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Hildegard Osten (* 23. März 1909 in Bad Oldesloe; † 14. September 2000 in Lübeck) war eine deutsche Bildweberin.

Leben und Wirken
Hildegard Osten studierte Handweberei und Stickerei an der Kunstgewerbeschule Hamburg als Schülerin von Maria Brinckmann, der Tochter von Justus Brinckmann, und wurde Lehrling bei Alen Müller-Hellwig in Lübeck. Von 1930 bis 1936 leitete sie die Weberei der anthroposophischen Schule Loheland. Nach Studienaufenthalten in Schweden und in München wurde sie ab 1938 wieder Mitarbeiterin bei Alen Müller-Hellwig.

1939 machte sie sich mit einer eigenen Werkstatt selbständig. Alfred Mahlau, der seit 1934 Alen Müller-Hellwigs Werkstatt mit großformatigen Entwürfen und Aufträgen für staatliche Stellen versorgt hatte, ließ diese nun von Hildegard Osten fertigen. Auch der Maler Curt Stoermer beauftragte sie mit der Umsetzung von zwei von ihm entworfenen, religiös motivierten Wandbehängen: der Begegnung Marias mit Elisabeth und einem weiteren mit vier Szenen des Neuen Testaments. Durch den Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden jedoch nur noch wenige Aufträge abgewickelt. Dazu gehören Tapisserien für die Reichsanstalt für Film und Bild in Berlin, den Sitzungssaal einer Hamburger Versicherung und für das Auditorium der Reichsuniversität Straßburg.

Nach Kriegsende webte sie vor allem nach eigenen Entwürfen und entwickelte eine eigene Schraffurtechnik. Farben waren für sie Träger geistiger Impulse. Neben Bildteppichen schuf sie Seidenstoffe, Brokatstoffe und Kleider, die sie in ihrem Laden in der Lübecker Königstraße 9 verkaufte. 1992 gab sie ihre Werkstatt auf.

Durch Drucke und Postkarten weit verbreitet wurden die von Walther Roggenkamp entworfenen und von ihr gewebten anthroposophischen Bildteppiche.

Werke in öffentlichem Besitz
 Wandbehang Aquarinus, Gobelinweberei (173 × 118 cm), Behnhaus, Lübeck (Inv. Nr. 1976/118)
 Bildteppich Sphärenwettgesang (1976) (140 × 300 cm) Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg (Inv. Nr. 1994.01)

Schriften/Kataloge
 Walther Roggenkamp: Bildteppiche zum Traumlied vom Olav Åsteson. Gewoben von Hildegard Osten. Urachhaus, Stuttgart 1969
 Walther Roggenkamp: Bildteppiche: salus per naturam, Wandlung, sieghafter Geist, et incarnatus est. Gewoben von Hildegard Osten. Urachhaus, Stuttgart 1974, ISBN 3-87838-174-3
 Wulf Schadendorf (Hrsg.): Hildegard Osten: Bildteppiche. Museum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Lübeck 1979 (Kunst und Künstler in Lübeck 7)
 Hildegard Osten, Kristina Degen: Textilkunst. Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesbibliothek, Kiel 1986 (Berichte und Beiträge der Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landesbibliothek 16)
 Walther Roggenkamp: Das Tobias-Triptychon: Bildteppiche. Gewoben von Hildegard Osten. Freies Geistesleben, Stuttgart 1986, ISBN 3-7725-0882-0
 Rudolf Steiner: Das Märchen vom Quellenwunder: 5 Bildteppiche. Gewoben von Hildegard Osten. Verlag am Goetheanum, Dornach 1988, ISBN 3-7235-0474-4

Literatur
 Anja Prölß-Kammerer: Die Tapisserie im Nationalsozialismus: Propaganda, Repräsentation und Produktion. Facetten eines Kunsthandwerks im "Dritten Reich". Olms, Hildesheim 2000, ISBN 3-487-11167-5, bes. S. 93
 Beatrijs Sterk: Hildegard Osten †. In: Textilforum/Textile Forum 2001, S. 4
 Leonie von Wilckens: Geschichte der deutschen Textilkunst. Beck, München 1997, ISBN 3-406-41781-7

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Bildwirker (Deutschland)
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This paper suggests a novel explanation for variations in the labor share of income: the change in the variance and covariance of macroeconomic shocks over time. I present a model of the labor market that links the labor share with macroeconomic risk. In an economy where firms contract nominal wage payments in advance, real wages and profits fluctuate with unexpected inflation shocks. Consequently, both workers and capital investors demand risk premia that depend on the variance of inflation and the covariance of productivity and inflation shocks, respectively. If workers are heterogeneous with regard to their risk aversion and firms pay each his reservation wage, then this model implies that the equilibrium labor share of income depends negatively on these inflation and covariance risk factors. Using panel data for 23 OECD countries from 1975 to 2011, I show that these theoretical predictions also hold empirically: The variance of inflation and the covariance of real GDP growth with inflation explain a substantial part of the variation in the labor share, even after controlling for other potential determinants of the factor shares of income.
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Then the very next day it was the turn of the Cole's to get together and to celebrate my Mum's special birthday. I organised a lunchtime party at a local restaurant for us and 8 of her friends so 19 of us in total. My nieces Natalie and Nadine organised a delicious cake for her (see video below) and I asked my friend Melissa of Blissful Balloons to organise decorations, chair covers, flowers and a red carpet for her. It was a fabulous afternoon honouring my incredible Mother. Mum's also a Peony lover.
It was too rainy a day to get my fancy footwear out but I do have a passion for crazy footwear. You'll see me sporting my bronze Vionics on QVC (I need to wear flat shoes more often than not now, because of my weakened knees).
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Thanks for your message. The cake was yummy: surprised there was any left after me being around #greedy. And those pumps…oh yes they are hot hot HOT!
It is lovely to read your blog. I know thefeeling moving it has th be the most traumatic thing we do.Hope you and your mom are both settled now.I love to watch your shows.I am from the black country Dudley so it was lovely when you started on QVC,you have put us on the map.Good luck to you in your new home.


The beautiful lavender farms of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State have long been known as the source for premium lavender and lavender products. Located in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains, the Sequim lavender farms enjoy the ideal climate for growing lavender, making it America's Provence. These farms are family-owned and family-friendly, inviting visitors from around the world to come experience the beauty and fragrance of this amazingly versatile herb.
The first Sequim lavender farms began over 20 years ago as local farmers recognized the ideal growing climate of "America's Provence". Today, numerous lavender farms with thousands of lavender plants dot the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, and visitors come from around the world to experience, photograph, and celebrate.
During the annual lavender festivals on the farms in July, you can indulge in all things lavender and a whole lot more. Make your own lavender crafts, pick a lavender bundle or two, learn how to cook with lavender, observe essential oil distillation, and enjoy all that the musicians, food vendors, and craft vendors have to offer.
As with any crop, the plants are dormant during the winter, but just wait until spring when these plants rejuvenate, becoming lush and green. Generally the first purple tint in the fields occurs in late June, full bloom produces vibrant color within a couple of weeks, and harvest begins about one month later. Whenever you come, we welcome you to enjoy the Sequim lavender farms. And be sure to check out the gift shops while you're on the farms!
The gift shops of the Sequim lavender farms are filled with lavender products made right on the farms. Whether you're looking for bath and body products, lavender-themed home décor, culinary delights, essential oil, or lavender bundles, you'll find these items and much more at the Sequim lavender gift shops.
Each farm's gift shop has its own unique personality, reflective of the farm owners' passion and love for lavender. You will also discover a variety of handcrafted specialty items at each shop. You'll want to follow the Sequim Lavender Trail to enjoy as many of the shops as possible during your visit. There are even a couple of shops in downtown Sequim for your convenience.
Shops hours vary by farm, but most of the shops on the farms are open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and many are open throughout the year. Shop hours are provided on each listing to assist you.
All of the gift shops welcome you to browse, sample, and then pick out a few of your personal favorites. The shops are also happy to assist with shipping your product as needed.
The Sequim lavender farms are located throughout the region, and the Sequim Lavender Trail connects them all. Wherever you start, we invite you to follow the trail to experience the amazing beauty and abundant harvest of Sequim lavender. Along the trail, you will find other destinations as well – specialty shops, restaurants, other farms, and even a game farm! Be sure to mention that you found them on the Sequim Lavender Trail.
Whether you're driving or cycling, you can easily complete the entire trail in a day. But, better yet, take your time and immerse yourself in the amazing destinations that we call home. At each destination, you will experience a gracious welcome, a friendly smile, and owners who love to share all that Sequim has to offer. The Sequim lavender farms and gift shops are delighted to partner with other local businesses in welcoming you to America's Provence, the premier lavender destination in North America.
There is so much to do throughout the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, the gateway to Olympic National Park, that you'll find yourself coming back again and again. Be sure to check out all of the special events on the farms and throughout the valley and begin planning your next visit.
As with any crop, lavender's bloom is dependent on a variety of factors including soil temperature, sunshine, and rain. Early varieties often begin showing color in June, while other varieties may not bloom until early July. With the abundance of lavender varieties showcased on the farms throughout the Sequim Valley, you can experience color and sweet aroma for most of the summer!
The Sequim Lavender Trail encompasses a wide diversity of iconic lavender farms, boutique gift shops, and partner destinations. Each stop along the trail welcomes you to explore the beauty and richness of the Olympic Peninsula. Enjoy the mild ocean breezes, gaze at the majestic snow-capped Olympic Mountains, and indulge your senses with Sequim's premium lavender.


