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Q: Create Procedure not working I am having problems creating a procedure that use a VIEW in MySQL, I have looked everywhere and it looks fine, but it doesn't work
This is my View, which is working fine:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW V_Ficha AS SELECT R.Id_rota, R.Tempo, R.Nome, F.Data, F.Tab_pesquisador_Id_pesquisador as Pes,
F.Tab_municipio_Id_municipio as Mun, F.Tab_instrumento_Id_instrumento as Ins FROM Tab_ficha F LEFT JOIN Tab_rota AS R ON F.Tab_rota_Id_rota = R.Id_rota;

This is my Procedure:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE P_Ficha(IN id INT)
BEGIN
  IF id > 1 THEN
    SELECT * FROM V_Ficha WHERE Id_rota = id;
  ELSE
   SELECT 'Id must be greater than 0' AS Msg;
  END IF;
END;

I put the delimiters but it is still not working
DELIMITER //
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE P_Ficha(IN id INT)
BEGIN
    IF (id > 1) THEN
        SELECT * FROM V_Ficha WHERE Id_rota = id;
    ELSE
        SELECT 'Id must be greater than 0' AS Msg;
    END IF;
END
//
DELIMITER ;

A: Make sure you have changed your delimiter.  Otherwise whenever you have a ";" in your stored proc, MySql will think your stored proc is finished.
Change the delimiter before and after creating your stored proc.
Add this line before:
delimiter //

Add "//" at the end of your stored proc, then add this line after:
delimiter ;

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With two New York Rangers losses in two days, the Washington Capitals came into tonight's game looking to take the lead in the Metropolitan Division. It was a struggle to say the least and appeared the the grueling schedule of seven games in eleven days caught up to the players. But the Caps found a way to improve to 17-5-1 and prove that a win is a win, no matter how ugly.
A 1-1 tie after the first period did not reflect how lopsided the period actually was. The Leafs dominated possession and shots (16-4). It was only early on, after two great saves from Braden Holtby, that Jason Chimera sped up ice winning a footrace on the counterattack, and took a wrist shot that whizzed into the net.
The Washington Capitals rode into frosty Toronto's Air Canada Centre on Wednesday night red-hot. Coming into the game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Capitals lost just one regulation game over their past fourteen, a 10-1-3 record since Dec. 4.
This game was a terrible collective effort from the Washington Capitals. Attribute it to what you will, but it was atrocious. Losing 6-2 is not a good look. Especially against the Leafs, who are kind of good but also prone to being absurdly bad at times.
The Caps' top line was not bad, even though the rest of the team was, and thus the only thing worth talking about after an otherwise embarrassing performance.
First star: Nicklas Backstrom. He earned his 19th assist of the season on Tom Wilson's third period goal, and collected two assists in the loss. He leads the team in points (24), and is riding a 5 game point streak where he's amassed 8 points (1g, 7a).
Second star: Tom Wilson. One goal, 15 PIMS, 5 shots on goal, and 4 hits. And all in 12:08. He knows how to make the most of his time. Very efficient.
Third star: Alex Ovechkin. He didn't score a goal in the loss, but led all skaters in TOI (20:45), PP TOI (5:33), and shots on goal (7), plus 4 hits.
In likely their worst performance of the season, the Washington Capitals sustained a 6-2 drubbing at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Plagued by defensive breakdowns and shaky goaltending, the Capitals that bounced back to win on Long Island were not the same ones that entered the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
The Leafs' first goal, scored but Morgan Rielly, came on a deflection that bounced off the shinpads of at least two Caps defensemen. There wasn't much Justin Peters could do to prevent it. Defenseman Cody Franson added a power play goal during the final seconds, and the Leafs led 2-0 at the beginning of the first period.
Justin Peters was replaced by Braden Holtby after allowing 2 goals on 6 shots in the opening stanza. Holby didn't fare much better than Peters, allowing 3 goals on 12 shots (a pair from Tyler Bozak and one from David Clarkson). Troy Brouwer's PPG got the Caps on the board before the period expired, but Bozak and Clarkson's tallies put the game out of reach before 2nd intermission.
Trailing 5-1 at the start of the third, Barry Trotz made a strange decision to give Holtby the hook and put Peters back in net. Much like the previous goalie swap, it didn't help. It didn't help because this loss wasn't all about the goaltending. It was a product of defensive breakdowns and fatigue from playing 3 games in 4 nights.
Tom Wilson scored his second goal of the season in the final frame, but it was lipstick on a pig. Joffrey Lupul added insult to injury and the Leafs' sixth goal of the night.
The pair of John Carlson (who assisted on both Capitals goals) and Brooks Orpik were on ice for 4 of Toronto's 6 goals, which is less of an indictment of Carlson than it is of Orpik. It's been discussed that Orpik is actually bringing Carlson down, and you certainly expect more than what we saw tonight from the team's top defensive pairing. Orpik was caught coasting on more than one occasion that led to a Leafs goal. Bad night for everyone, but Orpik was exceptionally terrible. For as much as he's making, he should be better.
Alex Ovechkin had 4 shots on goal in the first 4 minutes of the game, had a final total of 7 shots on goal for the game, and led all skaters in PP TOI with 5:33, and all forwards in TOI with 20:45. There's a lot this guy can do, but he can only carry the team on his back so far.
Nicklas Backstrom collected assists on Brouwer and Wilson's goals, and has 8 points in 5 games (1g, 7a.). Backstrom had the second most TOI of all forwards with 19:56, and logged 4:20 of PP TOI.
The Capitals outshot the Leafs 37-23. Peters made 11 stops, and Holtby stopped 12. Their respective SV%s were horrendous.
Tom Wilson had another strong showing, and if you ignore his shenanigans at the end of the third period, he's been okay at keeping his nose clean. His resume for the night boasted one goal, 5 shots on goal, and 15 PIMS.
After a dominating first period, the WashCapitals led on the scoreboard and in shots on goal, but allowed the Toronto Maple Leafs to creep back into the game in the second period, but held them off in the third period for a 4-2 win.
Troy Brouwer scored his 19th goal of the season on the Capitals' first power play of the game for the early lead. It was assisted by Swedes Marcus Johansson and Nicklas Backstrom. Johansson played the puck from behind the net to a wide-open Brouwer in the slot.
