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Human Trafficking: The Sinai Phenomenon
Alyssa Stein
(To read other articles in our Arts-Policy Nexus series click here.)
According to the United Nations, it is time to pay attention to the "most unreported humanitarian crisis in the world." Bedouins in the Sinai Desert are kidnapping asylum-seekers from Eritrea, thousands of whom try desperately to cross the Egyptian-Israeli border every year. In an effort to draw attention to this disturbing phenomenon, Israeli filmmaker Keren Shayo partnered with Swedish-Eritrean journalist Meron Estefanos to produce "Sound of Torture," a documentary revealing the struggles of fleeing Eritrean refugees.
"Sound of Torture" follows Estefanos as she embarks on a journey through Egypt and Israel, sharing the stories of the Eritrean refugees she encounters. Prior to her trip to the Middle East, Estefanos broadcast a weekly radio show from Stockholm. During her show, she would read the names of recently kidnapped victims, as well as offer advice to Eritrean listeners. Many Eritrean family members and victims themselves would subsequently call in, seeking guidance on a variety of matters, including how to raise the funds to pay the high ransom fees the Bedouins were asking.
"We became one family," Estefanos explains as she began her travels. "There was a time when we hoped we could meet face to face one day. That day has come, and I'm on my way to Israel."
Estefanos focuses her trip on two refugees in particular. The first is 20-year-old Timnit. Though her family paid her ransom to her kidnappers nearly 18 months prior, neither her brother nor her boyfriend has heard news of her release. The second victim is Hiriyti, a woman who was pregnant at the time of her kidnapping. Estefanos works with her husband, Amaniel, to provide aid in paying the ransom for her freedom.
Documenting these refugees was no easy task. "It was pretty hard to get the trust of the Eritrean community," Shayo explains. "Sometimes people thought I was cooperating with the Eritrean government. It was not easy, but we found the characters and stories that we wanted to follow—and tried to personally help all of them."
Shayo first learned of the Sinai kidnappings in 2011. Through her previous work with asylum-seekers, she was already familiar with many Eritreans in Tel Aviv. Upon learning that the situation had worsened, Shayo teamed up with Estefanos to create "Sound of Torture."
"In the beginning, the kidnappings were a very small phenomenon, and the ransom was between $3,000 to $5,000. Now, the ransom can reach as much as $40,000. I felt like I had to do something about it because it's nothing institutions are going to take care of," Shayo says.
And Shayo's observations were indeed correct. Governments and other institutional bodies have failed to address the problem. In the 2014 U.S. Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report, Eritrea was placed in Tier 3, which signifies that the country's government does not comply with trafficking laws and is making little effort to do so. Thus far, there has been minimal international pressure placed on Eritrea to deal with this issue. "There is no political interest," Shayo argues. Eritrea lacks either a robust tourism or trade industry, rendering it an impoverished state with few desirable resources. In short, it's not a country others are invested in protecting—or even improving.
To make matters worse, the Egyptian revolution—and the political instability that followed—paved the way for Bedouin bandits to kidnap with abandon. Even today, Egypt is still too weak to properly address the criminality. Though the European Parliament and UN Council adopted a resolution demanding the Egyptian government fight against Bedouin traffickers, the Sisi government has taken no significant action to date.
Of course, establishing Egyptian anti-trafficking policy will only solve part of the problem. The second issue lies beyond the border. Should the Eritrean refugees make it to Israel, there are few resources to assimilate them into society. "It's very difficult because they have no status here," Shayo explains.
The only aid provided is by NGOs, and they only have the means to provide assistance to the direst of circumstances. "If someone is just seeking a little bit of help, they're not really getting it."
Shayo hopes her film will begin to address this second issue. She held one of the first screenings of the film in the Knesset (Israeli Parliament), which she hoped would motivate the Israeli government to provide immediate relief for the refugees. "The screening did generate a lot of interest from the Parliament members," Shayo explains, "but then the war began, and the interest was easily forgotten."
Beyond Israel, Shayo wants global recognition. "Sound of Torture" has currently been screened for both the European Parliament and the UN Council in hopes of sparking political awareness—and ultimately action. It has also won awards in several major film festivals, including the DocAviv Film Festival in Israel and The Movies that Matter Film Festival in the Netherlands. The film has also been nominated for Prix Europa in Berlin this October.
"When we started to screen the film, everybody told us how they had never heard about this kind of thing," Shayo says. "I hope now that the governments know where it can go and what the result of it is, they will try to stop it."
A complete list of upcoming screenings can be found here.
To learn more about "Sound of Torture," visit Women Make Movies.
Alyssa Stein is an editorial assistant at World Policy Journal.
[Photo courtesy of Women Make Movies]
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The 20th Anniversary of The Slim Shady LP is set to release on 3LP 180 gram vinyl and 2CD on 13th December, 2019 in an updated Expanded Edition including bonus tracks, rarities, a capella's, freestyles, and instrumentals.
Originally released on 23rd February, 1999 The Slim Shady LP turned Eminem from an underground rapper into a high-profile celebrity. The album featured production from Dr. Dre, the Bass Brothers, and Eminem himself. The Slim Shady LP is his first album with a major label after his first album Infinite was released on an independent label in 1996. The majority of the album's lyrical content is written from the perspective of the rapper's alter ego Slim Shady, whom the rapper created on the Slim Shady EP (1997).
The Slim Shady LP went on to be certified quadruple-platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and has sold over 18 million copies worldwide.
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2 My Name Is
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9 Role Model
10 Lounge
11 My Fault
12 Ken Kaniff
13 Cum On Everybody
14 Rock Bottom
15 Just Don't Give A
17 As The World Turns
18 I'm Shady
19 Bad Meets Evil
20 Still Don't Give A
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She Wears Red Feathers
THE OMEGA 3 AND THE OLDEST TRADITION - HUMOUR
Roaring Jelly Return - as Oily Fish!
Article by Adam Conway, first published in Living Tradition magazine, issue 76, 2007
A career break of 20 years is a long time in any business. In music - professional suicide, you'd think. But Derek and Clive are indeed back after two decades. We're not talking about the foul-mouthed alter egos of Pete and Dud, but Derek Pearce and Clive Harvey of the legendary acoustic comedy trio Roaring Jelly. Via an estimated 1500 gigs back in the 70s and 80s, Jelly carved a niche, on the folk scene and beyond, specializing in their own unique brand of comic songs ranging from the quirky to the bizarre. They became hugely popular on the folk club and festival scene. Many clubs, particularly in their original Midlands stomping ground, reported them as a regular 'standing room only' act, and in a 1980 nationwide poll of club organisers Roaring Jelly emerged as the top-pulling band. They got into radio and TV, even landing their own BBC Christmas special, appeared on Tiswas, and were asked to write music for several TV and radio programmes. The Guinness Who's Who of Folk Music described them as "pioneers of alternative comedy before the term became fashionable".
I ask the obvious question: Why on earth, at the height of your popularity in the mid-80s, did you split up?
"Needed a bit of a rest," quips Clive. "We weren't earning a fortune. To make a living we had to do lots of gigs and lots of travelling, all over Britain and sometimes abroad. Glad we did it - we had a lot of fun and I'm proud of what we achieved - but it plays havoc with family life and it was bloody hard work! You can't do it forever."
Derek continues, "Besides, I had severe hearing problems and it got to the stage where I was relying on visual cues. When Clive's right arm stopped strumming, I knew we'd got to the end of the song. You think I'm kidding, but it was almost that bad. I'm still pretty deaf but hearing aids are much better now. I don't have to watch Clive so much," he laughs, "which is a great relief!" Still joking at his own expense, Derek enthuses about the opportunity to contribute to "Living Conditions" magazine and talk about life on the road - the "passive obesity" syndrome of pubs, clubs, motorway services and Little Chefs.
"Not 'Conditions', mate - 'Traditions'", Clive helps out.
"Ah, fine," says Derek, "Nothing more traditional than humour."
The next obvious question is why have they got back together now? "We stayed good mates while we were off doing our own things," says Clive, "but had no thoughts of working together. Then a couple of years ago Derek and I got together again and started writing new material. Not sure why, just felt like it. Then we needed an outlet, and we couldn't think of a better one than ourselves. Revive the band? Derek says I had the idea first but I swear he did." There was already renewed interest in Roaring Jelly through the re-release of Valerie Wilkins, on the ADA compilation Nowt So Funny As Folk. The song picked up quite a bit of airplay and was in fact the most requested track of 2004 on Mike Harding's BBC Radio 2 show.
So why The Omega 3?
"Roaring Jelly is a great name for a band," continues Clive, "so great that there are now loads of bands call Roaring Jelly - two in the USA alone and another, we think, in Scotland. So we decided to choose a new name. We're into healthy eating these days, oily fish and all that, so The Omega 3 seemed appropriate. Some people - including our new record company! - think we're mad to ditch the name Roaring Jelly. Maybe we are, but maybe that's why we can write mad songs." "And," adds Derek, "we've got lots of new mad songs and a new mad bass player, so although it's still mad it's not quite the same band."
Clive and Derek both live in the London area now, whilst original bass man Mick Hennessy is still in Derbyshire, and thus geographically challenged. A new bass player was required. Enter the mysterious Da'aboth. Martial arts master and spiritual healer, Derek's friend Da'aboth also happened to be a bass guitarist. He completed the new line-up and at the end of 2006 The Omega 3 started gigging.
~ " 800 people in the Ham Marquee, baying for more, felt very good! " ~
Appearances at theatres, arts centres, village halls and folk clubs have all been enthusiastically received. Lawrence Heath, who gave the band an early gig at the Electric Theatre, Guildford, said, "The chemistry is still there. So's the humour, but backed up with a good deal of musicality. The new material stands up very well amongst the old Jelly numbers - just as strong, if not stronger than the old stuff."
"We've also really enjoyed the festivals," says Derek. The Festival of the Peak in June marked a successful return to their former home county of Derbyshire, whilst Sidmouth, almost exactly 20 years on from Jelly's last performance there, was, adds Clive, "Amazing. 800 people in the Ham Marquee, baying for more, felt very good!"
The band's fast-growing reputation should be dealt no harm at all by the recent release of their first album 'Essential Batty Acids', on the ADA label. There are thirteen new songs plus a modern re-working of old Jelly favourite 'Christmas In Australia'. Musically there's lots of variety, the writing is witty, and the range of subject matter is vast, from banjos to unexpected pregnancy, sado-masochism to deafness, menopause to rug sales. The album is typically British eccentric daftness at its best.
A visit to the band's website will reveal that next week, apparently, is Banjo Awareness Week. Batty indeed.
©Adam Conway 2007
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Q: Interval Graphs In graph theory, an interval graph is an undirected graph formed from a set of intervals on the real line, with a vertex for each interval and an edge between vertices whose intervals intersect. It is the intersection graph of the intervals.  Is it possible that the join of two intervals graphs is an interval graph?
In addition,
By definition of an Interval graph. Is it possible that the CORONA of two interval graphs is an interval. And also for the COMPOSITION of two interval graphs is also an interval. I was trying to find a result about it but I can't find one. I am hoping for your response. Thank you very much.

