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DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft
WKN: A0Z23G
ISIN: DE000A0Z23G6
DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft: DEAG on growth course after successful first nine months of 2019
DGAP-News: DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft / Key word(s): Preliminary Results
DEAG on growth course after successful first nine months of 2019
- Business once again develops fully in line with expectations in the third quarter
- Group sales of EUR 123.1 million after nine months,
EBITDA margin nearly doubles to 6.5 percent
- Very strong fourth quarter expected
- Ticketing headed for a record year
- Further acquisition in finalization phase
Berlin, 22 November 2019 - According to preliminary figures, DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft (Prime Standard, ISIN: DE000A0Z23G6, stock exchange symbol: LOUD, "DEAG") is reporting a successful course of business in the first nine months of the financial year 2019. Sales and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) were in line with the company's ambitious plans. In the third quarter, sales rose significantly by 70 percent from EUR 34.8 million to EUR 59.2 million. EBITDA increased to EUR 4.9 million from July to September 2019, up from EUR 0.9 million the previous year. This year, the focus of sales is on the second half of the year as planned and on the fourth quarter, in particular. This is characterised by the many sold out events in all divisions and by the Christmas business that includes national and international Christmas events. Accordingly, DEAG expects the fourth quarter of 2019 to be one of the strongest quarters in the company's history.
After nine months, Group sales totalled EUR 123.1 million (sales before consolidations EUR 130.6 million) after EUR 152.9 million in the same period of the previous year. Operating EBITDA for the first nine months was EUR 8.0 million, compared to an adjusted figure of EUR 5.1 million in the same period of the previous year. Earnings were thus fully in line with expectations. The EBITDA margin was also within DEAG's target corridor at 6.5 percent after nine months and 8.3 percent in the third quarter.
The fourth quarter of 2019 was heavily impacted by the high density of events and intensive pre-sales for events to be held in 2020, a significant share of which were sold via DEAG's own ticketing platforms, leading to record results for MyTicket.de and MyTicket.co.uk in 2019. Based on these general conditions and the strong third quarter, DEAG is on a sound forecasting course for 2019. DEAG is also currently in the final phase of negotiations on acquiring yet another ticketing company.
DEAG will publish final figures on 29 November 2019 together with the quarterly report as of 30/09/2019. The quarterly report is available on www.deag.de.
About DEAG
DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft (DEAG) is a leading entertainment service company and a provider of Live Entertainment in Europe with subsidiaries in its core markets. DEAG produces and profitably organises a broad range of live entertainment events and concerts. As a Live Entertainment service company with an integrated business model, DEAG has extensive expertise in the organisation, marketing and holding of events, as well as in ticket sales via its own ticketing platform 'MyTicket' for its own and third-party content. The highly scalable business model of MyTicket strengthens DEAG on its way to increasing profitability. DEAG promotes over 4,000 concerts and events a year and currently sells more than 5 million tickets, of which a steadily increasing share is sold via its high-turnover ticketing platform MyTicket.
Founded in Berlin in 1978 and listed since 1998, DEAG's core businesses include Rock/Pop, Classics & Jazz, Family Entertainment and Arts+Exhibitions. The Family Entertainment and Arts+Exhibitions divisions in particular are of great importance to the further development of DEAG's own content. With its strong partner network, DEAG is excellently positioned in the market as an internationally active Live Entertainment service company.
DEAG shares (ISIN: DE000A0Z23G6 | WKN: A0Z23G |ticker symbol: LOUD) are listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the quality segment of Deutsche Börse.
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Axel Mühlhaus
Phone: 0049 69 905505-52
e-mail: deag@edicto.de
Company: DEAG Deutsche Entertainment Aktiengesellschaft
Phone: +49-30-810 75-0
Fax: +49-30-810 75-519
Internet: www.deag.de
ISIN: DE000A0Z23G6, DE000A2NBF25
WKN: A0Z23G, A2NBF2
Listed: Regulated Market in Berlin, Frankfurt (Prime Standard); Regulated Unofficial Market in Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Tradegate Exchange; London


