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MREO - Moscow regional public association "Constitutional law housing"
The constitutional right to housing
the Committee for Civil Rights
Committee The Committee thanks Support Center Brief legal advice
The destitute old people, mothers and children. Who is guilty?
As the falsified parliamentary elections in 2011
Large-scale field experiments conducted in December 2011 in the parliamentary elections in Russia, showed that the actions of fraudsters We have strongly influenced the result. Scientists are asked to pay attention to what their research can be considered a milestone in the history of attempts to calculate scale fraud.
Experts estimate that in one Only Moscow fraudsters clocked "United Russia" at least 11 percentage points, ie 635 thousand. extra votes, allowing the party authorities to keep the majority in the Duma. "We started this project for the benefit of Society did not think about the scientific work. But when they saw how were huge consequences, decided that should be about it write ", - admits Maria Petrova from the New Economic School (NES), also collaborating with the School of Public and International Relations them. Woodrow Wilson and the Center for the Study of Democratic policy at Princeton University (USA).
Through the courts pass - not a bed
Argue with local officials or even complain about them - it's not hopeless, as it seems to many of our readers. Just need to clear understand their rights and to demand guarantees of compliance with them in the prosecutor's office and court.
Let's try to give advice to those who are faced with mutual responsibility of persons in positions of authority. As you know, came into force the new Code of Civil Procedure. That's it, and we will guide.
First of all be clear to whom and when it is necessary submit an application. Reader Mail revealed that one of the most A common misconception is the belief that it is necessary to pre-trial go through all the possible instances. Not at all. Regardless of walking on offices citizen has the right to demand judicial protection. The main thing is not skip the treatment period in the court. He is 3 months from the date when man became aware of the violation of his rights and freedoms (art. 256 CCP RF).
If you initially turned to a higher way of subordination instance, the term of this estimate should be subject to the provisions of the Law " About appealing against the actions and decisions violating the rights and freedoms citizens " (See Article 4 of ".. On introduction of the CCP RF "). In this case within one month from the date of receipt of written citizen notification to dismiss the complaint (or after 2 months after the filing of the application if a written response to it has not been received), he must go to court. Out of the current Code of Civil Procedure and the prohibition on simultaneous appeal to a higher court and the structure. And if the judge try in this case, to refuse to accept the application, it is necessary to remind his art. 248 and Art. 134 Code of Civil Procedure of the Russian Federation, which does not provide for such grounds for refusal.
contesting decisions and actions (inaction) of state authorities, local government officials, state and municipal employees, the applicant, in accordance with Part 2 of Article 254 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the Russian Federation, I choose the place of the proceedings. It can refer not only to the court based on the location of the defendant, and the court at his place of residence.
In a statement, it is important to make it clear that the offense of the officer must It is deemed unlawful, which rights and freedoms are violated as a result of (Part 1 of Article 247 of the Code of Civil Procedure). Just do not immediately show a claim for damages. Otherwise, the judge will leave the application without movement, and sometimes even refuse to accept. It is better to first make recognizing illegal the contested decision, and then in the usual claim right to claim damages and compensation for moral damage.
Communicating with government officials, remember that talk " to the case will not sew ". GIC Now regulate the order of the court audio and video recordings. In addition, all their appeals and requests, it is desirable to prepare in writing. If necessary, such a paper and responses possible used as forensic evidence.
(Vladimir Golubev, PhD in Law)
Почему матери убивают своих детей
В правительстве предложили отказаться от уничтожения санкционных продуктов
Россияне покупают больше поддельных люксовых товаров, чем настоящих
Власти хотят пересчитать цены на отопление
Рост цен на продукты в России побил 3-летний рекорд
Почему в России летом отключают горячую воду
Как можно остановить рост тарифов на ЖКХ
Качество жизни: когда Россия догонит Европу?
Каждый десятый ребенок в мире вынужден работать
Автoмoбилиcтoв ждет вaжнoе нoвoвведение
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About the reasons of legal nihilism
Will the guidance department of housing and communal services in Moscow the Constitution
NGOs: how to proceed
Found at NCB billion foreign financing can not be analyzed
Who among your family and friends will be planted because of the new on registration law
In Russia, just about the law is adopted, considering all citizens of the country as the former criminals and living according to the rules Parole
Who will win homophobia in Russia
About possible forms of civic activism
Psychiatric examination as revenge
The former head of the trade unions of all state officials Lyudmila Popkov I arrived at Radio Liberty broadcasts after examination Kashchenko
Terrorists have no nationality?
I do not " friend ", and the usual humanitarian scientist.
Slavery in Moscow
Slavery in Moscow, and what it costs to citizens error the police
Seven-year-old with a 1.5 kid evicted onto the street
Family with a small child was in hopeless on hands situation.
Persons with disabilities - "foreign agents"?
The law about NCOs in action
The Constitutional Court decided on the case on the right citizens to appeal election results
The voter has the right to rely on the fact that his voice will properly taken into account in determining the election results.
And you know what are human rights?
In Each person has certain rights. Just because we - the people. We say "law" because it is about what we have a right to be, what to do and what to have. These are needed to protect the rights of those people who wish to harm you or hurt you. And these rights are needed so that we can get along with each other and live in peace.
Many people are aware of some of their rights. They know, for example, that have the right to salary and the right to participate in elections. But there are many other rights.
When people do not know their rights, they could face abuse, for example, discrimination, intolerance, suppression and slavery.
The Universal Declaration of the Rights was adopted by the United Nations after mankind had to go through the horrors and mass extermination of people in the Second World War. The Declaration was written in order to have all the people were full and correct understanding of human rights. She is It serves as the basis for building a civilization on the principles of freedom, justice and peace.
The inviolability of the person
When the eviction of the family with young children allowed gas
31 May in Moscow during the illegal eviction of the family Lazarev police special forces used a gas. The apartment at: Spartak lane, d. 26, Bldg. 1, Apt. 42 (m ". Bauman ") 11 hours, tried to break into an unidentified special forces with a view to evict the family Lazarev (including two children - 13 years old and less than a year)
Lazarev. considered illegal eviction because they appealed the decision bailiffs, as interests of children have been violated. The 13-30 was applied the unknown " friendly " gas white vyzvavashy suffocation. When eviction lawyer present Lazarev, who warned the presence of children. When the assault was also attended by a representative of the service care and guardianship district board " Basmanny ".
As a result - no court decisions - the family, including children, was evicted. And all this on the eve of Children's Day.
/IA "For Human Rights"/
Russia "signed" with human rights
As already reported, the MSP, an international organization Amnesty International, I prepared a report on the human rights situation in Russia. specialists studied issues related to the observance of the rights to freedom of expression opinions, association and assembly in the Russian Federation. Organization I came to the conclusion that these three basic rights are violated in recent years. Human rights defenders, independent civil society organizations, political opposition and ordinary citizens one way or another been affected by the assault on civil and political rights.
