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Q: android location finder from latitude and longitude How can we get address or location name from latitude and longitude in android In my application I have set of latitude and longitude, But I need an API which will return me the location name corresponding to the latitude and longitude.
thanks.

A: Through Geocoder we can get the location name according to lattitude and longitude
List<Address> addresses = new Geocoder(<CurrentActivityName>.this,Locale.getDefault()).getFromLocation(cur_lat, cur_lon, 1);

          Address addr= addresses.get(0);

          String Country=addr.getCountryName();
          String  State=addr.getSubAdminArea();
          String  City=addr.getLocality();

A: Gps will not work on emulator... u have to test this on device.

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Low Carb Tuna Spring Roll Salad - Easy Summer Dinner!
Low Carb Tuna Spring Roll Salad – Easy Summer Dinner!
If you are looking for a quick and tasty summer dinner, try this low carb tuna spring roll salad. It just takes a few minutes to make and it's full of color and flavor! Thank you StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. for sponsoring this post. As a low carb dieter, I love tuna packed in olive oil and highly recommend it to you.
During the summer my husband and I like to eat salads for dinner quite often. We sit out on the porch, put on some tunes and enjoy a big salad full of color and crunch. Salads just like this low carb tuna spring roll salad. It's full of colorful vegetables, herbs, flaky Yellowfin tuna and topped with a light, dipping-sauce-inspired dressing. I kid you not, this is very flavorful, and you won't even realize that you are eating really healthy too!
Low Carb Tuna Packed in E.V.O.O.
I don't know if you remember a post I did a while back for a creamy basil tuna & cauliflower risotto. It too featured StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. products. I really like that their products (StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. Yellowfin Tuna, StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. Wild-Caught Pink Salmon and StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. Yellowfin Tuna with Sun-dried Tomato) are all wild-caught fish packed in cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil and sea salt. Tuna tastes SO much better packed in oil and since this is extra virgin olive oil you get all its healthy benefits as well.
I always keep these packets in my pantry. They are perfect for adding lean protein and healthy fats to any meal. I often top my salads with them or sometimes I just eat them right out of the packet. Best of all for me is that they are low carb too!
In my tuna cauliflower risotto post I told you that one of my favorite go to salads is one with tuna, blue cheese, pecans and a balsamic vinaigrette. My husband and I eat this one on a regular basis. Another tuna salad I make is a Greek themed salad with tuna, feta, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers and olives. You can be creative with your salads because tuna goes with just about everything.
At the end of this post I have 3 bonus tuna salad recipes for you. Just stuff a raw pepper with these salads and you have the perfect portable low carb summer lunch.
For my husband and myself, I chopped up a bunch of spring roll-inspired vegetables and placed them on a platter. I used red cabbage, sweet bell peppers, cucumbers, carrots, green onions, red onions, cilantro and basil leaves. That way we could each pick what we liked and placed them on a big bowl of romaine. Then we each took a packet of StarKist Selects E.V.O.O. Yellowfin Tuna and spooned it out on top.
The dressing is a simple combination of soy sauce, sesame oil, avocado oil, rice wine vinegar, garlic, sweetener, ginger and sesame seeds. It's very light and tasty. I was going for the taste of a spring roll dipping sauce in the form of a vinaigrette.
Here is a list of low carb toppings for your summer salads. Though I have a recipe below for what typically goes in a spring roll, you can use whatever vegetables that stir your fancy. Just pick a few from the list below.
Please note to lower the carb count in this salad I personally omitted the red onions and carrots which are a little higher in net carbs.
If you are looking for a quick and tasty summer dinner, try this low carb tuna spring roll salad. It just takes a few minutes to make and it's full of color and flavor!
Place the romaine lettuce on the bottom of the bowl and then place the toppings on top. Lastly spoon out the tuna on top.
I am always looking for delicious meals that are quick and easy, this is delicious. The tuna has such great flavor and a lunch or light dinner is ready very quickly.
It's one of our favorites Eileen!
Wow!! This looks amazing!! Gorgeous colors, beautiful pics, perfect recipe. Talk about a bowl full of healthy!! Perfect meal for any day but especially warmer weather.
This looks so delicious AND healthy! I bet this would be perfect for a couple of work lunches this week. Thanks for the great recipe!
Yumm! A spring roll salad! What an interesting and creative concept. Looks like something I will be eating very soon!! Pinning to try it this week!
Thanks Sam….I hope you enjoy it. It's very simple but delicious.
This salad looks amazing! Love the spring roll dipping sauce in the form of a vinaigrette. I feel like I would drink that up!
Thanks Cathleen. It's great in the hot summer weather like we are having right now.
This is so much more fun and colorful than your standard tuna salad – I love it so much!
What a flavorful and beautiful salad! I need more healthy and easy recipes in my life. Love that you came up with this!
We are so with you when it comes to tuna. And since we've started buying our tuna in EVOO it is so much tastier. When we bought tuna packed in water you had to put so many other ingredients so that you could swallow. We haven't bought the tuna in packets but they look really delicious. We'll have to check out this brand.
Thanks Marisa! They are nice because you don't need a can opener and can just eat from the packet if you want. They are nice for picnics or when taking your lunch to work or what not. Very convenient.
We seriously eat it at least once a week in the summer.
This salad looks so colorful and refreshing! Tuna is perfect for summer salads,this must be so flavorful.
I love the idea of putting the salad in a pepper. Really convenient to take to work for lunch!
I know right?! My mother in law taught me that. She said she would pack hers with Italian bread and dressing and take it for a picnic. I've never tried that version but I do like to put cold salads or meats and cheeses in mine.
We love tuna in our home and I am often eating salad with tuna for dinner. Just like you I often eat low carb or no-carb on some days. This sounds so refreshing.
Thanks so much! I love having tuna on hand for salads or what not. Especially since I started buying tuna packed in EVOO …. it's so much tastier.
This recipe is truly a feast for the eyes! The colors are wonderful and I bet the flavors are incredible too. I am intrigued by the dressing – I will be trying that one out for sure.
Thanks Anna! It's great for summer …. especially if you can use fresh vegetables too!
This looks like a fun a delicious dinner option for hot summer eating. Easy to make, and packed with flavour. I would be happy eating a few of these with a nice glass of white wine, sitting on the patio enjoying the sun!!
That exactly how we ate them too!
Thanks Suzy! It was very tasty.
Look at all of those bright, beautiful colors! I don't know why, but I never make spring rolls with tuna so I'm totally going to steal your idea… This salad looks delicious!
Go right ahead and I hope you like it!
What a beautiful summery salad!
Spring Rolls are one of my favorite things. Why not just make it into a salad. Smart! That is just beautiful with all those gorgeous colors.
Come on over Elaine! My hubby and I eat salads like this all summer. Especially when we can include veggies from his garden and we all have these tuna pouches in the pantry so it's super easy meal.
I love salads like this on hot summer days. It will be perfect to enjoy poolside.
Me too Ellen! Thanks for stopping by!
I love making tuna salad with eggs and eating it on bread for a sandwich. However, I also love this idea because it looks so fresh and healthy and the low carb factor is key.
I know, tuna is very versatile. I eat it with salads all the time because you can just grab a packet from the pantry.


The rivalry between Brazilians and Argentinians may extend far beyond the football pitch, but with a series of Argentinian films and concerts on tap for a special March programme, Caros Hermanos! ('Dear Brothers!'), SESC Vila Mariana is hoping the grudge stops short of the cinema and performing arts.
The season comprises a well curated selection of films, shown free of charge in SESC's auditorium (in Spanish, with Portuguese subtitles). Don't miss The Official Story (La Historia Oficial), the 1985 Oscar winner for Best Foreign Film, about a woman who realises her adopted daughter's parents were part of the forced disappearances during the dictatorship and decides to delve into the matter, unveiling more than she could ever imagine.


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Posted on August 6, 2013 October 29, 2020 by Ray Joseph Cormier
Professor Richard Falk is an International Law and International Relations Scholar who taught at Prinston University for 40 years. He is also the United Nations Special Rapporteur for Palestinian Rights under Israeli Military Occupation.
