Writing: discussion essay on language teaching.
This essay is about teaching a foreign language with new technologies, like: E-learning Platform, Content and Language Integrated Learning and Information Communication Technology.
The benefits of introducing a foreign language are numerous. For example: the children start to enter in a new world of knowledge through new technologies. At the same time they are learning a foreign language. Research prove that students who learn new topics with visual learning get better skills.
Therefore, when they reach the Primary level students will be familiar with the foreign language that they have been taught in prenous years.
That's why the teacher should teach in a funny way: short and funny songs, with known stories in the foreign language or with English Educational games. And all of this could be taught during any activity. For example: If the week's topic is "wild animals" we can find English songs or an English story about "wild animals". Children can also go to the computer room to use a computer to find activities on their week's topic in different languages.
Finally my briefly opinion is that using new technologies to learn a foreign language is appropiate although you need to care more about the child's development: their needs, motivations, rhythm... Because, as we know, every child is different. And therefore all students learn at a different pace. Don't you think so?
St. George's day is on 23 April. It is the patron saint of England and it's national day.
The popularity of Saint George in England comes from the time of the crusades. He was a roman soldier that protested against the romans tortures of Christians and it is said that he died for his beliefs.
Saint George is always represented as a knight carrying a shield with a red cross, usually riding a horse and always killing a dragon. And for this reason the best-known story about Saint George is the one where he fights with a dragon.
I think that to introduce English in Infant Education we must do this in an entertaining and attractive way for the children. For this reason, I thought introducing a known vocabulary in Spanish to learn in English. This topic is toys, for Infant Education, and the materials of these toys in Primary Education. It is the same topic for both levels, but the first is easier than the second.
Become familiar with the names of toys.
Become familiar with the material of toys vocabulary.
Learn the names of toy: car, doll, robot, teddy, train, bike, plane, computer games, puppet.
Learn grammar structures: Where's the ....? It's here/ It isn't here.
Identify what the toys are made (plastic, wood, metal, fabric). For example: the doll is made of fabric.
Find the odd object isn't of our topic.
Put away the things that they aren't using.
Organization: the lesson will be divided in three parts: the first is the assembly, where the teacher explanes and presents the topic (10-15 minutes); the second is the activity, where the kids learn the vocabulary and the grammar (15-20 minutes); and the last is the story, where the teacher, with the help of the children, read a little story about the topic (10-15 minutes).
The duration of the parts will always depend on the rhythm of the class and on the kids interest. Therefore, if the activities are prepared for this lesson and they can't be taught, kids can be taught another day in another lesson.
Place and space: this lesson will be in class. And if it is possible, in a large space where children and teacher can sit in a circle and see each other.
Time: the duration of this lesson is approximately of forty-five minutes, but everything depends on the participation and attention of the pupils .
Materials: to do this lesson the teacher will need: a puppet (because in the English lessons the teacher puts his hand inside Mr. Frog), real toys (car, doll, robot, teddy, train, bike, plane, computer games, puppet), flashcards of these toys, a bag to take out the toys and a story (The lost teddy or Where's my teddy?).
Teacher's role: in the English lessons the teacher must try to find a way to make lessons funny and exciting for the children. Also to help to learn English in an autonomous and reflective way.
In this lesson, first the teacher sits the children in a circle and explains that with the help of Mr. Frog we learn English, then we will use the toys and the vocabulary in English to play a game and at the end we will read a story.
After that, Mr. Frog presents the topic: The toys. For this Mr. Frog talks to the pupils about toys: ask them if they know any words in English of toys, what words they would like to learn, etc.
Next, Mr. Frog tells the pupils to bring toys into the middle of the circle. And Mr. Frog takes, one by one, the toys and says its name. For example: 'It's a car' says Mr. Frog, and then the children repeat. When the children repeat the name Mr. Frog calls a kid and he put the toy in a bag. Like this, with all the toys.
Secondly, the teacher distributes a toy flashcard to each pupil. Now Mr. Frog explains that he will ask where's a toy. For example: 'Where's the teddy?' and the teacher takes out the teddy of the bag. Then the boy that has got the teddy says 'It's here' and holds up the flashcard. Like this, with all the toys.
When all the toys are out, the teacher asks the children to put the toys back in their place.
And finally, Mr. Frog tells a tale: The lost teddy. But before the teacher gives each student his own story and he takes out the big story book.
To do this essay we should choose one topic: write about which age is the best to finish compulsory education or what I think about the Government's plan to introduce laptops in classrooms. Between this two options I choose to write about which age is the best to finish compulsory education. Nowadays, in Spain, students have the possibility of finishing their studies at the age of sixteen, that is to say finallize their formaly education after completing the obligatory stage or before reaching this age.
For this I believe that compulsory education should be until the age of eighteen. Because in this way they would have the chance of making their studies longer and the probability of finding a better qualified job increases. With this new change the obligatory stage will be longer and the students will end up with better knowledge. In other words, finishing at a later age means that students are more matture therefore can make better decissions about their future.
But all of the pupils don't have the same interests, so it isn't fair that all of them have to course Bachillerato. For this reason there should be able to choose between two options, for example: course Bachillerato or a training course (Modulo de Grado Superior).
In my opinion this is a successful change, because they are our future in this society, so they need to have as many facilities as possible for nowadays life. A good education is the one, that lets the student choose his own way within limits. Don't you think?
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Netflix movies are still eligible for Oscars, Academy rules
Steven Spielberg will not be pleased.
Nahila Bonfiglio
Published Apr 24, 2019 Updated May 20, 2021, 2:04 pm CDT
The Academy has spoken, and it's good news for Netflix.
The world of cinema has been experiencing near-constant change since the emergence of streaming giants like Netflix, Hulu, and Prime. Many prominent members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hate it, including Steven Spielberg. Despite these dissenters, the Academy voted Tuesday to retain the current requirements, keeping some streamable films eligible for an Oscar win.
"The Academy's Board of Governors voted to maintain Rule Two, Eligibility for the 92nd Oscars," the Academy wrote in a statement Tuesday. "Motion pictures released in nontheatrical media on or after the first day of their Los Angeles County theatrical qualifying run remain eligible."
The current requirements of Rule Two state that to qualify for best picture, feature-length films must run for at least a week in an L.A. County theater. Each film must run for at least seven days, with three screenings per day and charge some kind of admission. The Academy's decision to maintain this rule allows films like Netflix's Roma—which won three Oscars in 2019—to compete. The decision is good news for the filmmakers behind ambitious releases headed to Netflix and other streaming platforms. Those who argued against the Academy's decision, however, will likely be less pleased.
One outspoken critic of the eligibility of films released on streaming services is Spielberg. The award-winning director noted his thoughts on the issue last year. "Once you commit to a television format, you're a TV movie. The good show deserves an Emmy, but not an Oscar," he told ITV News. Spielberg brought up these issues with the Academy directly, on which he is a board member.
The Academy's decision will allow directors like Ava DuVernay to remain eligible for an Oscar win. The director of Netflix's 13th documentary asked the Academy to include "filmmakers in the room or read statements from directors like me who feel differently" via Twitter last month.
Dear @TheAcademy, This is a Board of Governors meeting. And regular branch members can't be there. But I hope if this is true, that you'll have filmmakers in the room or read statements from directors like me who feel differently. Thanks, Ava DuVernay. https://t.co/DFBLVWhiJj
— Ava DuVernay (@ava) March 1, 2019
The next Oscars will be held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Feb. 9, 2020.
Study: Too much Netflix, not enough 'chill'
Netflix's 'Sabrina' appears to have an art-copying problem (updated)
Netflix announces teen lesbian rom-com
H/T Entertainment Weekly
*First Published: Apr 24, 2019, 10:21 am CDT
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A MAGICAL EXPERIENCE FOR LOCAL YOUTH ATHLETES
An invitation to compete at a world championship meet is a special thing, even for the top athletes in the world. Imagine then how a high school 4 x 400 relay team feels after receiving such an invite for the IAAF World Indoor Championships Portland 2016.
Thirty-six prep relay teams from Oregon, Washington and Idaho are getting the opportunity to compete on the same track, in the same venue, and before the same crowds as the world's top track and field athletes.
TrackTown President Vin Lananna says this and other youth initiatives are essential to the entire World Championships effort.
"One of the founding pillars of our organization is to inspire the next generation of track and field athletes," Lananna said.
Friday evening kicked off the series of relay races with 5A/6A girls and boys races, which occurred just before the official start of the evening session. Two races will also take place on Saturday (1A-4A girls and boys races), and again on Sunday (girls and boys invitational races).
The first night's races were won by the Summit girls and the Marist boys. The Summit girls broke the race open early with a 58.3 opening leg by Piper Flanery, and went on to an easy win in a time of 3:58.86, just a second and a half off their best time from the 2015 season. The boys' race was much tighter, as the Marist team held off a scorching anchor leg by Oregon City's Jake Harthun to claim the win in 3:32.60.
