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The pandemic increased prostitution and… it ignites the debate in Mexico!
March 29, 2022 by americanpost
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MEXICO.- Rosa María Rodríguez has not had an easy life. Her mother gave her as a newborn to an unknown family. When she was six years old, her stepfather raped her and her adoptive mother kicked her out of the house. She thus became a street girl. She cleaned businesses in the Historic Center and even begged for alms.
But she was never forced to work in the sex service, as happened in times of the pandemic. She at 60 years old.
Two years after this experience that took her to a corner of the red zone of the Mexican capital, Rosa María is grateful because she got ahead, she was able to eat, she had a roof over her head and the dignity to fend for herself. Still, she doesn't want her on anyone.
The support of the Brigada Callejera Elisa Rodríguez, a civil society organization that supports sex workers, was vital: He gave her the love she needed because she doesn't get along with her children, without recognized parents and always threatened by society: I was so aggressive!
Rosa María Rodríguez in the Brigada Callejera offices. Photo: Gardenia Mendoza.
Elvira Madrid, president of the organization, says that the pandemic pushed thousands of women into prostitution. Some without previous experience, others who had retired and returned. More those who resisted.
"When the coronoavirus arrived in Mexico, we had 7,200 women accounted for and to date there are 15,200 on public roads in the most important points of this city," she says.
These points were the usual areas: the La Merced market; the avenues Circunvalación, Tlalpan, Puente de Alvarado. Now there are new places like Xochimilco, Azcapotzalco and Tláhuac.
Sex service in Mexico City is tolerated as unpaid work. It is allowed since Brigada Callejera promoted an amparo and a judge ruled in its favor in sentence 112/2013.
The city government then agreed to give them some cards that give them fiscal identity. and avoids extortion by the police, although from time to time they take advantage of the rookies to fall on top of them and ask for money.
"The sentence applies to the 16 municipalities of Mexico City, but in some of them they do not want to give them because the authorities do not want to lose the business of extorting the girls. Everybody wants to exploit sex service", denounces Elvira Madrid. "
The activist gives as an example the closure of transit hotels by the hotel authorities at the time of the greatest contagion of covid. "They opened other clandestines where they recorded the girls and then threatened to publish it on networks if they were not paid."
Rosa María Rodríguez was not filmed. Instead, she took some beatings in mid-2020, when the raids derived from the healthy distance policies tightened.
For a decade she had been a chambermaid at a hotel that closed due to the pandemic. She was then left without sustenance or support of any kind because she lives alone.
"Water, gas, electricity, rent, telephone…there were so many bills to pay!" he recalls.
She took a deep breath and courage to dress with sensuality that an elderly woman can aspire to. She carefully put on her makeup and combed her hair. Lipstick, mascara, painted nails. He chose a corner near the Merced market, known for its tolerance of prostitution and there he found from time to time some clients. When he didn't have enough he asked for money, he asked for money on the street.
At first there seemed to be no problem. All of a sudden the policemen fell and hit him hard with the baton. They dragged her. When she went through the apartment she remembered that she had once seen on television that there was a group that supported sex workers so that they were not victims of abuse. asking here and there arrived at Brigada callejera without knowing how to read or write.
They were violent times. The organization gave him a pantry and a brochure: the Coronasutra.
She didn't understand the letters, but she did understand the pictures.
The "Coronasutra" manual ¾a play on words that evokes the Kamasutra and the coronavirus¾ illustrates the sexual positions that represent a lower risk of contagion because there is no face-to-face contact and the prevention measures so that sex workers can continue working and decrease the risk of contagion by Covid-19.
Rosa Maria did not use it for a long time. She soon became involved in social activism for the rights of the Brigada callejera sex workers, where she continues to work for a salary. She helps distribute information to the younger sex workers and with the logistics to coordinate lawyers, psychologists and volunteers.
At the same time, she took out her birth certificate and in April she will be baptized, confirmed. She will make her first communion. She all at once in a ceremony where she will have two godmothers. The mothers she never had, she says through tears of emotion.
"I feel like family, they have taught me to treat others better because I was always mistreated and I treated people the same."
The idea of Brigada Callejera, which has been operating since 2004, is that sex services be regularized to avoid trafficking and stigmatization. A fight against the current in Mexico.
Even worse?
The model of regularization of prostitution in Mexico City with special permits has recently been replicated in Mérida, the capital of the state of Yucatán. But it has faced strong opposition in other states, mainly from feminist groups that prefer the abolition of sex work to prevent human trafficking.
According to the figures that it recognizes the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System, in the first year of the pandemic, 1.8 victims of human trafficking were registered in the country. According to other organizations, the figure is much higher because there is a sub-registration. The state of Guanajuato and Durango, for example, officially register zero victims despite the fact that the local press has reported arrests of pimps.
Teresa Ulloa, from the National Network of Journalists, Communication and Information, one of the feminist groups that opposes regularization and pushes for abolition, argues that many of the exploited women are in the "zone of tolerance", where they are "regularized".
"It is enough to have contacts in politics for them to give you the credential," he says.
Ulloa cites the Regional Coalition against Trafficking in Women and Girls in Latin America and the Caribbean, which "has witnessed hundreds of cases" that are far from a sweet and comfortable scenario in which a woman simply "opts" to trade with his body.
It illustrates with the case of "Paty", a girl who came to the Coalition as a kidnapped victim, transferred to Mexico -in the midst of countless episodes of violence-, until she falls into the hands of one of the most dangerous drug cartels. powerful, in whose power she remained for several years, captive and enslaved.
Every day she was exploited in several "table dances" (without payment), she had to sell 250 drinks, 20 "private" and 20 sexual services per day.
She was forced to smile, appear to enjoy her work, or else she was beaten. When she finally managed to escape, the only thing she had with her were physical and psychological ailments, several of them with permanent consequences… and not a single penny.
Elvira Madrid does not rule out that situations of this type may occur in the areas where it is regularized. However, she considers that there is a greater risk of it happening where there is no control or identification of the sex workers.
"This has already been tested," he says. "Here, with everything and the permits, in the pandemic extortion against sex workers who do not know their rights increased 30%."
Street Brigade activists take care of the baby of one of the sex workers. Photo: Gardenia Mendoza.
With an acknowledgment at least they can denounce the abuses without hiding, he adds. at the beginning of the year, members of Brigada Callejera marched to the cry of "total respect for sex work" and "the corner belongs to those who work it."
Then, dozens of sex workers denounced that organized crime wants to take over sex work in Mexico City with extortion fees of between five and 25 dollars in the equivalent in pesos despite the fact that after the pandemic income fell by up to 70%.
One option
Claudia sees sex work as a last option in times of despair. This is what happened 23 years ago when she had two children from an irresponsible couple who left her alone with the upbringing. And that's how she saw it in March 2020 when the health alert was decreed and her husband lost his job.
Since then, she gets up at 6:00 in the morning to prepare food for her partner. "So you don't spend", she thinks. She then takes a bath, gets dressed and takes public transportation to Avenida Circunvalación, where her work corner is from one to five in the afternoon.
"Part time to help with household expenses," he says in an interview with this newspaper. Her partner recently found work.
The routine is repeated from Tuesday to Friday. On weekends he studies. She resumed classes at the National Institute of Education for Adults to obtain the certificate of primary and secondary.
He thinks that, given his conditions, he is lucky to live in Mexico City while the whole world is torn between abolishing and regulating.
In Europe, after Sweden abolished the persecution of sex service, the issue has been gaining strength.
The Swedish abolitionist model seeks the protection of people in a situation of prostitution without criminalizing them. It discourages the demand through sanctions and fines to the client or the employer and education in equality.
Sweden was the first country in the European Union to adopt an abolitionist prostitution policy.for this reason it is known as "the Nordic model" because it focuses on the client or the pimp.
The prostitution law in Germany, on the other hand, specifies duties of prostitutes and also their working conditions. In the event that they are employed, whether in a brothel or a prostitution company, tax withholdings or medical insurance are the same as for a worker in any other economic activity.
If they are independent workers, they declare on their own, something that is currently happening in CDMX, although less orderly because it has not yet been legislated.
Brigada Callejera is committed to reaching this model that today also has Spain on its head after Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised a law to ban prostitution.
According to a 2016 Scelles Foundation report, it is estimated that some 350,000 women are prostitutes in Spain, although there are no official figures.
In Mexico there is no agreement on this. A case documented by this newspaper through the testimonies of victims in the city of Toluca, revealed that women are not willing to admit that they work in sex services for fear of going to jail.
Jorge Javier, a hairdresser who worked in a whorehouse doing the girls' hair, says that in a raid they arrested the "madame" because all the prostitutes were in home services.
"When the pros were called to testify, they said they had been forced, that it was against their will, but it was not true: they all came from Morelia because they were paid between 2,000 and 3,000 pesos per hour (about 100 or 150 dollars). Half for them and the other for the house.
Meanwhile, Claudia takes the debate in stride. Next year she thinks it will be brighter. She will start high school and leave prostitution once and for all. The husband has been tolerant, before he was her client until they fell in love and she left the street for 20 years. Then the pandemic came and they had no choice.
"My partner sees this as just another job," he acknowledges. "But I don't see myself with more than 45 years working on this. Now I'm 42 and I don't want to anymore. I want to be a lawyer and help the most vulnerable girls."
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Joaquin, aka Guac, was killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018. His parents have been active in pushing for an end to gun violence.
By Sheli Muñiz	• Published August 4, 2020 • Updated on August 4, 2020 at 9:12 pm
On Tuesday, the family of Joaquin Oliver hosted a 20-hour virtual marathon to celebrate his life on what would have been his 20th birthday.
It's quite a birthday celebration, and not how the Oliver family would've wanted it, but one they hope will lead to true change. His parents are hosting Guacathon 2020, an online event on Facebook for 20 hours.
"It started very small, very organic and now it's becoming an iconic event and probably just because Joaquin is helping us from wherever he is," said Joaquin's father, Manuel Oliver.
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Celebrities, athletes, allies and politicians were some of those on the guest list.
In a message, pop icon Paula Abdul said, "Happy 20th Birthday, Joaquin. While you may not be with us in person, your memory is still very much alive."
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, Joe Biden, said, "This is a special day. Joaquin would've been 20 years old he would still be here to celebrate with us if his life wasn't stolen in a horrific act of gun violence."
NBA Great Dwyane Wade will also be making an appearance Tuesday evening.
During the online event, several people who lost loved ones to gun violence also shared their message.
Oliver said, "We have traveled all around the nation and outside of the U.S. fighting for better gun laws in America and there's a lot of people that hold that concern, we're just putting them all together."
The family is also raising money for the Change the Ref, the non-profit organization Joaquin's father started after his death.
"This is a membership that you don't want, a broken system is forcing us to create this army. We ain't stopping until we fix this," said Oliver.
To join the marathon, you can visit the non-profit's Facebook page.
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Naturaleza muerta II es una escultura de Julio González realizada aproximadamente el 1929. Actualmente se expone en el Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya.