Mother of many children, and her six children - homeowners, but homeless.
Многодетная семья без жилья и средств к существованию.
large families possessive mother and her minor children, by a decision of the owners Kuz'minskii court removed from the register means for nonresidency place of residence. Moscow City Court decision in fact set a precedent in prison residence homeowners and discharge of minors children-owners on the street. And like decorum met: the fact nonresidency at his residence. Family together with registration deprived of the means of subsistence: social cards Muscovite, identification of a large mother and benefits, allowances, compensations and children dt.
In Ulyanovsk, a large family, tired of living in a cave environment, He is preparing to go on hunger strike.
Desperate people say that such radical measures - the last chance to reach local authorities. Officials did not notice the family at close range, in which four adults and five children crammed into a tiny room: sleeping on the floor, eating in turn. Zharinova has estimated that one person in them accounts for one and a half meter of living space - smaller than a prison cell. Natalia Zharinova not depart from your phone - the Embassy of Spain soundly occupied. Someone told her that this country be happy It takes migrants." If we do not want to allocate the apartment, then let give money so we left Russia ", - he says seriously female. Her head does not fit one more thing: why demographic presidential initiatives and widely publicized national projects, refracted through the prism of Russia Indeed, populism transformed into sordid, and sometimes in the most real mockery of the country's inhabitants. Natalia - a mother of four daughters - believes that it has done a lot for Russia and can expect to return at least a one-bedroom apartment. Local officials a very different opinion. " No you did not ask to give birth to as many children ", - constantly heard in the address of the woman.
You need help!
The Constitution of the Russian Federation The Universal Declaration of Human Rights International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Protecting the rights of the child
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Washington's Ross talented, but not best WR Tide will have faced
ATLANTA – Nick Saban thinks very highly of Washington star receiver John Ross.
Washington's Ross talented, but not best WR Tide will have faced ATLANTA – Nick Saban thinks very highly of Washington star receiver John Ross. Check out this story on montgomeryadvertiser.com: https://on.mgmadv.com/2hoWhfp
Duane Rankin Published 1:54 a.m. CT Dec. 27, 2016 | Updated 2:33 a.m. CT Dec. 27, 2016
Washington Huskies wide receiver John Ross (1) runs against Colorado Buffaloes defensive back Chidobe Awuzie (4) during the third quarter in the Pac-12 Championship Game at Levi's Stadium. The Huskies defeated the Buffaloes 41-10. (Photo: Kyle Terada/USA TODAY Sports)
"He is probably the best receiver we've played all year because of his production, the way he's used and the diversity he has as a player," Saban said Monday. "He has great speed. He's a good run-after-catch guy. He's an outstanding player. It's going to be important that we do a good job on him."
Not so sure how accurate of a statement that is.
For one, Ross and the Huskies (12-1) haven't actually played against top seed Alabama (13-0). The College Football Playoff semifinal game is a few days away on New Year's Eve at the Georgia Dome.
What Saban is trying to say is Ross will be the best receiver the Tide has faced this season. Coaches do that all the time, but I'm not sure how true the translation of Saban's comment is either.
Texas A&M dynamo Christian Kirk is as good as anyone, but Alabama didn't give Trevor Knight time to find him for more big chunk plays. Kirk had nine grabs for just 58 yards, with 25 coming on a touchdown in A&M's 33-14 loss in Tuscaloosa.
Mississippi State's Fred Ross put up solid numbers against nearly everyone expect Alabama. The all-SEC receiver caught just three passes for 23 yards in a 51-3 Tide battering of the Bulldogs.
In his remaining 12 games: 69 receptions, 894 yards and 12 touchdowns.
They're just as good as Washington's Ross as is Ole Miss hybrid tight end Evan Engram. The first-team All-American torched Alabama for 138 yards and a touchdown on nine receptions in that 48-43 thriller Alabama pulled out in Oxford.
Playing with Chad Kelly in Hugh Freeze's offense helps, but Engram is the best receiver Alabama has faced because he's a mismatch on multiple levels. Too fast for linebackers. Too big for corners.
With that being said, John Ross is a talent the Tide must respect and he has surely been productive.
The 5-foot, 11-inch, 190-pound junior has 76 receptions for 1,122 yards and 17 touchdowns in 13 games. When you consider he sat out last season after two knee surgeries, Ross' productivity takes on even greater meaning.
However, Alabama has faced more talented receivers with one being just as productive in Taywan Taylor. The Western Kentucky senior is third in the nation in receiving yards (1,730), fifth in receiving yards per game (123.6 in 14 games) and tied for third in receiving touchdowns with Ross.
How did he fare against Alabama this season?
Taylor caught nine passes for 121 yards in a 38-10 loss. Taylor doesn't have near the talent around him that Ross does, which makes what he did even more impressive this season.
Taylor was one of three receivers to go for 100 yards against Alabama during the first half of the season with the others being Engram and Arkansas' Jared Cornelius, who had five grabs for 146 yards.
Alabama hasn't allowed a 100-yard receiver in its last seven games and that includes Kirk and Fred Ross. Credit the Tide's front seven for forcing the quarterbacks to get rid of it early and sacking them.
The Tide is third in the nation in total sacks with 45.
Alabama's secondary lost senior safety Eddie Jackson to a season-ending injury and cornerback Marlon Humphrey has a leg injury. If Jake Browning has time NYE, John Ross will have a big game against Alabama just like Engram or Taylor did.
If he doesn't, John Ross will join the likes of Kirk and Fred Ross as talented receivers who weren't very productive against the nation's top defense.
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This post is sponsored by Smart Flour Foods.
College textbooks are arriving in the mail, my roommate is texting about dorm colors and teachers' emails are filling my inbox. As hard as it is to believe, this celiac has less than two weeks before its time to head back to college and attack sophomore year! As excited as I am, though, my endless to-do list of reins over my thoughts at night. So when Smart Flour Foods contacted me about writing a post on what to do before stepping into homeroom, I couldn't say no!
How could I say no to the maker of this?
Smart Flour Foods focuses on providing nutritional, delicious gluten free products from pizzas to hamburger buns. All the food uses a particular "Smart Flour" blend, a mix of ancient grains, to skyrocket the amount of vitamins, minerals, and fiber in every bite.
Preparing for school is a lot like finding the ideal flour blend: it takes lots of mistakes and practice to finally get it right. Here are three tips from Smart Flour Foods and me that'll take the stress out of school planning.
First off, take advantage of 21st century technology and communicate with your school officials. In terms of the lower schools (high school and earlier), Smart Flour Foods suggests contacting the teachers in charge of snack time, the school nurse and other relevant members of staff.
