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Beste Dániel , Ik heb een Kamer voor je te huur in Leiden.
My name is Dániel from Hungary. I work in Hillegom as an engineer and living temporarily in a Hotel. Therefore I am looking for a nice room in a shared apartment.
I would like to learn dutch but first a need a nice home. I have lived in several at shared apartments and I enjoyed it everytime.


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Joe Deninzon
Joe Deninzon has been hailed by critics as "The Jimi Hendrix of the Violin," because of his innovative style on 7-string electric violin. Joe has worked with Bruce Springsteen, The Who, 50 Cent, Sheryl Crow, Phoebe Snow, Ritchie Blackmore, Smokey Robinson, Les Paul, Peter Criss from KISS, Kurt Elling, and the New York City Ballet.
Joe is the lead singer and violinist for the progressive rock band, Stratospheerius, who have released 6 critically acclaimed albums. He can be heard on over 100 CDs and jingles as a violinist and string arranger. In 2015, Joe premiered his Electric Violin Concerto with the Muncie Symphony Orchestra.
Joe is also a member of the Sweet Plantain String Quartet (www.sweetplantain.com), which combines Latin Jazz with hip-hop.
A passionate educator, Joe has taught at both Mark O'Connor's String Camp and MWROC. Mel Bay Published Joe's book, "Plugging In." Joe holds a Bachelors degree from Indiana University and a Masters from Manhattan School of Music.
What to expect in Joe's classes:
Fiddlefunk: Using the violin in a funk or hip-hop band
Rhytholin: Chopping, scratching, and comping on the violin
The "Effective" Violinist: Working with effects in a solo or composition
Fusion Violin: Mahavishnu, Jean-Luc Ponty, and original songs.
Singing and playing/ arranging violin parts around vocals
Rocking out your string quartet