The lone even strength goal scored by the Capitals in the first period was Jason Chimera's 13th of the season, which deflected off his skate and in. Joel Ward took the initial shot, and thought the goal was his, which would have been his 20th of the season.
Ward got his 20th goal, a career-high, for real this time, on the Capitals' second power play. Dustin Penner parked himself in front of James Reimer in the crease, and dexterously slid a no-look pass in Ward's direction. Ward put a wrister behind Reimer, and the Caps were comfortably in the lead at 3-0 with most of the first period behind them.
Late in the first, despite the Leafs only managing two shots on goal the entire period, Troy Bodie nicked Jaroslav Halak for a goal, ending the period down 3-1.
Shades of the second-period collapse against the Canucks on Friday evening began to appear again in the second period against the Leafs. The Capitals were outshot 20-6 in the period, and the Leafs scored their second unanswered goal, edging the Caps' two-goal cushion to 3-2.
With the seconds waning in the third period and Reimer pulled, Troy Brouwer banked a shot from the defensive zone off the boards towards the Leafs' empty net. Nick Backstrom had the presence of mind to follow the puck all the way down without touching it, to ensure that Brouwer would get his second goal of the game and 20th goal of the season. It was his third multi-goal game this season.
The Capitals will now head to California on what is their toughest road trip of the season. No teams have come away from a west coast swing with three wins, and the Capitals know they need to bring home at least four points to have a chance to make the postseason.
Adam Oates places a lot of importance on the Washington Capitals playing "correct" hockey. Early in his tenure as Capitals coach, he remarked that he'd rather see his team play the right way and lose rather than play the wrong way and win. The last several games, the Capitals had been playing decent hockey, but were still having a hard time winning games. Frustrating, to be sure. Friday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the correct hockey that the Capitals have been playing paid off with another regulation win, the second in as many nights, a 3-2 decision over the struggling Leafs.
Backstrom, Alex Ovechkin, and Joel Ward all contributed goals in the 3-2 win. Mikhail Grabovski notched an assist against his former team.
Since switching up the top two lines two games ago, Adam Oates is pleased with the results so far. "They are clicking a little bit which is good – chemistry," he said.
Michal Neuvirth got his first start since November 22, 2013 and stopped 32 of 34 shots in the win. The two Leafs shots that did get through were tipped, so there wasn't much the goaltender could do in that instance.
"I just told myself 'it's just another game.' I've been playing in this league for some time, and I was confident," said Neuvirth.
"I thought he played a great game, I really did," said Oates.
With less than two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Washington Capitals extended their winning streak to eight games Tuesday night in the Verizon Center in a 5-1 romp over the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jack Hillen, Martin Erat, Troy Brouwer, Alexander Ovechkin, and Marcus Johansson scored for the Caps, while Braden Holtby delivered the type of stellar performance in net observers have come to expect, stopping 29 of 30 Maple Leafs shot. Holtby stonewalled Toronto for the first two periods of the game and then some, allowing just the one goal.


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Japanese Rock Act Crossfaith Relies on Audio-Technica Wireless and Other A-T Products in the Studio and on Stage
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Photo 1: Ikegawa Hiroki (bass guitar, foreground) and Takemura Kazuki (lead guitar, background) of Japan-based rock band Crossfaith — loyal users of wireless systems and other products from Audio-Technica.
Photo 2: Pictured L-R: Takemura Kazuki (lead guitar), Ikegawa Hiroki (bass guitar) and Koie Kenta (lead vocals) of Japan-based rock band Crossfaith — loyal users of wireless systems and other products from Audio-Technica
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Stow, OH 12-18-2015 – Japan-based rock band Crossfaith has built quite a name for itself in Japan and abroad since its founding in 2006. Featuring members Koie Kenta (lead vocals), Takemura Kazuki (lead guitar), Amano Tatsuya (drums), Tamano Terufumi (keyboards, programming, backing vocals) and Ikegawa Hiroki (bass guitar), the group has a focused, intense sound achieved through musicianship and hard work. Unsurprisingly, the band has a dedication to great audio and quality gear, and they have come to rely on products from Audio-Technica, a leading manufacturer of wired and wireless microphones, headphones and accessory products for over 50 years, both on stage and in the studio. In fact, Crossfaith is one of the most recent additions to Audio-Technica's impressive roster of artist endorsers.
Crossfaith proudly uses a variety of A-T mics, including the ATM25 Hypercardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone, the ATM23HE Hypercardioid Dynamic Instrument Microphone, the AT4021 Cardioid Instrument Microphone, the AT4047 Cardioid Condenser Microphone and others. Recently the band started using the A-T System 10 Stompbox Digital Wireless System for guitar and bass.
Kazuki notes, "Our stage performance means everything to us. We're all about moving all over and going crazy. So that's why we decided to use a wireless system." Hiroki adds, "I think a wireless system helps you express yourself on stage."
However, the band's adoption of the System 10 stompbox configuration was somewhat reluctant at first. Kazuki recalls, "To be honest, I was really concerned that a wireless system would make the band sound thin. I was worried that we would lose our heavy sound. [But] there was no transmission loss. I was actually surprised because it sounded exactly like using cables, great tone and dynamics, which I wasn't expecting. And the setup is just super easy. I thought it was perfect for a guy like me who hates complicated things."
Hiroki adds, "Size-wise it's perfect, compact and small. So I think it is also perfect for the young kids… just put it in your bag and take it with you wherever you want. It's the same situation during tours. The compact size is really convenient. I will definitely be using the System 10 stompbox system on tour. The sound quality is just amazing, which is really important for Crossfaith. My bass guitar sound is absolutely clear. I can hear every detail within the band mix."
Kazuki notes, "What's also great is that I can use up to eight guitars with one receiver, which was something revolutionary to me. I am really confident that the system will take our performance to the next level."
The band concludes, "We just love being able to go out to the world with A-T products. It's an amazing feeling."
To watch a video of the band in action, and discussing their A-T System 10 Stompbox systems, visit https://youtu.be/nYTsKpGm75c. For more information, please visit www.audio-technica.com.
Celebrating over 50 years of audio excellence worldwide, Audio-Technica is a leading innovator in transducer technology, renowned for the design and manufacture of microphones, wireless microphones, headphones, mixers, and electronics for the audio industry.