A: graph join:
Let $G$ and $H$ be two interval graphs. Let's show that the join of $G\nabla H$ is an interval graph if and only if one of the two graphs $G$ and $H$ is a complete graph.
Suppose one of the graphs is not a complete graph. Let $u,v$ be a pair of vertices that is not an edge. Because the graph is chordal, it is easy to see that the other graph is the complete graph (otherwise, a missing edge in the other graph would induce $C_4$).
Another way to see it with the intuition of intervals: If an edge is missing in $G$, this implies that there exist two disjoint intervals.
By the definition of a graph join, every interval of $H$ must intersect every interval of $G$, and so must cover the gap between the two disjoint intervals. So all intervals of $H$ intersect each other, hence $H$ is a complete graph.
Every join between a complete graph $G$ and an interval graph $H$ is still an interval graph: Take a set of intervals $S$ describing $H$. We can describe $G$ by a set of intervals that covers every interval in $S$. The union of both sets of intervals describes the $G\nabla H$.
Edit: proofs for Corona product and composition of graphs.
Corona product:
Let $G$ and $H$ be two interval graphs such that the corona product $G\odot H$ is an interval graph. Lets show that $G$ must be a path graph, or $H$ must be empty.
Suppose $G$ is not a path  graph. Two cases: $G$ have a vertex of degree $3$, of $G$ have a cycle (which must be of length 3). In both cases, it implies that some interval (associated with a vertex $v$) is fully covered by the other intervals. If $H$ is non-empty ($H$ have at least one vertex), then vertices corresponding to the copy of $H$ linked to $v$ must also be linked to the intervals covering $v$, which is a contradiction. So $H$ must be empty.
If $H$ is empty, then the corona product is simply $G$, so it is an interval graph.
If $G$ is a path graph, then we choose the corresponding intervals such that each interval contains an interval covered only by itself. We can place in this region a set of interval describing the graph $H$. The set of intervals obtained described the corona product of $G$ and $H$, so it is an interval graph.
graph composition:
Let $G$ and $H$ be two interval graphs such that the graph composition $G[H]$ is an interval graph. Lets show that $H$ must be a complete graph or $G$ must have no edges.
Suppose $G$ have at least one edge. Then the vertices associated with the two extremities of this edge induce a join the graph $H\nabla H$. Has seen before, this implies that $H$ must be a complete graph.
If $G$ has no edges, $G[H]$ is made of disjoint copies of $H$, so it is an interval graph.
If $H$ is a complete graph on $n$ vertices, then we can verify that taking $n$ exact same set of intervals describing $G$ gives a description of $G[H]$