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Q: There's a function in mysql like str_replace from php? In my database I have a lot of people ...
Some of the people have the romanian diacritics like that : Ă-correct form ,in my database('ă').
All I want to do is to replace all 'ă' with 'Ă' ..just that.
`For example if I have:
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How can I do that ?

A: You may try this
UPDATE table_name
SET column_name = REPLACE(columnname, 'find_string', 'replace_with')

A: MySQL defines a function called REPLACE that does exactly like PHP's str_replace.
You can use it to replace all occurences of a string in a column by doing :
UPDATE table SET column = REPLACE(column,  'ă', 'Ă');

The documentation of this function can be found at : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html#function_replace

A: All string functions for Mysql can be found here:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html
You should try replace:
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Q: Why is this process bounded? Let $X$ be a random variable such that $P(X=1) = p$ and $P(X = -1) =1-p$. Let $(X_j)_{j \in \mathbb{N}}$ be a sequence of independent copies of $X$. We define a process $M = (M_n)_{n \in \mathbb{N}}$ by $M_0 = 0$ and $M_n = \sum_{j=1}^n X_j$ for $n > 0$. Pick integers $k < 0 < m$ and let
$$T( \omega) = \inf \{ n | M_n( \omega) =k \text{ or } M_n( \omega) = m \}.$$
We know that $T$ is a stopping time and that $T$ is almost surely finite. We want to use the Optional Stopping for Bounded Processes Theorem, so we define a new process $Y$ by $Y_0 = M_0$ and $Y_n = M_{n \wedge T}$ for $n > 0$. We know that $Y$ is a (sub/super)-martingale exactly when $M$ is. At this point it is supposedly obvious that $Y$ is bounded, but I struggle to see why. If we knew that $T$ were bounded by for example $K$, we would have
$$|Y_n| \leq \sum_{j=1}^K |X_j| \leq K,$$
but we only know that $T$ is finite, so this would not work. How to we show that $Y$ is bounded?
To clarify, I want $Y$ to be uniformly bounded in $n$. So that I can use the following theorem:
If $Y$ is a bounded submartingale and $S \leq T < \infty$ are finite stopping times, $(Y_S, Y_T)$ is a $( \mathcal{F}_S, \mathcal{F}_T)$-submartingale.

A: To your question:
$$\vert Y_n \vert = \vert M_{n\wedge T}\vert = \vert M_n \vert 1_{\{T > n\}} + \vert  M_T \vert 1_{\{T \leq n\}} $$
We have $$\{T > n \} = \{ k< M_\ell < m \;\forall \ell \in\{0, \ldots , n\}\}$$
and $M_T \in \{k,m\}$ almost surely. Thus
$$\begin{aligned}&\vert M_n \vert 1_{\{T > n\}} + \vert  M_T \vert 1_{\{T \leq n\}}\\
&\leq \max ( - k , m) 1_{\{T > n\}} + \max(-k , m)1_{\{T \leq n\}} \\&\leq \max(-k , m) \end{aligned}$$


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Chico Mall's mixed bag
News of parent company's possible bankruptcy hits amid expansion plans
The future of Chico's mall, like many retail hubs of late, is on uneven ground after its parent company, General Growth Properties, announced it may file for bankruptcy.
The announcement came Tuesday (Nov. 11), and MSN.com reported that GGP, which owns 200 malls around the country, was removed from the S&P 500 Index after trading Wednesday. The company announced in August that it might sell some properties, but did not name which ones.
Just last week, Chico City Manager Dave Burkland said Chico Mall had plans to expand by 80,000 square feet. Christine Cullen, the mall's general manager, said those plans, which went before the Architectural Review Board last week, were still under way. A phone call to GGP was not returned by press time.
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More ups and downs at Enloe
Hospital's roller-coaster ride just keeps going: first a $500,000 donation from anesthesiologists and a stroke-care honor, then word from the state that it's again out of compliance.
Where everybody knew your name
While you weren't looking, the venerable Normal St. Bar disappeared, but Off Normal will soon replace it.
Let the people speak!
Council members agree to stop interrupting speakers, and to other changes in meeting procedures.
Fire damage? Here's help
The SBA has declared Butte County a fire disaster area, which means low-interest loans are now available for fire recovery.
You're outta here!
The attorney for the Kirshner Wildlife Foundation in Durham didn't help his cause any when he tried to give the boot to a county supervisor.

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A former yarn-dying factory, Globe Dye Works has been transformed into a community of artists, designers, and fabricators. Tour the studios of Brian Giniewski and Stacey Lee Webber while also seeing brand new gallery and event spaces.
Short for "Made in Kensington" and comprised of nearly 300,000 square feet, MaKen Studios are two repurposed, industrial buildings in North Philadelphia that foster the development and sustainability of successful professional craftspeople, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and manufacturers.
Bahdeebahdu specializes in mixing contemporary art and design with a philosophy rooted in beauty, pleasure and humor. Mixed-media artist Warren Muller and designer RJ Thornburg have created a magical environment for viewing and collecting handmade works.
Crane Arts has four floors of galleries and artist studios with The Old School across the street, which is home to Pig Iron Theatre and a bouquet of artist studios converted from former classrooms. InLiquid, Icebox Project Space and other galleries are located throughout the first floor.


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Home/MEDIA WATCH/Trump Calls The Polish President "An Ambassador"?!
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Trump Calls The Polish President "An Ambassador"?!
Ava GarciaMarch 27, 2022
President Joe Biden's European visit descended from bad to worse on Friday when he mixed up the official position of his Polish counterpart. Watch:
"As you and I have spoken before, Mr. Ambassador," Biden said to Polish President Andrzej Duda. "Excuse me, Mr. President."
"The single most important we can do from the outset is keep the democracies united," he added.
President Biden is meeting with President Andrzej Duda of Poland and officials in charge of the Ukraine humanitarian response. At a precarious time in Europe when Biden is currently serving as America's top diplomat, even the pettiest lapses betray a lack of focus and grasp of the volatile European situation.
President Biden also addressed soldiers in the Army's 82nd Airborne while in Poland and made a concerning statement implying they would be going to Ukraine.
"You're going to see when you're there, you're going to see women, young people standing in the middle, in the front of a damn tank saying 'I'm not leaving,' I'm holding my ground. They're incredible."
Biden also made a comparison between Ukraine and Tianenman Square, the 1989 incident when a brave soldier stood up to a tank in Communist China.
BIDEN: "When you see a 30-year-old woman standing there in front of a tank with a rifle…I mean, talk about what happened in Tiananmen Square…that's Tiananmen Square squared." pic.twitter.com/30j8dvLfDL
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BT gives free weekend calls but hikes daytime charges. Beat it easily!
BT's recently announced big price changes. The bad news is that from 1 April line rental increases from £11 to £11.75, however opt for paperless billing and pay by direct debit and you can keep this down at £10.50.
While it's been boasting free weekend calls for all customers on its basic Option 1 tariff, it stealthily hiked daytime calls at the same time. A 60 minute call has gone from 4.5p to a whopping 96p.
Don't fall victim to this, instead keep the line and get the Primus Saver 2 tariff which gives free weekend as well as free evening landline calls, without paying a penny. Even better, beat the the high daytime and mobile charges by using override provider 18185 to save a fortune.