While the results of the races at the Oregon Convention Center are not likely to have a major impact on the high school track season, which is just getting started, the athletes say the experience of running here was unforgettable.
Madison Hergert, a junior who ran anchor for the Newberg team, said "What an opportunity (for us) to get to do this with our 4 x4 team. To come out here and run on the new track and everything, it's super cool to do that . . . I love track. My parents did it and it runs in the family. I've always done it and I've always had a place in my heart for it.
"It's amazing to run here. Seeing Allyson Felix all the time (as I was) growing up, I was just like, 'You're my idol.' It's just cool to be able to be in the same facility as those Olympic athletes and to see your role models here."
Oregon City boys coach Adam Thygeson echoed Vin Lananna's sentiments about the importance of involving the next generation, saying, "I'm very excited for the opportunity to have them compete alongside the world-class athletes, and see how they warm up and how they perform. And just to run on that track – it should be a pretty magical experience for this group of athletes. They've been through some big meets, but nothing like this."
Harthun, who was 3rd at the 6A state meet 400 last year as a sophomore, said the experience would definitely inspire him throughout his track career.
"I'm super excited," Harthun said. "It's really cool being here with (all the) professionals and everything. It's really nice with how official everything is. It's making you want to do better and get in bigger meets and everything."
University of Portland assistant coach Chad Colwell coordinated the relays, as well as the middle school 60-meter event earlier in the week. While looking forward to the next two days, Colwell was happy with how it started and how excited the athletes were.
"I had quite a few athletes just walk up after and say 'thank you.' You can tell it was a good idea when a high school kid comes up after and says 'thank you – it went well.' The coaches were really impressed and excited, too. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to run on this track with these athletes right by you. The whole idea behind this was to inspire the next generation of Oregon athletes, and I think we're doing it."
March 19 & 20 Relay Entries:
• Girls 1A/4A, Saturday, 18:10 – East Linn Christian Academy, Newport, Molalla, Phoenix, Siuslaw, Union.
• Boys 1A/4A, Saturday, 16:45 – Catlin Gabel, Cottage Grove, Crook County, Junction City, Regis, Union.
• Girls Invitational, Sunday, 12:15 – Central Catholic, Holy Names (WA), Mountain View (ID), Southridge, Sunset, Union (WA).
• Boys Invitational, Sunday, 12:25 – Camas (WA), McNary, Mountain View (ID), Tahoma (WA), Tigard, Sheldon.
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Fight the winter blues with bright, flavorful dishes that inject some life into your usual routine.
It's that time of year when winter just isn't a novelty anymore. The buzz of the holidays is long gone, first-snow excitement has given way to the agony of filthy and slushy puddles, and, frankly, we're just cold. You could tough out the coming weeks with a blanket and a slow cooker (a totally valid choice), or you could combat the lingering chill with some fun in the kitchen. These recipes are a great antidote for even the grayest day.
True, we're still a few months away from enjoying warm days spent sipping lemonade on the porch. But citrus actually shines brightest in winter, and a tangy salad can make a dull day feel downright tropical.
If you're craving farmers market produce, frozen fruit (typically picked at its peak) is your winter savior. Sip your smoothie through a striped straw to help convince yourself that you're sitting poolside (and not, well, snowbank-side).
Waking up to clouds, sleet and snow gets pretty old by the time March rolls around. So switch up your morning yogurt topper with a granola that mimics a summery dessert (and try another one of our indulgent mix-ins next week).
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Food Network Kitchen's Grasshopper Pie for Year of Oats/Drunk Pies/Diners, as seen on Food Network.
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Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue
Report from the West Bank
Salim Tamari In: 111 (January 1983)
One of the lesser known aspects of Palestinian politics over the last eight years has been the steadily growing contacts between a number of Palestinian and Israeli progressive groups and individuals in the occupied territories. Though unreported, those contacts have not always been clandestine. They have involved a much wider circle than more publicized meetings between the small leftist parties on both sides of the "green line," such as Matzpen and the Communist Party.
The Palestinian side has included a number of prominent mayors elected in the 1976 municipal elections—Bassam Shaka of Nablus, Karim Khalaf of Ramallah, Ibrahim Tawil of al-Bira, Fahd Qawasma of Hebron, and Muhammad Milham of Halhul (before Qawasma and Milham were exiled by the military government in 1980). It also included members of the powerful, but now banned, National Guidance Committee, a group of representative nationalist leaders associated with the PLO and formed in the wake of the Camp David Accord to articulate the political consensus in the West Bank. Over the last four years, most of these leaders have been alternately restricted to their hometowns, imprisoned or deported. In the case of Shaka and Khalaf, they were maimed by Israeli terrorists.
On the Israeli side, the meetings have included left of center groups in the Israeli political scene such as Sheli, Shasi, the Citizens' Rights Movement, Peace Now and the Black Panthers. Sheli is the party headed by journalist and activist Uri Avnery. Shasi is the Israeli Socialist Left, one of the components of the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. Dissident members of the Labor Alignment, such as Yossi Sarid, Ya'ir Tsaban, and Meron Benvenisti and Shulamit Aloni of the Citizens' Rights Movement have also participated. Yossi Sarid is a consistent critic of Labor policies. He came under heavy attack at the most recent party congress for his stands. Ya'ir Tsaban is a former leader of Israeli Communist Party (Maki). Meron Benvenisti is former vice mayor of Jerusalem. In the tenth Knesset, elected in June 1981, the Democratic Front has four seats and the Citizens' Rights Movement one.
The initial impetus for these contacts came from the 1974 decision of the Palestine National Council to establish a Palestinian "national authority," the 1977 PNC demand for an "independent Palestinian state" and the subsequent calls for a common dialogue between the Palestinian national movement and "progressive Israelis." The actual contacts that did take place, both in the occupied territories or in Europe, caused considerable controversy and often opposition. This was because the PLO executive had deliberately left ambivalent the objectives of such a dialogue and the definition of "progressive Israelis."
An important development in this process came immediately before the recent invasion of Lebanon. A number of lecturers from Najah National University (in Nablus) and Birzeit University published a series of articles prominently featured in al-Quds and al-Fajr, the two leading Palestinian dailies published in Jerusalem. Here the question of a common political platform between Palestinian supporters of the PLO and progressive Israelis was heatedly and, for the first time, openly debated. Those who supported the dialogue were motivated by two overriding considerations. One was to encourage those tendencies in Israel which opposed the extension of Israeli sovereignty to the occupied territories and supported Palestinian statehood. The second goal was to preempt Israel's' effort to foster collaborationist groups such as the Village Leagues and their subsidiary "Peace Front." These groups are now involved with the civil administration's project to establish "alternative" municipal councils in the West Bank—the first step to create a local alternative leadership to the PLO.
In addition, elements on the left among the Palestinian academics supported the dialogue as a means of infusing a socialist and internationalist perspective into discussion of the Palestine-Israel conflict. Implicit in their argument was a call for mutual recognition between the PLO and the state of Israel as a necessary political prelude leading to Palestinian independence. It was this point which generated much of the political controversy. During the war, signals from the PLO leadership—including Yasser Arafat's meeting with Uri Avneri and similar statements by PLO representatives—fueled this debate.
Opponents to the dialogue fear that the Israeli military authorities will make use of the Arab-Jewish contacts to convey the impression that an alternative "moderate leadership" has emerged among the Palestinians in the aftermath of the Lebanon war. As early as mid-July, the West Bank civilian administration was propagating the views of a group of West Bank intellectuals associated with a new Israeli-supported newspaper, al-Taqqadum. According to a July 17 report in Ma'ariv, they have "condemned terrorism and called for Arab-Jewish coexistence."
The proponents of the dialogue point out that it is precisely to prevent such quislings from gaining credibility that they have launched their activities. They present their initiative as an extension of the new PLO strategy of forging alliances with the Israeli peace camp. As they see it, an essential prerequisite for their success is full and consistent support from the leading nationalist forces in the occupied territories.
The most formidable dilemma currently facing leftist proponents of the dialogue is the sudden plethora of meetings between pro-Jordanian Palestinian elements and leading members of the Labor Party. These developed following the Arafat-Hussein rapprochement in October. The left is now saddled with the task of fighting on two fronts at once: for a realistic strategy of solving the territorial sovereignty question, and against any restoration of Jordanian hegemony in the West Bank and Gaza.
As the Palestine National Council approaches its upcoming but still unscheduled meeting, several issues raised by these Israeli-Palestinian contacts have now been elevated to the agenda of the highest Palestinian legislative body. These issues include the question of mutual Palestinian-Israeli recognition, the respective roles of Syria and Jordan in the proposed negotiations, and the nature of the transitional program for the PLO. The paramount task of the resistance movement in these deliberations is to arrive at a consensus on these issues without engendering a split in its ranks.
Salim Tamari "Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue," Middle East Report 111 (January 1983).