—For more information on the complete range of Audio-Technica products, contact Karen Emerson, Audio-Technica U.S., Inc., 1221 Commerce Drive, Stow, OH 44224. Tel: (330) 686-2600; Fax: (330) 688-3752; Web: www.audio-technica.com


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Q: manual or custom installation from scratch Often, for work reasons, I have to create xubuntu virtual machines that I use for embedded development.
How can I (starting from an iso image and a blank VM) avoid installing things I don't need, such as libreoffice? On google I found no way to do a manual or custom installation.
Edit: I don't want and don't need to customize a Live CD ISO. I need a custom installation cd that installs on my hard disk the packages I decide.
I tried cubic, and he created a live cd for me, but not an installation cd.


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PRESS STATEMENT RE: FALSE REPORTING OF COURT PROCEEDINGS CONCERNING GTBANK
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Lagos Nigeria – June 7, 2018:
The attention of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc ("the Bank") has been drawn to false, mischievous and malicious statements circulating in the news and social media in respect of a purported directive by the Supreme Court of Nigeria to the Bank to make payments to one of its debtor Customers.
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Bnm Will Hold A Protest In America Against Brutal Killing Of Dr Mannan Baloch And Other Activists.
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Hi Dave! Your website is so detailed and helpful! I'm starting to plan a trip for late May-early June. We were interested in visiting Santorini, Naxos (we opted for Naxos instead of party-filled Mykonos) and Milos. Our main airport of arrival is Athens. What order should we visit all three islands (in terms of convenience of ferry/flight availability) and how many nights do you recommend allotting to each? Thanks in advance for your time!
Fabulous site Dave! I am taking my daughter to Greece for 12 days in late May 2017 as a grad gift (yeah I know…, I think my Dad gave me a Timex watch, but I digress) and we are flying into Santorini expecting to spend 5-6 days there then ferrying over to Mykonos (not really sure why?) for a couple days. A couple days there and then flying into Athens for 2-2.5 days to inject some culture into what is otherwise somewhat hedonistic trip. I was wondering, after reading about other islands whether it is worth going to Mykonos. I'd love to go to Crete but it seems to be tough to squeeze that in. The original plan was to go to Istanbul for a couple days but it seems really sketchy right now. So is Naxos a better idea than Mykonos? Should we stay longer in Santorini? Is 2.5 days too much for Athens? Any and all info is appreciated.
If a particular city has two or more airports, market forces will tend to attract the less profitable routes, or those on which competition is weakest, to the less congested airport, where slots are likely to be more available and therefore cheaper. For example, Reagan National Airport attracts profitable routes due partly to its congestion, leaving less-profitable routes to Baltimore-Washington International Airport and Dulles International Airport.
We would love your help, we are a party of four 50 plus adults from Australia and never have been too the Greek Island. We're not sure whether we should be going to naxos or paros , we are there for 4 days and not sure whether just to stay on one island and ferry to the other and if you think possible even a day trip to santorini. Our priorities are culture and history, swimming in beautiful beaches, beautiful views, nice towns, and food and drink. We're not interested in clubbing at all, but more laid-back late night bars definitely appeal. This will be our one big holiday this year as we will be celebrating my 50th birthday while there so want it too be special.
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Tony Jannus conducted the United States' first scheduled commercial airline flight on 1 January 1914 for the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line.[23] The 23-minute flight traveled between St. Petersburg, Florida and Tampa, Florida, passing some 50 feet (15 m) above Tampa Bay in Jannus' Benoist XIV wood and muslin biplane flying boat. His passenger was a former mayor of St. Petersburg, who paid $400 for the privilege of sitting on a wooden bench in the open cockpit. The Airboat line operated for about four months, carrying more than 1,200 passengers who paid $5 each.[24] Chalk's International Airlines began service between Miami and Bimini in the Bahamas in February 1919. Based in Ft. Lauderdale, Chalk's claimed to be the oldest continuously operating airline in the United States until its closure in 2008.[25]
Korcula Island (pronounced KOR-chu-la), also known as the Emerald Isle, is one of the absolute best islands near Dubrovnik. Located in southern Dalmatia, this small, 279-square-kilometer island is a favorite among travelers. A place of culture, history, beauty, and charm, the island of Korcula offers a variety of activities and unique traditions all surrounded by the stunning Adriatic sea and excellent Korcula weather.
Christened the Garden Island, Kauai's splendor extends from its vermillion Waimea Canyon, plunging down 3,600 feet, to its rugged Napali Cliffs, stretching up 4,000 feet. Often dotted with dozing monk seals, Kauai's Poipu Beach has appeared on Dr. Beach's esteemed list of America's Best Beaches. Rivers, rainforests and waterfalls garnish the interior; don't miss a photo op of Wailua Falls, famously featured in the opening credits of Fantasy Island, which aired from 1977 to 1984.
What's most stunning in Bali — dazzling beaches like Nusa Dua, Seminyak and Jimbaran Bay? Ubud's terraced rice fields, sacred forest and ancient monuments? Or the island's 10,000 intricate temples, including Pura Empul (the one you bathe in) and Uluwatu sea temple? Experience all of the above and decide for yourself. The Land of the Gods also boasts a loveliness that is more than skin-deep, thanks to its warm people and ubiquitous, inclusive spirituality.
The Ionian Islands are a quite different entity to the more familiar Aegean islands. There are in effect only seven of them plus a sprinkling of satellite islands that make for a very enjoyable package. They are different from the point of view of flora – they are greener and less barren than their Aegean cousins and they share a different history to the rest of Greece and the other islands, having absorbed much Venetian and Italian influences over the years. This is particularly apparent in the Old Town of Corfu where you could be forgiven for thinking you might be somewhere in Italy.
Antigua is a small island that is often grouped with its nearby neighbor Barbuda. A popular gambling destination, Antigua has a good selection of casinos. It also has plenty of other exciting nightlife, including great restaurants, cafes and discos. The beaches are also spectacular, and you can find literally hundreds of them, with both white and pink sand.