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(Video) Hillary Clinton Addresses Racism In The U.S
Hillary Clinton took the podium at Columbia University and said the words that thousands of Americans think everyday, "We have to come to terms with some hard truths about race and justice in America." She opened up the can of worms that is racial tension in America in attempts to allow people of all colors to realize that something just isn't right in America. Is it the current climate of racial injustice that caused Hilary to speak out or is she siding with minorities as a part of her covert operation to get the "Black vote". Find out after the jump.
Emery Childs
Hillary fearlessly dived into America's issues head-on at Columbia University; if she's planning on being President it's safe to say she'll make a habit of doing so. Blatant racism in America was the main subject of her speech as she used Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Walter Scott and Freddie Gray as her case studies.
She individually addressed each victim and touched on how police brutality played a factor in their demise.
"For yet again a family of a young Black man is grieving a loss of a life cut short. Yet again the streets of an American city are marred with violence. By shattered glass and shouts of anger and shows of force…From Ferguson to Staten Island to Baltimore the patterns have become unmistakable and undeniable."
Starting out with Walter Scott she tells the unadulterated truth about how an innocent man who was avoiding police in fear of going to jail for the fourth time for failed child support payments that he didn't have the means to pay was shot in the back by an police officer. Followed by the heartbreaking story of Tamir Rice, a 12 year old unarmed boy shot in a park by a police officer. She localized the issue by then speaking about Eric Garner who was chocked to death by authorities for selling cigarettes. Lastly, she gave the most recent example, Freddie Gray; "his spine nearly severed while in police custody." There is no way to call these frequent occurrences rarities. Cases such as these are simply happening too often and Hillary was there to let us know she see's it too.
Standing up for issues that are prevalent in minority communities has been a tactic almost synonyms will Bill Clinton, making him a crowd favorite among African American communities. Hillary is following suit. She addresses the issues that Black men face everyday and how they don't coincide with her vision of an equal America. She says it's wrong that Black men get stopped by police more often than white men, get sentenced longer prison terms and charged with crimes they didn't commit. An estimated 1.5 million Black men are "missing" due to incarceration and premature death, Hillary stated. She also noted that 1/3 Black men face the prospect of prison in their lifetime. It's staggering statistics like those that catch the attention of the public who have preconceived notions that the current climate in Baltimore is "just another Black riot".
These instances and statistics are obviously wrong but it's going to take more positive action and less talking.
Check out the speech below
Source: Columbia University
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Tag: Inro
The Fine Art of Japanese Inro
A Japanese lacquer and Shibayama inlaid five case inro, Meiji period (1868-1912), sold at Toovey's for £3200
Japanese inro were originally designed as seal baskets but were mainly used to hold herbal medicines. The interlocking compartments were held together by a cord and would have been hung from a waist band. They were often finely decorated in lacquer and Shibayama.
For more than two hundred and fifty years Japan had lived in relative isolation from the outside world until American gunboat diplomacy, instigated by Commodore Perry in 1853, opened up Japan for trade with the West. Throughout the Edo (1603-1868) and Meiji (1868-1912) periods Japan's rich tradition of arts and crafts gave voice to a civilized nation.
Amongst these arts and crafts lacquer work was used extensively in Japan. The technique came to Japan from China in the sixth century A.D. The art of the lacquer craftsman was highly technical but their patrons' taste for traditional designs limited artistic creativity. The popularity of the inro emerged during the 17th and 18th centuries. These new objects allowed the lacquerers a greater freedom in design and decoration as well as the opportunity to experiment technically. Exquisite artistry was lavished on inro by artist-craftsmen working for the ruling classes. Favourite subjects included figures, gardens and floral displays.
The Japanese lacquer and Shibayama inlaid five case inro illustrated here is a fine example of this artistic and technical tour de force. Measuring just 9.4cm the inro dates from the Meiji period (1868-1912) and combines the decorative techniques of maki-e with its powder gilt ground with Shibayama inlay. The high relief, finely inlaid image depicts a hanaguruma, a two-wheeled flower cart, carrying a tasselled wickerwork basket filled with chrysanthemum, peony, iris and a bough of flowering wisteria. The composition and colours of the scene depicted in carved tortoiseshell, coral, mother-of-pearl and hardstone are exquisitely conceived and worked.
A Japanese four-case lacquer inro by Koma Koryu, Edo period, with netsuke (19th century)
The Japanese four-case lacquer inro by Koma Koryu dates from the Edo period (19th century) and is differently decorated. The sides of its curved rectangular body are finely worked. Employing the hiramaki-e technique the gilt chrysanthemum are raised above the maki-e ground with its gilt speckled dark brown decoration. The hardwood netsuke is carved in the form of clam shells with ivory inlaid detail and the cord which unites the interlocking compartments can be clearly seen.
A Japanese five-case lacquer inro, Edo period (19th Century)
The final Japanese inro illustrated dates from the Edo period. It again features chrysanthemums against a beautifully worked maki-e ground. Although lavishly decorated it is less fine than the other two inro.
Values at auction for Japanese inro of this quality range from a few hundred to thousands of pounds today.
Toovey's Asian Art specialist, Tom Rowsell, is passionate about these pieces and can be contacted by telephoning 01903 891955 or at auctions@tooveys.com if you would like his advice.
Posted on March 3, 2017 March 14, 2017 Author RupertCategories Rupert Toovey's ArticlesTags Asian & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art, Inro, Japan


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Q: Angular 2 google map implementation I'm new to angular 2. I wanted to use google map API for direction service and implemented the example shown in https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/directions-simple to my project as shown below code.
But for some reason the map is not loading. Can someone help me with this?
map.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no">
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Directions service</title>

    Start:
    <select id="start">
      <option value="chicago, il">Chicago</option>
      <option value="st louis, mo">St Louis</option>
      <option value="joplin, mo">Joplin, MO</option>
      <option value="oklahoma city, ok">Oklahoma City</option>
      <option value="amarillo, tx">Amarillo</option>
      <option value="gallup, nm">Gallup, NM</option>
      <option value="flagstaff, az">Flagstaff, AZ</option>
      <option value="winona, az">Winona</option>
      <option value="kingman, az">Kingman</option>
      <option value="barstow, ca">Barstow</option>
      <option value="san bernardino, ca">San Bernardino</option>
      <option value="los angeles, ca">Los Angeles</option>
    </select>
    End:
    <select id="end">
      <option value="chicago, il">Chicago</option>
      <option value="st louis, mo">St Louis</option>
      <option value="joplin, mo">Joplin, MO</option>
      <option value="oklahoma city, ok">Oklahoma City</option>
      <option value="amarillo, tx">Amarillo</option>
      <option value="gallup, nm">Gallup, NM</option>
      <option value="flagstaff, az">Flagstaff, AZ</option>
      <option value="winona, az">Winona</option>
      <option value="kingman, az">Kingman</option>
      <option value="barstow, ca">Barstow</option>
      <option value="san bernardino, ca">San Bernardino</option>
      <option value="los angeles, ca">Los Angeles</option>
    </select>

