Republic. The memorial was designed by architect Rafael Israelyan. Two giant winged bulls symbolizing the titanic strength of the Armenian people stand at the entrance to the square dominated by 35-meter-high stone bell tower. A flower alley with stone eagles runs from the Victory Wall symbolizing the spirit of the Sardarapat heroes. From the center of the Victory Wall opens a view of the majestic Mt Ararat, the silent witness of the heroic past of the Armenian people. The complex is completed by an originally designed folk art museum. The central hall of which contains commemorative materials from the battle. In the galleries you can see archaeological materials from Neolithic to Medieval, various traditional handicrafts. Upstairs are exhibits of carpets and embroidery, modern Armenian decorative ceramics and jewelry. Duration: 4-5 hrs For booking click on the price
Classical Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno Karabagh) tours for 3 days, 2 nights
Day 1 Khor Virap, Noravank, Stepanakert (overnight) Day 2 Shoushi, Stepanakert history museum, Gandzasar, Askeran, Tigranakert, Stepanakert (overnight) Day 3 Tatev, Karahunj, Areni winery, back to Yerevan Day 1: The first destination of our trip is Khor Virap. It is where Grigor Luisavorich (St. Gregory the Illuminator) was imprisoned for 13 years before curing King Trdat III of a disease. This caused the adoption of Christianity in Armenia in the year 301. In fact, the name Khor Virap means "deep pit", named after the prison where St. Gregory the Illuminator was held. The next stop will be Monastery Noravank, which dates back to XIII—XIV centuries. The complex includes the 1339 St. Astvatsatsin ("Burtelashen") sepulchre-church, St. Stepanos Nakhavka and gavit, the St. Grigor Church and Stepanos Orbelian Sepulchre, the remains of medieval chapels and residential quarters and a modern office and hall. From here we will leave for Stepanakert - capital of Artsakh. Here we will have overnight. Day 2: After the breakfast we will visit The History Museum of Stepanakert, then leave for the city of Shushi to visit Surp Amenaprkich Ghazanchetsots Cathedral (St. Savior Ghazanchetsots Cathedral), which was built in 1868-1887. It is considered to be the second most important spiritual center in Artsakh. The church was built by the local residents. The consecration of the church took place on September 20, in 1888. The next stop of the tour is Gandzasar Monastery. "Gandzasar" means treasure mountain in Armenian. On site is the Church of St. John the Baptist, which was built between 1216 and 1238. Our next destination is Tigranakert which is a ruined Armenian city dating back to the Hellenistic period. The excavated ruins of this city is revealing evidence of a once-thriving Armenian settlement that dates back to before the time of Christ. On our way back to Stepanakert we will have a short stop by the fortress of Askeran. Day 3: After having breakfast we will for one of the famous monuments of medieval Armenian architecture - Tatev Monastery, which was built in the 9th-13th centuries. In translation from the old Armenian (grabar) "tatev" means "give wings". Indeed, located at a great height, it seems that Tatev stretches upward to the sky. The walls seem to be a natural extension of the rock that raises it so high. Thanks to the construction of the Wings of Tatev, the longest cable car in the world (5.7 km), the complex has become one of the most visited places in Armenia. Our next destination is Karahunj or Karahunj Observatory, also known as Zorats Karer or Zorats Kar, which is a megalithic composition of Bronze Age tombs (cists, dolmens or tumuli) and over 220 standing stones (menhirs). Since ancient days Armenia was famous for the wineries where original traditions were kept until this day. It's not a secret that a large number of wineries and vineyards are found throughout the provinces of the Republic of Armenia. One of these wineries is in Vayots Dzor province - Areni winery. On our way back to Yerevan you will have an opportunity to visit the winery and taste armenian wine. For booking click on the price
Yerevan - Tbilisi transfer with stops in Haghpat, Sanahin
"Land of Noah" tour agency organizes transfers from Yerevan to Tbilisi and vice versa, during which you have an opportunity to visit monasteries of Haghpat and Sanahin. Our friendly drivers will accompany you to your doorstep with a smile. For booking click on the price
Transfer from Yerevan to Jermouk
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Private tour to Echmiadzin, Sardarapat, Zvartnots
This wonderful tour includes all the main sights of interest in Armavir province. The first destination of the tour will be St. Hripsime church, which was built on the grave of a Christian nun, who preached and spread Christianity in Armenia. The next spot is 7th century church of St Gayane. Later you will visit the world's first Christian Cathedral - Echmiadzin. The word "Echmiadzin" means a place where "the only begotten son of the God descended". According to a legend, Jesus Christ descended from heaven and indicated the spot for a church to be built. Echmiadzin is the residence of the Supreme Catholicos of all Armenians and the center of the Armenian Apostolic Church. The next destination of our tour is one of the brightest landmarks of medieval Armenian architecture – the magnificent Zvartnots Temple constructed in the 7th century. All these churches and the temple are listed on the UNESCO World's Cultural Heritage Sites. From here we will leave for Sardarapat - a memorial complex to the Battle of Sardarapat. At the entrance to the square you can see two giant winged bulls symbolizing the titanic strength of the Armenian people and 35-meter-high stone bell tower. A flower alley with stone eagles runs from the Victory Wall symbolizing the spirit of the Sardarapat heroes. From the center of the Victory Wall opens a view of the majestic Mt Ararat, the silent witness of the heroic past of the Armenian people. The complex is completed by an originally designed folk art museum. Duration: 6-7 hrs For booking click on the price
Tbilisi City tour (overnight), Mtskheta, Jvari from Yerevan
Day 1 Transfer to Tbilisi, Tbilisi City tour (overnight) Day 2 Mtskheta, Jvari, back to Yerevan Day 1: This tour gives you an opportunity to explore the capital of Georgia - Tbilisi and other sights of interest in Georgia within 2 days. Our driver and the guide will pick you up from your hotel and start the tour to Tbilisi. The first day is fully dedicated to Tbilisi. We will visit the Holy Trinity cathedral, one of the largest orthodox cathedrals in the world. After, we will visit Saint Gevorg Church, Metekhi church and the monument to Vakhtang Gorgasali, who is the founder of Tbilisi. Then take cable car to Narikala Fortress to enjoy breathtaking view of the city. Walk down to the Abanotubani district to see the famous bathhouses. Stroll through the Sharden area full of narrow streets with cozy cafés, wine tasting bars, souvenir shops. After we will visit the clock tower of famous Rezo Gabriadze Theatre and cross the Bridge of Peace leading to Rike Park. The overnight is foreseen in Tbilisi. Day 2: After the breakfast we will drive to the North of Tbilisi to visit one of the oldest cities of Georgia, Mtskheta. The city was founded in the 5th century BC. The old city lies at the confluence of the rivers Mtkvari and Aragvi. It is home to Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (11th century) and Jvari Monastery (6th century), which are amongst the most significant monuments of Georgian Christian architecture, and are historically significant in the development of medieval architecture throughout the Caucasus. Mtskheta, as well as Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari are listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. For booking click on the price
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Effective from Dec 11, 2020
Your privacy is of paramount importance to BrowserStack, Inc. BrowserStack, Inc. and its affiliates are referred to collectively in this policy as as "BrowserStack", "we", "us" or "our." Our affiliates are:
BrowserStack Inc. in the United States.