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El escultor Juli González aprendió su oficio en el taller de metalistería que su padre tenía en la rambla de Catalunya. Instalado en París desde principios del siglo XX, se dedicó a la pintura y a la orfebrería, y no fue hasta finales de los años 1920 cuando optó definitivamente por la escultura y llegó a ser figura principal de las vanguardias europeas. Estimulado por sus amigos Picasso y Gargallo, pero gracias sobre todo a su trabajo, creó un lenguaje escultórico propio, fruto de su experimentación formal con el hierro. «Naturaleza muerta II» muestra su capacidad de combinar de manera magistral la materia y el vacío y para extraer insospechadas posibilidades expresivas de una simple plancha de hierro.

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 Juli González. Retrospectiva 28 de octubre de 2008 – 25 de enero de 2009. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
 Julio González. Retrospectiva 11 de marzo – 1 de junio de 2009. Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (MNCARS)

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Bibliografía
 IVAM Institut Valencià d'art Modern. Roberta y Julio González. València: IVAM, 2012. ISBN 978-84-482-5724-8.
 MNAC-MNCARS. Julio González. Retrospectiva. Barcelona-Madrid: MNAC-MNCARS, 2008.
 Vidal, M. Història Universal de l'Art.Volum IX. El Segle XX. Barcelona: Editorial Planeta, 1999. ISBN 84-320-6689-3.
 Jiménez-Blanco, M.D. Julio González. La nueva escultura en Hierro.. Madrid: Fundación MAPFRE, 2007. ISBN 978-84-9844-039-3.

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Esculturas conservadas en el Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña
Escultura contemporánea
Esculturas en Barcelona
Esculturas de España de los años 1920
Esculturas de 1929
España en 1929

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Ketchum's Alabama Battery
By Craig Swain, March 16, 2009
1. Ketchum's Alabama Battery Tablet
Ketchum's Alabama Battery. Pond's Brigade - Ruggles' Division - Bragg's Corps. C.S. Ketchum's Alabama Battery, Pond's (3d) Brig., Ruggles' (1st) Div., Bragg's Corps, Army of the Mississippi.. One section (two guns) of this battery was engaged here from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. April 6, 1862. . This historical marker was erected by Shiloh National Military Park Commission.. It is Near Shiloh in Hardin County Tennessee
Ketchum's Alabama Battery,
One section (two guns) of this battery was engaged here from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. April 6, 1862.
Location. 35° 8.273′ N, 88° 20.556′ W. Marker is near Shiloh, Tennessee, in Hardin County. Marker is on Corinth-Pittsburg Landing Road, on the left when traveling west. Located in Duncan Field at stop four, Ruggles Battery, on the driving tour of Shiloh National Military Park. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Shiloh TN 38376, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Ruggles' Batteries (a few steps from this marker); Crescent (La.) Regiment (a few steps from this marker); 6th Mississippi and 23d Tennessee (within shouting distance of this marker); Byrne's Mississippi Battery (within shouting distance
2. Ketchum's Alabama Battery Position
A 12-pdr Field Howitzer and a 6-pdr Field Gun flank the tablet.
of this marker); Walker's (2nd) Tennessee Infantry (within shouting distance of this marker); Washington (La.) Artillery (within shouting distance of this marker); 38th Tennessee Infantry (within shouting distance of this marker); Ross (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Shiloh.
Also see . . .
1. Ketchum's Alabama Battery Tablet. Battlefield page on the tablet. The battery was commanded by Captain William H. Ketchum at the battle. (Submitted on July 21, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia.)
2. Ketchum's Alabama Battery. Short history of the battery with list of Official Records reports from or mentioning the battery. (Submitted on July 21, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia.)
3. 12-pdr Field Howitzer
4. 6-pdr Field Gun
Gun cast by Tredegar Foundry in Richmond, Virginia. Muzzle markings indicate this piece was foundry #1531, produced for Edenton Battery (initials EB). On the trunnions are markings for "J.R.A. & Co // TF" indicating Joseph R. Anderson & Company, Tredegar Foundry. The original gun was cast in 1862. (The gun is now located in Edenton, North Carolina. See links.)
Credits. This page was last revised on September 11, 2020. It was originally submitted on July 21, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia. This page has been viewed 1,168 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on July 21, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia.


