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Alex Rodriguez, a Male Voice About Domestic Violence
Published: - Nov 16, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has entrenched gender violence that also surrounds a large percentage of men.
The Woman Post | María Carolina Rivero
Domestic violence has no race, color, sex, language, religion, or social distinction. According to figures from the Bogotá Observatory, 73% of the cases are women and 27% are men. In addition, 61% are children and 4% are elderly.
A recent study called "The silent reality of violence against men, is it also gender violence?" published in the Mexican Journal of Forensic Medicine and Health Sciences by Araujo-Cuauro reveals that only 1 in 10 men who are assaulted by a woman report it to an institution. The data collected shows that 88% of cases refrain from reporting out of embarrassment. In addition, there is a legal vacuum in the laws of Latin American countries because it is considered a crime when men mistreat women. However, in the opposite case no.
The findings of the report indicate that 70% express that there are no exclusive institutions for men in terms of gender-based violence. 90% express the lack of legal support and finally, in 95% of cases, the aggressor is a woman.
According to FAD's Reino Sofía Center figures on adolescence and youth show that 74.2% of young women and only 50.4% of men consider violence to be a serious social problem. Even worse, 14.7% of the female gender and 24.4% of the male gender assume that it is wrong, that it has always existed, but that it is inevitable.
The new report called "Youth and Gender Barometer 2021" indicates results of how young people perceive domestic violence. These actions have generated a different appreciation in the new generations, such as that it is something common in the bosom of a couple, that it is an ideological invention, and that if it is of little intensity it is not a problem.
Who Is Alex Rodriguez?
He is a 31-year-old man from the city of Bogotá who called the CALMA line (Línea Calma), to request psychological help. The professional dedicated to the bakery and art, was worried and even losing his sanity because he felt jealousy of a toxic man. In addition, he comments that he was becoming the male he never wanted to be. Usually, a man has a hard time struggling psychologically and emotionally with a woman's infidelity. That is why the CALMA line ensures a group of professional psychologists who guide men to channel feelings differently.
Also read: HOW IS FORTUNATA SYNDROME MANIFESTED IN WOMEN?
Latin American Lines That Serve Men, Victims of Domestic Violence
1. Colombia: The CALMA line (018000-423614) is of emotional and psychoeducational attention exclusively for men, which seeks to contribute to the cultural transformation of machismo and the prevention of gender violence. The initiative has favored 1139 men and 636 personalized sessions have been carried out, obtaining high success rates. 81% of men feel better, 88% handle their emotions better and 94% would recommend the service.
2. Mexico: The GENDES line (55840601) is a program of attention to men where they learn to identify, recognize and stop their actions of violence. In addition, they participate in a re-educational process and develop new alternatives of non-violence. The initiative has proven to promote well-being and more egalitarian relationships.
3. Argentina: Line 144 (Línea 144) provides care, containment, and advice in situations of gender violence. It is important that you know this is not an emergency line. For risk cases, contact 911.
4. Peru: Line 100 (Línea 100) is an orientation, counseling, and emotional support service that will help you if you have been affected or involved in acts of family or sexual violence, or know of any case of abuse in your environment.
In short, these lines seek to prevent sexist violence. But others focus on already doomed men seeking the impulse to get their family back.
Cristina Callejas: "Colombians Are Tireless for What We Want and Believe"
By Catalina Mejia
There Is No Excuse for Discrimination, Even Your Hair!
By Margarita Briceño
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Q: SQL Server show all the records while using COUNT() I need to create a report for a survey application, The survey form has 10 Questions, Each question has 4 options, the options selected are recorded in the Response table.
As i said each question has 4 options so each question should be displayed 4 times along with its options, if no user selected that option i still need to show that option and show 0 as TotalUsers
Select V.[Question] as [Question], O.[Option] AS [Option] , COUNT(R.[OptionId]) AS [TotalUsers]
FROM dbo.[VitalSignQuestions] V
LEFT JOIN dbo.[VitalSurveyOptions] O
ON V.[QuestionId] = O.[QuestionId]
LEFT JOIN dbo.[Response] R
ON R.[OptionId] = O.[OptionId]
LEFT JOIN dbo.[Employee] E
ON R.[EmployeeId] = E.[EmployeeId]
WHERE E.[IsActive] = 1 AND E.[RoleId] = @RoleId

Now coming to my issue, this query is giving me the data if there is atleast 1 user who has selected that
option, if there are no users who selected that option still i need to show that Option and show TotalUsers as 0
As i have 10 questions and 4 options for each question my output should have 40 rows

A: You have to use a subquery to get the count of responses.
The following query will help
Select  V.[Question] as [Question], O.[Option] AS [Option]
        , (SELECT COUNT(1) FROM dbo.[Response] R WHERE R.[OptionId] = O.[OptionId] ) AS [TotalUsers]

FROM    dbo.[VitalSignQuestions] V
LEFT JOIN   dbo.[VitalSurveyOptions] O ON   V.[QuestionId] = O.[QuestionId]
--LEFT JOIN dbo.[Response] R ON R.[OptionId] = O.[OptionId]
--LEFT JOIN dbo.[Employee] E ON R.[EmployeeId] = E.[EmployeeId]
WHERE E.[IsActive] = 1 AND E.[RoleId] = @RoleId

You might need to add some more where clauses according to your situation.
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Q: Using multi-flavor to compile GMS and HMS packages. But an error is reported when the GMS version is compiled I have an app that has two compilation flavors configured, one that uses HMS and the other that does not. During the compilation of flavors that do not use the HMS, the package name is inconsistent with that in the JSON file. As a result, an error occurs.
Task failed with an exception.
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* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':app:processAppgalleryconnectLatestDebugAGCPlugin'.
> ERROR: Failed to verify AGConnect-Config '/client/package_name', expected: 'com.dise.appge.hms', but was: 'com.dise.appge.gms'

* Try:
Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. Run with --scan to get full insights.
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So how to solve this problem when different flavors use different package names?

A: Respective plugins can be applied in productFlavors block, there's no need to compare anything:
flavorDimensions "vendor"
productFlavors {
    google {
        dimension "vendor"
        apply plugin: "com.google.gms.google-services"
        apply plugin: "com.google.firebase.crashlytics"
        applicationIdSuffix ".gms"
    }
    huawei {
        dimension "vendor"
        apply plugin: "com.huawei.agconnect"
        applicationIdSuffix ".hms"
    }
}

A: You can configure it in build.gradle of the application. For example, if two flavors, HMS and GMS, you can try to add the following code:
if (getGradle().getStartParameter().getTaskNames().toString().contains("HMS")) {
    apply plugin: 'com.huawei.agconnect'
}

That is, the AGC plug-in is not added during GMS compilation to avoid the problem of inconsistent package names in the JSON file.