In my experience, at the college level, the two most important people to get in contact with are those in charge of the Disability Resource Center and the staff involved in the dining facilities (including the manager and chefs). The Disability Resource Center is important because, depending on the set up of the school, a student can document his or her celiac disease/food allergy and therefore be eligible for accommodations. In my case, I have medical files about my celiac diagnosis that justifies special cafeteria accommodations, emails to my teachers about long-term celiac related absences, and more.
As for the cafeteria staff, try to learn the most possible about their procedures and allergy protocol before day one. There is nothing more stressful on the first day of school than walking blind into the cafeteria, starving but unsure what is safe to eat. In my case, my cafeteria has a new manager this upcoming school year who is apparently going to try to prevent cross contamination of the gluten free stations. My email requesting further details hasn't been answered yet, but I still have introduced myself and my dietary needs before school actually starts. Mission (at least partly) completed!
Make friends with the chef!
Second, step onto campus fully loaded - with food, of course! When I first left for college last year, food only took up one of my bags. That was a mistake my growling and jealous stomach wouldn't let me forget! This year, I'm bringing an entire arsenal of food ranging from homemade granola to power up my breakfast to protein bars for between classes!
Equally as important as snacks, though, are actual meal substitutes. No matter how awesomely understanding the cafeteria staff may be, mistakes will happen. A few times I walked out of the cafeteria still hungry after my meal order got lost. For those kind of cases, bulk up on items like soup (I love Gluten Free Cafe's Chicken Noodle), cereal, and frozen meals (I can personally vouch for the delicious taste and texture of Smart Flour Food's frozen pizza).
Mom and I approved the pizza!
And, if Lady Luck has provided a kitchen, take advantage of it! I have a dorm kitchen for the first time this year so I'm also packing a few basic cooking utensils, flour mixes (midnight pancakes, anyone?) and grains (like quinoa and buckwheat) so I can whip up my own dinner when the mood strikes (or the cafeteria fails).
Lastly, though, try not to over-stress about planning for everything. Anyone who knows how Type-A I can act is laughing right now, but this is a tip I'm actively trying to follow myself. There will be forgotten necessities (can someone remind me to add baking powder to my shopping list?) and unexpected events. I knew I was surprised when my Psychology group wanted to have a pancake breakfast and I didn't have a gluten free mix on hand! The fact is, though, being unprepared every so often didn't taint my whole freshman year experience. It only gave me more insight on how to make next time - this sophomore year - even better!
One of Smart Flour Foods's suggestions is to make the experience of planning and making food a fun activity. I couldn't agree more! As I start my "To-Bring-Food" list, I'm thinking of all the fun I'm going to have cooking with my roommate and fueling my college adventures, not what ingredient I could be missing. That's what grocery stores are for!
In past years, the end of summer had always been a period of mourning. This year, my last two weeks filled with planning and preparation, is different. It's celebratory and my bags of stuff and snacks are a sign of the adventures to come. With the three tips Smart Flour Foods and I have shared above, I hope preparing can be the same for you!
What's the food you can't go to class without? Have you ever tried a product by Smart Flour Foods? Comment below!
Never heard of Smart Flour products, but there are a couple of nearby places listed in their retail sources. Sounds like the flour could be a good base for pizza crust. Thanks for the tip.


The Phone Co-op, an independent social enterprise with bases in Consett, Chipping Norton, and Manchester, operates nationwide and beyond providing a quality tailored telecommunications service to both businesses and customers. The co-operative, owned entirely by its customer-members, has grown steadily by acquisition since it began trading in 1997 and now generates an impressive turnover in excess of £8 million.
Formed with just £16,000 in loans from members, which was later converted to co-operative share capital, and a £10,000 loan from the ICOF (Industrial Common Loan Fund) Community Capital scheme, The Phone Co-op aimed to provide a quality fixed and mobile telephony and data service centred on meeting people's needs rather than acquiring profit for outside investors. The co-operative has since extended its services to include web hosting, inbound call solutions and telephone systems.
Being a co-operative, the business prides itself on valuing its employees and members – reflected in both its employee benefits and in how the strategic direction of the company is formulated. Employees benefit from profit-sharing and sales bonus schemes and contribute to the direction of the business with day-to-day decisions made through team-working within departments. Member-customers also benefit from the inclusive nature of The Phone Co-op – indeed, ultimate control of the business lies with members.
The Board of Directors is elected by and comprised of members who are responsible for determining the overall strategic direction of the business and holding management accountable for performance. This customer-led approach is clearly appreciated, "We chose The Phone Co-op partly because of its co-operative nature and ethical policy but also because we were able to speak to a person who had sufficient autonomy to be able to discuss our needs, which were not completely standard, rather than read from a script!", say one member-customer of the company's personalised service.
The Phone Co-op also operates a strong ethical policy. "As a co-operative, we share the internationally recognised values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, co-operative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness, social responsibility and caring for others", asserts Chief Executive Vivian Woodell. These values are reflected in The Phone Co-op's dedicated policies to reduce the environmental impact of the business.
The Phone Co-op works hard to encourage the use of public transport and other less environmentally damaging forms of transport amongst its employees for business travel as opposed to personal car use. During its past year of business, the company has accomplished this aim successfully with just 7.3% of all business miles travelled via personal car use.
The company is also dedicated to investing profits in worthy environmental fellow co-operatives. The Phone Co-op recently invested £20,000 in the Westmill Wind Farm Co-operative which will be put towards the construction of a wind farm in Swindon, and a further £7,500 in Torrs Hydro, a Derbyshire based hydro-electric project that operates as a community-owned social enterprise. The Phone Co-op also invests profits for environmental benefit by paying a voluntary levy to offset the company's carbon emissions. This levy is profited to Climate Care, an organisation that finances projects that seek to reduce carbon footprints in a sustainable manner.
The Phone Co-op has, quite rightly, achieved recognition for its successes. In 2008 the business received the Best Social Enterprise at the Enterprising Solutions Awards hosted by the Social Enterprise Coalition, while 2009 saw a double success for The Phone Co-op with the business scooping both the Award for Co-operative Excellence from Co-operatives UK for quality of reporting to members and the Federation of Communications Service Green Award alongside BSkyB. The Phone Coop was also recently awarded the Social Enterprise Mark – one of just nine social enterprises in the Information Technology category.
However, despite The Phone Co-op's growth and success it did, like many social enterprises, experience setbacks during its start-up phase. Starting out with limited capital, the business has difficulty in persuading potential suppliers of the viability of its business model and in acquiring the wholesale services needed. With only modest resources available to cover marketing and other such costs, the enterprise had to turn to low-cost methods to advertise their services. This organic approach though has clearly paid off with a workforce that has grown from just 10 in 2001 to a 57-strong team of employees today and a membership base at an all time high of 7,538, The Phone Co-op looks set to grow further in the coming years.


How To Approach Mobile App Development Efficiently?
