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Cheat sheet: Understand last night's political events in less than 5 minutes.
Michelle Grattan
Rudd is back.
By MICHELLE GRATTAN
Labor has finally made the decision it ought to have taken long ago, but the counter-revolution has been extremely bloody and there are bodies all over the place.
Not only is there a new Prime Minister but a new deputy PM (Anthony Albanese), and a new Senate leadership combination (Penny Wong, Jacinta Collins).
Six cabinet ministers have quit the frontbench – Wayne Swan, Greg Combet, Stephen Conroy, Peter Garrett, Craig Emerson and Joe Ludwig. Garrett and Emerson will resign from Parliament at the election, as will Julia Gillard, who pledged before the ballot to go if she lost.
Rudd has been restored to the leadership three years to the week after he was pushed out.
In his mind, his return journey has all been about righting a wrong, seizing back what was his – the power, the Prime Ministerial Office, the Lodge.
This rang through his news conference tonight, when he said: "In 2007 the Australian people elected me to be their PM. That is the task that I resume today …"
Kevin Rudd with his family after being sworn in as Prime Minister.
Rudd's tortuous course back has been costly to the party and contributed to, although is not responsible for, Gillard's failures.
His 57-45 margin was comfortable but far from the draft he wanted.
The latest lunge at the leadership by the Rudd forces was much better organised than the one of February last year, let alone the March fiasco when Rudd didn't stand.
One big difference is that caucus members, faced with horrifying public and private polls, have become more desperate.
It is a great pity they did not have the political nous and hard headedness to realise a year ago that he was their best option. Labor's prospects would be much better.
Rudd has had to make a liar of himself, after he said in March he would never again be leader of the Labor party.
Today he took responsibility for going back on his word, saying three things had made him change his stand. These were requests from his colleagues, his belief that the Australian people deserved a competitve choice at the election, and his fear that without that Tony Abbott would win the greatest landslide since federation.
In the enthusiasm of tonight Rudd's so flagrantly breaking his word is lost – seen as one of those things politicians do in these circumstances. Nevertheless it may fuel the cynicism in an already cynical electorate.
Bill Shorten's deathknock (though not entirely unexpected) announcement that he was switching sides was important and symbolic – and also involved going back on his word. Only a few hours before the ballot his spokeswoman said he hadn't changed position.
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Shorten's subdued mood was a massive contrast to three years ago when he helped mastermind, from a Canberra restaurant, the coup against Rudd.
Shorten made no public comments after the ballot.
For him it has been one of the most difficult times in his career. He has been agonising over what to do for the past three weeks, consulting widely. Sources say he only made a final decision in the last day or so, informing the PM late today.
He decided, as he said publicly, that a leadership change was in the best interests of the party, and that it was desirable to be straight with his colleagues.
One factor in his thinking was believed to be the prospect of Tony Abbott getting control of the Senate.
As a future leader of the opposition, it is in Shorten's interest for Rudd to save as much of the furniture as possible and for the Senate to be kept in a combination of Labor-Green hands rather than swinging to the right.
Shorten did not seek anything from Rudd and nothing was offered.
Rudd will lift Labor's primary vote, now 29% in this week's Newspoll. The issue will be by how much – Abbott remains the election favourite.
The new PM is faced with an extraordinarily formidable task in reconstituting the government, pulling the party together, articulating a compelling agenda and fighting an election campaign.
He has to get ministers into key position immediately. Chris Bowen is set to be treasurer. Unfortunately Martin Ferguson, one of those who quit after the March leadership debacle, can't be brought back because he has already announced his retirement from parliament.
Rudd has said nothing as yet about the election date. If he goes for a poll earlier than Gillard's September 14 timetable, he will answer the prayers of many Australians.
An earlier date would also assist him with the immediate problems of division and disarray – the pressure will be on for unity – and it also would make maximum use of the honeymoon.
Julia Gillard has helped Rudd by her declaration that she would resign. Time will tell whether Rudd will be victim of leaks during the campaign, as she was, but there will be less motivation because there will be no one on a comeback course.
Kevin Rudd with the Governor General.
Rudd's best quality is his public popularity.
In his news conference he condemned the negativity that has characterised federal politics and declared "I see my role as PM in forging consensus wherever I can".
But he will not be able to get through just on popularity and generalities and uplifting rhetoric.
He faces tricky questions of policy. The first is what he does about the Gonski school funding program, which Gillard was talking up in parliament today.
Gillard has only two states signed up. Rudd is known to be sceptical about the program, and concerned about its expense. But if he wants to dump it that will be messy.
More intractable is the problem of the boats. The opposition can blame Rudd for the restarting of the trade. Maybe he can dodge some of that but what is he going to propose to get the problem under control?
He also has to counter Abbott's attacks on the carbon tax, by recalibrating the whole issue of carbon pricing – perhaps by promising to bring forward the trading scheme, which would lower the price.
Rudd tonight flagged a strategy of appealing to the youth vote and seeking to improve relations with business.
Gillard emerges from the caucus room, surrounded by supporters.
To young people he said: "I understand why you have switch off. It is hardly a surprise. But I want to ask you to please come back and listen afresh … With your energy, we can start cooking with gas."
His pitch to business was: "I want to work closely with you. I have worked with you closely in the past, particulaly during the GFC … We came through because we worked together. I am saying it loud and clear to businesses, large and small across the country, in partnership we can do great things for the country's future".
In her news conference Gillard mentioned the challenge of the hung parliament as well as party divisions for making her three years difficult.
Earlier, the two country independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott, who have kept her government afloat, announced they would not recontest their seats.
Their decision is an appropriate epitaph for this strange parliament, which sits for the last time tomorrow.
PS This is the second time that a dog called Reuben living at the Lodge has lost his elite accommodation. The first Reuben was owned by Paul Keating, defeated at the 1996 election. Coups are tough all round.
Michelle Grattan does not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has no relevant affiliations.
Michelle Grattan AO is one of Australia's most respected and awarded political journalists. She has been a member of the Canberra parliamentary press gallery for more than 40 years. Michelle currently has a dual role with an academic position at the University of Canberra and as Associate Editor (Politics) and Chief Political Correspondent at The Conversation. You can follow her on Facebook here and on Twitter here.
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Jakarta City Government Tourism and Culture Office responded to a statement from the Minister of National Development Planning (PPN) / Head of National Development Planning Agency Bambang Brodjonegoro who mentioned that he had not seen tourism objects in Jakarta.
Head of Jakarta City Government Tourism and Culture Office (Disparbud), Edy Junaedi, denied that tourism objects in Jakarta had not been seen. According to Edy, Jakarta currently has 16 tourism objects that have quite high visitors or tourists.
The 16 attractions include the Textile Museum, Puppet Museum, Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum, Jakarta History Museum, Taman Prasasti Museum and 45 Djoang Museum and Husni Thamrin Museum. "There is also the Maritime Museum, Si Pitung House, Pulau Onrust Archaeological Park, National Monument (Monas), Graha Wisata and Jakarta Pavilion, Thousand Islands, Betawi Cultural, Village, Planetarium, Ragunan Wildlife Park and Jaya Ancol Dream Park," he explained to KedaiPena .Com, written Friday (4/12/2019).
Edy explained that the 16 tourist attractions were quite an attraction for tourists to come. This can be seen from the number of tourists visiting Jakarta in 2018. "The first real thing about tourist visits in Jakarta last year was that around 2.8 million people were the second largest after Bali," Edy said. Edy also denied that Jakarta's tourism objects were not the economic driver of the capital city. Edy said that tourism objects in Jakarta have had a significant impact on PAD. "Last year's hotel and entertainment tax realization was Rp. 5.7 trillion. That's almost 20 percent of Jakarta PAD, "he added.
Edy revealed that his party would also develop other tourism objects in the future. There are, a number of ecotourism objects that will be developed by the Jakarta provincial government. "The forerunner of new potential already exists, such as the Pesanggrahan City Forest and the Ciliwung River Channel. "We have to improve the amenities, comfort and attractions," he said. Edy also targets the growth of the number of tourism objects in Jakarta from 16 to 25 this year. While, still maintaining the quality of 16 existing tourism objects. "We are trying again to make the pattern. Hopefully this year we can move because the budget for art and culture is quite a lot," Edy concluded.
It is known, Minister of National Development Planning (PPN) / Head of National Development Planning Agency Bambang Brodjonegoro asked the Jakarta Provincial Government to push the tourism sector as the driving force of the economy. Bambang compared Jakarta with the Thai capital, Bangkok. What distinguishes the two national capitals is tourism, according to Bambang, the movement of tourism in Jakarta has not been maximized.
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Sri Lanka today marks the 64th Anniversary of its independence, with questions as to whether there is a degree of commemoration that casts a cloud over the celebration because of what is happening or what is not happening.
Some 33 months after the end of the bloody ethnic war, most analysts believe that what we have is a fragile or negative peace and we are sitting on a volcano that could erupt at any time with consequences more devastating than the terrorism of the slain Velupillai Prabakaran's LTTE.
Though terrorism was militarily crushed on May 19, 2009, the cause or causes of the war have still not been addressed with conflicting views, confusion and contradictions on how to find a political solution to the ethnic conflict by meeting the grievances and aspirations of the Tamil speaking people. India's External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna who visited Sri Lanka last month set off a major controversy when he claimed that President Mahinda Rajapaksa had assured him during talks that he would honour his commitment to settle the ethnic conflict by fully implementing the 13th Amendment and going even beyond. This is widely known as 13 plus, But the President who appears to be directly in charge of relations with India, told media editors on Monday he had only discussed the issue with Mr. Krishna and the solution would have to be worked out by the proposed Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC). The president said he would meet party leaders to request them to nominate members to the PSC though the main opposition UNP, the main Tamil Party the TNA and the JVP are still refusing to nominate members to the PSC on different grounds.
For instance the TNA is insisting on continuing negotiations with a government delegation comprising members of the SLFP, the main party in the ruling UPFA. The TNA is pointing out that at least two parties in the UPFA, the JHU and the NFF are strongly opposing any devolution of power or a 13 plus settlement and are insisting they want a solution on a 13 minus basis. India which earlier worked out or virtually forced the then Jayewardene Government to enact the 13th Amendment to the constitution in 1987 is known to be backing the TNA'S claim for a 13 plus devolution of power to the provincial councils.
Though we were one of the first countries in the world to obtain the privilege of universal adult franchise in 1933, we see seventy years later an alarmingly dangerous trend towards autocracy in the guise of political stability. We see the increasing lawlessness, the rule of law being replaced by the rule of men or political thuggery and intimidation. We also see the breakdown of good governance, transparency and accountability, the threats, pressure and attacks on the free media. We also see the lack of awareness and sensitivity to social justice and a widening gap between the rich and the poor. These are among the issues that need deep reflection and introspection on this Independence Day.
Implementing the recommendations of the LLRC in the right spirit will create the right conditions for a solution to the national question and other issues. We hope President Mahinda Rajapaksa would rise beyond party politics to the levels of statesmanship and have the courage to make such an announcement in his Independence Day message today.