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5 things we learned from the latest round of 2020 campaign finance reports
Congressional and presidential candidates alike filed their latest batch of campaign finance reports on Monday, detailing their fundraising and expenditures between April 1 and June 30.
Here are some key numbers to know, based on an Issue One review of these new filings.
The median amount of money raised during the second quarter by a sitting senator running for re-election in 2020 was $1.1 million — the equivalent of about $12,000 per day. That's more than seven times as much money as their colleagues who are not facing re-election next year raised: The median amount that senators up for re-election in 2022 and 2024 collected was $147,000 — about $1,600 per day. Combined, all incumbent senators raised about $56 million from individuals, political action committees, and other sources between April and June. That's an increase from the first quarter, when the typical senator running for re-election in 2020 raised $936,000.
The median amount of money raised during the second quarter by a member of the House of Representatives was approximately $224,000 — or about $2,500 per day. Meanwhile, the median amount raised by House freshmen was about $367,000 — or about $4,000 per day. For their part, the typical incumbent running for re-election in a race rated as a toss-up by the Cook Political Report raised roughly $616,000 — about $6,800 per day. Combined, all incumbent House members raised about $126 million from individuals, political action committees, and other sources between April and June. That's up substantially from the first quarter of the year, when the typical House member running for re-election in a toss-up race raised $435,000.
President Donald Trump and the Democratic and Republican candidates vying to replace him combined to raise about $160 million between April 1 and June 30, with Trump's campaign alone collecting about $26 million. Among the Democratic candidates, Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, raised the most, at $25 million. Close at his heels, former Vice President Joe Biden raised $22 million, Sen. Elizabeth Warren raised $19 million, and Sen. Bernie Sanders raised $18 million.
About 48% of the $160 million raised by President Donald Trump and his challengers during the second quarter came from small-dollar donors contributing $200 or less. About 40% of the money Trump raised — and about 49% of the money collected by Democratic presidential candidates — came from small-dollar donors giving $200 or less. Such grassroots donors are important because they are more likely to be invested in the political process, to volunteer during the election, and to vote on Election Day, and they can be tapped by candidates to donate over and over again throughout the campaign.
More than two dozen 2020 presidential candidates combined to raise about $160 million during the second quarter from individuals, @IssueOneReform analysis of @FEC data shows — with about HALF of that sum ($76 million) coming from small-dollar donors who each gave $200 or less pic.twitter.com/B9sAStLiTC
— Michael Beckel (@mjbeckel) July 16, 2019
On Monday, no presidential campaign publicly disclosed any information about its bundlers — those people who raise money on behalf of a candidate and are credited by the campaign for their efforts. Issue One has spearheaded efforts by a broad coalition of groups from across the ideological spectrum to urge all presidential candidates to release information about these elite fundraisers — something that Democrats and Republicans alike have done in the past.
Amisa Ratliff contributed to this report.
Issues: 2020 Election, Bundlers, Fundraising Pressures & Campaign Spending
Election-denying secretary of state candidates on the ballot have raised $8.9 million
A new Issue One analysis shows that election-denying secretary of state candidates collectively raised $15.7 million — including $8.9 million raised by election deniers who prevailed in their primaries and…
The Congressional Fundraising Treadmill: Six Numbers to Know from New Campaign Finance Filings, July – September 2022
With political observers projecting a record amount of midterm spending this election, it's no surprise that members of Congress running for reelection have been raking in a lot of campaign…
The Congressional Fundraising Treadmill: Six Numbers to Know from the Latest Congressional Campaign Finance Filings
With the 2022 election cycle well underway, fundraising for congressional races is rising. All members of Congress filed new campaign finance documents last week, detailing their fundraising and expenditures between…


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Сражение при Йорктауне () или Осада Йорктауна (Siege of Yorktown) длилось с 5 апреля по 4 мая 1862 года, будучи частью Кампании на Полуострове в годы американской Гражданской войны. Двигаясь от форта Монро, Потомакская армия генерала МакКлелана встретила небольшую армию южан под командованием Джона Магрудера возле Йорктауна, за линией Уорика. Макклелан приостановил марш по полуострову на Ричмонд (Виргиния) и приступил к осадным работам.

5 апреля IV корпус генерала Эрасмуса Кейса впервые наткнулся на укрепления южан возе Лиис-Милл, где Макклелан вообще-то надеялся пройти беспрепятственно. Демонстративные маневры Магрудера убедили федералов в том, что им противостоят серьёзные силы. Противники втянулись в артиллерийскую дуэль, а рекогносцировки показали Кейсу, что укрепления противника весьма серьёзны — и он посоветовал Макклелану не атаковать их сразу. Макклелан приказал приступить к созданию осадных укреплений и подвезти тяжелые осадные орудия. Между тем генерал Джонстон перебросил подкрепления Магрудеру.

16 апреля северяне нащупали слабое место в обороне противника, но не сумели воспользоваться этим успехом. В итоге Макклелан потратил еще две недели на попытки уговорить флот обойти береговые батареи противника и ударить по флангу «Линии Уорика». Макклелан задумал массированную бомбардировку на 5 мая, но южане в ночь на 3 мая отошли к Уильямсбургу.

Сражение произошло неподалёку от места, где в 1781 году произошла осада Йорктауна — последнее сражение американской войны за независимость на суше.

Предыстория

Макклелан надеялся прорваться к столице Конфедерации, Ричмонду, перебросив войска по воде на Вирджинский полуостров, к форту Монро. Его Потомакская армия насчитывала 121 500 человек. Переброска войск началась 17 марта, её осуществляли 389 судов. Макклелан планировал использовать флот для окружения Йорктауна, но этот план не был осуществлен после появления броненосца «Вирджиния» и речного сражения при Хэмптон-Роудс (8-9 марта 1862). Угроза со стороны «Вирджинии» на реке Джеймса и тяжелые батареи южан в устье реки Йорк исключили поддержку флота федералов. Макклелан решился на атаку только сухопутными силами.

Защитников Йорктауна было всего 11-13 тысяч человек, их возглавлял Джон Магрудер. Остальные силы Конфедерации под командованием Джозефа Джонстона были рассеяны в районе Калпепера, Фредериксберга и Норфолка. Магрудер возвел оборонительную линию от Йорктауна на реке Йорк, за рекой Уорик, и провел её до Малберри Пойнт на реке Джеймс. Эта линия получила название «Линия Уорика» ( Warwick Line).

План Макклелана предполагал, что III корпус Сэмуэля Хейнтцельмана будет удерживать противника в их траншеях, а IV корпус генерала Кейеса обойдет южан слева и перережет их коммуникации. Макклелан и его штаб предполагали, что противник разместился только вблизи Йорктауна.

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Наступление федералов

4 апреля 1862 федеральная армия прорвала передовую линию укреплений Магрудера, но на следующий день наткнулись на более мощную «Линию Уорика». Местность не позволяла им определить расположение сил противника. Разведка преувеличила численность противника и Макклелан решил, что у противника 40 000 человек на позициях и что Джонстон на подходе с остальными 60 000. Магрудер, в прошлом актер-любитель, имитировал переброску подкреплений, гоняя туда-сюда пехоту и кавалерию и создавая иллюзию присутствия больших масс войск.

5 апреля IV федеральный корпус первым вышел к линии Магрудера около Лиис-Милл, где держала оборону дивизия Лафайета Мак-Лоуза. 7-й мэнский пехотный полк развернулся в стрелковую цепь в 1000 ярдов от укреплений, и позже был усилен бригадой Джона Дэвидсона и артиллерией. Артиллерийская дуэль длилась несколько часов. 6 апреля солдаты 6-го мэнского и 5-го висконсинского под командованием бригадного генерала Уинфилда Хэнкока провели рекогносцировку у Дамбы №1, где Магрудер расширил реку для создания дополнительного препятствия. Северяне отбросили пикеты противника и взяли нескольких пленных. Хэнкок решил, что этот участок — слабое место обороны, но МакКлелан не воспользовался этой информацией. Введенный в заблуждение ложными маневрами Магрудера, генерал Кейс поверил, что линию Уорика не взять штурмом, о чем и доложил Макклелану.