Located in the Caribbean Sea, this Dutch-owned island is perfect. Voted one of the best in the Caribbean, Curacao is like being in tropical Holland. The town is built in the Dutch style, but the surrounding areas are all tropical. Hit the beaches, lay in the sun, and party the night away. This may not be Gilligan's Island, but what it lacks in privacy, it makes up for in romance and fun.
Although Germany lacked colonies, it also began expanding its services globally. In 1931, the airship Graf Zeppelin began offering regular scheduled passenger service between Germany and South America, usually every two weeks, which continued until 1937.[17] In 1936, the airship Hindenburg entered passenger service and successfully crossed the Atlantic 36 times before crashing at Lakehurst, New Jersey, on May 6, 1937.[18] In 1938, a weekly air service from Berlin to Kabul, Afghanistan, started operating.[19]
The United States, Australia, and to a lesser extent Brazil, Mexico, India, the United Kingdom, and Japan have "deregulated" their airlines. In the past, these governments dictated airfares, route networks, and other operational requirements for each airline. Since deregulation, airlines have been largely free to negotiate their own operating arrangements with different airports, enter and exit routes easily, and to levy airfares and supply flights according to market demand. The entry barriers for new airlines are lower in a deregulated market, and so the U.S. has seen hundreds of airlines start up (sometimes for only a brief operating period). This has produced far greater competition than before deregulation in most markets. The added competition, together with pricing freedom, means that new entrants often take market share with highly reduced rates that, to a limited degree, full service airlines must match. This is a major constraint on profitability for established carriers, which tend to have a higher cost base.
At the same time, Juan Trippe began a crusade to create an air network that would link America to the world, and he achieved this goal through his airline, Pan American World Airways, with a fleet of flying boats that linked Los Angeles to Shanghai and Boston to London. Pan Am and Northwest Airways (which began flights to Canada in the 1920s) were the only U.S. airlines to go international before the 1940s.
I think that's a great plan. Santorini is a must and Milos and Naxos are two islands that have both great beaches and lots to do and see away from the beach. Renting a car and exploring the interior villages of Naxos is a must-do and so is a boat tour around Milos. If you're willing to cut Athens to 2 days, I would recommend Santorini 5 days, Milos 3 days, Naxos 3 days, and Athens 2 days.
Analysis of the 1992–1996 period shows that every player in the air transport chain is far more profitable than the airlines, who collect and pass through fees and revenues to them from ticket sales. While airlines as a whole earned 6% return on capital employed (2–3.5% less than the cost of capital), airports earned 10%, catering companies 10–13%, handling companies 11–14%, aircraft lessors 15%, aircraft manufacturers 16%, and global distribution companies more than 30%. (Source: Spinetta, 2000, quoted in Doganis, 2002)
Known as the Cradle of Polynesia, Samoa is notable for its Fa'a Samoa way of life — a 3,000-year-old social code that prizes family, tradition and the environment. Happily, the landscape is as lovely as the local culture. On the main island of Upolu, a plunge into the To Sua Ocean Trench swimming grotto is a must. On Savaii, Samoa's largest island, visit caves, waterfalls, blowholes and the Saleaula lava field, formed by a 1905 volcanic eruption that buried five villages.
Crete, Santorini, and Naxos look quite doable within the 12-day block, but Crete's beaches are scattered throughout a very LARGE island, Santorini really only has Kamari and Perissá (and some southern coast bays) and Naxos does have nice places to swim. If you choose only to visit those three islands in your relatively short time, you will do well.
There are many picturesque villages to explore, and the beaches are always far from crowded. If you like walking, the lush vegetation and cliffs are ideal, while if you like to do some underwater exploration, there are many scuba diving and fishing opportunities, too. Additionally, Dugi Otok is home to one of Croatia's best sandy beaches, Sakarun, which some compare to the beaches of the Caribbean, making it a great family spot.
Be cautious with Santorini and kids. Some hotels don't do kids (check carefully) and not all hotels are suitable for kids along the caldera lip. Many steps, confined spaces and other guests who don't actually want to hear kids … Here's an idea – look for a child-friendly hotel (perhaps on the beach at Perissá) and base yourself where the kids will like it and then take them to the caldera scene. There are a couple of child-friendly hotels on the Caldera, but they get booked very early in the year.
–	Any advice on where to go after for around 5 nights? Back to Naxos (we didn't really move from the town last year unlike in Paros where we rented a car and saw the whole island)? What about Folegandros? Tinos? Milos? We would like somewhere with a nice town to walk around, upmarket, more couple less family, nice bars and things to see during the day bit also nice beaches etc?
During the era of decolonization, newly born Asian countries started to embrace air transport. Among the first Asian carriers during the era were Cathay Pacific of Hong Kong (founded in September 1946), Orient Airways (later Pakistan International Airlines; founded in October 1946), Air Ceylon (later SriLankan Airlines; founded in 1947), Malayan Airways Limited in 1947 (later Singapore and Malaysia Airlines), El Al in Israel in 1948, Garuda Indonesia in 1949, Japan Airlines in 1951, Thai Airways International in 1960, and Korean National Airlines in 1947.
Hi dave – very cool and informative site! We're a family of 6 (all adults) traveling to Greece for the first time…and most likely the last time. We'd like to visit some historic sites, but more interested in experiencing Greek life in small towns. Beaches and nightlife are not important. I'm looking to put together a balanced itinerary covering 10 days (11 nights) and had the following in mind:


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MEPs Accuse Troika of Aggravating Unemployment and Poverty in Rescued Countries
Posted by Mish | February 14, 2014 5:19:00 | Uncategorized
Via translation from El Pais, Members of European Parliament Accuse Troika of Aggravating Unemployment and Poverty in Rescued Countries
"They could have acted as surgeons, cutting superfluous. Instead they acted like butchers with an ax," says MEP Alejandro Cercas in reference to the policies that the European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF), the troika, that have been implemented in Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Cyprus, the four Eurozone countries that were forced to request a bailout.
The report before the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs of the European Parliament adopted on Thursday morning does not use such harsh words, but blames the three agencies-known as the troika for policies that have contributed to the deterioration of the welfare levels in the four countries.
"The extremely difficult economic situation and adjustment policies have led to an increase in unemployment," says the text. MEPs regretted also that these measures "be designed without adequate assessment of their consequences."