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NYK Could Halve Box Fleet
1 November 2009	(Last Updated November 1st, 2009 18:30)
A fall in market demand has forced Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) shipping line to consider reducing its box ship fleet. The company's fleet of 120 vessels could be cut to nearly 60. The Japanese group is not expected to renew its chartered tonnage contracts and will scrap 21 shi
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The company's fleet of 120 vessels could be cut to nearly 60.
The Japanese group is not expected to renew its chartered tonnage contracts and will scrap 21 ships.
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Zendaya In Talks to Play Singer Ronnie Spector in Upcoming Biopic
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Fresh off her Emmy win, Zendaya is in talks to star in a new project that is bound to win her an Oscar!
On Tuesday, Deadline reported that A24 is teaming up with New Regency for a film package where the actress is attached to play Ronnie Spector — frontwoman of musical group The Ronettes — in an upcoming biopic.
The outlet reports that the production companies have acquired Ronnie's life rights in addition to her autobiography "Be My Baby," which Spector wrote with Vince Waldron.
Per Deadline, Pulitzer winner Jackie Sibblies Drury is being eyed to write the script.
The biopic will center on the formation of The Ronettes and their signing to Phil Spector's Philles Records. It will also reportedly document Ronnie's marriage to the controversial record producer, their divorce, and her battle to gain back the rights to her music.
The film will be produced by Marc Platt, Adam Siegel, Mark Itkin, Tom Shelly, and Zendaya, and executive produced by Ronnie and her manager Jonathan Greenfield.
After the exciting news went viral, Ronnie posted a screenshot of the Deadline article with the caption, "I guess the cat's out of the bag now."
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People panic as worms swarm the Periyar
ALUVA: The presence of an enormous number of worms in the Periyar near the Sivarathri Manalpuram has spread panic among the people since Wednesday evening. The earthworm-like reddish worm is 10 centimetres long.
Lakhs of worms are seen at the bathing ghat near the Siva temple here.
Source: New Indian Express (Kochi)
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IN a tiny laboratory of the physics department in Lady Doak College, a project is on to map eye infections that cause blindness among children in Pudukottai district.
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Learn About the History of Kremikovtsi Monastery of Saint George
The Kremikovtsi Monastery of Saint George is an Orthodox monastery that lies at the foot of the Balkan mountains and located northeast of Sofia, the country's capital.
Founded sometime during the Second Bulgarian Empire, it was believed that the monastery was erected at the latter part of the empire's reign in the 14th century, under Tsar Ivan Alexander's rule. The tsar was renowned for settling internal issues, handling external pressure from Bulgaria's neighbors (Serbians and Byzantines), and leading the empire to a religious, cultural, and economic renaissance.
However, the empire was unable to survive the Ottoman forces, and the Ottomans destroyed the Kremikovtsi Monastery in 1398 during their seizure of the Balkans. Nearly a century later, the monastery was re-established by Radivoy, a boyar from Sofia, along with the help of Sofia's metropolitan bishop. The church was reconstructed in 1493 from the crushed stone, and a single-hall structure was erected sans a dome. The boyar dedicated the reestablishment of the church to Dragana and Teodor, his two deceased children.
It became the heart of Bulgarian culture and education and housed one clergy school and two laymen schools. However, an earthquake struck and wreaked havoc shortly after the reconstruction, causing the church's narthex or portico to be destroyed. It was repaired in 1503, but subsequent earthquakes in Sofia in the 16th and 17th centuries led to further damage to the church. In 1611, the church was again rebuilt, and a space anterior to its narthex was constructed during the 18 century.
Today, a new, bigger church lies next to the small, original historic church. The new structure and the other facilities were built from 1901 to 1902, dedicated to Mary's Intercession.
Nevertheless, the older medieval is still renowned due to its frescoes in its interior walls, dating from several periods, with the earliest from the 15th century. One signature mural art is a portrait of the boyar and his family, showing the church model to the metropolitan bishop. Other paintings are located on the narthex's eastern side and are renowned for their nearly exact depiction and remarkable palette, listing them among the country's most important 15th-century art pieces.
More frescoes were added to the church in the 17th and 18th centuries, such as the mural paintings of Saint George, Theotokos, and other saints. Another iconic element in the original church is the silver reliquary. It was made during the church's reestablishment in 1493 and still holds the relics of Saint George. Standing over six centuries, the Kremikovtsi Monastery is one of the country's most important buildings, being part of Bulgaria's rich, challenging yet impressive history.
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Incoming President focused on NABL's bread and butter
The National Association of Bond Lawyers annual NABL U Workshop kicks off this week as a hybrid event broadcasting from Chicago with Joseph "Jodie" Smith set to assume leadership of the organization and aiming to double down on NABL's core mission.
Smith is taking over from Ann Fillingham, director, regulated industries, Dykema. He is a shareholder at Maynard Cooper & Gale based in Birmingham, Alabama. Over the past twenty years his primary focus has been on tax-advantaged finance and securities transactions. He will sere for one year.
Smiths' expertise at his day job extends over government, non-profit, and for-profit organizations on taxable and tax-exempt financings. He serves as counsel for bond disclosures, issuance, and underwriting. His tenure with NABL begins with the muni world hurtling toward an unknown future defined by the upcoming mid-term elections and buffeted by several thorny issues related to public finance.
"I can tell you that NABL will remain committed to our bread-and-butter issues and mission," incoming NABL President Jodie Smith said.
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One such issue is regulation of environmental, social, and governance investing, or ESG. Smith sees the ongoing ESG debates delineated into distinct issues.
"I can distill our core message into three parts," he said. "The corporate market and municipal markets are wholly different. The existing and well-established understanding of materiality already covers disclosure of relevant ESG risk factors, and labeling is a deal-specific decision that, for the time being, should be left between the issuer and the buy side."
ESG is proving to be an acrimonious political dividing line in public finance. Smith is hoping to guide his organization above the fray.
"I can tell you that NABL will remain committed to our bread-and-butter issues and mission," he said. "In my opinion, the value of the municipal market to state and local governments, the communities we call home, speaks for itself. Most federal decision-makers seem to understand the value of our municipal market. We will continue to beat the drum with our peer associations in the next Congress to make sure that remains the case and that our market does not become a political bargaining chip."
Smith was encouraged to join NABL early in his career and believes he is a better bond lawyer thanks to the organization. He's planning on working with the group's Governmental Affairs Committee and lawmakers in the next Congress on issues that include protecting the current securities law and tax treatment of munis. The organization also wants to
modernize bank-qualified bond rules, expand options for private activity bonds, while restoring and advancing refundings at some level. Creating a permanent direct-pay bond program for issuers to expand financing options is another point of emphasis.
Smith also intends to work on implementing regulations under recent federal tax legislation and continue addressing the transition to a post-LIBOR world. Updating the 2007 NABL/GFOA post-issuance checklist is a priority.
Smith is hopeful the announced Internal Revenue Service funding boost will continue to improve relations between the Treasury Department and issuers.
"It is certainly my hope that the additional money can be used to improve IRS staffing, operations, and processes to ultimately make things easier for participants in our tax-exempt markets," he said.
Outgoing president Fillingham feels the organization is in excellent hands as she steps down.
"I first got to really know Jodie the year I ran the Workshop and he chaired the Hot Topics in Securities Law panels," she said. "Since then, our many years of joint service on the NABL Board have underscored my initial impression. Jodie is smart, thoughtful, and committed to all that NABL does and stands for. He will be a terrific president."
Smith has bar admissions in Alabama and Georgia. He received his law degree from the University of North Carolina School of Law. He also studied at the University of Glasgow, Scotland and received his undergraduate degree at Birmingham Southern College.
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Daughter of slain Jammu and Kashmir Sarpanch demands probe into his killing
Srinagar : The daughter of Ajay Pandita, the Congress sarpanch who was killed by terrorists in Anantnag district on June 8, has called the incident a cowardly act and has demanded a probe into the killing.
Niyanta Pandita said, "They shot my father at the back… they are cowards. I demand an inquiry into the killing of my father. Why was he not given security?
"He was one of the few Kashmiri Pandits who had stayed in the Valley. He was a brave man and always served the nation without fear. I am concerned about the safety of my family. I will continue with my studies and fulfil my father's dream," she added.
"I felt proud when my father's mortal remains were carried in tricolor. He had seen a dream for India, and now India has to do something for him. My father is 'Amar' and 'Shaheed'," she said.
Terrorists had fired upon Pandita at Lokbawan in Anantnag. He later succumbed to injuries at a hospital.
TRF Terrorist group has claimed responsibility of killed sarpanch Ajay Pandita at Lokbawan, Anantnag who later on succumbed to his injuries at a hospital.