К удивлению конфедератов и к огорчению президента Линкольна, Макклелан решил не атаковать без тщательной разведки и приказал заложить параллельную линию укреплений, а также начать осаду Йорктауна. Макклелан действовал исходя из рапортов Кейса, но также и под влиянием информации о том, что I корпус генерала Макдауэла остаётся под Вашингтоном и не будет переброшен на полуостров, на что надеялся Макклелан. В итоге еще 10 дней северяне рыли землю, в то время как Магрудер получал подкрепления. К середине апреля Магрудер имел уже 35 000 человек.

Однако хотя МакКлелан сомневался в своем численном превосходстве, он не имел сомнений в превосходстве своей артиллерии. Для осады Йорктауна были задействованы 15 батарей, более 70 тяжелых орудий, включая два 200-фунтовых орудия Паррота и 12 100-фунтовых Парротов. Остальные — 20-фунтовые, 30-фунтовые и 4,5-дюймовые Родманы. Эти орудия были усилены 41-й мортирой калибром от 8 до 13 дюймов, которые весили по 10 тонн и стреляли снарядами весом 220 фунтов. Одновременным залпом эти орудия выбрасывали на позиции противника 7 000 фунтов снарядов.

Пока армии закапывались в землю, Армейский Воздухоплавательный Корпус (профессор Тадеуш Лове) задействовал два воздушных шара, «Constitution» и «Intrepid», для воздушного наблюдения. 11 апреля «Intrepid» вместе с генералом Фицджоном Портером(командиром 3 корпуса) поднялся в воздух, но был отнесен ветром в сторону позиций противника. Это вызвало панику среди федеральных командиров, однако ветер вскоре переменился и отнес шар обратно. Капитан-южанин Джон Бриан попал однажды в аналогичную ситуацию.

Плотина №1

16 апреля северяне обнаружили слабое место в обороне противника в районе дамб №1, около Лиис-Милл, о котором Хэнкок сообщал еще 6 апреля. После небольшой перестрелки Магрудер осознал слабость позиции и приказал её укрепить. К дамбе перебросили три полка под командованием Ховелла Кобба и еще три полка расположились поблизости. Эти перемещения обеспокоили Макклелана, который увидел угрозу для своих осадных работ. Он приказал генералу Уильяму Смиту, из IV корпуса, помешать работам противника, но не ввязываться в серьёзный бой.

После бомбардировки в 8:00 генерал Уильям Брукс и его вермонтская бригада выслали вперед стрелков. В 15:00 четыре роты 3-го вермонтского полка перешли дамбу и обратили в бегство защитников. Кобб, вместе со своим братом Томасом Коббом, сформировал новую линию из Джорджианского легиона, и атаковал вермонтцев, которые заняли траншеи южан. В том бою барабанщик-северянин Джулиан Скотт несколько раз переходил реку под огнём противника, вынося раненых, за что позже получил Медаль Почёта. Её же получили сержант Эдвард Холтон и капитан Сэмуэль Пингри.

Не получив подкреплений, вермонтские роты отступили назад по дамбе, понеся при этом некоторые потери. Около 17:00 генерал Смит приказал 6-му вермонтскому атаковать противника ниже по течению, а 4-му вермонтскому провести демонстрацию у дамбы. Но тот маневр не удался: 6-й вермонтский попал под обстрел и был вынужден отступить. Некоторые раненые при этом утонули в реке.

Последствия

С точки зрения северян, действия у плотины №1 были бессмысленны, но они стоили им 35 человек убитыми и 121 ранеными. Потери конфедератов были около 60 или 75 человек. Уильям Смит, который дважды падал с лошади за этот бой, был обвинен в пьянстве при исполнении, но расследование конгресса не подтвердило эти обвинения.

До конца апреля конфедераты, уже численностью 57 000, теперь под непосредственным командованием Джонстона, усовершенствовали свою оборону, в то время как Макклелан занимался сложным процессом перевозки тяжелых осадных батарей. Он планировал ввести их в дело 5 мая. Джонстон понимал, что не сможет устоять под бомбардировкой, потому 3 мая начал переброску припасов к Ричмонду. Беглые рабы сообщили об этом Макклелану, но он не поверил этим сообщениям. Он был убежден, что армия, численность которой он оценивал в 120 000 человек, останется на месте и будет сражаться. Вечером 3 мая южане сами провели небольшую бомбардировку, после чего наступила тишина. Рано утром Хейнцельман поднялся в воздух на наблюдательном воздушном шаре и обнаружил, что укрепления противника пусты.

МакКлелан был ошеломлен этими новостями. Он послал кавалерию Джорджа Стоунмана в преследование и приказал дивизии генерала Уильяма Франклина погрузиться на корабли, подняться вверх по реке Йорк и отрезать пути отступления Джонстону. Это впоследствии привело к сражению при Уильямсберге.

Литература

 Burton, Brian K. The Peninsula & Seven Days: A Battlefield Guide. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2007. ISBN 978-0-8032-6246-1.
 Eicher, David J. The Longest Night: A Military History of the Civil War. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2001. ISBN 0-684-84944-5.
 Kennedy, Frances H. The Civil War Battlefield Guide. 2nd ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1998. ISBN 0-395-74012-6.
 Salmon, John S. The Official Virginia Civil War Battlefield Guide. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2001. ISBN 0-8117-2868-4.
 Sears, Stephen W. To the Gates of Richmond: The Peninsula Campaign. Ticknor and Fields, 1992. ISBN 0-89919-790-6.
 Quarstein, John V., and J. Michael Moore. Yorktown's Civil War Siege: Drums Along the Warwick. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2012. ISBN 978-1-60949-656-2.

Ссылки
 National Park Service battle description
 CWSAC Report Update
 Virginia Civil War Traveler map

Сражения по алфавиту
Сражения Гражданской войны в США
Сражения 1862 года
Апрель 1862 года
Май 1862 года

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The All Purpose group is able tp capitalise on its broad expertise and sailing experience to best serve each customer's requirements, offering all the advantages of a large structure while retaining the best of craftsmanship.
All Purpose's Designers are first and foremost experienced sailors. They all work with SailPack sail design software, leader in its field. There is a constant flow of information and experience between the design offices in the group, essential to offering the best possible sails.