MapComponent
import {Component} from '@angular/core';

@Component({
    selector: 'map',
    templateUrl: 'app/dashboard/features/map.html'
})

export class MapComponent {}

A: Found a solution for this.
1) Add google map api script in index.html
index.html

2) Add only html related code in your html file.
map.html

3) Add style related codes in separate css file or in component.
map.css
      #map {
        height: 500px;
      }

4) Declare google as variable. And add all javascript in ngOnInit() method.
MapComponent.ts
declare var google: any;

@Component({
    selector: 'map',
    templateUrl: 'app/dashboard/features/map.html',
    styleUrls: ['app/dashboard/features/map.css']
})

export class MapComponent implements OnInit, OnChanges {

ngOnInit() {

        var directionsService = new google.maps.DirectionsService;
       var directionsDisplay = new google.maps.DirectionsRenderer;
       var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), {
          zoom: 7,
          center: {lat: 41.85, lng: -87.65}
        });
        directionsDisplay.setMap(map);
        calculateAndDisplayRoute(directionsService, directionsDisplay);

      function calculateAndDisplayRoute(directionsService, directionsDisplay) {

          var waypts = [];
          var checkboxArray:any[] = [
              'winnipeg', 'regina','calgary'
      ];
      for (var i = 0; i < checkboxArray.length; i++) {

            waypts.push({
              location: checkboxArray[i],
              stopover: true
            });

        }

        directionsService.route({
          origin: {lat: 41.85, lng: -87.65},
          destination: {lat: 49.3, lng: -123.12},
          waypoints: waypts,
          optimizeWaypoints: true,
          travelMode: 'DRIVING'
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          if (status === 'OK') {
            directionsDisplay.setDirections(response);
          } else {
            window.alert('Directions request failed due to ' + status);
          }
        });
      }

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Why does my child need an airway reconstruction?
What does an airway reconstruction involve?
Open airway reconstruction is also known as laryngotracheoplasty or laryngotracheal reconstruction. It involves going through the skin on the neck to make the trachea (windpipe) bigger with a graft that is usually taken from a small part of a rib in the chest. Other grafts can be from the ear cartilage or thyroid cartilage. This is different from procedures through the mouth and voice box with endoscopic cameras to treat narrow areas or cysts in the trachea. There are two main kinds of laryngotracheal reconstruction: single stage and double stage.
Single stage– The narrow spot in the trachea is opened in a single surgery and the graft is usually held in place with a temporary breathing tube through the mouth or nose. If your child has a tracheotomy tube in place it is removed at the time of the reconstruction. Your child will spend a week or more in the hospital after surgery while healing takes place before the breathing tube is removed.
Double stage– The tracheotomy tube is left in place and a stent may be used to hold open the graft and help with healing. The stent is removed at a later time with an additional surgery. The tracheotomy tube is removed at a later time after the stent is removed when the trachea is well healed and open. Your child will spend 2-3 nights in the hospital typically and go home with their tracheotomy tube.
What are some of the risks and complications of an airway reconstruction?


The use of Bible software has been integral to my sermon preparation and teaching and small group leading these last five years. BibleWorks was my first foray into Bible software and always will hold a special place in my heart. One of my very first blog posts was this one on BibleWorks and the Septuagint, followed by a post called "BibleWorks in the Pew?" That led to a six-part review of BibleWorks 9, followed by some posts on BibleWorks 10, the 2015 and most recent release. From there I reviewed Accordance and Logos, culminating in this 2012 comparative review, which is by far the most-visited post at this blog.
The BibleWorks transition to Mac has been a little bumpy, so I haven't used it nearly as much in the last couple years, although I still remember buying a used PC laptop for the sole purpose of having a machine to run BibleWorks on!
In the meantime, BibleWorks 10 is set to receive support for existing users for the foreseeable future, and until June 15, you can purchase it at $199, by far the lowest price the program has ever been.
There is some ambiguity remaining with the program's future, although founder Michael Bushell has since elaborated on a forum post here. It looks like either open-sourcing BibleWorks or selling it are not on the table.
BibleWorks has been a big part of my ongoing journey through the Bible via Hebrew and Greek, so like many others, I am sad to see it close. Thanks be to God and to the staff for the many years of ministry and good programming BibleWorks has offered!