He has accepted this thankless job reporting in his Professorial style of writing, the facts on on an occupying power breaching International Law governing the rules for military governance of a people that lived on the land before it was captured in war. He is also Jewish, and the Jew Israelis love to hate.
I first learned of him a few years ago reading in the news about the Secretary-General of The United Nations and the US Ambassador to the UN wanting him fired from his voluntary UN position. Without knowing any of the details, my 1st thought was he must be doing something right.
Upon further investigation I understood why some special interests would want to silence this gentle, intelligent, lucid, insightful and reasonable Law Professor reporting Israeli violations of International Law without prejudice from the unbiased perspective of a Scholar in International Law.For those having the mind and patience to read, weigh and consider words, and the ideas and visions behind them, I think the Professor is right on in this analysis and presentation of the information in his latest post, and the Signs of the Times. I can only hope my mind will be as lucid, disciplined and organized as his is if I live to be 83 like Professor Richard Falk.
Polarization Doomed Egyptian Democracy
Prefatory Note: I realize that some of the readers of this blog are unhappy with long blogs, and so I offer an apology in advance. My attempt is to deal with a difficult set of issues afflicting the Middle East, especially the seemingly disastrous Egyptian experiment with democracy that has resulted in a bloody coup followed by violent repression of those elected to lead the country in free elections. The essay that follows discusses the degree to which anti-Muslim Brotherhood polarization in Egypt doomed the transition to democracy that was the hope and dream of the January 25th revolutionary moment in Tahrir Square that had sent shock waves of joy around the world!
When Polarization Becomes Worse than Authoritarianism Defer Democracy
Doubting Democracy
We are living at a time when tensions within societies seem far more disruptive and inhumane than the rivalries of sovereign states that have in the past fuelled international wars. More provocatively, we may be living at a historical moment when democracy as the government of choice gives rise to horrifying spectacles of violence and abuse. These difficulties with the practice of democracy are indirectly, and with a heavy dose of irony, legitimizing moderate forms of authoritarian government. After years of assuming that 'democracy' was 'the least bad form of government' for every national setting, there are ample reasons to raise doubts. I make such an observation with the greatest reluctance.
There is no doubt that authoritarian forms of rule generally constrain the freedom of everyone, and especially the politically inclined. Beyond this, there is a kind of stagnant cultural atmosphere that usually accompanies autocracy, but not always. Consider Elizabethan England, with Shakespeare and his cohort of contemporary literary giants. There have been critical moments of crisis in the past when society's most respected thinkers blamed democracy for the political failings. In ancient Greece, the cradle of Western democracy, Plato, Aristotle, and Thucydides came to prefer non-democratic forms of government, more fearful of the politics of the mob than that led Athens into imprudent and costly foreign adventures.
Of course, there are times when the established order is fearful of democracy even in countries that pride themselves on their democratic character. Influential voices in the United States were raised during the latter stages of the Vietnam War in opposition to what were perceived by conservatives to be the excesses of democracy. Infamously, Samuel Huntington in an essay published by the influential Trilateral Commission compared the anti-war movement in the United States to the canine disorder known as 'distemper,' clearly expressing the view that the people should leave the matter of war and peace in the hands of the government, and not expect to change policy by demonstrating in the streets.
It was only twenty years ago that the collapse of the Soviet Union was hailed throughout the West as an ideological triumph of liberal democracy over autocratic socialism. Prospects for world peace during this interval in the 1990s were directly linked to the spread of democracy, while such other reformist projects as the strengthening of the UN or respecting international law were put aside. European and American universities were then much taken with the theory and practice of 'democratic peace,' documenting and exploring its central claim that democracies never go to war against one another. If such a thesis is sustained, it has significant policy implications. It would follow, then, that if more and more countries become 'democratic' the zone of peaceful international relations becomes enlarged. This encouraging byproduct of democracy for sovereign states was reinforced by the internal experience of the European Union, which while nurturing democracy established a culture of peace in what had for centuries been the world's worst war zone.
This positive assessment of democratization at the national level is offset by the extent to which Western liberal democracies have recourse to war to promote regime change in illiberal societies. The motivations for such wars is not purely political, but needs to be linked to the imperatives of neoliberal globalization, and to the class interests of the 1%.
In the post-9/11 period the Bush presidency embraced 'democracy promotion' as a major component of a neoconservative foreign policy for the United States in the Middle East. Skepticism about the nature such an endorsement of democracy was widespread, especially in the aftermath of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Harsh criticism was directed U.S. Government self-appointed role as the agent of democratization in the region, especially considering the unacknowledged motivations: oil, regional hegemony, and Israeli security. By basing democracy promotion on military intervention, as in relation to Iraq, the American approach was completely discredited even without the admitted failure resulting from prolonged occupation of the country. The supposed anti-authoritarian interventions in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya have not implanted a robust democracy in any of these places, but rather corruption, chaos, massive displacement, and persisting violent conflict. Beyond this disillusioning experience, foreign leaders and world public opinion refused to accept Washington's arrogant claim that it provided the world with the only acceptable political model of legitimate government.
Despite this push-back, there remains an almost universal acceptance of the desirability of some variation democracy as the only desirable form of national governance. Of course, there were profound disagreements when it comes to specific cases. There were some partial exceptions to the embrace of democracy. For instance, there was support in the Middle East for monarchies as sources of stability and unity, but even these monarchs purported to be 'democratic' in their sympathies unless directly challenged by their subjects/citizens. Democracies maintained their positive reputation by protecting citizens from abuse by the state, by empowering the people to confer authority on the national government, generally through periodic elections, and by developing a governing process that was respectful of the rule of law and human rights.
Issues during the last decade in the Middle East have brought these issues to the fore: the Green Revolution against theocratic democracy in Iran, the secular de facto rejection of majoritarian democracy in Turkey, and the various transitional scenarios that have unfolded in the Arab countries, especially Egypt, after the anti-authoritarian uprisings of 2011. The torments of the region, especially connected with the Anglo-French colonialist aftermath of the Ottoman Empire, followed by an American hegemonic regime tempered by the Cold War rivalry with the Soviet Union, and aggravated since the middle of the last century by the emergence of Israel, along with the ensuing conflict with the dispossessed Palestinian people, have made the struggle for what might be called 'good governance' a losing battle, at least until 2011. Against such a background it was only natural that the democratizing moment labeled 'the Arab Spring' generated such excitement throughout the region, and indeed in the world. Two years later, in light of developments in Syria, Egypt, Libya, and elsewhere it is an occasion that calls for sympathetic, yet critical, reflection.
In the last several years, there has emerged in the region the explosive idea that the citizenry enjoys an ultimate right to hold governments accountable, and if even a democratic government misplays its hand too badly, then it can be removed from power even without awaiting of elections, and without relying on formal impeachment procedures. What makes this populist veto so controversial in recent experience is its tendency to enter a coalition with the most regressive elements of the governmental bureaucracy, especially the armed forces, police, and intelligence bureaucracies. Such coalitions are on their surface odd, bringing together the spontaneous rising of the often downtrodden multitude with the most coercive and privileged elements of state and private sector power.
The self-legitimizing claim heard in Tahrir Square 2013 was that only a military coup could save the revolution of 2011, but critics would draw a sharp distinction between the earlier populist uprising against a hated dictator and this latter movement orchestrated from above to dislodge from power a democratically elected leadership identified as Islamic, accused of being non-inclusive, and hence illegitimate.
The Arab Upheavals
The great movements of revolt in the Arab world in 2011 were justly celebrated as exhibiting an unexpected surge of brave anti-authoritarian populist politics that achieved relatively bloodless triumphs in Tunisia and Egypt, and shook the foundations of authoritarian rule throughout the region. Democracy seemed to be on the march in a region that had been written off by most Western experts as incapable of any form of governance that was not authoritarian, which was not displeasing to the West so long as oil flowed to the world market, Israel was secure, and radical tendencies kept in check. Arab political culture was interpreted through an Orientalizing lens that affirmed passivity of the citizenry and elite corruption backed up, if necessary, by a militarized state. In the background was the fear that if the people were able to give voice to their preferences, the end result might be the theocratic spread of Iranian style Islamism.