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Josh Duhamel Told Us About His Transparent Underwear at Last Night's AmfAR Gala
By Bennett Marcus
"I was just given this beautiful pair of see-through-in-the-ass, rainbow-stripe-in-the-front underwear from Marco Marco," Josh Duhamel said at amfAR's Inspiration Gala, an event to raise money for AIDS research, in New York on Tuesday. "I'm not sure if [Marco Marco] was serious or joking, but I'm going to break them out at some point," Duhamel added. "Well, my husband looks good in everything," his wife, Fergie, told us with a shrug.
We bet. But Duhamel said that one thing he can't pull off is a kilt. "My legs are too skinny." We were discussing men's clothing because the gala featured a fashion show, and the theme this year was prints. The show included men's looks from Ralph Lauren, Alexander McQueen, Rick Owens, Thom Browne, Lanvin, Marc Jacobs, and Calvin Klein, one of the evening's honorees.
The label's women's designer, Francisco Costa, also snuck in some looks: each female model was perfectly accessorized with a shirtless man, the band of his Calvin Klein undies visible above his jeans.
"Prints are kind of on trend right now," amfAR chairman Kenneth Cole said, explaining the fashion show's theme. "How do you take black tie and make it interesting? Because typically black-tie guys used to dress like each other, for years and years, so how do you offer creative license for people to be individual, and express themselves uniquely? So that's what tonight does."
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Sarah Jessica Parker presented an award to HBO's president of programming, Michael Lombardo. "HBO just did The Normal Heart," Cole said. "They did my film, The Battle of Amfar, last year, and they underwrote it, and they do all this great H.I.V. programming, they have over the years, so it's a tribute to be able to thank them."
HRH Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, another honoree, became emotional when accepting her award from her friend, Franca Sozzani.
Matt Bomer and Fergie presented Costa and Italo Zucchelli, Calvin Klein's designers, with their awards. Bomer told us that he couldn't pull off the looks that we'd seen on the runway. "I just bought a Dries Van Noten button-down short-sleeve shirt that's got a floral print. That's, I guess, pretty bold for me," he said. "It might not be bold for some people, but it's bold for me." Bomer laughed when we asked if there's anything he thinks men just shouldn't wear. "I would say Birkenstocks, but my husband wore them on our first date, so it worked out in his favor."
Auction items included a polar expedition, a trip to Rio de Janeiro for Carnival, and a Girls set visit. HBO matched $25,000 in donations during the evening, and other sponsors included Fiji Water and MAC. New Order's performance at evening's end got Zachary Quinto, Karolina Kurkova, Zac Posen, Alan Cumming, and Joseph Altuzarra on their feet.
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Joe Lacob net worth: Joe Lacob is an American businessman who has a net worth of $3 billion. Joe Lacob was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts in January 1956. He is a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and the majority owner of the NBA's Golden State Warriors. Lacob graduated from the University of California, Irvine and went on to get his master's in public health at University of California, Los Angeles and his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He became a partner at Kleiner Perkins in 1987 and previously worked with Cetus Corporation, FHP International, and Booz, Allen & Hamilton. Lacob was one of the primary investors in the failed professional women's basketball league the American Basketball Association. He became part-owner of the Boston Celtics in 2006.
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On June 5, 2019, Joe's wife Nicole Curren received a modicum of notoriety while sitting next to Beyonce at Game 3 of the NBA Finals. At one point Nicole was seen leaning over Beyonce to talk to Jay-Z. Beyonce's face appeared very annoyed by the gesture and caused Nicole to be one of the most trending items on Twitter the next day.
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Arts - Summer 2016
Well, Some of It Was True
The life and death of Joe Strummer of the Clash
By Brian Doyle | June 6, 2016
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His name wasn't Joe Strummer. He didn't strum his guitar, either; he famously hammered down on the strings, thrashing them so hard and fast that the fingers of his right hand were in tatters after a show. His name was John Mellor. He was born in Turkey, of a mother born in Scotland and a father born in India, and he lived in Egypt and Mexico and Germany before being sent to boarding school in Surrey at the age of nine. He said he never recovered from being exiled to that prison filled with violence and cruelty, where he made himself a jester, a scamp, a leader of the mischievous, neither scholar nor dolt nor leader nor Lothario but a boy apart, one who knew how to escape the castle but avoid substantive punishment, who procured forbidden food and music, who bartered and fidgeted and gambled while others studied or starred on the playing fields.
At the age of 16, John Mellor was called into London by the Metropolitan Police Service to identify the body of his brother, David, who had been found dead in Regent's Park. David was John's only brother, just 18 years old. The brothers had no sisters. Their parents were in Iran or Africa at the time. (Imagine being 16 and seeing the body of your only brother.) He had died by a lake—water and waters were holy and powerful for him. In later years, when John Mellor was Joe Strummer and at peace with himself after many battles, his favorite thing to do was to make bonfires near rivers and sit with friends and passersby and share stories and songs. He especially liked going to outdoor festivals and wandering from bonfire to bonfire at night, carrying children on his shoulders, just a friendly man with a cowboy hat, and not Joe Strummer.
He died on his couch, in the village of Broomfield in the shire of Somerset, just after three in the afternoon. It was Sunday, a few days before Christmas, 2002. He had been up all night choosing the order of songs for a record release. He slept in late and rose at lunchtime and made tea and took his three dogs for a walk and settled on the couch to read The Observer. The Observer is the oldest Sunday newspaper in England, its office near the River Thames. Sometimes the Thames is still called the Isis or the London River. Joe lived in eight places near the Isis River, including Wood Green, which is near the River Lee, and Willesden, which gave its name to the most gentle beautiful musing alluring meditative song he ever wrote. He wrote it three years before he died. One of his bandmates said later that he thought it was the first song John Mellor wrote after being Joe Strummer for half his life. Some people think that "Willesden to Cricklewood" is about Joe Strummer walking through his neighborhood on the way to buy drugs. Not me. I think he was walking through a neighborhood he loved, a neighborhood in which he knew shops and pubs and restaurants and grocers and the men and women who ran them (Crossing all the great divides / Color, age, and heavy vibes), a neighborhood where people knew him and said, Hey Joe! and didn't want anything from him other than his smile, and he had an epiphanic vision of the intricate webbing that binds us all, everything and everyone touching and being touched, cousins and companions in this wild life. I think the song is about one of the happiest moments in John Mellor's life. I think he had a vision of love and joy and peace and laughter, and after that, he did what he did best: he wrote a song.
His wife, Lucinda, found him when she came home at four. She had been out shopping for Christmas dinner. The three dogs had "obviously had a good walk," she said. Joe looked like he was asleep on the couch, she said—he had been very sleepy the last few days. She tried to wake him. He was cold in places, she said. She tried to resurrect him by breathing into his mouth. A nurse visiting a neighbor came running when she heard Lucinda's screams, but she could not resuscitate him either. I could tell that he was gone when I saw the look on her face, Lucinda said. He was 50 years old. At his funeral a week later, ranks of firemen came, in full dress; he had played a benefit show for striking firemen in Acton. Acton is famed for the waters of its natural springs and is the birthplace of the Who, most of whose members attended Acton County Grammar School until they became, in order, the Confederates, the Detours, the High Numbers, the Hair, and finally the Who.
John Mellor's coffin was accompanied by bagpipers. His coffin was adorned with a cowboy hat and stickers reading question authority and musicians can't dance. Five songs were played at his funeral, four of them from a boom box covered with roses. The bagpipers performed the first, the haunting Scottish lament "Chì mi na mòrbheanna," written in 1856 by a quarryman and farmer named Iain Òg Ruaidh, from the village of Baile a' Chaolais, near the River Laroch. The second was one Joe Strummer wrote and recorded with the band that was the most famous band in the world for a while. The third, a slow blues number, came from a demo tape he had made. The fourth song was "Willesden to Cricklewood." The last song, a hit for the American actor Lee Marvin in 1970, was "Wand'rin' Star," played as the mourners left the crematorium, many of them pausing to touch or speak to the gathering of atoms that had once been John Mellor. When I get to heaven, tie me to a tree / For I'll begin to roam and soon you'll know where I will be …
The most famous band in the world for a while—"the only band that matters" was their record producer's marketing slogan—was born on May 31, 1976, in the Shepherd's Bush section of West London. The man who had been John Mellor, and who had now been Joe Strummer for a year, sat down in a tiny second-floor room with two guitarists. One of them could play beautifully. The other could not play at all. By the end of an hour, they had tinkered with three songs and concluded that Joe Strummer would teach Paul Simonon how to play the bass sufficiently well for the songs that Joe and Mick Jones would write, and that Jones, the terrific guitarist, would play lead, and that Strummer, who had never had a music lesson in his life, whose first instrument was the drums, who had already changed his name twice, who had been asked to identify his brother's crumpled body, would play rhythm guitar and sing. A while later they found their drummer, who had been playing in a band called Fury and been fired from Fury for not hitting hard enough, so when he got a chance to play with this new band, he hit with all his might. Thus Nicky Headon, nicknamed Topper, joined the band.
On July 4, they played their first public show, in a pub called the Black Swan in Sheffield. In August they were back in London, playing in Islington and then on Oxford Street, beneath which runs the River Tyburn. In December, they went on tour for the first time, opening for a band that had variously been called the Strand, the Swankers, the Subterraneans, and Teenage Novel before settling on the name the Sex Pistols.
In January, they signed a contract with a record company for £100,000—just shy of a million dollars in today's currency. In the next five years, they would sell about 100 million records, before their affections and energies flowed in four different directions.
For a while, Joe Strummer and his new companions called themselves the Heartdrops, and then they tried the Psychotic Negatives, but finally they settled on a name hatched by the bass player, who said he kept noticing one word above all other words in the newspapers every day, so they adopted that word as their name, and they became the Clash, of which much has been written; well, some of it was true, as their song "London Calling" has it—lyrics by Joe Strummer.