BrowserStack Limited in Ireland.
BrowserStack Software Pvt. Ltd. in India.
Perceptual, Inc. in the United States.
BrowserStack provides a cloud-based service (the "Service"), which is an automated testing platform for testing websites and mobile apps. We fully respect your right to privacy in relation to your interactions with the Service and are committed to being transparent in our dealings with you as to what personal information we will collect and how we will use your personal information. Also, we only collect and use personal information that is necessary for providing Service and where we have a lawful basis to do so.
We have operations in India, Ireland and in the United States. The location of BrowserStack's main establishment in the European Union is Ireland and therefore we consider our lead supervisory authority, for purposes of "one stop shop" oversight over our cross-border data processing, to be the Irish Data Protection Commissioner ("DPC").
Our European Union representative for purpose of this Privacy Policy is:
Nakul Aggarwal
8th Floor, Block E, Iveagh Court, Harcourt Road, Dublin 2 Ireland
compliance@browserstack.com
We have created this Privacy Policy to describe our practices and procedures in handling "Personal Information" we collect or receive from you. The term "Personal Information" means any information that identifies, relates to, describes, or is capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, to an identified or identifiable living natural person, including but not limited to: (i) Identifiers such as a real name, alias, postal address, unique personal identifier, online identifier Internet Protocol address, email address, account name, social security number, driver's license number, government identification card number, passport number, or other similar identifiers; and (ii) information defined as "personal information," "personally identifiable information," "personal data," or similar expressions under applicable privacy laws or data security Laws, which include the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR").
This Privacy Policy covers two kinds of Personal Information: Account-Related Information and Personal Information collected by or in connection with the use of our website.
"Account-Related Information" means contact information, payment information, and biographical information about our customers' representatives and contacts used for marketing, opening new user accounts to use BrowserStack's Services, and to maintain existing accounts.
We collect various categories of Personal Information by or in connection with the use of our websites described in Section 3 below. Our websites include our main website, our visual testing service page and certain pages hosted by third parties on our behalf, such as pages to apply for jobs at BrowserStack.
Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. We will ask for your consent to be bound by this Privacy Policy as a condition of:
Allowing you to register for a BrowserStack account (an "Account") on our website or any mobile application. Any users who use an Account will also be required to expressly accept this Privacy Policy before first accessing (or before continuing to access) our Service through Your Account. If you do not agree to these terms you must leave our website immediately, you must discontinue use of any use of our mobile application, and you will not be permitted to create an Account or use the Service. If you choose to accept this Privacy Policy, we will keep a record of your acceptance.
Submitting a web form to communicate with us or apply for a job on website pages we our vendors host on our behalf.
Please note that this Privacy Policy does not cover "Customer Content." "Customer Content" means (i) data or content in a website or mobile application that a customer chooses to test (and for mobile applications, the application package itself); (ii) data a customer submits or creates as part of a test, including test scripts and screenshots; and (iii) any other data a customer submits to BrowserStack in connection with the use of the Services (not including Account-Related Information).
Customer Content does not fall within this Privacy Policy, because the Services are not designed for use with (and do not require) Personal Information included in Customer Content. In our agreements with customers, they specifically agree not to use the Services to collect, store, process or transmit any Personal Information other than Account-Related Information, and will not submit to the Services any Customer Content containing any Personal Information.
Our website and Services are intended for use by adults. We do not knowingly collect any Personal Information from users under 18 years of age.
International Transfer of Data.
To comply with European Union data protection laws around international data transfer mechanisms, BrowserStack offers European Union Model Clauses, also known as Standard Contractual Clauses, to meet adequacy and security requirements for its customers who operate in the European Union and the United Kingdom. A copy of the Standard Contractual Clauses is available here.
Types of Information We Collect.
You must register an Account in order to use the Service. The registration process asks for Account-Related Information: a full name, password, email address, IP address, zip code and last four digits of your credit card (and address and contact details, which are optional). When you are running tests on BrowserStack, we log additional information like browser used, your latency to remote VM, your plan information, integration used, local, performance numbers etc. When you log into the Service, our servers automatically record information that your browser sends whenever you visit a website. These server logs may include information such as your web request, Internet Protocol address, browser type and settings, browser language, the address of the web page visited before using the Service, the date and time the Service was used, information about browser configuration and plugins, language preferences and one or more cookies that may uniquely identify your browser. (See the discussion of cookies in Section 4.) The legal bases upon which we process Account-Related Information is fulfillment of our contract to provide the Service to you and your consent.
Our websites collect certain Personal Information about visitors. For instance, through the use of cookies (discussed in Section 4), we are able to collect and analyze data about the use of our websites. See Section 4 for more detail. Also, when you submit a web form to communicate with us, we collect your name, email address, and whatever Personal Information you include in the webform's fields. When you apply for a job using a web page with a job listing, we collect your name, email address, phone number, postal address, and whatever Personal Information you include in the "cover letter" field you provide or the resume you upload. We ask for consent for the use of cookies, and we ask for your consent to this Privacy Policy when submitting a communication or job application web form as the legal basis for processing the Personal Information communicated to us.