Skeleton of the Early Triassic rhynchosaur Mesosuchus browni, from Dilkes (1998) via Tetrapod Zoology.
The Archosauromorpha is the total group of all animals more closely related to the living archosaurs (crocodilians and birds) than to the lepidosaurs (lizards and related taxa). As well as the archosaurs, archosauromorphs included such animals as the beaked, herbivorous Rhynchosauria and the aquatic Thalattosauria. The Choristodera are small, superficially crocodilian-like, semi-aquatic reptiles known from the Middle Jurassic to the Early Miocene. The Triassic Tanystropheidae are a group of mostly semi-aquatic reptiles, a number of which had remarkably extended, stiff necks that might be longer than the rest of the animal.
Synapomorphies (from Schoch & Sues 2015): Premaxilla large, forming most of the snout, contributing to posterior border of external naris; nasal significantly longer than frontal; Frontal with posterolateral process present; paroccipital process deflected posterolaterally at angle of about 20° from transverse width of skull; cervical ribs with anterior processes; calcaneal tubercle present.
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[BC03] Bonde, N., & P. Christiansen. 2003. The detailed anatomy of Rhamphorhynchus: axial pneumaticity and its implications. In: Buffetaut, E., & J.-M. Mazin (eds) Evolution and Palaeobiology of Pterosaurs. Geological Society Special Publications 217: 217–232. The Geological Society: London.
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[J94] Juul, L. 1994. The phylogeny of basal archosaurs. Palaeontologia Africana 31: 1–38.
[SS15] Schoch, R. R., & H.-D. Sues. 2015. A Middle Triassic stem-turtle and the evolution of the turtle body plan. Nature 523: 584–587.
[W91] Wellnhofer, P. 1991. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Pterosaurs. Salamander Books: London (reprinted 2000. In: Norman, D., & P. Wellnhofer. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs. Salamander Books).


