Jacksonville nurseryman Carl B. Loop Jr. grew up around his uncle's small ornamental nursery in the 1930s, an experience that sparked his interest in agriculture and led the soft-spoken diplomat on a decades-long journey to become Florida's agricultural ambassador as president of Florida Farm Bureau.
Born March 10, 1928, in Jacksonville, Loop enjoyed spending time at his uncle's nursery. His interest in the vocation helped him decide to pursue a horticulture degree when he enrolled at the University of Florida in 1946. His love of his country convinced him to join the Florida National Guard that same year. He earned his bachelor's degree in three years at UF, and his second- lieutenant's bars in nine years with the National Guard.
He started Loop's Nursery and Greenhouses with a borrowed truck and a $1,500 loan after he graduated from college in 1949. His nursery, which grows flowering potted plants and tropical foliage, is now one of the largest wholesale nurseries in the Southeast. It spans nearly 50 acres in two locations in Duval and St. Johns counties, and to florists and garden centers around the Southeast.
But it is Loop's service to Farm Bureau and its members for which he is most widely known. He began his affiliation with the organization the way all Farm Bureau leaders do: as president of a county Farm Bureau. His presidency of Duval County Farm Bureau in the early 1970s led to his elections as a Florida Farm Bureau director in 1972, vice president in 1982, and president in 1983. Members have re-elected him to eight, two-year terms since.
Florida Farm Bureau faced difficult financial times when Loop took over in the early 1980s. With the insurance side of Farm Bureau's business struggling, Loop had the tough task of strengthening its bottom line and reassuring its membership base. He handled the situation deftly, fostering an atmosphere of cooperation among commodity groups around the state. He is credited with more than doubling Florida Farm Bureau's membership, which now exceeds143,000, and re-establishing it as the pre-eminent general agriculture organization in Florida and in the United States.
American Farm Bureau elected him to its board of directors in 1986, a position he still holds. He became vice president in 1995, but stepped down last year. He continues to serve as president of Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. and Florida Farm Bureau Insurance Group.
Global free trade talks have taken center stage during Loop's tenure at Florida Farm Bureau. Presidents Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush each appointed him to advisory panels with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Trade Representative's Office. He currently serves as a member of the joint USDA/USTR Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee.
He has appeared many times before Congressional committees and regulatory agencies on behalf of Florida farmers, growers and ranchers. He has helped shape legislation that reduced the estate tax, improved the availability of health care, addressed ergonomics issues, and debated the importance of the use of methyl bromide, among other issues.
In addition, he has served as a member of the search committees that selected three vice presidents of the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Loop also helped found the Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association and the Florida Foliage Association, which have since merged.
Loop received the University of Florida's Award of Distinction in 1999, Progressive Farmer's Florida Farmer of the Year in 1999, and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' External Distinguished Service Award in 1990.
He is past president of the Jacksonville Baptist Home for Children, and past deacon of the First Baptist Church in Jacksonville. He and his wife, Ruth, live in Jacksonville where they enjoy their three children and five grandchildren.


Jerusalem: Old City and Mount Zion, Ein Gedi / Qumran, Galilee, Banyas / Druze Villages / Tel Dan Climb the Mount Bental, with a view of the Golan Height to Mount Hermon and into Syria. Mount Tabor / Gideon Springs / Mt. Gilboa / Yardenit. From the rooftop of the church we can enjoy a beautiful view of the Lower Galilee and the Plain of Jezreel. Proceed to the village of Nain, where Jesus resurrected the son of the widow (Luke 7: 11-17). Drive on to Gideon Springs, where Gideon gathered the sons of Israel to fight the Medianates.
Met and welcomed by a Christian Holyland Tour representative and transfer to your hotel. Head to Jerusalem: Mt. of Olives, Kidron Valley, Garden of Gethsemane, the Garden Tomb. Your tour starts with breakfast followed by ascending the Mount of Olives for awonderful panoramic view of the Old City of Jerusalem. Abu Gosh / Emmaus (Latrun) /Beersheba / Kfar Anokdim Ein Gedi / Qumran. Take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on the water. After breakfast you'll drive to the Golan Heights and climb Mount Bental, where you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the Golan Height to Mount Hermon and into Syria. Mount Tabor / Gideon Springs / Mt. Gilboa / Yardenit. After breakfast you'll drive to Nazareth , via Cana, to visit the Church of Annunciation.


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Mongolia|business|January 12, 2019 / 04:17 PM
Mongolia emerges as crypto mining hub
Mongolian information tech company iTools operates a nonstop crypto mining center in the city of Darkhan. (Photo by Shuichiro Sese)
AKIPRESS.COM - Mongolia has become a cryptocurrency mining hub as companies reeling from the 2018 bitcoin crash find opportunities in a country that offers favorable conditions of cheap electricity and cold weather, Asian Nikkei Review reports.
At an underground structure at a condominium complex in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, a shelf full of crypto mining equipment was recently seen growling as it engaged in constant computing of virtual currency transactions to generate profit.
This is one of the two locations out of which Tokyo-based e-wallet company Ginco operates in the city. The company launched the business in October and runs about 600 mining computers; it plans to add 1,000 units in early 2019.
"The business environment is increasingly harsh, but we can still produce a profit," said Yuma Furubayashi, CEO of Ginco Mongol. Energy cost is a key factor in the profit equation of crypto mining. Electricity prices in Mongolia run around a third of Japanese rates and lower than in China, which has been home to many crypto miners.
The landlocked nation's cold weather also helps by cooling the heat-generating mining computers.
Mongolia is one of the few countries where bitcoin miners can still generate a profit, along with the U.S. and Sweden, according to Ginco. Following a crash in the second half of 2018, the virtual currency's price has declined to a fifth of the peak it reached in December 2017.
Many big crypto mining companies have shut down their operations. But "bitcoin, which has become synonymous with virtual currency, will always hold value," says Hiroyuki Maruno, a manager at Tokyo-based consultancy LayerX.
Mongolian information technology company iTools began bitcoin mining last summer using the site of a former construction materials factory. The facility, located in the city of Darkhan, north of the capital, gets electricity from its own generating facilities.
Tokyo-based online ad company Unimedia outsources operation of mining equipment to iTools.
The languishing virtual currency market has put the brakes on iTools' plan to expand its fleet of mining equipment. But CEO Tamir Bayarsaikhan stresses that the business enables the company to deepen its expertise in blockchain technologies.
The technology, known for high levels of security, has broad applications, including data management. The Mongolian company hopes to leverage its blockchain-related operations to create new business.
Crypto mining is an attractive year-around business for companies in Mongolia, whose core industries like mineral mining, agriculture and tourism slow down during the harsh winter. The government is actively nurturing the country's information technology sector.
The leasing unit of Trade and Development Bank of Mongolia has joined with Ginco in plans to add crypto mining to its fleet of leased equipment, along with mineral mining and farming machinery.