When you send a web form, email, or other communication to BrowserStack (other than in respect of Personal Information included in support requests), we may retain those communications in order to process your inquiries, respond to your requests and improve our Service. When you submit a job application to BrowserStack, we will process the Personal Information you provide to us in connection with your candidacy for the job for which you applied. BrowserStack is a "data controller" under applicable data protection law with respect to the Personal Information covered by this Privacy Policy.
We may collect information from potential customers at trade shows or meetings, as well as information obtained by obtaining contact lists from marketing companies. The basis for receiving such information is the consent of the individual.
Note to California residents: BrowserStack does not currently have a mechanism to take action in response to a "do not track" signal or browser setting. There is no current standard way of handling such signals. If and when the industry creates standards for responding to them, BrowserStack will reappraise its handling of "do not track" signals.
A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your device by a web server which enables a website and/or mobile app to recognize repeat users, facilitate the user's ongoing access to and use of a website and/or mobile app and allows the website and/or mobile app to track usage behavior and compile aggregate data that will allow content improvements and targeted advertising. We collate information in relation to the Service which is represented in aggregate format through cookies. They help us to improve our Service and to deliver many of the functions that make your browser experience more user friendly. You can find a list of cookies we use and the purposes for which we use them in our Cookies Policy located here: https://www.browserstack.com/cookie-policy
For some cookies, we do not need to obtain your consent to use of cookies, either because we are using these cookies to fulfill a contract, provide you with services or information you requested, or to satisfy the legitimate interests of BrowserStack. Otherwise, we will seek your consent to the Privacy Policy and the use of cookies described in it.
When you consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy when enrolling for the Service, you are consenting to the use of cookies as described in this Privacy Policy. That is, you are agreeing to the placement of cookies on your device unless you specifically choose not to receive cookies.
For more information about cookies and managing them including how to turn them off, please visit www.cookiecentral.com. However, because cookies allow you to take advantage of some of the Service's essential features and features of the website, if you disable cookies you will not be able to use the Service or features of our website.
Use of Account-Related Information and Other Personal Information.
BrowserStack only processes Account-Related Information for the purpose of providing, improving, and ensuring the delivery of the Service, developing new related services to users, and personalizing the way our content is presented to you and ensuring that content on our Service is presented in the most effective manner for you and for your computer/device. Specifically, we may collect (i) names and email addresses for uniquely identifying users and for communication to users, (ii) IP addresses for identifying the latency for our users and tweak his/her tests' configuration to provide better performance, based on latency; for optimized streaming experience, having an IP address helps us establish better path and protocol; to identify misuse of our service from one IP address/region or country; (iii) URLs to identify spam on our infrastructure from paid or free accounts; to debug issues around stability and performance of internet on our machines, and (iv) information through the use of cookies (see cookies in section 4).
We may communicate with you using your Account-Related Information for administration reasons related to the Service (e.g. to provide you with password reminders or to notify you that a particular service, activity or online content has been suspended for maintenance, or in response to a question that you ask us.
We may contact you using Account-Related Information or other Personal Information we collect:
to provide you with information about our Service, activities or online content, including sending e-newsletters or similar correspondence and updates or responding to any contact you have made with us, e.g. on our website, by email or via the 'How To Contact Us' facility referred to below;
to invite you to participate in surveys about our services (participation is always voluntary).
We use the Personal Information in your job application, cover letter, or resume to process and consider your application.
Where we wish to use Account-Related Information or Personal Information in any other way, we will ensure that we notify you and get your consent first. You will be given the opportunity to withhold or withdraw your consent for the use of Personal Information for purposes other than those listed in this Privacy Policy.
BrowserStack only processes Account-Related Information for the purpose of providing, improving, and ensuring the delivery of the Service.
Individual Rights of Individuals within the European Economic Area.
Overview of Individual Rights.
If you are an individual within the European Economic Area, you may have the following rights under applicable data protection law data protection law and we, as Data Controller in respect of Account-Related Information or other Personal Information covered by this Privacy Policy, will comply with such rights in respect of such Personal Information:
the right of access to Personal Information relating to you;
the right to correct any mistakes in your Personal Information;
the right to object and ask us to stop contacting you with direct marketing;
rights in relation to automated data processing;
the right to restrict or prevent your Personal Information being processed;
the right to have your Personal Information ported to another data controller;
the right to erasure; and
the right to complain to the DPC if you believe we have not handled your Personal Information in accordance with applicable data protection law.
These rights are explained in more detail below, but if you have any comments, concerns or complaints about our use of your Personal Information, please contact us (see 'How To Contact Us' below). We will respond to any rights that you exercise within a month of receiving your request, unless the request is particularly complex or cumbersome, in which case we will respond within three months (we will inform you within the first month if it will take longer than one month for us to respond). Where a response is required from us within a particular time period pursuant to applicable data protection law, we will respond within that time period.
If you are within the European Economic Area, and to the extent that you wish to exercise any of the above rights in respect of Personal Information contained in Account-Related Information, please contact us (see 'How To Contact Us' below).
As mentioned above, BrowserStack does not permit customers to include Personal Information in Customer Content provided to BrowserStack's Services (other than Account-Related Information). Nonetheless, if a data subject contacts BrowserStack directly concerning the exercise of individual rights in relation to Customer Content, contending that his or her Personal Information is included in Customer Contact, BrowserStack will contact the relevant customer and provide reasonable cooperation to the customer to respond to the data subject's request.
Right of Access to Personal Information Relating to You.
See Section 9 below.
Right to Update or Correct Mistakes in Personal Information Relating to You (Rectification).
Right to Object to Contacting You with Marketing Messages.
If you are a Permitted User (as defined in our Terms), and we have access to your Account-Related Information, we have a legitimate interest to send you electronic communications (including marketing emails) in connection with the Service and related matters (which may include but shall not be limited to newsletters, the announcement of new features, etc.). We may also send you emails to complete surveys that we use for research purposes, although these are not mandatory for you to respond to. You can ask us to stop contacting you for direct marketing purposes at any time by:
Clicking on the 'unsubscribe' button at the bottom of the electronic communication. If the email is older than seven days, the system may not be able to automatically unsubscribe you. In this case, you can email or write to us with an "unsubscribe request" at (support@browserstack.com). And once the request is fulfilled, a confirmation email will be sent to you. It may take up to 15 days for this request to be processed; and
Letting us know what method of contact is preferable (for example, you may be happy for us to contact you by email but not by telephone).