In this age of digital transformation using disruptive technologies, the approach to mobile app development is experiencing a sea of changes.
We are living in an era of digital transformation and technology disruptions in almost all the walks of life. With the smart phone revolution, we are experiencing dramatic changes in the mobility arena. Mobile apps are getting released every day, changing the way we do business and transforming Customer Experience. The approach to Mobile application development differs largely from the desktop application development because of the fundamental low memory foot print and single user centric nature of the mobile platform. In this highly competitive scenario, the differentiator lies in leveraging the development approach tactically easier, faster and hence faster GTM (Go-To-Market) with a highly optimized performance.
Developing an application on a mobile platform is not a heavy task now days. The platform itself provides the SDK and it will expose the features pertaining to the API. Well explanatory documentation along with sample/code snippets makes the job easy too. By knowing how to assemble the code structure with respect to that particular platform and by following the life cycle of the SDK, we can definitely make an application.
In traditional approach of developing an application on any mobile platform (be it on android/iOS/windows) the focus is to get onto the screen based development approach. You have got an application to develop and customer has provided the use cases. Quickly, business analyst's defines the use cases and transforms those use cases into screens. The next phase is the development of the application. If a project has got 3 developers assigned, project manager quickly assigns the screens to individual developers where every individual developer starts developing his or her own assigned areas. Each developer makes their presentation layer to the controller to model layer till the data end points. The code gets merged, the application is done and it goes to build.
These are some of the serious challenges that cannot be overlooked in the case of mobile application development.
How we can make this better.
An application is a composite of screens to deliver certain objectives collectively. This collection of screens is nothing but the presentation layer. One part of it to make the layout structuring in xml or storyboard and data binding.
Underneath of the presentation layer of an application is all about data. It is like pathways or nervous system. If paths/roads are not proper, traffic clogging is evident. Therefore laying of proper path ways, helps to improve those impediments. That means the response time at the UX level (at the presentation layer) is dependent on response data from these layers. How fast my data can travel without having tangled. These are the foundation of any application to be robust, scalable and maintainable.
We can follow any design pattern, mostly MVC or MVVC is followed in mobile application development to segregate the layers. But irrespective to that, code gets very tightly coupled to the view layer, at the service layer or at the persistent layer because of the tightly bound data dependencies to the object. Once the same data structure gets little bit modified and connected all views, the service layer need to be modified. This is a major pain point which percolate as a daemon in the complete application code base.
Therefore, dependency injection is very useful to resolve this kind of tightly coupling. It helps to reduce the code and maintainability will be easy. Dependency injection is possible at the data binding, listeners as well as at the service layer. The dependency injection libraries that are currently available are largely static in nature and it resolves at the compilation time rather than at the run time. Therefore the overhead of reflection burdened to runtime maturity is none. So far SDK did not imbibe any kind of injection facility. But once it is matured enough it would be taken at the SDK level.
In mobile applications, the data will be disconnected unless it is received via WIFI or 2G/2.5G/3G/4G. Data can also be persistent at a local data store at SQLite3 and to connect to the server, data transmission via internet is inevitable. This gets resolve via REST services over HTTP(s). Data can be encapsulated either via JSON/XML structure. If an application is not static in nature almost all application requires to have REST service call to the web server. Therefore, the REST API call and data conversion are required for all applications. Likewise, there are several such generic functionalities, which we can depend on already build up dedicated libraries. Use of matured library would help to avoid cluttered code and effective data transmission at the each data Mapping and Junction points like ORM, Sync/Async HTTP handler etc.
Use of efficient communication message queue in the form of pub-sub design model (away from observer or factory pattern) is required to make separation of data point and to have clean entries and exits.
Another relief is in generic form and looking for repeatable usage of particular use case and making a component. The major advantages of usage of the component are that it reduces repeatable coding, define contract of input/expected output in a better way and the code will be less prone to errors. Therefore, the building of component having repeated outcomes, for example, image downloader, pdf generator, dynamic template builder etc. would complement a clean design.
Therefore in a nutshell, efficient app development approach in mobility should categorize the overall application in terms principle design pattern and complement with other matured libraries(Dependency Injection, Sync/Async Rest API handler, Logger, crash analytics, and exception etc.) along with a dedicated component. Anyhow libraries, component, UI template would complement for a faster and clean development. However, separately they are headless in an application unless we tie and give it a form. Last but not the least, to bind these Template UI, libraries, Component and a specific structure (an encapsulation) is essential in the form of an Application Framework. This will help all the project to start as a booster, and not necessarily from the scratch.
Subir Roy has experience in architecting, developing and delivering solutions for different industries. Subir is an expert in understanding systems, and analyzing gaps in mobility platforms. He is the advanced mobility lead at Happiest Minds. Subir Heads Mobility Practice in Happiest Minds, DTES.
MSC, International Business in Emerging Market from Edinburgh University, Scotland, the UK. Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Computer and Information Sciences from Mysore University, India.


This site is devoted music creation in style Euro Disco and Italo Disco presently by modern means. Already very few people remembers style Disco and Italo Disco, enjoying monotonous electronic "acid" which even music to name that difficult. In those far 80th years many of our generation loved this music. Houses gathered the companies at somebody or simply sat on shops in parks or at entrances of houses and listened to cartridges on portable tape recorders.
Any friendly party never did without Modern Talking, Fancy and, of course, without remarkable collections The Best Of Italo Disco. In school discos we is dashing danced under stirring melodies Silent Circle, Bad Boys Blue, Mike Mareen. And remember our Soviet groups and executors: the Small Prince, Link sided movement, Sergey Minaev, the Stalker, The Mirage, Tender May, Rum Zhukov, Kostja Pahomov, Vladimir Shurochkin, Carolina, The Electronic Boy, Christina, the Sweet dream. But, probably, the biggest impression on us then was made by the Krasnogorsky disco - club "Disko-7". The big memoirs are cast by this music especially over those who under these gentle, lyrical tunes have met the first love, served in army or simply enjoyed life in the carefree and naive childhood.
Now the few are happy owners of those synthesizers with which help this remarkable music was created, fondly believing that they it is more already never will be useful.
I have decided to revive those magic sounds which in 80 simply bewitched little girls and boys, sounding practically from each window, from each booth of a sound recording. Therefore I have tried to create music 80 by means of sounds of those legendary synthesizers and the computer in house conditions. And it at me has turned out!!! Well and as it has turned out to judge already it to you.


It's Giving Tuesday!!!! So I am back with another post (patting myself on the back for two posts in a row). This one is a short one. I am asking you to donate to this year's #JoyofGiving campaign where Chasing Joy is adopting a family.
Where are you donating for Giving Tuesday?