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Lower health care costs may last
Giants behind, challenges ahead
"At the federal and state level, we've cut everything but health care," said David Cutler, the Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics. "If we can hold the growth in health care spending down, it would reduce the pressure on government, and would allow us to avoid funding one program at the expense of others, or raising taxes."
File photo by Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer
Researchers point to slowdown in drug development, increased efficiency
By Peter Reuell Harvard Staff Writer
A slowdown in the growth of U.S. health care costs could mean savings of as much as $770 billion on Medicare spending over the next decade, Harvard economists say.
In a paper published in the May issue of Health Affairs, David Cutler, the Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied Economics, and co-author Nikhil Sahni, a senior researcher in Harvard's Economics Department, point to several factors, including a decline in the development of new drugs and technologies and increased efficiency in the health care system, to explain the recent slowdown.
If those trends continue over the next decade, they say, estimates of health care spending produced by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Office of the Actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could be off by hundreds of billions.
"Historically, as far back as 1960, medical care has increased at about one and a half to 2 percent faster than the economy," said Cutler, who served as a health care adviser to the 2008 Obama campaign. "In the last decade, however, medical care has not really grown as a share of the GDP. If you forecast that forward, it translates into a lot of money."
Money that could have a profound effect not just on government spending, but on average workers as well, Cutler said.
If the growth in costs remains flat, Cutler said, companies could direct savings on health care back to workers in the form of increased salaries. Reduced health care costs could also help relieve financial strain on critical government programs.
"At the federal and state level, we've cut everything but health care," Cutler said. "If we can hold the growth in health care spending down, it would reduce the pressure on government, and would allow us to avoid funding one program at the expense of others, or raising taxes."
Although forecasts by the CBO and Medicare actuaries have taken the recent slowdown in health care spending into account, those estimates come with a serious flaw, the researchers said: an assumption that costs have slowed largely due to the 2007 recession.
By comparison, Cutler and Sahni's study connects just over a third, about 37 percent, to the recession. The bulk of the decline, they say, is related to other factors, such as a decline in the development of new treatments.
"For whatever reason, the technology that's available for treating people seems to be improving at a slower rate than in the past," Cutler said. "In recent years, there have been a number of oncology drugs that have been touted as potential blockbusters, but most haven't sold as well as expected. Other analysts have also noted that while research and development spending by pharmaceutical companies has increased dramatically, the number of new drug approvals has remained flat."
With the passage of the Affordable Care Act, Cutler said, health care providers received new incentives to increase efficiency and reduce costly problems, such as readmitting patients soon after discharge and in-hospital infections.
"There are a variety of different programs where we've said if you're efficient you'll be rewarded, and so that's what a lot of institutions are trying to do," he said.
Steep out-of-pocket costs have also resulted in many people — even those who are insured — choosing to defer some treatments.
"A typical insurance policy now has a deductible of over $1,000 for an individual, and maybe $2,000 for a family, and most people don't have that amount of cash in the bank," Cutler said. "It's a big hurdle. People look at their cost sharing, and they say, this is a lot of money, I'm not sure I can afford it, so they're cutting back on discretionary imaging, they're cutting back on elective surgeries, and on referrals to specialists that might not be covered.
"At the same time, insurers have become a lot smarter about directing people to cheaper alternatives when you do seek treatment," Cutler added. "For example, it used to be that everyone took the branded version of a drug. Now, if you're taking the branded version of a drug, you've gone out of your way to do that."
Ultimately, Cutler said, the question of whether earlier estimates of health care costs are correct will depend on whether insurers, providers, and the public continue to work to keep costs under control.
"Don't think of this as plate tectonics, where the earth's crust is moving and we just need to figure out how fast it's moving," Cutler said. "We have a lot of control over this, through policies in the Affordable Care Act and Medicare and Medicaid. It's not easy — no change is ever easy — but if we continue to do the right things, like stressing efficiency and helping people choose less expensive alternatives, then we can make sure this trend continues."
Harvard School of Public Health's Department of Global Health and Population took time to appreciate 50 years of advances during a daylong symposium. HSPH Dean Julio Frenk (at podium), who gave the welcoming remarks, pointed out that anniversaries are important occasions on which to not only reflect on the past, but also refocus on the future.
Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer


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MMU Elearning
Faculty of Computing & Information Technology
Master of Science in Computer Science
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This pub has been closed down and a planning application has been made to demolish and build new houses on site.
Still plucking up the courage to go in, this pub looks, at least from the outside, like it has a good claim to be 'NW5's Most Scary'.
Pranced into this lovely old boozer a few days back. Had several ambrosial halves of Guinness. Some of the customers looked at me in a funny way, though.
Anyone attending a gig in the forum,would do well to use this pub,good Beer,Good Service and about 40p cheaper than the other Boozers in the area.