It is a sad commentary on the state of the world that only two years later a gloomy political atmosphere is creating severe doubts about the workability of democracy, and not only in the Arab world, but more widely. What has emerged is the realization that deep cleavages exist in the political culture that give rise to crises of legitimacy and governability that can be managed, if at all, only by the application of repressive force. These conflicts are destroying the prospects of effective and humane government in a series of countries throughout the world.
The dramatic and bloody atrocities in Egypt since the military takeover on July 3rd have brought these realities to the forefront of global political consciousness. But Egypt is not alone in experiencing toxic fallout from severe polarization that pits antagonistic religious, ethnic, and political forces against one another in 'winner take all' struggles. Daily sectarian violence between Sunnis and Shi'ia in Iraq make it evident that after an anguishing decade of occupation the American crusade to liberate the country from dictatorship has failed miserably. Instead of a fledging democracy America has left behind a legacy of chaos, the threat of civil war, and a growing belief that only a return to authoritarianism can bring stability to the country. Turkey, too, is enduring the destabilizing impact of polarization, which has persisted in the face of eleven years of extraordinary AKP success and energetic and extremely capable leadership periodically endorsed by the voting public: strengthening and civilianizing political institutions, weakening the military, improving the economy, and greatly enhancing the regional and international standing of the country. Polarization should not be treated as just a Middle Eastern phenomenon. The United States, too, is increasingly afflicted by a polarizing struggle between its two main political parties that has made democratic government that humanely serves the citizenry and the national public good a thing of the past. Of course, this disturbing de-democratizing trend in America owes much to the monetizing machinations of Wall Street and the spinning of 9/11 as a continuing security challenge that requires the government to view everyone, everywhere, including its own citizens, as potential terrorist suspects.
The nature of polarization is diverse and complex, reflecting context. It can be socially constructed around the split between religion and secularism as in Egypt or Turkey or in relation to divisions internal to a religion as in Iraq or as between classes, ethnicities, political parties, geographic regions. In the concreteness of history each case of polarization has its own defining set of circumstances, often highlighting minority fears of discrimination and marginalization, class warfare, ethnic and religious rivalry (e.g. Kurdish self-determination), and conflicting claims about natural resources. Also, as in the Middle East, polarization is not merely the play domestic forces struggling for ascendancy. Polarization is also being manipulated by powerful external political actors, to what precise extent and to what ends is unknowable. It is revealing that in the demonstrations in Cairo during the past month both pro- and anti-Morsi protesters have been chanting anti-American slogans, while the government invites a series of Western dignitaries with the aim of persuading the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood to accept the outcome of the coup.
Egypt and Turkey
The circumstances of polarization in Egypt and Turkey, although vastly different, share the experience of Islamic oriented political forces emerging from the shadow land of society after years of marginalization, and in Egypt's case brutal suppression. In both countries the armed forces had long played an important role in keeping the state under the rigid control of secular elites that served Western strategic and neoliberal economic interests. Up to now, despite periodic trials and tribulations, Turkey seems to have solved the riddle of modernity much more persuasively than Egypt.
In both countries electoral politics mandated radical power shifts unacceptable to displaced secular elites. Opposition forces in the two countries after enjoying decades of power and influence suddenly saw themselves displaced by democratic means with no credible prospect of regaining political dominance by success in future elections, having ceded power and influence to those who had previously been subjugated and exploited. Those displaced were unwilling to accept their diminished role, including this lowered status in relation to societal forces whose values were scorned as anti-modern and threatening to preferred life styles that were identified with 'freedom.' They complained bitterly, organized feverishly, and mobilized energetically to cancel the verdict of the political majority by whatever means possible.
Recourse to extra-democratic means to regain power, wealth, and influence seemed to many in the opposition, although not all, the only viable political option, but it had to be done in such a way that it seemed to be a 'democratic' outcry of the citizenry against the state. Of course, the state has its own share of responsibility for the traumas of polarization. The elected leadership often over-reacts, becomes intoxicated with its own majoritarian mandate, acts toward the opposition on the basis of worst case scenarios, adopts paranoid styles of response to legitimate grievances and criticisms, and contributes its part to a downward spiral of distrust and animosity. The media, either to accentuate the drama of conflict or because is itself often aligned with the secular opposition, tends to heighten tensions, creating a fatalist atmosphere of 'no return' for which the only possible solution is 'us' or 'them.' Such a mentality of war is an anathema for genuine democracy in which losers at any given moment still have a large stake in the viability and success of the governing process. When that faith in the justice and legitimacy of the prevailing political system is shattered democracy cannot generate good governance.
The Politics of Polarization
The opposition waits for some mistake by the governing leadership to launch its campaign of escalating demands. Polarization intensifies. The opposition is unwilling to treat the verdict of free elections as the final word as to an entitlement to govern. At first, such unwillingness is exhibited by extreme alienation and embittered fears. Later on, as opportunities for obstruction arise, this unwillingness is translated into political action, and if it gathers enough momentum, the desired crises of legitimacy and governability bring the country to the brink of collapse. Much depends on material conditions. If the economy is doing reasonably well, calmer heads usually prevail, which may help explain why the impact of severe polarization has been so much greater in Egypt than Turkey. Morsi has succumbed to the challenge, while Erdogan has survived. Reverse the economic conditions, and the political outcomes would also likely have been reversed, although such a possibility is purely conjectural.
The Egyptian experience also reflects the extraordinary sequence of recent happenings. The Tahrir Square upheavals of January 25th came after 30 years of Mubarak rule. A political vacuum was created by the removal of Mubarak that was quickly filled by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAP), but accompanied by the promise that a transition to democracy was the consensus goal binding all Egyptians, and once reached the generals would retire from the political scene. The popular sentiment then favored an inclusive democracy, which in 2011, was a coded way of saying that the Muslim Brotherhood should henceforth participate in the political process, finally being allowed to compete for a place in the governing process after decades of exclusion. There were from the beginning anxieties about this prospect among many in the anti-Mubarak ranks, and the Brotherhood seemed at first sensitive to secular and Coptic concerns even pledging that it had no intention of competing for the presidency of Egypt. All seemed well and good, with popular expectations wrongly assuming that the next president of Egypt would be a familiar secular figure, almost certainly drawn from the renegade membership of the fuloul, that is, a former beneficiary of the regime who joined the anti-Mubarak forces during the uprising. In the spring of 2011 the expectations were that Amr Moussa (former Secretary General of the Arab League and Mubarak Foreign Minister) would become Egypt's first democratically elected president and that the Muslim Brotherhood would function as a strong, but minority, force in the Egyptian parliament. As the parliament would draft a new constitution for the country, this was likely to be the first show of strength between the secular and religious poles of Egyptian political opinion.
Several unforeseen developments made this initial set of expectations about Egypt's political future unrealized. Above all, the Muslim Brotherhood was far more successful in the parliamentary elections than had been anticipated. These results stoked the fears of the secularists and Copts, especially when account was taken of the previously unappreciated political strength of several Salafi parties that had not previously shown any interest in participating in the government. Religiously oriented political parties won more than 70% of the contested seats, creating control over the constitution-making process. This situation was further stressed when the Brotherhood withdrew its pledge not to seek control of the government by fielding its own candidate for the presidency. This whole transition process after January 2011 was presided over by administrative entities answerable to SCAP. Several popular candidates were disqualified, and a two-stage presidential election was organized in 2012 in which Mohamed Morsi narrowly defeated Ahmed Shafik in the runoff election between the two top candidates in the initial vote. Shafik, an air force commander and the last Mubarak prime minister, epitomizing the persisting influence of the fuloul. In a sense, the electoral choice given to the Egyptian people involved none of the Egyptian revolutionary forces that were most responsible for the overthrow of Mubarak or representing the ideals that seemed to inspire most of those who filled Tahrir Square in the revolutionary days of January 2011. The Brotherhood supported the anti-Mubarak movement only belatedly when its victory was in sight, and seemed ideologically inclined to doubt the benefits of inclusive democratization, while Shafik, epitomizing the fuloul resurgent remnant of Mubarakism, never supported the upheaval, and did not even pretend to be a democrat, premising his appeal on promises to restore law and order, which would then supposedly allow Egypt to experience a rapid much needed economic recovery.