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Wild weather makes a wet start to the working week, one year on from record heat
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Summernats took place on the hottest day ever recorded in Canberra, 12 months ago. Photo: Region Media.
Heavy rainfall and low temperatures have hit the ACT as many return to work after their festive season break, a year on from the highest temperatures ever recorded in the Territory.
There were falls of up to 20 mm across the Territory today (4 January), and the ESA was called to several incidents including tree damage in Reid, Flynn, Charnwood and Griffith. The highest falls were recorded at Mt Ginnini and there were localised heavy falls across the Territory.
The Bureau of Meteorology's duty forecaster said that rainfall and thunderstorms were widespread across an area stretching from Western NSW to the Hunter Valley, Sydney, Illawarra and South Coast.
The system is now beginning to move offshore as it reaches the coast.
"Canberra has seen some rainfall but there were heavier falls to the north," the duty broadcaster said.
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"There's been a trough moving through NSW away from Canberra, and after that there will be a slow transition to more settled weather over the next few days."
The weather will be more settled in Canberra towards the end of the week although there's still potential for showers and potential thunderstorms over the next few days.
Saturday is expected to be a clear and sunny day with a maximum temperature of 31 degrees.
Temperatures for next week will range between 22 and 24 degrees. The weather will be mild but wet on Tuesday and Wednesday, and cloudier on Thursday, forecast to be partly cloudy with a maximum temperature of 22 degrees.
READ ALSO: Canberra swelters through the hottest day since records began
One year ago, on 4 January 2020, Canberrans sweltered through their hottest day on record, while smoke from the NSW bushfires pushed air quality well above hazardous levels.
The Air Quality Index in Florey hit 512 at 3:00 pm one year ago today, more than two-and-a-half times the hazardous threshold.
An hour later at 4:05 pm, the city set a new maximum of 43.5 degrees at Canberra Airport according to Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) data, which was more than a full degree higher than the predicted maximum of 42 degrees.
The previous record was set in 1939 at an Acton site, which recorded a maximum temperature of 42.8 degrees, while the Canberra Airport site recorded a maximum temperature of 42.2 degrees in 1968.
Despite firmly worded pleas from Chief Minister Andrew Barr, Summernats took place on Canberra's hottest day on record, with total fire bans in place and air quality more than 15 times worse than the hazardous threshold at times.
However, co-owner of Summernats Andy Lopez said organisers made sure that the event is safe for everyone.
"We have consulted with various agencies in government, both fire and health all the way through, and we are comfortable that we are able to proceed," he told Region Media at the time.
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Prior to founding the firm in 2004, Todd was General Counsel of Marimba, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRBA), an enterprise software company he helped guide from start-up to successful public company. Todd also served as Vice President of Business Affairs & Legal for Shockwave.com. Todd started his career with Latham & Watkins in San Francisco, California and later Gunderson Dettmer in Menlo Park, California.
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History of Shotton Steel
New coating lines to meet increasing demand
Since a Product Development Centre was established in 1969 at Shotwick, on the outskirts of Shotton Works, BSC's Strip Mills Division's coatings capacity has increased from 650K tonnes a year to nearly 1m. tonnes. Plans are announced to extend field development facilities with new process equipment, pilot lines and improved facilities for design and engineering services, and prototype construction. The new equipment will include an experimental multi-ply sheet laminating line, a pilot sheet coating line, an experimental surface finishing line and facilities for sheet stocking.
In March British Steel Corporation announces the development of a new coatings complex at Shotton at a cost of £42 million.
It will have coil-to-coil coating lines for hot dip galvanising, electro zinc plating and organic paint coating, adding approx. 400,000 tonnes to the works' annual coatings capacity. It is scheduled for completion in 1977 and will create 475 new jobs.
The news offers some solace to a loyal workforce with a depth of experience in galvanising and other coatings probably unmatched in the world. In the words of a trade union leader, "It gives everyone new heart and belief in the future."
Steel closures review
In June, a review of proposed steel closures is announced. It will be headed by Lord Beswick, Minister of State at the Department of Industry in the Labour Government elected in February. He visits Shotton in August by which time the works and community action committees committed to fighting the Shotton closure plans are very active. The closure issue and its likely impact on a wide area of North East Wales and Cheshire attracts interest from the national media with major public affairs programmes eg BBC's Panorama and ITV's This Week featuring the issue and leading industrial writers from the national newspapers such as The Financial Times visiting the works. Members of the steelworks' action committee inspect tandem open hearth furnaces in Czechoslovakia and claim similar furnaces could be installed at Shotton for about £10 million. The profile of the closure issue within the community is raised by a Miss Steel competition and the sale of a recording of a protest song.
As part of its contribution to the "Plant a Tree" national campaign, 600 saplings were planted on reclaimed marshland across Shotton Works in 1973 with a further 300 to be planted this year.
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Brighton runners steal the show
PUBLISHED: July 5, 2016 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: July 11, 2019 at 12:00 a.m.
CHELMSFORD — Brilliant sunshine. Temperatures in the 80-degree range.
A former world boxing champion on hand to pass out water and shout encouragement. And streets lined by thousands of people cheering and waiting for the town's 4th of July parade to begin.
Yeah, Monday's John Carson 2-mile Road Race — which saw 1,974 runners cross the finish line — was another tremendous event.
Brighton residents Louis Serafini, the men's winner, and Rosa Moriello, the women's champion, stole the show.
Serafini won in 9 minutes, 3 seconds to edge Groton resident Neal Darmody by eight seconds and Lowell's Ruben Sanca by 14 seconds.
On the women's side, Moriello finished ninth overall in 10:35. The next fastest female runner was Beverly Antunes of Boston, who was 14th overall in 10:45.
Former boxing champ Micky Ward handed out water in support of the runners along North Road.
Other runners in the top 10 were Pat Fullevrou of Bradford (4th, 9:38), Peter Omae of Lowell (5th, 9:54), Quinn Cooney of Chelmsford (6th, 10:07), Kevin Murphy of Chelmsford (7th, 10:10), Mike Griffin of Fiskdale (8th, 10:11) and Bob Tremblay of Chelmsford (10th, 10:36).
Other runners in the top 100
11. Jared Nyamora, Lowell 10:42
12. Brian Wilson, N. Chelmsford 10:43
13. Michael Cooney, Chelmsford 10:43
14. Beverly Antunes, Boston 10:45
15. Chris Antunes, Boston 10:45
16. Zachary Jarnagin, Chelmsford 10:51
17. James Pawlicki, Lynn 10:52
18. Kaitlin Sheedy, Arlington 10:57
19. Jim St. Pierre, Wilmington 10:58
20. Ethan Mathews, Ayer 11:03
21. Joe Shairs, Peabody 11:07
22. Isaac Stickney, Portland, Me. 11:13
23. Matthew Sheridan, Chelmsford 11:14
24. Jonathan Sheehan, Tyngsboro 11:15
25. Terry McNatt, Needham 11:18
26. Kara Haas, Chelmsford 11:18
27. Mike Griffin, Wrentham 11:21
28. Tyler Labonte, Dracut 11:25
29. Justin Patronick, Nashua, N.H. 11:30
30. Zach Taylor, Nashua, N.H. 11:31
31. Chris Dermott, Barrington, R.I. 11:36
32. Mitchell Holman, Westford 11:41
33. Sean McKeen, Westford 11:42
34. Emily Ruggiero, Westford 11:44
35. John Nacsin, Braintree 11:46
36. Matt Arsenault, Chelmsford 11:49
37. Brandon Doyle, Hudson, N.H. 11:52
38. Rita Maurais, Hopedale 11:52
39. Alex Imperillo, Chelmsford 11:52
40. Aaron Bellomo, Hudson, N.H. 11:55
41. Douglas Cook, Billerica 11:55
42. Jonathan Morris, Methuen 11:56
43. Noah Bellomo, Hudson, N.H. 11:56
44. Joshua Bellomo, Hudson, N.H. 11:56
45. Aaron Zadalis, Lexington 11:59
46. Joe Amato, Hollis, N.H. 12:06
47. Michael Cusson, Chelmsford 12:07
48. Drew Fottler, Chelmsford 12:09
49. Kyle Hansen, Chelmsford 12:10
50. Jeff Taylor, Nashua, N.H. 12:17
51. Maxime Devard, France 12:18
52. Peter Hauman, Tyngsboro 12:19
53. Nicholas Tassihari, Tyngsboro 12:19
54. James Lyons, N. Chelmsford 12:21
55. Erin Erikson, Bolton 12:22
56. Chris Ausiello, Tyngsboro 12:23
57. Hunter Holden, Chelmsford 12:25
58. Tom Varick, Litchfield, N.H. 12:28
59. Edward Hastings, Dunstable 12:30
60. Eric Koethe, Boston 12:31
61. Chris Keefe, Nashua, N.H. 12:31
62. Travis Kellegrew, Chelmsford 12:32
63. David Connally, Tyngsboro 12:34
64. Dianna Chivakos, Westford 12:35
65. Bob Sullivan, Chelmsford 12:37
66. Brian Duffey, Hanson 12:39
67. Rylee Gillen, Stow 12:40
68. Frank Georges, Lowell 12:42
69. Dave Brown, Chelmsford 12:42
70. Jeff Maistrosky, Hudson, N.H. 12:46
71. Makayla Griffin, Wrentham 12:48
72. Bryan Riley, Tyngsboro 12:49
73. Robert Rivard, Chelmsford 12:49
74. Daniel Cerullo, Westford 12:50
75. Brian Bestold, Chelmsford 12:51
76. Scott Ellinwood, Framingham 12:52
77. Daniel Ottowitz, Watertown, Ct. 12:52
78. Mark Keller, Chelmsford 12:53
79. Scotty Brown, Chelmsford 12:53
80. Mike Perruccio, Pelham, N.H. 12:57
81. Shannon Lustiber, Chelmsford 12:59
82. Owen Flanagan, Chelmsford 12:59
83. Sean Deshaies, Chelmsford 12:59
84. Jacob Parzych, Litchfield, N.H. 13:00
85. Michael Woodlock, Lowell 13:00
86. Brian Schmitt, Tewksbury 13:01
87. Matthew Kobrenski, Chelmsford 13:03
88. Brian Sears, Streetsboro, Ohio 13:03
89. Ryan Blagg, Westford 13:04
90. Kai Troester, Pepperell 13:05
91. Sophie Haywood, Chelmsford 13:06
92. Katie Bellomo, Hudson, N.H. 13:06
93. Mark Gallagher, Chelmsford 13:06
94. Mike Thompson, Dunstable 13:07
95. Nathan Poor, Chelmsford 13:07
96. Julie Dragon, Sturbridge 13:08
97. Ken Goodin, Lowell 13:10
98. Alex Bottomley, Chelmsfordd 13:10
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Israel to return bodies of 7 slain Palestinians from Hebron on Friday
Dec. 22, 2016 8:27 P.M. (Updated: Dec. 23, 2016 1:35 P.M.)
HEBRON (Ma'an) -- Israeli authorities are set to return seven bodies of slain Palestinians from the occupied West Bank district of Hebron on Friday, a member of the Palestinian National Committee for Retrieving Bodies of Martyrs told Ma'an on Thursday.
While the identities of the seven Palestinians were not named, the committee was informed by the Jerusalem Center for Legal Aid that Israel will continue to hold the body of 17-year-old Muhammad Tarayra who stabbed and killed 13-year-old Hillel Yaffe Ariel in her home last June, and Muhammad al-Faqih who was accused of carrying out a deadly shooting attack in July, as a decision by the Israeli Supreme Court to release them is still being decided.
Responding to petitions filed by the family members of a number of Palestinians slain while committing or allegedly committing attacks, Israeli authorities released the bodies of seven other slain Palestinians last week.
The Israeli public prosecutor said at the time that the matter regarding the bodies of Muhammad Tarayra, Muhammad al-Faqih, and Abd al-Hamid Abu Srour from Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem -- needed "to be studied further," due to the fact that they were affiliated with Hamas
The state requested an additional 60 days at the time to prepare its position regarding the three bodies, however, at least with the case of Abu Srour, the Israeli Supreme Court denied the extension and set the deadline for Jan. 10, 2017 to decide whether or not to release the body, which has been held in an Israeli morgue for nearly eight months.
Israeli authorities dramatically escalated a policy of withholding Palestinian bodies killed by Israeli forces following the emergence of a wave of unrest across the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel in October 2015, having repeatedly claimed that funerals of Palestinians had provided grounds for "incitement" against the Israeli state.
However, following an uproar of protest among Palestinians over the policy, Israeli authorities began scaling down the practice, although a number of bodies still remain withheld.
When Israeli authorities have decided to return slain bodies and allow funerals in the occupied Palestinian territory, the ceremonies have been typically restricted by a long list of conditions imposed by Israeli authorities, including limiting the number of attendees and the deployment of Israeli soldiers throughout the event.
Palestinian families have also been forced to pay large financial deposits to the Israeli government as a collateral for potential "incitement" during the funerals and to ensure that families abide by Israeli-imposed conditions.
A joint statement released by Addameer and Israeli minority rights group Adalah in March condemned Israel's practice of withholding bodies as "a severe violation of international humanitarian law as well as international human rights law, including violations of the right to dignity, freedom of religion, and the right to practice culture."
The statement said it appeared "many" of the Palestinians whose bodies Israel was holding had been "extrajudicially executed by Israeli forces during alleged attacks against Israelis, despite posing no danger."