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Josef Lenzel (21 April 1890 – 3 July 1942) was a German Roman Catholic priest active in resistance movement against the National Socialism, who died in the Dachau concentration camp where he had been sent as a result of his work with Polish forced labourers.

Biography

Lenzel was born in 1891 in Breslau (now Wrocław) in Prussian Silesia. In 1911, he started his theological studies at the University in Breslau, and was ordained as a priest on  in Breslau Cathedral. He became a vicar in Wołów immediately after this, and in 1916 became a vicar in Berlin-Pankow. In 1929, he became a rector, then a titulary provost of St Mary Magdalene's parish in Berlin-Niederschönhausen. During the Second World War, he helped Polish obligatory workers in his parish; his help was viewed unkindly by local Nazi authorities. In , during his preparations for a mass for maltreated Poles, he was arrested by the Gestapo and then sent to the Dachau concentration camp. He died there on  from ill-treatment and exhaustion

Memorials
 Commemorative plaque in a crypt of St. Hedwig's Cathedral,
 Commemorative plaque on a symbolic tomb in memorial of Josef Lenzel, in front of St Mary Magdalene's parish in Berlin-Niederschönhausen
 Street named Pfarrer-Lenzel-Straße in Berlin-Pankow.

Bibliography
 Helmut Moll, Ursula Pruss, Pfarrer Josef Lenzel. In: Zeugen für Christus. Das deutsche Martyrologium des 20. Jahrhunderts. von  im Auftrag der Deutschen Bischofskonferenz. site 101–104. Verlag Ferdinand Schöningh, Paderborn 1999
 Heinz Kühn, Blutzeugen des Bistums Berlin. Klausener, Lichtenberg, Lampert, Lorenz, Simoleit, Mandrella, Hirsch, Wachsmann, Metzger, Schäfer, Willimsky, Lenzel, Froehlich.'' Morus-Verlag, Berlin 1952

External links
 Website of Diocese of Münster: Josef Lenzel's biography  (German)
 Website of Archidiocese of Berlin:  Reminiscence of priest Josef Lenzel as a victim of nazism (German)

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1942 deaths
Roman Catholics in the German Resistance
German civilians killed in World War II
Resistance members who died in Nazi concentration camps
German people who died in Dachau concentration camp
Martyred Roman Catholic priests
20th-century Roman Catholic martyrs
20th-century venerated Christians
People from the Province of Silesia
Clergy from Wrocław
Clergy from Berlin
20th-century German Roman Catholic priests

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Strågeryd är ett bostadsområde i södra delen av tätorten Kättilsmåla i Augerums socken Karlskrona kommun i Blekinge län.

År 1990 avgränsade SCB en småort i området. Strågeryd hade då 82 invånare på 10 hektar. Till nästa avgränsning år 1995 upphörde Strågeryd som småort och blev tillsammans med den tidigare småorten Kättilsmåla en ny tätort med namnet Kättilsmåla.

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Protestors storm Syria embassy in Australia
Published Sunday, February 05, 2012
Protestors stormed Syria's Australian embassy and trashed its lower level, as the Syrian opposition said troops had killed more than 260 people in shelling the city of Homs, police said Sunday.
Australian police said a "number of men forced entry" to the Syrian embassy in Canberra on Saturday evening and "caused extensive damage to the ground floor" of the building.
Three diplomatic staff present at the time barricaded themselves in a back room according to media reports, which said as many as 40 people were involved in overrunning the embassy.
Police were alerted to the incident by a phone call from embassy staff but said the group dispersed before officers arrived.
"We are obviously concerned about it and three staff members from the embassy were present when the men forced entry. However, no one was injured," said superintendent Mick Calatzis.
The attack on the embassy follows similar incidents in Athens, Berlin, Cairo, Kuwait and London as news spread of the Homs shelling on Saturday, which the Syrian opposition said had claimed the lives of 260 civilians.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said about 100 women and children were among the 237 in its toll. It was the heaviest reported day of death since the Syrian uprising began 10 months ago.
Australia's Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd denounced the attack as "tantamount to a war crime" and urged the United Nations to pass a resolution calling for President Bashar al-Assad to step aside.
Russia and China blocked attempts in the UN Security Council to condemn Syria for its crackdown on protests, drawing strong condemnation from Western and Arab powers.


With Easter behind us and May on the horizon, we've reached one of the greatest times of the year: summer vacation season! While school is out, nearly half of Americans will travel to a spectacular summer destination to relax, let loose, and have fun. But before you break out your shorts and sunglasses from their winter hiding spots, it's time to sit down and plan out your summer trip. No matter what your idea of fun is, the Midwest is a great destination for your family trip.
This city, located on the northern tip of Michigan's lower peninsula, is everything your family needs to unplug, relax, and leave your worries behind. With beautiful blue waters, scenic views of the great lakes, and tons of history to enjoy, you will love every minute spent in this village. Take a day trip via ferry to the car-free Mackinac Island, take a boat cruise around a beautiful lighthouse, face your fears on a zip line, explore the nearby Headlands International Dark Sky Park, and so much more!
This city on the shores of Lake Erie is perfect for the family that seeks adventure. Home to the world-famous Cedar Point amusement park, known as the Roller-Coaster Capital of the World, this city is bursting with opportunities for fun. There are several water parks to choose from (or visit them all!), multiple museums, or your family can simply enjoy the wildlife in and around Lake Erie. The charming historic buildings and crystal blue waters are sure to make for fantastic photos!
This unique South Dakota park is known for it's striking beauty and wealth of fossils. Whether you prefer camping or traditional lodging, the amenities you need are not too far out of reach. Enjoy one of the many hikes, while stopping to bird watch along the way, enroll the kids in a junior ranger program to teach them about the park and conserving our planet, or hold hands with a loved one for some of the best stargazing you'll find in America. With over 300 species of wildlife known to inhabit the park, you never know what you'll see!
We've talked about the Roller-Coaster Capital of the World, but what if water parks are more your style? The Wisconsin Dells is the perfect fit for you! Known as the Waterpark Capital of the World, the region is home to a multitude of indoor water parks, golf courses, breweries and wineries, and animal-related attractions. Choose to stay in the middle of the fun at one of the water park resorts, or enjoy a secluded cabin overlooking the Wisconsin River.
As a bonus - if you head north on I-39, stop by Bull Falls Brewery in Wausau - you won't regret it!
Bourbon-, cuisine-, baseball-, and horse lovers, alike, will all enjoy what Louisville has to offer! Home to Churchill Downs and the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, this city actually has quite the foodie scene with top-rated restaurants all around town. And, whether you prefer craft beer or bourbon, Louisville has you covered. Bottle some yourself and take it home to share with your friends!
Been dreaming about hitting the beach, but don't want to fly all the way to the coast? Your solution liesin Indiana. Located on Lake Michigan, the Indiana Dunes offer sandy beaches perfect for relaxing, playing volleyball, and trying new watersports. There are a number of hiking trails, and inland activities available as well, such as museums, amusement parks, a great shopping scene, and a variety of different entertainment options. If you're looking for fun in the sun, the Indiana Dunes are a winner!


