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Crime is everywhere. Wherever we look, we find criminals and crime. Criminals have become a part of our daily lives. Does this mean we let them be the darkness of our society? No, definitely not. Eliminating crime and criminals is our duty, and we cannot ignore it. Getting the rightly accused to a just punishment is very important. Some criminals commit a crime because they have no other option to survive, but some do it for fun. I do not advocate death penalty for everybody. A person, who stole bread from a grocery store, definitely does not deserve death penalty. However, a serial killer, who kills people for fun or for his personal gain, definitely deserves death penalty. Death penalty should continue in order to eliminate the garbage of our society. Not everybody deserves to die, but some people definitely do. I support death penalty because of several reasons. Firstly, I believe that death penalty serves as a deterrent and helps in reducing crime. Secondly, it is true that death penalty is irreversible, but it is hard to kill a wrongly convicted person due to the several chances given to the convicted to prove his innocence. Thirdly, death penalty assures safety of the society by eliminating these criminals. Finally, I believe in "lex tallionis" - a life for a life.
Deterrence means to punish somebody as an example and to create fear in other people for the punishment. Death penalty is one of those extreme punishments that would create fear in the mind of any sane person. Ernest van den Haag, in his article "On Deterrence and the Death Penalty" mentions, "One abstains from dangerous acts because of vague, inchoate, habitual and, above all, preconscious fears" (193). Everybody fears death, even animals. Most criminals would think twice if they knew their own lives were at stake. Although there is no statistical evidence that death penalty deters crime, but we...
...The Death Penalty; when people hear this term many thoughts and emotions are immediately brought to mind. The death penalty is considered by many to be the harshest form of punishment for crimes against society, but is it too harsh? Many would argue that it is cruel and unusual punishment and that it punishes not just the one convicted but also all of those involved. In this paper we will look at not only the one receiving the punishment but also those involved, including the family of the victim, the jurors, the executioner(s), and the family members of the one being convicted and argue that the sociological impact that the death penalty creates is too devastating for its continued use in the United States. "The first established death penalty laws date as far back as the Eighteenth Century B.C. in the Code of King Hammaurabi of Babylon, which codified the death penalty for 25 different crimes. (deathpenaltyinfo.org)" This is where the term "eye for an eye" originated as well as the belief that the crimes punishment must equal the severity of the crime. United States law was heavily influenced by Great Britain due to Britain maintaining primary control of the original 13 colonies. Currently, in the United States, the Death Penalty is mainly used as a form of punishment for first degree murder however some states still use it for acts of treason. Opposition of the Death Penalty began obtaining a foot hold during the Abolitionist movement when Cesare Beccaria's 1767 essay,......
...The death penalty is a very touchy topic. Whether it's grieving families or innocent victims, the death of another person is horrific but occasionally necessary. My stance on the death penalty is almost even weighted, but I do agree with it. A human will not very often be charged with this rare punishment, but when that action does occur, I do think it's a reasonable consequence. If a judge were to go with this option, the defendant would have committed murder or another very dreadful crime. Euthanasia is also present in animals as well. When people say the death penalty, they usually don't think of it being applied to animals. The only way euthanasia is a good alternative is if the animal is injured and in great pain or is harmful to humans. On the other hand, when it comes to humans, if the human has committed a crime worthy of this penalty, he or she deserves it. The short story Death and Justice was more convincing to me than Forgiving the Unforgivable. With the first story, it gave a few reasons why people find the death penalty appalling or inhumane and backed it up with reasons why those are bogus statements. It continually states the author's opinion throughout the story. I enjoyed this story more, too, because it gave real life examples. I'm a very literal person and the story conveyed my inner thoughts better than the second one. However, my opinion may be slightly bias to the story because of how I view the death penalty. If I were to lean in the......
...of the death penalty maintain the death penalty is wrong because it is irrevocable. What reply does Reiman offer to this position? A: Reiman's reply to the viewpoint of the death penalty being irrevocable is such that "it's not that the death penalty is irrevocable and other punishments are revocable; rather, all punishments are irrevocable though the death penalty is relatively more irrevocable than the rest" (Hinman, 2006, p. 153). In other words, Reiman feels that the death penalty being wrong just because it is irrevocable is too much of a blanket statement that discounts other options, such as the case of prisoners who are put to death but then found innocent and in matters of someone living life in prison then being found innocent. In the case of the former and the latter, money can be given to the ex-prisoner found innocent and that their name can be cleared. With that being said, someone put to death and then being found innocent and an innocent person being set free after a long incarceration are not irrevocable things—time has passed and cannot be returned. Reiman's reply to these stances is that these situations are very few and far between. In contrast, Reiman explains that "we accept the death of innocents elsewhere...and it is not plausible to think that the execution of a small number of innocent persons is so terrible...especially when every effort is made to make sure that does not occur" (Hinman, p. 153). Therefore, Reiman agrees that the death penalty is......
Christians and the Death Penalty
...Latasha Mitchell Professor: Moreau Religion 330 Assignment 3 March 26, 2014 Christians and the Death Penalty We believe that God instituted the death penalty after the Flood. In Genesis 9:6, God says, "Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed; for in the image of God has God made man." The stated reason for the death penalty here is that every person bears the image of God. To kill an image bearer of God is to show contempt for God himself. Elsewhere, the Bible says, "Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: "It is mine to avenge; I will repay," says the Lord." (Romans 12:19) Christians may not take justice into their own hands, but must allow God to deal with justice. Christians are to forgive; it is God who judges. One way that God judges is through the government. The next chapter in the Bible says that God created government to maintain order. It goes on to say that the government is "God's servant, an agent of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer." (Romans 13:4) So, when God says that he will take vengeance, this is how he does it -- through his servant, the government. But Jesus' actions do not suggest that the death penalty is not God's will. Jesus' teaching primarily has to do with personal ethics, not the function of the government. It is our job as individuals to forgive. It is God's job, in part through the government, to provide justice for...
The Death Penalty - Tomacita Matuz
...The Death Penalty Would you just let your sibling get the death penalty?The death penalty is an unjust to the innocent people that get put in it,It is cruel because the death penalty consists of you getting injected and just dying and its costly because they spend money that can be spent in other places it's just a bad way of punishing criminals. Of course, The death penalty is unjust because they are killing some innocent people.In the article it states that" The Death Penalty is unjust and costlyThere have been many cases where death penalties have been given to innocent people and there will probably be more to come, given the fact that many are based on testimony. Overall I think the death penalty is fair for people who have committed multiple murders, rapes or molestation of children. These people will never be cured or fixed, the best we can do is to try and protect society from them. I think other people can not decide when is your time. Family members get hurt and sad of this happening to their loved ones.A lot of people suffer because of this its unjust to kill people before their time.Admittedly, The death penalty is cruel because its messed up how they inject them its unhuman of them to do this. They put people to sleep so quick.They just go to sleep and it destroys their brain.They say that it doesn't hurt the prisoner but you don't even know because have they ever tried it on each other. Some mentally ill people get put in this situation that......
Death Penalty System in Usa
...Of the Death penalty 2/6/2016 On the issue of death penalty the suggestions and thinking of justice Marshall and Brennan, that the death penalty is unconstitutional. After this decision the court has decide to leave the decision on the states to make their laws on the issue of capital punishment. Now advocates are trying to make new laws to end the autocracy and 35 states including Florida they enact the new laws of death penalty. Death penalty was imposed by Supreme Court in 1976 with some reforms which were come from all the states. They provide some guidelines for judge & jury on which behalf death penalty should impose. The guidelines were accepted in 1976 by supreme court in in Gregg v. Georgia (428 U.S. 153), Jurek v. Texas (428 U.S. 262), and Proffitt v. Florida (428 U.S. 242) and commonly this decision is known as Gregg decision. This death penalty decision is imposed or we can say reinstated first on Florida, Georgia & Texas. It came under the 8th amendments of the constitution. Under these reforms there were three procedures which is going to follow every time when someone came under death penalty. First bifurcated trials happened in which there is separate comment for the guilt and number of phases of the trial. Then after it second one is to see whether the crime require death penalty or lesser punishment. Last reform is to review convictions and punishment made. These procedural reforms will helps to states to eliminate the death penalty cases.......
...Assignment #7 Death Penalty Valerie Miller A. Reading: Chapter 5 B. Answer the following questions, 1 pt each unless otherwise noted: 1. In the U.S., is it legally permissible to execute juvenile and developmentally disabled offenders? Do you believe this should this be changed? Explain why or why not. (2 pts) Currently it is not permissible to execute juvenile and developmentally disabled offenders. As it was found in two court rulings to violate the Eighth Amendment. I do not feel that this should be changed because I feel that the death penalty overall should be abolished. 2. In this chapter, the arguments opposing and in favor of incapacitation, retributive justice, human dignity, and human rights are presented. Discuss which argument(s) you support and why. Which argument(s) do you least support and why? (2 pts) I am in agreement with the human dignity argument that the death penalty lowers us to the level of the criminal. I am in strongest disagreement with Retributive Justice. How can we carry out an "equality of crime and punishment"? As Bentham says, how can one act of violence cancel out the other? And it's unrealistic to say equality of crime and punishment, because we aren't going to rape a rapist or burn down the house of an arsonist. 3. Why is there a concern about who receives the death penalty? AND How does Van den Haag respond? (2 pts) Because of the number of innocent people that are executed, and because the death penalty also......