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Members of 25 Bedford Row are appearing in two resuming trials at the Central Criminal Court
Courtenay Griffiths QC, Adrian Eissa QC, Samantha Riggs and Duncan Jones will all appear in the two resuming trials at the Central Criminal Court, 11th May 2020.
The Lord Chief Justice has announced that new jury trials may be started in a few courts in the week commencing May 18th under special arrangements to maintain the safety of all participants and the jury.
Judicial Office Statement: Jury trials to resume this month
New Jury trials were suspended on 23 March due to the public health crisis caused by coronavirus. Since then, intensive work has been underway through the Jury Trials Working Group chaired by Mr Justice Edis to establish ways in which a small number of jury trials may be commenced safely, in line with regulations allowing all participants in criminal trials to travel from home to court.
The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Burnett of Maldon, following discussion with the Lord Chancellor, has now decided that new jury trials may be started in a few courts in the week commencing May 18th under special arrangements to maintain the safety of all participants and the jury in line with Public Health England and Public Health Wales guidelines. The LCJ similarly continues to support the resumption of adjourned trials where this can be done safely.
The first courts in which new juries can be sworn will include the Central Criminal Court at the Old Bailey in London and Cardiff Crown Court. Public Health England and Public Health Wales have been involved in the detailed arrangements following recommendations from the Jury Trials Working Group, which has representatives from the legal profession and across the criminal justice system.
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The trials will be conducted under the same legal standards and procedures as before the COVID-19 emergency, with twelve jurors. Jury service is an essential part of criminal justice and jurors perform a vital duty.
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We educate to offer our students the skills they need for life. But is the knowledge we are offering enough to prepare them to navigate the world outside? We need to bring to our classrooms the flavour of diversity, curiosity, team-playing, and exploration; associating learning with fun, helping them re-shape knowledge and thus, become their own sources of inspiration and drive. Skills development is about fostering creativity, civil engagement and flexibility. How many of those are actively being developed in the classroom? This workshop will focus on revalidating our role as educators, having a broader look at our approach as English Teachers. I invite you to look at practical ways to implement all the ideas developed in this series of webinars, from formative assessment to quality feedback; from inclusion to the power of games. Happiness in education, social and emotional learning... they all create threads to be interwoven, so as to help our students become the best version of their future selves.
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Study offers different perspective on entrepreneurial opportunities
In entrepreneurship research, the idea that entrepreneurial opportunities are waiting to be discovered has been challenged by researchers who believe that they are instead created by the entrepreneurs.
Now, a study from The University of Texas at Dallas offers a third view -- the actualization approach -- as a possibility.
"We argue that entrepreneurial opportunities do not really exist objectively like a piece of lost luggage, as proposed by the discovery approach," said Dr. Eric Tsang, Dallas World Salute Distinguished Professor in Global Strategy in the Naveen Jindal School of Management, who recently published the paper in the Academy of Management Review.
"Our argument is that an entrepreneurial opportunity is more like an apple seed. That seed has the potential to grow into an apple tree (i.e., the potential is actualized), but it's not guaranteed. That potential objectively exists."
Tsang, who is among the top contributors to the philosophical analysis of methodological issues in management, said the paper illustrates how philosophy can help solve an academic, as well as a practical, problem -- in this case, the mode of existence of an entrepreneurial opportunity.
"We are proposing that an entrepreneurial opportunity exists objectively, but that does not guarantee that if you identify it and try to exploit it, you'll turn the opportunity into profits. You have to do it right, and often you have to put in the creative effort to make your product innovative. We also caution that, contrary to the creation approach, if the opportunity does not exist, no matter how creative you are, you won't be able to make a profit."
Tsang said the study has implications for education.
The process the actualization approach lays out -- imagining the future state of the world, coming up with an idea, believing it will work, implementing it, and then reviewing the process -- is different from the existing education in entrepreneurship, Tsang said.
"At the end, whether entrepreneurs made a profit or lost money, they can look back and draw conclusions," he said. "If they made a profit, the opportunity was really there. If they lost money, it does not imply that the opportunity did not exist. It may mean that they didn't do a good job."
The theory also has implications for policy, he said.
For example, in China, the government encourages college graduates to start their own companies. Tsang believes they should receive more guidance and coaching about setting up new businesses, competing in the market and dealing with business failures.
"Policymakers should understand that when these youngsters venture into opportunities that don't really exist, they are doomed to fail," he said. "Failure rates can be high given their lack of business experience."
Tsang has reservations about the view that promoting entrepreneurship alone is an effective means of solving social problems such as unemployment. He said an entrepreneurship policy must be accompanied by appropriate training and education of potential entrepreneurs.
Dr. Stratos Ramoglou of the University of Southampton is a co-author of the paper.
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Ms. Shobana Kamineni, Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals was conferred an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Science by the prestigious Bryant University, USA
Posted by Apollo Hospitals | 21 May,2017
On May 21, 2017, it was moment of great pride for all in the Apollo family, the healthcare fraternity and also for all in India that our Vice Chairperson, Ms. Shobana Kamineni was conferred an Honorary Doctorate Degree of Science by the prestigious Bryant University, USA. The prestigious honour was bestowed upon her as recognition of her life's work in healthcare & pharmaceuticals and her leadership role in business expansion in India.
On all our behalf, we offer our heartiest felicitations to our Vice Chairperson and thank her for passionate perseverance in making Apollo stand taller across the world. Mr. Ronald K. Machtley, President of Bryant University said that the honorary degrees this year were being bestowed upon three highly accomplished individuals, Ms. Shobana Kamineni, Vice Chairperson, AHEL, Mr. Jeffrey R Immelt, Chairman & CEO, General Electric and Kati Machtley, Co-Founder and Director, Bryant Women's Summit for their stellar achievements in business and contributions to their country.
Since 1863, the Bryant University, a private New England University with a tradition of innovation and global vision for success has been preparing its students with knowledge, skills and qualities of character to succeed in an interconnected world of unlimited global opportunity.