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Plans for our church to mark the 70th anniversary of the landing of the HV Empire Windrush Sunday on June 24th have proved less straightforward than I had imagined. I had thought simply that we would celebrate the sense of style and fun from among Caribbean members of the congregation, have a guest speaker and a Bring and Share meal after church. We would enjoy ourselves and express our gratitude to the Caribbean community for the multi racial Britain we have become.
Little did I think that the Government's treatment of the Windrush generation would be under the spotlight, described by David Lammy MP as a national day of shame and lead ultimately to the resignation of the Home Secretary. It has emerged that people who came to the UK as part of the "Windrush generation", many of whom are now elderly, have lost their jobs, homes, and bank accounts having being told that they were unable to demonstrate their legal status as British citizens. Some have faced deportation.
Ansell Wong spoke at an evening arranged by the Windrush Foundation to mark the 70th anniversary. He described his arrival in the UK from Trinidad in 1965. He said that the British Council induction at Hull University involved showing newly arrived Caribbean immigrants how to flush a toilet and how to use a knife and fork because there was a perception that they wouldn't know how to do these things. Caribbean members of the congregation, who were in England in the 1960s, talk about being asked by young people whether or not they had a tail.
Being asked if you have got a tail is ignorant and cruel but it is not deliberate and calculated, as was the decision by the Home Office in 2010 to destroy thousands of landing cards recording Windrush immigrants' arrival dates in the UK. It is this decision that has created the lack of documentation. MPs have said the targets for removing people living in the UK legally but without the correct documents could have led enforcement officers to target "low-hanging fruit". Billy Holliday sung "Strange Fruit" about the lynching of a slave and to have our government using such imagery so loosely makes Donald Trump look a model of social decorum.
St Stephens has a proud record from the 1960s of making Caribbean newcomers feel welcome. Rev John Asbridge, the then vicar set up the Shepherds Bush Housing Association to answer a need for rented accommodation. On June 24th we will celebrate the friendships we enjoy with each other and recognise the debt we owe to each other. We will bring food and share it together. I have learnt life long lessons of style; fun and discipline from the Caribbean ladies that have made this church their home.
People of African and Caribbean origin make up 2% of the UK's population but account for more than two-thirds of Sunday churchgoers in London and 7% of worshippers nationwide. New figures from the Christian Research Association show that over the last five years black church membership has grown by around 18% compared with a 5% drop for churches nationally. The 492 Caribbean passengers who arrived on the Windrush have significance in our country's history disproportionate to their numbers. People may not have wanted them then but we need them now. The work of @BAMEAnglican is highlighting the debt the Church of England owes to Afro Caribbean communities and how their leadership needs to be an integral part of our future.
HV Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury on June 22nd 1948. How will you mark the 70th anniversary in your church? For ideas, information or simply to make a donation contact The Windrush Foundation.


PRINCE William's bodyguards went to extreme measures to make sure pictures allegedly showing the Duke of Cambridge after a night out did not surface, a classmate of the Prince claimed.
Prince William and Kate Middleton met in 2001 at St Andrews University in Scotland. Prince Harry's older brother was granted privacy from the press during his time at university, allowing the Duke of Cambridge to enjoy a relatively normal student experience. This is said to have included going out to nightclubs with his friends, something Kate is also believed to have been fond of.
She also claimed that it was rumoured William's security retrieved footage from the public of Prince William falling into a bush on a night out.
Ms McCardle said: "On another occasion I remember William coming back and falling into a bush.
While fun for them both at university, William's party side almost ended his relationship with Kate after they graduated.
Kate and Wills' relationship took a break in 2007 after the Duchess was left "humiliated" by the Prince's partying habits.
Jessica Jayne's book "The Duchess of Cambridge: How Kate Middleton Became A Future Queen", published in 2012, claims that three years before their engagement, Kate quit her job at fashion house Jigsaw because she needed "some time to think about her relationship with William".
Meghan Markle's sister-in-law is said to have been doubting her boyfriend when she learned he was going clubbing with his friends instead of seeing her.
William even "flirted and danced with a girl" while in club Boujis, the book claims.
The couple finally decided to take a break from the relationship when a picture of the Prince getting close to two girls in a nightclub was published in the tabloids.
Kate Middleton: How Is Prince William's Wife Keeping Up As Next Queen Consort?