...Deeq Arab July, 22 2008 Eng 102 Tuesday-Thursday 12:30-1:50 Mr. Chris Anderson Death Penalty Death penalty is one of the rules mankind practiced it for long times since the early ages of men there has been the death penalty in one way or another. The death penalty has created a lot of argument between people. In the United States the use of capital punishment was famous in the early 1950s executing nearly 100per year. After the 50s supporter started to weaken and in time it went down and came up. In any issue some people will go for it, some will not. In this case of death penalty some people believe that if you take a life you are a menace to society and should be banished from this earth. On the other hand some believe that life is valuable and no one is applicable to take a life other than the creator of life. The critics of the death penalty say practicing these activities such as the death penalty give respect and harmony to murders who take life by force. After all we are humans and our minds are the mother of different ideas, views and arguments.	Is the death penalty just? Pro Supporters say there is no better punishment for a person who takes a life other than the death penalty. Majority of supporters of death penalty relied on Holy Scriptures which most of them state that a human life is worth a human life. that is the right justice. It's cruel and inhuman practice but the person that commits the murder didn't think about it when he/she were in......
...Death Penalty	1 The Death Penalty in the United States Rebecca Bartley ENC3211-Report Writing Professor Johnson June 8, 2013 Death Penalty	2 Abstract Death penalty has had so many changes in the last 300 years many states still use the death penalty. There are many states that are abolishing it for any number of different reasons. Many now believe the death penalty is unconstitutional and also cruel and unusual punishment and it should no longer be used. Many believe life in prison is a better remedy than putting someone to death. Keywords: Death Penalty Death Penalty	3 The Death Penalty in the United States: How it has changed over years. The death penalty policies and ideas have changed from state to state over the last ten (10) years. Each state is now making the chose on whether to have or use the death penalty, or to abolish it for any number of reasons. There are a couple of reasons that the death penalty is being abolished: (1) the first would be that many states are starting to believe that it's unconstitutional; and (2) the death penalty is being used less and less, there are more inmates who are sitting on death row for many years. "New Mexico repeated the death penalty in 2009, and replacing it with a sentence of life without the possibility of parole" (NM repeal, 2012)."With this new Mexico was the last state to implement true life without parole, and in the last five (5) years, five (5) states have repealed......
The Death Penalty
...The Death Penalty Capital punishment is putting a condemned person to death. When one reads history of the world, it is seen that many people were sentenced to death because they raised a voice against the king. Ending a person's life without giving him a chance to repent is not the best of the correctional methods. It might serve as deterrence for others but to what extent is that entirely true will be examined in the paper. The "cruel and unusual" clause in the eighth amendment states that "cruel and unusual punishment" such as torture or lingering death can not be inflicted on anyone as a form of execution. It is however permissible under the 8th Amendment to execute a convict by means of hanging, shooting, electrocution, and lethal gas. There is still confusion about what is actually constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment." There have been several court cases of interest that have challenged and redefined this concept. In Louisiana ex. Rel. Francis v. Resweber, a convicted murderer was subject to a botched execution, and subsequently argued that a second attempt at execution would be a violation of the Eighth Amendment constituting cruel and unusual punishment. Previously the forms of execution were very painful. Many were beheaded while many were crucified. Crucifixion was the method used to execute Jesus according to Christianity. Such methods aimed at prolonging the pain before death. "Some may attempt to argue that there is scriptural authorization for the death......
...For decades people have debated the death penalty. These discussions have taken place at the water cooler in the workplace as well as at family dinners. Some people see it as a barbaric form of torture, and others see it as a necessity of modern life. Most people do not understand the complex issues that heads of states need to evaluate regarding the death penalty. In conference rooms they discuss issues such as costs, wrongful convictions and what they could do with the additional revenues. Even though some people see the death penalty as a crime deterrent, in this economy individual states have to rethink the financial costs involved. Many people do not realize the additional costs associated with a death penalty case. People who are in support of the death penalty believe that it is cheaper to execute a criminal than to leave them in a jail cell paid for with the money individual's pay to the government in taxes. California is second to Texas in regard to juries and county prosecutors condemning people with a death sentence. (Tempest, 2005) What they do not realize is that at times it can take more than two decades for a death sentence to come to the conclusion of an execution. The trial alone in a death penalty case can cost millions more to prosecute. A study in Maryland estimates that the average cost to taxpayers for reaching a single death sentence is $3 million - $1.9 million more than the cost of a non-death penalty case. (Roman, J., Chalfin, A.,......
...Is the Death Penalty a Fair and Effective Deterrent in the United States? Abstract The death penalty is the most severe punishment that may be imposed on an individual by the United States government. It denies a person one of their most basic human rights, which is the right to live. One of the purposes of the death penalty is to serve as a deterrent for other would-be criminals. There have been studies conducted to determine if the death penalty is effective in this regard. There is another point of disparity surrounding the death penalty related to the equality of its application. Are all citizens treated equal? This paper takes a closer look at the equality in the application of the death penalty and its effectiveness as a deterrent. Is the Death Penalty a Fair and Effective Deterrent in the United States? The death penalty came to the United States with the first European settlers and continued until the 1960's. "The 1960s brought challenges to the fundamental legality of the death penalty. Before then, the Fifth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments were interpreted as permitting the death penalty. However, in the early 1960s, it was suggested that the death penalty was a "cruel and unusual" punishment, and therefore unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment." (Bohm, 1999) Since the 1960's courts have been battling the issue of the death penalty. Currently there are 38 states that have provisions for the death penalty. What is the purpose of the......
...2014 When I look at our justice system and how it works, I cannot help but perceive the death penalty's main function is retribution. The punishment as a whole is flawed and there will always be a substantial risk of executing an innocent person. This negative aspect cannot be overlooked. Furthermore, the cost of this farce is completely appalling and we should not continue to irresponsibly waste crucial funding of the criminal justice system in this way. Capital punishment is hurting our government more than it is helping. Unless the research proves that it is an effective form of deterrence, we should abolish this form of punishment outright. I do not see how the death penalty would deter anyone from committing a heinous act. This is because someone in the commission of a crime is not thinking about sitting in a court room and being sentenced to death. Many people use the term "eye for an eye" but is this the right way to uphold justice? For the reasons of lack of substantial evidence of capital punishment being an effective deterrent, the wasteful spending of valuable funds, and the potential death of innocent people, I do not support the use of the death penalty. For centuries, governments have tried to utilize the death sentence for deterrence and to keep the crime rate lowered. We must ask ourselves, does executing wrongdoers actually lower the rates of crime punishable by death? In my research, I have come to the conclusion that this is not a successful......
...Rose March 20, 2009 All Holy Scripture is taken from the New American Standard Bible '95 unless otherwise noted. Capital punishment is an issue that affects the United States in many ways, and even to a larger extent the world. Many industrialized nations have forgone capital punishment as a tool in their criminal justice system. In the United States, 38 states still have provisions in their penal code that allow capital punishment in various forms, in various circumstances and with various populations. Capital punishment--death penalty--is argued by both sides of the issue for diverse reasons. The death penalty may be opposed by some by stating it is considered cruel and unusual punishment (which is in violation to our Constitution). Others would argue that because our legal system is not perfect we should not risk putting to death someone who may be innocent. On the reverse side, the two most common reasons to support the death penalty would be first, it is a just punishment and acts as a deterrent for further crimes that meet that nature. Still others argue the "eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" argument; which is biblically based but certainly out of context in this argument. An important question is "where might a Christian come down on this issue?" The answer is not as easy as one might expect. This pastor will attempt to answer that very question using The Sermon on the Mount, and additionally the texts, Ethics, Choosing The Good and evangelical......
...is the death penalty? 'Punishments are imposed on a person, not on racial or economic groups. Guilt is personal. The only relevant question is: does the person to be executed deserve the punishment?' (Ernest van den Haag, 1986) According to Amnesty International, 139 countries have abolished the death penalty. In 2010, only one country, Gabon, abolished the death penalty for all crimes. During 2010, 23 countries executed 527 prisoners and at least 2,024 people were sentenced to death in 67 countries. More than 17,833 people are currently under sentence of death around the world ('The Death Penalty Worldwide') According to the United Nations, the highest per capita use of the death penalty is in Singapore, with a rate of 13.57 executions per one million population for the period 1994-99 ('Executions Under Fire') The death penalty is the most extreme form of punishment a government can use on its citizens Pros for death penalty 'Simply put there is a class of people whose crimes are so heinous…that the death penalty should apply' (Paul Rosenzweig, 2003) It is believed that governments can protect people by retaining the death penalty for murder and serious crime Opponents believe that governments should not take a life under any circumstance International human rights law forbids the execution of people who are under 18 years of age at the time of their crime ('Death Penalty For Minors') Cons for death penalty Unlike other punishments, the death......
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Q: How to add inbound rule to AWS security group with my default VPC? I want to add inbound rule to security group with my default VPC. I removed default VPC from a zone and added a default VPC. But I get fault below :
"[AmazonServiceException: Status Code: 400, AWS Service: AmazonEC2, AWS Request ID: c99a21bb-c798-4938-994f-ef8b89c64a72, AWS Error Code: VPCIdNotSpecified, AWS Error Message: No default VPC for this user]"