Upon such request from your end, we will provide you with information on action taken – this may be in the form of a response email confirming that you have 'unsubscribed'. Unsubscribing from direct marketing does not unsubscribe you from essential electronic communications in respect of the administration of your Account.
Right to Restrict or Prevent Processing of Personal Information.
In accordance with applicable data protection law, you may request that we stop processing your Personal Information temporarily if:
you do not think that your Personal Information is accurate (but we will start processing again once we have checked and confirmed that it is accurate);
the processing is unlawful but you do not want us to erase your Personal Information;
you believe we no longer need the Personal Information for our processing; or
you have objected to processing because you believe that your interests should override the basis upon which we process your Personal Information.
If you exercise your right to restrict us from processing your Personal Information, we will continue to process the Personal Information if:
you consent to such processing;
the processing is necessary for the exercise or defense of legal claims;
the processing is necessary for the protection of the rights of other individuals or legal persons; or
the processing is necessary for public interest reasons.
Right to Data Portability.
In accordance with applicable data protection law, you may ask for an electronic copy of your Personal Information that you have provided to us and which we hold electronically, or for us to provide this directly to another party. This right only applies to Personal Information that you have provided to us – it does not extend to data generated by us. In addition, the right to data portability also only applies where:
the processing is based on your consent or for the performance of a contract; and
Right to Erasure.
Please note our data retention periods, as set out in Section 11 below.
In accordance with applicable data protection law, you can ask us (please see 'How To Contact Us' below) to erase your Personal Information where:
you do not believe that we need your Personal Information in order to process it for the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy;
if you had given us consent to process your Personal Information, you withdraw that consent and we cannot otherwise legally process your Personal Information;
you object to our processing and we do not have any legal basis for continuing to process your Personal Information;
your Personal Information has been processed unlawfully or have not been erased when it should have been; or
the Personal Information has to be erased to comply with law.
We may continue to process your Personal Information in certain circumstances in accordance with applicable data protection law (i.e. where we have a legal basis to continue to store or preserve such Personal Information, for example because it is within our legitimate business interest to do so (e.g. retaining evidence of resolved support requests, billing information etc.). Where you have requested the erasure of your Personal Information, we will inform recipients to whom that Personal Information have been disclosed, unless this proves impossible or involves disproportionate effort. We will also inform you about those recipients if you request it.
If you no longer consent to our processing of Account-Related Information or other Personal Information (in respect of any matter referred to in this Privacy Policy as requiring your consent), you may request that we stop such processing by contacting us via the 'How To Contact Us' facility referred to below. Please note that if you withdraw your consent to such processing, for example in respect of the use of cookies, it may not be possible for us to provide all/part of the Service to you.
When BrowserStack Will Disclose or Transfer Account-Related Information or Personal Information.
BrowserStack will not share Account-Related Information without your consent or unless required by law (except as described in this Privacy Policy) or as discussed below in this section. By the nature of our Service, and in connection with the collection of website analytics under Sections 3 and 4 above, BrowserStack will gather statistics about the usage of your website and store that information. BrowserStack will not share your website statistics without your consent. If BrowserStack becomes involved in a merger, acquisition, or any form of sale of some of all of its assets (including in a bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership, or similar proceeding), you agree that we will be able to transfer Account-Related Information to any successor or transferee third party.
We may share with third parties certain pieces of aggregated, non-personal information such as the number of sites, devices accessed while using BrowserStack, for example. Such information does not identify you individually.
We restrict access to Personal Information to employees, contractors, agents, and subcontractors who need to know that information in order to operate, develop, or improve our Service. These individuals and businesses are bound by confidentiality obligations and may be subject to discipline, including termination, civil litigation, and/or criminal prosecution, if they fail to meet these obligations.
Account-Related Information may be transferred to, stored at, or accessed from a destination outside the European Economic Area ("EEA") for the purposes of us providing the Service. It may also be processed by staff operating outside the EEA who work for us, another corporate entity within our group, or any of our suppliers. By submitting Account-Related Information, you explicitly consent to this transfer, storing or processing. We will take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that Account-Related Information is treated securely and in accordance with this Policy. The safeguards in place with regard to the transfer of Account-Related Information outside of the EEA are the entry by us into appropriate contracts with all transferees of such data and/or assurance that the data importer is subject to a code of conduct or certification imposing reasonable and appropriate data protection safeguards.
All Account-Related Information you provide to us is stored on our (or contracted third party) secure servers. Where we have given you (or where you have chosen) a password which enables you to access the Service, you are responsible for keeping this password confidential. We ask you not to share a password with any person not authorized to use the Service.
Also, we may disclose Account-Related Information or other Personal Information when required by a subpoena, court order, search warrant, other legal process, lawful requests by law enforcement or other public agencies, or applicable law. These requests may include those pursuant to national security or law enforcement requirements. Moreover, we may disclose Account-Related Information or other Personal Information to the extent necessary to maintain the security of our websites, resolve disputes, or investigate possible misconduct.
We use third party service providers and their websites to collect certain Personal Information on our behalf, such as a payment services and a hosted job application site. We require our service providers to maintain appropriate administrative (organizational) and technical measures designed to protect the security and confidentiality of any Personal Information these service providers process on our behalf.
In the context of an onward transfer, BrowserStack has responsibility for processing personal information it receives under the Standard Contractual Clauses and subsequently transfers to a third party acting as an agent on its behalf. BrowserStack shall remain liable under the data protection laws if its agent processes such personal information in a manner inconsistent with the Standard Contractual Clauses unless BrowserStack proves that it is not responsible for the event giving rise to the damage.
Security of Account-Related Information and Other Personal Information.
We implement reasonable and appropriate administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to protect user privacy and protect Account-Related Information and other Personal Information. We restrict access to Account-Related Information and other Personal Information to employees, contractors, agents, and subcontractors that need to know such Personal Information in order to operate, develop or improve the Services that we provide. When we outsource any processes, we require the service provider to have reasonable and appropriate security measures in place.