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The Italian Job: The World's Fastest 427 Cobra
Naveed Yousufzai
4th May 2019 26 Comments
You're 10 years old walking home from school, just minding your own business.
Suddenly, your thoughts of hitting the couch and playing on your Atari are abruptly interrupted by a distant angry growl, which seems to be rumbling the ground. You can feel it through your feet, and for a quick second you find yourself second guessing whether an earthquake is about to hit. You frantically look around you, confused and anxious. And suddenly, a mystical creature comes screaming around the corner.
It's got four wheels and big side pipes, but it's unlike anything you had ever seen before. 'What is that?!' you ponder to yourself, whilst stuck in a mesmerizing gaze. Its sleek, topless shape roars by you like a bat out of hell, and just like that it's gone with the wind.
Memorable impressions like that come unannounced and are few and far between, but that's the underlying psychological aspect of them that make them special in the first place. These are the memories we somehow end up reflecting on when thinking of our past.
It's quite interesting when you really think about it. I don't think I've met anyone who can remember everything from their youth, just impressionable moments – including myself. Which leads me to question if any of those distant memories are the reason I am who I've become today. Was my childhood obsession with Hot Wheels and Lego the reason why I love cars so much now? I like to think so, but who really knows…
For certain people though, the memories are as clear as yesterday – Ted Taormina being the primary individual in mind here. See, anytime someone asks Ted why he built a 1965 427 Cobra over the vast variety of other platforms he could've chosen from, he vividly describes that exact story, and it's genuinely one that hits you right in the heart.
It's the classic 'I fell in love with it the moment I laid my eyes on it,' anecdote, but the key aspect of the narrative is that Ted didn't just stop with a dream. He lived it, and then some.
Ted grew up in traditional Italian household where risotto and bottarga found its way to the dinner table quite frequently. Meals were accompanied by a side of yelling across the table, and hints of car talk here and there as well. Like delicious traditional cuisine, Italians typically have a real sense of passion when it comes to things they like, especially cars.
As time flew by, Ted's interest in fast machines grew. "By the age of 18, I knew more about Italian V12s than I did about lawn mower engines," he says.
Ted's work place at the time, Milano Imports, served as his natural stomping ground and versed him in the world of Italian supercars. Most of his expertise resides with carbureted V12s found in priceless vintage race cars, but by the age of 22, Ted was out with the big leagues going really, really fast.
Ted was working alongside icons like Jim Feuling and Albert Burtoni, breaking endless world speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats, some even nearing 400mph (643km/h). Ted recollects that one of his favorites was the Al Burtoni Lamborghini Countach, which ran 201.7mph (324.6km/h), making it the fastest of its model in the world.
It was quite a youth to live, but that's not to say it deterred Ted from living out his childhood dream of owning a Shelby Cobra. If anything, the speed associated with these record-holding supercars became the premise behind the build in this story, dubbed The Italian Job.
For over 20 years, the values of Cobras continuously increased as the cars became harder and harder to find for sale. Collectors from all over the world wanted their piece of the American muscle pie, which in turn made it increasingly difficult for Ted to own one for himself. Luckily by 2001, a few coach-building companies provided factory-identical-bodied Cobras for the public at a fraction of the cost of original cars. This opened up the door for hot rodders around the world to take on building one-off specced cars, Ted being included in that bunch. Over the course of the next few years, he ended up building over 60 Cobras, and still maintains the majority of those cars at his shop in California's Bay Area.
On a warm summer day in 2016, someone randomly called the shop and asked Ted if the rumors about the 'world's fastest Cobra' were true. By this point in time, Ted's reputation in the Cobra community was well grounded, but the rumors weren't true. Yet…
Intrigued by the thought of it, Ted asked the seed-planting inquirer what the record was. The gentlemen explained that it was 198mph (318km/h), as set more than 50 years ago.
Immediately, Ted knew he could beat the record. He gathered his team and naturally the ethos of the build became rooted in topping the speed record, with style of course.
Ted and his team took to the drawing boards and began drafting plans for their biggest constraint: aerodynamics. Ted explains, "The build was very much similar to other Cobra builds, but the aero was a whole other challenge. To put things into perspective, the stock-body Cobra has a drag coefficient more than double that of a modern supercar. This makes hitting 200mph impossible on paper."
So how does one overcome an obstacle comparable to climbing Mt. Everest?
Ted and his team came up with the only logical engineering in mind, which was making the car as sleek as possible, whilst finding the right balance of downforce – enough to keep the car from flying into the air, but not enough to prevent it from achieving the 200mph goal.
The end result turned out to be one of the best-looking cars to ever hit the Bonneville Salt Flats. It wears a gorgeous pearl white paint job with Italian flag-themed racing stripes and lipstick red diamond stitched interior.
They're all custom characteristics found in most standard one-off builds, but the differentiator here became the speed parts: Custom made canards, an aluminum panel that covered the entire underbody of the car, and of course a custom-designed (and patent pending) rear wing, which is actually part of the rear diffuser. The bottom side of the diffuser splits turbulence, while the top side acts as a wing, pushing down on the car.
201.1mph
In October of 2016, Ted and his team took the completed Cobra to an air strip in the Mojave Desert for their first attempts at breaking 200mph. But Murphy's Law had other plans in store for them. Crosswinds, headwinds, fuel starvation and numerous other little factors resulted in Ted's defeat after 25 grueling attempts. So the team packed up the bags and headed right back to the drawing boards.
Soon, after some changes were made to the aero and fueling system, the team set out for a second attempt, but again saw defeat, reaching 192mph.
After returning home again and taking a six-month break, Ted and his team decided they would take one last leap at setting a new record. The Cobra received a panel to cover the passenger-side seat, along with a few other minor changes and some fine tuning before setting out to the desert.
Mother Nature was finally in Ted's favor, with low temps and minimal winds on the early desert morning. With the car prepped and ready to go, Ted told his team, "If there's ever a day we are going to have a chance, it's going to be today." Words that lived to be true.
A couple of passes at 9:00am resulted in consecutive 197mph (317km/h) trap speeds. Before Ted could pull out any more of his hair, his team made a few more fine tuning adjustments, and a final pass took way. At precisely 11:22:20am on the 8th of April 2017, the trap speed slip came back at 201.1mph (323.6km/h).
A victory in the books for The Italian Job.
It's Not Over
For most, setting a land speed record and immortalizing your name would be enough to call it quits. After all, Ted is now seen as an icon in the industry, and I think his legacy will continue to live on. But it's not enough.
Sure, breaking and holding the record till this day might sound like a big deal, but as we all know, records are meant to be broken, so it's only a matter of time before the next person comes and tries to take his thrown. But what if the next person is Ted himself?
I think you all might understand what I'm getting at here… The only hint I'll leave until that story comes is its name: The Cobrarri.
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6:54 amMay 4, 2019 Shane Savage
cool story. love the Bonneville Countach pics. needs a pic of the Cobra in full speed run trim...
8:53 amMay 4, 2019 Eoin Kenny
Was kind of expecting a Jaguar D-type windshield and cockpit setup.
Ridiculously cool none the less.
9:02 amMay 6, 2019 Spencer Tillim
he ran it with a little screen for the driver. There's pics of the car after the run on petrolicious
Do you have a link, can't find it
9:08 amMay 4, 2019 scon2006 .
Stunning car, but the 2 plastic canards below headlights destroys the lines of the car and make it look like a cheap kit car from the front.
Those are aluminum...
8:53 pmMay 4, 2019 Roman Macias
Probably painted carbon. Plastic would never survive the kind of pressure 200 MPH makes. Apparently you only looked at the pics. That bit of aero kept him on earth. I guess you can go back to your video game console now dude.
10:37 amMay 4, 2019 Jay Soh Tsu Chung
Function > Form
1:19 pmMay 4, 2019 JoeK
Sweet 427 SC tribute. Took me a while to appreciate the color combo with the red and green stripes, but by the time I was done reading the article and drooling over the car I was converted. Only hope that when he made those record runs he had the knock-offs safety wired or was using some sort of flush faced wheel. Those knock-offs used to come loose on occasion back in the late 60's with the originals. Had the happen to me the only time (1968) I ever got to drive a 427 SC. Scary at 120+ mph!
BTW - Canards are definitely needed to help plant the front end. This thing would get VERY light and twitchy above about 115 -125. The combo rear spoiler/splitter is a piece of genius.
10:59 pmMay 5, 2019 Roman Macias
The knock offs are safety wired, well three of them are. You can actually see the wire on the R/F has broken...
2:50 pmMay 4, 2019 Myles H. Kitchen
Great article! Ted played a key role in building my Lotus Cortina Twin Cam race engine when he was at Burtoni's, which allowed me to win the USRRC Seniors tour championship 3 years in a row in Under 2.0 liter GT. And FYI, that's me on the right inthe cowboy hat in the Bonneville pic! And, not only is Ted a great mechanic and enthusiast, he's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet!
12:29 amMay 5, 2019 Malcolm Craig
You had me at "Lotus Cortina..." My father had a MkII 1600E (aka 'the poor man's Lotus Cortina') before I was born, and always waxed lyrical about it (less so about the Triumph 2.5PI, as the mechanical fuel injection packed up about 75% of the time). A Lotus Cortina has always been right up there on my list of dream drive cars.
3:42 pmMay 4, 2019 Basith P.
This is just an amazing story
No words for this
8:54 pmMay 4, 2019 snake
Some pics of it in salt trim would have been fitting, but truly an epic Cobra.
9:45 pmMay 4, 2019 Spirit Road
This......
such a beautiful piece of work!
Just goes to show the need to get past first impressions. My first though was "Urgh! A Cobra with huge wheels on it." But then reading the article it was...
Blimey!
Holy hell!
Man, that's some car.
What a piece of engineering. The thought of going 200+ in a Cobra is terrifying. I'd probably wet myself and start crying before I got to 60.
3:23 amMay 5, 2019 Muaz
when I read the title, I expect it to run an Italian powertrain, kinda sad when it didn't. but the final words in this article give me hope.
6:55 amMay 6, 2019 Ruben
Exactly what I thought just by looking at the cover photo and reading the title...
9:20 amMay 5, 2019 Truthworldwide
So happy it didn't run an Italian power train, if I'm honest. V12s are quite choice, but c'mon... It's a 427 Cobra. It'd be akin to an American in Italy running a smalk-block in the world's fastest Countach.
Excited for part I nevertheless!
12:44 amMay 7, 2019 Tomi
Well it is already a brit car with italian styling and an american engine. I don't think an italian v12 would be that much out of place.
An icon. CS is undoubtedly smiling.
10:21 pmMay 5, 2019 Nick K
The pics have a breathtaking "freshness" about them. NICE job. Those of the Burtoni Countach are breathtaking for a wholly different reason. The Cobra is awesome...but I can't help thinking about building a Countach to beat that record using the same technology-- and twin turbos, in the style of the 1278hp Diablo photographed by Dino many years ago.
12:35 amMay 6, 2019 Mahesh Sukhram
Stunning, Stunning car!!! Wonderful to look at.
7:27 amMay 6, 2019 Jay_Bee
Great set Naveed! Got that golden hour light! Love the interior shots. This is a tough car to shoot the interior as there isn't much going on with the exception of this one of course but I saw some interesting perspectives that I never would have thought of for a car like this.
11:30 amMay 6, 2019 BeefSupreme
Who made the kit? Factory Five, Superformance, Backdraft?
6:24 amMay 10, 2019 Dave C
Was anything done bodywork wise to improve the coefficient of drag?