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Lippától délkeletre fekvő település.

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A trianoni békeszerződés előtt Krassó-Szörény vármegye Marosi járásához tartozott.

Nevezetességek
 Ortodox fatemploma 1847–49 között épült.

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Степан Максимов:
 Максимов, Степан Максимович (1892—1951) — чувашский композитор, собиратель и исследователь чувашской народной песни, музыкальный организатор и педагог, основатель и первый директор Чебоксарского музыкального техникума, один из основоположников чувашской профессиональной музыкальной культуры.
 Максимов, Степан Павлович (1917—1989) — геолог, организатор нефтегеологической науки, создатель научной школы в области условий формирования и закономерностей размещения месторождений нефти и газа, лауреат премии имени И. М. Губкина (1965).


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Week two of America's Got Talent (2.4) was down two tenths from the premiere, with another year-to-year decline in the teens. Its new lead-out I Can Do That (1.5) took a steeper week two drop but still looks OK; it was even with the year-ago episode of The Night Shift.
The losers on the opening summer Tuesday got no relief in their second outings; ABC's Extreme Weight Loss (0.8) and Fox's Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? (0.7) each shed another tenth. Weight Loss, still down massively year-to-year (from a 1.2 on this night last year), tied its lead-in comedy hour of Fresh Off the Boat (0.8) and Black-ish (0.8).
On the CW, iZombie held up well again, with another preliminary 0.6 leading out of a 0.4 The Flash repeat.