Alrighty, so there's this cap on the left crankcase cover, ya know? And I'm not talking about the oil filler cap, or any of that, but it's just this 14mm cap that I can't find a purpose for anywhere. I can find it online, but I want to know why it's there. I literally read through the entire bike manual and there was absolutely no mention of it. Now, I want to know what the crap this part is, but also, if anyone knows how to get this sucker off that'd be just dandy. I've been trying with my 6mm allen key while trying not to strip it and it just won't come off.
Timing port fort checking TDC on a valve adjustment or other service.
Doesn't need to come off.
Oh, and there is mention of it.
Read the valve adjustment section.
If it doesn't need to come off what is it there for? And I just checked the manual again... there's no valve adjustment section and still no signs of this cap being mentioned.
With the allen removed, you can check timing and TDC (more accurately than right allen). Just remove the right allen to turn crank.
You remove it to line up the marks behind it so you have your timing dead on and at TDC when disassembling and reassembling the engine.
"Doesn't need to come off" means if you aren't messing with the timing set it anything in depth inside the engine.
That plug in right side is for access to turn the engine over with a wrench. The dot/arrow alignment there is a joke. Why Honda referenced it to set cam timing, I'll never understand. It's almost a cruel joke.
Like others have said, it's to set the timing on the engine. Behind the plug are tick marks for you to line up. IIRC, the left tick mark is the ignition and the right tick mark is when the piston is TDC. Unless you have taken the cam/timing gear off you do not need to remove it.


Bij de Arshi reeks zit een baarskiller voor op elke diepte!
With its unique circuit board lip, the Arashi Minnow kicks into action with the slightest turn of the reel. It swims with a respsonsive, strong rolling action and the right amount of search at higher retrieve speeds.


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The Man Who Could Talk to Kids is a 1973 American made-for-television drama film directed by Donald Wrye. It was originally broadcast on ABC on October 17, 1973.

Plot
This is the story of one boy isolated in his world, who allows one man to penetrate it, in order to bring the family back together.

Cast

Peter Boyle as Charlie Datweiler
Scott Jacoby as Kenny Lassiter
Collin Wilcox Paxton as Honor Lassiter
Tyne Daly as Susie Datweiler
Robert Reed as Tom Lassiter
Denise Nickerson as Dena Pingitore
Dudley Knight as Mr. Carling

References

The story was a Docu-drama based on Harold Mondschein's work with troubled kids (Learning, Behavior and Emotional issues.) The young man portrayed in the film was a composite of several children he had previously worked with. It was Peter Boyle's first adventure into trying a different kind of "softer" character, one of Donald Wrye's first forays into directing and one of ABC's first made for television movies, which started a "trend." Douglas Day Stewart began his writing career close to this time and this was one of Tomorrow Entertainments' first production efforts.

External links

1973 drama films
1973 television films
1973 films
Films with screenplays by Douglas Day Stewart
Films directed by Donald Wrye
Films scored by Fred Karlin
ABC Movie of the Week
1970s English-language films

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A Warsaw man is in custody for theft and resisting arrest.
Kosciusko County Deputies responded to the 3500 block of W C.R. 100 N on reports of a theft. That's where they found 24-year-old Dylan Stimeling with a crossbow in hand. He had allegedly taken the crossbow from a nearby residence.
Stimeling is accused of refusing to comply with an officer's orders. He eventually dropped the crossbow, but attempted to get away by heading toward the City-County Athletic Complex.
Stimeling was tased and arrested. He's being held at the Kosciusko County Jail on a $750 cash bond.