PS 676 is a small K-5 school for approximately 125 students serving Red Hook public housing residents. After eight troubled years, the school is on the rebound with a new Principal and staff as of midway through Spring semester 2018. In October 2018, PortSide began working with the staff to develop programs that speak to the students' needs, interests and prior experience good and bad. We were introduced to their new dynamic Principal Priscilla Figueroa by our Councilman Carlos Menchaca, who provided funding support via the Department of Cultural Affairs "Cultural After School Adventures" (CASA) program. Our programs with PS 676 started in December and are evolving. In addition to teaching academic content, we focus on affirming and giving voice to students who in many ways live in the blind spot of our society. The students and teachers are responding enthusiastically.
In December, the Principal's Council came to our ship MARY A. WHALEN to make holiday decorations. We hung these inside our ship so that attendees of the Red Hook business holiday party would see them and become more aware of the school. We also spoke about PS 676 during our remarks as an effort to better connect the school to the Red Hook community and steer resources to the school.
1st grade reading class comes every other Friday to read WaterStories books and have waterfront experiences that bring the books to life. We connect the real world to what is in the books by showing them ducks, geese, seagulls, ships and more. Using our binoculars is very popular.
The end-of-semester project we designed is to have the class write a collaborative book, have that printed in Red Hook, and take the students on field trip to NY Printing to get their books, see the collection of printing machines there (in effect a museum), visit the historic warehouse where this is located, meet a woman business owner and hear her hurricane Sandy story.
Putting students who are struggling to learn to read in the position of becoming authors empowers them and makes them feel literacy is an attainable skill. Plus, the project gives them voice.
Help us change lives. Please donate. We need funds for staff and materials.
Donate new and gently used WaterStories children's books for us to read with the students. Non WaterStories ones we will give to students who have no books at home.
These programs are also funded in part by the "Cultural After-School Adventures" (CASA) program of the Department of Cultural Affairs, secured by our Councilman Carlos Menchaca. He introduced the Principal of PS 676 to PortSide and jump-started this fruitful relationship.