It was during the single year of Morsi's presidency that the politics of extreme polarization took center stage. It is widely agreed that Morsi was neither experienced nor adept as a political leader in what was a very challenging situation even if polarization had not been present to aggravate the situation. The Egyptian people anxiously expected the new leadership to restore economic normalcy after the recent period of prolonged disorder and decline. He was a disappointment, even to many of those who had voted for him, in all of these regards. Many Egyptians who said that they had voted for Morsi expressed their disenchantment by alleging the 'nothing had changed for the better since the Mubarak period,' and so they joined the opposition.
It was also expected that Morsi would immediately signal a strong commitment to social justice and to addressing the plight of Egyptian unemployed youth and subsistence masses, but no such promise was forthcoming. In fairness, it seemed doubtful that anyone could have succeeded in fulfilling the role of president of Egypt in a manner that would have satisfied the majority of Egyptians. The challenges were too obdurate, the citizenry too impatient, and the old Mubarak bureaucracy remained strategically in place and determined to oppose any change that might enhance the reputation of the Morsi leadership. Mubarak and some close advisors had been eliminated from the government, but the judiciary, the armed forces, and the Ministry of Interior were fuloul activist strongholds. In effect, the old secularized elites were still powerful, unaccountable, and capable of undermining the elected government that officially reflected the political will of the Egyptian majority. Morsi, a candidate with admittedly mediocre credentials, was elected to the presidency by an ominously narrow margin, and to make matters worse he inherited a mission impossible. Yet to unseat him by a coup was to upend Egypt's fledgling democracy, with currently no hopeful tomorrow in view.
The Authoritarian Temptation
What was surprising, and disturbing, was the degree to which the protest movement so quickly and submissively linked the future of Egypt to the good faith and prudent judgment of the armed forces. All protest forces have received in exchange was the forcible removal of Morsi, the renewal of a suppressive approach to the Brotherhood, and some rather worthless reassurances about the short-term nature of military rule. General Adel-Fattah el-Sisi from the start made it clear that he was in charge, although designating an interim president, Adly Mansour, a Mubarak careerist, who had only days before the coup been made chief judge of the Supreme Constitutional Court by Morsi's own appointment. Mansour has picked a new prime minister who selected a cabinet, supposedly consisting of technocrats, who will serve until a new government is elected. Already, several members of this civilian gloss on a military takeover of the governing process in Egypt have registered meek complaints about the excessive force being used against pro-Morsi demonstrations, itself a euphemism for crimes against humanity and police atrocities.
Better Mubarakism than Morsiism was the underlying sentiment relied upon to fan the flames of discontent throughout the country, climaxing with the petition campaign organized by Tamarod, a newly formed youth-led opposition, that played a major role in organizing the June 30th demonstrations of millions that were underpinned in the final days by a Sisi ultamatum from the armed forces that led to the detention and arrest of Morsi,. This was followed by the rise to political dominance of a menacing figure, General Adel-Fattah el-Sisi, who has led a military coup that talks of compromise and inclusive democracy while acting to criminalize the Muslim Brotherhood, and its leadership, using an onslaught of violence against those who peacefully refuse to fall into line. This military leadership is already responsible for the deliberate slaughter of Morsi loyalists in coldblooded tactics designed to terrorize the Muslim Brotherhood, and warn the Egyptian people that further opposition will not be tolerated.
I am certainly not suggesting that such a return to authoritarianism in this form is better for Egypt than the democracy established by Morsi, or favored by such secular liberals as Mohamed ElBaradei, who is now serving as Deputy Prime Minister. Unfortunately, this challenge directed at a freely elected democracy by a massive popular mobilization to be effective required an alliance with the coercive elements drawn from the deep state and private sector entrepreneurs. Such a dependency relationship involved a Faustian Bargain, getting rid of the hated Morsi presidency, but doing so with an eyes closed acceptance of state terror: large-scale shooting of unarmed pro-Morsi demonstrators, double standards dramatized by General Sisi's call to the anti-Morsi forces to give him a populist mandate to crush the Brotherhood by coming into the streets aggressively and massively. Egypt is well along a path that leads to demonic autocratic rule that will likely be needed to keep the Brotherhood from preventing the reestablishment of order. General Sisi's coup will be written off as a failure if there continues to be substantial street challenges and bloody incidents, which would surely interfere with restoring the kind of economic stability that Egypt desperately needs in coming months if it is to escape the dire destiny of being 'a failed state.' The legitimating test for the Sisi coup is 'order' not 'democracy,' and so the authoritarian ethos prevails, yet if this means a continuing series of atrocities, it will surely lead to yet another crisis of legitimacy for the country that is likely to provoke a further crisis of governability.
The controversial side of my argument is that Egypt currently lacks the political preconditions for the establishment of democracy, and in such circumstances, the premature attempt to democratize the political life of the country leads not only to disappointment, but to political regression. At this stage, Egypt will be fortunate if it can return to the relatively stable authoritarianism of the Mubarak dictatorship. Because of changed expectations, and the unlawful displacement of the Morsi leadership, it has now become respectable for the Tamarod, self-appointed guardians of the Tahrir Square revolution to support the 'cleansing' the Muslim Brotherhood. It is sad to take note of these noxious odors of fascism and genocide now contaminating the political atmosphere in Egypt.
The very different experience in Iraq, too, suggests that ill-advised moves to install democracy can unleash polarization in a destructive form. Despite his crimes, polarization had been kept in check during the authoritarian rule of Saddam Hussein, The attempted transition to democracy was deeply compromised by coinciding with the American occupation and proconsular rule. It produced sectarian polarization in such drastic forms that it will likely either lead to a new authoritarianism that is even more oppressive than what Saddam Hussein had imposed or resolved by a civil war in which the victor rules with an iron hand and the loser is relegated to the silent margins of Iraqi political life.
In the post-colonial world it is up to the people of each country to shape their own destiny (realizing the ethos of self-determination), and outsiders should rarely interfere however terrible the civil strife. Hopefully, the peoples of the Middle East will learn from these polarization experiences to be wary of entrusting the future of their country to the vagaries of majoritarian democracy, but also resistant to moves by politically displaced minorities to plot their return to power by a reliance on anti-democratic tactics, coalitions with the military, and the complicity of the deep state. There is no single template. Turkey, although threatened by polarization, has been able so far to contain its most dire threats to political democracy. Egypt has not been so lucky. For simplistic comparison, Turkey has had the benefits of a largely evolutionary process that allows for a democratic political culture to take hold gradually at societal and governmental levels. Egypt has, in contrast, experienced abrupt changes in a setting of widespread economic distress, and a radical form of polarization that denied all legitimacy to the antagonist, transforming the armed forces from foe to friend of the opposition because it was the enemy of their enemy. If this is the predictable outcome of moves to establish democracy, then authoritarian leadership may not be the worst of all possible worlds in every circumstance. It depends on context. In the Middle East this may require a comparison of the risks of democratization with the costs of authoritarianism, and this may depend on the degree and nature of polarization.
The presence of the oil reserves in the Gulf, as well as Iran, Iraq, and Libya, along with Israel's interest in avoiding the emergence of strong unified democratic states in the region makes the Middle East particularly vulnerable to the perils of polarization. In other regions similar structures of antagonism exist, but generally with less disastrous results. The dynamics of economic globalization cannot be divorced from the ways in which nominally independent sovereign states are subjected to the manipulative storms of geopolitics.
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I had the most fantastic holiday in Rome a couple of years ago before I was properly into beer and didn't know, or think to find out about, any of these places. So I'm half kicking myself and half thinking that I've got a really good excuse to go back!
Do you think they'd show Leeds United games on the box if we asked nicely?
Did you dare take your ropey pint of Tipopils back or were you too scared of the a potential Italian-style refusal.
It sounds as good as I hoped it would be, another firmly at the top of my wish list for when I visit Rome in July. Thankfully its a 10 min walk from our hotel and we are staying 6 night so plenty of time to visit and surely revisit.
I like the name of the bar - "But what have you come to do", or more colloquially "What did you come here for?" "Bir & Fud" is good too.