The injury count after a long five years of crisis is substantial. The report notes that in 2012 the Greek youth unemployment exceeded 50%, but the latest data this percentage rose beyond 61%. MEPs regret that cuts in social benefits derived from the austerity measures are increasing "levels of poverty."
The report adopted by the committee on Employment, focused on the social consequences of the bailouts.
The European People's Party (the largest party in parliament which includes the CDU) has distanced itself from the conclusions of this report.
But watering down of the content will provoke a confrontation with leftist forces and prevent the Strasbourg plenary approval before the elections next May according to congressional sources.
Discontent is growing by leaps and bounds. That discontent will play straight into the hands of the euroskeptics in the May election.
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Kenshi Yamamoto, a 20-year-old university student from Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, made a 1,746 kilometer round-trip bicycle journey earlier this month to Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, to challenge post-disaster media coverage that he believes focuses excessively on depressing news.
Yamamoto visited the Tohoku region three times while in high school as a volunteer in the wake of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake disaster, in which Kesennuma was hit hard by tsunami.
A second-year student at Nagoya University of Foreign Studies, he returned on Aug. 15 — sporting a new suntan — to Toyohashi Park in the city of Toyohashi, which had been his point of departure on Aug. 1, with a notebook filled with messages of hope from disaster victims.
As a volunteer he had seen the disaster-hit areas gradually being restored, but was concerned that media reports on the areas mostly focused on discouraging stories.
"If people knew how their support has led to good results, all of them would think they did the right thing," Yamamoto said, adding that he decided to go on the bike trip because of his experience cycling last year to Kumamoto Prefecture, which was hit by strong earthquakes in 2016.
The trip in Tohoku was no easy ride. Salt stains appeared on his skin as he traveled under the scorching sun. When passing through Fukushima Prefecture, he found that he could not access some roads near the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, which suffered fuel meltdowns following the quake-triggered tsunami.
But he rode on, handing his notebook to those he met along the way and asking them to write down what they had newly achieved following the disaster.
Collecting messages one by one, he reached Kesennuma on Aug. 7. A man whose house was swept away by tsunami thanked Yamamoto for giving him the chance to express his gratitude, saying he didn't know how to thank all the volunteers from all over the world who had helped him.
As Yamamoto was leaving, disaster victims told him they were counting on him. Although he initially set out to collect messages to bring back to his own supporters, Yamamoto realized he was now tasked with giving the victims a wider voice.
"I felt I had twice as much responsibility and that I should complete my task," he said.
During his journey, Yamamoto showed the messages to people with whom he struck up conversations during breaks or even while waiting for traffic lights to turn green. Some were surprised to hear about recent developments in the disaster-hit regions, such as the fact that a beach in Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, opened to the public last month for the first time since the 2011 events.
Yamamoto said he plans to convey the victims' messages, along with what he saw and heard during the journey, via social media and lectures.
This section features topics and issues from the Chubu region covered by the Chunichi Shimbun. The original article was published on Aug. 16.


Senator Bukola Saraki's name has been forwarded to INEC by the PDP as he runs as the senatorial candidate of Kwara Central.
Saraki, who represents Kwara Central District in the Senate, was among the 13 presidential aspirants of the party. He came third at the party's national convention which was held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The PDP had held the senatorial primaries before that of the presidential primary. While Saraki paid for the PDP nomination and expression of interest forms, it was however not clear if he paid for that of the Senate as well.
Investigations by one of Punch correspondents in Abuja showed that Saraki's name was used to replace the name of one Ope, whose name was initially filed as the PDP candidate for the senatorial district.
A summary of the panel report document obtained by one of Punch correspondents in Abuja, on Thursday, indicated that all petitions against the Senate and House of Representatives primaries were rejected.
The protesters appealed to the NWC to caution the Minister and ensu re that all those candidates that won the primary elections are allowed to go for the general election as party's candidates.


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Brand new screenshots are available for Dragon Age: Inquisition. Developed by Bioware, this will be the third major game in the Dragon Age series.
The new upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition is revealed to be set in Thedas, the same world that both previous Dragon Age video game titles are set in. Taking place after a civil war between the Empress and a faction lead by her cousin, our character is left to explore and establish order once again.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is said to be several times bigger than past releases. Players will have two countries to explore, Fereldan and Orlais. Developers have even stated that one map will be four to five times bigger than the size of Ferelden from the first Dragon Age video game title.
Dragon Age: Inquisition will be releasing on October 7, 2014 on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.
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Slowly, I feel that some clarity is emerging.
But the problem I was facing was that I had too many choices.
And late last week, it dawned on me: Who am I following?
And I had this uncomfortable sense of feeling that I was desperately trying to make my own path, trying to impose my will.
Perhaps that's why nothing was happening, leaving me more frustrated and anxious.
But I made amends. I woke up. I apologized. And I submitted.
As soon as I did that, the strangest thing happened: I felt peace.
At the rate I was going, I may have ended up at Tarshish or worse, thrown off the ship as I made my way there.
I don't know where my Nineveh is, but God, you have my full attention now, and I will go where you go.
Speaking of going, I get to go to California next Monday.


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War for Peace: The Moral and Legal Case for Intervention in Syria
Over the past 19 months, the people of Syria have risen up against a regime that for over four decades has denied its people basic rights and freedoms. In response to demonstrations and protests, the regime of Bashar al-Assad has reacted with overwhelming force, giving way to an estimated 30,000 victims to date. International observers have noted the following:
The United Nations Supervision Mission in Syria reports that Syrian state agents have violated various provisions of international humanitarian law, failed to distinguish between the civilian population and combatants, and failed to exercise proportionality with respect to civilian losses.
Doctors without Borders states that the Syrian government continues to deny basic medical care to injured civilians.
Reuters and the AFP report systematic acts of violence against civilians at the hands of the Assad regime.
The United Nations-appointed Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic describes "…crimes against humanity of murder, torture, rape or other forms of sexual violence of comparable gravity…" at the hands of the State.
The international community has negotiated with and given Assad time, but diplomacy has failed. A military intervention currently is the only way forward to peace. The international community cannot be deterred by Russia's objection, one that is hypocritical in light of Russia's shipments of military equipment to Syria. Under the Responsibility to Protect doctrine, the international community must act on its moral and legal responsibility to intervene when a people suffers from egregious acts of violence at the hands of their State. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights further requires States to ensure the protection of the right to life, prohibitions on torture, and freedom of thought and expression, all of which have been violated by the Syrian regime.