This kind of month's Road Magazine will be our second Subaru special. We say a fond farewell to the last of the UK WRX STi legends, the punchy 340R, that has a road trip to the Lakes. Hopefully, This kind of will be NOT the last we see of This kind of amazing rally-bred turbo nutter; nevertheless the idea will be, for right now, here inside UK. Sad sign of the times. We also have a sneak preview of the brand completely new Forester GenIV, which will be looking like picking up where the last fabulous product took off. Great news, at last! in addition to we take the most under-rated Subaru of them all – the dependable Outback – on a 1,555-mile road trip to Meribel inside Alps, to genuinely stretch its legs. Finally, we look at Subaru's class-winning SUV, the XV. Subaru had a record breaking year in 2012, globally, nevertheless needs our support here inside UK. Why, we just do not know. Their cars are brilliant, reliable, affordable, practical, fun in addition to different. in addition to we've not even mentioned the epic BRZ. Try one today in addition to be prepared to be impressed. in addition to do please share our humble publication with your mates – Subaru fans or not! in addition to enjoy some Subaru videos on our Facebook page.


April 27, 2009 • In his new documentary, the director of Two Girls and a Guy turns his camera on Mike Tyson — who's been his friend since the former boxer was 19.
April 25, 2009 • NPR's Scott Simon speaks with novelist Thomas Perry and TV producer Marti Noxon Bynum about how to make fictional plotlines believable in a time of rapid technological development. How does a storyteller create tension when characters can sidestep traditional obstacles with a simple cell phone call or text message?
April 24, 2009 • The friendship between Steve Lopez, a Los Angeles Times columnist, and Nathaniel Ayers, a homeless musician, has inspired newspaper columns, a book and now a movie. In 2008, Lopez joined Fresh Air to describe his friendship with Ayers.
April 24, 2009 • James Toback has created a new documentary about Mike Tyson, the ex-boxing world champ. Movie critic David Edelstein says that Toback's mix of old and new footage "flows seamlessly" and that the stream-of-consciousness movie is "revelatory."
April 24, 2009 • When Robert Downey Jr., as journalist Steve Lopez, discovers Jamie Foxx, playing a homeless man who happens to be a talented musician, he enters into a complicated relationship that changes the lives of both men.
April 24, 2009 • Steve Inskeep prepared for his trip to Detroit by watching movies that riff on the city, such as: Gran Torino, 8 Mile, Gross Pointe Blank, and Airplane.
April 23, 2009 • Washed-up rock stars and sparkling starlets populate the decadent, intertwined tales of The Informers — a new film based on the book by Bret Easton Ellis.
April 23, 2009 • What's not to like about a documentary that takes up the cause of impoverished Latinos trying to keep their community garden from being snatched by greedy fat cats and maneuvering pols? Quite a lot, as it turns out.
April 23, 2009 • The Soloist director Joe Wright talks about the difficulties of filming on Skid Row and the challenges of portraying mental illness on screen.
April 22, 2009 • Luis Tiant left Cuba in 1961 to play pro baseball in the U.S. In 2007, at the age of 67, he made a bittersweet return to his homeland. Filmmaker Jonathan Hock, who documented the trip in The Lost Son of Havana, talks with Robert Siegel.


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The Way of Zen (Kobo eBook)
By Alan W. Watts
The Way of Zen begins as a succinct guide through the histories of Buddhism and Taoism leading up to the development of Zen Buddhism, which drew deeply from both traditions. It then goes on to paint a broad but insightful picture of Zen as it was and is practiced, both as a religion and as an element of diverse East Asian arts and disciplines. Watts's narrative clears away the mystery while enhancing the mystique of Zen.
Since the first publication of this book in 1957, Zen Buddhism has become firmly established in the West. As Zen has taken root in Western soil, it has incorporated much of the attitude and approach set forth by Watts in The Way of Zen, which remains one of the most important introductory books in Western Zen.
Publisher: Vintage
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A-33.1 - Act respecting Cree, Inuit and Naskapi Native persons
25.5. An Inuit beneficiary who has maintained his principal residence outside the territory for 10 or more consecutive years is not entitled to exercise rights or receive benefits as an Inuit beneficiary, and his name is transferred to the list of Inuit beneficiaries who have resided outside the territory for 10 or more consecutive years provided for in section 25.14. If a beneficiary re-establishes his principal residence in the territory, his entitlement to exercise rights and receive benefits as an Inuit beneficiary revives and his name is then transferred to the list of Inuit beneficiaries provided for in section 25.14.
However, the first paragraph does not apply to an Inuit beneficiary who has maintained his principal residence outside the territory for 10 or more consecutive years for health reasons, to pursue studies or to hold employment in an organization promoting Inuit well-being.
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A good antivirus/anti-malware program that gets frequently updated is always a good protection measure when trying to fend off Trojan horse viruses like JS/Banload.
Symptoms CPU and RAM spikes, general system instability and suspicious system/file changes.
Distribution Method Spam letters, big online banners within sketchy websites and also infected torrent files.
This is the most important step. Do not skip it if you want to remove JS/Banload successfully!


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Neuville-sur-Touques is een gemeente in het Franse departement Orne (regio Normandië) en telt 238 inwoners (2004). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Mortagne-au-Perche.

Geografie
De oppervlakte van Neuville-sur-Touques bedraagt 14,9 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 16,0 inwoners per km².

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Onderstaande figuur toont het verloop van het inwonertal (bron: INSEE-tellingen).

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Gemeente in Orne


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Radvenci () is a dispersed settlement southwest of Gornja Radgona in northeastern Slovenia.

There is a small chapel-shrine with a belfry in the settlement. It was built in 1907.