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Q: Conjecture: Every $n \geq 20 \in \mathbb{N}$ can be written as a sum of three integers $(\geq 2)$ that are pairwise coprime This question on the sum of pairwise prime numbers piqued my interest, and I started looking at what numbers can be written as the sum of three pairwise coprime numbers (excluding $1$):
$$
\begin{align*}
10&=5+3+2\\
12&=7+3+2\\
14&=7+5+2\\
15&=7+5+3\\
16&=9+5+2\\
18&=11+4+3\\
19&=11+5+3\\
20&=11+7+2\\
21&=11+7+3\\
22&=11+7+4\\
&\ldots
\end{align*}
$$
It's fairly clear why $10$ is the smallest number possible, but I couldn't find any pattern until $20$ where it seems like all the rest follow suit.
It seems after $20$, there are so many possible combinations that every following number can be written as a sum of three integers $(\geq 2)$ which are pairwise coprime. Is this a known result, and, can it be (dis)proved?
EDIT:
Thanks for the responses all, I believe I have devised a nice case proof (inspired by Yuval Peres' case answer!)
Proof
Case 1: $n$ is even
$$
\begin{align*}
n&=6k=2+3+(6k−5)\\
n&=6k+2=4+3+(6k−7)\\
n&=6k+4=2+3+(6k−5)
\end{align*}
$$
Case 2: $n$ is odd
$$
\begin{align*}
n&=12k+1=3+(6k−7)+(6k+5) \text{ with } k≥2\\
n&=12k+3=9+(6k−5)+(6k−1) \text{ with } k≥2\\
n&=12k+5=3+(6k−5)+(6k+7) \text{ with } k≥2\\
n&=12k+7=3+(6k−1)+(6k+5)\\
n&=12k+9=3+(6k−1)+(6k+7)\\
n&=12k+11=3+(6k+1)+(6k+7) \hspace{35pt}\blacksquare
\end{align*}
$$

A: If   $n \ne 2 \!\!\! \mod 3$ and $n \ne 3 \!\!\! \mod 5$: $\;\;$ Write $\;n=3+5+(n-8)$ provided $n \ge 10$.
If $n \ne 2 \!\!\! \mod 3$ and $n = 3 \!\!\! \mod 5$: $\;\;$ Write $\;n=9+5+(n-14)$ provided $n \ge 16$.
If  $n =2 \!\!\! \mod 3$ and $n \ne 3 \!\!\! \mod 5$: $\;\;$ Write $\;n=3+25+(n-28)$ provided $n \ge 30$. $\quad$   Observe that 26=2+5+19.
If $n =2 \!\!\! \mod 3$ and $n = 3 \!\!\! \mod 5$: $\;\;$ Write $\;n=9+25+(n-34)$ provided $n \ge 36$.  $\quad$ Observe that 23=3+7+13.

A: Assume that $n$ is not the power of sum prime, i.e $n$ cannot be written as $n=p^{\alpha}$ for some prime $p$ and exponent $\alpha$. In this case, we can find two distinct primes $p,q$ that both divide $n$. Clearly $p+q<pq<n$ and so $n-(p+q)$ is a positive integer. This means that we can write
$$n=p+q+(n-(p+q)).$$
The first two terms, $p$ and $q$, are clearly coprime since $p$ and $q$ are prime, and hence all there is left to check is that $(n-(p+q))$ is not a multiple of $p$ or $q$. This follows from the fact that
$$n-(p+q)\equiv -q \neq 0\mod(p)$$
$$n-(p+q)\equiv -p \neq 0\mod(q)$$
since $n$ is a multiple of $p$ and $q$, and both $p$ and $q$ are prime thus are nonzero modulo each other.
In the general case you should be able to do something similar by shifting, since prime powers are 'rare enough' in a certain sense.