Johnny Mellor's last day as a child may be said to have been early in September of 1961. He had just turned nine years old. He and David were sent to boarding school in Ashtead Park, in Surrey, even though their parents lived only 20 miles away. The school was founded to educate orphans. Johnny Mellor later said many times he felt that he and his brother were abandoned by their parents in 1961. Johnny Mellor spent the next nine years at that school. On his first day, wearing a blue school jacket and a school tie and a blue school cap, he was beaten by the older boys with a wooden coat hanger. The youngest boys were referred to as grubs. But they were allowed to listen to the radio (Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline, the pirate station broadcast from an ocean freighter anchored three miles off the estuary of the River Orwell, the river for which Eric Blair changed his name to George Orwell), and that is where Johnny Mellor first heard the Beatles and the Stones and the Kinks and the Yardbirds and the Beach Boys. "I can't imagine how we would've got through being at that school without … that rock explosion," said Joe Strummer years later. "I don't think we would have been able to stand it. It just got us through. … We couldn't have survived without that music."
During school recesses, the brothers would visit their parents in Iran or Malawi and then be sent back to the school both of them hated with all their might. Johnny Mellor survived. He played rugby and became the school's cross-country champion. He sang in the choir, was a favorite of the art teacher. He was not a favorite of any other teacher, and upon failing what would be the American equivalent of his high school junior year, he had to repeat his classes. He acted in school plays. The parents of all boys acting in school plays were invited to public performances in the town of Ashtead. Johnny Mellor's parents never came.
In his final year at the Orphan School, Johnny Mellor adopted the name Woody and refused to answer to John or Johnny anymore. David graduated and moved to London and joined the neo-Nazi National Front party and hung posters of Adolf Hitler in his room. Woody Mellor published a quatrain in the school poetry magazine: And the pebbles fight each other as rocks / And my father bends among them / Two hands oustretching shouting up to me / Not that I can hear. In July of 1970, the body of David Mellor was found in Regent's Park, on a bench on the tiny island in the boating lake. David's death was deemed a suicide by aspirin poisoning. His body had lain undiscovered for three days before the police found it and tracked John down to identify what had once been his only brother, the brother who had essentially been his twin for their first nine years together, the brother who hardly spoke, now a decaying corpse. Some 20 people went to the funeral, including the three remaining members of the Mellor family. John Mellor took possession of his brother's suicide note and held on to it the rest of his life. Two weeks later, Woody Mellor and a friend went on a camping trip by the sea, where the ocean welcomes the River Ouse. The River Ouse is famous for having drowned the writer Virginia Woolf. One day in 1941, she filled her overcoat pockets with stones and walked into the river. Her body was undiscovered for 20 days. "Dearest, I feel certain that I am going mad again," she wrote, in a note she left for her husband. "I begin to hear voices, and I can't concentrate. So I am doing what seems the best thing to do. … I can't fight any longer."
The last day of the Clash might have been May 21, 1982, the day three of the members of the band fired the fourth one for being a heroin addict. This was Topper Headon, the drummer, who the rest of the band felt could not be trusted to show up for rehearsals, shows, interviews, airplanes, and all the rest of the business of being the most famous band in the world. That three band members who greatly enjoyed marijuana, cocaine, beer, liquor, and liqueur would fire the fourth for indulging in drugs bore a certain irony, but they did just that. A little more than a year later, two members of the original band fired the third remaining member, the terrific guitarist Mick Jones. Two years later, the two remaining members decided that the Clash as they had envisioned it was finished, despite their manager's furious attempts to keep the name going with new musicians, and the Clash was no more. Joe Strummer, weary of being Joe Strummer, ashamed that he had played a part in firing his friend Mick Jones from the band, rattled at the death of his father and fearful of the imminent death of his mother, growing apart from his partner, Gaby, desperate to disappear somewhere despite the fact that he had a new daughter in England, went to Spain.
So began his wilderness years—"the days of treacle," as he said himself. For a good part of the 1980s and '90s, he grieved, he drank, he occasionally acted in films, he welcomed a second daughter, he drank, he married Lucinda Tait, he occasionally helped out producing records for friends, he traveled alone, he drank, he occasionally wrote and recorded a song for friends' projects, he drank, he went for long walks with his dogs, he occasionally sat in with bands he admired, like the Pogues, he ran the Paris marathon without training for it, he drank, he started doing an eclectic weekly radio show for the BBC, and he began to be obsessed with campfires and bonfires around which he would sit drinking and talking and singing with anyone and everyone for days at a time, either at outdoor festivals like Glastonbury or on the land he rented in Hampshire, or the land he bought in Somerset, or the land he bought in San Jose, Spain. He made fires everywhere, especially when he was sad or weary or muddled. He made them in his yard, in fields and meadows at festivals, on the beach in Spain, and his wife and his friends say that he was never so happy, never so at peace, never so much himself, perhaps never so much Joe as John, as he was sitting around a roaring fire and drinking and talking and singing and going for more wood to keep the fire and the moment going. Nothing was as anciently and unadornedly human, he thought; nothing was so uncomplicatedly communal, without all the usual trappings of power and status and money and politics and greed and violence and pain and loss.
The first day Joe Strummer started to not be Joe Strummer anymore was perhaps June 5, 1999, when he and a group of friends played a show in Sheffield—the same city where the Clash had played its very first show, near the Rivers Sheaf and Don. The first name suggested for the new band was the Hand of God, and the second was Longbow, and the third and final was the Mescaleros. The next day they played a show in Liverpool, and then they played in Glasgow, and then Portsmouth, and then they were off and running, a tight relaxed easy loose wild jazzy reggae rock ska band with African rhythms and soon a violinist, a band that occasionally played Clash songs in their live sets if Joe was in the mood. Holland, France, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Finland, the United States, Japan, England, New Zealand, Ireland, and on and on for the next three years, the Mescaleros—the Young Guys—were instantly good and soon almost famous. They played old Irish tunes, they played old reggae, they played new songs Joe wrote at a fever pitch. They argued and bickered and drank and fired a member. They played a show in New York City on October 3, 2001, three weeks after September 11, because Joe refused to cancel it and said they would do it for the firefighters of New York City. In August of 2002, he celebrated his 50th birthday on the beach in Spain with his daughters and his wife and his friends. The night after his birthday, he and his friends built a fire on the beach at midnight and stayed up until dawn playing music and telling stories.
The last day Joe Strummer was Joe Strummer might have been November 15, 2002, when he and the Mescaleros took the stage at the Acton Town Hall. This was the benefit for the men of the Fire Brigades Union, who were on strike and had asked Joe Strummer for help. Of the 16 songs the band played that night, eight were Clash songs. After the second song Joe announced from the stage that "Mick Jones is here tonight! And more than that, Mick Jones and his lady Miranda have had a baby last Sunday morning. And the baby's called Stella. And this is going out to Stella." And the band charged into the Clash reggae song "Rudie Can't Fail."
Jones had no intention of leaving the audience that evening. But soon after he heard the first notes of "Bankrobber," he was heading up on stage. There is a grainy video of this moment, as the band begins the swaying rhythms of the song Joe Strummer had written with Mick Jones when they were in their 20s in the most famous band in the world for a time, and though you cannot see Jones pick up a loose guitar at the side of the stage and grin at his friend, you can see Strummer, intent on his instrument, look up and smile broadly and point with delight and shout, All right, baby, play that guitar now!
There was a brief pause after "Bankrobber." In the video, you can hear Strummer shout to Jones, "In the key of A! You know what! Let it burn!" And as they began "White Riot," another song they had written together for the Clash, the stage and the hall and the moment and the crowd exploded. In the middle of the song, Jones took a solo, and there's just enough light, in the murky film, to see the two friends laughing with pleasure. Then they played yet another song they'd written together with the Clash, "London's Burning," and that was the end of the show. Mick Jones took a cab home to his wife and new baby, and Joe and the band wrapped up a few small shows before a break for Christmas. On December 20, by happy chance, Mick and Miranda walked into a London pub for a late drink and found Joe and Lucinda. Two days later, John Mellor got up late and made tea and walked the dogs and sat down on the couch and his heart stopped.
When a man dies, and is cremated, and his ashes are given to the sea, some of his molecular and atomic integrity remains "extant," as biologists say carefully—which is to say that many of the atoms of which he was composed do not dissolve, but rather enter other forms and beings. In the case of John Mellor, let us say, whose ashes were loosed into the Alboran Sea in Spain by his two daughters on what would have been their father's 51st birthday, many of the atoms of which he had been composed entered the ocean, and subsequently entered swordfish and storks and shearwaters and sardines. Some of what had been John Mellor entered children playing along the shore in Spain and Africa, and some entered men and women playing guitars at night by bonfires on the beach. Some of him was carried by the current through the Pillars of Hercules into the ocean that was once called the Sea of Atlas and the Ethiopic Ocean. Some of him entered fish that entered people, one of whom may be you.
So it was that the man who was John and then Woody and then Joe and then finally perhaps John again, the man whose life had been watered by music and muddle and tears and beer, the man whose brother had died by a lake, the man who loved roaring fires and waters, the man whose final house sat on the bank of a river he could hear humming all day and all night, the man of celebrated natural springs of open charm and hidden pain, was himself carried by water into the myriad songs of other beings. Some of what was John Mellor perhaps became trees that became guitars, or hops that became ales, or maybe larynxes in singers; some perhaps became auditory nerves in people who listen to his music and remember him with affection and are moved still by the songs he wrote, thrashing to connect to the brothers and sisters he did not have, to the brother he lost, to the small boy abandoned by his parents and sent to a sort of prison by the River Mole.
Some of what he was is on flickering film and some is in recorded music and some is in his drawings and scrawled lyrics and the sweat and spit worked into the wood and plastic of his guitars. Some is story and some is memory, some the bonfires lit around the world every December 22, as people gather on hilltops and beaches, in fields and meadows, to remember the man who was John and Woody and Joe and finally maybe John again, an unadorned unadvertised uncommercial communal honor he would have most enjoyed. With hard work and great luck and deft cruelty, you can always achieve mere fame; but it is something else that breeds affectionate memory years after your death, on hilltops and beaches and meadows around the world.
Brian Doyle, an essayist and novelist, died on May 27, 2017. To read Epiphanies, his longtime blog for the Scholar, please go here.