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Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis: Long-Term Histologic Evaluation
Lauren S. Zaretsky, Michael Detar, Maisie L. Shindo, Dale H. Rice
Many techniques have been developed for medialization of the paralyzed vocal fold. The purpose of this study is to evaluate autologous fat as an alternative to alloplastic substances for use in vocal fold medialization. Eight dogs underwent left recurrent laryngeal nerve sectioning. Autologous fat was harvested, and the paralyzed vocal fold was medialized by injecting the fat into the thyroarytenoid muscle. The animals were divided into three groups for evaluation at 1, 3, and 6 months. Videolaryngoscopy was performed prior to sacrificing the animals. The larynges were sectioned coronally, and histologic studies were performed. The studies confirmed the preservation of viable fat at the injected site in all animals. Only a minimal inflammatory response was observed in the 1-month group. It would appear that fat injection is a viable alternative to Teflon injection and thyroplasty; it eliminates the need for alloplastic materials, does not appear to migrate, and does not require an open procedure.
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
autologous fat injection
vocal fold medialization
vocal fold paralysis
10.1177/000348949510400101
Dive into the research topics of 'Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis: Long-Term Histologic Evaluation'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Vocal Cords Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Paralysis Medicine & Life Sciences 84%
Fats Medicine & Life Sciences 65%
Injections Medicine & Life Sciences 50%
Laryngoplasty Medicine & Life Sciences 26%
Laryngeal Muscles Medicine & Life Sciences 24%
Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Medicine & Life Sciences 22%
Zaretsky, L. S., Detar, M., Shindo, M. L., & Rice, D. H. (1995). Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis: Long-Term Histologic Evaluation. Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 104(1), 1-4. https://doi.org/10.1177/000348949510400101
Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis : Long-Term Histologic Evaluation. / Zaretsky, Lauren S.; Detar, Michael; Shindo, Maisie L. et al.
In: Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, Vol. 104, No. 1, 01.1995, p. 1-4.
Zaretsky, LS, Detar, M, Shindo, ML & Rice, DH 1995, 'Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis: Long-Term Histologic Evaluation', Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, vol. 104, no. 1, pp. 1-4. https://doi.org/10.1177/000348949510400101
Zaretsky LS, Detar M, Shindo ML, Rice DH. Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis: Long-Term Histologic Evaluation. Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology. 1995 Jan;104(1):1-4. doi: 10.1177/000348949510400101
Zaretsky, Lauren S. ; Detar, Michael ; Shindo, Maisie L. et al. / Autologous Fat Injection for Vocal Fold Paralysis : Long-Term Histologic Evaluation. In: Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology. 1995 ; Vol. 104, No. 1. pp. 1-4.
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I added a Community page to this website today.
I have lived in Sydenham since 1985 and worked here since 1993. In the early days we built some commercial community sites covering the wealthier areas of Surrey. We sold those off profitably in the good old boom days of the net. However, it was obvious to me that Sydenham's different demographic would not support a commercial website. Other people did try and failed.
We did set up a website for the Forest Hill & Sydenham Rotary Club and when that folded we devoted the domain sydenham.org.uk as the foundation for pro bono community site. That's now been going for fifteen years and nearly ten years ago spawned a Forum. This has now become the centrepiece. its also a test. I probably disagree with most of the stuff posted there but freedom of speech (or at least as much of it as we can get under present legislation) is more important. And whilst there are now many other Sydenham websites – few allow any sort of feedback. They are there to push their own, and only their own view of life. I hope Sydenham Town Forum does and will continue to provide a place where information can be exchanged, dissected and fought over. Where anyone with net access can answer back.
We have also been instrumental in getting good people online with free hosting and website creation free of charge. I have to watch that does not damage the revenue generating part of the company but it does give us pleasure to help.


I have been thinking, more than is probably healthy, about all the hue and cry over refereeing errors in pro football, particularly on the questions of, first, whether there are more errors than there used to be (or whether instead it just seems that way) and, second, why I don't really care, despite every other sports fan I know getting all up in arms about it. First off, lets set the stage, and narrow down what we are talking about here. The pro football world, from twitter to mainstream media, is all focused on officiating errors among pro football referees, and even more on the bizarre sight of endless, play stopping conferences among officials who are meeting to try to figure out the latest officiating faux pas (I have to say, judges decide complex evidentiary issues in the middle of a trial, on the fly, with much more of real meaning at stake, much quicker than it ever takes a bunch of football refs to figure out something that, once the game is over, really doesn't have any lasting significance).
When I played high school sports (as an ERISA geek, I feel obliged on occasion to remind people that I also have five high school letters in two sports), we were always told not to complain about the refs after a loss, that they had almost certainly fouled up calls against both teams, and that they were never the real reason for a loss. Today, with the obsession on trying to expand instant replay across sports to take the human element, along with its concomitant inevitable errors, out of officiating, we seem to have lost that belief, replacing it instead with an obsession over officiating, with the inevitable outcome that now, all we seem to talk about is the refs and all we seem to watch is refs meeting in the middle of the field to decide what the call should be. Perhaps we would all be better off if we just admit that sports are a human activity, that human error is therefore inevitable, and, since we are not talking about a moon launch here, that is just fine. Certainly, watching the games would be a lot more fun if the refs just ran over, made a call, didn't worry about being overturned by the "eye in the sky" of instant replay, and then we all moved onto the next play, rather than stopping everything so we can all watch a bunch of zebras huddle up.
More importantly, though, I have been thinking about why this issue has been bothering me so much, like a little pebble stuck in my shoe, and last week, speaking at ACI's Employee Benefits Plan conference in New York, the reason dawned on me: it's the belief that, if we just impose enough technology – like instant replay – we can take human error out of human endeavor, which is nothing but a chimera. I was speaking at the conference on the subject of fiduciary liabilities that arise out of errors in plan governance (you can find my slides here), and I was discussing that the nature of fiduciary liability under ERISA in a lot of ways can be reduced, in plain English, to the question of whether an investment committee or other group running a plan had acted as a reasonable, intelligent, informed, experienced person would in running the plan. As I explained to the audience, which was made up of lawyers who counsel and run such plans, if the company officers involved in plan management think of their role this way, and apply this standard to themselves, they will significantly reduce the likelihood of being sued and, if sued, reduce significantly the likelihood of being found liable at the end of the case.
I also talked about the importance of accurate communications and never appearing to sandbag (whether intentionally or unintentionally) a participant, whether outside of a formal claim or as part of a claim process. I talked about the fact that errors in plan communications are becoming a cutting edge basis for imposing fiduciary liability to an extent previously unseen (see, e.g., Osberg, discussed here), and also that poor habits in this regard in plan governance can simply be the straw that breaks the camel's back and provokes a participant to sue, in situations where the participant might otherwise have skipped going to court.
And at the end of the day, the central element of all of these (and many other) issues with regard to ERISA plans is that we are dealing with humans here, not robo-advisors or whatever else (like target date funds, for instance) that people want to think can take the messiness out of plan governance, pension investing, 401(k) decisions and the like. Instead, like officiating in sports, plan governance cannot help but have human error baked in, which is why, if you get to the heart of it, ERISA litigation doesn't focus on the outcome of plan governance but instead on the process of how the outcome came about: was there too much human error, or was enough effort and thought put into the process that brought about the outcome? Fiduciary liability under ERISA resides right at the heart of that question, and in the answer to it in any given case.