We will implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risks that are presented by the processing of Account-Related Information and other Personal Information we collect. In particular, we will consider the risks presented by accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorized disclosure of, or access to Account-Related Information and other Personal Information transmitted, stored or otherwise processed.
Unfortunately, the transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will implement safeguards to protect Account-Related Information and other Personal Information we collect, we cannot guarantee the security of any data transmitted us and any transmission of Account-Related Information is at your own risk. Once we have received your Personal Information, we will use security procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorized access. You acknowledge that we cannot guarantee the absolute prevention of cyber-attacks such as hacking, spyware and viruses.
We will notify serious data breaches in respect of Account-Related Information or other Personal Information as required by law without undue delay, A Personal Information breach in this context means a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorized disclosure of, or access to, Personal Information transmitted, stored or otherwise processed.
Right of Access and Data Integrity.
You may ask to see what Personal Information we hold about you and be provided with:
a summary of such Personal Information and the categories of Personal Information held (see Sections 3 and 5 above);
details of the purpose for which it is being or is to be processed (see Section 5 above);
details of the recipients or classes of recipients to whom it is or may be disclosed, including if they are overseas and what protections are used for those oversea transfers (see Section 7 above);
details of the period for which it is held or the criteria we use to determine how long it is held (see Section 12 below);
details of your rights, including the rights to rectification, erasure, restriction or objection to the processing (set out in this Section 5);
any information available about the source of that data (see Section 1 above);
whether we carry out automated decision-making, or profiling, and where we do, information about the logic involved and the envisaged outcome or consequences of that decision making or profiling, although we do not currently carry out any profiling or use automated decision-making; and
where your Personal Information are transferred out of the EEA, what safeguards are in place (see Section 7 below).
Details in respect of the above points are all set out in this Privacy Policy; however, if you need further clarification, please contact us (see 'How To Contact Us' below).
Requests for your Personal Information must be made to us (see 'How To Contact Us' below) specifying what Personal Information you need access to, and a copy of such request may be kept by us for our legitimate purposes in managing the Service. To help us find the information easily, please give us as much information as possible about the type of information you would like to see. If, to comply with your request, we would have to disclose information relating to or identifying another person, we may need to obtain the consent of that person, if possible. If we cannot obtain consent, we may need to withhold that information or edit the data to remove the identity of that person, if possible.
There are certain types of data which we are not obliged to disclose to you, which include Personal Information which records our intentions in relation to any negotiations with you where disclosure would be likely to prejudice those negotiations. We are also entitled to refuse a data access request from you where (i) such request is manifestly unfounded or excessive, in particular because of its repetitive character (in this case, if we decide to provide you with the Personal Information requested, we may charge you a reasonable fee to account for administrative costs of doing so), or (ii) we are entitled to do so pursuant to data protection law.
You can require us to correct any mistakes in your Personal Information which we hold free of charge. If you would like to do this, please:
email or write to us (see 'How can you contact us' below);
let us have enough information to identify you (e.g. name, registration details); and
let us know the information that is incorrect and what it should be replaced with.
If we are required to update your Personal Information, we will inform recipients to whom that Personal Information have been disclosed (if any), unless this proves impossible or has a disproportionate effort.
It is your responsibility that all of the Personal Information provided to us is accurate and complete. If any information you have given us changes, please let us know as soon as possible (see 'How To Contact Us' below).
Purpose Limitation.
Except as stated in other provisions of this Privacy Policy, we process only that Account-Related Information needed for the purpose of providing, improving, and ensuring the delivery of the Service as consented to by you or in accordance with your instructions. We process Personal Information for job applications only in connection with the processing of your application. We process other Personal Information only as described in Section 5. If we intend to process Personal Information for other purposes or in a manner incompatible with the purposes for which it has been collected or authorized by a data subject, we will obtain your consent before such processing occurs.
Retention of Account-Related Information and Other Personal Information Content.
Account-Related Information other Personal Information will be kept and stored for such period of time as we deem necessary taking into account the business purpose for which it was collected in the first instance (i.e. the administration of Your Account for as long as Your Account is active and a reasonable period thereafter in case you decide to re-activate Your Account), and our obligations under applicable data protection law. This may include retaining Account-Related Information or other Personal Information as necessary to comply with our legal obligations, to resolve disputes, to enforce our agreements, to support business operations, and to continue to develop and improve our Services.
Where we retain Personal Information for Service improvement and development, we take steps to eliminate information that directly identifies you, and we only use the information to uncover collective insights about the use of our Service, not to specifically analyze personal characteristics about you.
Individual Rights of Individuals within California, U.S.A.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) creates certain individual rights for California residents. This section explains the rights of individual California residents.
Rights of Access to Information and Data Portability Under the California Consumer Privacy Act
Upon request, we will tell a California resident the categories and specific pieces of Personal Information we have collected about that resident in the previous 12 months. In addition, we will tell a California resident:
The categories of Personal Information we have collected about that California resident.
The categories of sources from which the Personal Information is collected.
The business or commercial purpose for collecting that California resident's Personal Information.
The categories of third parties with whom we share Personal Information.
The specific pieces of Personal Information we have collected about that California resident.
Right of Deletion of Personal Information
You have the right to request that we delete any of your Personal information that we collected from you and retained by us, subject to certain conditions and exceptions under the law. For instance, we have the right to retain Personal Information needed to:
Complete the transaction for which the Personal Information was collected, provide a good or service requested by the California resident, or reasonably anticipated within the context of our ongoing business relationship with the California resident, or otherwise perform a contract between the business and the California resident.
Conduct solely internal uses that are reasonably aligned with the expectations of the California resident based on the California resident's relationship with us.
Use the Personal Information internally, in a lawful manner that is compatible with the context in which the California resident provided it.
The identity of any person making such a request must be verified as a condition of deleting the Personal Information as requested.
If you need to contact us with regard to any of your rights as set out in this section, all such requests should be made in writing by email to support@browserstack.com.