I can add ingress rule on AWS but I can't this on my project which is developed with AWS API.
How can I do?

A: I solved. While I am adding rule, I post security groupId instead of groupName.

A: If you are a "VPC Only" customer, and have your Default VPC deleted, then during ingress action , you need to specify the VPC ID (or subnet ID of another VPC). If you do not specify it, then default VPC will be presumed.
In your case, it seems like you have your default VPC deleted. OR You are not passing the VPC ID (or subnet ID of another VPC).
So Either pass the VPC ID (or subnet ID of another VPC) OR have AWS technical support create a new default VPC for you.

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The World of the Wampanoag (Podcast)
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Before New England was New England, it was the Dawnland. A region that remains the homeland of numerous Native American peoples, including the Wampanoag.
Over the next two episodes of the Ben Franklin's World podcast, we'll explore the World of the Wampanoag before and after 1620, a year that saw approximately 100 English colonists enter the Wampanoags' world. Those English colonists have been called the "Pilgrims" and this year, 2020, marks the 400th anniversary of their arrival in New England.
The arrival of these English settlers brought change to the Wampanoags' world. But many aspects of Wampanoag life and culture persisted, as did the Wampanoag who lived, and still live, in Massachusetts and beyond.
In this first episode, we'll investigate the cultures, society, and economy of the Wampanoags' 16th- and 17th-century world. This focus will help us develop a better understanding for the peoples, places, and circumstances of the World of the Wampanoag.
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The Michigan Press Association recently announced the winners in its annual Better Newspaper Contest. Several GateHouse Media newspapers were among the list of winners in a number of categories.
Reviewed by members of the New York Press Association, this year's contest received 3,065 total entries from 99 newspapers and individual journalists in Michigan.
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Post by Gallery Bookshop in Mendocino.
Back in January, Daniel Goldin at Boswell Book Company in Milwaukee, WI, wrote a blog piece about how they chose the titles for their horror display. He asked four booksellers (and one former bookseller) to each give 5 recommendations for the table. Then he included their lists in the blog as well as an image of the final display.
This week Watermark Books & Cafe in Wichita, KS, included in their newsletter a photo of their new science fiction section. Not only did they describe where to find it in the store, but they also included authors and titles found in that section.
So whether you're promoting a theme, a new section, or an upcoming event, thoughtful displays take time and effort. Show them off.


Only 3 miles north of I-16 the farm lies just over 10 miles south of Statesboro and Georgia Southern University. Savannah and Georgia's Coast are approximately 42 and 50 miles east respectively.
South Bulloch Farm is located on and bisected by Clevy Deloach Road, a county graded road, providing great access to the entire farm. The farm is comprised of approximately 132 acres in cultivated farm land with good soils, about 5 acres in yard area around the homestead and balance in primarily hardwood type land recently cutover. The homestead area is adorned by Pecan and Live Oak trees.
Great farm with lots of utility, annual income from crop land rent and covered with game for the sports-minded individual. With plenty of road frontage the farm can easily be divided to fit the needs for several family members.


I was quite happily and quite quickly working on sewing this disappearing Four Patch quilt together. Or at least I was until the whole thing came to a screeching halt when something turned out not to fit with the block next to it.
Upon closer inspection it turned out that I was working a bit too quickly and goofed up in the cutting.
This is the same mistake I made when cutting my last set of swap blocks for Jannette. I'd been working on this months swap blocks after doing these, and after checking it, I found the same mistake. (Sigh). I'd only done a pair of the swap blocks, so I don't have many of those to redo. So I now have six blocks to put into the backing of my swap quilt, once it is finished.


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The RBMK was the culmination of the Soviet nuclear power program to produce a water-cooled power reactor based on their graphite-moderated plutonium production military reactors. The first of these, Obninsk AM-1 ("Атом Мирный", Atom Mirny, Russian for ;Atoms for Peace;) generated 5 MW of electricity from 30 MW thermal power, and supplied Obninsk from 1954 until 1959.
Hello Justin, thanks for getting in touch. This sounds like it is the thermal fuse WP3392519, but before replacing it you should inspect and test it for visible damage or indication of faultiness.