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This essential question has occupied the imaginations of philosophers, religious leaders, and ordinary people for thousands of years. While we usually think of happiness as a transitory experience, it is also associated with satisfaction and meaning in life.
Though the pursuit of happiness is a fundamental human goal, scientists have only recently informed us that pursuing happiness can make us less happy.
The idea of living a happy life is both alluring and elusive. These books will help you understand the science, the business, the philosophy, and even the negative effects, of happiness.
Of these, many are international bestsellers, while others are important books from great, credible authors.
50 Best Books On Happiness And Positivity
Here is a list of the ten best books on happiness and positivity. You will not find most of these on any other "happiness book" lists. The links in the titles are Amazon affiliate links.
Check out the summary of the book, The How of Happiness.
1. Happiness: Unlocking the Mysteries of Psychological Wealth — Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener
Happiness presents cutting-edge research on the science of happiness, including their own work on the Values in Action Scale, a universal measure of subjective well-being. They explain how happiness may be pursued scientifically, and they construct a well-being economic model that takes into consideration the factors that support both happiness and well-being.
Happiness discusses how to build one's psychological richness. It is a well-organized book that covers the causes and effects of happiness and redefines our perceptions of happiness.
2. Transcend: The New Science of Self-Actualization — Scott Barry Kaufman
What does it mean to live a full and meaningful life?
For many years, Abraham Maslow's "hierarchy of needs" has been used to understand this question. Now, in Transcend, cognitive scientist, author, podcaster, and popular science writer Scott Barry Kaufman builds on this classic work and distills the best available research on self-actualization.
Filled with compelling narratives, easy-to-follow exercises, and recent research, Transcend (2020) expands on Maslow's famous ideas about human needs and presents them in a new light that takes us on a path toward self-actualization.
It explains the ways in which love, connection, creativity, and purpose can be part of our lives, and also how they can be lost and regained.
Read our review/summary of the book: A Book To Set Sail For The Extraordinary: TRANSCEND
3. Neurodharma: New Science, Ancient Wisdom, and Seven Practices of the Highest Happiness — Rick Hanson
In "Neurodharma", the New York Times bestselling author Rick Hanson, Ph.D., not only explores the new neuroscience of awakening but also proposes a bold plan for reverse-engineering peak experiences and even enlightenment.
In this book, Rick Hanson sweeps aside the brain myths and old ways of thinking about happiness and replaces them with research-validated tools for cultivating happiness.
The author shows how this new knowledge of what works can be applied to our everyday lives, increasing our ability to have regular peak experiences and even to replicate aspects of enlightenment.
4. Activating Happiness: A Jump-Start Guide to Overcoming Low Motivation, Depression, or Just Feeling Stuck — Rachel Hershenberg
Rachel Hershenberg has been living with depression for decades. She knows what it's like to be stuck, to have days that drag on, and to have trouble getting out of bed.
But she also knows how to transform bad moods into good ones. Hershenberg offers a collection of mindfulness and behavior change techniques that can help you feel better. Her advice is based on her own experience, as well as her work as a psychologist and her research into the latest findings in psychology.
Activating Happiness shows you how to stop suppressing your negative emotions — and how to use them to achieve your goals.
5. Manufacturing Happy Citizens: How the Science and Industry of Happiness Control our Lives — Edgar Cabanas and Eva Illouz
In Manufacturing Happy Citizens, Edgar Cabanas and Eva Illouz present a compelling critique of "positive psychology," the scientific study of happiness.
Using the latest studies in the human sciences, Cabanas and Illouz show how positive psychology is built on a false ideology of individualism and is used to influence individuals and produce consumerist subjects.
Cabanas and Illouz establish a link between "happiness," as defined by positive psychologists, and neoliberal individualism. This is a must-read for anyone looking for a grassroots critique of the positive psychology movement.
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6. Stoicism And The Art of Happiness: Practical Wisdom for Everyday Life — Donald Robertson
Many people wonder, "Are Stoics happy?"
The book "Stoicism And The Art of Happiness" explains the Stoic notion of happiness well, while also proposing a revolutionary technique to boost our well-being by following the prescriptions for living a happy life outlined by the ancient Stoic thinkers.
The author Donald Robertson offers a practical approach to understanding and applying Stoicism's ancient philosophy to current life. This book contains a thorough examination of the ancient Stoics' principles, as well as an easy-to-follow approach to putting them into practice.
Learn more about Stoicism in just 500 words: Stoicism In A Nutshell: A Short Summary.
7. Uncovering Happiness: Overcoming Depression with Mindfulness and Self-Compassion — Elisha Goldstein
Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D., teaches you how to use the healing power of mindfulness and self-compassion during one of life's most difficult events in this myth-busting book. Goldstein teaches you how to transform your biology to become more resilient, optimistic, and cheerful, based on his years of clinical practice and study.
8. Positivity: Discover The Upward Spiral That Will Change Your Life — Barbara Fredrickson
In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Barbara Fredrickson—a world-renowned researcher and leading expert in the field of positive psychology—shares a groundbreaking way of cultivating positivity for a successful, meaningful life.
This book will help you to create that upward spiral by giving you a host of strategies for becoming more positive, compassionate, resilient, and joyful. Dr. Fredrickson shows how to generate positive emotions, build a more positive culture, and use our social connections to create more positive humanity.
9. Ten Steps To Finding Happy: A Guide to Permanent Satisfaction — Selene Castrovilla and Lindsay S Weisner
Ten Steps to Finding Happy is a book that will help you understand the nature of happiness and why it's important, and it will help you make that positive choice.
Selene Castrovilla, MD, and Dr. Lindsay S. Weisner help you navigate the world of happiness not just for one day but for life. In Ten Steps to Finding Happy, they take you on a clear path to happiness, merging medical, professional, artistic, philosophical, and spiritual perspectives into simple steps you can handle.
10. Positive Psychology in Practice: Simple Tools to Pursue Happiness and Live Authentically — Gina Delucca and Jamie Goldstein
Positive Psychology in Practice teaches you how to prioritize yourself and live a more meaningful life. With more than 75 straightforward explanations of key positive psychology concepts (such as eudaimonia, flow, and signature strengths and virtues) and tried-and-true strategies for aligning your own life with your values, you'll learn simple, in-the-moment techniques for living better and finding deeper, more meaningful, and sustainable happiness.
• How To Have A "Hygge" Night & Enjoy Winter When You Hate It?
More Best Books On Happiness
Hereafter, this is a "quick list" — a bare-bones list of the best happiness books to read. This pattern will help you keep this post a quick-reference resource page.
11. The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World — Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Carlton Abrams
12. The Algebra of Happiness: Notes on the Pursuit of Success, Love, and Meaning — Scott Galloway
13. The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living — Meik Wiking
14. Broadcasting Happiness: The Science of Igniting and Sustaining Positive Change – Michelle Gielan
15. NeuroWisdom: The New Brain Science of Money, Happiness, and Success – Mark Robert Waldman and Chris Manning
16. The Happiness Track: How to Apply the Science of Happiness to Accelerate Your Success – Emma Seppala
17. The Future of Happiness: 5 Modern Strategies for Balancing Productivity and Well-Being in the Digital Era — Amy Blankson
18. Thrive: Self-Coaching for Happiness & Success (Positive Psychology & The Keys to Sustainable Happiness) — Laura Delizonna and Ted Anstedt
19. Can We Be Happier?: Evidence and Ethics — Richard Layard
20. The Atlas of Happiness: The Global Secrets of How to Be Happy — Helen Russell
21. The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold us Well-Being – William Davies
22. Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change and Thrive in Work and Life – Susan David
23. Happy Ever After: A Radical New Approach to Living Well — Paul Dolan
24. Designing Your Work Life: How to Thrive and Change and Find Happiness at Work – Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
25. Altruism: The Power of Compassion to Change Yourself and the World — Matthieu Ricard
26. StrengthsFinder 2.0: Discover Your Clifton Strengths — From Gallup and Tom Rath
27. The Science of Happiness: How Our Brains Make Us Happy And What We Can Do to Get Happier — Stefan Klein
28. The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom — Jonathan Haidt
29. Happiness Now!: Timeless Wisdom for Feeling Good Fast — Robert Holden
30. Thanks!: How Practicing Gratitude Can Make You Happier – Robert Emmons
31. Capitalism of Happiness: Introducing a New Economic World Order that Puts Happiness at Its Core — Axel Bouchon
32. A Practical Guide to Happiness: Think Deeply and Flourish — Will Buckingham
33. 10 Keys To Happier Living: A Practical Handbook For Happiness — Vanessa King
34. Happier: Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment — Tal Ben-Shahar
35. The Happiness Trap: How to Stop Struggling and Start Living: A Guide to ACT — Russ Harris and Steven Hayes
36. The Myths of Happiness: What Should Make You Happy, But Doesn't, What Shouldn't Make You Happy, But Does — Sonja Lyubomirsky
37. Happy Brain: Where Happiness Comes From, and Why – Dean Burnett
38. Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and Confidence — Rick Hanson
39. The Happiness Advantage: How A Positive Brain Fuels Success in Work and Life — Shawn Achor
40. The Power of Negative Emotion: How Anger, Guilt, and Self Doubt are Essential to Success and Fulfillment – Todd Kashdan and Robert Biswas-Diener
41. Happiness for Dummies — W. Doyle Gentry
42. Man's Search for Meaning – Viktor E. Frankl
43. The Power of Meaning: Finding Fulfillment in A World Obsessed with Happiness — Emily Esfahani Smith
44. Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment — Martin Seligman
45. Real Happiness: A 28-Day Program to Realize the Power of Meditation – Sharon Salzberg
46. Positive Psychology: A Toolkit for Happiness, Purpose and Well-being – Bridget Grenville-Cleave
47. Oxford Handbook of Happiness — Susan David, Ilona Boniwell, Amanda Conley Ayers
48. The Human Quest for Meaning: Theories, Research, and Applications — Paul T. P. Wong (Editor)
49. The Psychology of Happiness — Michael Argyle
50. Stumbling On Happiness — Daniel Gilbert
We took time to find out and include many of the most recent books on happiness and well-being.
Success doesn't come with a promise of happiness – many suuceesful people are unhappy.
When your reason to be happy is tied to success, you never find the happiness you seek.
Why does it happen? And how to fix it?
Author Bio: Written and reviewed by Sandip Roy—a medical doctor, psychology writer, and happiness researcher. Founder and chief editor of The Happiness Blog. Writes popular science articles on happiness, positive psychology, and related topics.
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The Himalayan Times > Nepal > TRC, CIEDP office bearers to be named soon
TRC, CIEDP office bearers to be named soon
• TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE MECHANISM BODIES
Published: January 05, 2020 7:24 am On: Nepal
Himalayan News Service
Conflict victims, rights activists say justice won't be served without amending TRC Act
Kathmandu, January 4
Former chief justice Om Prakash Mishra-led Recommendation Committee is likely to nominate office bearers for the two transitional justice mechanisms — Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Commission of Investigation on Enforced Disappeared Persons — within a week or so, according to a source.
Recommendation Committee member Sharmila Karki said the panel was preparing to complete the nomination process at the earliest, but she did not know if it would be done within a week. She said the committee would hold two final meetings next week to finalise names of office bearers for the two transitional justice bodies. The committee will nominate five office bearers, including chairpersons for the TRC and equal member of office bearers for the CIEDP.
Conflict victims and rights activists said if the committee recommended names of the two transitional justice mechanisms without amending the TRC Act ignoring the Supreme Court's verdict that the TRC Act should be amended to ensure there would be no amnesty in cases of serious human rights violations, then the new office bearers would not be able to complete the assigned tasks.
Founder Chairperson of Conflict Victims Common Platform Suman Adhikari said conflict victims had waited all these months hoping that the committee would nominate competent office bearers in the TRC and CIEDP only after the TRC Act was amended. However, the committee's preparations had dashed the hopes of conflict victims.
"I heard that the committee was going to pick the names from shortlisted candidates. If this happens, the new office bearers won't be able to do the required job because competent candidates who can do the assigned jobs, have not applied as the TRC Act has not been amended," Adhikari said and added that the government should especially request competent persons to serve in the transitional justice mechanism bodies.
He said the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs had told the conflict victims that it would start consultations with victims in all the provinces from next week, but it was not certain when the government would draft the TRC Act (Amendment) Bill and when the actual amendment to the Act would be made.
"The government is not doing anything substantial to address transitional justice issues. The law ministry's decision to hold consultation with victims could be a deliberate attempt by the government to avoid criticism from the UN human rights body where the world community would question Nepal's human rights obligations," Adhikari said, adding that Foreign Minister Pradeep Kumar Gyawali had told the UN human rights body in Geneva that the government would meet its human rights obligations, but the government had not done anything so far.
Human rights lawyer Om Prakash Aryal said the government was deliberately delaying the process of amending the TRC Act to prevent foreign countries from applying universal jurisdiction in serious human rights violation cases. "The government wants to give the impression to the world community that it is doing something to address the issues of conflict victims, but it is not doing anything substantial," Aryal said and added that if the top leaders did not allow prosecution of individual leaders and security personnel responsible for war crimes, those leaders and security personnel responsible for making policy decision to kill people so as to create terror would not be held guilty of war crimes.
A version of this article appears in print on January 05, 2020 of The Himalayan Times.
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package org.hippoecm.faceteddate;