Syrian Refugee Crisis
In 1999, the world stood at a similar crossroads. A humanitarian crisis engulfed the Balkan Peninsula, but United Nations collective security action on Kosovo was impeded by a Russian veto. Despite this veto, NATO, based on a moral duty transcending Russian interests in the Balkans, undertook military action. Most observers now agree that NATO's actions were legitimate and justified under international law.
The time is now for military action in Syria, with or without Russia's consent. The international community, led by NATO or a similar coalition, must make a clear ultimatum to Assad: he may step down now in exchange for immunity or he will be prosecuted for crimes against humanity after a military campaign including air strikes to neutralize Syrian intelligence and strategic bases, the establishment of a no-fly zone, safe havens in Syria and at the Turkish border and material support to the opposition.
The failure to act cannot be justified by citing terrorists within the ranks of the Syrian opposition. While it is true that in recent months, some obscure Salafi Islamic groups have claimed responsibility for suicide bombings in Syria, it is entirely possible that such groups, unknown before the Syrian uprising, may be creations of the Syrian State. Upon defecting, former Syria Prime Minister Riad Hijab announced that one suicide bombing against a Syrian target was engineered by the regime against an empty target where not one regime soldier was harmed. It should not be surprising if the Islamic Al-Nusra Front, which recently claimed responsibility for an Aleppo air defense base attack where over one hundred captured opposition members were imprisoned, is similarly under the control of the regime, designed to bolster Russian claims of an "Islamic uprising."
Yet even if groups such as the Al-Nusra Front are bona fide members of the opposition, their recent emergence in the conflict clearly shows that the failure of the international community to act has left a power vacuum that terrorist groups are eager to fill. Given concerns as to what the opposition is genuinely comprised of, the international community can condition its military support on commitments by opposition leaders to guarantee the basic rights of minorities and all religious groups, based on the Universal Declaration for Human Rights or on the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam. Military and political advisers of NATO or a similar coalition can work with opposition members in establishing a power-sharing model under a new Constitution where Sunni Muslims as well as Alawi and other minorities share power and guarantee the respect for the rule of law.
The road forward will be filled with challenges, but no case can be made for the current status quo of inaction. The ongoing massacre of Syrian civilians gives special urgency to the international community to act on its responsibility to protect.
Through a Glass Darkly – The Media's Role in Humanitarian Crises
Humanitarian crises brought on by civil war or political upheavals like those in Syria and South Sudan have become a common occurrence. On television news programs and internet news venues, we see horrific images of the suffering these conflicts wreak on civilian populations. The media have proven a powerful force in shaping the response of individuals, organizations and governments to these periodic crises.
From 1992-1995, Somalia and Rwanda experienced internal conflicts that resulted in casualties, diseases, famine, and political chaos of biblical proportions, impacting the stability of the region and changing the future economic, political and social course of these countries. It is important to look at the role played by the media during the Somalia and Rwandan crises and how that influenced the international perceptions of peacekeeping efforts in the region, and the resulting reaction from policy makers in the international community up to the present day.
In the 1990´s, international media coverage, with its heartbreaking images of starving children, hopeless civilians and teenagers carrying weapons, became viral. The intention was to erase the geographical gap and bring the reality of these invisible people who were suffering thousands of miles away right into the comfortable living rooms of average American households. This media phenomenon, later dubbed the CNN effect, made Americans aware of the humanitarian crisis in countries like Somalia, the uncountable civilian casualties, the lack of basic human needs and the need for a hero who would bring food, peace and stability to a distant and unnoticed country.
As it turned out, however, this transparency carried a price tag for policy makers and ultimately for the people they were trying to help.
The situations in Somalia and Rwanda shared many elements. Both were humanitarian crises with failed cease-fire and peace agreements, as well as extensive civilian casualties and human rights violations despite the presence of UN peacekeepers.
The media played an influential role both domestically and internationally. In the case of Somalia, it helped to create international awareness of the events with the intention of motivating key decision makers to respond. During the Rwandan crisis, however, the local media was used as a weapon to perpetuate fear, hatred and even direct the killings that took place.
Famine in Somalia
In Somalia, the media served up images of unimaginable suffering which persuaded powerful decision makers in the international community to get involved. Journalists sought out the most sensational stories of suffering, asking aid workers where they might find some "stick action" referring to the emaciated infants who could be filmed at the point of death. The stories and images they conveyed had the desired effect. They inspired the American people to demand action. A UN humanitarian mission led by the American military known as Operation Restore Hope was launched.
But close media coverage of the Battle for Mogadishu and the Black Hawk Down incident later caused decision makers to rethink the impact that their presence was having. In addition, the barrage of images from the Somalia chaos, showing children still starving and warlords still with control, resulted in Somalia Fatigue, the term describing a public weariness of a catastrophe they seemed powerless to deal with. The very public exposure of these failures by the peacekeeping mission later made policy makers reluctant to react sooner to the petition of the UNAMIR (UN Aid Mission in Rwanda) commander to help stop the unfolding genocide in Rwanda. It seemed an article of faith among the members of the UN Secretariat that, were the UN to suffer another disaster like Somalia, with more peacekeepers being killed, the organization would suffer a possibly fatal blow to its credibility. In the process, almost 1 million people lost their lives.
Rwanda Genocide
The situation in Rwanda was also complicated by the fact that international media attention was focused on the historic election of Nelson Mandela to the presidency of South Africa. Consequently, the major news outlets did not respond fully to the Rwandan genocide until bloated corpses were strewn at the roadside or choking Rwanda's rivers.
Regardless of the scale of a humanitarian crisis, how we respond to outbreaks of war, whether through aid, military intervention and / or the deployment of peacekeeping missions, depends upon our evaluations of what the media deliver to us. The emotions generated by images of suffering sent back by the international media can motivate us to action, but can also make us turn away if we feel helpless and overwhelmed. And if the media is blind, through inattention, to a developing humanitarian tragedy, we may fail to realize the need for action altogether. The international media are, collectively, our eyes and ears, with regard to events in the world. It is more imperative than ever that we learn to carefully evaluate the perceptions they create for us and the reactions they invoke.