The Plymouth Police Department reported that, when officers arrived on scene, Bolla was found in the parking lot with multiple stab wounds to the chest; and Aponte was found in a wooded area behind the motel.
Notwithstanding being charged with Manslaughter, it readily appears that Walling will have a potential Defense of Self-Defense available to him, especially if it is established that Bolla and Aponte, in fact, attempted to rob the motel.
In general, a person may use reasonable force to defend himself from physical attack. However, in order to 'legally' assert the Defense of Self-Defense, a person may use no more force than is necessary in all of the circumstances to defend himself. Unreasonable or excessive force, for example, could turn someone who was defending himself into the aggressor.
One of the key issues, therefore, in the Manslaughter case against Walling by the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office is the number of stab wounds inflicted to the deceased. The prosecutor might argue, for example, that evidence of multiple stab wounds is indicative of Walling being the aggressor, and not acting in self-defense.
Boston Criminal Lawyer Lefteris K. Travayiakis is available 24/7 for consultation on all major felony crimes, including Crimes of Violence such as Murder and Manslaughter.


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Le Service météorologique des Tuvalu (SMT) est l'agence gouvernementale au sein du ministère du travail, des communications et des transports du gouvernement des Tuvalu, qui est responsable de la prise de données et l'émission de prévisions météorologiques pour l'ensemble de ces îles. Il tire son origine d'une première station météorologique construite par la Grande-Bretagne sur l'île de Funafuti alors qu'elle administrait les îles Gilbert et Ellice.

Le quartier général et la station principale sont toujours sur Funafuti mais le service possède des stations météorologiques à Nanumea, Nui et Niulakita. Le SMT partage avec l'Organisation météorologique mondiale ces données, émet des prévisions météorologiques pour la population des îles de Tuvalu, les navires et l'aviation dans sa zone de responsabilité, et participe au programme d'avertissement aux cyclones tropicaux du Pacifique Sud.

Mission

La mission du Service météorologique des Tuvalu est de colliger des données météorologiques et sismologiques affectant les Tuvalu, produire des prévisions météorologiques adaptées au public et aux usagers particuliers comme les navigateurs et l'aviation, émettre des alertes météorologiques et cycloniques pour sa zone de responsabilité. Le SMT échange sur une base quotidienne ses données avec l'Organisation météorologique mondiale, dans le cadre de la veille météorologique mondiale, qui servent alors d'intrants pour les modèles de prévision numérique du temps.

Le Service météorologique des Tuvalu travaille en étroite collaboration avec les services voisins comme le Service météorologique des Fidji, le Bureau of Meteorology australien et le service néozélandais; ainsi qu'avec le United States Geological Survey et le National Weather Service américain.

Histoire du service

La Grande-Bretagne construit une première station météorologique sur l'île de Funafuti alors qu'elle administrait les îles Gilbert et Ellice. En 1951, cette station devient aussi un bureau de prévision sous la direction du South Pacific Air Transport Council (SPATC) pour faciliter le développement de l'aviation dans cette région et en 1960, ce bureau commence à opérer un programme régulier de radiosondage. En 1979, le SPATC disparait et c'est le Service météorologique de Nouvelle-Zélande qui reprend ses fonctions jusqu'à ce que le SMT prenne la relève avec l'aide du ministère des affaires étrangères et du commerce de Nouvelle-Zélande.

Climatologie des Tuvalu

Les Tuvalu sont un groupe d'atolls qui se trouve dans le Pacifique Sud. Le climat est influencé par les alizés, la circulation atmosphérique directe des cellules de Hadley et de la circulation de Walker, le passage saisonnier de la zone de convergence intertropicale et les variations dues au phénomène El Niño-Oscillation autrale (ENSO).

L'oscillation de Madden-Julian (OMJ) joue un rôle important dans la variabilité du climat dans le Pacifique sur des périodes allant de 30 à 70 jours et l'oscillation décennale du Pacifique (ODP) sur des décennies. Plusieurs études montrent que le réchauffement climatique pourrait accentuer les événements extrêmes comme les cyclones tropicaux et le rehaussement du niveau de la mer qui inonderait plusieurs des îles.

Programmes

Le SMT possède : 4 stations météorologiques complètes, 5 stations climatologiques du cumul des précipitations, une station aérologique, une station avec marégraphe pour le système d'alerte au tsunami, une station météorologique GPS et une station de sismologie.

En plus des observations de surface et aérologiques, le service participe à diverses recherches climatologiques, principalement avec le Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) australien . Les principaux sont :

 la surveillance du niveau de la mer depuis 1978, initialement grâce à mrégraphe installé par l'université d'Hawaï puis en 1993 avec un maréomètre acoustique du dans le cadre du programme AusAID' du South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project ;
 la surveillance du climat dans le cadre du programme South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project depuis 1991 ;
 le programme Climate and Ocean Monitoring and Prediction du BOM ;
 la prévision saisonnière des îles du Pacifique (Seasonal Climate Outlooks in Pacific Island Countries) par un modèle statistique de prévision des tendances de températures, pluviométrie et autres paramètres à l'échelle d'une saison.

 Affiliations

En plus d'être un membre de l'Organisation météorologique mondiale, le SMT fait également partie :

 de la commission des géosciences du Pacifique Sud (South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission) ;
 du secrétariat du programme régional sur l'environnement ;
 du forum en ligne de l'aperçu climatique de îles du Pacifique (Pacific Islands online Climate Outlook Forum''), un groupe de discussion mensuel des services météorologiques du Pacifique Sud ;
 du conseil météorologique du Pacifique, établi en 2011, pour coordonner les recherches scientifiques par les services météorologiques de la région et la mitigation des effets de la modification du temps.