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>> this is dw from berlin. russian foreign minister says a deal to halt the violence should be announced soon but meantime, heavy fighting continues with rebel rocket fire reportedly hitting a government hospital. also coming up, donald trump goes for the knockout. voters go for the polls in indiana with the republican front runner looking to clear the way to the presidential nomination. and the moment that a dream came true. fans celebrate victory in the english premier league.
they were almost done to last season. now, they are champions. welcome to the program. could this be what the citizens have been waiting for? russia's foreign spike in violence there should be announced soon. he was speaking after talks with the un's special envoy and the u.s. secretary of state. the objective is to store a syria wide cease-fire that has collapsed. meantime, france and britain are calling for an urgent un security council meeting about the situation in the city. >> the inflation needs to include aleppo. this is clear as government and
rebel forces attack the city. these images the continued violence in syria's biggest city. aleppo has not been part of the existing albeit faltering sensation of hostilities. now the slaughter might come to an end. >> and now the russian and american militaries are you the end of negotiations and how they can help implement a cease-fire and i hope that very soon maybe in the coming hours, this decision will be announced. it does not come soon enough for this hospital struck today, killing and injuring dozens. syrian state television blames rebel forces. the one security council has meanwhile unanimously passed a resolution amending hospitals be protected in more zones for the -- war zones. >> direct attacks on hospitals
are war crimes. denying people access to essential health care is a serious violation of international humanitarian law. >> escalation of violence has further undermined efforts to end the crisis. a u.n. syrian invoice says there is hope but only one solution. >> they want to hear no bombs, no rockets, no canisters so they can start believing in what we are trying to do. >> hope has been wearing thin for the people hit in aleppo as they continue to bear the brunt of the construction -- destruction. now, the help they have been probing the international community for might be on the way. >> let's get more on this. thank you for being with us this evening. we just heard there the russian
foreign minister saying the unilateral troops declared by the syrian army could be extended to aleppo in the next few hours. how realistic do you think that is? guest: i hope it is very realistic for the sake of the people that this can be extended and extended quickly. ultimately, this is one of the cities hardest hit by the conflict. a couple years ago, it was a city of two point 5 million and now the population is 400,000 people. -- 2.5 million and now the population is 0,000 people. it is rapidly under siege, suffering. >> i want to compare it to other cities because in other cities in the country, there is a cease-fire though there are calling it a regime of silence. this is the freeze in fighting. what is it about aleppo in
particular that has made it difficult to get both sides to lay down their arms? >> they are a number of things important. it's a really symbolic city. it's serious second city in the symbolism of keeping control of aleppo is hugely important. the next thing that makes the first thing difficult to achieve is it is comprised of a range of different actors. there are different actors quite strong militarily located in aleppo. there are kurdish groups, opposition groups. all of those interactions together means it's incredibly difficult to gain control and to hold control over aleppo. that is why it has proven difficult to get any real progress with regard to cease-fire. >> there is also a lot of different forces interacting on the negotiating table.
the white house released a statement saying there is more that russia itself should do in persuading the assad regime to live up to expectations in syria. this is not the first time we have heard this type of back and forth. how much of that division has held back efforts to achieve peace on the ground? >> one thing that is important aside from a bunch of people determining the fate of a country, i think about the real source of frustration to a lot of people who are thinking these people are sitting around a table thousands of miles away while syrians are dying. obviously russia once a sad -- wants assad to stay in power. getting both sides to agree on
what post-conflict syria will look like is improving give -- is proving difficult. you have a massive problem if you cannot agree on where to go. you can't agree how to get there. close in massive problem. simon mabon, thank you for your insight. the syrian conflict is having an impact far beyond the country's borders. a young german jihadist has gone on trial for posing for photographs with the severed heads of two victims in syria. those photos were then posted on facebook. the child is the first in germany charged with war crimes during the conflict. >> he claims he was only there to help but now he's on trial in germany after photos came to light showing him posing next to two decapitated heads.
>> anybody who let themselves be photographed in a war zone with two's goals -- skulls commits a war crime, not a foolish prank. aria's childhood was trouble. he dropped out of school and abused drugs but that changed when he converted to islam. during court proceedings, he was eager to tell his side of the story. the 21-year-old claims he was pressured into taking the pictures. >> his friend asked him to take the picture and aria wanted to do him a favor. >> his trial is part of a broader push by federal prosecutors to curtail support for the so-called islamic state. over 100 germans are facing prosecution after they returned from the war zone. >> our strategy is to keep a
close eye on germans that returned from syria and put them on trial as quickly as possible after they return. >> if convicted of war crimes, aria could face up to 15 years in jail. >> to turn to the united states where voting has continued in indiana. it could be the one where donald trump finally delivers a knockout blow to his main rival, ted cruz. that is because the state should be for the ground for ted cruz who has had a good result in other western states but that said, trump led by an average of more than nine percentage points in opinion poll surveys. >> if we win, it's over. [applause] then i don't have to worry about lying ted cruz. i don't care if he endorses me. >> the stakes couldn't be higher
as voters and the crossroads of america head to the polls. while donald trump is hoping to secure his part to the nomination, it's in many ways do or die for ted cruz. ted cruz has been campaigning in indiana since mid-april and has made a pact with john kasich of the ohio governor wouldn't challenge him here. he also announced carly fiora as his running mate. both attempts have failed according to analysts. opinion polls show the texas senator trailing behind the billionaire, translating into support for ted cruz on the ground. >> you'll will find out tomorrow, indiana don't want you. >> america is a better country. >> without you. >> i have treated you respectfully the entire time and a question everyone here should ask -- >> are you canadian?
>> hillary clinton's campaign hoping for an upset. polls predict clinton will win by a narrow margin. >> let's bring in richard walker following this primary for us from washington. if trump wins this, is this the end of the road for ted cruz? >> ted cruz's campaign sent out an e-mail today listing a couple of events in nebraska and washington state tomorrow, a sign they are hoping they still have a campaign after tonight but it's true indiana has had a bit of the flavor of a stand for ted cruz. we heard about him bringing in a running mate in the shape of carly fiorina. this deal he did with john kasich to not compete in indiana and today, ted cruz coming out with his strongest language yet
against donald trump, effectively calling him a monster. he said he's a pathological liar, narcissist, immoral for land or -- philanderer. he will probably face a bit of a decision tonight. i think it will depend to an extent on just how badly he loses if he does indeed lose. if he's very soundly beaten, it might be harder to justify but it also comes down to what kind of reason ted cruz is in this campaign for anymore. is he simply hurt to try and stop donald trump and if that is the remaining rationale, he really might stay on to the bitter end. >> not only ted cruz but the republican establishment has made multiple attempts to stop trunk but he is increasingly looking inevitable as the
nominee. do you expect we will see the leadership starting to warm up toward him? have we seen that already? >> there is a bit of a drip going on. you do have a few respective tickets saying it's time for us to of knowledge donald trump is likely to be the candidate. jon huntsman, former governor of utah, seemed very much a centrist, raising eyebrows by making that statement. then you have people adamantly opposed to donald trump becoming the nominee and if he is, we believe conservatives should mount a kind of rebel campaign against him to come up with their own nominee. if they want to do that, that decision is going to have to comes to them because if you want to run as an independent candidate, you need to get on the ballot in as many states as you can and that takes time to