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Tracking digital footprints
Police are becoming increasingly adept at tackling online crimes
Published: 21/07/2010 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: Database
'On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." That famous caption of a cartoon by Peter Steiner from 1993 still holds true in 2010. It's getting harder and harder to identify real people online on the ubiquitous social networking site, Facebook.
More and more often, people take on alternate identities or even steal the identifies of others. Some just have fun while others break the law and commit serious offences. Prosecution is difficult due to the intangible nature of the evidence and lack of witnesses.
However, in cyberspace, digital footprints can be used as evidence of crimes. Police are growing increasingly adept at identifying and proving online crimes.
Speaking at the Guidelines to Handle ICT threats seminar hosted by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Pol Lt Col Supat Thamthanarag, Special Case Inquiry, Official Senior Professional Level at the Department of Special Investigations, said that investigation was especially challenging as the sites are often hosted overseas but that digital forensics can still be used to identify the perpetrator.
The key challenge is to prove identity. Suspects commit crimes without witnesses on social networks. The officer needs to find out basic information about the user's profile such as contact email, friends and telephone numbers that can be used to identify the suspect.
More evidence needs to be captured, such as screenshots, real Facebook wall posts and other activities that can lead to an IP address to help identify the location or phone number from where the crime was committed.
All too often, on social networking sites such as Facebook, suspects deny actions and claim that their account was stolen or hacked, blaming the crime on others.
A recent high profile case concerned Wipas Raksakulthai, who was arrested and accused of violating the country's lese majesty legislation with a posting on Facebook.
Wipas was reported to have posted inappropriate messages and compromised national security by insulting the monarchy. He accepted that it was his name on Facebook, but denied the allegation and claimed that his password was hacked during the time the postings occurred.
Another egregious case concerns the nefarious activities of Thanapol Bumrungsri, aged 31, who used the names of several innocent Facebook users. The DSI has issued a warrant for his arrest, but so far he remains at large.
Pol Lt Col Supat said that identifying suspects in the cyberworld needs international collaboration and skilled investigators who can call on many laws such as the Computer Misuse Act and criminal law.
"The important thing is for witnesses to help by collecting evidence such as screenshots and related content to help officers identify and catch the suspect," Pol Lt Col Supat said.
Pol Col Siripong Timula, commander of the high-tech crime centre at the Central Investigation Bureau, added that log files are important digital evidence but the challenge is finding relevant information.
Today, criminals are better prepared and organised, many luring their victims to initiate ATM money transfers over voice IP calls and hoax calls, pretending to be from banks or from the Revenue Department.
Pol Col Siripong said that often the caller ID is traced back to China where criminal gangs use Taiwanese technology to operate, offering software, scripts and even call centre operations to criminals.
"In the cyberworld, if you do any transaction it will leave a footprint that officers can trace and track to find what you are doing and how you did it," Pol Col Siripong said.
Citing Internet world statistics, in 2009 Thailand ranked last out of 10 countries in Asia with 16.1 people online, and 21st in the world in terms of Facebook users, with 4.2 million users, according to Nontawattana Saraman, a security expert.
Moreover, he also found that in the first half of this year, 1,233 cases of inappropriate websites were reported to the Internet Security Operation Centre or ISOC, mainly pornography, gambling and security risks.
Many other crimes such as data theft, inaccurate stock exchange data and hacking of telco prepaid databases are on the increase, pointing to the higher risk of ICT threats we face today.
To investigate and identify suspects, officials need to process the chain of events by sifting through log files of Internet traffic, identity logs and event logs.
Somchai Chantharamatsakan, a public prosecutor at the Office of the Attorney General, said it is important to preserve digital evidence and prevent it being tampered with, just like with normal forensics, for it to be accepted as evidence in court.
The important thing is that whoever gathers evidence needs to be trained so that timestamps and other important data cannot be changed, or else the evidence will be rejected by the courts. Normally, an MICT-certified "Guideline First Incident Responder" needs to be called in to preserve the evidence.
Somchai added that in order to fight cybersecurity threats, Thailand should implement a Cyberspace Security Strategy like in the US which has its National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace consistent with the National Strategy for Homeland Security.
Writer: Suchit Leesa-nguansuk
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Science and technology › New Zealand Space Agency ... › Permits and licences for space activities
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Payloads approved for launch
The New Zealand Space Agency regulates launch vehicles reaching outer space, launch facilities, high-altitude vehicles and payloads such as satellites through licences and permits.
New Zealand is a responsible space-faring nation. The Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017(external link) (the Act) sets out a licensing and permitting regime for space-related activities conducted from New Zealand or by New Zealanders overseas.
How we collect and use your information
We collect information to help us grant licences and permits, as required by the Act. We work with and share information with other agencies to make sure:
the public is kept safe, and operations are conducted safely
New Zealand complies with its international obligations
risks to national security are managed
the activity is in New Zealand's national interest.
We manage all information in accordance with the Official Information Act 1982 and the Privacy Act 1993.
Get help with your application
Contact us before you apply
Contact us if you want to apply for a New Zealand licence or permit, or if you would like further information.
Talking about your application with us means that we can make sure you're meeting our criteria, and we can process your application more efficiently. We can help you transfer any sensitive information and will ensure this is protected, subject to relevant legislative requirements.
See a sample application
Read the sample form to see our minimum requirements so your application is complete.
Sample permit application: Application for payload permit (APP001) [PDF, 565 KB]
We may ask you for further information in some situations.
When you need a permit or licence
You must have a permit or licence for the following activities:
Launching a payload from New Zealand
A payload is any object that is carried or placed, or is intended to be carried or placed, in outer space
a New Zealand national or entity launching a payload
launching a high-altitude vehicle (HAV) from New Zealand
A HAV is any aircraft or any other vehicle, that travels, is intended to travel, or capable of travelling to higher than flight level 600 or the highest upper limit of controlled airspace under the Civil Aviation Act 1990
launching a launch vehicle from New Zealand
A launch vehicle is any vehicle, the whole or any part of, which reaches or is intended to reach outer space or carries or supports the launch of (or intends to support the launch of) a payload
a New Zealand national or entity launching a launch vehicle from a launch facility outside New Zealand
operating a launch facility in New Zealand