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This weekend, Pitchfork Music Festival 2018 went down at Union Park in Chicago. A few of us from WSUM headed down there to check out one of the most interesting and diverse festival lineups of the year so far. Pitchfork did a great job of booking artists whose voices often are ignored by major festivals and the music industry. Across 3 stages, Pitchfork featured artists of color, women, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Here's a recap of some of the great acts we saw this weekend.
Ms. Lauryn Hill
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"Do you think she'll show up?" "She's bound to come on an hour late." "I just hope she plays 'To Zion."
The crowd at the Green Stage was abuzz, still reeling from Chaka Khan's powerful, soul-stomping set at the adjacent Red Stage. Though excitement was building, everyone had an underlying question: Will Lauryn Hill show up? All of the anxious crowd's worries were calmed when, twenty minutes after her scheduled 8:30 showtime – and after enduring a cringe-worthy, time-stalling set from Hill's DJ – Ms. Lauryn Hill graced the stage. The next hour and a half was a whirlwind, as Hill went through her seminal Miseducation album in its entirety. Though many arrangements were far cries from their album versions, Hill commanded the stage with a power and swagger that few musicians claim to have. The reclusive hip-hop icon didn't hold back, with her bombastic raps and drawn-out melodies keeping everyone on their toes. -Zach A, Promotions Director
Ravyn Lenae
When the stagehands brought out a microphone wrapped in a red feather boa, you could feel the anticipation in the crowd mount. Ravyn Lenae graced the stage on Sunday afternoon dressed in a two piece silver outfit covered in tinsel-like fringe. This 19-year-old Chicago native didn't disappoint her hometown. Her dazzling performance was filled with sass and class. Lenae's authenticity shown through both her lyrics and her conversations with the audience. Her ability to convey intimacy by talking about the meanings of her songs reminded me of the reason why I love live performances. Lenae explained how "Computer Luv" deals with the difficulties of long-distance relationships, and how "The Night Song" was written as a self-love song for black women. Ravyn Lenae got the audience dancing along with her in one of the most captivating performances of the weekend. -Amelia H, Traffic Director
The skies cleared on Saturday afternoon for Moses Sumney. He took the stage and opened with his Aromanticism track "Don't Bother Calling". This was a great teaser for the rest of the set, showcasing his floaty and ethereal vocals. His falsetto wowed the crowd and was a major hallmark of his set. Joining him on stage were three musicians, and between, them they covered guitar, keyboard, violin, drums, and oboe. The whole performance flowed very well, with smooth segues between pieces. Moses made us swoon with his soft vocals, but also took us in different directions. He experimented with a more upbeat pop feel in one song, and towards the end, he blew me away with an experimental swell of noise at the end of "Doomed". He closed with the tender guitar ballad "Plastic". His set blew me away, I've never seen anything like it. -David H, Web/Social Media Director
Kelela played a fantastic and intimate set at the Blue Stage on Saturday evening. She took the stage in a sleek dress flanked by two backup singers/dancers. The trio was in sync through the whole set, with sharp turns, dance moves, and effortless poise. She had charisma and showed a lot of personality on stage, especially during the track "Waitin". Kelela's album Take Me Apart has some of the most innovative and futuristic production I've ever heard. In a live setting, they pushed those beats even further and opened them up to different experimental sounds. "Blue Light" was the best of these, showcasing really interesting rhythm and sonic choices that Kelela made on that record. The set was captivating and had me feeling myself the whole time. -David H, Web/Social Media
When they took the stage, you could tell Fleet Foxes was eager to play for all of Chicago. The singer, Robin, grabbed the mic and soothed the crowd for the whole hour and a half, completely excelling at their performance! Some highlights of their set were the tracks "Blue Ridge Mountain" and "Helplessness Blues". The majority of their set covered their new LP Crack-Up, which was released in 2017. Overall, if you are a dedicated Fleet Foxes fan, this was an amazing show. If you aren't, you may have been disappointed with their engagement with the crowd. Other than the occasional thank you's and song titles nothing else was really said. This set was definitely one for the diehard fans. -Andrew B, Community Outreach Director
Tame Impala played a great headlining set on Friday night. The Austrailian psych rockers took the stage in front of an adoring and energetic crowd, some who waited all day for them. The band played a varied set, with moments of pure dance ecstasy and chill psychedelic vibes equally represented. Most of the material was from Currents, but some Lonerism and Innerspeak cuts made it on the setlist as well. My favorite part of the show was the trippy visuals and array of lasers that the band used in their stage design. This web of lasers was intermittently lit up by passing drizzles of light rain, creating a sparkling effect on the laser. Tame Impala was a visual and auditory spectacle, and I can't wait to see where Kevin Parker takes this project next. -David H, Web/Social Media
Wow, Japandroids. These guys packed THE punch at Pitchfork this time. The lineup this year was more mellow and relaxed compared to other years that featured bands such as Sleater Kinney, Run the Jewels, and A$AP Ferg. With this in mind, when the Canadian duo took the stage, you could tell the energy was there in the crowd and they were eager to get it out. They started off with songs from their 2017 LP Near to the Wild Heart of Life but later transitioned to their breakthrough album Celebration Rock. Every song packed blood, sweat, and tears on stage that trickled down into the crowd. It was finally an opportunity for the goers of Pitchfork to mosh, crowd surf, and rage. If you don't believe me – on the final song "The House That Heaven Built" – lead singer and guitarist, Brian King, introduced it and said "See you on the other side" and four people simultaneously got thrown up in the air to surf. Wow, Japandroids. -Andrew B, Community Outreach Director
Tierra Whack
Rising rapper Tierra Whack tore up the Green Stage on Friday afternoon. After a spirited (albeit a little too long) DJ set to open her show, she took the stage. Sporting some Off White Converse and a denim bucket hat, Tierra Whack looked right at home in the Pitchfork crowd. She played a couple of her singles and a lot of tracks from her acclaimed record Whack World. She polled the crowd at times, asking what track from her album she should play next. The fan-favorite track was "Hungry Hippo", which generated a lot of grooving in the crowd. She's an artist that will only continue to grow in popularity in the coming months, so look out. -David H, Web/Social Media
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John Dawson (ur. w 1762 w Wirginii, zm. 31 marca 1814 w Waszyngtonie) – amerykański polityk.