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

import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

import javax.jcr.Node;
import javax.jcr.NodeIterator;
import javax.jcr.Property;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.onehippo.repository.testutils.RepositoryTestCase;

public class DerivedDateTest extends RepositoryTestCase {

    private Calendar date;
    private Node root;

    @After
    @Override
    public void tearDown() throws Exception {
        if(session.nodeExists("/test")) {
            session.getNode("/test").remove();
        }
        if(session.nodeExists("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test1")) {
            session.getNode("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test1").remove();
        }
        if(session.nodeExists("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test2")) {
            session.getNode("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test2").remove();
        }
        session.save();
        super.tearDown();
    }

    @Before
    @Override
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        super.setUp();

        root = session.getRootNode();
        if(session.nodeExists("/test")) {
            session.getNode("/test").remove();
        }
        root = root.addNode("test");
        session.save();

        session.getWorkspace().copy("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/date", "/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test1");
        Node test1 = session.getNode("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test1");
        test1.setProperty("hipposys:nodetype", "hippo:datedocument2");
        test1.getNode("hipposys:accessed/date").setProperty("hipposys:relPath", "hippo:d1");
        for(NodeIterator iter = test1.getNode("hipposys:derived").getNodes(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
            Node derivedDef = iter.nextNode();
            Property prop = derivedDef.getProperty("hipposys:relPath");
            prop.setValue("hippo:d1fields/"+prop.getString());
        }

        session.getWorkspace().copy("/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/date", "/hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test2");
        Node test2 = session.getRootNode().getNode("hippo:configuration/hippo:derivatives/test2");
        test2.setProperty("hipposys:nodetype", "hippo:datedocument2");
        test2.getNode("hipposys:accessed/date").setProperty("hipposys:relPath", "hippo:d2");
        for(NodeIterator iter = test2.getNode("hipposys:derived").getNodes(); iter.hasNext(); ) {
            Node derivedDef = iter.nextNode();
            Property prop = derivedDef.getProperty("hipposys:relPath");
            prop.setValue("hippo:d2fields/"+prop.getString());
        }

        session.save();

        date = Calendar.getInstance();
        date.setTime(new Date());
    }

    private void check(Calendar date, Node info) throws Exception {
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR), info.getProperty("hippostd:dayofyear").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.SECOND), info.getProperty("hippostd:second").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK), info.getProperty("hippostd:dayofweek").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.MONTH), info.getProperty("hippostd:month").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.MINUTE), info.getProperty("hippostd:minute").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH), info.getProperty("hippostd:dayofmonth").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY), info.getProperty("hippostd:hourofday").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.WEEK_OF_YEAR), info.getProperty("hippostd:weekofyear").getLong());
        assertEquals((long)date.get(Calendar.YEAR), info.getProperty("hippostd:year").getLong());
    }

    @Test
    public void testFacetedDateNode() throws Exception {
        Node handle = session.getNode("/test").addNode("doc", "hippo:handle");
        Node node = handle.addNode("doc", "hippo:datedocument1");
        node.addMixin("mix:versionable");
        node = node.addNode("hippo:d");
        node.addMixin("mix:referenceable");
        node.setProperty("hippostd:date", date);
        session.save();
        check(date, session.getNode("/test/doc/doc/hippo:d"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testFacetedDateCustom() throws Exception {
        Node handle = session.getNode("/test").addNode("doc", "hippo:handle");
        handle.addMixin("hippo:hardhandle");
        Node node = handle.addNode("doc", "hippo:datedocument2");
        node.addMixin("mix:versionable");
        node.setProperty("hippo:d1", date);
        node.setProperty("hippo:d2", date);
        session.save();
        check(date, session.getNode("/test/doc/doc/hippo:d1fields"));
        check(date, session.getNode("/test/doc/doc/hippo:d2fields"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testFacetedDateOptional() throws Exception {
        Node handle = session.getNode("/test").addNode("doc", "hippo:handle");
        handle.addMixin("hippo:hardhandle");
        Node node = handle.addNode("doc", "hippo:datedocument2");
        node.addMixin("mix:versionable");
        node.setProperty("hippo:d1", date);
        session.save();
        check(date, session.getNode("/test/doc/doc/hippo:d1fields"));
        assertFalse(session.nodeExists("/test/doc/doc/hippo:d2fields"));
    }

}


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Q: Definition of a Manifold with a boundary
Possible Duplicate:
Definition of a Manifold with a boundary

Lee in his book on topological manifolds says that

An $n$-manifold with a boundary is a second countable Hausdorff space in which any point has a neighborhood which is homeomorphic either to an open subset of $\mathbb R^n$ or to an open subset of $\mathbb H^n = \{x\in \mathbb R^n:x_n\geq 0\}$ endowed with a Euclidean topology.

As I understand, he means Euclidean topology which is a topology based on Eucledian metric and hence coincides with the subspace topology.
Isn't it equivalent to say that

An $n$-manifold with a boundary is a second countable Hausdorff space in which any point has a neighborhood which is homeomorphic to an open subset of $\mathbb H^n = \{x\in \mathbb R^n:x_n\geq 0\}$ endowed with a Euclidean topology.