Notes et références

Source

Voir aussi

 Géographie des Tuvalu
 Tuvalu

Géographie des Tuvalu
Tuvalu


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Following the success of their debut album Wild Silence, folk-Americana group The Wandering Hearts have announced a UK headline tour in November/December, including a London show at Islington Assembly Hall on Wednesday 28 November. Having already sold out three London headline dates, most recently Bush Hall, this will be the band's biggest performance yet.
In June, the band will be making their US live debut performing at two of Nashville's most iconic venues, The Grand Ole Opry and The Ryman, both at the personal invitation of country music legend Marty Stuart.
The Wandering Hearts will also be performing at a string of UK summer festivals this year, including BST Hyde Park headlined by Eric Clapton on 8 July.
In February, the band won the coveted Bob Harris Emerging Artist Award at The UK Americana Awards 2018, a prize handpicked by the legendary broadcaster himself. They performed their song 'Burning Bridges' at the awards ceremony, and joined Imelda May, Mumford and Sons and Robert Plant on stage for a rendition of the late Tom Petty's 'Wildflowers'.
Over the past year, The Wandering Hearts have built a loyal fan base with their signature sound that transcends the boundaries of genre – and this is what makes them so special. With their seamless vocal harmonies, The Wandering Hearts are reminiscent of First Aid Kit and Of Monsters and Men, whilst channelling Fleetwood Mac's pop sensibility and the storytelling of Chris Stapleton, all the while keeping their British roots at their heart.
A tale that seems too unbelievable to be true, The Wandering Hearts in fact met almost by chance and were discovered 26 minutes after uploading their first ever demo to SoundCloud, recorded only the second time the band met to rehearse together. Their shared passion for Americana, vocal harmonies and gin drew them together two years ago, and one afternoon in an empty bar room of the Earl Haig Hall in Crouch End, The Wandering Hearts were born. The band signed a major recording deal with Decca Records shortly after.
Band members AJ, Chess, Tim and Tara are all grafters – working hard to hone their skills as musicians and songwriters, and the standard is there to be seen. Their debut album Wild Silence showcases the band's knack for telling heartfelt stories through their lyrics, and is a perfect balance of catchy, up-tempo numbers, such as 'Fire & Water' and 'Rattle', and flawless harmony-led ballads, such as 'If I Fall' and 'Laid In The Ground'. The album features previous releases 'Wish I Could', 'Devil' and 'Burning Bridges' which have become rapturously received favourites during the band's live shows.
The Wandering Hearts wrote and recorded the majority of their debut album at east London recording studio, The Premises with producer Pete Hammerton.