Mark - They only show proper games. Although there was a Blackpool scarf on the wall!
Rob - I didn't dare take it back! I drank most of it and then got another. You'll like this place a lot, I'm certain. Good to have a hotel so close as well. Ours was about 20 minutes away (by San Pietro station) and it was in a good spot.
Phil - It's a good name! It's also a pain to remember so thankfully they went with Football Pub as well!
I had my first Cantillon beer there, before I went to Belgium that is and when Cantillon was not available in Ireland, which it is now.
Mark, opposite The football pub and pretty much beside Bir & fud, is there a brewpub? Or another beer bar? When I was leaving the football pub I noticed it. Being my last night (and with family) I could not investigate.
Ah thanks. Looks like people are so insertanything-ed on leaving that they don't get to take a look. Of course I'm just basing that sweeping statement on both of us.
I did a google street view and it looks like its a beer bar but not at the same level. Still better than most Italian bars for beer. Hard to tell as the website is all italian.
The big pub in front to Football pub is Birreria Trilussa. It's the oldest pub in Trastevere, they has only industrial beers like Tennent's, Guinness and other big brand.


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1. As events have been moving lately on the Irish North-South Interconnector, I am grateful to Sarah Murphy of Northern Ireland Group SEAT for numerous news links.
2. The Irish News of 10/12/2013 notes in passing that the Moyle Interconnector, between Northern Ireland and Scotland, is "currently running at about half capacity".
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Emirates transports 2000-year-old Buddha to Zurich exhibition
A 2000-year-old Buddha belonging to Gandhara Civilization was transported by the Emirates SkyCargo between Pakistan and Switzerland, according to Shipping Gazette.
The statue from the Peshawar Museum in Pakistan was transported from its home to the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, Switzerland, and back by Emirates SkyCargo.
The ancient Gandhara civilization Buddha statue was given on special loan by the Peshawar Museum to feature in the exhibition 'Next Stop Nirvana - Approaches to Buddhism' at the Museum Rietberg, reports Gulf News of Dubai.
It was the first time that the statue had travelled outside of Pakistan. Special care had to be taken by the museums during the packing and installation process, as well as by Emirates SkyCargo during the transportation, to ensure that the monumental statue was not accidentally damaged.
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"Our standard procedures mention that any precious cargo has to be transported in secure metal door containers. However, for a statue of this size, this was not really an option," said Julius Mooney, Commercial Development manager - Speciality Products, Emirates SkyCargo. "For us the priority was twofold, to ensure that the shipment was handled with utmost care to avoid any damage from impact and of course to ensure the security of the priceless statue."
Emirates SkyCargo also worked with Emirates Group Security and Transguard to ensure seamless security screening, handling and clearance for the statue.
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Emirates SkyCargo executed the first leg of the movement from Peshawar to Zurich in December 2018 and completed the return leg from Zurich in early April 2019.


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Jean Paul NSHIMIRIMANA
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From 2013 to 2018, Jean Paul was working at Gahombo Hospital as Finances and Administration Manager. From June 2014, he received trainings in Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation. In 2016, he was trained on the Administrative and Accounting Procedures Manual by Ministry of Health and Fight against Aids of Burundi. From 2014 to 2016, he was enrolled in evening curricula in Enterprises Management Faculty for two years in order to get the Diploma of Licencié. The degree was obtained in 2017.
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Dr Arlette KAMARIZA
Monitoring and Evaluation Manager/ Communication
Dr Arlette did medical school at Nanchang University (China) and graduated in 2013. In 2013, she worked as a generalist practitioner and as a part time teacher in two universities and did after Bachelor Degree two programs: Medical Management of HIV infection in Burundi and Methods and Practice in Epidemiology. From December 2015 to June 2016, she worked as an expatriate for MSF (Médecins Sans Frontières) in Central African Republic. From August 2017, Dr Arlette is studying at OTC: Monitoring and Evaluation of health programs and projects.
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Dr Olivier GASHIRAHAMWE
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Dr Olivier graduated from the University of Burundi in March 2014 with a degree in general medicine. He also has expertise in surgical and gynecological-obstetrical emergencies as well as in abdominal-pelvic and obstetrical ultrasound acquired at Mutoyi Hospital, a hospital run by an Italian NGO called VISPE, where he worked from May 2014 until August 2017.
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Dr Wilson NKURUNZIZA
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Dr NKURUNZIZA Wilson graduated from the University of Burundi in 2018 with a degree in general medicine. He has also expertise in abdomino-pelvic and obstetrical ultrasound acquired at Van Norman Clinic.
After graduation up to November 2018, he worked at Nyanza Lac Bon Berger clinic and at Rutana Medical Center as a Medical Manager.
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Dr Emmanuel NSABIYUMVA
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Dr François Xavier MANIRAKIZA
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He did his studies of specialization in paediatric at University of Burundi during three years (3) and two (2) years at Cheikh Anta Diop University of DAKAR in Senegal. He did also medical imagery studies at EL Hadj Ibrahim Niass University and got a University diploma of General Echography (2011-2012). He has 15 years of experiences as a practitioner in general medicine from 1993-2008. He has been a director of different Hospitals (Hôpital Sanatorium de Kibumbu, Hôpital de District de Kibumbu, Hôpital de RUMONGE, and Hôpital de RUTOVU) and also an advisor doctor at INSS (Institut National de Sécurité Sociale): 2003-2004.
Ngoga Fred
Communication and Senior Ophthalmic clinic Officer.
Fred Is Rwandan by Nationality Holding Advanced diploma in Ophthalmology got From University of Rwanda College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences.
Fred Worked as Senior Trainer in Rwanda Eye Clinic located at Kigali, Where was to Train Nurses in Primary eye care Services and other Simple ophthalmic techinics for Six Months.
He has Participated in Rapid Assesment of Avoidable blindness in Rwanda Where He was Working as Clinic officer and Collecting Data from the Community during research of avoidable blindness disesases supervised by Dr Chiku Mathenge in Western Province.
In 2015 Fred came to Burundi where He worked in a Private Clinic located at NGOZI Province, Worked as Ophthalmic clinic officer.
In June 2016 Fred Joined IPROSARUDE Where now is currently based at Polyclinic espoir Gitega.
Currently Fred is working as Senior Ophthalmic clinic officer At Polyclinic Espoir Gitega, he is also communication officer.
In His Free time Fred likes to watch football Games especially English premier league, Swimming, and Watching Comedy Shows.
Fred Enjoyed Helping the People with Low opportunities and Patients with No Means of Paying their bills of Ophthalmology Treatments.
Jean Bosco NTUNGIRIMANA
Communication assistant
Jean Bosco NTUNGIRIMANA graduated from University of Burundi in Library sciences with high studies Diploma in 2003. The second Degree in Information sciences, especially in Archival studies has been awarded by the University of Cheikh Anta Diop of DAKAR (Senegal) via the online studies of University Agency for French speaking communities (Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie in french) in August 2011.
He is a Head of Documentation and Archives Department at the Burundian's Court of Audit for over 13 years. Since November 2017, He is a part-time Teacher at the University of Burundi especially in History Department.
As a professional in Library and archives management, he is also an independent Consultant in Libraries and archives management and provides professional consulting services on various aspects of Libraries, Archives and Records management in different Organizations such as in public and private sector.
Between March 2011 and September 2011, with funding from the International Development Research Centre, He was a Team Leader of the International Records Management Trust in conducting a case research study project related to "the Managing Records as Reliable Evidence for ICT/ e-Government and Freedom of Information in East Africa".
Médard IRITUNGIRA
Logistic and procurement officer
Médard IRITUNGIRA of Burundian nationality. He holds a diploma of the General Humanities. Concerning the professional career, currently, he is employed by IPROSARUDE, Polyclinic Espoir department of Gitega as cashier. From 2014 until 2015, he worked at MWARO and KAYOGORO respectively in the same institution mentioned above and with the same responsibilities.
Médard is also in charge of supply and logistics at IPROSARUDE.