"The Dao (Tao) produced the one. The one produced the two. The two produced the three, and the three produced the ten thousand things"
The humidity in the courtroom is intensifying the tension in the air.
My dear readers, at this moment, our camera is focused on three persons, not one, but three young men who are standing in front of the judge. From their outlooks, we can tell, two of the three men look exactly the same, they must be twins. Another young man looks different, but his manner, his posture, and his eyes remind people of another person, one of the twins?
The case is about physicist Wilson's only son. Right after Wilson's wife gave birth to their only son Iggi, a volcano eruption broke up the family, they lost their son. 25 years later, at the same time of period, in the same city, three young men come to Wilson and claim that they are Iggi, the only son. Let's name these three men as IggiOne, IggiTwo and IggiThree.
In the past two months, the detective Earnest whom Wilson hired, has been doing day in and day out investigation of the three men. The interesting findings are: Although IggiOne and IggiTwo look like twins, they have absolutely different personalities, opposite values and diverse behaviors. While, IggiTwo and IggiThree almost act as a same person, though they look differently, they speak the same, they love doing the same things, they think the same, they are falling in love with the same woman. And when Earnest interviewed with their girlfriend, the girlfriend said, " It is really bizarre, after I dated with them, I feel I am dating with the same guy, just their looks are different, I feel the same when we kiss, when we look into each other's eyes, or when we make love, no difference at all." Actually, IggiTwo and IggiThree hang out together, and when they meet people, they talk as one person, one is just another's duplication.
IggiTwo and IggiThree are the same person, they are one.
People are shocked by Earnest's words.
However, something flashes into Wilson's mind.
My dear readers, do you like stories? Here is a one, close your eyes, just listen, listen to the story, listen to the voice, do not use your visual mind unless you have to, there comes a conversation in the darkness.
The child sleeps with Mom in her bed, listening to the story and falling sleep. After a while, the child wakes up in another bed, Bed One, not mom's bed.
The child falls back asleep and wakes up again.
Amazingly, this time the child finds another bed, Bed Two, and another child is in the bed, Child Two.
You see, Child One and Child Two are one Child, and that what is the Mom Says.
Now, you probably have the idea what is going on in this story.
Dreams continue, more persons appear in the dreams, with one more person in the dream, one more child is born, one more bed shows up. But these children are dreaming the same dreams and they are the only one Child.
What happens if they are not awake?
My dear readers, here I have to remind you of this sentence again.
Dear friends, whoever you are, Mike, Marry, John, Jenny, ….etc, you are dreaming that Mike, Marry, John, Jenny…etc are reading a story by Lu meng, who is dreaming that Lu Meng wrote a story. The bottom line is, you and me are dreaming the same dream, that Mike, Marry, John, Jenny…etc, are reading " Many beds, one sleep." by a writer, Lu Meng.
We share the same minds.
We are the Only One Child.
Note: Mom represents Dao in Chinese and Sheckhinah in Jeiwsh.
Iggi means "Only Son" in African.


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Agile Cold Storage Locates Freezer Distribution Hubs in Cartersville and Gainesville, Georgia
First Person: Effects of the Global Pandemic on Company Supply Chains
Front Line: Inland Ports Spur Distribution Growth
Front Line: New DOT Focus on Rural Development
In Focus: An Evolving Last Mile
Infrastructure Investment as an Economic Stimulus Tool
Agile Cold Storage will invest over $60 million in the construction of semi-automated freezer buildings to support the poultry industry in Cartersville and Gainesville, Georgia. The project is expected to create approximately 170 jobs in Bartow and Hall counties.
In Cartersville, Agile Cold Storage plans to build and own a 150,000-square-foot facility at 400 Hamilton Crossing Road, where the company expects to create about 70 positions.
The company also plans to build and own a 150,000-square-foot facility in Gainesville, located at 3117 Athens Highway, where they expect to create approximately 100 positions.
"As a Georgia-based company, we are very excited to make these investments and to be able to create these jobs in our home state. When we looked around the Southeast for the ideal location for these two facilities, Georgia really stood out. Georgia is home to a wide variety of food manufacturers, tremendous temperature controlled logistics partners, and a world-class port in Savannah," said Agile President and CEO Don Schoenl. "We appreciate the state's interest in helping us grow and understand, from our previous experiences with various state agencies, we appreciate how committed they are to providing exceptional training and work environments for our team members."
According to company officials, Agile's state-of-the-art facility will use automation where possible to make the work environment safer and more efficient for its team members. The company's advanced technologies reduce its environmental impact by eliminating ammonia refrigerants and decreasing energy and water consumption. Agile's experienced management team and best practices will allow for reliable, efficient, and flexible receiving, storage, and shipping of its customers' products. Agile's customers' products will satisfy demand for both the domestic and international markets. The facilities include frozen and deep freeze temperature zones to ensure products are blast frozen and maintained at the highest levels of quality in accordance with industry specifications and government regulations.
"It's great to see Georgia-based companies reinvest in their home state and create opportunities for hardworking Georgians," said Governor Brian P. Kemp. "Agile's investment in the Peach State is a testament to Georgia's dominance in the poultry industry and our top-notch logistics network, and I am grateful for their partnership as they ramp up operations in North Georgia."
The state's major cold storage investment and growth, combined with the extensive air, rail, port, and interstate logistics network continues to provide a competitive advantage for companies located in Georgia.
"We are pleased to welcome Agile Cold Storage to Bartow County, particularly because cold storage solutions are essential for both Georgia's agricultural industry and ultimately area consumers," said Bartow County Sole Commissioner Steve Taylor. "We appreciate the quality jobs and investment that Agile will bring, and our state and local partners who helped encourage the company to come to this decision."
"Agile Cold Storage will be a welcome part of the Gainesville-Hall County business community," said Kit Dunlap, president and CEO of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce. "Gainesville-Hall County has many food and pharmaceutical manufacturers that rely on cold-chain logistics, like Agile Cold Storage, to distribute their products to U.S. consumers and to export markets through the Port of Savannah."
"The state's proactive long-term investment in our logistics infrastructure continues to pay in the form of jobs and opportunities for Georgians when they're needed most," said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson. "I thank Agile Cold Storage for their investment, along with Governor Kemp and our local economic development partners for helping us bring additional jobs and opportunities to both of these Georgia communities."


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Programme of the Permanent Forum (UNPFII 15): Thursday, May 12, 2016
Organisation of work
10:00 - 13:00 Item 4 (continued) Implementation of the six mandated areas of the Permanent Forum with reference to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [Speaker's list]
15:00 - 18:00 Item 6 Dialogue with Indigenous Peoples (closed meeting) [Interactive dialogue]
Side-events
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. The Indigenous Navigator Initiaitve: Making the SDGs work for Indigenous Peoples CR 4 English-Spanish-French
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. The Paris Climate Agreement, Indigenous Peoples and Forests CR 7 English-Spanish-French
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission CR 8 English
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Indigenous Perspectives on the Negotiations Underway at the World Intellectual Property Organization CR D English-Spanish
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Origins of cattle on Chirikof Island, Alaska and support the inference that Yakut cattle from Russia arrived first on Chirikof Island; 1st World Indigenous Games Brazil 2015 and Toronto 2017 FF 600 English-Russian-Spanish-Portuguese
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Toxic Profits FF 911 English
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Canada's Commitment to Implmenting the UNDRIP with Indigenous Peoples FF 1080 English-Spanish-French
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. Resolving Conflict and Loss - an Indigenous Path FF 1528 English-Russian
1:15 – 2:30 p.m. AlterNATIVE Education Seminar: Native American Histories, Resistances, & Futures DC2-0811 English
4:00 – 5:30 p.m. A Successful Model of Indigenous Governance Through an Indigenous-led Institutional Framework CR 6
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Stimulating the UN Decol Process Church Center, 11th floor English
6:15 – 7:30 p.m. Indigenous women: peace educators CR 4 English-Spanish-French-Russian
6:15 – 7:30 p.m. Launching of the Map of Indigenous Peoples, Protected Areas and Natural Ecosystems in Central America CR 7 English-Spanish-French
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In the world of cinema, sequels to great films are often compared to other sequels of great films.
Yesterday, Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld continued this trend. In an interview with THR, Liefeld compared Deadpool 2 to another beloved sequel: James Cameron's Aliens.
That's definitely setting the bar high, as if it wasn't set high enough already. Like Alien is a classic in its genre, the first Deadpool is considered by many to be a classic in the comic book movie genre. Liefeld comparing the upcoming sequel to Cameron's Aliens is an interesting one to be sure. Will we get the Deadpool equivalent of the "Game over, man. Game Over!" scene?
If yesterday's trailer is any indication, the film is going for the "go big or go home" look with more action set pieces than its predecessor – which did have a smaller budget. Will this approach pay off? We'll find out in just three months.
The David Leitch-directed film stars Ryan Reynolds, John Brolin, Morena Baccarin, Leslie Uggams, Brianna Hildebrand, Zazie Beetz and TJ Miller.
Deadpool 2 slashes its way into theaters on May 18.
How do you feel about Liefeld comparing Deadpool 2 to Aliens? Let me know below!