When you go to the beach facing the enormous ocean with an intense wave, what do you like to do? Swimming? Or surfing? Well, if you want to stay on the surface of the ocean, you need an assistant to do so. It is none other than stand up paddle boards.
The paddle boards which are able to help you floating and confidently stand on them. You can enjoy the activity at different locations besides the sea, such as lake or canal.
The paddle boards are inflatable using air to fill them. They are easy for portability and you won't have a hard time using it as well.
You can receive more understandings about the benefits and usages of the product. This article will introduce the top 10 best stand up paddle boards to you.
This is the first to bring out; the heavy-duty stand up paddle board. It has elegant black and white color. It has lightweight so you can carry or pack it in a bag easily. Actually, you will get a leash fin, an adjustable hand pump, and a carry backpack. It will take time within 5 minutes to fill up. Despite the weight of 22 lbs, this board can support a maximum load of rider up to 330 lbs.
You will obtain every necessary thing about paddle board in this package. There are an 11 feet stand-up paddle board, a hand pump, a travel backpack, a fin, a paddle, etc. For more information, the fin is removable so you can change accordingly. The paddle is durable as it has nylon blade. And the board is PVC material product for toughness. You don't have to worry about tearing.
It is light but as well as sturdy, and is made of PVC material and has strong drop stitch construction. It will last very long in the water. The dimensions of it are 10 feet in length, 31 inches in width, and 6 inches in thickness. In addition, there is a handle ring for you can grab on during surfing or lift the board. This stand-up paddle board has the pretty color of aqua and grey.
This product is built for high-quality and convenience. You don't have to afraid of the durability. It has PVC material construction to withstand in water. It offers soft top foam so you can stay on the board comfortably. This product also has non-slip grip alongside with four-point mounted bungee. Thus, riders can enjoy the activity safely. It can handle weight up to 265 lbs.
From installation kit to repair kit, this product provides to you all. It is a big package of the inflatable stand-up paddle board. You will receive a board, a paddle, a removable center fin, a dual function pump and a carrying backpack. You just bring a bag and go to the beach. It has inner stitch structure in purpose to provide durable and non-leak quality. It has the thick depth of 6 inches.
You are able to enjoy surf and kayak activities on this one portable stand-up paddle board. For instance, the inflatable board has the size of 120 inches length, 32 inches width, and 4 inches thickness. Due to the large surface, you can sit down instead of standing and then have fun with an adjustable paddle. Plus, the paddle comes with three pieces of the stick so that you can attach or detach them.
Now let's check out another inflatable stand-up paddle board which has wide size. The board is 10 feet and 6 inches long, 33 inches wide with 6 inches thick. It is created from durable material that can withstand bumps against debris and water during surfing. There is a hand pump to expand the board. Wonderfully, this product has a fiberglass paddle which is much lighter and easy to control.
It is so beautiful! This yoga stand-up paddle board has flower pattern with blue and grey color. It looks good for women. In order to give more balance and stability, it gives you a detachable center fin in the set. If you want to lie down and splash the water, you can use its extensive paddle. It is such an ultra-durable paddle board which has PVC material and can support weight up to 240 lbs.
You won't bother with messy stuff. This travel stand-up paddle board will give everything you would wish for. There is an aqua inflatable board, an adjustable paddle, a high-pressure pump, a separable fin, a coil leash and a travel backpack. You will obtain all of these things in the package. It weighs only 23 lbs and will take only a few minutes to get ready for a ride.
This is the last suggested product of the day. It is an energetic stand-up paddle board of orange. This portable stand-up paddle board is suitable for young kids and adults to use as well. It has 9 feet and 9 inches length and 30 inches width with 5 inches thickness. Additionally, it is made of PVC material and multi-layers drop stitch to ensure non-leak and non-tear.
In conclusion, surfing is a healthy and fun outdoor activity and you cannot do it without paddle boards. The high-quality stand up paddle boards will offer numerous advantages to users. Firstly, they are foldable and light. You can handle them at ease. Secondly, they bring balance to your stand. Thirdly, you can use them like boats too. You can see the best stand up paddle boards above and pick one among them to be yours.