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BYE BYE GERMANY EXPLAINS WHY 4,000 JEWISH REFUGEES STAYED IN GERMANY
After World War II, some 7 million displaced persons were placed in 800 resettlement camps operated by the UN Relief and Rehabilitation Agency. Due to bombing, dislocation, political chaos, and starvation, many had no home to return to. Within the American occupation zone, as featured in Bye Bye Germany (Es war einmal in Deutschland in German), interviews of Jewish refugees were conducted to obtain certification that they were eligible for migration to either Palestine or the United States. They then would have to await sponsors before departing. The experience of one group of male German Jews in a Frankfurt camp in 1946 comes to light in the film, in particular David Bermann (played by Moritz Bleibtreu). Bermann persuades several who are living together in the camp to make some money so that they can survive when they arrive in their new home country. As the former operator of a Frankfurt store selling linens, he knows how to import them from Paris, and he trains his colleagues on how to make sales. Some of the film focuses on how they con German purchasers into paying exorbitant prices. But Bermann is not certified to leave because of possible collaboration with Nazis during the war, so he is interviewed about his experience by Special Agent Sara Simon (Antje Traue), a onetime resident of Berlin who left before the Nazi persecution of Jews began. The tale told by Bermann, in short interviews over weeks, appears to be another con job. Meanwhile, filmviewers are exposed to what postwar Germany looked like, including an incident when one of Bermann's colleagues spots someone on the street who had tortured him. Directed by Sam Garbarski, Jewish humor will provoke laughter during the film, which ends on a sober mood. MH
BEIRUT EXPOSES NEGOTIATION PERFIDY
In 1972, U.S. diplomat Mason Skiles (played Tom Hamm) hosts a lavish party at an estate overlooking Beirut (though filming is in Tangier, Morocco). Suddenly a CIA agent demands to collect his 13-year-old adopted son Karim (Yoau Saian Rosenberg) for questioning in regard to the role of his big brother, Abu Rajal (Hicham Ouraqa), in the massacre of the Israeli Olympic athletes in Munich by the Black September group associated with the Palestine Liberation Organization. (The actual mastermind was Luttif Afif). While Skiles holds off the snatch, Black Septemberists open fire, seize Karim, and even kill Skiles's wife Nadia (Lelia Bekhti). The film then jumps to 1982, when Skiles is back in the United States, an alcoholic, mediating labor-managements disputes in Boston. But recently Black September has seized former colleague, American diplomat Cal Riley (Mark Pellegrino), as a hostage. Skiles is persuaded by a large amount of cash to return to Beirut on a pretext that seems so intriguing that he flies to Lebanon, curious to ascertain why. The American embassy, including scheming factions, wants to exchange the hostage for someone, and Skiles has been selected as the negotiator. When he meets those holding the hostage, he discovers that his opposite number is 23-year-old Karim (now Idir Chender), who wants reunion with his older brother Rajal—and very soon. Skiles is an experienced negotiator, so he needs to learn whether the hostage is alive and how to locate Rajal for the exchange. Skiles supposes that Israel is secretly holding Rajal, but negotiation along that avenue proves frustrating, as he learns that Israel is itching to intervene in the country. When Skiles sees Rajal, however, the latter suggests that the Palestine Liberation Organization is holding Rajal, and he proves right. The next thing is to arrange a swap in a city plagued with civil war. Since the plot is not one of those billed as "based on a true story," one aim of the film is to demonstrate the chaos of the city on the eve of an Israeli attack and an eventual slaughter of American peacekeepers. The spy film's director, Brad Anderson, may not have the intention of using Beirut as an exemplar of the entire Middle East today, especially the portrayal of perfidious American diplomats, who will discourage decent college students from applying for positions in the U.S. Foreign Service. But that is the impression left, especially during the hostage exchange and the final scene—a duplicitous statement by President Ronald Reagan. MH
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New Mexico Historic Museum and the Santa Fe Book Art group jointly host a lecture by Santa Fe resident and professional calligrapher Randall Hasson. Hasson will recount the fascinating story of the creation of a new alphabet, of bringing the script into the digital world, and its spread at an astounding rate. Mr. Hasson's serendipitous meeting with Ibrahima Barry, one of two brothers who invented and implemented a unique alphabetic writing system in present-day West Africa is the topic of the presentation on this remarkable endeavor.
From the creation of the original glyphs (characters) of the alphabet in 1994, to time spent in jail for publishing a newspaper opposed by the government, to teaching methodology for the people, to present-day encoding, the Barry brothers' story is an amazing account of how this newly created writing system has developed literacy among a widespread people-group of sub-Saharan Africa. This isn't 3,000-year-old history, but a living, vibrant and vital movement in our present time.


Mobile Phone Tips and Tricks: Why does my Samsung Galaxy S3 have an "i" ina circle?
Why does my Samsung Galaxy S3 have an "i" ina circle?
Since using your Samsung Galaxy S3 you may have noticed an "i" in a circle with a line through it in the notification bar (as you can see in the screen shot on the left). You may be wondering why it's there, or what happened to make it appear, the answer is simple.
The symbol is the symbol for "no notifications" meaning that at some point you've turned off the notifications on your phone (probably by accident in all honest). To do this you'll have likely pulled down the menu (see the pictures below) and turned off the notifications.
To get rid of the "i" and turn your notifications back on you need to again pull the menu bar down and click on the "Notification" icon. After pressing this icon, you'll see it light up and your notifications will return to the bar.
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Ford unveils fully electric Mustang concept car with 900 HP, 6-speed manual transmission
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LAS VEGAS – As Ford continues to invest in electric vehicle options for mass commercial use, the automotive giant has unveiled an electric version of its most iconic muscle car, the Mustang. As part of a collaboration with Webasto, Ford unveiled the Mustang Lithium, a fully electric, 900-horsepower concept car this week at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas
"Ford has made no secret of the fact that we are electrifying our most popular nameplates," said Hau Thai-Tang, Ford's Chief Product Development and Purchasing Officer. "This one-off Mustang prototype is a great opportunity for us, together with Webasto, to showcase to our customers what a new electrified powertrains can do for performance in a car they already know and love."
The Mustang Lithium produces 1,000 ft.-lbs of instant torque and more than 900 horsepower thanks to the 800-volt Webasto battery system with EVDrive technology. The concept car was produced to gauge consumer interest in "the next wave of performance customers have in lightning-quick performance that only fully electric powertrains can deliver," according to a press release.
The street-legal Mustang Lithium sits on 20-inch staggered fitting forged wheels. The Webasto battery powers a Phi-Power dual-core electric motor and dual power inverters. The battery produces nearly double the voltage of most electric vehicles on the market today. The Lithium features a 6-speed manual transmission.
A 10.5-inch touchscreen displays controls a majority of the features in the Mustang Lithium.