Ease of working in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams, resistance to stress, endurance at work, openness, discretion and collaboration, sense of responsibility, spirit of synthesis and initiative, high priority-setting ability, professional secrecy, mastery of the administrative circuits, great courtesy and flexibilities towards employees: these are the main lines that characterize Mr. Médard IRITUNGIRA
Niyongere Antoinette
Administrative and finance assistant
Antoinette is an Administrative and Financial Assistant at the Polyclinique Espoir de Gitega. She was manager of the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega from July 2014 until December 2015.
She has a university diploma from the University of Burundi, in the Institute of Commerce, ISCO (Institut superieure de commerce), hospital management section. In 2013, she completed a professional internship at Hope Fund Microfinance in Bujumbura in accounting and reception services.
In 2012, she completed an internship at Polyclinique centrale de Bujumbura in the services of reception, invoicing, pharmacy and collection.
She is interested in sports and internet.
Arbam RWAKUNDA
Ophthalmic Clinic Officer
Arbam Is Rwandan by Nationality Holding Advanced diploma in Ophthalmology got From University of Rwanda College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences in 2008.
He has Participated in Rapid Assessment of Neglected Tropical Disease in Rwanda Where He was working as Clinic officer and Collecting Data from the Community during research where he was supervised by Prof. Eugene Saiba SEMANYENZI in Eastern Province in 2008
Arbam Worked as Senior Trainer in RBC INKURU NZIZA located at Kigali, Where was to Train Nurses in Primary eye care Services and other Simple ophthalmic techinics for one year, Arbam went to work in South Province of Rwanda at University Teaching Hospital of Butare CHUB as a Senior Ophthalmic Clinical Officer For about 4 years.
In 2013 Arbam came to Burundi where He worked in a Private Clinic located at CANKUZO Province, Worked as Ophthalmic clinic officer. In October 2015 Arbam Joined IPROSARUDE Where now is currently based at Polyclinic espoir Gitega.
Currently Arbam is working as Senior Ophthalmic clinic officer at Polyclinic Espoir Gitega at same time being Chief Nursing.
In His Free time Arbam likes to watch Movies, Swimming, Fitness and bodybuild, He also likes to spend time with his family especially during the week−end. Arbam likes to work in a team with good staff collaboration and helping the People with Low opportunities.
Aline UWIZEYE
Aline is Burundian by nationality. She holds a degree in biomedical laboratory analysis.
Aline joined IPROSARUDE in July 2015 where she works as a laboratory technician. She has always dreamed of working for health promotion and community development. She also loves science and the social.
Dr Léonard AKILIMALI MUTAYUBARA
Consultant Physician
Leonard is a doctor from the Democratic Republic of Congo who has lived in Burundi since 2001. He attended the University of Burundi, Faculty of Medicine and then completed his doctoral studies in general medicine at the University of Ngozi.
He has worked in the civil service (Kinyinya District Health Hospital) where he has held the position of Head of Internal Medicine Department, and has developed his skills in this district hospital, particularly in surgical operations and in the practice of obstetric, pelvic and abdominal ultrasound.
He had the opportunity to participate in several training courses during his tenure in the public service, which allowed him to sharpen his skills.
After almost 3 years in the public service, he went to work in a private structure (Clinic Vision Santé) for one year and 7 months where he was head of the gyneco-obstetrics department.
Currently, he feels very comfortable working in a local NGO (IPROSARUDE) following a good organization within this association.
Leonard is a doctor who is passionate about his work and is always determined to carry out the tasks assigned to him.
Claudette NTAKARUTIMANA
Claudette is Burundian. She graduated in technical and paramedical science from Mwaro University in Burundi in 2013.
In September 2014, Claudette volunteered at Polyclinique Espoir de Gitega. Currently, Claudette has been a nurse at the Polyclinique Espoir de Gitega since May 2017.
Felix NDAYIZEYE
Felix is Burundian. He has an A2 medical technician diploma from Ecole paramedical de Cankuzo (eastern Burundi).
Félix has been an IPROSARUDE employee at the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega since January 2018.
Félix started working as a nurse from 2013 right after high school until November 2015 at the REMA hospital in Ruyigi, where he was responsible for a sub-service of foot-boot management and also took part in the supervision of student trainees.
From June 2016 until June 2017 Félix worked as a volunteer nurse at the Hospital Espoir de Kibuye, in Gitega, where he was able to take on all the tasks entrusted to him in the pediatrics, neonatology and therapeutic stabilization services for the malnourished. He has also worked in the surgical department of the operating theatre (as scrub nurse and assistant to the operating physician).
Félix had long been eager to work for IPROSARUDE in order to learn more and contribute to the improvement of rural health development, and now he has had the chance to work as a nurse at the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega.
Fidela CIMPAYE
Fidela is of Burundian nationality. She studied at the University Lumière de Bujumbura in business informatics. She is employed at IPROSARUDE as collection manager at the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega.
Fidelité BUCUTI
Responsible for Voluntary Testing Counseling
Fidelité is of Burundian nationality. She graduated as an A2 medical technician at the Muyinga Paramedical School in August 2013.
From 2014 until now, she has been working at IPROSARUDE as a nurse at the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega, where she is also responsible for voluntary testing counseling.
Jean Pierre NDAGIJIMANA
Jean Pierre is Burundian. He has a degree from a higher vocational institute.
Jean Pierre has been a laboratory technician since 2011. He worked at Rushanali's health center in Bujumbura, and then in March 2012, Jean Pierre joined the Clinic vision santé in Gitega, until July 2015. Jean Pierre also worked at the Giheta Medical Clinic in 2016 in the installation and start-up of a new laboratory from August 2016 to September 2017.
At the end of 2017, Jean Pierre had the chance to share his knowledge to save human life within IPROSARUDE.
Jean Pierre likes football, volleyball, and action movies.
NAHIMANA Larissa
Larissa is Burundian. She holds a bachelor's degree in paramedical science from the University of Mwaro in 2013. Since January 2014, she has completed professional internships at the Kibumbu Hospital in Mwaro until March 2017. In April 2017 until January 2018 she worked at the health center of Dr. NDUWUMWAMI in Gitega.
Larissa joined IPROSARUDE at the end of January 2018 where she is employed as a nurse at the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega.
NAMBAJIMANA THEONESTE
Théoneste is Rwandan by nationality holding Bachelor's degree in dental therapy with honor got From University of Rwanda, College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences.
Théoneste participate in different seminars and workshops on assessment on basic oral care package (BPOC) in Rwanda and other dental practices.
In January 2016 Théoneste came to Burundi where worked in BurundiMedical and Research Center (BUMEREC)hospital in Bujumbura city,worked as Dental Therapist.
Théoneste joined IPROSARUDEinOctober 2017,where now is currently based at Polyclinic espoir Gitegaand works as Dental Therapist.
When Théoneste is free, he likes to read online news paper and worldwide actualities,comedy, tobe with people and to wacth football and
Théoneste enjoys hardworking and supporting people who are in need in their lives especially those who come to seek dental treatments.
NDAGIJIMANA Claver
Maternity Services Manager
Claver is of Burundian nationality. He holds a bachelor's degree in health science with a Midwife option from Mwaro University in 2015.
In December 2015, he was a part-time midwife at the medico-surgical centre in Kinindo for 6 months and then in January 2017 until the end of January 2018, he worked at IPROSARUDE as a volunteer midwife.
At the beginning of February 2018, he is engaged at IPROSARUDE in the Polyclinic Espoir de Gitega as a permanent midwife.
Raphael NDAYISABA
Raphael is of Burundian nationality. He has been an employee of IPROSARUDE since December 2014 as an optician.
In everyday life, Raphael loves sports.
Ange Erica IDUFASHE
IDUFASHE Ange Erica is Burundian. She graduated at MWARO University in 2014 with a degree in science and paramedical technique. From July 2016, she started to work at Clinique Espoir de Mwaro, one of IPROSARUDE's clinics. She is in charge of pharmacy management. She is also in charge of compiling clinic's reports.
Eric NDIHOKUBWAYO
Ophtalmic clinic officer
Eric NDIHOKUBWAYO graduated at University of Hope of Africa in ophthalmology in the faculty of the sciences of health in 2016. From 2016, he joined Clinique Espoir de Mwaro as a clinician in ophthalmology.