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Populated places in the Municipality of Gornja Radgona


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Tasers fired by West Midlands Police more often than any other force in UK
Police fired tasers 120 times in just six months
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Police in the West Midlands fired potentially-lethal Tasers 120 times in just six months – the highest rate in England and Wales.
Senior officers defended the weapon's use after the figures emerged from the Home Office.
Supt Darren Miles said the Taser was NOT fired in more than 70 per cent of cases where it was brandished.
"Officers have to justify using Taser, in the same way as they judge the use of CS spray or batons," he said.
"From January to June this year, in over 70 per cent of the incidents where Taser was used it was not fired."
The stats revealed the weapon, which delivers a 50,000-vault electric shock, was deployed 452 times by the force between January and June this year.
The most frequent use was on "red dotted" mode, when a red warning laser was beamed at suspects in 226 cases.
West Midlands Police began using Taser in 2005, when it was limited to firearms officers.
Following a trial in October 2009, it were rolled out across the force.
Police were criticised last year for firing a Taser at an 83-year-old man who had left his West Midlands care home with a knife.
Officers traced the pensioner to a park and used the weapon on him when he made threats to them and others and also suggested he could self-harm.
The force has also used the potentially-lethal weapons on 15 and 16-year-olds.
Officers are required to justify each Taser deployment.
Even the act of removing the device from its holster requires written justification.
Campaign group Amnesty International has condemned the wide-spread use of Taser and say the weapon should be considered in the same bracket as traditional firearms.


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Q: how to make using regex dict with sum of values instead of their overwrite I'm new in python. I have a log file with content like this:
[14:43:28]Toyota Camry/BH1488XO/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:550
[15:56:15]Nissan Almera/BE0348CH/service:outside+interior/employee:Serega/price:450
[15:59:44]VW Amarok /BH138E/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:700
[16:00:48]BMW X7/BH1155HH/service:2-phase complex+plastic /employee:Sasha/price:1400
[16:02:38]Jeep Renegade/BE6782IK/service:wash/employee:Serega/price:300
[16:03:19]MB C300/BT4500BT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:550
[16:04:19]MB C200/BT4400HT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:1000

I need to make a dict which will content an employees as a key and a sum of his prices like {"Oleg": 1250}
i used this code to make lis of employees:

    with open ("17082022.log", "r") as file:
        text = file.read()
    emp_list = set(re.findall(r'employee:(.*)/', text))

and this to make list of prices

    output_pluses = re.findall(r"(?<=price:)[+-]?\d+", text)

A: You can use re.findall with capturing groups to get employee name and price in one step. Next, create a dictionary:
import re

log = """\
[14:43:28]Toyota Camry/BH1488XO/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:550
[15:56:15]Nissan Almera/BE0348CH/service:outside+interior/employee:Serega/price:450
[15:59:44]VW Amarok /BH138E/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:700
[16:00:48]BMW X7/BH1155HH/service:2-phase complex+plastic /employee:Sasha/price:1400
[16:02:38]Jeep Renegade/BE6782IK/service:wash/employee:Serega/price:300
[16:03:19]MB C300/BT4500BT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:550
[16:04:19]MB C200/BT4400HT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:1000"""

out = {}
for employee, price in re.findall(r"employee:([^/]+)/price:(\d+)", log):
    out[employee] = out.get(employee, 0) + int(price)

print(out)

Prints:
{'Oleg': 1250, 'Serega': 750, 'Sasha': 2950}

A: Another option is to use the .split() function. The advantage is that this way it is not necessary to import the re module and use advanced knowledge about designing regular expressions:
log = """\
[14:43:28]Toyota Camry/BH1488XO/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:550
[15:56:15]Nissan Almera/BE0348CH/service:outside+interior/employee:Serega/price:450
[15:59:44]VW Amarok /BH138E/service:complex/employee:Oleg/price:700
[16:00:48]BMW X7/BH1155HH/service:2-phase complex+plastic /employee:Sasha/price:1400
[16:02:38]Jeep Renegade/BE6782IK/service:wash/employee:Serega/price:300
[16:03:19]MB C300/BT4500BT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:550
[16:04:19]MB C200/BT4400HT/service:complex/employee:Sasha/price:1000"""

dct = {}
for line in log.split('\n'):
    employee, price = line.split('/employee:')[1].split('/price:')
    dct[employee] = dct.get(employee, 0) + int(price)
print(dct) # gives {'Oleg': 1250, 'Serega': 750, 'Sasha': 2950}

The 'trick' with short dct.get(employee, 0) code is that if the employee isn't yet in dictionary the value 0 will be returned as price, what is equivalent to (dct[employee] if employee in dct else 0) what is then a shortened version of an if-statement going over multiple lines.
Another advantage of using the .split() approach over regular expression search is that it will most probably result in a notification with an error message if the lines in the log-file have an unexpected format or content, where the regular expression search approach will just deliver a (wrong) result.
For extremely large log-files the regular expression search approach runs about 10% faster, but for small log-files time required for loading the re module makes it much slower compared to the .split() approach.

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1. Season the chicken with salt and pepper and heat the olive oil in a large sauté pan. Brown the chicken pieces (in batches if necessary) over a high heat with the garlic and thyme for 2–3 minutes on each side until golden brown. Return all the chicken to the pan, add the vinegar and bubble until reduced by half. Drizzle over the soy sauce and honey and shake the pan to mix.
2. Pour in a good splash of hot water and add the lemon slices. Let the liquid bubble and reduce down until syrupy, which will take about 10 minutes or so. By now the chicken should be cooked through.
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Деца комунизма је историографска књига и бестселер новинара Миломира Марића из 1987. године, која се бави животима високих функционера Комунистичке партије Југославије и друштвено-политичких радника, на начин који је по први пут одступао од њихових званичних биографија.

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Као млад новинар, Миломир Марић је почео да се упознаје и дружи са многим истакнутим политичарима и члановима Савеза комуниста Југославије, на заласку или крају њихове каријере. То му је омогућило да сазна и чује многе појединости о којима се није говорило на званичним местима. Из свега тога, настала је књига "Деца комунизма".

На почетку књиге, Марић описује предратне функционере Комунистичке партије Југославије, међу којима су многи пострадали у Стаљиновим чисткама или под чудним околностима. Неки од људи о којима овде говори јесу: Карло Штајнер, Живојин Павловић, Драгиша Васић, Владислав Рибникар, Божидар Масларић, Сима Марковић, Мустафа Голубић, Иван Мачек, Илија Милкић, Триша Кацлеровић, Иван Марић, Јосип Копинич...