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Don't know Doctor Who? Want to catch up on Doctors you missed or revisit old friends? Produced by the BBC since 1963, Doctor Who is the longestrunning science fiction show in TV history. A dozen actors (so far) have played the Time Lord who roams the universe in his TARDIS. Three collections include profiles and classic stories for each Doctor, from the first through the eleventh. Each 3-4 DVDs, SDH. Features Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Matt Smith (1996-2013).


Enjoy our great selection of movies, TV series, music and games on our intercontinental flights. Here you can find out the latest selection!
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Macao SAR govt firmly opposes report by Taiwan authority
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This undated file photo shows the flag of the Macao Special Administrative Region. (PHOTO / VCG)
MACAO – China's Macao Special Administrative Region on Saturday voiced firm opposition to a recent report released by the Democratic Progressive Party authority in Taiwan.
The report contains baseless and biased claims about Macao's development, and is severely lacking in its understanding of the practical situation and public sentiment in Macao, the SAR government said.
The Macao SAR will continue stringently to fulfill its constitutional responsibility to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests, and strongly opposes interference in Macao affairs by any external forces, the SAR government stressed.
The report contains baseless and biased claims about Macao's development, and is severely lacking in its understanding of the practical situation and public sentiment in Macao, the Macao Special Administrative Region government said
Since its return to the motherland over two decades ago, thanks to the strong support of the central government and the mainland as a whole as well as the leadership of the SAR government, Macao has maintained social stability, propelled its economy and its people's well-being, and successfully implemented the principles of "one country, two systems" and "Macao people administering Macao" and a high degree of autonomy.
ALSO READ: Macao SAR to close down office in Taiwan
Macao's political system has benefited from substantial development and the Macao SAR has gradually optimized relevant electoral systems in accordance with the SAR's own characteristics and development needs, the SAR government said.
In line with the Basic Law and election laws of the Macao SAR, Macao has seen successful completion of elections for seven successive terms of the Legislative Assembly and five elections for the post of Chief Executive conducted in a fair, just, open and clean manner, it said.
The political rights enjoyed by Macao residents such as right to protest and to assemble have been fully respected and protected while news organizations are free to follow their own editorial initiatives, illustrating the coexistence and mutual respect among different voices in Macao, the SAR government added.
It voiced its confidence that Macao is bound to embrace a brighter future by actively taking part in and integrating with the development of the country, particularly of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
"Macao will surely open up new horizons and a fresh chapter for development with the firm support of the central government and the participation of the whole of the local community," said the SAR government.
READ MORE: Macao CE calls for concerted action for SAR's development
It also pledged to handle matters related to Macao-Taiwan relations in accordance with the Basic Law of the Macao SAR and the fundamental principles and policies implemented by the central government, and further promote people-to-people exchanges and cooperation between Macao and Taiwan.
The SAR government also noted that it has always worked in compliance with the law regarding applications for accreditation for the staff of Taiwan's representative office in Macao. However, the Macao office in Taiwan had to suspend operation from June 19, 2021, as the staff's applications for accreditation did not get approved.
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Baha Mousa Public Inquiry finds "Corporate failure by MoD"
8 September 2011 by Rosalind English
The 1,400 page final report on the inquiry into the death of Baha Mousa has been published today after three years of hearings. The chairman of the inquiry, retired Court of Appeal judge Sir William Gage, has condemned members of the 1st Battalion The Queen's Lancashire Regiment for their "lack of moral courage" to report abuse and the use of banned interrogation after Mousa died of 93 injuries in British army custody in Basra in 2003.
Mousa was arrested with nine other Iraqi men after 1QLR soldiers found weapons, fake ID cards and military clothing at the hotel where he was working as a receptionist.
The inquiry concluded that his death was caused by a combination of his weakened physical state and a final struggle with his guards. It also found that interrogation techniques were used against Mousa and the other detainees that were unlawful by reason of the Geneva Convention, including hooding, which had been specifically ordered by a senior officer in Basra. They also suffered other interrogation techniques specifically outlawed by the British Government in 1972, including sleep deprivation, being denied food and drink, being subjected to white noise and being made to stand in painful "stress positions".
Sir William Gage condemned the absence of any "proper MoD doctrine on interrogation". Although the unit's senior commander has been acquitted of having any knowledge of the beatings, the chairman said that he ought to have appreciated the dangers of "conditioning". The commander of the unit responsible for guarding the prisoners is singled out for having committed "very serious breach of duty" for failing to report the treatment of the detainees.
The report finds a situation of "corporate failure" by the MoD to adopt a proper and consistent doctrine for the permissible interrogation and treatment of prisoners of war. Gage summed up his findings thus:
My judgment is that they constituted an appalling episode of serious, gratuitous violence on civilians which resulted in the death of one man and injuries to others. They represent a very serious breach of discipline by a number of members of 1QLR
The Crown Prosecution Service is studying the report to determine whether to take action against any of the individuals involved.
Neil Garnham QC, David Evans, Matthew Donmall, Isabel McArdle, Adam Wagner, Caroline Cross and Kate Beattie of 1 Crown Office Row represented soldier witnesses in the inquiry
Baha Mousa report criticises 'cowardly and violent' British soldiers
Baha Mousa inquiry: British troops struggled to keep order in Basra
European Convention on Human Rights applied in Basrah, UK failed duties to Iraqi civilians
Analysis: no more Iraqi mistreatment inquiries (for now at least)
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A very fair ruling by Sir William Gage – he should now investigate NIHRC where he will also find "a lack of moral courage" in the failure to report on the denial of Human Rights to Belfast Dockers Dying from Asbestosis