So, you've closed on your house and it's time to figure out what the next step is. Don't load up the moving van just yet — this is the perfect time to do a real deep clean on your new home! After all, you have no idea when the last time the place was cleaned or what the prior owners may have done inside or what residues remain. Without furniture or boxes in the way, deep cleaning will be a cinch, so let's get to it.
It can feel overwhelming to deep clean an empty house that's brand new to you. You have no real sense of the space or how the whole thing fits together just yet, but that's ok, start by making a list. Walk through the house and note everything that's going to need a good wipe down or scrubbing. For example, your living room might have a ceiling fan, a fireplace, crown molding and ornate baseboards. List those things, along with sweeping and mopping or vacuuming the carpeting, cleaning the blinds and other things you're probably going to do in every room.
Once you have a fairly organized to do list, you'll feel a little more in control. You'll probably spend the most time and effort on the bathrooms and kitchen, since these areas tend to get a great deal of equal parts mileage and neglect. If you're crunched for time, focus your efforts on the kitchen and baths and work your way out, that way the rooms that need the most attention will get it first.
Cleaning your new house from top to bottom is going to be a labor of love, it's not going to be the most fun you've ever had. But, when you're done, you'll know that you're not just moving in on top of old dirt and who knows what else. If you have allergies or are even just wigged out by the idea of other people's skin cells floating around in your house, all that hard work will definitely be worth it.
We've got some tips to help you make the job as efficient as possible. Here we go!
1. Start at the top and work your way down. Remember that task list you made? Now's the time to put it to good use. It might seem like it doesn't matter how you attack your cleaning, but if you want to be most efficient, you should start with all the high up tasks and work your way down. That way you're not having to clean the same dirt twice. For example, if you clean the top of the fridge first, then clean the ceiling fans and get a bunch of dirt on top of the fridge, you're just going to have to do that all over again. Gravity always wins that war.
2. Don't skip on light fixtures. It's tempting to ignore the light fixtures, but seriously, take those things apart and clean the globes. Glass globes and shades generally do well in the dishwasher on the top rack, just pop them in and set it to "Pots & Pans." You can work on cleaning something else while they're getting all shiny. You'll be shocked how much more light is in your room once the glass is cleaned like new.
3. Speaking of light… you'll be doing windows. No one likes doing windows, which is why it's likely that your windows haven't been cleaned in a long time. Maybe decades. Who even knows? Invest heavily in that blue window cleaner and take that muck down layer by layer. Make sure to wipe out the inside of the window frame, too, so many gross things collect in there.
If you have vinyl-clad windows, they'll probably tilt in for easier cleaning. Unlock the window, lift it about a quarter of the way, then pinch the two tabs on the top toward the center while pulling the window toward you. On higher end windows, the top panel will also tilt in. With the bottom pane tilted into the room, lower the upper pane about a quarter of the way, or until you can see the same tabs that are on the lower pane and repeat the process. When you're done cleaning, just push the panes back into their tracks one at a time until you hear a click.
4. Break down the appliances. This blog is probably starting to feel like a horrible list of terrible chores, but try to think of it as a way of bonding with your new house. Or, at least, a way to make sure there's absolutely nothing gross hiding anywhere. If the prior owner left appliances behind, it's almost for certain that they left a mess somewhere. Break down the fridge, the stove, the range hood (if it has a grease filter), stick as many interior parts as you can in the dishwasher or take them outside and spray them down with degreaser and rinse with a hose. Be much more careful with stainless steel, it's not all that forgiving when it comes to chemical reactions — that blue dish soap and hot water will usually do the trick.
The Ultimate Question: Should I Rent a Carpet Shampooer?
Time and again new homeowners and first-time sellers flock to grocery and hardware stores to rent commercial carpet shampooers, despite having never cleaned a carpet themselves or knowing the first thing about carpet cleaning. The hard truth is that much of the time, homeowners lack the experience and training to properly use a commercial carpet shampooer and their carpets are left too damp or simply don't get clean at all. Both are major problems.
Too damp carpet will yellow or brown when it eventually dries, wet pad grows mildew and, well, not actually cleaning the carpet is just a waste of sixty or so dollars. If the carpet is clean-looking, a good vacuuming is going to make it appear much nicer than an improper shampooing. There are plenty of life hacks online to help get those little spot stains out without invoking the mighty red shampooer.
If you don't have the time, energy or patience to deep clean your new home, but really want to make sure you've exorcised all the demons of its past, you can always call in service professionals like house cleaners and carpet cleaners to do the work for you. Since they tend to work in teams, they'll be able to make your new home sparkle in a fraction of the time you could have done it, leaving you to focus on packing up your old home. It's kind of a win-win.
Go ahead, check out the highly recommended cleaning professionals available through HomeKeepr. Once you have that sorted, you might want to download our Move-In Guide to help ensure you don't miss anything in the chaos that is moving.


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Medi Broekman (12 september 1981) is een Nederlandse actrice. Ze speelde in diverse films, series en voorstellingen, waaronder in  Stellenbosch, Flikken Maastricht en Dikkertje Dap.

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Medi zat van 2001 tot 2002 op de Toneelacademie Maastricht, daarna zat ze van 2002 tot 2006 op de Amsterdamse Toneelschool en Kleinkunst Academie. Hoewel ze afstudeerde aan de acteursopleiding begon Medi al op jeugdige leeftijd haar eerste speelfilmervaring op in Rit over de grens van Rosemarie Blank. Medi is de zus van Manuel Broekman en René van 't Hof is de oom van haar.

Carrière
In 2001 speelt Medi een grote rol in de Telefilm Uitgesloten, in 2004 speelt Medi een bijrol in de met vier Gouden Kalveren bekroonde speelfilm Simon.
In 2006 studeert Medi af aan de Amsterdamse Toneelschool, waarna ze in verschillende theaterproducties speelt zoals Twee en De dingen.
In 2007 speelt Medi een van de hoofdrollen in de prestigieuze en lovend ontvangen dramaserie Stellenbosch van Michiel van Jaarsveld.

In 2011 won Medi met Muren hebben Oren de Hollandse Nieuwe Toneelschrijfprijs van MC. Het stuk wat ze zelf geschreven heeft met behulp van Oscar van Woensel. Ze wil haar fantasie vormgeven, zo zegt ze  Acteren is vooral handelen en het lichamelijk maken van een personage. Schrijven is vooral de contouren bedenken met je hoofd achter een bureau.

Filmografie
Rit over de grens (1992); regie Rosemarie Blanc, Gouden Kalf voor beste regie
De Opvolger (1996), als Ellen Jaspers
Russen (2000), als Lucia
Spangen (2001), als Naomi
Uitgesloten (2001), als Annemiek
Zes minuten (2004), als Caro
Bezet (2004)
Simon (2004), als Priscilla
Stellenbosch (2007), als Marie Keppel
Zeep (2008)
Daglicht (2008), als Linde; Eindexamenfilm
Flikken Maastricht (2008), als Madeleine
Draadstaal (2009)
Love Hurts (2009), als Wendy
The Story of John Mule (2010)
Vanaf hier (2011)
Levenslied (2011)
De Vreemdeling (2011), als Anna
Liefde & Geluk (2013), als Kim
Dokter Tinus (2013), als Julie Michielsen
Rechercheur Ria (2014), als Annelou Kramer
Toscaanse Bruiloft (2014)
Dikkertje Dap (2017), als Suzanne Dap

Theater
Singulariteiten (2004); zelf geschreven
In ademnood richting de dood (2005)
Et maintenant (2005)
Herfstsonate (2005-2006), als Helena Hummelinck Stuurman; (Publieksprijs 2006)
Ommetje (2006); zelf geschreven
In de lijn van (2006)
Twee (2007)
De dingen (2008)
Motel Aloof (2008); gemaakt en gespeeld door Medi en Annelot Dits
Reizigers (2010)