BrowserStack does not sell personal information in its possession and has not done so in the preceding 12 months
Policy Against Discrimination
BrowserStack's customers are almost entirely businesses, as opposed to individual sole proprietors. Therefore, BrowserStack is unlikely to transact business with individual California residents. Nonetheless, BrowserStack will not discriminate against individual California residents for exercising any of their rights under the CCPA, including by:
Denying goods or services to the California resident
Charging different prices or rates for goods or services, including through the use of discounts or other benefits or imposing penalties.
Providing a different level or quality of goods or services
Suggesting that the California resident will receive a different price or rate for goods or services or a different level or quality of goods or services
Notice to California Residents About "Do Not Track Settings".
Under California law, online service providers must say in their privacy policies how they respond to "do not track" settings that users can set in their browser software. Currently, there is no standard governing what, if anything, a website operator should do when receiving a "do not track" signal. Accordingly, BrowserStack does not currently take action in response to a "do not track" browser setting. BrowserStack will revisit this policy accordingly if an industry standard regarding such settings emerges.
Amendments to this Privacy Policy.
BrowserStack may change its Privacy Policy from time to time and at BrowserStack's sole discretion. The date of the most recent revisions will appear on this page. If you do not agree to these changes, please do not continue to use the Service to submit Account-Related Information or other Personal Information to us. If material changes are made to the Privacy Policy, we will notify you by placing a prominent notice on our website or by sending you a notification in relation to this. We will not process Account-Related Information in a manner not contemplated by this Privacy Policy without your consent.
How to Contact Us.
If you need to contact us with regard to any of your rights as set out in this Policy, all such requests should be made in writing by email to support@browserstack.com.
Recourse and Resolving Disputes or Complaints.
If you do not think that we have processed your Personal Information in accordance with this Privacy Policy, please contact us in the first instance. You may submit a complaint to us at the contact information in Section 15.
Once we receive a privacy complaint, our privacy team will investigate your complaint and give you a response. We will need sufficient information from you for us to evaluate your complaint and, as a result, we may request that you give us additional information that we believe is necessary to assess your complaint.
If you are not satisfied with these mechanisms' results, you can complain to the DPC or exercise any of your other rights pursuant to applicable data protection law. In the European Economic Area, information about how to do this is available on the DPC website at https://www.dataprotection.ie.


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October is going to end again and so semestral break of the students is also approaching. My cousins and I usually do out-of-town during this week-long vacation. Last year, we went to Davao City. We stayed at the house of my uncle who is living there. It was a fun experience being there for we visited a lot of places especially those tourist spots and landmarks in Davao City.
We went to Davao Crocodile Farm which had a lot of crocodiles and saltwater alligators that varies from size (ranging from eggs up to the oldies), different kinds of birds and snake and other animals; Davao Butterfly Home with lots of colorful butterflies; the famous Davao's People Park; and the malls in Davao.
This year, we plan to have a camp. We are already very excited about it and I can now use the Big Agnes Sleeping Bags which my aunt gave me last year. We will also have to prepare some tents, emergency and first aid kits and many more. I'm sure this is going to be a great adventure.


A combination of soft commodity prices and weakr US growth is likely to weigh on the Australian economy for the rest of 2016.
That's the forecast suggested by the Westpac-Melbourne Institute leading index, which rose in April but continues to point to below-trend growth in the second half of this year.
Westpac chief economist Bill Evans noted the index has been in negative territory for the past 12 months.
"International factors have generally been the source of the underperformance," he said.
He said that with trend growth generally assessed as 2.75 per cent, the index is sending a more negative signal than both Westpac and official forecasts.
While the Reserve Bank expects three per cent growth both this year and in 2017, the government is more cautious, forecasting 2.5 per cent year average growth in both the 2015/16 and 2016/17 financial years.
Evans said the recent sharp deterioration in the Leading Index survey's growth rate points to a more serious below-trend growth performance in 2016/17 than indicated even by the government.
Westpac tips that the Reserve Bank will soon cut interest rates to a new record-low to tackle weak inflation.
"We expect that further action will be required at the August meeting once more information about the inflation outlook is available following the release of the June quarter inflation report," he said.


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Appeal sent to 10 Downing Street
Letter 17 June 07
Letter sent to British Prime Minister Tony Blair by Gabriel Berhanu Kassayie and friends from Year 5, Rosary RC Primary School
To Mr. Tony Blair
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Dear Mr. Blair,
We are on the eve of the new Ethiopian Millennium and it is a perfect time to take courageous steps and return Ethiopia's historical artifacts. We the sons and daughters of Ethiopian citizens in Britain and their supporters are asking the UK government to take a lead and return Ethiopian antiquities.
The United Kingdom is one of the countries which still hold lots of Ethiopian historical artifacts. Among them we find several ancient manuscripts, Ethiopian crowns, tabots, or altar slabs, golden church crowns, gold chalices, several processional crosses. All these and other artifacts were looted almost 140 years ago during the British expedition against Emperor Theodros of Ethiopia in 1867-68. The following are testimonies from those present at this large-scale looting.
The invading force "dispersed over the amba", or mountain top, "in search of plunder". The treasury was soon rifled", "tons" of "manuscript books". British historian Clements Markham
The looted articles soon covered "the whole surface of the rocky citadel, the slopes of the hill, and the entire road to the [British] camp two miles off". American journalist H.M. Stanley
'...while night was falling, he met a British soldier who was carrying the golden crown of the Abun, or head of the Ethiopian church, and a "solid gold chalice" weighing "at least 6 lb".' Sir Richard Holmes, "Archaeologist" to the expedition and Assistant Curator in the British Museum's Department of Manuscripts.
Most of the looted manuscripts and other artifacts ended up at the British Museum- now in the British Library, Royal Library in Windsor Castle, Victoria and Albert Museum, Cambridge University, Bodleian Library in Oxford, John Rylands Library, University of Manchester, Royal Library in Vienna.
Here are the most valuable manuscripts held in the Royal Library in Windsor Castle :
MS Eth Windsor I: Miracles of Lord Jesus, a huge and exceptionally beautifully illustrated 160-page manuscript, dated from 1725, and measuring no less than 13 1/2 inches by 11 1/2 inches, almost a foot square.