Jacqueline KAMIKAZI
Cashier of Clinique Espoir de Mwaro
KAMIKAZI Jacqueline is Burundian. In 2011, she graduated with A2 diploma in Telecommunications and Management Computer. In 2012, she worked at the Centre Médical de Kayogoro (CMEK), one of IPROSARUDE clinics.
From December 2014, she was transferred to work at Clinic Espoir de Mwaro (CEMWA) as manager.
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According to the unequal access to health care services in urban and rural areas (in dental care services, the country had almost 10 dental clinics and most of them are working in capital city; about ophthalmology 80% of ophthalmogists and 75% of eye facilities were in urban areas); then a group of medical providers had set up the NGO called IPROSARUDE (initiative for promotion of rural health and development) in order to increase the access to health care in rural areas.
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La vida entera
by composer Fernando Gomez Santos
Sexy and modern reggaeton track sung in Spanish, perfect for film and TV
La vida entera(02:57) - ID: 178591
Happy Upbeat Corporate
by composer Kevin Kim
This track will perfectly fit for inspirational videos and motivational videos, YouTube videos, films ,TV, nature videos and photo slideshows,commercials, corporated videos, movies and more.
Happy Upbeat Corporate(05:24) - ID: 178579
Valentine's Day Together!
by composer psychedelic banjos
Happy Valentine's Day! This is a catchy pop instrumental featuring the sound of bells, percussion, bass, synth, and more. Eliciting a fun and dreamy vibe, this is a very versatile tune. This clip could help in cartoons, video games, YouTube videos, websites, blogs, podcasts, film projects, radio b...
Valentine's Day Together!(01:14) - ID: 178509
Valentine's Day Together! (30 Seconds)(00:31) - ID: 178510
Valentine's Day Together! (Ten Second Transition or Bumper)(00:11) - ID: 178511
Valentine's Day Together! (Five Second Stinger or Introduction)(00:06) - ID: 178512
Dead Man Walking
by composer Francisco Gonzalves
Musical theme for film, documentary or theater.
Dead Man Walking(04:37) - ID: 178489
Dreaming Of Africa (Inspirational African Trailer)
by composer Kevin P. Holt (CAE/IPI): 1106756468
A rhythmic and uplifting African inspired piece, full of energy and tradition. Great for films with African content, documentaries, travel vlogs, cultural historical scenes, advertisements and more. Features: Traditional African drums and hand percussion, native vocal FX, kora, ngoni, kalimba, marim...
Dreaming Of Africa (Inspirational African Trailer) 2:00(02:02) - ID: 178472
Inspire Creativity Meditation
Inspire Creativity Meditation is a soothing meditative soundscape created with inspiring creativity in mind. Featuring the sound of strings, a church choir, organ, wind chimes, and synth, this is a powerful ambient instrumental. This motivating clip could help in film projects, radio bits, cartoon...
Inspire Creativity Meditation (Ten Minute Soundscape)(10:01) - ID: 178459
Inspire Creativity Meditation (75 Second Soundscape)(01:16) - ID: 178460
Inspire Creativity Meditation (Transition or Bumper)(00:10) - ID: 178461
Epic Orchestral Transitions
These are transitions and stingers that features the sound of orchestral strings and woodwinds. This clip could help in cartoons, video games, YouTube videos, websites, film projects, radio bits, commercials, tutorials, introductions, explainer videos, advertisements, tech projects, corporate pres...
Epic Orchestral Transition or Bumper (Ten Seconds)(00:11) - ID: 178448
Epic Orchestral Transition or Bumper #2 (Ten Seconds)(00:11) - ID: 178449
Epic Orchestral Stinger (Five Seconds)(00:05) - ID: 178450
Epic Orchestral Stinger #2 (Five Seconds)(00:05) - ID: 178451
The Acoustic Guitar Road
The Acoustic Guitar Road is a bright, cheerful and optimistic music track with an easy-going, contented mood. It features a folksy acoustic guitar theme with a mid tempo drum rhythm. Ideal background music for telling a story from your life, presenting a slide show from a family photo album, making ...
The Acoustic Guitar Road(02:06) - ID: 178432
Dramatic Orchestral
by composer Hugh McKeown
Dramatic Orchestral track with tense build up. Suited to TV, film, animation and much more!
Dramatic Orchestral - Full(00:46) - ID: 178389
Dramatic Orchestral - No strings(00:30) - ID: 178391
Dramatic Orchestral - No Buildup(00:29) - ID: 178392
Dramatic Orchestral - No Buildup, No Trailing Strings(00:29) - ID: 178393
Dramatic Orchestral - Loop(00:16) - ID: 178394
Dramatic Orchestral - Sting(00:06) - ID: 178390
The Acoustic Guitar River
The Acoustic Guitar River is a calm and inspirational music track that sounds as peaceful and soothing as the water flowing in a river. It features a simple and sophisticated acoustic guitar motif that brings hope and evokes the desire to live and create. Perfect for family videos, slide shows, trav...
The Acoustic Guitar River(02:04) - ID: 178357
Inspiring Piano Transitions
This is a transition or bumper that features inspiring piano, wind chimes, and atmospheric ambience. This clip could help in film projects, radio bits, cartoons, video games, YouTube videos, websites, commercials, tutorials, introductions, explainer videos, advertisements, tech projects, corporate...
Inspiring Piano Transition(00:15) - ID: 178275
Inspiring Piano Transition (10 Seconds)(00:11) - ID: 178276
Inspiring Piano Transition (Five Seconds)(00:06) - ID: 178277
Lo-Fi Reflections: Chill Late Night Study Background
This is a laid-back lo-fi instrumental featuring electronic drums, synth, and various flourishes that elicit a reflective, relaxing vibe. This clip could help in film projects, radio bits, cartoons, video games, podcasts, blogs, YouTube videos, websites, commercials, tutorials, introductions, expl...
Lo-Fi Reflections: Chill Late Night Study Background(00:40) - ID: 178270
Lo-Fi Reflections: Chill Late Night Study Background (30 Seconds)(00:30) - ID: 178271
Lo-Fi Reflections: Chill Late Night Study Background (Ten Second Bumper)(00:10) - ID: 178272
Lo-Fi Reflections: Chill Late Night Study Background (Five Second Stinger)(00:06) - ID: 178273
Deep Tech Ambient
by composer Eric Duroc Sacem Code IPI : 668132433
High tech ambient background music. This calm and peaceful track will be suitable for technology presentations, documentary soundtracks, animation and computer graphics videos, high-tech commercials corporate films, science, nature, health, humanities films. architecture and design.
Deep Tech Ambient(06:03) - ID: 178236
Suspenseful Mystery and Horror
by composer Tiantsis Costas - BMI, CAE/IPI #: 897729456
Suspenseful Mystery and Horror is a cinematic track that features psychedelic percussion and a variety of synths. Its horror and mysterious aesthetic makes it very suitable for projects like horror movies and films, video games, youtube videos, trailers, promos, commercials, advertisements, vlogs, t...
Suspenseful Mystery and Horror(02:19) - ID: 178218
Suspenseful Mystery and Horror (60 Sec)(01:00) - ID: 178219
Suspenseful Mystery and Horror (Stinger)(00:06) - ID: 178222
The Pride of Canada (Inspiring Electronica with Church Choir)
The Pride of Canada is an inspiring electronic instrumental features the sound of bells, drums, and a church choir. This clip could help in film projects, radio bits, cartoons, video games, podcasts, blogs, YouTube videos, websites, commercials, tutorials, introductions, explainer videos, advertise...
The Pride of Canada (Inspiring Electronica with Church Choir)(01:16) - ID: 178188
The Pride of Canada (Inspiring Electronica with Church Choir; 30 Seconds)(00:30) - ID: 178189
The Pride of Canada (Inspiring Electronica with Church Choir; Bumper or Transition)(00:09) - ID: 178190
We Have Faith (Lively Shout Style Gospel)
A fast and lively Gospel styled piece singing of faith. Works great for films with religious content, documentaries, travel and church videos. Features: female vocals, female bvs, hammond organ, piano, electric piano, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, hand claps and drums. 2 edits available Long and s...