A launch facility is a fixed or mobile facility or place from which it is intended to launch a launch vehicle and includes all other facilities necessary to launch a launch vehicle from (for example mission control facilities)
See section 4 of the Act for a complete set of definitions.
Section 4: Interpretation(external link)
Permits from other jurisdictions
Our regulatory regime is flexible and responsive. If you have licences and permits granted by other regimes, they may already satisfy some of our requirements under the Act. This helps us avoid over-regulating, or duplicating the work we need do to get your permit.
You should provide us with copies (in English) of any licences or permits from other jurisdictions you are relying on, and any conditions imposed when you apply.
Currently, we treat the licences or permits below as meeting some of our requirements, particularly when they address aspects of technical capability, public safety and/or orbital debris mitigation:
US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) – where an applicant also holds an FCC licence
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
US Department of Defense (DoD)
European Space Agency (ESA)
Contact us if you would like to rely on another jurisdiction's authorisation as meeting some of our requirements.
Apply for permits and licences
Get or transfer a payload permit
You need a payload permit if you plan to launch a payload into outer space from New Zealand.
If you want to launch a payload into outer space from outside New Zealand and you are a New Zealand national or a New Zealand entity (for example a New Zealand registered company), you will need to apply for an overseas payload permit.
Read Schedule 2 and Schedule 6 of the Regulations to see the information we need to process permits, including payload details.
Schedule 2: Information required for any licence or permit application(external link)
Schedule 4: Information required for payload permit or overseas payload permit application(external link)
Use form APP-001 to apply for a payload permit or overseas payload permit. There is helpful information in the form that explains what you need to include.
Form APP-001: Application form for a payload permit [DOCX, 338 KB]
You'll also need to produce an orbital debtris mitigation plan that meets the requirements of our regulations.
Requirements for orbital debris mitigation plan(external link)
Transferring or changing a current payload
If you currently hold a payload permit granted by New Zealand's Minister for Economic Development, and you want to transfer an interest in that permit or undergo a change of control, you must first apply for approval to do so.
Regulations about transfer and change(external link)
Get a high-altitude licence
You need a high-altitude licence if you plan to launch a high-altitude vehicle (HAV) from New Zealand.
Read Schedule 2 and Schedule 6 of the Regulations to see the information we need for any high-altitude licence application.
Schedule 6: Information required for high-altitude licence application(external link)
If your high-altitude vehicle is an aircraft as defined by the Civil Aviation Act 1990, we work with the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to make sure that you have the appropriate authorisations.
Civil Aviation Act 1990, section 2: Interpretation(external link)
If the HAV you plan to launch is not an aircraft, you will need to submit a comprehensive safety case that meets the requirements of our regulations, outlined in our Safety Case Guidance.
Safety Case Guidance(external link)
Some vehicles are not considered as HAVs under the Act, so they are exempt from being treated as a HAV. Check the regulations to see if your vehicle is exempt.
Outer Space and High-altitude Activities (Definition of High-altitude Vehicle) Regulations 2017(external link)
To apply for a HAV licence, complete the form APP-002. There is helpful information in the form that explains what you need to include.
Form APP-002: Application for high-altitude licence [DOCX, 333 KB]
Get a facility licence
You need a facility licence to operate a launch facility in New Zealand.
The facility licence applies to launches by a single launch operator, or a standalone facility that will be used by multiple launch operators.
You can get a facility licence for up to five years, but you can renew it before the licence expires.
Read Schedule 2 and Schedule 5 of the Regulations to see the information we need for a facility licence application.
Schedule 5: Information required for facility licence application(external link)
You'll also need to include a comprehensive safety case that meets our regulations and requirements, outlined in our Safety Case Guidance.
Get a launch licence
You need a launch licence if you plan to launch a vehicle into outer space from New Zealand.
If you plan to launch a vehicle into outer space from outside New Zealand and you are a New Zealand national or a New Zealand entity (for example a New Zealand registered company), you will need to apply for an overseas launch licence.
You can get a launch licence for up to five years, but you can renew it before the licence expires.
Schedule 2 and Schedule 3 of the Regulations describe the information we need for a launch licence or overseas launch licence.
Schedule 3: Information required for launch licence or overseas launch licence application(external link)
You'll need to include a comprehensive safety case that meets our regulations and requirements, outlined in our Safety Case Guidance.
You'll also need to produce an orbital debris mitigation plan that meets the requirements of our regulations.
Requirements for orbital debris mitigation plan(external link)(external link)
We are committed to making sure the industry remains safe, responsible and secure and that New Zealand's international obligations are met, while also fostering growth and innovation.
We produce guidance material to allow the industry to meet the statutory criteria, and as our regulatory regime evolves we may publish more guidance documents here.
Read our Safety Case Guidance to help prepare your safety case when you apply for a high-altitude licence (non-aircraft), facility licence or launch licence so that it meets our requirements.
Safety case guidance [PDF, 932 KB]
You'll also need to provide an orbital debris mitigation plan (ODMP) if you're applying for a launch licence, overseas launch licence, payload permit or an overseas payload permit. The Orbital Debris Mitigation Operational Policy sets out the approach that we will take when assessing these applications.
Orbital Debris Mitigation: Operational Policy [PDF, 303 KB]
To support innovation while ensuring the safe and responsible use of space, we have developed an operational policy that we will apply when considering applications for payloads of a size less than 1U.
Payloads of a size less than 1U: Operational Policy [PDF, 336 KB]
Additional application forms you may need
Complete this form...
APP-200i Additional Ownership and Control (Individual) Detail [PDF, 674 KB]
For each individual who has a 10% or more ownership or control interest in the applicant (if applicable).
APP-200B Additional Ownership and Control (Body Corporate) Details [PDF, 675 KB]
For each body corporate that has a 10% or more ownership or control interest in the applicant (if applicable).
APP-600 Additional Contract Detail [PDF, 679 KB]
If any part of the management, oversight or control of each high-altitude payload or its operation — including the ground segment — is being contracted to another person.
APP-400 Additional Technical Capability Detail [PDF, 680 KB]
To provide evidence — for high-altitude vehicles that are not aircraft — that the applicant is technically capable of conducting a safe launch, including information about each person who has technical capability relied on in the evidence.
APP-700 Additional Payload Detail [PDF, 704 KB]
If there are multiple payloads in your application.
APP-800 Additional Overseas Authorisation Details [PDF, 676 KB]
For applications made under the Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017 for which there are multiple Overseas Authorisations being submitted for recognition by the New Zealand Space Agency.
https://www.mbie.govt.nz/science-and-technology/space/permits-and-licences-for-space-activities/