MS Eth Windsor II: Discourse of John Chrysostom in Praise of John the Baptist, oldest 106-page Ethiopic manuscript, ably decorated in so-called Gondarine style and profusely illustrated dating from early 17th or late 16th century.
MS Eth Windsor III: Discourses of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, 18th century, 140-page manuscript includes a picture of St Gabriel bringing the good news to Mary, bound in heavy wooden boards covered with stamped leather and lined with cloth, measuring 14 inches by 12 inches.
MS Eth Windsor IV: Nagara Maryam- History and Miracles of the Virgin Mary, 18th century manuscript, 159 pages with painting on nearly every page, measuring 15 inches by 13 1/2 inches.
MS Eth Windsor V: Miracles of the Virgin Mary, Large 242-page manuscript dated around 1766, particularly artistic manuscript, includes a full page painting of the head of Christ, and containing a fine full page representation of the Qwer'ata Re'su, or Christ with the Crown of Thorns.
MS Eth Windsor VI: The Four Gospels, a valuable manuscript composed of a copy of the Four Gospels, over 188 pages, dating from the late 17th or early 18th century, and beautifully handwritten over vellum.
There is no doubt about the origin of the above Windsor Castle manuscripts. Each of the six manuscripts above has a note indicating that it belonged to the Church of Madhane Alam- Emperor Tewodros's church looted in April 1868.
The looting of Maqdala required fifteen elephants and 200 mules to carry it away. This is nothing other than an act of brute force. As the great British leader William Gladstone said in 1871, the looting and possession of these Ethiopian antiquities has no justification and is unlawful. These historical articles have no historical or cultural significance to us here in the UK, and it is no surprise that little is known about them in our schools. However, to Ethiopians, they are invaluable symbols of their rich history and culture. It is their lawful heritage. Ethiopian children deserve to see these looted artifacts to understand and appreciate the cultural heritage from their ancestors.
There were some attempts to return the articles to Ethiopia and those that succeeded were no more than simple gestures. In 1923, the Foreign Office returned one of the crowns held in Victoria to visiting Regent, Ras Tafari Makonnen- later Emperor Haile Sellassie. On her State Visit to Ethiopia in 1965, Queen Elizabeth presented Emperor Haile Sellassie with Tewodros's cap and imperial seal.
A noted example is that of Lady Valorie Meux, one of the most important private collector of Ethiopian manuscripts. In her will, dated 13 January 1910, she left her entire collection of Ethiopian manuscripts to Emperor Menilek. However, opposition indicating that Emperor Menilek was dead at the time stopped the return. This was false since the Ethiopian monarch was in fact alive until December 1913. He also had heirs and the artifacts could have been returned to them. Hence, Lady Valorie Meux collection is still unlawfully retained in the UK.
Efforts to obtain the restitution of the Maqdala loot from the British Library have been blocked over the years by the argument that it cannot return them without Parliament passing a law allowing restitution.
Many Ethiopians and people of good-will in Britain and elsewhere have long felt that the dispute between Emperor Tewodros and the British Government did not justify the looting of Maqdala. International justice requires all looted Ethiopian antiquities be returned to Ethiopia. Demands for restitution have been made in more recent years by the Association for the Return of Ethiopian Maqdala Treasures (AFROMET) which is based in both Ethiopia and Britain. The Ethiopian Millennium provides a perfect opportunity and our wish for the Ethiopian Millennium is that the UK government and Queen Elizabeth should return all Ethiopian historical artefacts to Ethiopia and the Ethiopian people.
Gabriel Berhanu Kassayie and friends
Rosary RC Primary School
238 Haverstock Hill
London NW3 2AE
LINKS TO RELATED CORRESPONDENCE
Gabriel Berhanu Kassayie replies to UK Department for Culture, Media & Sport Page 1, 2 - August 06 (jpegs)
UK Department for Culture, Media & Sport writes to Gabriel Berhanu Kassayie - July 24 (PDF)
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National Catholic Register News https://www.ncregister.com/news/after-hhs-decision-on-aborted-fetal-tissue-will-ethical-vaccines-get-a-boost
After HHS Decision on Aborted Fetal Tissue, Will Ethical Vaccines Get a Boost?
Catholic medical experts hope the HHS pledge to fund 'adequate alternatives' to medical advances based on fetal tissue will assist the development of ethical vaccines.
Although most vaccines are derived from ethical sources, some vaccines, such as for Mumps, Measles, Rubella (MMR), shown above, are derived from cell lines whose origins go back to the tissues of unborn children aborted decades ago. The only ethical version for MMR is currently available in Japan; but with June 5 HHS decision to restrict federal funds involved with fetal-tissue research, scientists and Catholics are hopeful more ethically derived vaccines are on the horizon. (photo: Photo illustration by George Frey/Getty Images)
Peter Jesserer Smith Nation June 17, 2019
WASHINGTON — As part of its push to eliminate or greatly restrict federal funds involved with fetal-tissue research, the Trump administration canceled a medical research contract with the University of California, where fetal cells were infused with mouse immune systems.
The June 5 decision from the Department of Health and Human Services is the latest example of the administration pledging to find "adequate alternatives" to research that has depended on fetal tissue and to make sure "efforts to develop such alternatives are funded and accelerated."
"Promoting the dignity of human life from conception to natural death is one of the very top priorities of President Trump's administration," the decision stated.
The announcement may give hope for Catholics that the time has come to push for the development or distribution of ethical vaccines whose source cells did not involve the taking of a human life by abortion.
Most vaccines are derived from ethically derived sources, such as animal or insect cell lines, and not from unborn children whose tissues were harvested following elective abortions. But a number of vaccines Americans rely on today, such as the Mumps, Measles, Rubella (MMR) vaccine, are derived from cell lines whose origins go back to the tissues of unborn children aborted decades ago.
In Kentucky, Jerome Kunkel, a Catholic high-school senior at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart/Assumption Academy in Walton, refused a chicken pox vaccine for this reason, citing his objections to abortion.
He sued the Northern Kentucky Health Department after it barred him from going to school for several months due to concerns over possible contagion from his lack of a chicken pox vaccination. Kunkel came down with chicken pox in May and since returned to class.