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Dino Stalker è il terzo capitolo nella serie Gun Survivor della Capcom. Anche se i giochi della serie Gun Survivor sono uno spin-off della serie Resident Evil, Dino Stalker è l'unico senza alcun legame con esso, dato che fa parte della serie Dino Crisis.

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Il gioco è centrato sul tenente Mike Wired, che viene colpito durante una intensa battaglia aerea durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Impossibilitato a compiere qualsiasi azione, Mike sembra essere condannato, fino a che egli è improvvisamente teletrasportato verso il cielo di 3.000.000 di anni dopo, dove deve difendersi da un esercito di predatori preistorici volanti.

Quando arriva a terra, vede molti più dinosauri e deve combattere con loro con qualsiasi arma riesca ad acquisire. Egli sente una voce sul suo nuovo Communicator da polso, che gli dice di trovare una ragazza chiamata Paula. Quando trova Paula, essa si limita a rispondere "Trinity" prima che comparisse un grosso numero di dinosauri. Trinity è in realtà un dinosauro con notevole intelligenza che può richiamare altri dinosauri ad attaccare il giocatore, come succede nel corso della lotta contro il boss.

Infine, Mike vede Paula intrappolata in un burrone ed è in grado di salvarla. Dopo la fuga in una jeep attraverso una città vuota, è emerso che l'uomo che parla a Mike è Dylan Morton di Dino Crisis 2, che è anche il padre di Paula.

Dopo che la lotta è finita, Mike è rinviato al proprio tempo, nella stessa battaglia aerea in cui si trovava all'inizio del gioco. Un aereo rivale lo spara dal basso, e lui si paracaduta fuori. vengono mostrati i proiettili che stanno per colpire Mike alla sua destra, ma Paula teletrasporta i proiettili altrove. Il gioco si conclude con il salvataggio di Mike su una barca.

Modalità di gioco

Dinosauri

"Carnotaurus"
Inizialmente i boss indiscussi del gioco, i Carnotaurus del gioco sono due, un maschio di colore marrone con strisce giallo-arancio ed una femmina grigia striata di nero. Hanno lunghe corna da toro (il maschio) e da mucca (la femmina), un cranio schiacciato e denti affilati.