We Have Faith (Lively Shout Style Gospel) - Long(01:22) - ID: 178185
We Have Faith (Lively Shout Style Gospel) - Short(00:38) - ID: 178186
Motorsports Exciting Rock
It is a cool, uplifting, exciting, energetic, fast, powerful, hard, dynamic, aggressive and driving guitar rock. Perfect for course introduction of motorsports program, interview, highlight video, thrilling movie, anime, game, etc.
Motorsports Exciting Rock - Full(02:05) - ID: 178127
Motorsports Exciting Rock - Loop(01:39) - ID: 178129
Motorsports Exciting Rock - Short(01:15) - ID: 178128
Cartoon Laughter Transition
This is a laughing sound, made with cartoon, video game, and animation transitions in mind. Perfect for a wide array of projects, this sound is also useful for corporate presentations, YouTube clips, sound design, video production, cinematic projects, films, slide transitions, television shows, sch...
Cartoon Laughter Transition(00:02) - ID: 178125
Silly Comedy Trumpet
by composer Joel Loopez
A fun soundtrack evoking a silly mood with wood percussions, muted trumpet, tuba, clarinet and flutes. Great for funny commercials, comedy events, slideshows, quirky presentations, family advertisements or any sort of silly media that requires a funny musical background.
Dizzy Duck (Main)(01:34) - ID: 178071
Dizzy Duck (Full Loop)(01:24) - ID: 178079
Dizzy Duck (60sec)(01:00) - ID: 178072
Dizzy Duck (Short Loop 1)(00:15) - ID: 178077
Dizzy Duck (5sec)(00:05) - ID: 178076


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Jamie Clayton Quotes
Jamie Clayton
Birthday January 15, 1978
Birthplace San Diego, California, United States
Nationality United States Of America
Occupations Television Actor, Model, Actor
Characters Portrayed
Nomi Marks
There's a huge difference between what we work for and what we live for.
— Nomi Marks (Jamie Clayton), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
The real violence, the violence that I realized was unforgivable, is the violence that we do to ourselves, when we're too afraid to be who we really are.
Today, I'm marching for that part of me that was once too afraid to march and for all the people who can't march, the people living lives like I did. Today, I march to remember that I'm not just a me. I'm also a we. And we march with pride.
— Nomi Marks (Jamie Clayton), Sense8, Season 1: I Am Also a We
Related quotes to Jamie Clayton tagged Sense8
I have all these voices in my head, but yours… it's the only one I can't live without.
— Lito Rodriguez (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
In the end, we'll all be judged by the courage of our hearts.
— Lito Rodriguez (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), Sense8, Season 1: We Will All Be Judged by the Courage of Our Hearts
This is what life is. Fear, rage, desire, love. To stop feeling emotions, to stop wanting to feel them is to feel death.
— Sun Bak (Bae Doona ), Sense8, Season 1: Just Turn the Wheel and the Future Changes
Death doesn't let you say goodbye. It just carves holes in your life, in your future, in your heart.
— Riley Blue (Tuppence Middleton), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
The past is done with us the moment we are done with it.
— Sun Bak (Bae Doona ), Sense8, Season 1: What Is Human?
I love you. That's why you can't give up. I love you.
— Will Gorski (Brian J. Smith), Sense8, Season 1: I Can't Leave Her
We all know when people are lying to us, we just don't want to listen.
— Jonas Maliki (Naveen Andrews), Sense8, Season 1: I Am Also a We
All beauty is temporary. Decay and death haunt every breath we take.
— Lito Rodriguez (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), Sense8, Season 1: Art Is Like Religion
Sometimes you make a mistake. You've got two choices: you live with it, or you fix it.
— Wolfgang Bogdanow (Max Riemelt), Sense8, Season 1: What Is Human?
Love is not something we wind up, something we set or control. Love is just like art. A force that comes into our lives without any rules, expectations or limitations.
— Hernando (Alfonso Herrera), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
At some point, we all encounter our own parca negra. He is that thing we are afraid of, that thing that stops us from becoming what we know we can become.
It's not the drugs that make a drug addict, it's the need to escape reality.
— Riley Blue (Tuppence Middleton)
Killing is easy when you can feel nothing.
— Jonas Maliki (Naveen Andrews), Sense8, Season 1: What Is Human?
I take everything I am feeling, everything that matters to me, I push all of it into my fist, and I fight for it.
Who we are is less relevant than what we are, and what we are is different from them.
— Jonas Maliki (Naveen Andrews), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye
Life and death are always so mixed up together, in the same way some beginnings are endings and some endings become beginnings.
— Capheus (Aml Ameen), Sense8, Season 1: Death Doesn't Let You Say Goodbye


Municipal operation. When efforts to lease the system to a private operator failed, name usage was altered to CMR.
The Dominion government received a petition from James F. MacLeod and others on 08 February 1884 for the incorporation of the Calgary Omnibus, Tramway and Transfer Company. The petition was withdrawn before a bill could be passed. ( Journal of the House of Commons Vol. 18, p. 86).
Operating frequent bus service from the end of the streetcar track to Currie Barracks using two buses. Fare: 5¢ or 6 tickets for 25¢. ( Calgary Herald 21 September 1943, p. 7). Also operated bus service to Calgary Airport in connection with the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan flight school 1941 - ?[1944?] ( Calgary Herald 21 January 1941, p. 9). Company began bus service between Calgary and Turner Valley in 1932. Also operated taxicabs in Calgary.
Bain says Ackermans bought surplus CTS buses for Forest Lawn bus service in 1951. Owner at the time of annexation was W.H. Ratcliffe, with 7 staff and 5 buses ( Calgary Herald Dec. 13, 1961, p. 1). Forest Lawn annexed to Calgary 01 January 1962 ( Canadian Coach 1969, 1970).
* Bus operation begun with leased vehicles (CR&MW 1932). First CMR buses purchased 1935.
§ Or commuter rail, depending on the definition used.
Bain, D[onald] M., Calgary Transit Then and Now , Kishorn Publications, Calgary (Alberta), 1994.
NewDavesRailPix: Alberta , a World Wide Web gallery of photos at the URL: http://newdavesrailpix.com/odds/ab/ab.htm, 2004.
Hatcher, Colin K., Stampede City Streetcars: The Story of the Calgary Municipal Railway , Railfare Enterprises Limited, Montreal (Quebec), 1975.
Sanders, Harry Max, Calgary Transit: A Centennial History , Calgary: City of Calgary, 2009.


Yes, I am one of those fans who have been waiting for this Season 2 of Attack on Titan anime series since the first season ended in 2013. In case you haven't done the math yet, that waiting mode has been more than three years now. If you are a fan of any on-going series, waiting for a year is already a long and almost forever of anticipating. The Attack on Titan being one of the best and successful anime series right now, three years release gap between Season 1 and Season 2 is like infinity. Thankfully though it wasn't literally infinity, as today, the trailer for the second season of Attack on Titan anime version has just been released online, together with a premiere date. Watch it below.
So what can you say? To me, it is going to be a hell of a Clash of Titans kind of series installment and after seeing this first and official trailer, I am so ready and can't wait for the 2017 to arrive. Based on the trailer itself, it looks like not all Titans, except of course Eren Yeager's Titan mode, are mindless and man-eating giants like what we saw in the first season. Right now in this new installment, we see there are good titans fighting alongside with humans. Additionally, the trailer promises a lot of more intense action scenes, darker and deeper storyline compared to the previous season. More and more plot revelations will be witnessed in this one.
Releasing this Attack on Titan Season 2 trailer on a Christmas day is definitely the merriest holiday gift that Pinoy anime fans can receive this time of the year. If you are a fellow fan reading this post, I am 100% sure you know what I am talking about.
Now why it took that long for the season 2 to become a reality? Well the main reason was to avoid the anime series catching up with the Shingeki No Kyojin manga series which this Attack on Titan is based on. So while the anime production was in hiatus mode, the manga series keeps on releasing new episodes and progressing the storyline. I don't read the manga version though, but if you do I guess you already know what storylines this anime installment will cover.
As for its release date, there is actually no exact premiere date for the Attack on Titan Season 2 yet, but Funimation has already confirmed that it will arrive sometime in April 2017.


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