do. >> and it could make for an interesting republican national convention coming up. i wanted to do the democratic side because the clinton campaign said they could lose tonight's vote. what would that mean for sanders? potentially a come back? >> i think the math does look difficult for bernie sanders in terms of delegates you need. hillary clinton does have a big lead after a string of victories in the northeast. the message is coming out of the bernie sanders campaign mixed. there are some saying we want to try to push this at the convention, persuade superdelegates on hillary's side to come over to the bernie sanders side. there are others indicating their only remaining in this race to try to influence policy on the clinton ticket. that debate bubbling to the surface every now and again but overall, the sense is really
that he doesn't have a good chance of getting enough delegates to win. >> thank you very much for the update. we have to take a short break. when we come back, business news. don't go away.
there are reports of heavy fighting in syria, including a government hospital being hit by rebel rocket fire. the cofounder of germany's anti-islam movement has been fined almost 10,000 for inciting hatred against foreigners. he has been accused of calling refugees cattle and garbage. >> a court in dresden took just
a day -- today of days to find the defendant guilty. he now faces a non-thousand 600 fine. -- a 9,600 fine. >> the prosecution's allegations have been proven. the judge found these comments constitute incitement to hatred. >> the defendant provided prosecutors with essential evidence. he gives speeches to thousands of supporters almost every week. at an event in 2015, he admitted to using the language he stood trial for. >> i have used some words anyone would have used. i'm convinced everyone here has used these words at a pub for
example. besides, this was a private chat so all of these allegations against me of inciting hatred will lead nowhere. it is complained nonsense. >> but facing a court, he denied making the comments. instead, he claims his facebook page was hacked. he has refused to comment on the verdict but his lawyers and 10 to appeal. prosecutors -- and to appeal. prosecutors are looking to secure a seven-month jail term. >> there has been plenty of controversy surrounding the proposed trade deal between the u.s. and european union and now the french president has taken a stand. kristof joins us with more on that. >> president francois hollande says his rhetoric is straight dismissive. he said at this stage, his country would say no to a free
trade deal between the united states and europe. france does not believe in trade without rules, he added that a public address in paris. monday, reports about the largely secret negotiations surfaced. the documents show washington threatened to block exports of european cars if europe does not agree to allow the sales of more u.s. agriculture products. germany's banks are once more under fire according to media reports. several institutions helping foreign investors explore tax loopholes. in the case of germany's second-biggest lender, the situation is particularly spicy because if it had not been for a billion euro public bailout, the bank would not be arund today. >> germany's second largest financial institution helped foreign investors exploit a tax
loophole to say tens of millions of euros every year that the technique is called dividend stripping. large foreign investors lend their shares to german companies for short term. when the dividend is paid out, no capital gains tax has to be paid. then the shares are transferred back to the investors and the money saved on taxes is split between the two sites. the government receives nothing. analysts have debated the legality of this practice for years. the german government now wants to pass legislation to ban it. opposition leaders are outraged. >> i cannot understand why a bank held by taxpayers a few years ago would carry out such a large amount of transactions at the expense of taxpayers. >> the german finance ministry had little to say about the tax loophole.
the german finance ministry does not have sufficient information to make it reliable estimate of the amount of lost tax revenue caused by dividend stripping. according to the data, other german banks were involved in dividend stripping. the research shows such transactions may have cost the government around 5 billion since 2011. >> tough times for germany's biggest airline. under pressure from gulf carriers, they posted a lost of 8 million in the first quarter. the airline may cut further capacity. >> on a global scale, legroom is just as spacious as most rivals.
that has cap the carrier -- help the carrier increase ticket sales year-to-year. lufthansa had a 3.6% increase compared to the beginning of 2015 but the airline revenue in the same period.ning slightly consumers are happy about increasing competition from budget carriers, putting downward pressure on fares. the cargo unit is also struggling. other airlines are transporting more freight than their passenger flights. it is pinning its hopes on the summer high season and expects full-year earnings to top last year's 1.8 billion. meanwhile, u.s. airlines, including american and delta, have been posting solid profits. last week, the lower fuel prices
helped airlines triple their tax earnings to over $25 billion. they have been earning billions for the past six years. >> let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york. lufthansa is losing millions while in the u.s., airlines are booking profits. what is the difference? >> they are booking billions so to speak. that is the price of consolidation. we had a lot of takeovers in the industry in the past couple years. that means less competition and less pressure on prices and well fuel prices have dropped quite a bit, ticket price is pretty much remain the same and we have a lot of surcharges for extra luggage, at the legroom, blankets, food, and if you want to change your booking, that
costs money. that is basically where a lot of those airlines are taking the money from. >> stoxx on financial make its -- markets around the world tanked on tuesday. what happened? >> pretty much on wall street we saw quite some headwind from the overseas market. we had some weaker economic news out of china and a surprise rate cut in australia. the biggest trading partner for australia, at least the biggest export market, is china. if australia gets nervous, that might affect the growth in china . and we had weaker european markets and all of that translated into a weaker showing on wall street. oil prices down by a good 2.5% maybe also because the global economy might slow a bit and that could mean less demand for
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JU Rector's letter do the academic community
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JU researchers unveil programmable biological cages
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we are now all too familiar with the capabilities that nanoscale protein containers (also known as cages) can exhibit. Viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 have a protein shell that encloses their genetic material and plays a key role in protecting it and transporting it between cells.
JU Rector's letter to the academic community of the Jagiellonian University
In response to the rising tide of COVID-19 cases, JU Rector Prof. Jacek Popiel has introduced a more restrictive set of measures regarding security and safety at the Jagiellonian University. He lists these measures in his letter to the academic community, which is available for reading in this article.
Using human faeces in agriculture
Can human faeces be used as a fertiliser? Should such a method be considered part of sustainable agriculture. Dr hab. Agnieszka Pajdak Stós from the Institute of Environmental Sciences of the JU Faculty of Biology will shed more light on this issue.
Dr Małgorzata Benedyk-Machaczka awarded in the Small Grant Scheme call
Developing a universal molecular probe for the PD-L1 protein in order to facilitate the diagnostics of various types of cancer is the main aim of the project led by Dr Małgorzata Benedyk-Machaczka from the JU Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology. The research project will be funded within the framework of the Small Grant Scheme by the Polish National Centre for Research Development as part of the Norway Grants.
Una Europa welcomes Leiden University
2022 is off to a good start for Una Europa, as the alliance of leading research universities welcomes a new member from the Netherlands. Leiden University and other Una Europa partners will draw on their collective strengths to shape the future of Europe through innovative education, research, and international exchange.
Jagiellonian University commended for its activities concerning gender equality
The publication Horizon Europe Guidance on Gender Equality Plans, published by the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation, commends the Jagiellonian University's Department of Security, Safety and Equal Treatment for actively working towards gender equality within the University.
New ERC grants awarded to JU research projects
JU scientists from the Faculty of Chemistry and the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology are among the winners of the prestigious Starting Grant programme of the European Research Council (ERC). The list of this year's grant recipients, published on 10 January 2022, consists of 397 researchers from 22 European countries, who were selected out of more than 4 thousand applicants.
Three projects from the Jagiellonian University to be funded via the Canaletto call
The aim of the call is to support the mobility of staff working together on joint projects at Polish and Italian universities. On the basis of a recommendation made by a Polish-Italian committee, the director of the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange has allocated funding for 15 new projects to be realised in the years 2022–2023.
COVID-19 can jump from animals to humans
Latest research performed with the participation of JU scientists from the Małopolska Centre of Biotechnology, Prof. Krzysztof Pyrć and Dr Natalia Mazur-Panasiuk, suggests that COVID-19 might be transmissible from animals to humans. Analyses based on the case of a Polish mink farm employee were published in Clinical Microbiology and Infection.