Życiorys
Urodził się w 1702 roku na terenie obecnego stanu Wirginia. W 1782 roku ukończył studia na Uniwersytecie Harvarda, a następnie podjął studia prawnicze i został przyjęty do palestry. Przez kilka lat prowadził prywatną praktykę prawniczą, a w latach 1786–1789 zasiadał w legislaturze stanowej. W 1788 roku był delegatem na Kongres Kontynentalny. W 1796 roku został wybrany do Izby Reprezentantów, z ramienia Partii Demokratyczno-Republikańskiej. Służył w czasie wojny amerykańsko-brytyjskiej. W izbie niższej zasiadał do śmierci, która nastąpiła 31 marca 1814 w Waszyngtonie.

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Członkowie Izby Reprezentantów Stanów Zjednoczonych z Wirginii
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Die Schloss Wachenheim AG – ehemals Sektkellerei Schloß Wachenheim AG – ist ein international operierender Konzern und weltweit einer der größten Hersteller von Sekt. Im Geschäftsjahr 2019/2020 wies der Konzern einen Umsatz von 354,6 Mio. Euro aus.

Die deutsche Konzerntochter belegt unter den umsatzstärksten Unternehmen in Rheinland-Pfalz etwa Rang 50.

Sitz und Standorte
Das Unternehmen hat seinen Stammsitz in Trier. Produktionsstandorte gibt es in Deutschland (Trier, Wachenheim, Morscheid und Wismar), Frankreich, Polen, Rumänien, Tschechien und in der Slowakei.
Rund zwei Drittel des Konzernumsatzes werden im Ausland erwirtschaftet. Das Unternehmen verkauft seine Produkte in mehr als 80 Länder in Europa, Nord- und Südamerika, Afrika, Asien und Australien.

Marktposition und Marken

Das Unternehmen verkauft pro Jahr rund 220 Millionen Flaschen Sekt, Schaumwein und andere Produkte. Damit ist der Konzern weltweit einer der führenden Hersteller. Der Anteil am Weltmarkt beträgt rund 10 %, jede zehnte in der Welt getrunkene Flasche Schaumwein stammt also aus dem Schloss-Wachenheim-Konzern. In vielen europäischen Ländern ist das Unternehmen führender Anbieter von Sekt und Schaumwein. In Deutschland ist die Sektkellerei Schloss Wachenheim mit einem Anteil von rund 15 % an der deutschen Sektproduktion die Nummer drei hinter Rotkäppchen-Mumm und Henkell & Co.