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Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation [C…
The Centre for Clinical Epidemiology & Evaluation undertakes research and training and provides evidence-based advice to advance a sustainable health system for British Columbians.
Our focus is on three areas of health research:
Clinical research – research that explores the safety, effectiveness and efficiency of health care interventions and procedures (including disease prevention measures);
Applied health services and health economics research – research concerned with the organisation, management, financing, delivery and outcomes of care;
Knowledge translation – the process of promoting and facilitating evidence-informed decision making at practice, managerial and policy levels.
C2E2 investigators have a diverse range of specialties from family practice and emergency medicine to health economics and outcomes evaluation. They develop research methodology and provide statistical expertise for health care policy makers and VCH health researchers, and provide evidence-based advice to support and advance a sustainable health care system that delivers high quality, safe, and effective care. The the types of questions C2E2 regularly explores are:
How does organizational change affect health outcomes?
What is the utilization of cardiovascular health care by differing population groups?
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Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market, By Vehicle Type, By Engine Capacity, By Type of Sales and Forecast 2027
17-Jun-2022 | Navi Mumbai | News-Press Release
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Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.97% in terms of value to reach USD73.63 million by 2027 due to the growing e-commerce industry, increasing disposable income, and removal of the ban on women riding vehicles. Also, the rise in the market players offering better performing and fuel-efficient motorcycles and the high demand for motorcycles for recreational and adventurous activities among consumers are accelerating the growth of Saudi Arabia two-wheeler market over the forecast period.
Riders prefer to use two-wheelers as they are easy to navigate through dense traffic and are affordable with low maintenance costs. The Government of Saudi Arabia removed the ban on women driving in 2017. Women have shown interest in riding two-wheelers as they give a sense of empowerment to women. The growing population's demand to ride two-wheeler vehicles, coupled with advantages offered by two-wheelers such as better fuel economy, low maintenance, and ownership cost, is expected to bolster the growth of Saudi Arabia two-wheeler market in the next five years. Also, ride-hailing and ride-sharing services are witnessing massive demand among consumers due to high internet penetration and changing preferences of consumers to avail services from online channels. Two-wheeler vehicles offer a cost-effective solution to consumers in comparison to riding four-wheeler vehicles.
Saudi Arabia two-wheeler market is segmented into vehicle type, engine capacity, type of sales, regional distribution, and competitive landscape. Based on type of sales, the market is bifurcated into individual and institutional. The individual segment dominated the market in 2021 with a market share of 55.92% and is expected to maintain its dominance over the forecast period. The high per capita income of consumers and the changing preference for private vehicle owners are driving the segment demand.
Suzuki Barayan (Saleh Omar Barayan Sons Co Ltd), Harley-Davidson Inc. (M.A. Al-Mutlaq Sons Co.), Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Al Khorayef Commercial Co. Ltd.), KTM AG (Tristar Motorcycles LLC), Moto Guzzi (Tristar Motorcycles LLC), Honda Motor Company Limited (Abdullah Hashim Company Ltd.), Kawasaki Motors Ltd. (Arabian Auto Agency Co. Ltd.), BMW Motorrad (Mohamed Yousuf Naghi Motors Co.), Hero MotoCorp Ltd. (M.A. Al-Mutlaq Sons Co.), Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. (Saudi Arabian Marketing and Agencies Company. Ltd (SAMCO) is among the major market players in Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
Years considered for this report:
Historical Years: 2017-2020
Estimated Year: 2022E
Forecast Period: 2023F-2027F
Objective of the Study:
•To analyze the historical growth in the market size of Saudi Arabia two wheeler market from 2017 to 2021.
•To estimate and forecast the market size of Saudi Arabia two wheeler market from 2022 to 2027 and growth rate until 2027.
•To classify and forecast Saudi Arabia two wheeler market based on vehicle type, engine capacity, type of sales, regional distribution and competitive landscape.
•To identify dominant region or segment in the Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
•To identify drivers and challenges for Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
•To examine competitive developments such as expansions, new product launches, mergers & acquisitions, etc., in Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
•To identify and analyze the profile of leading players operating in Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
•To identify key sustainable strategies adopted by market players in Saudi Arabia two wheeler market.
Key Target Audience:
•Two wheeler manufacturers
•Market research and consulting firms
•Government bodies such as regulating authorities and policy makers
•Organizations, forums, and alliances related to two wheelers
The study is useful in providing answers to several critical questions that are important for the industry stakeholders such as manufacturers, suppliers and partners, end users, etc., besides allowing them in strategizing investments and capitalizing on market opportunities.
In this report, Saudi Arabia two wheeler market have been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:
•Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market By Vehicle Type:
Scooter/Moped
•Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market By Engine Capacity:
Above 500cc
Till 125cc
•Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market By Type of Sales:
•Saudi Arabia Two Wheeler Market By Region:
Northern & Central
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The first touring paddle of the year took place on the Kennet and Avon canal on 14th January 2018. It was a genteel affaire from the café and toilets at Dundas Aqueduct to a second café with toilets at Bradford on Avon, before returning to Dundas. In an emergency, there is even a pub' with toilets half way between the two cafes.
This trip is always a safe bet in mid-winter because there is no fear of high water levels affecting things on a river, it is still water, and well wooded and so sheltered from the wind and it is easy on the physical side after all that Christmas over indulgence. At 9 miles, it's also possible to do in a short boat if you want to.
Continue reading "A gentle canal paddle. January 2018"


Local art patrons browse the featured works of the Dynamic Gestures exhibit at the Mesa Art Gallery.
This exhibit takes the viewer on a visual buffet of various contextual mediums, as one evaluates one piece to the next. It contains the only hands-on program of gallery management in San Diego.
Alessandra Moctezuma, the Gallery Director of the Mesa College Art Gallery and professor of museum studies, organized and led the artists' presentations.
"When you go into the gallery it feels very animated- it feels full of energy and life," Professor Moctezuma proclaims.
Silfredo La O got his start in dancing with painting on the back burner. Using dance as expression, he displays a beautiful work of art. With the birth of his son interfering with his travel, La O questioned his interest in becoming a painter. In order to get his art into others' hands, he mentions giving them away for free to get his foot in the door. Soon after, he went on to learn the business end of painting in order to become a more successful artist.
Chris Warr chose to present a slide show, showcasing his early work in order to show the early influences on his work.
Caveney also mentions the idea of collaboration.
"If I can collaborate with these people maybe I can live with these people on a day to day basis if they understand a little more of what I'm doing with my work," says Caveney.
Overall, the gallery represented a broad look at the art world. Exploring each artist's own struggles and escapes- whether being a misunderstood sculptured portrait, a journey through dance and paint or a look at the artistic expression through comics, each artist seemed to bring people out of their average comfort zone and thus helping people to take a deeper look at what they're trying to express as well as the deeper meaning in it all.