JU sociologist to receive a grant from the JPI Urban Europe network
The JPI Urban Europe network has awarded funding to 16 new research projects within the EN-UTC Urban Transformation Capacities Call 2021 covering the call topics on urban circular economies, community-based developments and urban innovation ecosystems and robust and resilient urban infrastructure and built environment. One of the awarded research groups will be led by Dr hab. Jolanta Perek-Białas, Prof. UJ from the JU Institute of Sociology.
JU researchers among QuantERA grant winners
Four research teams from the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science of the Jagiellonian University are among the Polish winners of grants funded by the National Science Centre within the framework of the QuantERA programme for international research projects in the field of quantum technologies.
Raman spectroscopy in endothelial dysfunction diagnostics
A team of researchers from the JU Faculty of Chemistry and the Jagiellonian Centre for Experimental Therapeutics (JCET) have recently published a paper in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, entitled "Toward Raman subcellular imaging of endothelial dysfunction". The research was funded from the Logic Lab ITN grant within the framework of Horizon 2020 programme.
University Hospital in Kraków Clinic of Urology once again recognised for its excellence
Urology and Oncological Urology Clinical Department of the University Hospital in Kraków has once again become one of the only five health care centres in Poland to be accredited by the European Board of Urology (EBU), receiving the highest marks.
In the Borderlands between Worlds
The exhibition in the JU Nature Education Centre (NEC) consists of works by artists from Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Kraków, related to selected items from the NEC collection and collections from botanical gardens, as well as various zoological, palaeontological, mineralogical, botanical and archaeological exhibits.
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Registration for February ski camp
The Jagiellonian University Sports Office is organising a ski camp for JU students, doctoral students, and staff, along with their family members, which will take place from 13 to 19 February 2022 in Białka Tatrzańska. The programme will include skiing course and practice under the supervision of skiing instructors.
30 Sep - 28 Feb
Call for applications for the 2nd Frank Wilczek Prize
Until 28 February 2022 it is possible to submit applications for the second Frank Wilczek Prize. The Prize was established to honour young Polish scientists who have made a significant discovery in Physics, Astronomy or related fields.
University New Year's Concert
The Jagiellonian University is hosting a traditional New Year's Concert, featuring artists from the Kraków Opera, who will perform the most beautiful operetta arias and duets, songs from Jan Kiepura's repertoire as well as Latin American standards.
23 - 25	 Mar
Language in the Third Millennium: From Language to Communication and Beyond.
The aim of the twelfth edition of the conference "The Language in the Third Millennium" is to integrate the international scholarly community and to debate the most current theoretical issues and the practical dimension of broadly understood communication: interpersonal, social, inter-linguistic and intercultural.
Practicing Japan. 35 years of Japanese Studies in Poznań and Kraków
The Department of Japanology of the Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań and the Department of Japanese and Chinese Studies of the Jagiellonian University are organising an international academic conference Practicing Japan. 35 years of Japanese Studies in Poznań and Kraków, to be held on 24‒26 March 2022 remotely on the MS Teams platform.
Check the wide range of study programmes in foreign languages offered by the Jagiellonian University: from humanities and social sciences to exact, natural and medical sciences, at different levels of education (first-, long-cycle and second-cycle programmes).
Learn the general application rules and how to apply for admission to JU study programmes: prepare your application, register online, confirm your registration, take the exam (in the case of some programmes), check the results, and enrol.
Become familiar with the application schedule for the new academic year. Learn about the crucial dates and deadlines for the subsequent application rounds. Admissions for the academic year 2022/2023 will be open in March 2022.
You are welcome to take a virtual tour of various Jagiellonian University sites: Collegium Novum, Collegium Maius, Auditorium Maximum, Campus of the 600th Anniversary of the JU Revival, Małopolska Centre of Biotechnology, Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS, Jagiellonian Library, Nature Education Centre, selected faculty buildings, and others.
The oldest Polish University possesses rich collections of unique items from different areas, which are exhibited in a number of museums, offering a fascinating journey through the past and present of academia and various fields of science and scholarship.
The Jagiellonian Library together with the Medical College Library and faculty and institute libraries make up the library-information system of the Jagiellonian University. Due to its extensive collection of Polish publications, it has a status of a national library.
bj.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/
The Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Observatory is part of the JU Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science. Founded in 1792 and named after the world-famous Polish astronomer, it is based at Fort Skała, about 10 km (6 miles) west of the centre of Kraków.
oa.fais.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/
Synchrotron Radiation Centre Solaris
The JU National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS is the first of its kind in Central Eastern Europe. Synchrotrons, sources of a unique type of light known as synchrotron radiation, allow scientists from around the world to achieve breakthroughs in a multitude of disciplines, such as physics, chemistry, medicine, archaeology, and art history.
synchrotron.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/
The Jagiellonian University boasts very successful musical ensembles, which include the Słowianki Song and Dance Ensemble, specialising in Slavonic folk dance and music, as well as the JU Academic Choir Camerata Jagellonica.
University Vineyard 'On Manor Brook'
The Jagiellonian University runs its own vineyard and winery. Located at a picturesque spot in the region sometimes referred to as 'Little Tuscany', it produces a number of white and red wine varietals, which have won a number of prizes at international wine contests.
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"I don't know what's caused this sudden run of creativity in Toronto, but ingenuity seems to run in the blood of the musicians there, from collectives like Broken Social Scene and Do Make Say Think to loners like Manitoba and The Russian Futurists. The Cansecos fit somewhere in between all that stuff; the work of sometime filmmaker Bill Halliday (no relation to the Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roy) and Upper Class label head Gareth Jones (not the guy who produced Clinic's Internal Wrangler ) is decidedly rooted in solid, straightforward melody, and branches from those roots into strange and distinctive sonic territory, a whirring mix of the obsolete and the absolutely modern.
There are plenty of BBC Radiophonic Workshop synths winding and warbling their way through the textures The Cansecos create– "This Small Disaster" even borders on microtonalism with its buzzing, wavering patches– and much of what the duo does parallels the work of Dan Snaith's Manitoba in terms of dynamics and sonics, respectively. This album was recorded between 2000 and 2002, and as such it's difficult to pinpoint exactly what they were taking in; regardless, they've made such a complete and accessible whole out of it that they can call the sound their own. With luck, it'll take less than two whole years for The Cansecos to dream up a follow-up to this incredibly promising debut, but even if it does, this album pushes just a little further in pop's great infinite, and definitely deserves to be heard." – pitchforkmedia.com (8.2)
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Great post Annie! I often use the word try (especially when it comes to Rx'd weight) and I never thought of it as giving myself an out… but it's completely true.
I'll try to say "I will" more often too. Oh wait… I said it again in my sentence!!!!
"I will" do it too.
Awesome topic, Annie! Crossfitters ARE do-ers, showing up in the box and DOING whatever is put before them. Pat yourselves on the back, ya'll, and let's get back to it!
Thanks to the get people at CrossFit (Chris, Annie, Mary, Michelle, and everyone else) I have learned that I WILL and CAN do anything. Thanks for teaching me to be a do-er and a believer!
I have to admit that when I did first start, I used the word "try" (boy was I corrected quickly!). Now (at least I think I do) if I'm not sure what weight I should do, I'll ask "what weight do you think I should do" not "what weight do you think I should try". Very rarely do I throw weight back off because I already have it in my head that I CAN and WILL do that weight…not that I will TRY to do it.
A borrowed phrase: "Other gyms use machines, CrossFit builds them".
Awesome post Annie! I haven't ever thought about that phrase (I'll try) until I read this last night. This morning I had the perfect chance to use it again when I looked at the WOD – but today I said, I will do this and I did!! No "trying" for this chick!