The Catholic Church opposes using fetal tissue derived from abortion for medical research and vaccine development. However, the Church also recognizes that in the absence of ethically sourced alternatives, parents and individuals may use those vaccines until an alternative is available, explained Jozef Zalot, staff ethicist at the Philadelphia-based National Catholic Bioethics Center.
A 2005 instruction from the Pontifical Academy for Life stated that people who have no access to ethically sourced vaccines would be "right to abstain from using these vaccines if it can be done without causing children, and indirectly the population as a whole, to undergo significant risks to their health."
The Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life explained that there is "proportional reason" to use such vaccines "on a temporary basis" to avoid considerable dangers to public health, particularly in the case of diseases such as rubella (German measles), which is fatal to unborn children. It said "the burden of this important battle cannot and must not fall on innocent children and on the health situation of the population — especially with regard to pregnant women," but this unjust situation of forcing parents or individuals to violate their consciences through passive material cooperation to avoid worse evils "must be eliminated as soon as possible" by production of ethically derived alternatives.
Zalot explained that while Catholics have a moral responsibility to communicate their demand for ethical alternatives to vaccines derived from fetal tissue, the burden of responsibility increases for those in positions of power and authority. He pointed to leaders of Catholic health care systems that have contracts for hundreds of millions of dollars with pharmaceutical companies that provide such vaccines as one example.
Catholic health care systems, Zalot said, "have some clout, and because of that, I would say their moral responsibility to call for ethically sourced vaccines is greater than [that of] your typical John Q. Public."
Generating Grassroots Pressure
Dr. Barbara Golder, the editor in chief of The Linacre Quarterly and a member of the Catholic Medical Association, said that because the vaccine issue is one of moral law and not spiritual matters, Catholics need to make sure the discussion on ethical alternatives to vaccines derived from fetal tissue does not get confined to the Catholic or religious world, but is part of the general conversation.
However, she said Catholics should arm their advocacy with awareness about the alternatives in existence and make sure their allies in the pro-life movement are informed about them. Golder said there is also more at stake than the ethical source of the vaccine.
"It is unreasonable to put a patient in the position of choosing to violate his conscience for an essential medical procedure, in this case, vaccination," Golder said.
Golder, however, cautioned that refusing to take vaccines at all is "counterproductive."
"The rising incidence of vaccine refusal is leading in some places to an elimination of exemptions altogether, which undermines the argument for religious conscience in general," she said.
Conversations about ethical alternatives could build to grassroots-level engagement that could "involve medical societies, large practices or other community groups."
She said Catholics — and other people of goodwill — should be informed about ethical vaccines and "ask for them by name when the time comes" to one's physician, pharmacist or health department. She recommended rewarding practices that provide ethical vaccines and protesting when "alternative vaccines are not available because the hospital, practice or insurance company has elected not to cover them."
Golder suggested that Catholic physicians, organizations and institutions should become intentional about getting behind this effort. Universities might also have the heft to raise funds to support ethical vaccine development.
But she said it is important for Catholics to speak up and organize to generate "a growing sense of demand that can't be ignored" so lawmakers and policymakers can act on the development of ethical alternatives.
"We have a responsive administration just now — it makes sense to take advantage of it," she said.
Some in Congress have echoed similar sentiments in welcoming the Trump administration's HHS decision.
"Ethical scientific practices are paramount to discovery, but they should never include the harvesting of developing baby hearts, eyes, livers and brains following elective abortions," U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler, R-Mo., said in a statement.
Toward Newer, Ethical Vaccines
The Trump administration's decision to close the federal spigots on fetal-tissue research could help vaccine development stay focused on vaccines that are not only ethically sourced, but far more effective in the long run.
Tara Sander Lee, a senior fellow and director of life sciences at the Washington-based Charlotte Lozier Institute, told the Register that the new Ebola and shingles vaccines, engineered with Vero monkey cell line and engineered hamster cells respectively, have proven more effective than their fetal-tissue based alternatives. Lee said the new Ebola vaccine proved to be 97% effective, and Shingrex (the new vaccine for shingles) showed "greater than 90% effectiveness."
Lee said scientific research is demonstrating that the new vaccines from animal cells are just as effective, if not more so, than the ones derived from fetal cells. She noted that none of the vaccines currently in use today by Americans are affected by the decision to close off fetal-tissue research.
"The vast majority of vaccines are already being produced with ethical alternatives [to fetal tissue]," she said, such as monkey kidneys, insect cells or Chinese hamster cells.
Scientists in the past have used fetal cell lines because fetal cells replicate much faster than adult tissues when it comes to cultivating vaccines. But Lee said they were not the exclusive source — vaccines such as for polio now use animal cells.
Lee also pointed out that there are more ethical alternatives that have been developed, but they are not available in the U.S.
"There is an ethical version for MMR [Measles, Mumps and Rubella], but it is only available in Japan," she said. Japan's rubella vaccine is derived from quail egg and rabbit cell lines.
However, she said companies like Merck are reluctant to reformulate vaccines or get the Food and Drug Administration to approve distribution of ethical vaccines when they see no financial incentive to do so.
Stopping this practice of fetal tissue-based research now, with renewed pressure from the administration, Lee said, would encourage scientists to focus their research on non-fetal-tissue-based alternatives that make more effective vaccines in the long run.
"There's no need for them to continue to use these fetal cell lines from abortions that took place back in the '60s. There's just no need," she said.
"The newer, most advanced way is using ethical vaccines."
Peter Jesserer Smith is a Register staff writer.
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Peter Jesserer Smith Peter Jesserer Smith is a staff reporter for the National Catholic Register. He covered Pope Francis's historic visit to the United States in 2015, and to Jerusalem and the Holy Land in 2014. He has reported on the Syrian and Iraqi refugee crisis, including from Jordan and Lebanon on an Egan Fellowship from Catholic Relief Services. Before coming on board the Register in 2013, he was a freelance writer, reporting for Catholic media outlets as the Register and Our Sunday Visitor. He is a graduate of the National Journalism Center and earned a B.A. in Philosophy at Christendom College, where he co-founded the student newspaper, The Rambler, and served as its editor. He comes originally from the Finger Lakes region of New York State.
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