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South Africans will from today, 30 June 2016, consume processed food with reduced salt as new legislation kicks in
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Thursday, 30 June, 2016 - 12:19
Thursday 30 June, 2016 - 12:19
South Africans Eating Less Salt from Today as New Law Kicks In
BY Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa
From today, 30 June 2016, South Africans will be eating less salt, and most people will be blissfully unaware. New legislation to reduce salt in processed foods comes into effect on 30 June 2016.
South Africans eat on average double the recommended daily salt limit of 5 grams a day. Most of this salt does not come from what consumers add themselves, but rather from what is added during manufacturing. Excess salt intake can raise blood pressure, thereby contributing to heart disease, strokes and kidney disease. From today, South Africans will eat a little less salt as legislation comes into effect to reduce the salt content of commonly consumed foods.
Most salt is hidden in everyday foods
On average, 4 slices of bread provides 1.6 grams or a quarter teaspoon of salt per day - a third of the recommended maximum. A portion of sausage or boerewors can provide 2.5 grams of salt. Even sweet breakfast cereals can bump up salt intake by another gram. Surprised? Consumers can use www.saltcalculator.co.za to find out where the salt in their diet comes from.
The three-year wait is finally over
The amendment to the foodstuff regulations was published in the Government Gazette in March 2013. A three-year implementation period was granted to allow time for manufacturers to experiment with reformulation and produce lower salt products that are still acceptable to consumers. From today, all manufacturers need to abide to new salt levels.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi's ground-breaking bill imposes maximum salt level targets for a basket of commonly consumed foods. Foods affected includes bread, breakfast cereal, margarines and butter, savoury snacks, potato crisps, processed meats, sausages, soup and gravy powders, instant noodles and stocks. Each of these food categories has an individual target to be achieved by today, and another stricter limit that needs to be met by 2019.
The impact of reduced salt on heart diseases and strokes
In a simulation study, researchers estimated that a reduction of salt from breads, margarine, soup and seasonings will amount to a 0.85 gram daily reduction per person. Using expected improvements in blood pressure and national statistics, they calculated the expected impact on our nation's health. This level of salt reduction is estimated to result in 7 400 fewer cardiovascular deaths and 4 300 fewer non-fatal strokes every year1.
Are food manufacturers worth their salt?
The big question is whether companies are on target to meet the deadline and if the foods on our shelves are actually lower in salt? Sibonile Dube, corporate affairs director for Unilever SA says, "All our products being manufactured, post June 2016, will be 100 percent compliant to the salt regulations. There will still be some older stock in circulation, but we can assure consumers that we have met these targets." Le-Anne Engelbrecht, brand manager at SASKO breads, echoes this response: "SASKO has been hard at work to align with the required salt regulations and is well on track to meet the sodium targets within the specified deadline."
Legislation is not a standalone solution
While legislation is an important step, it will not completely resolve our excess salt intake. South African consumers add on average 4 grams of salt to food at home. This alone nearly meets the World Health Organisation's maximum limit of 5 grams or 1 teaspoon per day. There are also many foods that are not included in the legislation either. Salted peanut butter contains 800 times more salt than the unsalted variety.
Foods affected by legislation like potato chips and processed meats will still be very salty even after target levels have been met. Not forgetting takeouts - a fried chicken or burger meal provides double to triple our daily intake, sometimes even more. Consumers should read food labels to compare products and demand less salty products. All foods with the Heart Mark logo have been evaluated and are lower salt options. Of course our responsibility doesn't end whilst shopping - adding less salt whilst cooking and at the table is just as important.
1 Bertram et al. reducing the sodium content of high-salt foods: Effect on cardiovascular disease in South Africa. S Afr Med J 2012;102(9):743-745. DOI:10.7196/SAMJ.5832
About the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa
The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa (HSFSA) plays a leading role in the fight against preventable heart disease and stroke, with the aim of seeing fewer people in South Africa suffer premature deaths and disabilities. The HSFSA, established in 1980 is a non-governmental, nonprofit organisation which relies on external funding to sustain the work it carries out.
The HSFSA aims to reduce the cardiovascular disease (CVD) burden in South Africa and ultimately on the health care system of South Africa. Our mission is to empower people in South Africa to adopt healthy lifestyles, make healthy choices easier, seek appropriate care and encourage prevention.
For more information contact the Heart and Stroke Health Line on 0860 1 HEART (43278). Alternatively, contact Nuraan Cader, Public Relations & Communications Officer, email: nuraan@heartfoundation.co.za or faith@heartfoundation.co.za (Public Relations Intern), Tel: 021 422 1586.
For more about the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, refer to or refer to www.heartfoundation.co.za.
You can also find us on www.facebook.com/HeartStrokeSA and www.twitter.com/SAHeartStroke.
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long time no speak. I acquired this as part of a trade. Looks new built to me. Some minor shelf wear on the chassis. Will supply new front tires, too, possibly not originals though. Only issue that I can see is the yellow bottom front shock ends, and the paint which is flaking on the body - which is a good thing as it peels very easily, hence stripping it and doing a new paint job should be rather straightforward.
120GBP/ 140EUR / 160CHF, shipped from switzerland paid by wire or paypal friends + shipping costs (about 25GBP to western world, could be less and I will refund, more and I bite the bullet). Open to offers.
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I've always been a fan of Richmal Crompton's 'William' books for children. Liberally peppered with hilarious incidents and cringeworthy escapades, it is hard to think that Crompton could be capable of writing a sentence that was not funny. I was therefore, intrigued to discover Crompton was a prolific writer of adult, 'serious' novels. 'Family Roundabout' published by Persephone books, is my first experience with Crompton, writing a non-William book and I must say that I rather enjoyed this alternative voice of Crompton too!
Excerpt: This Persephone book looks at the complex relationship between two neighbouring families, the Fowlers and the Willoughbys, whose outlooks on life, are on one hand in opposition to one another, but on the other hand, find their paths unavoidably intertwined. Both the matriarch's of the families, keep a close eye on the fates of their beloved families, but employ different styles in guiding them. Mrs Willoughby, has control of the family fortune, and dictates the actions of her family members by way of controlling the money she endows them. Benevolent Mrs Fowler, watches silently, as her children fall in and out of their individual problems. Most of her children appeal for her help when they require it. But despite, however, much the mothers' try to resolve their children's problems, new troubles, recur in cyclical events, almost like a roundabout.
Published: 1948 by Hutchinson , later published by Persephone Books in 2001.
Location of the story: rural England, in the years preceding World War II.
Main Characters: the two families: the Fowlers and the Willoughbys.
Family Roundabout, essentially deals with the domestic events occurring in the neighbouring households of the Fowlers and the Willoughbys. At the start of the book, both the patriarchs of the families have died, leaving their wives at the helm of family affairs.
Mrs. Fowler or Millicent has for so many years moulded her personality to suit the requirements of her husband and family, she has forgotten that she has an individual voice of her own. Quite interestingly, in the first few pages of the book we are introduced to the concept of Millicent having a split personality of sorts- that of the muddle-headed, self-effacing, diminutive 'Milly' and also that of 'Millicent' – a more discerning, quick-witted, astute individual with a sharp intellect.
We see in the course of the novel, Mrs Fowler, taking judicious steps to guide the progress of her family but always hiding proof of any deliberate intentions under the ruse of the bemused 'Millie'.
The Fowlers are a large family who live in Langley Place, a country house located in the small village of Hurstmede, three miles away from the country town of Bellington. When Henry Fowler dies, he leaves behind Millicent, and their five children: Matthew (28) (living abroad in Kenya), Peter an architect (26)(married to Belle), Anice (24), Helen (22) and the youngest Judy, a schoolgirl of 16.
Willoughby, the owner of a large paper-mill, leaves his money in its entirety to his wife, Mrs Willoughby who chooses to distribute this money to her children as she sees fit. As a result she has complete control over the movements of her children. Dasg and dash, wedded to dash and dash respectively, respond to Mrs illooghby's beck and call much to the consternation of their husbands. But household expenses, clothes and school fees are paid for so there is little or no protest. Max, as the eldest son, takes over as the de facto head of the mills. The youngest son, Oliver, has literary aspirations to publish a novel but his ideas are met with strong disproval from his mother and he forced to at least appear to work in the family business.
While Henry Fowler and Willoughby were alive the two families paths seldom met. They were separated from one another by a vague idea of class difference and contempt for each other's standing in society.
After the death of the two patriarchs Max and Helen decide to marry, thus unavoidably intertwining the paths of the two families. Cool and calculative Helen meets with her mother-in-laws approval and is usually consulted regarding all family affairs. The two youngest children of the respective families, Judy Fowler and Cynthia Willougby are close friends and go to school together. They share a shared juvenile obsession for a famous contemporary author.
Slowly, we are introduced into the individual lives of the Willoughbys and Fowlers. We learn that Peter Fowler has an unhappy home that he shares with his neurotic, manipulative wife Belle and their young daughter Gillian. Peter has a close bond with his brother Matthew, who lives in Kenya , but who frequently writes to their mother about his intentions of returning to his family home.
Anise, close in age to Helen, has grown up in her beautiful younger sisters shadow, marries a poor bookshop employee four of love and lives an unhappy life constantly trying to compete with her wealthy sister Helen. Judy, grows up to be a beautiful young woman, and she and Oliver , the youngest Willoughby fall in love with one another. Mrs Willoughby, disapproves of the alliance, and tries to discourage Oliver from marrying her. Judy, yearning for the city life, cajoles Oliver into forsaking his position in the family business and tries to convince him to live an independent life in the city as a writer, However, timid Oliver finds himself constantly mustering up the courage to make this tremendous leap into financial insecurity.
Mrs Fowler, silently witnesses the trial and tribulations of her family. She waits in the sidelines, anticipating each wrong turn that her children and grandchildren might make and silently tries to steer them in the right direction. She suffers silently and is often unable to make matters right.
Mrs Willoughby, on the other hand, rules her family with an iron hand. Though she is benevolent and kind to her extended family, several of them poor and aged, she is often dictatorial and uncompromising with her immediate family.
Both women have the well being of their families foremost in their minds, whatever, their methods of dealing with their family problems might be. At the end of the story the two women have a remarkable conversation about family troubles, recurring at cyclical intervals,almost like a constantly moving roundabout.
Family Roundabout by Crompton is a well written, critical observation of domestic drama and complex familial relationships. Crompton simultaneously relates the interplay of several plot threads. Each of the characters and their relationships are described with remarkable clarity. Foibles in human character are acutely observed. None of the characters are perfect. Each one of them has their own individual shortcomings and they are remarkably human. They are prone to make mistakes, and just as their mother's rush to their sides to offer them assistance, so too do they awaken the sympathy of the reader.