It's been a long Road So Far in Season Thirteen, and though our penultimate episode ended on a high note, all good things must come to an end, especially on Supernatural. Let's get right into it!
Oh, man. The thrill of hearing that first acapella blast of "Carry on my wayward son…" never gets old, does it? It was a great recap, leading into a recap, as Sam briefly gave the otherworlders an overview of our Earth. Small moment of joy? Hearing Bobby call Trump an idjit. Couldn't have said it better myself, Mr. Singer.
Team Free Will 2.0 takes on the werewolves! I loved seeing the original team plus wunderkind Jack working together to save the day, lickety split. It was a taste of how life could be—should be—easy for them with the addition of some nephilim power. And how Jack could be vital in making the world a better place.
I will never get sick of seeing Bobby Singer on my screen. The lovely little rain walk talk he had with Mary served not only to catch us up to where our favorite B characters were, it gave us a peaceful moment of hope when he told us he might just want to stay on our Earth forever. Of course it had to end in bloody death—lots of stuff on this show does—but it was nice while it lasted.
Also loved the quiet broment between the brothers where they talked about retiring because, as Dean said, they've earned it. Imagining them and Cas in those matching Hawaiian shirts, sand in their toes, was amusing and bittersweet, 'cause we know as long as the Winchesters are alive there will be someone, somewhere, that needs saving.
Lots to praise about this opening, I know, but my favorite of the calm before the storm? Dean talking to Jack about having nightmares, how they can't save everyone, and how Jack is family. From poor, sweet Jack apologizing and Dean telling him it is okay, to them sharing their regrets over whom they have failed, it was a gentle reminder of how Dean can be so great with kids—indeed, anyone who is weak. "Nobody's perfect, right? But we can get better. Every day we can get better." So reassuring. "You're family, kid. And we look after our own." So sweet. All in all? A beautiful moment.
Jack's reaction to Maggie's death—or should I say, overreaction—really showed how young and vulnerable he is. While the boys tried to involve him in investigating the death calmly, all Jack could see is the obvious(ly wrong) in the situation and he charged forth, needing someone to blame.
Loved the stunts in this episode. The blowing up of the gas station as Michael made his very dramatic entrance was beyond cool. And Dean, never the grunt, always Sam's genius, dousing Michael with holy oil so they could make their (temporary) escape? Well. That Winchester boy is way more than just a pretty face.
And when he used his (another one I didn't know he had) power to make Lucifer confess to killing Maggie? That was well done. Especially the creepy way Lucifer grinned when he said that crushing Maggie's skull was "warm and wet and I liked it". Jack's look of betrayal was so sad, and Lucifer's scream of rage was intense (more kudos to Pellegrino for his excellent portrayal, as usual).
But the real moment of shock came when Lucifer slit Jack's throat and stole his grace. I have to admit, I didn't see that coming. And neither did I see the abduction of both Jack and Sam, as Lucifer had his temper tantrum. What a devil of a mess.
My not-so-happy- moment? When Lucifer put the archangel blade between Sam and Jack and demanded one kill the other or he would kill them both and the rest of the world to boot (though it was an excellent little twist.) Sam taking the knife and Jack's quiet resignation was heartbreaking before Sam demanded Jack kill him and stop Lucifer. "No, I can't…I can't beat him. But you can. I know you can," Jack said, ever the little boy who looked up to his dads. And when he began to stab himself, saying, "I love you. I love all of you", I admit, I was choked up.
A broken Michael, telling him that Lucifer (now juiced up on Jack's nephilim power) had won. A missing Sam, taken by Lucifer to Chuck knows where to suffer who knows what. Jack, powerless and alone with the father that wants to kill him. What choice did Dean have but to agree to be Michael's sword—his perfect vessel?
It was a choice laid back eight long years ago, where we watched Dean suffer and struggle through a lot to avoid it, and for it to come back now was kind of perfect. Though I'd hoped for some surprise when it was revealed that Jensen Ackles would be playing another character in Season 14, Michael was the logical choice. The only choice.
And that REVEAL! I loves me a Winchester in wings, and Michael's were glorious. The fact that he still sounded like Dean, thanks to the deal Dean made where Michael was "the engine" while Dean was in the driver's seat, only made it more thrilling. (Loved that little "Dean?" "Hiya, Sammy.") The ensuing brawl between Dean/Michael and Lucifer was well choreographed (though the wire work was a little choppy at times) and I loved the resolution—Sam, throwing the archangel blade to Dean, to make this a true brotherly victory.
It was kind of shocking seeing Lucifer actually dead—not just for the Winchesters but for me.
And that victory was so, so sweet. Sam's joy that it was finally over. Jack's relief that he and his "dads" were still standing. And Dean's "holy crap" of surprise, before declaring, "we did it" was wonderful. Of course, though he truly did have no other option, it turns out Dean should know better than to trust an angel. As he succumbed to Michael's power, shouting, "We had a DEAL!", Sam saw it immediately, and hearts fell (and intrigues were piqued) all around the SPN fandom.
Dean Winchester was gone, Bobby and Mary were stunned, Castiel was devastated, and a dapper Michael, with a Winchester face finally worry free, roamed the streets in a dapper suit, Dean Winchester's eyes glowing not black this time, but white.
So…any thoughts on how our boys are going to get out of this one? You'll (sadly) have four months to think about it as we suffer Hellatus, and wait for Season Fourteen. See you in the fall!


The public outcry over the food practices in our country is spurring a renewed interest in home canning…and for good reason! Canning your food at home insures nothing toxic goes into the food you and your family consumes. And it also tastes better! That's a win/win in my books.
While you can buy the jars used and re-use them over and over, jar lids need to be new. These little metal lids have a rubbery band around them that once hot, create the seal between the lid and the jar. If you're buying new jars by the case, these lids will be included. If you're re-using old jars, the lids can be purchased separately and are inexpensive.
This doesn't have to be as intimidating as it sounds…you can use a big stockpot or other large, deep sauce pot you already own. I canned my own jams and jellies for YEARS before I invested in a water canner (that I found at a yard sale for $5!) The pot you use needs to be large enough to have the jars you're canning completely submerged (with about 2 inches or more of water above the jar tops) and with enough room around the jars that water can move freely).
If you're using a saucepot from your kitchen, it needs to have a properly fitting lid to go with it. You will also need to either buy a wire rack (you can buy them separately in the same section as the jars in most stores) or create a homemade solution yourself so that your jars are not sitting on the bottom of the pot unprotected.
This is a little plastic stick with a magnet on the bottom for ease of lifting your jar lids out of the warm water you've got them sitting in while you're canning. This little lifter is totally NOT essential, but very inexpensive and quite slick. I didn't have one for years, but after I got it, I wondered why I didn't spring the 2 bucks a long time ago. I love it!
If you want to be sure about the headspace you're leaving, there's no better way than measuring it with a specially designed device to get the job done. Some people swear by them, but it's never been something I've used.
Although I didn't put it in the MUST HAVE section, it is a must have if you plan on canning low-acid things like most vegetables, meats, etc. However, there are many, many recipes you to can that don't need a pressure canner, so it's not essential for all canning. My suggestion is that if you're new to canning, try your hand with the water bath method of canning first before you dive into recipes that require pressure canning.


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Lifeblood pulses in all its facets in the new apartment house in Mayrhofen, built in 2017!
For your hosts lifeblood means family cohesion, love for the mountains, typical Zillertal hospitality, stylish design and last but not least it is the name of a wonderful climbing route which was first climbed and established in the nearby valley Zemmgrund by the host Michael.
Margit and Michael Schragl are passionate mountineers and enjoy giving valuable insider tips for the most beautiful hikes, ski tours and climbing routes in the region. As they are parents of five children they know exactly what is important to families with children on holiday. Our small guests find enough space for romping in the large apartments and the big garden. We can provide cot and playpen.
Your comfortable holiday residence is situated in an idyllic and calm position at Tuxerstraße. In less than 15 minutes you can walk to the centre of your holiday destination Mayrhofen and within 10 walking minutes you are at the valley station of Penkenbahn. The station of the spectacular gondolas that take you up to the Ahorn in a pitturesque climb is only 5 minutes away. Another advantage of our position is the immediate proximity to the supermarket MPreis – you are only 300m distant from fresh rolls. There is also a bistro where you can have breakfast from 7:30 in the morning. During the main season the supermarket is also open on Sunday.
The nearest bus stop is only 50m away and from there you can take the ski bus to the Ahorn-, Penken- and Horberg cable car station. The bus "Green Line" takes you to the glacier in Hintertux. In summer there is a bus that connects the small villages around Mayrhofen and it takes you to the valley stations of the Ahorn- and Penken cable car as well as to the train station in Mayrhofen and Ramsau.


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«Тёмная ночь» — второй игровой фильм режиссёра Олега Ковалова, снятый в 2001 году с отсылками к раннему немецкому звуковому кино, в частности к фильму «М» (1931) Фрица Ланга.

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Действие фильма «Тёмная ночь» происходит в Германии начала 30-х годов прошлого века. Имант (Илья Шакунов), одинокий и замкнутый художник-фотограф, живёт с тягостным ощущением, что на страну надвигается ночь нацизма. Он хочет избавиться от этой угрозы и бежать от неё вместе с девочкой Мартой (Лариса Жаркова), к которой испытывает почти болезненную привязанность. Однако убежать от реальности невозможно. Интеллигентская рефлексия перерастает в манию и приводит к трагедии.

По замыслу режиссёра, мир фильма «Тёмная ночь» — не мир «реальной» Германии, а скорее некий «киномир», где живут мифы и образы немецкого сознания. Фильм рассказывает о том, как атмосфера общества, чреватого диктатурой, калечит судьбы и естественные побуждения людей.

В ролях
 Илья Шакунов — Имант
 Лариса Жаркова — Марта
 Сергей Кошонин — хозяин
 Алла Сергийко — фрау Монк
 Юрий Беляев — следователь
 Наталья Ходырева — помощница следователя
 Марина Сташок — Лиза
 Юрий Елдинов — Петер Юнг
 Василий Романов — комиссар
 Миша Вейд — Блаумюллер

Песню «Лили Марлен» в вольном переводе Дмитрия Долинина исполняет Елена Камбурова.

Съёмочная группа
 Авторы сценария: Наталья Скороход, Олег Ковалов
 Режиссёр: Олег Ковалов
 Оператор-постановщик: Николай Ивасив
 Композитор: Олег Каравайчук
 Продюсер: Виктор Сергеев
 Художники-постановщики: Валентина Адикаевская, Алексей Гуров, Олег Ковалов, Игорь Тимошенко
 Художники по костюмам: Татьяна Макарова, Надежда Васильева
 Художник по декорациям: Владимир Хаунин
 Монтажеры: Марина Баулина, Олег Ковалов

Награды и номинации
 Премия Гильдии киноведов и кинокритиков России «Золотой овен»-2001 за лучшую музыку — Олег Каравайчук.
 Номинация на премию «Ника»-2002 за лучшую музыку к фильму — Олег Каравайчук.