"Very similar to Ford's push for vehicle electrification, this is an innovative way to further the technologies we're developing to enable vehicle electrification while creating a vision of how cool the future of electric performance will be," said Mark Denny, Webasto Customized Solutions North America President and CEO.
Ford is investing more than $11 billion in electric vehicle research and is planning on unveiling a "Mustang" inspired electric SUV for consumers later this month and an electric F-150 in the coming years.


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(Jackson)- HolidayFest is on here in Jackson and the big new event this year is the Afternoon of Stars, a talent show at JCC tomorrow afternoon. This new event fills in for the opry, which decided not to go ahead this year, and Corey Christopher from the Jackson Chamber of Commerce says they're happy with how it has gone...
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"Our board talked about some things and we thought this would be an interesting thing to try and so we kind of set the wheels in motion and you know, here we are, it's coming to fruition and we're pretty excited about where we sit at this point."
There will be a lot of acts at this talent show including juggling, singing, and bands as well with entities like the Iowa Lakes Jazz Band being on hand. There are three different age groups, which Christopher says helps diversify...
"Well we decided, the committee that worked on this has put in a lot of time and they wanted to make sure that we had a little bit of representation across all age groups and you know now that I'm sitting here looking at the final list of participants I think it's really going to be a fun show, it's going to be very very entertaining and I think people will really enjoy what we've put together."
Admission is five dollars general admission at the door so Christopher says to get there early for those front row seats. The doors will open at 1 pm and the show starts at 2 pm at Jackson County Central High School in the performing arts center.
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It's official, I'm obsessed with Proenza Schouler. They have achieved huge success with accessories for such a young brand, but the duo behind the label has never been known for having the same touch with shoes. Sure, Proenza's footwear has been notable from time to time, but they've never had the sort of breakout hits that make shoe lovers flock to them season after season. Some people in the industry think that the shoes from the Proenza Schouler Spring 2014 runway show are set to be a turning point.
Since bringing on hotshot American fashion investor Andrew Rosen, Proenza has sought to diversify its revenue opportunities, which is just a fancy business way of saying they're looking to make more of the types of high-margin products that help a young business turn into a powerhouse. For nearly all fashion brands, that includes shoes, and the brand revamped its shoe line two seasons ago in hopes of accomplishing that goal. They've yet to score a true hit.
After the brand's excellent show on Wednesday, though, my Twitter feed was abuzz with editors and bloggers waxing poetic on the collection's wooden-platformed huarache-style sandals. They're bold, for sure, and the carved heels are beautiful in their careful striations. They have enough personality to become an It Shoe within the fashion industry, but are they marketable enough to move Proenza into the public's eye? Check out the photos below and let us know what you think.
"Sometimes I feel like it's futuristic to go into the past." - fashion quotes from designer, Kate Mulleavy. She and her sister, Laura, spent the summer immersing themselves in Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Emily Dickinson, and Leonard Cohen, while listening to Electric Light Orchestra's early synthesized, sparkly music. It seems to have put them into a kind of a '70s-nostalgic trance from which their best collection in a long time proceeded—a kind of soft glam-rock tenderly sewn into immensely intricate ensembles trailing long silk scarves and an aura of Old Hollywood glitter in its wake.
It wasn't all dresses. The floppily louche lamé pantsuits were my favourite! This was a collection that achieved the range that has also eluded the Mulleavys till now. Did it move fashion on? Probably not. But as far as Rodarte is concerned, looking to its own past brought out what will stick in memory as one of the most soulfully authentic collections in New York.


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And so my love affair with pancakes continue! These are honestly to die for and are delightfully nourishing too. I always create my recipes with your health (and mine) in mind. Food is delicious and pleasurable to eat, but we also need to make sure that it actually benefits us. Traditional pancakes are high GI, very carby, packed with sugar and leave us feeling sluggish (kind of a like a food coma). This however doesn't mean we can't enjoy pancakes, all it means is that we need to choose the RIGHT ingredients. This pancake deliciousness is rich in protein, very low in carbohydrates and contains healthy fats to keep our joints healthy and our tummies happy. These pancakes will leave you feeling so satisfied and full of energy. They will also keep you feeling full for hours. All these things combine make for the perfect recipe to support healthy weight loss while satisfying your sweet tooth.
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Whilst I gather my thoughts regarding Apple's latest announcements, I highly suggest checking out last week's special episode of the 512 Podcast. I was honored to speak with Stephen Hackett and my Bionic co-host, Myke Hurley, about the iPhone 5.
Several hours into our respective ownership of Apple's latest flagship device, we shared our thoughts, reactions, and analysis of the device and its press coverage. It was certainly a pleasure to record, and the conversation will undoubtedly prove to be the foundation for my coverage this week.
Episode 031 is available from 70Decibels.


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It was March 1, 1721 when Ambroise Haydel landed in the port of New Orleans, Louisiana, France's newest colony in the New World. The air was no doubt cool with the biting nip of wet humidity that never fails to linger in a New Orleanian winter; the bustling sounds of the small, burgeoning city no doubt were a welcome greeting after the many months aboard the ship Les Deux Freres.
Ambroise Haydel arrived with his brother Mathieu and his sisters, Barbe and Catherine. Of over 200 passengers on the ship, the Haydels were of only forty survivors who had survived the Trans-Atlantic crossing from their departure point in Lorient, France some months before in November.
To the Haydels, the prospect of New Orleans was synonymous with the prospect of hope and wealth. But it was simply not to be. Not immediately, at any rate.
Although French colonization in Louisiana began at the turn of the 17th century in 1699, it was not until 1718 that New Orleans proper was founded by Jean-Baptise Le Moyne, Sieur d'Bienville. He and his brother, Pierre le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville, had traveled from the region today known as French Canada. Sailing down the Mississippi River, they had come with expeditioners, soldiers and very few others—what they lacked, however, were great numbers of people to populate the new colony for France.
Ownership of Louisiana exchanged hands many times during those early years of the 1700s, before finally becoming part of the Company of the West Indies, which was managed by Scotsman John Law. In theory, John Law was an economist who pushed the idea of ridding society of minor monopolies while opening the field for private farming of taxes. Though he'd proposed various plans for new banks based on his ideology all throughout Europe, Law's "big break" (if you will) did not come until the death of the French King Louis XIVth.
Law was a personal friend of the Duke of Orleans, who was not only the new regent of King Louis XVth but who had also invested greatly in the budding city of New Orleans. (Law and Orleans were also high-stake gambling friends, which perhaps should have foreshadowed the financial outcome for the Company of the West Indies). The Duke named John Law Controller General of Finances in 1720 (which gave Law control of all internal and external commerce) and ordered the economist to make a success out of Louisiana.