Main speaker Angela Dodson, author of "Remember the Ladies: Celebrating Those Who Fought for Freedom at the Ballot Box," will discuss the women's suffrage movement in the United States and women's political gains up to the present. Carol Richards, a longtime journalist who now teaches at George Washington University, will moderate and also provide insight on what the press is covering currently. Ashley Oleson, administrative director for the League of Women Voters of Maryland, will talk about the League's work locally and the importance of women's right to vote.
Please join fellow AAWGT members and guests at "Women on the March," March 8, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Annapolis Shakespeare Theatre, 1804 West Street, Annapolis.
Creating Communities is an ongoing innovative arts program that targets elementary and middle school students who live in subsidized housing in Annapolis. The program is led by Rob Levit, a musician and community leader who is passionate about providing opportunities for children from low-income families to experience the arts while learning valuable life skills such as collaboration and perseverance. The experiences are varied and in every session the students are engaged and having fun. In one session facilitated by lead mentor Steve Poole, children were building a Rube Goldberg-like machine, learning STEM principles like cause and effect, design, and teamwork. Another activity used a Picasso painting to encourage the children to "reimagine" a portrait of themselves using geometric shapes. The children visited the Hammond-Harwood House and learned about carpentry from a local artisan. Children have also assembled "art kits" to take home and continue their work.carpentry from a local artisan.
AAWGT is proud to support this local program that provides both after school and in-school enrichment programs for children in need.
Our mission of "improving the lives of women and families in AA County" stays the same. And we continue to believe in the impact of collective giving to the local non-profits that do such important work to carry out that mission.
Other traditions are our careful, thoughtful, and very thorough processes of choosing grantees and evaluating their successes. Something new we are trying this year is a two-year grant to encourage development of new programs. And, we take seriously our ongoing role of providing educational sessions for our members and the public.
The January event, co-sponsored by the Community Foundation, was on the topic of poverty. A better understanding of income inequality gave us a new perspective on those in need. Our February program on grief tackled a difficult but so important subject affecting us all. And our March Leadership program will look at the past, present, and future of women's roles in the voting booth and beyond: what hard fought victories, how much work there is left to do.
We thank last year's president, Linda Eggbeer, for her steady, diligent, and exemplary leadership, carrying on another tradition. We've gotten this far thanks to women like Linda and like you, willing to take leadership roles. The future depends on more women stepping up. Nobody requires anybody to be philanthropic, so each of us is stepping up by choice. Thank you for being a part of AAWGT.


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The distance between Crowne Plaza Zürich and Zurich Airport (ZRH) is 9 km. The road distance is 12.8 km.
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The best way to get from Crowne Plaza Zürich to Zurich Airport (ZRH) without a car is to line 16 train which takes 26m and costs SFr 10 - SFr 19.
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The line 16 train from Zürich Hardbrücke to Zürich Flughafen takes 11m including transfers and departs every 30 minutes.
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Crowne Plaza Zürich to Zurich Airport (ZRH) train services, operated by Swiss Railways (SBB/CFF/FFS), depart from Zürich Hardbrücke station.
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Monday, January 18, 2016. Sooroojdev Phokeer. Sooroojdev Phokeer, who had previously served as his country's ambassador to Egypt, presented his credentials as Mauritius' ambassador to the United States to President Barack Obama on Aug. 3, 2015. Phokeer was the seventh of nine children whose father was an official in Mauritius' Ministry of Works.
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The oil light for my 2009 DF140 starting blinking the other day indicating it was due for a service. After I done the 500 hour service I went through the motions of resetting the blinking oil light using the kill switch but the blinking light would not reset. I had a few goes at it then I worked out that the kill switch isn't working, the motor doesn't shut down when the kill switch is activated, so im guessing this is why the blinking oil light won't reset.
I haven't looked at mine lately, but I think both wires coming off the kill switch should be black, since it's a groundng circuit. Both wires should go to a two-wire connector. This is your first junction to check. The other end of the connector should have a black and a green wire. Check the connector for any corrosion. The green wire goes to the igniton switch, but it's the black one that you want to check for continuity with battery negative (ground). You can keep tracing that ground wire back through several connectors and checking for continuity with ground, or you can run a wire from the first connector directly to your negative bus bar to achieve a good ground connection to the kill switch.
Thanks Harper, that's very helpful. I didn't see any corrosion around the connector so ill trace back the black ground wire.
So I just tested the black earth wire and now im very confused. I ran a test light from the black wire from the kill switch directly to the positive terminal of the battery, it lit up which proves the earth connection is good. Then I ran a wire from the green ignition wire to the negative terminal on the battery to ground the ignition, the motor still started, i done the same thing with the motor running, when i grounded the ignition wire the motor kept running.
The green wires from the ignition switch and the kill switch are joined in the harness. Both connect to a blue/red wire at the first connector. That blue/red wire goes to terminal 15 on the ECM. With the igniton switch on, the voltage at that terminal 15 should be around 11 volts with the kill switch open. It should be 0 volts with the igniton switch on and the kill switch activated. Your ignition switch does turn the engine off. Your kill switch doesn't. In spite of your checks (and I don't find any fault in your checks), I think you have a bad kill switch. Did you check the switch itself? You stated that it seemed fine. Did you check for continuity between the two wires on the kill switch with it unplugged? Should be continuity with the switch closed (button IN). If not, the switch is bad. I'm also a bit confused as to why your other checks did not work as expected. But check the kill switch again anyway.
Maybe we're both overthinking this (haha). I just looked at the wiring diagram for my DF150 again. My eyes are old and I have some trouble seeing the fine details of the chart. But my chart shows both wires on the kill switch as green. One of those green wires is spliced to the green wire from the igniton switch, the other is spliced to the black. Both splices are somewhere in the harness beyond the two-wire connector to the kill switch. Black is the ground wire for both switches. Greens go to terminal 15 on the ECM via a blue/red wire. So again, unplug the kill switch and make your checks on that switch alone.
Last edited by Harper; 11-10-2018, 08:44 AM.
I spoke the a Suzuki outboard mechanic today and he was also convinced that it must be the kill switch. I tested the kill switch earlier by hooking it up the battery and running a test light in the circuit, the switch worked so I am eliminating the kill switch and looking elsewhere, I am also eliminating the black earth wire because I've proven a good connection there.
What I did just figure out is that there is no power at to the green ignition wire at the kill switch and also at the ignition switch when the ignition is in the on position. I think this is the cause of the problem. Now I just need find the bad connection. Im colour blind and the is a lot of wires running to that ECM so I might have some trouble finding it.
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Preston North End have plenty to be optimistic about heading into Saturday's clash with Bristol City.
Both sides are hoping to be in the play-offs come the end of the season and matches such as this will be key.
There are two key reasons (their own excellent form aside) why Preston fans could have high hopes.
The first is that PNE vs Bristol City has been a lucrative game for the Lilywhites over the last decade. Preston are unbeaten in the last 11 league games between the two, winning eight of them including the last six in a row.
Losing Josh Brownhill and Bailey Wright to Bristol City appears to have done little to reverse the fortunes of The Robins in this particular fixture.
The second is that Bristol City are a side that appear to either blow hot or cold.
This has resulted in public opinion on manager Lee Johnson swaying dramatically.
The run of nine wins in a row sits in contrast with four wins in 20 towards the end of last season but is not so different to a run of six wins in seven that came just before it - that began after another loss to Preston North End.
Bristol City have since lost three games in a row and that could point towards a similar downturn in form as they have experienced before.
Preston boss Alex Neil has commented on Bristol City ahead of the game.
"I thought it was a good game," he said. "I thought in the first half Birmingham were very good and then Bristol came on strong as the game wore on.
"I always think any match when you are going to face the opposition is worthwhile going to. It was a bit of a trip, but it was a good match to take in.
"There are six or seven teams throughout the league who have had good and bad streaks; I am sure most of them will be saying they don't realise why – unless it coincides with injuries and suspensions – but Bristol went on an unbelievable run.
"Nine wins on the trot is excellent at any level, but they have now lost three on the bounce, including the cup, and they will be looking to put that right and get back on track, we want to continue the good form we've been on.
Despite the importance of the game, he also points out that he believes Preston North End and Bristol City have similarities.
"They try and recruit players that they believe are on the up, that are maybe not well renowned and then try and develop them, make them better and they do a good job of doing that," he continued.
"They will be happy with their season so far. To be in contention for the Play-Offs will be one of their realistic targets from the start of the season and they are still heavily involved in it, but we have aspirations of our own.