Nederlands acteur

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Photopolymers: beyond the standard approach to photosensitisation
I. G. Naydenova, S. Martin, V. Toal
A photopolymerizable material for use in the visible normally consists of a dye sensitizer, a free radical generator, monomer/monomers and, optionally, a binder, and is prepared usually as a dry or liquid film. Upon illumination with light of appropriate wavelength, a photopolymerisation reaction is triggered, leading to a change in the film's refractive index. Because the presence of the dye is essential, the film is usually made sensitive to light during its preparation. Here we separate the film preparation and the sensitisation processes. In this way the photopolymerisation process can be used to detect dye labelled analytes, providing an alternative to fluorescence detection methods that offers visual, easy to interpret information. Our approach also allows for a precise control of the spatial location of the photoinduced refractive index changes that can be utilised for holography, lithography and photonic device fabrication.
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Tom Holland reveals new 'Far From Home' Spider-Man suit on Jimmy Kimmel
Sam Ashurst
Yahoo Movies UK 19 October 2018
Despite the fact Spider-Man DIED in Avengers: Infinity War, Tom Holland turned up on Jimmy Kimmel to show off his new Spider-Man suit.
The set up involved Holland coming onto the show to retrieve his mask from Kimmel's mate Guillermo, with the Marvel star getting a huge cheer when he took off the traffic cone he was wearing as a replacement mask (it was all a bit Partridge) and the audience realised they were seeing the real new suit.
Tom Holland reveals new suit for Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel
And, no, it wasn't made of dust. It's a darker outfit than we saw in Homecoming, which could suggest that Spidey comes back from the brink in a moodier place in Far From Home.
That would be in keeping with the 'Far From Home' title, and the fact that superhero sequels tend to go darker. Could Far From Hom' be The Dark Knight of Spider-movies?
Tom Holland paid a visit to Jimmy Kimmel in his brand new Spider-suit (YouTube/Jimmy Kimmel Live)
Well, probably not – it doesn't really work for the character to go bleak, so this is probably just a costume designer having some fun. It's nice to speculate though, isn't it?
First official look at Tom Holland in the new #SpiderMan suit from 'Far From Home'. Looks so good, I love the new design. pic.twitter.com/CujO9g9ANd
— Austin Grant (@AustinPlanet) October 19, 2018
We're getting this new look at the character, because filming has just wrapped in London. When asked if Far From Home would stay in high school, director Jon Watts had this to say last year, "I think that would be a lot of fun. There's still a lot of unexplored territory."
Tom Holland chased Guillermo in this bizarre Kimmel skit (YouTube/Jimmy Kimmel Live)
"To deal with the fallout of Infinity War and be a junior in high school, I think sounds like a pretty good movie to me," Watts said.
As for the issues of how Spider-Man can appear in the movie when he's clogging up a vacuum cleaner in the MCU, Kevin Feige had this to say. "Well, when does that movie take place?" Feige pondered in an interview earlier this year. "We know it's the summer. I think it's summer vacation. I think he's going to Europe with his friends. I don't know what summer… I mean, I do know [but you don't]."
Spider-Man: Far From Home will land in UK cinemas on 5 July, 2019.
How 'Venom' complicates the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Jake Gyllenhaal in talks to play Mysterio in 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' sequel
Tom Holland Pays Tribute to 'Spider-Man' Creator
Robert Downey Jr earned a staggering £60 million from 'Avengers: Endgame'
Grieving father says Disney declined request to put Spider-Man on his 4-year-old son's tombstone
'Spider-Man: Far From Home' post-credit scenes explained
Everyone thinks Jake Gyllenhaal looks like Disneyland's Woody from 'Toy Story'
Will Marvel ever show Spider-Man's Uncle Ben? Here's what director Jon Watts says


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I commend you wholeheartedly for your part in creating a wonderful event on Saturday, Novermber 18.
Needless to say, it was a daunting task to put together a celebration for my father's 85th birthday. I wanted his day to be worry free and perfect, but was skeptical about how well a party in Florida could turn out since all of the planning was done from Virginia.
After searching the Internet and speaking to numerous entertainment outfits, I was so relieved to discover you Kevin. Your venue was the perfect fit for my active dad who loves to dance. You were able to create several different moods throughout the evening from soft dinner serenades to faster Latin dance tunes. Your voice captured my attention from the first time I heard your sound bytes on your website and it is everything and more in person. You are so pleasant, professional and helpful on top of being extremely talented. I have received raving reviews from all of the guests (including my Dad), most of who actually called the very next day. I do not doubt you will be asked to other events at Tuscana. You deserve to be the top choice. I truly appreciate your superb interaction and suggestions leading up to and during the event. I am also impressed with your personalized customer service and follow up after the party.
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Working in the destination management field for the past five years, I have been in contact with many entertainers but, Kevin Case is one of the best. In this industry, we must be assured that whomever we choose for our clients they are of high caliber, since this reflects directly on our company.
He is very professional, energetic, enthusiastic crowd pleaser. Mr Case is a motivated gentleman that is a true pleasure to work with. He is a reliable man, who is committed to his business of entertaining.
Once again you did an outstanding job!! All our guests had only positive comments - such as, "Where did you get your DJ?", "Your DJ did a great job", or "he coordinated everything so well".
You did all that and more. Tony and I especially appreciate the way you coordinated the timing of all events due to the delayed ceremony, handled the tables for the buffet, Farah and the garter belt, and the rose petals on the floor.
Of course, the manner in which you integrated our special songs into our reception was also a feat in itself. With you as our DJ and MC, all we had to do was follow your lead and enjoy ourselves - you had everything under control. This is what every couple seeks to attain, but seldom achieves.
Thank you so much for giving us such a wonderful and entertaining evening on our wedding.
You truly made our reception a wonderful fun memorable event! Your professional yet fun nature was very much appreciated. Our many many thanks to you for making everything at the reception a wonderful success!
Thank you so much for your talents during our big day. You did a great job keeping the party going. Kevin & I enjoyed every minute. We appreciate all you did to make our reception so much fun.
Thank you again for the beautiful music that made our Wedding Day special.
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The King & Prince Hotel, Sea Island, Ga.
Realtors' Association of Palm Beach Co.
Cystic Fibrosis Walkathon, Delray & Ft. Laud.
Cardinal Gibbons High School, Ft. Laud.
St. Anthony's School, Ft. Laud.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for making another one of our clients happy! ... They absolutely enjoyed the tunes. They raved about you the next day constantly... Thanks for giving us quality performances... being on time, professional and putting "your best tune" forward for our client's event. I'm truly thankful for our parnership.
The wedding was a fantastic success thanks to your wonderful music coordination, timing & MC-ing. We can't thank you enough for making our most important day a grand success! We will definitely be recommending your services to all of our friends and family.
Thanks for the great music. Everyone loved it. You were the hit of the party.
You did it again - you are so good we never want to stop dancing! I expect the waiters at the club wished you weren't so good, then they could go home earlier! Actually, they always tell me they enjoy our party better than most other parties held there. Thank you again for an enjoyable evening.
I just wanted to thank you again for your work at my parents' 60th anniversary party last Friday night. Many people commented to me and my parents that it was the best party they'd ever been to, and I think much of the credit for that goes to you.
Not only was your choice of music excellent, (and everyone appreciated that you kept the volume down, too!), but you always seemed to be paying attention to the rhythm of the party, playing the appropriate music for the appropriate time and always making sure that we didn't have long stretches of too much Sinatra or long stretches of too much more-contemporary music. Just the right mix, in other words.
And, of course, there was your professionalism and the fact that you didn't seem to be just doing a job. You seemed to really care that everyone had a good time (especially my parents, which they appreciated, too!). You listen, you watch.
Thank you again, Kevin. I've always been a bit DJ-adverse, but now I don't have to worry about that because whenever I need a DJ, I'll just call you.
Chris and I wanted to thank you for everything you did to make our day a success. You did a great job keeping the party going. You made it enjoyable for everyone. Thanks again!