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The Peace Revolution Project – Voices from our Future
Osama Moftah from Egypt says:
"To define human rights is to define your own rights, from there you can define the rights of the group that you live in, and then you can define human rights for a global community…so, it all starts with you. If you really want to change the world, it means you have to change yourself first. You have to know the direction of the path you choose to walk."
Osama Arhb Moftah, from Egypt, joined Peace Revolution's Fellowship in June 2010. He has an MA in International Law, and works as an Election Observer at the Carter Center. Osama volunteered in the Patch Adams educational and clowning tour in Costa Rica to help people after the earthquake in 2009.
Anu Lawrence from the USA says:
"I think it has probably been said a million times, but it deserves being said once more—without inner peace, it doesn't matter how much we strive for outer peace, because if we are not personally peaceful, peace becomes redundant. A Thich Nhat Hanh quote comes to mind—There is no path to peace, peace is the path. And Gandhi said—We must be the change we wish to see in the world. So I've always tried to live by these ideas. When I meditate I just feel completely peaceful and connected, and when you're in this state, how could you be violent? How could you be anything but peaceful—how could you be anything but compassionate?"
Anu Drew Lawrence, from the USA, is a program officer at Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, and volunteers as a mediator in San Diego's court system with at-risk youth, through the Restorative Justice Mediation Program. He has also done field research about conflict transformation in Central America, particularly in Guatemala. He joined Peace Revolution's Fellowship in June 2010.
David Javier Santos from Lima, Peru says:
"Stillness is very helpful because it can give you your inner eyes. We always see with our physical eyes and sometimes we have a lot of things in our head. It is like we are wearing glasses and these glasses are covered with a lot of things that don't allow us see the truth. With meditation, with stillness, you can clean those glasses. It is like clearing our perception, so we can be sure we are seeing the truth. Contentment gives you a sense that you don't need more that what you have, all the answers are within you, so you don't have to search for anything."
David Javier Santos is a young and bright engineer in Lima, Peru. He has been a volunteer at a Pinoteca, an association of young people who work to help improve the education of Peruvian children. They also teach children moral and civic values.
Suha Ayyash from Palestine says:
"I never thought about what peace means, because where I come from in the Middle East—Palestine—I always heard about peace treaties, peace processes, the Oslo agreement, etc.; peace was always something that was coming, but never here. It was always something very political and the major conflicts never reached an end. Then I started meditating through the program* and little by little I started to understand and now have a taste of peace, of something that is intangible, that you cannot describe, but that you can feel. I felt it.
In Islam we have a term, sakhina. The closest word to it in English would be stillness. I've always wanted this sakhina. I was able to achieve it through prayers, but I found another way to find it, too—through meditation. Meditation is the most practical tool on the Earth which can help people achieve and double-up the effect of stillness, or sakhina. This is what I'm learning, this is what I'm getting, and this is what I'm sharing."
Suha Ayyash is a Palestinian living in Jordan. Suha is a young documentary filmmaker and her latest documentary is "HipHop Nafitha" which was part of the Cape Winelands Film Festival selection this year.
Iulia Socea from Cluj, Romania says:
"Inner peace is something that should become a habit, it should become a part of our life, something natural. To make it a habit takes a lot of time and we have already learned bad habits in the past. We have learned to respond with anger, we have learned to respond with bad words because this is what we saw and automatically we repeat what we saw around us. But now we need to change these habits, create new automatic responses. So it needs to become a daily process."
Iulia Socea from Cluj, Romania is a trainer and trainer coordinator for the Peace Action Training and Research Institute of Romania. Her volunteer work involved training youth in the field of nonviolence, conflict transformation, peace-building and violence prevention, as well as different youth projects tackling these topics.
Joan Baez Youth Peace Interview
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We aim to empower young people via a unique process related to youth development, helping young people make informed and moral choices about how they live their lives and actively participate in society. Through its online social platform, Peace Revolution promotes the practice of inner peace as a common denominator for people throughout the world to build cross-cultural partnerships and ultimately, through individual change and cooperation with others, establish an international network of active agents for change.
The Emerging Role of Faith Based Organizations in Global Development – Part 2
After being flown over some islands that were hit by the 2004 tsunami, Kofi Annan, then UN Secretary General, made a very moving statement. "In my whole entire life, I have never seen such utter destruction," he remarked. The scale of the disaster was lucidly imagined by his next few words. "Mile after mile, you wonder—where are the people?" The scale of this disaster was so large that for miles Annan could not see a trace of humanity. Buried in the rubble or swept away by the tsunami's violent waves from the Indian Ocean, humanity's routine had been altered. A whopping 275,000 people were estimated to be dead, hundreds of thousands injured, and millions more homeless. Never before had the world seen a disaster of such proportions.
So devastating was the 2004 tsunami that it remains a key reference point for learning how to coordinate a huge relief operation involving a lot of actors. This natural disaster also pointed to the fact that everywhere in the world mankind is still moved to respond proportionately when nature exerts its disproportionate force. Of the $6.8 billion (US dollars) that was raised within a month, $1 billion was from private and corporate donations and the rest from governments. Donations of every kind—monetary, in-kind, manpower, and others—came from virtually every corner of the globe. Among the many agencies that responded were Faith Based Organizations (FBOs).
FBOs have done a remarkable job in providing stop-gap mechanisms in humanitarian disasters. In fact, a 1953 analysis concludes that "Ninety percent of post-war relief was provided by religious agencies." A good number of the FBOs involved in humanitarian relief today have their origins in these earlier efforts. In playing so prominent a part in humanitarian relief work, FBOs gain more relevance on the world stage. Historically, some FBOs were motivated by the need to provide some relief for refugees, especially during and after World War I and World War II. They also lobbied government as advocates for better relief in distressed communities. These interventions have continued up to the present day.
To a great extent almost all FBOs delivering humanitarian aid have signed onto a number of international standards such as the Red-Cross Code of Conduct or the SPHERE standards for Water and Sanitation interventions. During my early days in Liberia, many meetings on Water and Sanitation did not end without a government representative flashing a photo of a water well built by a renowned FBO in one of the communities at the end of that country's civil war. The photo made the rounds in these meetings because the water well was so shallow that it dried up not many weeks after being built. The government pointed to the technical and design failures, and using some generalizations would occasionally make retributive statements about the quality of work of almost all non-government organizations (NGOs) like Faith-Based Organizations. This motivated the government to pass technical standards and guidelines for acceptable water and sanitation facilities in Liberia.