Литература
 Артюх А., Комм Д. Ночь картонных ножей // Время новостей № 53, 27.03.2001.
 Трофименков М. Кабинет доктора Ковалова // Коммерсант, 17.03.2001.
 Тумасова О. Предчувствие беды // Санкт-Петербургские Ведомости № 55 (2445), 28 марта 2001.

Примечания

Фильмы России 2001 года
Фильмы на русском языке
Фильмы студии «Ленфильм»


So you have always wanted to build a rustic house, perhaps out in the wilderness somewhere, or you just want a simple home to complement your simple lifestyle. This desire to build a home that blends natural and historic beauty has landed you in our rustic house plans section. With tabled roofs, front porches, and stone or log cabin exteriors, these rustic home designs offer exactly what you need.
What makes a home plan rustic? Here you will find a wide range of property types, including small rustic house plans, rustic ranch homes, and more ideal for a cottage getaway and spacious estates featuring rustic open floor plans to provide ample space for raising a family. Rustic ranch house plans are a common choice, but you can also find two-story home plans with a rustic twist as well.Many home plans reflect the region or terrain in which they are built, or at the very least, are more common in certain terrains. They may include features, like stone or timbers, embracing what the area in which they are built is all about. The rustic style house sometimes connotes the ideal of the getaway home where the residents commune with nature, offering large windows that let in the natural view. With the help of Donald A. Gardner Architects and these attractive home plans, you can have all that in a contemporary, modern yet rustic home plan.
If you are preparing to build a cozy getaway or a country estate, find rustic cabin plans and rustic cottage plans easily with Donald A. Gardner Architects. We have many popular rustic style home plans for you to choose from, and make it simple to search for what you need and want. Start by browsing popular plans below. If you don't see what you want, use our Advanced Search tool and enter the heated square footage range you are looking for so you can narrow down your search results. From a somewhat extravagant home plan like The Bartlett to a more modest size home like The Roark, these homes represent variety and modern designs. Each home fits perfectly in a natural rustic environment, including rear outdoor living spaces to enjoy the surroundings and updated open floor plans to make the homes feel spacious. These are just two examples of the many rustic house designs available from Donald A. Gardner Architects.Browse our large collection of rustic style home plans and you'll be sure to find one to meet your needs! If you have trouble finding what you need, give our customer service team a call for our expert help.


The Rotax Junior category had the only local winner with Ananda Julio Prost taking top honors ahead of Alessio Lorandi.
Italian driver Leonardo Lorandi took 1st in the Mini ROK category making it 2 out of 3 for the Italians.
Pictures below are courtesy Cheryl Tay, and the full pictures of all the results are available on Cheryl Tay's blog HERE.


The Amaranth in myth is a deep red or purple, never fading flower and a symbol of immortality. It is unwithering, never changing, always beautiful. In ancient Greece the flower was thought to have special healing powers and was used to decorate images of the gods and tombs.
To call this flower by any other name, one would call it Love Lies Bleeding.
Modelling, for me, is not so much of an aspiration as being able to be part of the creation or showcasing of something beautiful that will not fade with time, as so much in this life does. Capturing a grain of sand before it falls and the time has passed. It is about making real the imaginary, blurring the lines between fact and fantasy. Living out a 2d existence which would otherwise not exist at all. Only in the stationary, ephemeral moment can you catch a glimpse of the intangible perfection. I hope you enjoy the images scatted in this little piece of web as much as I have enjoyed making them.
I achieved my degree and a number of other certificates in Marketing a number of years ago and now work in that field. During my spare time I use these skills to design websites and flyers, write for magazines, and assist in general promotion for all the darkly talented people I am fortunate to know. I have also recently become a mother which is one of the most rewarding and challenging things I have done to date – bringing up the next generation of free thinking creatives.


IEDA Director, Kerstin Lehnert, will lead "Keep Your Samples Alive (and Connected)!", a free lunch workshop at the 2017 Goldschmidt Conference. To learn more and register, see here.
IEDA will have a booth at the GSA Annual Meeting in October. Come visit us at booth #417 to ask questions and learn about the latest IEDA tools and services.
A short course about Geochron will also take place at the GSA Annual Meeting. The full-day meeting costs only $30. To learn more, check out session #524 here.
The IEDA Data Browser now contains data from the Academic Seismic Portals (ASP) of LDEO and UTIG.
GeoMapApp v3.6.6 was released. Both the Digitizer Tool and the Save Sessions functionality were significantly enhanced, and video tutorials were made for each. Grid import capability was expanded and a wider range of web feature and web mapping services can be imported. Other modifications and bug fixes requested by the community were also made. More Info.
GMRT v3.4 was released with new data for the Indian Ocean from the search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 as well as new bathymetry for the Gulf of Mexico assembled from 3D seismic data by the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. This release also includes data from 43 additional cruises in the Southern Ocean (1 cruise), Atlantic Ocean (10 cruises), Indian Ocean (1 cruise), and Pacific Ocean (36 cruises). Learn more about this release here.
SESAR v7.0.0 was released. Among several new features and improvements, the new version allows users to update sample metadata for existing samples in bulk by uploading a batch template. To learn more about this and other new features, see here.
Sidescan and AUV near-bottom geophysical data from Loihi Seamount, Barkley Canyon, East Pacific Rise and Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.
Paleobathymetry data for North Carolina's Pamlico Sound.
Multi-channel seismic reflection data offshore Chile and from the Eastern North American Margin.
Potential field anomaly data from the Mid-Atlantic Rainbow vent field, Reykjanes Ridge and global subduction zones.
Seafloor photo-mosaics and CTD data from the Lau back-arc basin and Marianas region.
Hydro-acoustic data from the Su Su Knolls vent field and offshore New Jersey.
East Pacific Rise microseismicity data.
Shallow mantle seismic tomography velocity data for the Juan de Fuca Endeavour Segment and East Pacific Rise.
Browse the Recent Data Additions for PetDB (49 references and >51,000 analytical values added).
Since February, 15,065 samples were registered in SESAR. Browse the SESAR catalog.


Castleton-on-Hudson is located in the southwestern corner of Rensselaer County, New York. It is part of New York's Capital Region, about 10 miles southeast of downtown Albany.
On August 18, 2018, the Castleton-Schodack Kiwanis Club and the Castleton Road Racing Commission are once again sponsoring the CLOVE RUN. Four different race events will be staged: 10 Mile Run, 5K Run, 5K Walk, and a one mile Family Fun Run. Race events will be starting and finishing at the Castleton Elementary School. Donations and race registrations help support the race's beneficiary, the CCMS Anchor, a worthy non-profit food pantry in Castleton-on-Hudson that assists the area's neediest families.
AARP Awards 2018 Community Challenge Grant to The Village!
The Village of Castleton-on-Hudson, Town of Schodack and Peter Andrews Castleton Memorial VFW Post 7337 are proud to announce the Military Banner Program. Please download the form above to view the details of the program. Mail the completed form, a high-quality military photo and a check for $155, payable to Gettysburg Flag Works, to Peter Andrews Castleton Memorial VFW Post 7337, 105 Scott Avenue, Castleton, NY 12033.
Beginning July 1, 2018 the Village of Castleton-on-Hudson will be contracting with County Waste to provide garbage and recycling pick up for our residents. The Village puts the contract for garbage and recycling pick up out to bid at the end of each contract cycle in order to maintain competitive pricing for the service.
On June 25 and June 26, 2018, County Waste will be dropping off new garbage and recycling cans to residents. County Waste has been provided with the number of garbage and recycling cans that residents currently have and will provide the appropriate number for each address, which is one set of cans per billing unit. Their first pick up will take place on Wednesday, July 4, 2018. Regular garbage and recycling pick up will take place on Wednesdays. You should have the new cans in place before the last pick up from our current provider.
The final day of pick up for the current provider will be on Wednesday, June 27, 2018. We ask that after garbage and recycling are picked up on that day that you keep the old cans empty so that they may be picked up by the current provider. The old cans can remain on the curb until they are picked up and will not be ticketed by code enforcement.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this transition and we will continue to work to provide quality services to our residents. If you have any questions on the transition please call the Village Hall at (518) 732-2211 ext. 3.
The Castleton-on-Hudson Farmers & Artisans Market is held every Friday from June 1 to September 28, 4:30-7:30 PM at the corner of Main Street (9J) and Scott Avenue (150).