Књига "Деца комунизма" је пружила нове погледе на биографије многих партијских функционера, који су до тада били недодирљиви и измицали свакој критици или преиспитивању. Ту се бави животима Константина Коче Поповића, Владимира Велебита, Родољуба Чолаковића, Сретена Жујовића Црног, Светозара Вукмановића Темпа, Срђе Прице, Владимира Дедијера, др Николе Петровића, Благоја Нешковића, генерала Велимира Терзића, Михаила Швабића, Радована Зоговића, Ратомира Ратка Дугоњића, Авда и Олге Хумо...

На самом крају, говори се о познатим учесницима великих студентских демонстрација 1968. године: редитељима Душану Макавејеву, Желимиру Жилнику и Љубиши Ристићу.

У овој књизи, први пут се говорило о многим стварима које је прећутала званична историографија у социјалистичкој Југославији. Штампане су до тада непознате фотографије кардинала Алојзија Степинца на прослави Дана устанка народа Хрватске у Загребу 1945. године, где се налази поред Владимира Бакарића и совјетских генерала на свечаној бини. Откривено је и да је владика Николај Велимировић био заточеник логора Дахау, као и да је постојала сарадња југословенских партизана са немачким окупационим снагама, када се до тада писало и говорило само о сарадњи генерала Михаиловића са окупаторима. Такође, први пут се писало о Анти Топићу Мимари.

Осим рушења историјских табуа, Миломир Марић је желео да укаже на суноврат једне генерације која изнова ствара оштре класне разлике и где деца партијских кадрова уживају апсолутне привилегије:

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Први пут се књига "Деца комунизма" појавило 1987. године у издању "Младости". Књига је доживела огромну популарност, а Марић је добио прилику да је промовише у иностранству. Између осталог, о књизи је говорио на Универзитету Стенфорд и Универзитету Харвард.

Пољски историчар Адам Михњик је "Децу комунизма" штампао у својој едицији на пољском језику, уз антистаљинистички есеј "Заробљени ум" Чеслава Милоша, добитника Нобелове награде за књижевност.

Поново је штампана 2014. године у два тома у издању Лагуне. Први том носи поднаслов "Магле са истока" (осам издања), а други "Људи новог доба" (пет издања).

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Милован Ђилас, некадашњи високи партијски и државни функционер, као дисидент је саркастично рекао:

Титов биограф, историчар и академик Владимир Дедијер је позитивно гледао на Марићево дело:

Политиколог и новинар Љубомир Кљакић је у овој књизи највише вредновао људскост ликова:

О "Деци комунизма", позитивно су се изјашњавали Данило Киш и Мирко Ковач.

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Марић тврди да је Коча Поповић, савезни секретар за иностране послове и потпредседника СФРЈ, са којим се дружио последњих година његовог живота, у својим приватним белешкама записао:

Књижевник Милован Данојлић је оштро критиковао "Децу комунизма":

Због нових сазнања о кардиналу Алојзију Степинцу, које је Марић објавио у књизи, на насловној страни је реаговао Глас Концила, католички недељник из Загреба.