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Ganymedes is de grootste maan van Jupiter en tevens de grootste maan van het hele zonnestelsel. Ze is groter dan de planeet Mercurius, maar heeft slechts half zoveel massa als die planeet. Ganymedes is ongeveer anderhalf keer zo groot als de Maan van de Aarde, twee keer zo groot als de dwergplaneet Pluto en heeft drie vierde van de omvang van Mars. Aan de hand van het aantal kraters per vierkante kilometer wordt geschat dat de maan 3,5 tot 3 miljard jaar oud is, wat vergelijkbaar is met onze Maan. Ze is de derde van de vier zogenaamde Galileïsche manen.

Ontdekking
Op 11 januari 1610 werd deze maan ontdekt door Galileo Galilei. Simon Marius, die ook de ontdekking claimde, noemde de maan naar Ganymedes, de zoon van de mythische koning Tros, de stichter van Troje. Een alternatieve naam voor de naam is Jupiter III/Jupiter 3, ofwel de derde satelliet van Jupiter.

Baan
Ganymedes staat in een baanresonantie van 1:2:4 met de manen Europa en Io.

Atmosfeer
Ganymedes heeft een dunne atmosfeer. Zij bestaat bijna volledig uit zuurstof, dizuurstof en ozon. Men denkt dat de zuurstof op het oppervlak van Ganymedes aangemaakt wordt doordat waterijs op het oppervlak zich door botsing met geladen deeltjes van Jupiter splitst in waterstof en zuurstof. Het waterstof ontsnapt grotendeels vanwege zijn lage atoommassa.

Opbouw
Ganymedes bestaat voornamelijk uit stenen (met silicaat, een siliciumoxide) en ijs, waarbij een ijskorst over de stroperige mantel van mogelijk water beweegt. Voorlopige aanwijzingen van de Galileo ruimtesonde suggereren dat Ganymedes opgebouwd is uit een drielagenstructuur: een kleine gesmolten ijzeren of ijzer/zwavelkern omgeven door een rotsachtige mantel van silicaten met een ijskorst eromheen. De metaalachtige kern van Ganymedes suggereert dat er ergens in het verleden van Ganymedes veel meer verhitting geweest moet zijn dan voorheen gedacht werd. Sterker nog, het zou kunnen dat Ganymedes overeenkomt met Io met een ijslaag eromheen.

Oppervlak

Het oppervlak van Ganymedes is grofweg te verdelen in twee soorten terreinen: zeer oude, hevig bekraterde donker gekleurde gebieden en (astronomisch gezien) wat jongere licht gekleurde gebieden met ribbels en groeven.

Hun oorsprong heeft duidelijk een tektonische oorsprong; de korst van Ganymedes lijkt opgedeeld in gescheiden platen, die net zoals de tektonische platen van de aarde in staat zijn zich onafhankelijk te verplaatsen en die met elkaar wisselwerken op breuklijnen. Eigenschappen herinnerend aan oude lavastromen zijn ook waargenomen. In dit opzicht kan Ganymedes misschien beter met de Aarde vergeleken worden dan met de planeten Venus en Mars, ook al is er geen bewijs van recente tektonische activiteit. Gelijkaardige ribbels en groeven komen ook voor op Enceladus, Miranda en Ariel. De donkere gebieden zijn dan weer meer gelijkwaardig aan Callisto.

Beide typen terrein zijn overvloedig bedekt met kraters. De dichtheid van de kraters suggereert dat de leeftijd ongeveer 3,5 miljard jaar is, ongeveer hetzelfde als onze maan. Daarbij overlappen kraters soms de groeven en andersom. Relatief jonge kraters met stralen van uitgeworpen materiaal zijn ook zichtbaar. In tegenstelling tot de situatie op onze maan en op Mercurius zijn de kraters echter vrij vlak en missen ze ringvormige bergen en verzakkingen in het centrum. De oorzaak hiervan is waarschijnlijk de relatief zwakke structuur van de ijskorst van Ganymedes. Deze kan zich in de loop van de geologische tijd bewegen en daarmee het reliëf uitvlakken. De kraters in de donkere gebieden, waarvan het reliëf volledig verdwenen is staan bekend als palimpsesten.

Een aantal kraters heeft inmiddels een naam gekregen:
Achelous, Adad, Adapa, Agreus, Agrotes, Aleyin, Ammura, Amon, Amset, Anat, Andjeti, Anhur, Antum, Anu, Anubis, Anzu, Apophis, Ashîma, Asshur, Atra-hasis, Aya, Ba'al, Bau, Bes, Chrysor, Cisti, Danel, Dendera, Diment, Ea, El, Enkidu, Enlil, En-zu, Epigeus, Erichthonius, Eshmun, Etana, Gad, Geb, Geinos, Gilgamesh, Gir, Gula, Halieus, Hapi, Harakhtes, Haroeris, Hathor, Hay-tau, Hedetet, Hershef, Humbaba, Ilah, Ilus, Irkalla, Ishkur, Isimu, Isis, Kadi, Keret, Khensu, Khepri, Khnum, Khonsu, Khumbam, Kingu, Kishar, Kittu, Kulla, Lagamal, Latpon, Lugalmeslam, Lumha, Maa, Mehit, Melkart, Min, Mir, Misharu, Mont, Mor, Mot, Mush, Nabu, Nah-Hunte, Namtar, Nanna, Nefertum, Neheh, Neith, Nergal, Nidaba, Nigirsu, Ningishzida, Ninkasi, Ninki, Ninlil, Ninsum, Nut, Osiris, Ptah, Punt, Ruti, Sapas, Sati, Sebek, Seima, Seker, Selket, Serapis, Shu, Sin, Tammuz, Tanit, Tashmetum, Ta-urt, Teshub, Thoth, Tros, Upuant, Wadjet, We-ila, Wepwawet, Zakar, Zaqar

Magnetosfeer

Tijdens de eerste passage van de Galileo-ruimtesonde werd ontdekt dat Ganymedes zijn eigen magnetisch veld heeft binnen in dat van Jupiter. Het magnetisch veld wordt hoogstwaarschijnlijk op dezelfde manier opgewekt als dat van de Aarde, waarbij elektrisch geleidend materiaal in het inwendige van deze maan ronddraait. Men denkt dat dit geleidend materiaal een laag water kan zijn met een hoge zoutgraad, of anders afkomstig is van de metalen kern van Ganymedes.