"Compsognathus"
Piccoli ma astuti dinosauri, capaci di rubare oggetti dall'inventario del giocatore.

"Kronosaurus"
Questi rettili marini sono molto grandi e pericolosi. Nuotatori potenti, possiedono mascelle allungate e piene di denti.

"Oviraptor"
Ancora velenosi da Dino Crisis 2, gli Oviraptor assomigliano ai Velociraptor sia per rapidità che per anatomia, distinguendosi da essi per le dimensioni minori e la forma della testa, dotata di una cresta e di un becco privo di denti.

"Plesiosaurus"
Altri rettili marini, nuotatori lenti ma molto forti e resistenti. Il loro punto debole è il lungo collo, che drizzano fuori dall'acqua quando stanno per attaccare.

"Pteranodon"
Pterosauri che volano a gran velocità e dotati di artigli e becchi affilati come rasoi. I primi animali preistorici del gioco.

"Triceratops"
Il Triceratops è un erbivoro molto grande, protetto da una pelle molto dura e capace di caricare molto velocemente, infliggendo ferite gravi con i suoi lunghi corni aguzzi.

Trinity ("Troodon")
Un dinosauro geneticamente modificato che serve da boss. Molto simile ai Velociraptor, è agile e aggressivo, capace di richiamare altri dinosauri carnivori ed impartire loro ordini.

"Tyrannosaurus rex"
Ritornato in gioco dalla sconfitta dei due primi Dino Crisis, il Tyrannosaurus del gioco è molto pericoloso e potente. Di color nero pece, può dilaniare il giocatore in qualsiasi istante con la sua possente mandibola.

"Velociraptor"
Un dinosauro feroce e agile che attacca in gruppo. Ha diverse colorazioni, ma le principali sono il marrone ed il verde.