Up until this time in 1717, Louisiana's population was scarce. Early colonists were prey to wrecking diseases, little support from the Crown in terms of goods and necessities for life, and Native American attacks. The land was an unkind, mosquito-infested swamp that made life difficult for those seeking survival within its wild wilderness. Desperate to make Louisiana financially worthwhile, France needed colonists. And so they began deporting people: prisoners, the destitute, prostitutes. A police force was installed in Paris to gather more people to be deported, but as each arrest was rewarded with extra pay, the banduoliers du Mississippi were willing to grab anyone—adult or child—and throw them on a ship headed for the New World.
But it was not enough. So, John Law began to spread the word about the wealth of Louisiana all over Europe. Most were not interested in heading to that "dreaded swamp," except for a few particular groups, including the Germans of the Rhine. The Germans, who had not only been suffering under religious persecution but also extreme famine, were promised prosperity in the form of land, secular freedom and unfathomable wealth.
While it is suspected nearly 4,000 Germans made the first wave of Atlantic crossing in 1719, approximately only 1,500 survived the journey. When the French government mandated in 1720 that French citizens were no longer allowed to be forced to colonize Louisiana, John Law once again turned to the Germans and its neighboring regions to cultivate the land and populate the colony.
Unfortunately, the Company of the West Indies had gone bankrupt by this time and when Ambroise Haydel and his family arrived in the port of New Orleans in 1721, it was to nothing. The so-called "Mississippi Bubble" of fortune and new beginnings had popped.
At the time of the first census in 1724, Ambroise Haydel was recorded as living in the small village of Hoffen along with his new wife, Marguerite Schoff and their children (and his one pig). Hoffen was situated north of New Orleans along the Mississippi River; this 70-mile strip of unpaved path winding from New Orleans to Baton Rouge was called River Road, but later earned the nickname "Plantation Row" for the great number of plantations seated upon prime riverfront property. The Haydel family settled along the Des Allemands, or German coast, where most of the German immigrants had chosen to put down roots after arriving in Louisiana and realizing John Law had nothing to give them.
Though Ambroise originally arrived in Louisiana with little means, he would soon amass a much prosperous holding of land and wealth—largely on the shoulders of African slaves who had been "imported" by the Company of West Indies to provide a labor source. By the time of the 1731 census, Ambroise was listed as living with his wife, two children, three slaves and one engage (indentured servants).
For a period of years, Ambroise's early plantation was moved twice before settling on a six-arpent lot of land in 1752 that he purchased from the Widow Bernard Wigner. It is this land that the Whitney Plantation stands upon today. Two of Haydel's sons would marry women from the neighboring Houbre plantation—this plantation would later be known as Evergreen which still brackets one side of the Whitney Plantation today.
After the first generation of German and English settlers, plantations along this tract of Plantation Row would be bonded not only by business but by blood as well. In keeping the business within the family, any fortune earned continued down through the generations. For Ambroise Haydel, the crop that initially earned the Haydel family their prosperity was indigo.
The last census taken during Ambroise's lifetime showed that in 1766, Ambroise's plantation had grown to 11 1/2 arpents and the number of slaves working the land to twenty. Indigo had clearly done well in supporting the Haydel family, but in 1774 Ambroise's widow sold off the holdings after his death.
On either side of the original tract, Haydel descendants would own neighboring plantations. To the north was Nicolas Haydel, Ambroise's second-born son, and to the south was Jean Jacques Haydel, Sr., Ambroise's youngest son.
After Ambroise Haydel's death around 1770, his son Jean Jacques Haydel, Sr. would control the property. He married the French Creole, New Orleans-born Marie Magdelaine Bozonnier Marmillon in 1774 and also made the initial shift from indigo to sugar, though it would not be until the early 1800s that sugar would become the plantation's main source of revenue.
It was Jean-Jacques Haydel, Sr. who would build the so-called "Big House." The fourteen-room, two-story dwelling is today considered one of the best examples of a raised Creole Cottage in the South. The Spanish Creole architecture also suited the Haydel family just fine: a large gallery on both sides of the house provided circulation of wind and air throughout the home, and the interior woodworking was constructed so finely that little improvements were needed to keep the house up to par with changing architectural preferences. Jean-Jacques Haydel, Sr. would ultimately live in the familial home until his passing at the age of 1826.
He was known, however historically accurate, as the "Godfather of the Parish Church." He welcomed foreigners like Yves Louis Jacques Hypolite Mialaret, a schoolteacher and a refugee from France, to even marry his granddaughter Emma Becknell, despite the fact that at the time of her marriage she was fourteen and Yves forty-one.
But once again, the plantation would pass down into yet another set of hands after Jean-Jacques Haydel, Sr.'s death: his sons, Jean-Jacques Haydel, Jr. and Jean Francois Marcellin Haydel.
Jean-Jacques Jr. and Marcellin were not great fans of each other. Jean-Jacques owned two-thirds of the property while Marcellin owned just one-third. Enslaved people were not counted among those numbers in the plantation's reports. Disputes between the brothers must have escalated so highly because two decades later, Marcellin, it seems, was done with the situation and with his brother. He filed a lawsuit against Jean-Jacques, the main shareholder in the family plantation business; Marcellin wanted a more reasonable partition of the property. He had been neglected and abused, Marcellin told the Court.
Jean-Jacques Jr. refused to acquiesce to his brother's demands, not without selling the whole plantation itself to another bidder. Fortunately for Marcellin, the court swayed in his favor, for in February of 1840 the final judgment was delivered.
Unfortunately, Marcellin Haydel was already dead. He had passed away in his house in November of 1839.
Jean-Jacques Haydel, Jr., the richest of all the Haydels, did not apparently need the Habitation Haydel as he might have previously thought. He owned other plantations, where sugarcane was its primary source of income; sugarcane had similarly become integral for the success of all other family businesses along Plantation Row, south of Baton Rouge where the soil took to the crop. (North of Baton Rouge, Cotton, as they say, was King).
Jean-Jacques Haydel, Jr., did not pass away until 1863 in the midst of the Civil War. He had lost his wife Marie Laure Haydel to the ravaging 1855 yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans, as well as thirty-two of his slaves. After that, Jean-Jacques did not return to the plantation started by his grandfather; instead he remained in New Orleans at one of the many townhouses he owned in the old Vieux Carre.
Perhaps Marcellin Haydel got the last word, however, because when the Habitation Haydel was auctioned off in 1840 after the Court's passed judgment, it went to Marcellin's widow Marie Azelie Haydel. She and Marcellin had been married for thirty years but had never had children. Still, they had adopted Alphonse Becnel, who was Azelie's nephew—it is likely, although difficult to prove, that Alphonse was Marcellin's natural son, begotten on his wife's sister, Josephine. After Josephine Haydel passed in 1844, her other child, Marthe Becnel, also joined the household.