We are agreeing the leaving dates with all of the consultants concerned and their new employer with a view to flexibility around start dates, none of which will be before May. Services for patients at the Alexandra Hospital A&E department are therefore being provided as normal.
We are working with partners locally and across the region on a solution to maintain A&E services at the Alex in the future. We are pleased to have already received offers of support from other Trusts.
The future of acute hospital services in Worcestershire has been under review for more than three years. The commissioner-led review aims to ensure services across Worcestershire's three acute hospital sites remain sustainable in the light of national shortages of medical staff in a number of key clinical specialties -A and E being one.
The ongoing delays in moving forward have been a source of frustration for all parties and there was a recognised risk that staff could leave for other posts in the event of continued uncertainty. Our focus now is on the recruitment plan to replace them.
The Trust has received resignations from five emergency department consultants – 4 from the Alexandra Hospital and 1 from Worcestershire Royal Hospital. It is believed that all 5 consultants have received alternative offers of employment, with four being offered positions at Warwick Hospital. We will be discussing the departure details with each consultant over the coming days including the notice period to be served.
We would wish to stress that services for patients will continue to be provided as normal and an urgent transition plan will be put in place in conjunction with the full range of stakeholders to ensure that patients can continue to receive safe and high quality urgent care going forward.
The future of acute hospital services in Worcestershire has been under review for more than three years. The commissioner-led review aims to ensure services across Worcestershire's three acute hospital sites remain sustainable in the light of national shortages of medical staff in a number of key clinical specialties - A&E being one.
Over this period, there has been significant engagement of all clinical staff - both hospital consultants and GPs. Whilst there will always be differences of clinical opinion, all clinicians have had an opportunity to have their say and the final proposed model was endorsed by an Independent Clinical Review Panel in early 2014, subject to some further modifications.
The proposed clinical model is currently being reviewed by the West Midlands Clinical Senate as part of NHS England's assurance process. The Trust's A&E consultants have given evidence to the West Midlands Clinical Senate as part of the review.
The ongoing delays in moving forward have been a source of frustration for all parties and there was a recognised risk that staff could leave for other posts in the event of continued uncertainty. The Trust will now focus on its recruitment plans to replace the departing staff once they have served their notice. In the meantime, services will continue as normal whilst plans are put in place to manage a safe transition.


Bulk-excavations contractor and specialist recycling company, Grundy & Co Excavations Ltd., has taken delivery of its first DAF 8x4 tippers.
After taking delivery of an initial 500 DAF XF tractors European transport company Girteka Logistics has ordered a further 1,500 DAF XF trucks.
DAF announced its search for the oldest truck earlier this year, as the company continues to celebrate its 90th birthday in 2018.
Highly regarded Bo'ness haulier, Derek Heeps Ltd., has boosted the fleet's on-the-road presence with a 90th Anniversary DAF XF 530 FTG.
DAF Trucks has won the prestigious Computable Award 2018 for the company's 3D DAF Truck Configurator.
Lincoln-based Denby Transport has seen its entire DAF-only marque achieve an average fuel consumption figure of 29.96 litres / 100km during August.
DAF Trucks UK held an official opening ceremony this week to celebrate its recent move to a new head office facility in Haddenham.
Imperial Commercials, the largest DAF Dealer group in the UK and Europe, is investing £5 million into a new, purpose-built dealership in Gloucester.
That is the overall DAF theme at the IAA 2018, which will be held in Hanover, from 20 to 27 September.
The family-owned firm of RW Stewart has taken six New XF 530 FTR tractor units in a planned fleet-refreshment programme.
The Knights of Old fleet has been joined by 10 DAF New XF 530 FTG tractor units to enter service with the operator at its Kettering headquarters.
DAF is donating a New CF 370 rear-steer 26-tonne 6x2 rigid for use by Transport Association members in their support of industry charity, Transaid.
DAF Trucks is backing Team BRIT, 'the most inspirational team in motorsport', with the donation of a top-of-the-range New XF 530 and race trailer.
Alwin Limited, which began life almost 50 years ago, has branched out successfully into pan-European temperature-controlled distribution.
Ford and Slater - one of the UK's largest independent DAF dealership groups has won Apprenticeship of the Year at the Motor Transport Awards 2018.
DAFcheck, DAF Trucks' network-wide electronic vehicle maintenance record system, has been validated by the DVSA Earned Recognition scheme.
Leading European transport company Girteka Logistics will expand its fleet with 500 DAF XF trucks.


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Best Shot remains committed to producing the highest quality coat and skin care products for horses, dogs and cats. Passion for what we do runs deep throughout the company. We use Best Shot on all our beloved four-legged family members and ourselves. We are so proud to offer our amazing products and expertise to you too!


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What's on at the Old Bailey, June 12
CASES OF INTEREST AT THE OLD BAILEY ON FRIDAY
Court 1 at 10am Mention in the case of Shaian Forde, 25, and two schoolboys aged 14 and 16, accused of murder. Santino Angelo Dymiter,18, was stabbed to death in East London
Court 1 at 10.30am trial of Stephen Whiteley and Ziad Akle, former territory managers for Iraq at energy consultancy Unaoil, along with their co-defendant Paul Bond, former Middle East sales manager at Dutch energy firm SBM. They are accused of bribing officials in Iraq for contracts worth US$800 million to rebuild the country's oil industry after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003.
Court 8 at 10am case of six teenagers over the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old student Josiph Beker, who was stabbed outside a KFC in Edgeware Road, central London.
Court 9 at 10am Preliminary hearing in the case of Mohammed Chowdhury accused of terrorist related offences.
Court 12 at 10am Mention in the case of Elton Sefa, who was extradited from Albania on a murder charge. He is accused of beating to death John Woodward, 47, a builder, whose body was found on a roof in Hatton Garden, central London.
Court 12 at 11.30am Mention in the case of Dean Smith accused of murdering his 13 year old daughter. Masie Newell suffered head injuries when she was a four week old baby in 2000 and died in 2014 allegedly as a result of the injuries.
Court 12 at 12.15pm pre-trial review in the case of Yasin Amare accused of murder. Gleb Zhebrovsky, also known as Gleb Stalnoy, was knifed in Poplar, East London and died at the scene.The 34-year-old Chelsea fan, who was born in Russia and moved to England aged 17, founded Hands On Crew. It provides labourers to the construction and events industries.
Court 12 at 2pm Trial of Uran Nabiev accused of killing Jake Kemp, 26, in an alleged hit and run motoring collision in Bexley, Kent.
Court 13 at 10am Mention in the case of Francis Appiagyei and two others accused of murder. David Bello-Monerville,38, was fatally stabbed in Barnet, north London, on 18 June. The victim's two brothers had also met violent deaths.
Court 13 at 11am Plea and trial preparation in the case of Umit Hayta charged with attempted murder and two counts of GBH after two people were stabbed in Homerton, east London
Court 13 at 2pm Sentence in the case of motorist Muhim Miah. He is alleged to have mowed down and killed a young barmaid while she celebrated her birthday. Charlotte Kenning, 26, was struck by a red Vauxhall Astra driven by Muhim Miah in Limeharbour, Tower Hamlets, East London on 25 May and died in hospital the following day.
Court 16 at 10am Sentence in the case of bin man Robert Collins, who admitted causing death by careless driving. His colleague, father of five, Paul Abbott,55, was struck by their rubbish truck when Collins failed to apply the handbrake properly.
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Roshi Chadha is a member of the Board of Governors of the Canadian Red Cross. She is also an asbestos exporter.
Since 1981, she has been an executive of Seja Trade Ltd., a Montreal company that has for years been exporting asbestos from the open-pit Jeffrey asbestos mine in Quebec to India. Her husband, Baljit Singh Chadha, who is seeking to revive the dying Quebec asbestos industry, is not publicly identified with Seja Trade Ltd.
The Jeffrey open-pit mine has closed down, but Baljit Chadha is lobbying the Quebec government for a $58 million loan guarantee in order to open a new underground Jeffrey mine, which would export of millions of tonnes of asbestos to Asia for the next 25 to 50 years. He states that his project will be financially profitable.
As an asbestos exporter, Roshi Chadha is violating the values and standards of the Red Cross. She is contributing to harming people overseas and contributing to a double standard under which asbestos is being removed from schools in Canada to protect Canadian children, while being placed in schools in India, where there are no safety protections and children will be exposed to asbestos harm.
When the Red Cross is involved in relief efforts after a natural disaster, such as the earthquake in Indonesia, asbestos-contaminated rubble is an additional health risk threatening survivors and Red Cross relief workers. For this reason, the World Bank has stated that no asbestos should be used in regions prone to earthquakes and other natural disasters.
Roshi Chadha is also a member of the Board of Directors of the St. Mary's Hospital Foundation and a member of the Board of Directors of the McGill University Health Centre in Montreal.
But when it comes to the asbestos she exports, Roshi Chadha has a different standard and refuses to heed reputable medical information. The Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Canadian Public Health Association, the Quebec government's own sixteen Directors of Public Health, as well as numerous other medical authorities, have strongly and unanimously called for the export of asbestos to end and have opposed the re-opening of the Jeffrey mine, saying that asbestos from the mine would lead to loss of life.
Roshi Chadha's role in exporting asbestos as an executive of Seja Trade Ltd is in direct conflict with her role as a board member of the Canadian Red Cross, St Mary's Hospital Foundation and the McGill University Health Centre.
Asbestos victims have written to Roshi Chadha and to the Canadian Red Cross, St Mary's Hospital Foundation and the McGill University Health Centre, asking that she support health and stop exporting asbestos harm or that otherwise she be asked to resign. To date, they have received no reply.