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Q: LINQ C# question I have the following structure:
class A
{
public Int32 ID {get; set;}
public DateTime Date {get;set;}
}

List alreadyCreated, List newlyCreated and I want to obtain the Ids of the newly created, if their date is diferrent from the date with the most occurences in the alreadyCreated. The alreadyCreated contains the newlyCreated.
I have the following LINQ:
var result = (from ClassA newCreated in newlyCreated
              group newCreated by newCreated .Date
              into groups
              // select the "correct" date
              let correctDate = (from ge in group
                                 from ce in newlyCreated
                                 where groupEvents.Count() == groupEvents.Max(gr =>groupEvents.Count())
                                       && ge.ID != ce.ID
                                  select ge).FirstOrDefault()
             //select the "incorrect" ones
             let incorrectDates= (from ge in group
                                 join ce in newlyCreated on ge.ID equals ce.ID
                                 where DateTime.Compare(ge.EventDateGMT,eventWithCorrectDate.EventDateGMT) !=0
                                 select ge).ToList()
             select new { CorrectDate= correctDate, IncorrectDates= incorrectDates}).FirstOrDefault();

Everything works fine , except the DateTime.Compare, basically if I have newly created with a different Date then the oldycreated, the incorrectDates list is empty.I have also tried with DateTime.Equals and with date1 != date2 .Same result. Without the where DateTime.Compare(ge.EventDateGMT,eventWithCorrectDate.EventDateGMT) !=0, all newly created records are returned (the list of alreadyCreated contains the list of newlyCreated).
Where is the problem?

A: Just a quick thought:
ge.EventDateGMT.Subtract(eventWithCorrectDate.EventDateGMT)
.CompareTo(new TimeSpan(0)) !=0

Hope this helps


Summit Ridge Rd. is a $150,000 property on a 10.06 acre lot located in Horseshoe Bend, ID.
Northeast facing parcel with big views of the Horseshoe Bend valley and east looking at Bogus Basin. 15 miles from Boise and 3 miles from Horseshoe Bend. Flat building site. Assess is at the end of Sunburst Rd. or off Summit Ridge Rd.
I am interested in Summit Ridge Rd., Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629.