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Hospital-acquired infections lawsuits increase
Medical malpractice lawsuits associated with hospital infections are on the rise. Recent verdicts awarded around the country show this trend in lawsuits.
$13.5 million was awarded by a jury on November 6 to a woman who died of an infection caused by flesh-eating bacteria that she contracted during cancer treatment.
On November 14, a Utah woman reached a confidential settlement in a $16 million suit she filed alleging that a hospital failed to detect necrotizing fasciitis, a flesh-eating bacteria, before and after she gave birth, causing her to lose three limbs and several organs.
In July, a Missouri couple was awarded $2.5 million after the husband contracted a potentially deadly type of staph infection when doctors inserted a pacemaker. As a result, the patient lost a kidney and his leg and foot had to be amputated.
Over 2 million infections transmitted in hospitals occur annually which has led to 90,000 deaths as estimated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC. The CDC found that in long-term care centers an additional 1.5 million health-care related infections occur each year.
"This is the next asbestos. Now that the evidence is overwhelming that nearly all infections are preventable, hospitals that don't follow the proven protocols are inviting lawsuits," said Betsy McCaughy, founder and chair of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths, a non-profit patient safety organization in New York.
Twenty-six states have passed laws requiring hospitals to report infections acquired in their facilities. The standard of care for hospitals in preventing infections is rising because of new guidelines and rules. As of October 1, 2008 Medicare has stopped reimbursing for certain types of hospital-acquired infections. "There are CDC standards on infection prevention and lots of published materials that can be used to establish the standard of care," said McCaughy.
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Lisbon is the Westernmost capital in Europe with a rich history that still lingers across the city's architecture, atmosphere and customs. Situated next to the Tagus river and with a view to the Atlantic Ocean, the city where colorful tiles are ever apparent has been lately getting on the top of all travelers' bucket list.
Primarily known for its sea trade and tourism, Lisbon is now also becoming a food destination with all different restaurants popping up due to the city's gentrification. From Alfama to Chiado, it's always a pleasure to walk around and discover its new face. Try exploring its restaurants and neighbourhoods with our unique travel guide!
There are very few places in the world that make you feel like you're in a movie. Lisbon is definitely one of them...the colors, the architecture, the streets, the food. It is Europe's westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast.
Beyond the tourist image of Portuguese cuisine, beyond the grilled sardines and pastéis de nata, lies an innovative food capital that will blow your mind. As if you need another reason to visit Lisbon, the city is at the forefront of redesigning Portuguese cuisine through a blend of old ingredients, new techniques and presentations.
Mini Bar is just about the first thing a foodie must know before visiting Lisbon! Hats off to Jose Avillez, a young chef and entrepreneur, who has created a magical gastronomical play in a cosy (and somewhat theatrical) space in Lisbon's Chiado neighbourhood.
Thank God for the sugar cane refinery next to the monastery of Jeronimos where in 1837 created the infamous recipe of the authentic Pasteis de Belem!
When every single city in the world that respects its food culture opens joints around the latest food trends (read sushi, ceviche and the likes), Lisbon keeps it simple. Tartine, a bakery transformed to a healthy and tasty breakfast/brunch place.


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OUR RESCUES
MISS HARPER
BIRD MAN
ROMEO & DAMIEN
FRANKLIN SQUARE CATS
OPERATION NOAH'S ARK
REPTILE HOARDING
KONA & PUPS
45 DOGS SUFFERING NEGLECT
LUCKY TO BE ALIVE
HOFSTRA "KEG PUPPY"
FATHER, MOTHER, SON AND DAUGHTER
Suffered a series of unlicensed surgeries that left her earless, mutilated and severely infected. Reginald Smith' a veterinary aid, likely cut off Miss Harper's ears with a pair of scissors. One of Miss Harper's legs became necrotic from lack of circulation and her owners took the dog back to Smith to remove the limb – an operation he also botched.
Miss Harper was able to overcome all of her injuries. Miss Harper's story inspired the Nassau County SPCA online registry for convicted animal abusers.
Gigi suffered severe neglect, being low in body weight, deprived of basic veterinary, hygienic and dental care. Her teeth were badly rotted and many were falling out. Her nails were long and twisted, making it difficult for her to walk. Her fur was so badly matted that her collar had to be cut off.
Her owner was arrested and charged with animal cruelty.
Terry was dropped off by an unknown individual at the Five Towns Animal Hospital. The dog was found to be severely emaciated and too weak to hold her head up. She was about 20 pounds underweight, with open sores on her back and clearly starved and neglected. Terry was later transported to the New York Veterinary Specialty Center for additional treatment, where she later succumbed to renal and kidney failure.
A Long Island man dubbed "bird man" by neighbors was taken to the hospital and his home condemned after authorities found nearly 350 pigeons inside the home. The homeowner had been living for years in more than two feet of bird droppings across all the floors inside the house without running water. The conditions of the home were some of the worst Nassau County SPCA has ever seen. Most, if not all, of the birds were born and raised inside the home and will finally be able to breath in fresh air.
Detectives found Romeo and Damien starved in a basement. Father and son deprived their two dogs of food and water. Both dogs were dehydrated, and emaciated with ribs, spine and hips showing. A veterinarian found both to be underweight, and Romeo had metallic items in his stomach, most likely trying to eat whatever he could find. Both men were arrested and charged with failure to provide proper sustenance.
Bella, an 11 year-old family dog, was brutally beaten with a shovel. Neighbors saw 56 year-old Michael Gallagher put the zip tie around Bella's neck before putting her into the garbage bag, which he beat with the shovel as neighbors desperately called 911. Bella was taken to a nearby animal hospital for treatment, but her injuries were too extensive. Gallagher was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals and torturing or injuring animals.
Twenty-nine cats were rescued from deplorable conditions. The cats were living in a home without power and covered in urine and feces covering every inch. The cats all required medical attention, many were flea infested and suffering from upper respiratory issues.
More than 400 animals were removed from a squalid home. The Nassau County SPCA says the rescue – dubbed "Operation Noah's Ark" – lasted eight hours. The raid came after neighbors complained about the noise and smell from one of their neighbors homes. The stench was so bad, investigators put on hazmat suits to enter the house. Animals were living in filthy water and had no access to food or drinking water.
The home contained a free-roaming skunk, turtles in slimy water and bird cages filled with feces. More than 250 birds and over 150 turtles were seized along with four reptiles and a dozen mammals, including rabbits, chinchillas, sugar gliders, and prairie dogs.
More than 100 snakes, alligators and turtles were found in a home in Nassau County. They were found all over the house – inside and outside – in tanks, crates and plastic containers. The reptiles were deprived of food, water and proper habitat. Some of the reptiles are illegal to own and put the community and its pets at risk.
Kona and her 8 pups were found locked in a sweltering trailer of a pickup truck. Kona's owner was using her to breed puppies for purpose of dog-fighting. Luckily the pups were discovered in early training stages and had not been fully exposed to dog-fighting.
If it weren't the Nassau County SPCA, these dogs would have endured a lifetime of abuse and suffering. Mom and pups all found loving forever homes.
Forty-five dogs were found in uninhabitable conditions. The dogs were covered in feces, urine and were flea-infested. Conditions were so poor that a hazmat team assisted the Nassau County SPCA in removing the animals from the home. The elderly woman living there was taken to a local hospital for evaluation and the building was condemned.
Practically beaten to death. It's difficult to imagine someone could harm such a sweet little dog, but her owner did just that, beating and choking her, leaving her with several broken ribs, her forearm broken in two places and a pulmonary contusion. It's a miracle this little girl is alive and recovering.
A video captured a puppy being forced to drink from a beer keg at an off-campus Hofstra University fraternity house. Although Buddy suffered no injury, the act was inhumane and unacceptable. We removed Buddy from the reckless environment and his irresponsible owner. Nassau County SPCA is currently conducting an investigation on this matter.
UPDATE: Buddy was adopted into a loving home.
We rescued Casey after she was hit by a car and was never given any medical attention. Her injury left her unable to walk. Her owner also failed to provide Casey with proper nutrition, and she was extremely emaciated. We are hoping to get Casey walking again.
Chico was living in a home where he kept being attacked by the other dog. The owner did nothing to prevent these attacks and failed to take Chico to vet after a serious injury that left his paw completely fused backwards. Due to the extended time with this injury unattended, Chico lost his forearm.
Neglected, abused and left without medical care, Diamond nearly lost all hope. Diamond was found severely matted, so much so, that the matting caused her to lose a leg. She had extensive tooth decay leaving her unable to eat properly. Diamond, now Holly, was adopted into an amazing loving home and has made a full recovery.
Fiji, an Argus Monitor lizard, was found roaming nassau county streets. Who knows how long she had gone without proper food and care. Fiji was transferred to a reptile sanctuary where she will live out her life in a habitat where she can flourish.
This family lived there entire life chained up enduring freezing temperatures, scorching heat, rain and snow. Lucy, Conrad, Junior and Tina also lacked proper medical care; overgrown nails, matted fur, eye discharge and Junior (son) had an excessively enlarged scrotum. Upon medical evaluation it was discovered that both father and son had testicular cancer, and mother and daughter were positive for heartworm. With help from Shiba Rescue of NJ, Conrad, Lucy, Junior, and Tina have the care and loving home they were deprived of for years.
This precious girl was found tethered outside in temperatures of 32 degrees Fahrenheit. She was left out with nothing but a towel, shaking from the cold with No shelter, No food, No water. Sadly, Madonna also exhibited signs of long-term neglect, her ribs were protruding through her skin and her body was covered in stains from her own urine and feces.
Six month old Porter was found in a cage in the basement of The Puppy Store in Merrick, unable to walk and deprived of veterinary care. Porter is a victim of the type of neglect and abuse that occurs in pet stores. The Nassau County SPCA conducts pet store inspections in all of Nassau County in efforts to prevent this type of cruelty.
Porter has since been adopted and is enjoying every second of his life with his new family!