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Unzulässige Rechtsausübung bezeichnet im deutschen Zivilrecht die rechtsmissbräuchliche Geltendmachung eines Rechtes, das der Gläubiger durch gesetzes-, vertrags- oder sonst treuwidriges Verhalten entweder erworben hat oder entsprechend einem derartigen Verhalten durchzusetzen beabsichtigt.

Hergeleitet wird die unzulässige Rechtsausübung aus  BGB. Insbesondere gehören hierher Fälle der rechtsmissbräuchlichen Strapazierung im Wege von Dolo agit, qui petit, quod statim redditurus est (Leistungsverlangen, obwohl unverzügliche Rückerstattungspflicht besteht) und Venire contra factum proprium (Widersprüchlichkeit zum eigenen früheren Verhalten).

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Das BGB kennt zwei Hauptgruppen unzulässiger Rechtsausübung: einerseits die Generalklausel "Treu und Glauben" (§ 242 BGB), andererseits aus der Spezialvorschrift des Schikaneverbots ( BGB). Eine Schikane nach  BGB oder eine unzulässige Rechtsausübung nach  BGB liegt nur dann vor, wenn die Geltendmachung eines Rechts keinen anderen Zweck verfolgt als die Schädigung eines anderen und bei Rechtsausübung kein schutzwürdiges Eigeninteresse zugrunde liegt oder wenn das Recht nur geltend gemacht wird, um ein anderes, vertragsfremdes oder unlauteres Ziel zu erreichen. Durch die Verwendung des Wortes "nur" hat der Bundesgerichtshof verdeutlicht, dass es sich um eine abschließende Aufzählung (Enumerationsprinzip) handelt, die nicht auf weitere Fallgruppen ausgedehnt werden kann. Hierunter fällt die "dolo agit-Einrede".

Kurt Schellhammer führt die unter diese missbräuchliche Rechtsausübung zu subsumierenden Einzelfälle auf, mit denen er den kaum definierbaren Begriff erläutert. Hierzu gehören etwa der Verlust des Anspruchs auf Vertragsstrafe, wenn der Vertragspartner durch den anderen Vertragspartner zum Vertragsbruch verleitet wurde oder die Aufrechnung einer Bank gegen ihren Kunden mit einer Forderung, die sie nicht auf bankübliche Weise erworben hat. Aus dem Arbeitsrecht sind die auf eigenen Wunsch als freie Mitarbeiter eingestellten Beschäftigten zu erwähnen, die später nicht geltend machen können, dass sie Angestellte seien. Rechtsmissbrauch stellt somit gelegentlich auch widersprüchliches Verhalten dar ("venire contra factum proprium"), zu dem systematisch die Verwirkung gehört.

Die Wahrnehmung eines Widerrufsrechts aus dem Grund, dass die Ware woanders günstiger zu erwerben war, stellt hingegen keine unzulässige Rechtsausübung dar, weil es laut BGH auf die Beweggründe für die Ausübung des Widerrufsrechts nicht ankommt.

Rechtsfolgen
Der offenbare Rechtsmissbrauch ist rechtlich nicht geschützt, sodass aus  BGB eine rechtsvernichtende Einwendung gegen das geltend gemachte Recht entsteht. Sie führt dazu, dass der bereits entstandene rechtsmissbräuchliche Anspruch nicht durchsetzbar ist. Das Schikaneverbot soll folglich helfen, drohendes Unrecht abzuwehren.

Siehe auch
 Arglisteinrede
 Exceptio doli
 Bürgschaft auf erste Anforderung
 Gaius Aquilius Gallus