Along with the new guidelines, a clear message was passed—that everyone was subject to the same standard of measurement. There were obviously a number of factors that could have led to a particular FBO to build a very shallow water-well in an area where the well was going to dry up quickly, one being that they dug the well during the rainy season, hitting the water table sooner than in the dry season. In general however, the emergence of a code of conduct and other standards in Liberia marked an important milestone in the evolution of humanitarian relief efforts. A good number of FBOs abide by these standards and often impose even stricter standards on themselves in terms of accountability and preferential status for the poor to receive Water and Sanitation relief.
It's in Your Hands
A good percentage of aid passes through FBOs to reach communities in need of humanitarian support. This aid is mostly from private donations. Some FBOs apply different policies on how much government support they can receive, and so can add government aid to private donations. It seems clear that there is an inevitable and expected role for FBOs to play in providing relief. FBOs can provide humanitarian relief using a well-coordinated approach working together with governments and organizations to effectively deliver support to affected people.
Now, recalling Part 1 of this discussion, we pose many questions about the role of Faith-Based Organizations in development and cover the small-scale direct relief to individuals provided by FBOs. Part 2, then, covers the larger scale component of support provided through big scale humanitarian interventions. In my view these form one side of the equation—the side that is reactive and tries to deal with the effects of either a man-made or natural problem. I believe that there is often a bigger issue at hand. Whether this bigger issue is structural, policy or market related, or something as difficult to categorize as climate change, it is often linked to some loop holes in the system. Herein is the challenge! How can FBOs do more preventative work like their ongoing advocacy and lobbying efforts rather than reactive work?
The example of the Dutch Interchurch Aid organization's 1983 warning of a looming hunger crisis in Ethiopia is worth considering. As expected their warning was ignored until it became a big media-driven crisis in the 1990s. More of this early-warning action on issues of poverty and suffering can be critical in finding solutions.
The neglect by policymakers in the areas of poverty and suffering should motivate FBOs to make more critical alliances and partnerships in at risk regions with the aim of building and strengthening an early warning system, vital to early detection of need and the policy failures allowing that need to exist and grow. As allies with other institutions, FBOs can create additional leverage to head off crises arising from poverty and eliminate, or at least drastically limit, the attendant suffering. We may still have to be reactive when responding to a humanitarian crisis brought about by a natural disaster, but to reiterate what Nelson Mandela said,
Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.
~ Nelson Mandela
Peace for Africa
In the past we used to have village elders meet and resolve issues regarding brotherly differences to attain peace. And, by doing that, achieved peace. However, these days we have elders who are not interested in achieving this peace, but instead have turned the village square meeting into a gathering of evil men. I have seen injustice being perpetrated. When our people discovered that we would not achieve peace through this means, young people resorted to using violence and aggression to settle their difference. Africa – where is peace? Who shall give us peace.
May God bless Bishop Desmond Tutu, a legend of our time, the lion of our generation.You will live long. Africa will always remember your footprints. God bless Africa.
Reconciliation on Cyprus
Dear Desmond Tutu –
As a Christian, I have had this burning desire to communicate with you regarding Cyprus and the prospect of setting out a truth and reconciliation commission as after 40 yrs of division, I found on a recent visit that there's a strong desire to come together and move on among Greeks, Cypriots and Turks!
In the North they are already responding to each other – sharing worship and praise and each others language, and just need a kick start to create the political will. I have had this in my heart for some time now and asked God what can I do about it! I'm just an electrician ready to retire! So I am just being obedient and sharing this with you in the hope you are able to respond.
May the lord bless you and keep you Bob Bate Durban
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Laura Weidner is currently a contributing faculty member of Walden University, a role she has served in since 2011. She retired as Dean of Workforce Development at Anne Arundel Community College in 2013 after seven years in the position, and 16 years at the college. Weidner has over 25 years in workforce development and education at the community college level. She is currently putting that wealth of experience to use as a consulting with Don Cameron and Associates, where she helps to assess and train community college leaders and staff in workforce development.
Weidner served AACC in many capacities. While executive director of the college's community and professional programs, she served as a liaison between community college credit and noncredit divisions, developing and delivering educational programs for agencies, businesses and the general public. Weidner also created a new developmental reading department, revised curriculum to be outcomes-based and oversaw all college initiatives for under-prepared students. She has successfully written and won numerous state and federal grants and contracts.
Weidner earned her Bachelor's degree in History from Frostburg State University, her Masters degree in Reading from Johns Hopkins University and her Doctorate in Community College Leadership from Walden University.


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TUE STEEN MULLER
Worked with short and documentary films for more than 20 years at the Danish Film Board - as press secretary, head of distribution and information and as commissioning editor. Wrote numerous articles for national and international newspapers and magazines. National and international consultancy work.
Co-founder of Balticum Film & TV Festival, Filmkontakt Nord and Documentary, the EU Media Office for Creative Documentaries. Travelled to all European short and documentary festivals, often to be seated as a member of the jury. Co-initiator of European Documentary Network EDN in 1996 and its first director until 2005.
In 2004 awarded the Danish Roos Prize for his contribution to the Danish and European documentary culture.
He has given documentary courses and seminars in about 40 countries. Head of Studies at the European training programme Ex Oriente 2003-2009. Freelance consultant and teacher since 2006. Selector and consultant for the festivals DOCS Barcelona, DOK Leipzig, Magnificent 7 and DoxBox in Damascus. Teacher at the film school Zelig in Bolzano, Italy. Head of Pitching at DOCS Barcelona 2010-2012, now Head of Programming of the festival.
Has been tutor at training programmes like Baltic Sea Forum, Archidoc, Ex Oriente, Zagreb DOXPro, DocuRegio and Documentary Campus. Recipient of 2014 EDN Award for outstanding contribution to the development of documentary culture.
Has his own website - together with Danish Allan Berg - where he posts documentary film news and reviews documentaries: www.filmkommentaren.dk