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Q: Fastest way to group elements of a list of integers by their sign? I have a list of non-zero integers and I want to change the list into nested lists (=groups) in which each group contains consecutive integers of the list which has the same sign.
I've done this with the following code:
a = [1, 2, 3, -4, -5, -6, 7, 8, -9, 10, -11, 12]
groups = [[]]
for (i, x) in enumerate(a):
    if x ^ a[i - 1] < 0:
        groups.append([x])
    else:
        groups[-1].append(x)

Now, my question is that is there a faster way to do this? Or what is the fastest way?

A: it seem like itertools.groupby is what you are looking for.
import itertools
a = [1, 2, 3, -4, -5, -6, 7, 8, -9, 10, -11, 12]

c = [list(group) for key,group in itertools.groupby(a, lambda x: x>0)]
print(c)

output:
[[1, 2, 3], [-4, -5, -6], [7, 8], [-9], [10], [-11], [12]]

A: This is what itertools.groupby is for:
from itertools import groupby

a = [1, 2, 3, -4, -5, -6, 7, 8, -9, 10, -11, 12]

[list(g) for k, g in groupby(a, key=lambda x: x > 0)]
# [[1, 2, 3], [-4, -5, -6], [7, 8], [-9], [10], [-11], [12]]

It is very efficient for this sort of thing.


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Q: Broadcastreceiver for a downloaded image Basically I want to set a Broadcastreceiver that gets triggered when the user downloads an image into gallery/phone from chrome, facebook, twitter..etc
when the photo is finished downloading , and the actions is triggered, I want access to the downloaded image for extra work such as editing and stuff..!
I'm thinking this can be accomplished by Broadcastreceiver, that listens for the image and then do the actions that needed..!
I've tried to search for action to be added in the Manifest inside the receiver intent-filter , but I don't which one?
<receiver
    android:enabled="true"
    android:exported="true"
    android:name=".MyReceiver">
    <inent-filter>
       <action android:name="??????"/>
    </inent-filter>

I've read almost all the intent action here, but couldn't find the one..!

A: Older android versions used
<receiver
        android:name=".NewPictureReceiver"
        android:enabled="true">
        <intent-filter>
            <action android:name="android.hardware.action.NEW_PICTURE" />
            <data android:mimeType="image/jpeg" />
        </intent-filter>
</receiver>

to get informed that the camera has shot a new photo. I do not know if this get also triggered by a downloaded image.
taken from https://github.com/M66B/FineGeotag/ that adds gps data to jpg
This will not work any more with newer android version.
Not a working solution but some hints how to find a solution.
The android media scanner updates the android internal media database and you can register an image-contentprovder-observer that tells your that media database MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI has changed. you can query then the media db order by last modify date descending. The top rows should be the new images.


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Saturday, 28 January 2023 [GMT +1]
MISSIONARIES KILLED
Acts of the Holy See
CEP Appointments
AFRICA/CAMEROON - The Pastor who seeks peace and reconciliation in the midst of conflict Bamenda (Agenzia Fides) - "It is not easy to be Archbishop of Bamenda in this time of conflict. People look at the Church with great expectations, but the crisis we have been experiencing since the clashes between the ar ...
AFRICA/NIGERIA - Insecurity jeopardizes the future of the country Lagos (Agenzia Fides) - The massacre at the Catholic Church in Owo (Ondo State, south-west Nigeria) on Pentecost Sunday marks a new dramatic stage in terms of the deterioration of the security situation in Nigeria and th ...
VATICAN - "As long as Christ is announced". The missionary heart of Albino Luciani by Gianni Valente "Missionaries are those who pull the cart of the Church. Those who pull the cart are those who ask for the places of fatigue and risk". This is what Albino Luciani repeated to his sister Antonia, many ...
EUROPE/POLAND - The mission ad gentes today Warsaw (Agenzia Fides) - Evangelization in Poland, the new challenges of the mission ad gentes, young people, the conflict in Ukraine and the Jubilee Year on the occasion of the anniversaries of the Pontifical Mission So ...
ASIA/VIETNAM - New "men of the peripheries" in the Church of Vietnam Ho Chi Minh city (Agenzia Fides) - Deacons are "gatherers in the Lord's rice field", Samaritans, prophets, pastors at the service of the ecclesial community in the Asian country. The gift of 61 new deacons revitalizes th ...
AFRICA/SOUTH SUDAN - A new beginning for the Catholic Church: Father Christian Carlassare is ordained bishop in Rumbek Rumbek (Agenzia Fides) - Almost a year after the dramatic attack in which he suffered serious injuries (armed men broke into his bishop's house on the night of April 25-26, 2021), Bishop Christian Carlassare returns to R ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Tibhirine's spiritual heritage Rome (Agenzia Fides) - Involve the university community and widen the circle of people who can learn about the spiritual heritage of the monks of Tibhirine, martyrs in Algeria in 1996, their writings; and promote the des ...
VATICAN - For a Church which is always and entirely missionary Vatican City (Agenzia Fides) - If the month of October, which the Church defines as "missionary month" is a special time during which the Catholic faithful all over the world are called to rediscover and renew their miss ...
EUROPE/SWEDEN - Life of Faith and Mission of Chaldean Catholics in Northern Europe Götheborg (Agenzia Fides) - What does it mean to be Catholic in a Scandinavian Country, in a context with a Lutheran majority, but also of widespread atheism? And what are the missionary challenges of a "minority within ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Among poverty and instability, the prophetic voice of the Church in Congo Uvira (Agenzia Fides) - "Whether it is foreign powers (France, Belgium, USA, or others), neighboring countries (Uganda, Rwanda, etc.) or some Congolese leaders, warlords, multinationals, NGOs, or even some members of the ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Vocation Day: In Bangladesh Catholic families foster priesthood vocation Dhaka (Agenzia Fides) - In Bangladesh, as many as 26 deacons were ordained AS priests in 2020. It is the highest number ever recorded in the history of the country. There is an important role of Catholic families in orde ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Growing religious extremism in Asia and Church response Jakarta (Agenzia Fides) - On March 28, Palm Sunday, the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Makassar, capital of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, witnessed the bomb attacks, leaving two bombers dead and at least 20 people injur ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - For a "new economy": tax havens must be abolished Rome (Agenzia Fides) - "The abolition of tax havens is an absolute priority as they are an inequality tool that the weakest countries always pay for. In 2013, the Credit Suisse bank released a chart known as the 'Pyramid ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Cardinal Ambongo: in Congo amidst the crisis and risks of balkanization, the Church alongside the people Kinshasa (Agenzia Fides) – With the elevation of Fridolin Ambongo Besungu as Cardinal, Archbishop of Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo), Pope Francis - who created 12 Cardinals from this continent, more than any o ...
NEWS ANALYSIS - Challenges to the evangelizing mission in Africa, at the time of Covid-19 Lagos (Agenzia Fides) - The fundamental dynamic of the mission, which is to announce the Good News of salvation: starting from this awareness, the Catholic communities in Africa will have to rethink some great perspectiv ...
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Message of His Holiness
The missionaries killed during 2016
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package nl.nn.adapterframework.scheduler;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import nl.nn.adapterframework.configuration.Configuration;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.configuration.ConfigurationException;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.scheduler.job.SendMessageJob;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.testutil.TestConfiguration;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.util.Locker;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.util.SpringUtils;

public class IbisJobDetailTest {

	private SendMessageJob jobDef1;
	private SendMessageJob jobDef2;