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03:03 Shot by LIN-M Cruz, Cesar, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
03:36 Corner kick by LIN-M Figueroa, Irvin [03:36].
06:15 Shot by WU Ichigi, Hikaru WIDE.
11:35 Shot by WU Charlton, Patrick HIGH.
13:13 Goal!GOAL by WU Charlton, Patrick (FIRST GOAL). *shot off a rebound 10 yards in front of the goal.
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14:47 Shot by WU Ichigi, Hikaru HIGH.
21:02 Header Shot by LIN-M Heintz, Connor, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
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25:33 Shot by LIN-M Stalberg, Malachi, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
27:11 Shot by LIN-M Heintz, Connor BLOCKED.
27:26 Substitution!WU substitution: AlonsoRodriguez,Miky for Charlton, Patrick.
29:57 Substitution!WU substitution: McKee, Maxwell for Ichigi, Hikaru.
29:57 Substitution!WU substitution: McCleary, Carter for Sato, Ryan.
30:29 Shot by WU Sato, Ryan, SAVE Perron, Cameron.
30:51 Corner kick by WU Doherty, Philip [30:51].
31:53 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Okita, Shoma for Kister, Ryan.
31:53 Substitution!WU substitution: Gibson, PJ for Plaster, Joe.
32:54 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Farrow, Dayton for Stalberg, Malachi.
34:43 Shot by WU McKee, Maxwell, SAVE Perron, Cameron.
38:00 Yellow card on WU AlonsoRodriguez,Miky.
38:23 Substitution!WU substitution: Schneider, Josh for Ballenger, Nicholas.
40:24 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Rosenfeld, Henry for Cruz, Cesar.
41:43 Substitution!WU substitution: Raj, Vidhu for Suga, Yuta.
45:00 For LIN-M: #0 Perron, Cameron, #16 Figueroa, Irvin, #5 Kister, Ryan, #6 Whittaker, Chase, #11 Perez, Gerardo, #20 Cruz, Cesar, #7 Stalberg, Malachi, #21 Heintz, Connor, #15 Krutzikowsky, Ronan, #10 Flores, Isaias, #18 Marks, Luke.
45:00 For WU: #9 Ballenger, Nicholas, #19 McCleary, Carter, #7 AlonsoRodriguez,Miky, #5 Gibson, PJ, #10 McKee, Maxwell, #20 Suga, Yuta, #22 Dominguez P., Omar, #3 Plaster, Joe, #4 Berner-Hays, Max, #5 Gibson, PJ, #35 Kelliher, Mason.
52:07 Substitution!WU substitution: Sato, Ryan for McCleary, Carter.
53:19 Header Shot by WU Berner-Hays, Max, SAVE Perron, Cameron.
58:40 Shot by LIN-M Kister, Ryan BLOCKED.
59:40 Shot by LIN-M Cruz, Cesar, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
60:55 Substitution!WU substitution: Ichigi, Hikaru for AlonsoRodriguez,Miky.
63:16 Shot by WU Ichigi, Hikaru, SAVE Perron, Cameron.
64:38 Corner kick by LIN-M Flores, Isaias [64:38].
65:17 Shot by LIN-M Stalberg, Malachi, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
65:21 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Rosenfeld, Henry for Kister, Ryan.
65:21 Substitution!WU substitution: Fukami, Shotaro for Plaster, Joe.
65:21 Substitution!WU substitution: AlonsoRodriguez,Miky for Moothart, Jack.
66:06 Corner kick by WU Sato, Ryan [66:06].
67:12 Header Shot by WU Ballenger, Nicholas HIGH.
69:39 Shot by LIN-M Stalberg, Malachi WIDE.
70:07 Substitution!WU substitution: Moothart, Jack for Sato, Ryan.
73:06 Substitution!WU substitution: Sparks, Adhre for Dominguez P., Omar.
75:26 Shot by LIN-M Perez, Gerardo, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
75:33 Shot by LIN-M Cruz, Cesar HIGH.
75:47 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Huynh, Brian for Krutzikowsky, Ronan.
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83:29 Shot by LIN-M Flores, Isaias HIGH.
83:45 Substitution!WU substitution: Schneider, Josh for McKee, Maxwell.
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86:58 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Kister, Ryan for Rosenfeld, Henry.
87:40 Shot by LIN-M Cruz, Cesar, SAVE Kelliher, Mason.
89:13 Corner kick by WU Suga, Yuta [89:13].
89:23 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Rosenfeld, Henry for Flores, Isaias.
89:23 Substitution!WU substitution: Proctor, Tam for Fukami, Shotaro.
91:00 Yellow card on WU Moothart, Jack.
91:00 Substitution!WU substitution: McKee, Maxwell for AlonsoRodriguez,Miky.
92:11 Yellow card on WU Plaster, Joe.
93:08 Substitution!LIN-M substitution: Stalberg, Malachi for Rosenfeld, Henry.
94:19 Corner kick by LIN-M Figueroa, Irvin [94:19].
95:06 Shot by WU McCleary, Carter, SAVE Perron, Cameron.
95:20 Substitution!WU substitution: Sato, Ryan for McCleary, Carter.
95:44 Corner kick by WU Sato, Ryan [95:44].
96:11 Corner kick by WU Suga, Yuta [96:11].
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Optical Coherence Tomography or more commonly referred to as OCT, is a non-invasive imaging test that uses light waves to give a detailed layered view of your retina, the light sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye.
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DRC's Historic Opponent Seeks Medical Treatment in Belgium
January 25, 2017 Steven Addamah Zoom 0
Congolese opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi headed Tuesday to Belgium for medical treatment, his party said in a statement.
The historic opponent, who left Congo in August 2014 for unspecified medical treatment in Brussels, has been visibly frail in public appearances over the last two years and was seen leaning on his son as he slowly descended the stairs of a private plane.
Local media said the new departure of the ailing leader could complicate negotiations over the timetable of the New Year's Eve deal under which Kabila will stay in office before new elections are held in late 2017.
However, the politician's son, Félix Tshisekedi said the opposition veteran went to Belgium "for a simple medical consultation."
Tshisekedi, who formed Congo's first organized opposition platform, the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS), under long-time autocrat Mobutu Sese Seko in 1982, was runner-up in Kabila's 2011 re-election, a vote observers said was marred by massive fraud.
Though other opposition leaders have gained prominence during Tshisekedi's time abroad, he remains by far the most popular opposition figure despite concerns over his health.
In another development, the country's Catholic Church on Tuesday, warned that the deal struck last month risks falling apart, if politicians do not quickly reach compromises on the accord implementation.
Etienne Tshisekedi
Félix Tshisekedi
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A very sweet 18ct Gold plated necklace for you from our friends at Satya Jewellery. the Ohm symbol represents the vibration that is created when you make this sound. This means that anyone can make the sound and heal themselves from the inside out.
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israelandstuffcom | June 21, 2019
Israel arrests Iranian spy in West Bank
Israel's internal Shin Bet security service announced that in April they arrested 32 yr-old Jordanian businessman Taer Shaafut, who was run by Iranian handlers to build business ties in the West Bank and Israel.
By Yoav Zitun
The Shin Bet domestic security service said Thursday that it has arrested a Jordanian businessman who attempted to set up an intelligence-gathering operation in the West Bank on behalf of Iran.
The businessman, who was named as 32-year-old Taer Shaafut, was arrested in April and was indicted 10 days ago by the military prosecutor for allegedly making contact with the enemy, making contact with a hostile organization, and conspiring to bring enemy funds into the area.
The Shin Bet said Shaafut entered Israel on behalf of Iranian intelligence in order to recruit spies to gather intelligence for Iran.
Nadav Argaman, Director of the Israel Security Agency (aka Shin Bet) – Screenshot: Israel's GPO YouTube
"The link between Shaafut and Iranian intelligence began in Lebanon when he met two Arab-speaking operators from Iranian intelligence who introduced themselves as Abu Sadek and Abu Jaafar," the Shin Bet said.
Shaafut, who is originally from Hebron, held meetings with the Iranians in Lebanon and Syria over the past two years. He was instructed to establish business ties in the West Bank and Israel in order to gather information.
"As part of his contacts with his Iranian handlers, Shaafut proposed and even received approval for the establishment of a factory in Jordan that would employ Shi'ite workers for future Iranian activities," the Shin Bet said.
"The Iranian handlers expressed willingness to invest an initial sum of some half a million dollars and then whatever he funds he required at a later date."
According to the Shin Bet, the Iranian handlers gave Shaafut encrypted communications equipment through which information was transferred and meetings arranged – and that the Iranians wanted to use this equipment to transfer money to terrorists.
"At the end of his activities on their behalf, he was dispatched to Israel, he was expected to travel to Iran to complete his training as an agent and to carry out advanced training in espionage and intelligence," the Shin Bet said.
"This affair is another example of Iran's ongoing attempts to set up infrastructure for operations against Israel in a variety of ways, by investing considerable efforts and resources," the agency said.
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BREAKING: New Yorkers May Not Be Very Nice
Rudy Giuliani has always been a loser, but now he meets the narrower, more technical definition of the word, since he ran for president and lost lost lost lost ha ha ha ha LOST er, excuse us, he lost. Anyway, having nothing better to do but enjoy the company of his crazy new wife and loving children millions of dollars earned from 9/11-themed "leadership" talks, Rudy will no doubt go crawling back to the city where he grew up, and where his career was launched. Of course, when Rudy's hometown paper went around the city to collect words of encouragement for him, New York's inhabitants lived up to their nurturing, supportive reputation when asked what they thought of their ex-mayor's valiant run at the presidency:
* "He didn't have a snowball's chance in hell."
* "He was too New York, too Italian, and he had too many wives ... This is a man who wants to represent America and his kids won't talk to him."
* "I have been asking myself, how could Giuliani ever have the audacity to run for president. His governing style would be considered mean, indifferent and, I would have to say, racist or prejudiced."
* "I was waiting for this moment -- he stinks."
* "He's a hypocrite."
* "He was draconian as a prosecutor and as a mayor. It's a good thing Floridians did what they did."
* "Nationally, people just didn't like him."
Fortunately, the Times provided names to go with all of these quotes, so Rudy can use his now copious free time to track each and every one of them down and snarl at them personally.
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Street Address: 5151 W. 175th St. (Google Map)
City: Stilwell
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Camp Branch Glade is a minimally developed 58-acre park that features a unique ecosystem. Opened in November 2014, the park's forested areas and rare limestone glade habitat make it unlike any other park in the JCPRD system. Located west of Mission Road on 175th street, Camp Branch Glade will eventually be connected to two other district park properties once they are developed - the adjacent 300-acre Camp Branch Park site and the future Camp Branch Streamway Park.
Camp Branch Glade is one of the only sites in the county with a wealth of Prickly Pear Cactus and numerous limestone features. The park contains a sinkhole, a large exposed limestone ridge, and numerous large boulders along a small intermittent stream that flows into Camp Branch Creek and then into the Blue River.
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The Joint Foreign Chambers (JFC) has reiterated its recommendation to Senate and House leaders to pass the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act (CMTA).
The Senate bill is under deliberation by the Senate Ways and Means Committee while the House bill is pending second reading in plenary.
"This bill deserves urgent consideration by Congress in view of the need to create a Bureau of Customs that will be respected by all for its honesty and efficiency," JFC said in a statement.
On February 1, 2010, during the 14th Congress, the Philippine Senate ratified the Revised Kyoto Convention (RKC) of the World Customs Organization, under which the Philippines committed to bring its customs procedures in line with the 78 other member countries that have ratified the RKC.
A five-year period was targeted to bring Philippine domestic law in conformity with the RKC.
In the 15th Congress the House approved the CMTA, the enabling law of the RKC.
"Unfortunately, the Senate was unable to pass the measure. We are hopeful that the Congress will approve the CMTA this 16th Congress to continue the reform momentum since the 14th Congress," the business group said.
"In today's fast-changing global economy, the Philippines must modernize its customs administration to keep up with changing international standards, to make customs valuation and inspection procedures more transparent and predictable, and to implement automated procedures. The costs of the entire logistics chain which connects Philippine agriculture and industry to foreign markets must be made as competitive as possible to support existing businesses in the Philippines as well as to attract new ones," JFC said.
"Many of the individual reforms in the bill when implemented will reduce logistic chain costs and enhance the country's competitiveness. The Asean Economic Community (AEC) will come into effect at the end of 2015. To be able to take full advantage of new opportunities for the Philippine economy that will be created by the AEC, it is essential for the CMTA to be enacted and implemented," the group said.
"One small example of a reform that CMTA would bring about is removal of the current de minimis of P10 under Republic Act 1937, which has not been changed since 1957. At this absurdly low amount, the Philippine de minimis is the smallest in Asean, which averages almost $200 or some 90 times the Philippine amount. Other Asean jurisdictions set this amount administratively – as the CMTA would allow – rather than by law," JFC explained.
The de minimis amount refers to the minimum cost of goods required to undergo Customs inspection.
Aside from the improvement of the current Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines to make it more adaptable to the demands of international trading through modernization, accessibility, and transparency, the passage of the bill is expected to contribute to the ongoing structural reforms at the Bureau of Customs, which the JFC is fully supporting.
"Successful implementation of the reforms will go a long way to address the perennial problem of smuggling, which contributes to major revenue losses for the Philippine government and deters the proliferation of legitimate businesses," it said.
"As the Philippines moves into the AEC and in the future expands its trade and investment treaties with the Asia-Pacific and European economies with the Trans-Pacific Partnership or an EU-Philippines FTA, the corrupt and inefficient Bureau of Customs of the past will become unacceptable to the country's regional as well as global trading partners," JFC added.
The JFC is a coalition of the American, Australia-New Zealand, Canadian, European, Japanese, and Korean chambers and Pamuri (Philippine Association of Multinational Companies Regional Headquarters, Incorporated.) It represents over 3,000 member companies engaged in over $230 billion worth of trade and some $30 billion worth of investments in the Philippines.
The JFC supports and promotes open international trade, increased foreign investment, and improved conditions for business to benefit both the Philippines and the countries the JFC members represent.