By 1860, Azelie would be recorded as one of the largest slaveholders in all of Louisiana. The Habitation Haydel was valued at 187,000 piastres, or dollars, and a reported number of 101 slaves worked the plantation. The property must have been so valuable, even, that Azelie was commissioned famous 19th century painter, Dominici Canova, to paint the murals in the interior and exterior of the Big House during the 1840s. (Canova was also responsible for the altarpiece and fresco at the St. Louis Cathedral and wall-work done at the Louisiana San Francisco Plantation.
Marie Azelie Haydel was the last of the direct line to own and manage the Habitation Haydel. Post-Civil War, the property came under the ownership of Bradish Johnson, who named it the Whitney Plantation after his grandson, Harry Whitney. He operated a distillery business in New York, growing his fortune to such a large degree that he became a millionaire—quite a feat at that time. Before the Civil War, he had inherited a separate Louisiana parish plantation from his brother, and after the War had finished, he moved on to purchase other plantations, including the Haydel's, along Plantation Row.
Although other hands would own and operate the Whitney Plantation over the next century and a half until it was purchased by New Orleans lawyer, John Cummings, it is the Haydel family that the Whitney Plantation Museum focuses.
"Focuses," however is a loose term. The Whitney Plantation Museum spends little time on the Haydels, except in explaining the way in which the family members interacted and supported the institution of slavery in antebellum Louisiana. The tour of the "Big House"—so called because of the "Master" who lived inside, and not necessarily because of its size or architecture—took ten minutes to tour as opposed to the forty to fifty minutes in which we wandered the grounds with Director of Operations, Ashley Rogers.
The uneven time ratio is integral to understanding the purpose of the Whitney. For centuries, it was the Haydels who were considered the most important and worthy— though their "importance" was founded on the backs of the enslaved—but the Whitney Plantation seeks to give voice to the thousands of enslaved peoples who created that prosperity for the Southern Planters, the Haydels included.
As Ashley Rogers explained to the Discover Historic America team as she took us on a tour of the property, the Whitney Plantation Museum is not a "beautiful house" tour, but a wider look of slavery within the South and especially within the boundaries of Louisiana plantations.
So, I look at it this way: I have now provided the "house" tour portion of Discover Historic America's exploration of the Whitney Plantation and slavery. From now on, we will not return to the "Big House," unless it is to discuss the Haydels' interactions and influences in regards to enslavement as a whole.
Have you enjoyed learning some of the history about the Whitney Plantation Museum? Check out our first installment about visiting the Museum here and be sure to stick around for our next article!


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GNB: More than 2,900 children aged five to 11 vaccinated / vaccination percentages updated
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FREDERICTON (GNB) – Public Health is reporting that 2,991 children aged five to 11 have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
This includes 400 11-year-olds who have received their second vaccine dose. These children had been eligible to receive the regular vaccination earlier this year because they will be 12 before Dec. 31.
More than 11,040 appointments have been booked for children aged five to 11. To meet the demand for pediatric vaccination appointments, additional clinics for children have been added in Zone 1 (Moncton region) and Zone 3 (Fredericton region). Clinics will be added in other areas if warranted.
More than 130 pharmacies will also take part in dispensing doses of the pediatric vaccine. They will begin receiving shipments between Dec. 2 and Dec. 8 and information on booking appointments at pharmacies is available online.
Public Health reported today that 81.6 per cent of eligible New Brunswickers are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and 86.5 per cent have received their first dose.
"We have added children aged five to 11 to our vaccination statistics," said Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health. "That is why our percentages are lower. As more children under 12 get vaccinated, we will quickly see our vaccination progress improve and the percentages will increase again."
Health-care personnel – including those working in long-term care facilities – and residents of First Nations communities can book an appointment to receive an mRNA COVID-19 booster dose if six months have passed since their second dose. They must bring their proof of vaccination, i.e. immunization record, to their appointment.
People 65 and older and school personnel are permitted to book an appointment to receive a booster dose if six months have passed since their second dose.
A detailed list of those eligible for a booster dose is available online.
Appointments for first and second doses, as well as a booster dose for those eligible, can be scheduled for a regional health authority community COVID-19 vaccination clinic through the online booking system or at a participating pharmacy. Residents of First Nations communities can also book an appointment at a community clinic.
A list of upcoming walk-in clinics is available online.
132 recoveries and 46 new cases
Public Health reported today that 132 people have recovered from COVID-19 and there are 46 new cases of the virus, with the number of active cases at 706.
There are 17 people in intensive care and another 47 in hospital for a total of 64 people hospitalized. There is one person under 19 currently hospitalized.
"Though the number of people currently hospitalized is of concern, 23 individuals contracted COVID-19 while already in hospital for another reason," said Russell. "Steps are being taken to ensure that the virus does not spread further in hospitals in Moncton and Saint John."
Public Health has confirmed that a person 70-79 in Zone 1 (Moncton region) has died as a result of COVID-19.
The rate of people hospitalized and in ICU, as well as new cases, continues to most greatly impact people who are unvaccinated. Information about the rates of cases and hospitalizations based on vaccination status is available on the COVID-19 dashboard.
Regional breakdown of new cases
The 15 new cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region) are as follows:
three people 19 and under;
three people 20-29;
a person 30-39;
a person 60-69; and
three people 70-79.
Ten cases are under investigation, three cases are contacts of previously confirmed cases and two cases are travel related.
The 10 new cases in Zone 2 (Saint John region) are as follows:
two people 19 and under;
two people 30-39;
four people 50-59; and
a person 60-69.
Seven cases are contacts of previously confirmed cases and three cases are under investigation.
The nine new cases in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) are as follows:
four people 19 and under;
Seven cases are contacts of previously confirmed cases and two cases are under investigation.
The one new case in Zone 5 (Campbellton region) is a person 19 and under. This case is a contact of a previously confirmed case.
The 11 new cases in Zone 7 (Miramichi region) are as follows:
two people 60-69.
Seven cases are under investigation and four are contacts of previously confirmed cases.
Additional information is available on the COVID-19 dashboard.
Confirmed cases in schools and child-care facilities
Information on cases in schools, early learning centres and child care facilities is available on the Healthy and Safe Schools website and the COVID-19 dashboard.
Isolation reminder
Any household in New Brunswick with a positive case of COVID-19 must isolate for 14 days, regardless of vaccination status.
Household members who are fully vaccinated will be able to leave isolation with a day-five negative PCR test. A day-10 PCR test must still be taken to confirm the negative result.
Those who violate the Public Health order to self-isolate face a fine of between $480 and $20,400.
Potential public exposures
Anyone with two or more symptoms of the virus is urged to request a test online to get an appointment.
If you have been at the site of a possible public exposure, but remain asymptomatic, you may be able to pick up a rapid-screening kit (while supplies last).
A map of potential public exposures can also be found on the COVID-19 dashboard.
Media Contact(s)
Bruce Macfarlane, communications, Department of Health, [email protected]
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