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Four interactive charts let you explore in-depth global levels of need, the largest donors of international humanitarian assistance and how they deliver assistance to recipients.
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This data tool lets you explore the largest donors of international humanitarian assistance and how they deliver assistance to recipients.
Use these interactive charts to view and compare how much international humanitarian assistance donor countries give and through which channels, and how this varies between recipient countries.
This tool is useful for those who want to focus on the funding trends of specific donors, the recipients over time, or to make comparisons within the two groups. You can also see who is most at risk using our interactive map. Read more on how leading donors allocated humanitarian assistance to recipients in this year's Global Humanitarian Assistance Report.
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Many more people, in more countries, continue to be affected by humanitarian crises than in 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic. On the interactive map below, you will find data related to the following dimensions:
The severity of a crisis: The severity score shows the intensity of a crisis using a scale with six values (Very low to Very high, or not assessed).
Climate vulnerability: A country's level of vulnerability to an extreme weather event using a scale with six values (Very low to Very high, or not assessed).
Covid vaccination rate: The percentage of the population who have received at least one vaccination against Covid-19.
Food insecurity: The number of people in urgent need of assistance due to food insecurity.
People in need: The number of people facing humanitarian crisis as measured under a United Nations appeal or assessed by ACAPS.
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How to use this chart
The controls above the map allow you to view the different dimensions of data. You can then hover over a country to see more details, or click to view data on the country's national and regional humanitarian response plans.
You can zoom in and out of the map using the buttons at the top of the chart, and return to the default view using the "Reset" button below the map.
To view this interactive visualisation make sure JavaScript is available on your device.
To view this interactive visualisation use a device with a larger screen.
About the data in this chart
Source: The data for severity of crisis is for 2021, from ACAPS Crisis Overview.
The data for climate vulnerability is for 2020, from Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative (ND-GAIN). Countries are ranked by quintile from 'Very low' to 'Very high' vulnerability.
The data for Covid-19 vaccination rate is up to June 2021, from Our World In Data (OWID). The figures show the share of population who have received at least one Covid-19 vaccination.
The data for food insecurity is for 2022, from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), supplemented with data from UN humanitarian needs assessments. Data is preliminary, based on partial-year data and projections. The figures show the number of people who are facing acute food insecurity and are in need of urgent assistance (IPC Phase 3+ or equivalent).
The data for people in need is for 2021, from UN humanitarian needs assessments and supplemented with data from ACAPS Crisis Overview. The figures show the number of people who are in need of humanitarian assistance covered by UN-appeals or assessed by ACAPS.
Notes: This map does not imply expression by DI concerning the legal status or reality of borders or territories.
►Find out more about food insecurity and protracted humanitarian crisis in our recent factsheet.
Who gives international humanitarian assistance?
Government donors are the main source of international humanitarian assistance. Over the past 10 years, the amount given by government donors has increased from US$12.2 billion in 2012 to US$24.9 billion in 2021, and the majority of this (97%) has been provided by the largest 20 donor countries.
However, the volumes given by individual governments have fluctuated over time. In 2021, the three largest donors (the US, Germany and the UK) accounted for 59% of all humanitarian assistance, yet there was a 40% reduction in funding from the UK.
How is this assistance provided?
Government donors provide humanitarian funding in different ways. Most funding is provided as bilateral contributions, with donors broadly or strictly specifying where and what their funding is spent on by implementing organisations, such as UN agencies and international NGOs. Public donors also provide multilateral contributions for humanitarian responses in the form of core funding for multilateral institutions, such as the EU and the UN. This distinction reflects the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Development Assistance Committee (DAC)'s definitions of bilateral and multilateral official development assistance, applied to humanitarian assistance.
Compare volumes of international humanitarian assistance from donors and how it was allocated, 2012–2021
The controls above the chart allow you to manipulate different views of the data. You can then hover your cursor over (if on a desktop) or tap (if on a tablet) the bars to view more details. Use this chart to:
View individual donors or compare two donors using the drop-down menu 'Select donors'
View the data as volumes, proportions, or %GNI using the drop-down menu 'Display data as'.
Proportions can be more helpful when comparing donors of different sizes.
Source: Development Initiatives based on OECD DAC Creditor Reporting System (CRS), UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Financial Tracking Service (FTS) and UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) data.
Notes: Years with blanks for volumes or proportions indicate zero funding. Some years are missing estimates of %GNI. Figures for 2021 are preliminary estimates. Data is in constant 2020 prices. EU institutions are shown as a separate donor for comparison but are not included in the calculation of all donors. This is because contributions by EU member states to the EU budget are imputed to their respective international humanitarian assistance. Preliminary 2021 figures for Denmark have only been partially reported to the OECD DAC and will be revised upwards in final reporting at the end of 2022. There is no comprehensive data available on multilateral assistance provided by non-DAC donors; only selected non-DAC donors shown. For more information, visit our online 'Methodology and definitions' for the Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022.
►Find out more about who provides humanitarian funding, and how much, in chapter three of DI's Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022.
How is international humanitarian assistance delivered?
Over the last 10 years, international humanitarian assistance from public donors has been delivered in largely the same way. Most of the funding provided bilaterally by public donors is channelled through multilateral organisations such as UN agencies, with a smaller proportion going to NGOs. However, there are some differences between donors.
This chart shows the first-level recipients of assistance. While funding is often passed on to further intermediaries before reaching the final recipient, there is a lack of comprehensive data on how funding is channelled through the transaction chain.
Compare how public donors channelled international humanitarian assistance, 2012–2021
View individual donors or compare two donors using the drop-down menu 'Select donors'.
Source: Development Initiatives based on OECD DAC CRS, UN OCHA FTS and UN CERF data.
Notes: NGO = non-governmental organisation; RCRC = International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Data is in constant 2020 prices. OECD DAC CRS codes 'other', 'public–private partnerships', 'private sector institutions' and 'teaching institutions, research institutes or think tanks' are merged to 'other'.
►Find out more about how humanitarian funding is channelled for effectiveness in chapter four of DI's Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022.
Which countries receive international humanitarian assistance, from which donors and to which types of organisation?
Over time, a small number of large-scale crises have absorbed the majority of country-allocable international humanitarian assistance. There has been little change in the group of largest recipient countries over the past five years, with the largest amount of funding channelled to Yemen and Syria.
Most humanitarian assistance is targeted at countries experiencing protracted crisis. Levels of funding to different crises have fluctuated over time.
The types of organisations to which assistance is delivered in countries also varies between crises.
Explore funding to the largest country recipients of international humanitarian assistance, their leading donors and the types of recipient organisations, 2012–2021
View recipient countries using the drop-down menu 'Select recipient'
Break down the volumes of assistance to each recipient country by the largest donors to the crisis or by type of recipient organisation, selecting either option from the drop-down menu.
Source: Development Initiatives based on UN OCHA FTS.
Notes: DRC = Democratic Republic of Congo; NGO = non-governmental organisation; RCRC = International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Data is in constant 2020 prices.
►Find out more about who receives humanitarian funding, and how much, in chapter four of DI's Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022.
Dataset title: Donor governments, recipient countries and channel of delivery for international humanitarian assistance
Author: Development Initiatives
Source: Development Initiatives based on OECD DAC, UN OCHA FTS, UN CERF data
Timeframe: 2012–2021
Geography: Global
License: Creative Commons Attribution BY-NC-ND 4.0 International license
Citation: Development Initiatives, 2022. International humanitarian assistance: Donors, channels and recipients. Available at: https://devinit.org/data/international-humanitarian-assistance-donors-channels-and-recipients
These charts build on the analysis presented in the Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022 and allow users to investigate specific donors and crises. Development Initiatives' Global Humanitarian Assistance programme regularly produces briefings and outputs related to humanitarian finance. You can find more content on our resources page and sign up to our 'Humanitarian crisis' topic updates via our mailing list for information on future outputs and events.
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The Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2022 provides a critical overview of the crisis financing landscape. Development Initiatives finds that total funding has plateaued despite historically high demand.
Recipients and delivery of humanitarian funding
Efforts to improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of funding continued in 2021 but progress on the Grand Bargain is uneven as direct funding to local and national actors fell to its lowest level in five years.
Donors of humanitarian and wider crisis financing
A second large drop in UK funding contrasted with increases from the two largest donors, as multilateral development banks play an increasing role in countries experiencing crisis.