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You definitely want to write a plan, but nothing you write should be law over what your body feels. While you definitely want to press on even when times get tough, you don't want to over-do it just because it's written down. As you continue, you will find the right balance between the written workout and what your body needs.
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namespace google {
namespace cloud {
namespace bigtable_admin_internal {
GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

BigtableTableAdminAuth::BigtableTableAdminAuth(
    std::shared_ptr<google::cloud::internal::GrpcAuthenticationStrategy> auth,
    std::shared_ptr<BigtableTableAdminStub> child)
    : auth_(std::move(auth)), child_(std::move(child)) {}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::Table>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::CreateTable(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::CreateTableRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->CreateTable(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::ListTablesResponse>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::ListTables(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::ListTablesRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->ListTables(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::Table> BigtableTableAdminAuth::GetTable(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::GetTableRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->GetTable(context, request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncUpdateTable(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::UpdateTableRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType = StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncUpdateTable(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

Status BigtableTableAdminAuth::DeleteTable(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::DeleteTableRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->DeleteTable(context, request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncUndeleteTable(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::UndeleteTableRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType = StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncUndeleteTable(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::Table>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::ModifyColumnFamilies(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::ModifyColumnFamiliesRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->ModifyColumnFamilies(context, request);
}

Status BigtableTableAdminAuth::DropRowRange(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::DropRowRangeRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->DropRowRange(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::GenerateConsistencyTokenResponse>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::GenerateConsistencyToken(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::GenerateConsistencyTokenRequest const&
        request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->GenerateConsistencyToken(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::CheckConsistencyResponse>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::CheckConsistency(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::CheckConsistencyRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->CheckConsistency(context, request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncCreateBackup(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::CreateBackupRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType = StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncCreateBackup(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::Backup> BigtableTableAdminAuth::GetBackup(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::GetBackupRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->GetBackup(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::Backup>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::UpdateBackup(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::UpdateBackupRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->UpdateBackup(context, request);
}

Status BigtableTableAdminAuth::DeleteBackup(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::DeleteBackupRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->DeleteBackup(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::ListBackupsResponse>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::ListBackups(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::ListBackupsRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->ListBackups(context, request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncRestoreTable(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::RestoreTableRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType = StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncRestoreTable(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> BigtableTableAdminAuth::GetIamPolicy(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::iam::v1::GetIamPolicyRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->GetIamPolicy(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> BigtableTableAdminAuth::SetIamPolicy(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::iam::v1::SetIamPolicyRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->SetIamPolicy(context, request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsResponse>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::TestIamPermissions(
    grpc::ClientContext& context,
    google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsRequest const& request) {
  auto status = auth_->ConfigureContext(context);
  if (!status.ok()) return status;
  return child_->TestIamPermissions(context, request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::CheckConsistencyResponse>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncCheckConsistency(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::bigtable::admin::v2::CheckConsistencyRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType =
      StatusOr<google::bigtable::admin::v2::CheckConsistencyResponse>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncCheckConsistency(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

future<StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>>
BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncGetOperation(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::longrunning::GetOperationRequest const& request) {
  using ReturnType = StatusOr<google::longrunning::Operation>;
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) {
          return make_ready_future(ReturnType(std::move(context).status()));
        }
        return child->AsyncGetOperation(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

future<Status> BigtableTableAdminAuth::AsyncCancelOperation(
    google::cloud::CompletionQueue& cq,
    std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext> context,
    google::longrunning::CancelOperationRequest const& request) {
  auto& child = child_;
  return auth_->AsyncConfigureContext(std::move(context))
      .then([cq, child,
             request](future<StatusOr<std::unique_ptr<grpc::ClientContext>>>
                          f) mutable {
        auto context = f.get();
        if (!context) return make_ready_future(std::move(context).status());
        return child->AsyncCancelOperation(cq, *std::move(context), request);
      });
}

GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_END
}  // namespace bigtable_admin_internal
}  // namespace cloud
}  // namespace google

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