Einzelnachweise

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Home Luxury Holidays 18 luxury places to visit: where to go next when you think you've seen it all
18 luxury places to visit: where to go next when you think you've seen it all
Updated on August 21, 2018 by Lorraine Loveland
Just like writers' block, we believe in such a thing as traveller's block. You may think you've been there, done that, and seen it all before. Alternatively with a whole world out there the FOMO (fear of missing out) may hold you back from making that all too important decision of where to go next on holiday.
But it shouldn't.
Start by delving into what motivates you to travel. Do you love a luxury escape, enjoy off the beaten track wild adventures, getting to grips with a city through its culture? Then browse through this hot list of options. But be warned, it is highly likely to fire up your wanderlust.
Within our luxury places to visit are destinations for foodies, beach lovers, adventurers, fans of the great outdoors and art enthusiasts. What unites all these motivations for travel though is the luxury experience that helps us create more memorable escapes.
Discovering where to go, when to go and where to stay can be a challenging, if not daunting task.
So for 2018 break free from the doubt. Here are 18 places to go to in 2018 including key information to help you plan your travels in true style.
Where to go next in 2018
1. Chile
3. Detroit, US
4. Slovenia
5. Grenada, Caribbean
6. Buenos Aires, Argentina
7. Montenegro
8. Valletta, Malta
9. New Orleans, Louisiana
10. Edmonton, Alberta
More places to visit this year
13. Botswana, Africa
14. Galicia, Spain
16. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
17. Los Cabos, Mexico
18. Jordan
The South American nation of Chile is unbelievably slender geographically, but it offers a vast range of experiences and landscapes from colossal mountain ranges to pulsating cities.
The key here is to slow the pace down and not rush your wanderings around the country – from arid dunes and captivating volcanoes, to enchanting forests and giant glaciers. Make sure discovering these pristine, untouched landscapes are high on your travel plans.
When you should go: Chile is a year-round destination but January is the warmest and sunniest month. April to November receives the lowest rainfall. If you're heading south, October to March promise great weather with temperatures sometimes reaching 29˚C.
Where to stay: Start in central Santiago, with over 2,000 hotel options. The Lastarria Boutique Hotel in the bohemian heart of the entertainment district is a five-star hideaway with cosy bedrooms and private gardens to relax in.
Check for flights to Santiago de Chile
Further reading: Where to go in Chile, Chile: An Insider's Guide, 11 epic experiences to have in Chile
We could wax lyrical about Seville following our recent rail adventure that took us to the city.
It's a city with something of a movie star quality about it. If you're looking for where to go next in 2018, the Andalucian capital will host the European Film Awards while it's also been known to flaunt its good looks on Game of Thrones. Stop off at the Alcazar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featured in season five of the hit series as the Water Gardens of Dorne. Both on and off screen, its opulence dazzles the eye.
The royal palace was originally built by Moorish kings and it has become renowned as one of Spain's most spectacular residences.
Picking up the architecture trail in the modern day, don't miss the Metropol Parasol at La Encarnación square, in the Old Quarter, featuring six giant wooden parasols, inspired by the vaults of Seville Cathedral.
When you should go: Spring and autumn are best for sunny days and optimum temperatures. To avoid the crowds, March to May is the perfect time to visit.
Where to stay: Hit the buzzing rooftop bar and restaurant at Casa Romana for breathtaking views of the city. Enjoy the classic and elegant Romanesque surroundings. And you have the perfect location between the hip Alameda district and its boho bar-gallery-shops, and the central shopping district.
Check for flights to Seville
Further reading: Travel in Spain by Train: a city-hopping rail adventure, A clash of cultures in Seville, 15 things you absolutely must do in Seville
Like a boy band comeback, Detroit in Michigan has revitalised itself following years of economic depression and 'America's Great Comeback City' is now the place to be for creative types especially.
This legendary city was the birthplace of Motown and has been resident to a rich mix of artists from soul to pop – Stevie Wonder to Madonna.
Abandoned buildings have been transformed into distilleries, galleries and more, and now is the time to visit as the future is being re-written with the promise of something new from Corktown's soaring craft beer scene to Rivertown's eclectic mix of bars and restaurants.
When you should go: May, June, September and October are best if you're looking for pleasant weather. Winter can be quite severe with snowstorms and intense rainfall.
Where to stay: There are six new hotels on the scene in the city, but our top pick is The Siren Hotel, located downtown in the 1926 Wurlitzer Building. The Art Deco haven is home to two retail shops, seven dining spaces, a rooftop deck and even a tasting counter, and cocktail stop.
Check for flights to Detroit
Further reading: Unusual things to do in Detroit, Ten reasons to visit Michigan in Winter, The Detroit Guide
The Julian Alps is an often overlooked corner of Europe, but they have a lot to offer compared to famed resorts like Chamonix or Zermatt.
With Alpine lakes, rolling meadows, fewer crowds, the region is slowly opening the doors to more travellers looking for mountain bliss.
There's a growing culinary scene here too. Ever since raw milk cheeses and Slovenian marbled trout were featured by chef Ana Roš on the Netflix series Chef's Table, Slovenia's food fame is drawing more people to this region of Eastern Europe. So popular in fact that it's nearly impossible to get a table at Hiša Franko, the Soca Valley inn and restaurant that Roš runs with her husband.
To meet demand, the pair opened a small brewpub, Hiša Polonka so you won't have to miss out on the delicious discoveries of Slovenian cuisine.
When you should go: Slovenia has a very mixed climate. For snowy slopes in the Alps, December to March offers the white stuff in abundance. Ljubljana is the perfect year-round destination. Enjoy the warmth of the Adriatic coast during summer, and its pleasantly mild winters.
Where to stay: Vila Mila is walking distance from Lake Bled, overlooked by the Julian Alps. You have skiing nearby, and apartments here are stylish and spacious.
Check for flights to Slovenia
Further reading: The ultimate 4-day Slovenia itinerary, Ten reasons to visit Ljubljana, 9 things to know before visiting Slovenia
Known as the Spice Island, Grenada is one of the Caribbean's rather under the radar destinations, even though it has lots to offer including secluded beaches, lush rainforests and a lively culture. And in 2018, the island is getting ready to attract yet more luxury travellers with the opening of three new high-end hotels to complement the fact that Grenada is now a port of call for 33 new ships.
Silversands Hotel will be the first major resort to open on Grand Anse beach in 25 years and will be home to the longest swimming pool in the Caribbean, while Kimpton Kawana Bay and the Levera Beach Resort will be completed on the island in the coming months.
So if you are trying to figure out where to go next and looking to fly and flop in luxury, Grenada is sure to fit the bill perfectly.
When you should go: January to April are best for dry weather minus the humidity but May and June provide a better balance for weather and cost. Avoid the hurricane season between July and October.
Where to stay: Silversands opens in March 2018, providing an alternative to cookie cutter luxury you might find elsewhere in the Caribbean's resorts with indulgent spaces that are not gated off from the rest of the world, but still meet your every whim and desire.
Check for flights to Grenada
Further reading: 61 awesome things to do in Grenada, Planning a trip to Grenada
This year, Buenos Aires will be centre stage on the arts, sports and politics scenes with the inaugural Art Basel Cities program, the Youth Olympic Games, and the G20 all taking place in the city.
Art Basel Cities is set to elevate Buenos Aires' reputation on the global art scene with local art initiatives, lectures and workshops throughout the year to attract the creatively minded. Visit in September for a whole week of public arts programming and discover works by up and coming artists.
Sports fanatics can cheer on the world's best talent at the Youth Olympic Games in October. Significant development is underway to prepare for the event, breathing new life into the south of Buenos Aires.
And there are other reasons to celebrate. Tegui, in stylish Palermo, was recently named one of the World's 50 Best Restaurants – the first time a restaurant in Argentina has made the list so be sure to book a table.
When you should go: To pick up the best deals, travel between April and June. The best weather is from March to May and September to November. November is particularly fabulous as it's when the fragrant Jacaranda trees are in full bloom.
Where to stay: You'll discover some of the city's finest hotels in Recoleta dotted along its broad, tree-lined avenues and French-style buildings. The modern spaces at Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt are infused with touches of belle-époque elegance and the palatial residence comes complete with its own art gallery, exclusive gardens and an indulgent spa service.
Check for flights to Buenos Aires
Further reading: 10 things to do in Buenos Aires, Girl's Weekend Guide to Buenos Aires, Three Days in Buenos Aires
Move over Croatia – Montenegro is in town.
Celebrities, cruisers and travellers are flocking to the ancient, Venice-esque city of Kotor in Montenegro to lounge in luxury and wander its sleepy towns and the glitzy Porto Montenegro marina.