	@Before
	public void setup() throws ConfigurationException {
		Configuration configuration = new TestConfiguration();

		jobDef1 = SpringUtils.createBean(configuration, SendMessageJob.class);
		jobDef1.setName("fakeName");
		jobDef1.setJavaListener("fakeListener");
		configuration.registerScheduledJob(jobDef1);

		jobDef2 = SpringUtils.createBean(configuration, SendMessageJob.class);
		jobDef2.setName("fakeName2");
		jobDef2.setJavaListener("fakeListener");
		configuration.registerScheduledJob(jobDef2);
}

	@Test
	public void compareEmptyJobs() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertTrue(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOneCron() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setCronExpression("0 0 * ? * * *");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOtherCron() throws Exception {
		jobDef2.setCronExpression("0 0 * ? * * *");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareEqualCron() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setCronExpression("0 0 * ? * * *");
		jobDef2.setCronExpression("0 0 * ? * * *");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertTrue(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareDifferentCron() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setCronExpression("0 0 * ? * * *");
		jobDef2.setCronExpression("1 1 * ? * * *");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOneInterval() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setInterval(100);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOtherInterval() throws Exception {
		jobDef2.setInterval(100);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareEqualInterval() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setInterval(100);
		jobDef2.setInterval(100);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertTrue(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareDifferentInterval() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setInterval(100);
		jobDef2.setInterval(200);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOneLocker() throws Exception {
		Locker locker = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's existence here.
			}
		};
		jobDef1.setLocker(locker);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOtherLocker() throws Exception {
		Locker locker = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's existence here.
			}
		};
		jobDef2.setLocker(locker);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareEqualLocker() throws Exception {
		Locker locker1 = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's objectId here.
			}

			@Override
			public String getObjectId() {
				return "fakeObjectId";
			}
		};
		jobDef1.setLocker(locker1);
		Locker locker2 = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's objectId here.
			}

			@Override
			public String getObjectId() {
				return "fakeObjectId";
			}
		};
		jobDef2.setLocker(locker2);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertTrue(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareDifferentLocker() throws Exception {
		Locker locker1 = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's objectId here.
			}

			@Override
			public String getObjectId() {
				return "fakeObjectId 1";
			}
		};
		jobDef1.setLocker(locker1);
		Locker locker2 = new Locker() {
			@Override
			public void configure() {
				// override configure, to avoid having to fully configure the Locker. We just use it's objectId here.
			}

			@Override
			public String getObjectId() {
				return "fakeObjectId 2";
			}
		};
		jobDef2.setLocker(locker2);
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOneMessage() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setMessage("fakeMessage");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareOtherMessage() throws Exception {
		jobDef2.setMessage("fakeMessage");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareEqualMessage() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setMessage("fakeMessage");
		jobDef2.setMessage("fakeMessage");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertTrue(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

	@Test
	public void compareDifferentMessage() throws Exception {
		jobDef1.setMessage("fakeMessage 1");
		jobDef2.setMessage("fakeMessage 2");
		jobDef1.configure();
		jobDef2.configure();
		IbisJobDetail jobDetail1 = (IbisJobDetail)IbisJobBuilder.fromJobDef(jobDef1).build();
		assertFalse(jobDetail1.compareWith(jobDef2));
	}

}

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Kurt Vonnegut Remembered gathers reminiscences—by those who knew him intimately, and from those met him only once—that span Vonnegut's entire life. Among the anecdotes in this collection are remembrances from his immediate family, reflections from his comrades in World War II, and tributes from writers he worked with in Iowa City and from those who knew him when he was young. Editor Jim O'Loughlin offers biographical notes on Vonnegut's relationship with each of these figures.
Since Vonnegut's death, much has been written on his life and work, but this new volume offers a more generous view of his life, particularly his last years. In O'Loughlin's introduction to the volume, he argues that we can locate and understand Vonnegut's best self through his public persona, and that in his performance as the kind and humane figure that many of the speakers here knew him as, Vonnegut became a better person than he ever felt himself to be.
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Nam Tae Hyun provides sincere advice to his brother auditioning on 'Produce X 101'
Nam Tae Hyun showed support for his brother Nam Dong Hyun.
On the first episode of Mnet's 'Produce X 101' that aired on May 3, Nam Tae Hyun made an appearance for his younger brother who is auditioning this season.
Nam Tae Hyun showed support, stating, "Do you have any concerns? Or anything you are curious about?" He added, "This is a lot harder than you think. You have to focus. Are you ready? You want to be an idol?"
Nam Tae Hyun continued, "Have a clear goal for yourself. Don't worry too much about the ranking and think of this as a learning opportunity. I'm just worried about you... But since when did you want to become an idol?"
Lastly, Nam Tae Hyun said, "Anyways, I think you've been practicing hard so I feel relieved."
Nam Tae Hyun
NAM DONG HYUN
GoldPen378 pts Friday, May 3, 2019 1
Taehyun is the perfect person to advise his own brother. Everyone think that being an idol
is a fairytale. Nam Taehyun knows that is not the truth. He is being there for his little brother
so he knows to focus and come to him if he is confused, pressured or mistreated about the crap
they try to pull on gullible preteens.
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Blue821,670 pts Sunday, May 5, 2019 0
The best person to give advice is someone that has been 'in the middle'. In other words they didn't fail as an idol but they still left. That gives them a more balanced outlook. Tae Hyun left because the pressure was too much and it affected his mental health. He's had dinner with the Winner members since then and has made it clear it was never about bad blood. He just didn't fit as an idol. He can advise his brother of how difficult it is and how much hard work without telling him he's going to fail or that no one should be an idol. With other people they would just tell them aim for a high rank and work hard and you'll succeed or if they had a bad experience they would caution not to get their hopes up. Instead Tae Hyun is giving realistic advice. He's telling him to work hard and learn and from there he'll know if this is right for him and if he can succeed.