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Want to fight poverty? Robin Hood CEO Wes Moore – bestselling author, Army combat veteran, social entrepreneur – explains why improving education is an excellent place to start. Filmed for Early Learning Nation's Mobile Studio at the Society for Research in Child Development's biennial meeting in Baltimore, MD, on March 22, 2019. #SRCD19
Chris Riback: Wes, thank you for coming to the ELN studio.
Wes Moore: It is my pleasure Chris, great to be with you.
Chris Riback: So for the two people in the world that aren't aware of Robin Hood, what is Robin Hood and how do you become the largest poverty fighter in New York City?
Wes Moore: Well Robin Hood is now 31 years old and Robin Hood first started with a core exclusive focus of saying that in a city, in New York City and in a nation that has so much, why do we still have so many that have so little? Robin Hood said we have to put an exclusive focus on making sure that we are fighting poverty everywhere that we sit. Robin Hood started 31 years ago with initially a $50,000 worth of grants they were giving out to community partners. Now three decades later, Robin Hood has given away north of $3 billion dollars into this work. Robin Hood will fund and focus on everything from education to housing to criminal justice reform to mental and physical health, because we believe deeply in this idea that poverty is completely intertwined. To focus on one thing means that you're going to lose sight of the fact that there's other things that are contributing to the poverty we see that exists in so many of our areas, with the families that we work with.
Chris Riback: So let's talk, obviously the education part of that focus and there are so many other areas that you focus in terms of fighting poverty. How does helping one, in this case education, add up to helping fight poverty?
Wes Moore: It's interesting because education makes up around 60% of Robin Hood's total portfolio every single year. When people say, "well that seems like a lot," the answer is it is a lot. It's a big percentage because we feel that when we're thinking about the things that actually create a level of sustainable economic mobility, education has got to be at the core of it. Education at a collection of different levels. Whether you're talking about early childhood education and being able to make sure that we're giving kids the best starts possible. Whether you're talking about high school and middle school development, or whether you're talking about job training and post-secondary transition from high school to college.
Wes Moore: Part of the reason Robin Hood has such a core focus on this element is because the only thing that we've shown that has been proven to create a level and a core of sustainable mobility is putting a focus on educational attainment and completion with a purpose.
Chris Riback: So tell me about some of that proof, because we're here at a conference of researchers and scientists, what do you know about those connections and that proof? It's a lifetime of learning, we are in an age where, yes, get them early, absolutely you have to. But there's a lifetime of learning that goes on. What is that proof and what is that research that you've come across?
Wes Moore: The thing that we've been able to see in a lot of our research is to be able to identify what works. To be able to identify what are the things you can invest in early that actually create the level of support that we know that our children and our families are going to need. Then the next question always becomes, what scales? How do you find that thing that works that can support an individual group, an individual focus area, but then say, "how does that thing work for a larger metropolis?"
Wes Moore: We think about the work that's being done with FUEL, that's being fueled by the Bezos Family Foundation, the Overdeck Family Foundation and Robin Hood and saying how do you turn New York City into this early learning metropolis? Investing in what works, identifying the partnerships that are necessary and then saying we're not going to be stingy with the data or stingy with the results. I think that's something we believe in deeply. Data matters, everything that is important can be measured. We put a core focus on not just measuring it, but then showing how it works for success and showing how that success focuses on scale.
Chris Riback: Now I know that you love all of your Robin Hood children equally. You probably love all of your own children equally too, but that's a separate conversation. Tell me some of the success stories, particularly in the education and even the early childhood education area.
Wes Moore: I do I love all my children equally.
Chris Riback: We're taping that, so that's on the record.
Wes Moore: But I have to tell you the success that we have seen from this FUEL Initiative is really inspiring. Fuel really came from a platform. It's an investment of $50 million dollars over five years. No matter where it hides itself, we want to know what works. Part of the reason why that's so exciting to me is the thing that we have noticed, even when you're looking at the later grades. Part of the biggest challenge that we have for students is that we have students who from the very earliest stages are not prepared. If you think about where kids are reading, the kids were reading a grade level and the kids were not reading a grade level.
Wes Moore: There's generally three reasons why a student is not reading a grade level, one is chronic absence. So students who are missing more than 30% of the school year. If you're not in class, you're not learning. The second is summer learning loss, so it can take some kinds until November to catch up where they left off in June because we're not giving enough summer fulfillment. The third reason is kids who are entering school unprepared. They're walking into the classroom without numbers, letters, colors.
Wes Moore: If you talk to early childhood instructors and early childhood teachers about what are the things we can give you that would help your job significantly. It's not necessarily more pens or papers or more time. Often time, the answer is a classroom full of kids ready to learn. If you give me a classroom full of kids ready to learn it could help do my job. The truth is, what is happening is, if I teach too fast I completely lose the kids. They're not ready. If I teach too slow, I will bore the kids that are. What we've been able to do with FUEL, collectively with the Basel Center Foundation and also with the Overdeck Family Foundation is to identify those things to take care of those three mechanisms. Because we know that if we can get kids on that right start you're going to give the kids a much better chance of being able to succeed in the long term. If we can't, no matter what you do later on it's going to be more challenging and it's going to be more expensive.
Chris Riback: What about the role of education for you personally?
Wes Moore: Education was the primer, where I think everything then happened because of education. Everything else that I've been able to do and everything else that I've been able to leverage is because I walked in knowing that I belonged there. Education helped to change that psychology, education helped to change that mindset. Education helped me to understand my own history and my own culture and my sense of belonging. I think education was the thing that helped all this make sense. Because without it, everything else would have felt like an imposter syndrome. Everything else would have felt like, "do I really belong here? Am I really necessary?"
Chris Riback: How do kids react when you tell them that?
Wes Moore: For a lot of kids, it's difficult for them to understand it and see it for themselves. The thing that I just simply ask them to do is understand their own journey. Understand the journey of those who actually did come before. Not just them, but those who came before me. That there were people who every day woke up with the hope of us. That they were willing to fight on behalf of us. Whether they knew us or not. That's the thing that has allowed that pathway for my success, for all of our successes in order to make any sense. I think the thing that we have to be able to instill in all of our kids is a rising of expectations of what we want from them. A rising of their own expectations, and then being able to show them and demonstrate to them that that work, that determination and that belonging is the thing that's going to help set them up for everything they want to do later on in life.
Chris Riback: Well thank you, keep showing them and thank you for stopping the ELN Studio.
Wes Moore: It's my joy, thank you so much, thank you.
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Iranian Baha'i man taken to jail for allegedly promoting his faith
Iranian Baha'i Zabihollah Raoufi, 69 began his prison sentence in Sanandaj Prison on October 31.
The Appeals Court in Iran's Kurdistan Province had upheld a one-year prison sentence against 69-year-old Zabihollah Raoufi, who was accused of proselytizing his Baha'i faith.
He had also been sentenced to a year in exile in the remote desert town of Minab, Hormozgan Province, a term he must serve after his prison sentence according to the verdict issued on July 22, 2018.
The charges against the 69-year-old shopkeeper were "propaganda against the state" and "assembly and collusion against national security by promoting Baha'ism."
According to the New York-based Center for Human Rights in Iran quoting a source, several people who associated with Mr. Raoufi were arrested by the Intelligence Ministry and when they were asked questions about him, they denied he was proselytizing and said he would only respond if he was asked about his faith. But the Intelligence Ministry agents said that even giving a response is considered proselytizing and that Baha'is have been warned that they should not answer questions from non-Baha'is about their religion.
Zabihollah Raoufi, was one of eight Iranian Baha'is whose prison sentences had been confirmed in July by Iranian appeals courts.
An appeals court in the central city of Yazd confirmed prison terms for six Baha'i men and one Baha'i woman.
Two of the men sentenced by the Yazd court, Mehran Islami Amir Abadi and Mehranband Amir Abadi, were given prison terms of 18 months.
Mehran Islami Amir Abadi already was facing one year of prison time in connection with another case, his 2012 arrest on charges of spreading anti-government propaganda. He probably would have to serve the previous sentence and the new sentence consecutively, keeping him in prison for 2½ years.
five other Baha'is as receiving three-year prison terms from the Yazd court were Soroureh Foroughi Mehdi Abadi, a woman, and four men: Farzad Rouhani Munshadi, Ahmad Jafari Naeim, Ramin Hassouri Sharafabadi, and Mohammad Ali Tadrisi.
Intelligence Ministry agents in Sanandaj arrested Raoufi in 2015 and released him on bail six days later, with a court later convicting him of spreading anti-government propaganda, related to his alleged activities in promoting the Baha'i faith.
Raoufi previously was arrested in 2009 on similar charges and served six months in prison in the western city of Tuyserkan.
The Baha'is are Iran's most persecuted religious minority. After the revolution, more than 200 Baha'is were executed in Iran because of their religious allegiance. In 1981, the religion was banned.
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October 20, 2020 October 20, 2020 Delenn Block	0 Comments
I think the California Governor Gavin Newsom has a good plan for how the school year will work in these crazy times. His plans make me feel much safer about school knowing that not getting myself or others sick is a priority.
Newsom's plan for schools can be separated into five parts. The first few parts are that in person schools are based off of local health data and that masks will be required for everyone participating in on campus learning. Students are also going to be required to stay six feet apart from one another and get health screeners before. If any outbreaks occur students will be switched to online schooling.
I like that Newsom put more funding into the school system, giving students access to the technology they need to learn. According to the ca.gov website, Newson has added around $5.3 million to the distance learning budget.
Newsom has been talking about adding more funding to California schools since early January. "Seven years ago, we invested $47.3 billion in our schools. Next year, with your support, we'll invest more than $80 billion — that includes $576 million for special education but it's not enough. We're still 41st in the nation in per pupil funding. Something needs to change," said Newsom.
Though that quote was from January, Newsom has added big changes especially to distance learning, adding funding and requiring that all students have access to the technology needed for class. These new rules keep the curriculum equivalent to how it would be in person and also offers support to special education and English learning students.
These are only a few of the new rules Newsom has put into place to help better our communities. I'm very grateful to live in a place where I can feel like the governor cares about the people.
I'm very supportive of the mask and six feet apart rules because I think that other than staying inside all day, that is the best way to protect others. It's been proven that masks and distance help slow the spread of COVID-19 and even other diseases. Hopefully when COVID-19 dies down we can continue to wear masks when we are sick and not invade each other's personal space.
We all are living in very scary times and having rules to ensure everyone's safety is incredibly important. Putting new measures in place to protect the people is incredibly important to keep happy and healthy communities.
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A toddler with birthday cake smeared across his face, grins delightedly at his mother. Minutes later, the image appears on Facebook. A not uncommon scenario – 42% of UK parents share photos of their children online with half of these parents sharing photos at least once a month.
Welcome to the world of "sharenting" – where more than 80% of children are said to have an online presence by the age of two. This is a world where the average parent shares almost 1,500 images of their child online before their fifth birthday.
But while a recent report from OFCOM confirms many parents do share images of their children online, the report also indicates that more than half (56%) of parents don't. Most of these non-sharenting parents (87%) actively choose not to do so to protect their children's private lives.
Parents often have good reasons for sharenting. It allows them to find and share parenting advice, to obtain emotional and practical support, and to maintain contact with relatives and friends.
Increasingly, though, concerns are being raised about "oversharenting" – when parents share too much, or, share inappropriate information. Sharenting can result in the identification of a child's home, childcare or play location or the disclosure of identifying information which could pose risks to the child.
While many sharenters says they are conscious of the potential impact of their actions, and they consider their children's views before sharenting, a recent House of Lords report on the matter suggests not all parents do. The "growing up with the internet" report reveals some parents share information they know will embarrass their children – and some never consider their children's interests before they post.
A recent survey for CBBC Newsround also warns that a quarter of children who've had their photographs sharented have been embarrassed or worried by these actions.
Police in France and Germany have taken concrete steps to address sharenting concerns. They have posted Facebook warnings, telling parents of the dangers of sharenting, and stressing the importance of protecting children's private lives.
Back in the UK, some academics have suggested the government should educate parents to ensure they understand the importance of protecting their child's digital identity. But should the "nanny state" really be interfering in family life by telling parents how and when they can share their children's information?
It's clearly a tricky area to regulate, but it could be that the government's recently published data protection bill may provide at least a partial answer.
Give people new rights to ensure they are in control of their own data, including the ability to require major social media platforms to delete information.
Individuals will be able to ask for their personal data to be erased.
For example, a post on social media made as a child would normally be deleted upon request, subject to very narrow exemptions.
The primary purpose of the data protection bill is to bring the new EU General Data Protection Regulation into UK law. This is to ensure UK law continues to accord with European data protection law post-Brexit – which is essential if UK companies are to continue to trade with their European counterparts.
It could also provide a solution for children whose parents like to sharent, because the new laws specify that an individual or organisation must obtain explicit consent or have some other legitimate basis to share an individual's personal data. In real terms, this means that before a parent shares their child's information online they should ask whether the child agrees.
Of course, this doesn't mean parents are suddenly going to start asking for their children's consent to sharent. But if a parent doesn't obtain their child's consent, or the child decides in the future that they are no longer happy for that sharented information to be online, the bill also provides another possible solution. Children could use the "right to erasure" to ask for social network providers and other websites to remove sharented information. Not perhaps a perfect answer, but for now it's one way to put a stop to those embarrassing mugshots ending up in cyberspace for years to come.