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oh mon dieu, les yeux!
so sweet, these two, hope you had a fun night!
LOVES me so animal print!
Finally home… totally obsessed with scarfin it up!
Thanks again to Dress To Kill magazine for having us out.
This is dedicated to the HeyDoYou fam and our readers!
With her BFA in graphic design Andrea Pippins spent time designing professionally at Hallmark Cards and TV Land Network before returning to school to pursue her MFA at Temple University. She currently resides in Philadelphia doing freelance design and illustration while working on Fly. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys boutique hopping, fleamarket browsing, and visiting local galleries.
I love the different shades of hair colour!
That's how you do it girrrrrl!
Get this piece by Hard Candi Jewellery by Naanafya for your special man friend ladies… or your brother?
The lips, the shoulder bags. YES.
more royal blues and cute heels!
Love all things cute and shiny!
And now time for part three.
I…had…SO…much…FUN at the Dress To Kill Spring Issue release party on Monday at Briscola Trattoria here in Toronto. The room was filled with sooo many people. Everyone looked wonderful, there was lots of laughing, chatting, hugs, kisses, GOOD food, aaahhh it was GREAT. Before I go on, I must say this… Dear Toronto. You are beautiful, and your style? Oh man.
I need this piece. Yes. Need. She (Naanafya- CEO of Hard Candi Jewellery) made both the piece she's wearing, and the one he's wearing as well.
Mike and Jas, always a pleasure!
So nice seeing you again Chrissy (Founder of Vocab Comm.) and nice meeting you Tony!
Wherever the colour red dwells, my camera will go.
The Chef was serving up some good food all night long, and it was PACKED in there! I tip my hat off too you sir.
Shiny! I got a close up of her nails in the next post.
I didn't want to put the pictures in a slide show, as everyone was so patient while I gently shimmied people out of the way to take the pic. Ha ha ha, I was very gentle. So up next, Dress To Kill Spring Edition part two!
Thank you to the Dress To Kill team for inviting us out, I had a really good time.
Blake Carrington strikes again… Every time I've run into Blake he's super cool, super positive, always laughing or smiling and ALWAYS full of energy. Check out the new video for his song "Revenge of the Nerd" directed by Chris Strikes and dedicated to all the people affected by the earthquake in Japan.
There are tons of lip glosses on the market, but ever so often one comes around that really stands out from the crowd. That's how I feel about MICABella Cosmetics' Ultra Shine Lip Gloss Tube ($19.95).
The shine factor and amount of color are perfectly balanced. You don't end up looking greasy-lipped and the sheer color makes an impact without being too opaque. The consistency can only be described as "kissable"—its water-resistant formula means it won't disappear the moment you drink something, yet it isn't sticky and thick. The anti-leak gloss brush makes applying it a snap. And my favorite feature is the delicious scent (think watermelon Jolly Rancher)—this has to be the best smelling lip product I have encountered (adds the kissability)!!


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Why is this address in Area 1 showing up in Area 0?
Post subject: Why is this address in Area 1 showing up in Area 0?
Between 3 & 4 is Area 1 with a Loopback 1.1.1.1 /32 on R4. I made R4 the only Router with a Loopback.
My R3 address in that network is actually being advertised back into Area 0 for some reason when I have NOT done any redistribution.
Secondly, my 1.1.1.1 Loopback is NOT showing up in R3's routing table after OSPF for some reason.
I put 1.1.1.1 in Area 1.
Post subject: Re: Why is this address in Area 1 showing up in Area 0?


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AirTime Trampoline & Game Park Jumps Into Northern Ohio
Visit this link to view the full article
http://www.news9.com/story/38620815/airtime-trampoline-game-park-jumps-into-northern-ohio
AirTime Trampoline & Game Park, focused on family fun and fitness, announces the expansion into the Toledo, Ohio area. Mahera Abdelghani and Nader Jadallah have recently signed on with AirTime Trampoline and Game park to bring family fun to the northern part of Ohio. Expected to open their first location in by late Fall 2018, the expansion is part of the company's focus on growth across the USA and Canada. The Abeleghani's are starting with one park in the Toledo, Ohio area but are already discussing opening additional parks in the future.
"We chose AirTime, as we have visited other trampoline parks and AirTime is different. They are much more family focused and kid-oriented. AirTime is more than just trampolines, and they have different activities for the entire family to enjoy. As parents to 3 children, we like the fun atmosphere but also appreciate AirTime's focus on safety." – Mahera and Nader Abdelghani – Owners, AirTime Toledo, Ohio Area
AirTime Trampoline and Game Park, founded in 2012, has indoor trampoline courts which are designed as a fun and fit outing for all ages, shapes, and sizes. Providing a safe and healthy activity for families is always top of mind. The facility spans over 30,000 square feet and offers something for everyone. Each park has open jump areas where families can jump together along with separate mosh pits; dodgeball; a basketball "Jam Session" area; and even a special Tweeter section just for children six and under. In addition to these trampoline park staples, we are always adding new attractions leading the way with trend-setting activities. Our recently built and new parks will have additional attractions, including a Ninja Warrior course, rock climbing wall, and battle beam to name a few.
Most importantly, each court is staffed at all times by court monitors who are trained in first-aid and are always there to oversee the safety of all jumpers. We also monitor trends in security making sure to construct all courts using the most up-to-date materials available. We follow the International Association of Trampoline Park which sets standards for the trampoline industry."
– Newswire.com
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ATLANTA, Oct. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Board of Directors of Novelis Inc. (NYSE: NVL) (TSX: NVL) yesterday declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.01 per share on its outstanding common stock, payable on December 20, 2006, to shareholders of record at the close of business on November 20, 2006.
Statements made in this news release which describe Novelis' intentions, expectations or predictions may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of securities laws. Novelis cautions that, by their nature, forward looking statements involve risk and uncertainty and that Novelis' actual results could differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. Reference should be made to Novelis' Annual Report on 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2005, as amended and filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, for a discussion of major risk factors.