Collegamenti esterni

Dino Crisis


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2017 Events Archive
3rd Annual World Elephant Day Celebration
Dear Elephant Lovers,
Conservation Initiative for the Asian Elephant (CIFAE) and First Magnitude Brewery are co-hosting the 3rd Annual World Elephant Day Celebration this Saturday the 12th from 4-10p.
We hosted the first World Elephant Day in Florida in 2015 and have made it a regional tradition.
There will be art tables for...Read More »
World Elephant Day 2017 - Event & Online Awareness Group
As part of the World Elephant Day August 12th, 2017 celebration, I have create online awareness (EMAIL & WATSUP GROUP) of sharing of this global level to more than 5000 peoples belong to – Students Communities, Policy Makers, Organizations, Forest Officers, Teachers, Businessman & Stake Holders.
D. ARULKUMAR, B.Sc...Read More »
Goodnight Fox supports World Elephant Day
In honor of world elephant day, proceeds from all elephant posters sold today will go directly to worldelephantday.org.
Goodnight Fox is a small shop for custom art and gifts. We support animals of all kinds and are excited to participate in this years World Elephant Day!
...Read More »
The Wildlife Conservation Society to Ring The Nasdaq Stock Market Closing Bell
The Wildlife Conservation Society, an organization committed to saving wildlife and wild places worldwide, will visit the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square in celebration of World Elephant Day.
In honor of World Elephant Day on August 12, Dr. Cristián Samper, President and CEO, Wildlife Conservation Society will ring the...Read More »
Celebrating World Elephant Day 2017 - Tribhuvan University, Kanchanpur Nepal
Activity 1. Elephant conservation awareness Rally
The rally will be marked as World Elphant Day, 2017' on August, 12 at 7:00 am -8:00 am (Nepal time conducted from Siddhanath Sciece Campus to Mahendranagar city (Madan Chowk) and again return back to Siddhanath Sciece Camps (5 km).
Activity 2. Interaction Programme
Venue: Tribhuvan University,...Read More »
The Disappearing Elephant -
"The Disappearing Elephant," a life-size ice sculpture of an African elephant, that will melt before spectator's eyes, representing the plight of the African elephant. This event marks the launch of Amarula and WildlifeDIRECT's new campaign, "Don't Let Them Disappear."
Union Square North, at East 17th Street and Broadway in...Read More »
Little Ones Celebrate with Song and making Elephants with Handprints
'If you should meet an elephant upon a Summer's Day,
What would you say? ….remember that song!
Download the Adventure Clubs app and join the Adventure Clubs friends in Cape Town, South Africa, as we hear all about how and why to care for these beautiful animals,...Read More »
World Elephant Day at the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
Celebrate the extraordinary elephant at the National Museum of African Art! World Elephant Day is a global movement to...Read More »
Celebrate World Elephant Day at the Trinity Square Park, Toronto
Learn about African and Asian elephants, their place in the ecosystem and threats to their survival at this family-friendly event. 11 am-3 pm. Free.
Hosted by Global March for Elephants & Rhinos – Toronto facebook.com/events/1190638341042820
Location: Trinity Square Park 19 Trinity Square, Toronto, Ontario M5G...Read More »
Help us celebrate World Elephant Day and Win a trip to Africa to Meet Naledi!
In honor of World Elephant Day, the National Wildlife Federation and Vulcan Productions are asking students to help us think big about how we can work together to protect wildlife habitat, stop poaching, and save African elephants. Learn how you could win a trip to Africa to meet Naledi herself,...Read More »
Uzma Bozai are proud to support World Elephant Day
We are proud to be doing our part to support World Elephant Day on Saturday 12th August.
We will donate 10% of each sweatshirt sold from our Africa Collection to For Rangers, a dedicated group of individuals who are raising money for the welfare of rangers who risk their lives...Read More »
World Elephant Day - Photography Exhibition
Adventure & Wildlife, a bi-monthly magazine is proud to announce a Photography Exhibition on 12th & 13th Aug on the occasion of World Elephant Day – 12th Aug 2017.
Venue : HONEYCOMB ART GALLERY
29, 3rd Cross Road, Venkata Reddy Layout, 6th Block, Koramangala
Near Tatwa Coffee Shop & Sony signal,...Read More »
Youth for Wildlife Conservation - Social Media Takeover!
Early career conservationists and catalysts for change teaching us all how to Be Elephant Ethical
On this year's World Elephant Day, our friends at Youth for Wildlife Conservation will be taking over our social channels to share first-hand accounts of ways to Be Elephant Ethical from young people all over the...Read More »
World Elephant & Thai Mothers Day at Baan Rajawadee Home for Mentally Handicapped Children
Celebrate World Elephant Day & HM Queen Sirikit's birthday (Thai Mother's Day) through education and art with boys of different ages, all of whom are permanent residents at Baan Rajawadee.
Purpose: World Elephant Day is an international annual event on August 12, dedicated to the preservation and protection of...Read More »
Myakka supporting World Elephant Day
12th August is World Elephant Day, a chance to bring attention to the urgent plight of Asian and African elephants.
Elephants have a special place in our hearts at Myakka and feature on a wide range of our designs, from our exclusive furniture to embroidered elephant cushions.
In support of...Read More »
World Elephant Day Awareness Event at the University at Buffalo
University of Buffalo CBE Graduate Students:
Need to get out of the lab? Want to help a good cause? Get your picture on the CBE webpage?
Then come help turn a buffalo into an elephant for World Elephant Day!
When: Thursday, August 10 at 6:00*
Picture...Read More »
Celebrate Elephants at Powell-Cotton Museum
Join us for a day of exciting Elephant adventures. Handle a real elephant tooth, make an elephant-themed craft and listen to a story. #worldelephantday
11:00 – 12:00; 12:00 – 13:00 and 14:00 – 15:00
Adults £6.95 & children £4.50 (includes reduced admission price to...Read More »
A Celebration of all things Elephant
August 12th is a day for your diary!
Book signing & World Elephant Day Fundraiser
Meet local author Wayne L. Snowden and have a chance to win a signed copy of his new book Padma and the Elephant Sutra
View an exhibition of artwork by cover artist Francesca Lyndsay-White
Watch an award...Read More »
When Elephants Were Young Screening in Victoria, BC
Join us on World Elephant Day watching the award-winning feature-length documentary When Elephants Were Young at the Cinecenta in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia.
It tells the story of a young man and his elephant, street-begging in Bangkok, amid the controversial elephant business that threatens their survival, until the opportunity comes...Read More »
Elephant Aid International - Finish the Fence!
World Elephant Day is August 12th – Help EAI Finish the Fence
World Elephant Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of the numerous issues that face elephants, including the hardships captive-held elephants experience. Elephant Refuge North America (ERNA) will be a safe place where elephants can recover from...Read More »
Information Tabling for Lucy on World Elephant Day
Join Lucy's Edmonton Advocates' Project as we kick off our #PutLucyOnAgenda information tabling campaign in Old Strathcona.
What better time to initiate our new postcard campaign than on World Elephant Day! Our online advertising campaign will be starting on August...Read More »
5th Annual International March for Elephants in Washington DC
Fifth Annual International March for Elephants in Washington DC
Hosted by Elephants DC
Date: World Elephant Day, Saturday, August 12, 2017
Where: Lincoln Memorial, right near the corner of Henry Bacon Drive & Constitution Avenue
For the fifth year, join friends...Read More »
Choose to celebrate World Elephant Day – August 12
You Can Crush Ivory at the Ivory Crush
AZA and WCS are partnering in another Historic Ivory Crush event in Central Park in NYC on August 3rd
Every year, 96 Elephants makes noise for elephants and our voices are heard around the world. Together, we made "elphies" popular and together...Read More »
ZUMBA DANCE PARTY
COME AND JOIN THE HERD AND STOMP FOR ELEPHANTS!
Event: World Elephant Day
Venue: Revolutions Health & Fitness at Seagulls
Gollan Drive, Tweed Heads West NSW 2485, Australia
All Proceeds go to World Elephant Society!
Make CONNECTIONS - A Celebration for ELEPHANTS and ALL Endangered Wildlife
RARE OPPORTUNITY
to have so many AMAZING SPEAKERS TOGETHER!
The past six months have brought about drastic changes in environmental protection and wildlife preservation! Changes in policy will have a perverse effect, not only on us here in California but, all around the world.
To help bring awareness to the Greater Sacramento...Read More »
The Life of Last Proboscideans: Elephants
Commemorating World Elephant Day 2017
Official Book Launch of "The Life of Last Proboscideans: Elephants"
By: Tharindu Muthukumarana
Date : August 13th 2017 (Sunday)
Time : 5 pm
Venue: Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute (The Lighthouse) 24 Horton Place,
Colombo 7, Sri Lanka
Chief Guest...Read More »
The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee — World Elephant Day Celebration
The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee invites the public to join in celebrating World Elephant Day at The Sanctuary's new Outdoor Classroom in Hohenwald, Tenn., Saturday, August 12 with special programming at 11 am and 1:30 pm. This celebration will be an opportunity for friends and families...Read More »
New Chester Zoo "Stampede" will raise money for endangered elephants
Join Chester Zoo's new 'Summer Stampede' on World Elephant Day, Saturday, August 12. Are you up to the tusk?
New event will fund research into vaccine for deadly virus threatening Asian elephants
The new event aims to raise money for the zoo's Never Forget campaign, which funds vital research into a...Read More »
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We did it! The Free Software Foundation (FSF) had another successful winter fundraiser this year. For us, 2017 ended on a high note, by blowing past our fundraising goal of $450,000 (USD). Thanks to your generosity, we have raised over $500,000 to power up the FSF and support software freedom in 2018.
Fight DRM, support Defective by Design!
Read more about the success of our winter 2017 fundraiser here!
The Free Software Foundation's work is driven by the four freedoms that define free software and set it apart from proprietary software. The FSF's supporters are the key to embedding freedom in the software that powers devices across the world. We've come a long way in 2017, but in order to keep our momentum going into 2018, we've set a year-end goal of 700 new members and $450,000 in donations. Our mission to promote user freedom and defend the rights of all software users grows more important every day, as the use of software expands into every appliance and every aspect of our lives.
Will you power up the free software movement by becoming an FSF Associate Member, increasing your current membership giving, or making a donation? We know FSF members wear their freedom on their sleeves, so through December 31st, all yearly ($120+) new and renewing Associate Memberships can choose to receive our newest Four Freedoms t-shirt, too!
The thirteen people who make up the staff of the FSF work hard to serve and grow the free software community -- and over 80% of our annual budget comes from individuals like you. So at the end of each year, we reach out to you to support the FSF's work. You can make a huge impact on our ability to promote free software, no matter how much you are able to contribute.
The Licensing and Compliance team hit a milestone with the Respects Your Freedom certification program, doubling the number of RYF-certified products this year.
Our Licensing and Compliance team has also highlighted the benefits of copyleft and celebrated the tenth anniversary of the GPLv3 with a series of interviews with developers who choose GNU licenses. There are now 37 interviews in the series, including a conversation with a team within the U.S. Department of Defense.
The Licensing and Compliance team successfully resolved 4 GPL compliance cases, and answered over 500 licensing questions from the community.
The FSF tech team completed major hardware and software upgrades, including replacing a sixteen-year-old server with an RYF-certified server running an ASUS KGPE-D16 motherboard, with Libreboot and Trisquel. The FSF's free software infrastructure includes the GNU Project's Savannah servers, as well as improved mail servers hosting over three thousand mailing lists for hundreds of free software projects. There have been 191 GNU package releases so far this year!
Keeping pace with the changing tech landscape, the campaigns team continually upgrades the Ethical Tech Giving Guide and the High Priority Free Software Projects list.
The campaigns team also rallied free software activists in defense of user freedom, including resisting the erosion of Internet privacy and net neutrality protections in the US and beyond. And the number of free software activists is growing: the FSF's Free Software Supporter mailing list has grown by 43% since the beginning of the year.
Though the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) published Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) as an official Web recommendation in September, endorsing Digital Restrictions Management on the Internet, it came with a heavy cost. A third of W3C members disapproved of the decision, and the FSF's Defective by Design campaign raised the volume on public opposition to EME. We may have lost this particular fight -- for now -- but we succeeded in saying loud and clear that embracing DRM is never a good look and are actively working on next steps to undo the damage.
LibrePlanet - the FSF's annual free software conference -- entered its ninth year, with more than 350 people attending, 53 speakers, and thousands watching via livestream and viewing archived recordings of the proceedings.
What if, instead of proprietary embedded systems in our homes, our bodies, our workplaces, and our public institutions, we were able to encourage enough people to demand software freedom that the four freedoms were embedded in our world? Your support gets us closer.
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