Enjoy late afternoon rambles along the labyrinth of cobblestone streets, and you'll soon be arrested by the contrast of drama and delight, where past meets the present.
When you should go: Plan to visit anytime from April to September, although bear in mind that July and August can be unbearably hot and crowded.
Where to stay: We were excited to hear about the first European One&Only resort, opening in summer 2018 in Montenegro. The One&Only Portonovi, will overlook the Adriatic Sea, and feature 140 villas and residences, a tennis club, and spa.
Check for flights to Montenegro
Further reading: The ultimate guide to Montenegro, 26 reasons to visit Montenegro, A guide to Kotor
A picturesque trio of islands lapped by turquoise waters, the Maltese archipelago has all the charm of nearby Sicily.
The Maltese capital of Valletta is a UNESCO World Heritage site and its previously underrated and unassuming charm is now having its moment in the sun. Another Game of Thrones location, the hit series has helped catapult Valletta to fame and this year it has been named a 2018 European Capital of Culture.
The mix of Mediterranean and North African culture keeps things interesting, and with more than 140 projects and 400 events being held across the year in one of the four main squares, you have plenty to keep you occupied.
When you should go: Time your visit for the carnival in February or jet off in June for the Arts and Film Festivals.
Where to stay: Hotel Phoenicia is Malta's most iconic and historic, and is jam-packed with character with a glorious terrace overlooking the bastion walls of Valletta. We love its fresh, summery feel and the idea of a restful night's sleep having made full use of the hotel's pillow menu.
Check for flights to Valletta
Further reading: The definitive guide to Valletta, A weekend in Valletta
It's where the good times roll especially because in 2018, the Big Easy is turning 300. Think massive Mardi Gras parades, Southern style, and when the sun sets, buildings bursting with a party atmosphere.
Join the year of celebrations as NOLA thrusts the doors open to share the rich and diverse history and culture of the city, with events including the Tabasco Burlesque Opera which was last performed in 1894, the Up From the Streets Tricentennial Concert focused on the city's jazz routes, and so much more.
When you should go: Celebrations are in full swing from February, when the weather is suitably cool. Plan your trip around the parades.
Where to stay: Considered the Grand Dame of Bourbon Street, as you step over the threshold of the Royal Sonesta, you are transported to another world of fine dining, Art Deco and abstract art installations, seductive food options and whimsical interiors providing a great break from hotel monotony.
Check for flights to New Orleans
Further reading: Foodie's guide to New Orleans, A shortcut guide to New Orleans
Following our friend Jayne's food tours and café-hopping adventures in Alberta a few months ago had us salivating and making our own plans of where to go next.
From hipster haunts to pop-up pick-me-ups, it's effortlessly cool and that's without covering the region's rainbow of attractions which include Canada's only Neon Museum and the striking streetcar sunsets. We will leave Jayne to fill you in on the rest with her recommendations on things to do, where to eat, and why Old Strathcona is a place to call home.
When you should go: June to August is the ideal time to visit for great weather and the festival season is in full swing.
Where to stay: Try out Metterra Hotel on Whyte for soothing interiors themed around the elements of earth, water, fire and air. A relaxing retreat in between your Edmonton wanders, and the complimentary breakfast and wine tastings are the ultimate way to top and tail the day.
Check for flights to Edmonton
Further reading: Things to do, where to eat, and why Old Strathcona is a place to call home.
Our recent Game of Thrones escapades in Northern Ireland made us realise that the UK can make for a perfect break for film fans. There are many cinematic locations to visit without having to hop on a plane.
In fact you only have to binge watch a few Netflix boxsets to reveal the UK's most beautiful places to visit, from stately homes to grand palaces.
London and Cambridgeshire were key locations featured in The Crown. Buckingham Palace scenes were actually filmed at Lancaster House, while Ely Cathedral was used to represent Westminster Abbey.
Heading North, Peaky Blinders – the hit series based on a real-life Birmingham gang, was actually filmed in Liverpool, owing to its range of well-preserved Victorian buildings. Hop on a tour in Liverpool to visit the set where the Shelby's live, Tommy's country house and the museum used to film warehouse scenes.
When you should go: These cities are very much year-round destinations and as British weather can often be unpredictable, it's best to go with the flow.
Where to stay: Check out these places to stay in London. If you're heading to Liverpool, base yourself on the waterfront for views of the Mersey and Albert Dock. The recently opened Pullman Liverpool should do just nicely. We love the hotel's sleek colour schemes and would insist on making at least one visit to the Oyster Bar!
Check for flights to Belfast, Liverpool or London
Further reading: TV Map of Britain, Poldark Film Locations, Harry Potter Locations in Edinburgh
It's claimed that northern Norway offers one of the most interesting places to see the Northern Lights. And as the Aurora Borealis is high on many a bucket list, we were all too happy to test that theory on a Hurtigruten Northern Lights cruise.
There are a phenomenal number of ways to see the Northern Lights in Norway, with activities, tours, cruises, restaurants and hotels all geared up for the magical display of greens, pinks and violets dancing across the night sky – you can decide if it's nature, legend or science at play.
With suggestions that the lights could fade within ten years, now is the time to plan your trip.
When you should go: Visit between late September and March for the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights dancing across the sky.
Where to stay: Book a hotel in Tromsø, believed to be one of the better towns in Northern Norway to glimpse the display. Try Scandic Ishavshotel for harbour views, nightlife and classy design touches.
Check for flights to Tromsø
Further reading: The essential travel guide to Norway, How to plan the perfect trip to see the Northern Lights
Still looking for more inspiration? Here are five more destinations where to go next in 2018:
In a nutshell: Rare, extraordinary and unspoilt wildlife; huge herds of elephants; luxury and environmentally friendly lodges; the world's second largest zebra migration… there are so many reasons to head for Botswana. Read more
In a nutshell: Galicia completely dissolved our preconceived ideas of northern Spain. Yes it boasts lust-after wine and seafood but delve a little deeper and it'll reveal much more to keep you coming back time and again.
In a nutshell: It's tranquil, it's chaotic, and everything in between. Japan is the sort of country that leaves you speechless with a quirky mix of attractions and sights that will satisfy even the fussiest of traveller. It never fails to disappoint. Read more
In a nutshell: If there's one thing Vietnam is indicative of it's our view that culture doesn't live in museums, it is all around, from the people we meet to the temples we visit. Check out our Instagram to discover exactly that.
In a nutshell: With lively nightlife, pristine beaches and glamorous five-star resorts moving in, the colonial towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo are the trendiest spots in Mexico right now.
In a nutshell: One for the intrepid traveller and history buff, Jordan is a safe place to discover Middle Eastern marvels, including Petra and its 2,000 years of stories. More recently, it's gaining a reputation for its luxury hotel options.
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About Lorraine Loveland
Lover of all things travel, Lorraine can often be found whiling away hours on Pinterest (so easily done!), looking for new places to visit or new spaces she can make over at home. Throw in a good book, delicious food and wine, combined with great company, and she is a happy soul indeed!
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If some of these recommendations are political and peoples safety is at risk, you need to make us aware of how it's risky. My husband goes to Detroit for business and will totally disagree with you about going there. It's dangerous.
Caitríona says
What an interesting and varied list. I love that there are a couple places I never considered before. You find such fabulous destinations. Thanks!
ranu says
I love that there are a couple places I never considered before. You find such fabulous destinations. Thanks!


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Dreams in a Drawer () is a 1957 Italian romantic drama film written and directed by Renato Castellani and starring Lea Massari.

Plot
Mario and Lucia, two young students from the University of Pavia, fall in love. Lucia's father decides that the girl interrupts her studies and returns to the country waiting for the wedding, to be celebrated after Mario's graduation. The two young men therefore decide to get married. Their happiness will be short-lived: Lucia will die in giving birth to a girl.

Cast

 Lea Massari as Lucia Moretti
  Enrico Pagani as  Mario Bonelli
 Lilla Brignone as  Antonietta, Lucia's Mother
 Sergio Tofano as Lucia's Father
 Carlo D'Angelo as The Substitute
 Cosetta Greco as Lina
  Armando Anzelmo as Monsignor
 Guglielmo Inglese as  The Neurology Professor
 Adriana Facchetti 	 as  The Landlady
 Guido Celano as  The Hospital Doctor

References

External links

Italian romantic drama films
1957 romantic drama films
Films directed by Renato Castellani
1957 films
Italian black-and-white films
1950s Italian films


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En numération indienne, un lakh correspond à 100 000.

Notes et références

Voir aussi
 Mathématiques indiennes
 Numération
 Crore

Numération
Entier naturel
Langue en Inde
Système d'unités


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