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That late Precious Owolabi was killed with a stray bullet is no more news, but the aftermath of his demise which has continue to generate controversy.
While the family of the slain youth copper reporter has solemnly blamed the ineptitude of the staff of the hospital where he was rushed to, a worrying fact that was also acknowledged by the late reporter father.
To add to the unending controversy over his dead a certain Corper also surfaced that his picture has all the while been used in place of the late reporter. In spite of all this the organizers of the Nigeria Media Nite-Out Award has decided to honour the departed soul of the young journalist with a posthumous award.
Speaking on why the late reporter will be honoured the media manager and publicity of the award Mr Murphy Ajibade Alabi stated that the young man died a hero while carrying out his official assignment.
Alabi noted that " We don't need to be told how he was killed but what led to his death,he was a going man who believe in the profession he practice it passionately and he paid the supreme price by death, with his fearlessness . We as an organization that always recognize the good work of journalist have to acknowledged his braveness even though it was a very painful death. He will be honoured on the day of the event, we intend getting in touch with his family to receive it on his behalf. This just remind one of Taiwo Awolusi who died during the Liberia war in 1990″ Alabi concluded.
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Gajdy (lit. Gaidė) – wieś na Litwie, w okręgu uciańskim, w rejonie ignalińskim, w starostwie Rymszany.

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W czasach zaborów zaścianek leżał w granicach Imperium Rosyjskiego.

W dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym zaścianek leżał w Polsce, w województwie nowogródzkim (od 1926 w województwie wileńskim), w powiecie brasławskim, w gminie Rymszany.

Według Powszechnego Spisu Ludności z 1921 roku zamieszkiwało tu 71 osób, wszystkie były wyznania rzymskokatolickiego i zadeklarowały polską przynależność narodową. Było tu 11 budynków mieszkalnych. W 1938 w 16 domach zamieszkiwało 77 osób.

Miejscowość należała do miejscowej parafii rzymskokatolickiej. Podlegała pod Sąd Grodzki w m. Turmont i Okręgowy w Wilnie; właściwy urząd pocztowy mieścił się w Rymszanach.

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OMAHA, NE – Jan. 7, 2019 – Union Pacific at present named Jim Vena chief working officer, efficient Jan. 14. He served as government vice chairman and chief working officer at Canadian Nationwide (CN) till retiring in June 2016 after a 40-year CN profession.
Vena, 60, will lead all points of Union Pacific's operations, together with Unified Plan 2020 implementation, the corporate's new working plan that launched in October 2018. He'll report back to Lance Fritz, Union Pacific chairman, president and chief government officer.
Throughout Vena's tenure as government vice chairman and chief working officer, Canadian Nationwide generated the North American rail business's finest working ratio and achieved the perfect security incident ratio within the firm's historical past. Vena began his railroad profession as a brakeman and held progressively growing tasks in Canadian Nationwide's operations in addition to advertising and marketing and gross sales teams, together with main all of CN's working areas.
Tom Lischer, Union Pacific's government vice chairman – Operations, and Lynden Tennison, government vice chairman and chief technique officer, will report back to Vena.