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ADAMANTIS release Far Flung Realm, stream entire album on NWOTHM Full Albums channel
Boston-based epic power metallers ADAMANTIS are proud to release their debut album, Far Flung Realm. To celebrate this event, the band is making the entire album available for streaming on the NWOTHM Full Albums channel:
Produced, mixed and mastered by Christian 'Moschus' Moos of Spacelab Mixing (Haken, Delain, Luca Turilli's Rhapsody), Far Flung Realm features ten tracks of pure heavy metal that showcases the band's diversity, moving from the Germanic power metal assault of "The Oracle's Prophecy" (featuring guest vocals from ex-Dark Moor and current Hamka and Fairyland vocalist Elisa C. Martin) to the crushing, doomy hymn "The Siege of Arkona".
Says guitarist and co-founder Jeff Taft: "At long last, Far Flung Realm is no longer quite so far! This album is the work of many hands, and though rooted in our love of that classic late 90s-early 2000s power metal sound, really represents the crystallization of our very diverse set of influences. We feel like there should be something for every type of metal fan to enjoy here!"
Says drummer and co-founder Evgeny Gromovoy: "I put into this album all my energy because ever since I was a kid I heard a calling, a voice that pushed me to listen to heavy metal all day long, and of course to play heavy metal as if there is no tomorrow! I like my drums big and fast (see Thomen era Blind Guardian) and you will get plenty of that here. I would recommend listening to Far Flung Realm several times with the booklet in hand!"
Far Flung Realm is available for purchase at http://adamantismetal.bandcamp.com and on all major digital platforms.


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Study: Eating a Regular Breakfast May Help Reduce Lead Poisoning
By Alice Park @aliceparknyApril 01, 2011
Naoki Okamoto
Eating breakfast is good for you — it's been linked to weight loss and improved nutrition — and now new research suggests it may also help protect children from lead poisoning.
Reporting in the journal Environmental Health, scientists from China show that children who regularly ate breakfast lowered their blood levels of lead by 15% compared with those who skipped the first meal of the day in a six month study.
Previous research has shown that in adults, fasting can increase the absorption of lead, presumably because minerals in food, such as calcium and phosphate, may compete with lead for absorption by tissues. Past data suggest that food decreases the absorption of lead in the gut by as much as 10 times in adults. That's why the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that children who might be exposed to high concentrations of environmental sources of lead eat regular meals and snack often.
The most common sources of lead include lead-based paint (even after it has dried), drinking water contaminated by older pipes and plumbing, lead-glazed pottery and crystal, and cosmetics such as kohl. Among the 1,344 Chinese children studied in Jintan, pollution from lead-based gasoline, which was phased out in 2000, was also a prominent source of exposure; in recent years, as many as 24% of youngsters under 14 in the country still had blood lead levels greater than those established by the U.S. CDC as acceptable.
The Chinese findings are the first to document that being well-nourished can help children lower their risk of lead poisoning. The authors hope parents will make note of the findings, but for that to happen, they note, parents need to be made aware of the dangers of lead exposure.
In the study, parents with more education or who had technical or professional jobs were more likely to get their children to eat breakfast. That suggests that public health officials should focus on educating parents about the benefits of breakfast as a proactive way to lower their youngsters' exposure to lead, and potentially reduce their risk of developing behavioral and cognitive problems later on.
Alice Park @aliceparkny
Alice Park is a staff writer at TIME and covers health, medicine, nutrition and fitness.
Park's latest book is The Stem Cell Hope: How Stem Cell Medicine Can Change Our Lives.