Dr S S Mantha, the Chairman of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) honouring Prof. Parul Rishi, The Winner of MMSMA-2012 at 65th All India Commerce Conference held at KPB Hinduja College, Mumbai on November 9-11, 2012. Others seen in the picture are Sh. Anil Shah. President, Clean Gas Systems, USA (Sponsor of the Prize) , Prof. Dr. Sandip K Bhatt, (Joint Secretary, ICA) P G Department of Business Studies, Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Anand, Gujarat and Dr Balwinder Singh, (Secretary, ICA) Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, Punjab, India.


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The Batman Story Details Revealed
Posted on Published: November 24, 2021
Warner Bros. Pictures has revealed more details about The Batman story with a new synopsis. The Batman stars Robert Pattinson in the dual role of Gotham City's vigilante detective and his alter ego, reclusive billionaire Bruce Wayne.
The studio describes The Batman story as follows: Two years of stalking the streets as the Batman (Pattinson), striking fear into the hearts of criminals, has led Bruce Wayne deep into the shadows of Gotham City.
With only a few trusted allies — Alfred Pennyworth (Andy Serkis), Lt. James Gordon (Jeffrey Wright) — amongst the city's corrupt network of officials and high-profile figures, the lone vigilante has established himself as the sole embodiment of vengeance amongst his fellow citizens.
When a killer targets Gotham's elite with a series of sadistic machinations, a trail of cryptic clues sends the World's Greatest Detective on an investigation into the underworld, where he encounters such characters as Selina Kyle/aka Catwoman (Zoë Kravitz), Oswald Cobblepot/aka the Penguin (Colin Farrell), Carmine Falcone (John Turturro), and Edward Nashton/aka the Riddler (Paul Dano).
As the evidence begins to lead closer to home and the scale of the perpetrator's plans becomes clear, Batman must forge new relationships, unmask the culprit, and bring justice to the abuse of power and corruption that has long plagued Gotham City.
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Directed by Matt Reeves (the Planet of the Apes films), the March 4, 2022 release also stars Zoë Kravitz (Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Mad Max: Fury Road) as Selina Kyle, Paul Dano (Love & Mercy, 12 Years a Slave) as Edward Nashton, and Jeffrey Wright (The Hunger Games films) as the GCPD's James Gordon.
John Turturro (the Transformers films) will play Carmine Falcone, Peter Sarsgaard (The Magnificent Seven, Black Mass) is Gotham D.A. Gil Colson, and Jayme Lawson (Farewell Amor) plays mayoral candidate Bella Reál.
The cast is rounded out by Andy Serkis (the Planet of the Apes films, Black Panther) as Alfred and Colin Farrell (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Dumbo) as Oswald Cobblepot.
Reeves directed from a screenplay by Reeves & Peter Craig, based on characters from DC. Batman was created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger. Dylan Clark (the Planet of the Apes films) and Reeves produced the film, with Michael E. Uslan, Walter Hamada, Chantal Nong Vo and Simon Emanuel serving as executive producers.
Reeves' behind-the-scenes creative team includes Oscar-nominated director of photography Greig Fraser (Lion, Dune); his Planet of the Apes production designer, James Chinlund; editors William Hoy (the Planet of the Apes films) and Tyler Nelson (Rememory); Oscar-winning VFX supervisor Dan Lemmon (The Jungle Book); and Oscar-nominated SFX supervisor Dominic Tuohy (1917, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker).
Also on board are Oscar-nominated sound mixer Stuart Wilson (1917, Star Wars); Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran (1917, Little Women, Anna Karenina) and costume designers Glyn Dillon (Star Wars) and David Crossman (1917, Star Wars); hair designer Zoe Tahir (No Time to Die, Spectre); and Oscar-nominated makeup designer Naomi Donne (1917).
Michael Giacchino will be composing the score for the film. Reeves and Giacchino have worked together on multiple films, beginning with Cloverfield in 2008. They also worked together on Let Me In, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, and War for the Planet of the Apes.
HBO Max previously announced it has also given a series commitment to an original DC drama set in the Gotham City police department from The Batman filmmaker Matt Reeves, Boardwalk Empire creator Terence Winter, The Batman producer Dylan Clark, and Warner Bros. Television.
The television series, to be written by Winter, is set in the world Reeves is creating for The Batman movie and will build upon the motion picture's examination of the anatomy of corruption in Gotham City, ultimately launching a new Batman universe across multiple platforms. The series provides an unprecedented opportunity to extend The Batman story and further explore the myriad of compelling and complex characters of Gotham.
Reeves' 6th & Idaho production company will produce the series in association with Warner Bros. Television. Reeves and Emmy winner/Oscar nominee Winter (The Sopranos, The Wolf of Wall Street) will executive produce with Clark (Bird Box, Rise, Dawn, and War for Planet of the Apes).
The Gotham City police department drama, which is based on characters created for DC by Bob Kane with Bill Finger, will also be executive produced by 6th & Idaho's Daniel Pipski (From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series) and Adam Kassan (Tales from the Loop); Rafi Crohn (Tales from the Loop) will co-executive produce.
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Rob & Kathy were high school sweethearts who have been married for thirty years. They blog about the lessons they're still learning each day as spouses, parents, and grandparents.
Like generations of parents before us, we have prayed that God would make His path clear for our children and if marriage was their vocation, that He would bless them with a faith-filled spouse. We also prayed for their future spouses. God has heard our prayers! Our fourth child was recently married. Being with our son and his now wife during this time led us to reflect with gratitude on what a gift our children and their spouses are to us.
This was our fourth wedding in five years, so we are getting pretty good at being the parents of a groom or bride. A lot of time, planning, and expense is put into the wedding day itself, and for good reason, as it is a sacrament and certainly a day that we want to make special and celebrate. That said, we also try to keep it in perspective. The wedding is a day; the marriage is for a lifetime. We are blessed to see each of our children and their spouses serious about their faith—in their lives in general, as they prepared for marriage and the wedding ceremony itself, and as part of their daily walk together in life.
Our son wanted all of his siblings together the night before the wedding. That meant a crowded house of fifteen (including grandchildren) together, sitting around telling stories and jokes after the rehearsal dinner until late that night. It also meant that the groom to be would be sleeping on an air mattress in the family room.
Among many memories of the wedding day, the words from the nuptial blessing stood out to us: "may they be blessed with children, and prove themselves virtuous parents, who live to see their children's children." As we listened to those words and glanced at our other children and our five (soon to be six) grandchildren in the pews around us, we realized we certainly have been blessed to see our children's children. Seeing our children as parents is also its own joy.
Among Rob's favorite mental snapshots from the reception is Kathy and our son during the mother-son dance. Watching the range of emotions, the tears, the smiles, the laughs, the hugs, the great love she has for all of us was obvious. She plays the central role in our family, making sure everyone is taken care of, connected, and loved. This is why she hears from each of our kids on a daily basis. Letting go of one's children when they are married is both sad and a joy. It is part of the natural ebb and flow in life. Our children are gifts from God, they don't belong to us—they belong to God. Their marriage changes the relationship as they now have someone else who is their primary love, but it also brings another member into our family. We are grateful for the adults our children have become, for the people they have chosen to marry and spend their lives with, and for the Lord's trust in us to bring them to this point.
Our prayer is that they continue to keep the faith.