Die wichtigsten Marken des Konzerns in Deutschland sind:
 Faber (Sekt; 2007 Verkauf der milliardsten Flasche, im März 2010 Vorstellung der neuen Faber-Weine)
 Schloss Wachenheim (Sekt)
 Robby Bubble (alkoholfreies Kinderpartygetränk)
 Feist bzw. Feist Belmont (Sekt)
 Nymphenburg (Sekt)
 Schweriner Burggarten (Sekt)
 Schloss Böchingen (Sekt)
 Kleine Reblaus (weinhaltiger Cocktail)
 Light Live (schäumendes Getränk aus alkoholfreiem Wein)

Mit Light Live wurde 1988 erstmals ein alkoholfreier "Sekt" auf den Markt gebracht. Die Sektkellerei Schloss Wachenheim war damit nicht nur Pionier, sondern ist bis heute Marktführer; jährlich werden über 7 Millionen Flaschen Light Live getrunken.

Zum 1. Juli 2017 übernahm die Schloss Wachenheim AG die Anteilsmehrheit an Rindchen's Weinkontor, einem der führenden Weinhändler Deutschlands. 2019 wurden außerdem die zuletzt unter Pieroth Retail firmierenden Weinfachgeschäfte der Pieroth Wein AG (vormals Vino) übernommen.

In Frankreich, Polen, Rumänien, der Tschechischen Republik und der Slowakei ist die Schloss Wachenheim AG Marktführer auf dem Schaumweinmarkt. In Frankreich sind Charles Volner, Muscador und Opéra die bedeutendsten Marken, in Ostmitteleuropa Cin & Cin, Dorato, Michelangelo, Soare und Zarea.

Firmengeschichte

Gründung
Das heutige Unternehmen wurde 1888 gegründet, doch die Geschichte des Sektschlosses in Wachenheim begann bereits 1341. Die Ritter von Steinhausser ließen sich auf dem Gelände der heutigen Sektkellerei nieder und errichteten hier einen Adelssitz. 1725 erwarb Freiherr Johann Georg von Sussmann, Hofgerichtsrat des Kurfürsten in Mannheim, das Grundstück samt den umliegenden Weinbergen und Äckern. Auf den Grundmauern des ehemaligen Adelssitzes ließ er ein Schloss im ländlichen Barockstil sowie einen Wirtschaftstrakt errichten, den sogenannten Sussmann'schen Hof. Im Laufe des 19. Jahrhunderts wechselte dieser mehrmals den Eigentümer, bis der Weinhändler Georg Böhm das Anwesen in den 1880er Jahren kaufte, um eine Schaumweinfabrik zu errichten.

Nachdem sie 1886 das Patent zur Schaumweinherstellung im Fassgärverfahren von dem Stuttgarter Weinchemiker Friedrich Adolf Reihlen erworben hatten, gründeten Georg Böhms Erben, die Brüder Friedrich und Ludwig Böhm, 1888 gemeinsam mit Reihlen und einer Stuttgarter Bankengruppe die Deutsche Schaumweinfabrik in Wachenheim. Im Jahr 1892 als "Deutsche Schaumweinfabrik AG, Wachenheim" eingetragen, firmierte das Unternehmen zunächst als "Sektkellerei Wachenheim AG" (1913), ehe schließlich der heutige Name "Sektkellerei Schloss Wachenheim AG" Verwendung fand. Damit ist das Sekthaus eine der ältesten Aktiengesellschaften in Deutschland.

Carl Josef Wagner etablierte 1899 als Betriebsleiter die Methode der Flaschengärung in Wachenheim. Später wurde er Mehrheitseigner der Kellerei und gestaltete sie zwischen 1924 und 1939 nach seinen Ideen um.

Zwischen 1952 und 1958 vervierfachten sich die Umsätze der Kellerei nahezu. Daraufhin wurden 1962 umfangreiche Kapazitätsausweitungen vorgenommen. Es wurden Lagerkeller, Pack- und Versandräume sowie Materiallager gebaut. In den 1960er Jahren verstarben kurz hintereinander zwei Vorstandsmitglieder im Amt: Am 29. April 1962 verschied das Vorstandsmitglied Wilhelm Meinzer, der die Kellerei während des Zweiten Weltkriegs geleitet hatte. Am 31. Januar 1965 verstarb das Vorstandsmitglied Hans Otto Wagner, das unmittelbar nach dem Krieg ins Unternehmen eingetreten war. Nachfolger wurden Emil Wegner und Karl Josef Wagner.

Eigentümerwechsel in der Nachkriegszeit
Im Herbst 1963 verkaufte die Carl Josef Wagner Erbengemeinschaft ein Viertel des Grundkapitals, blieb aber weiterhin mit 56 % am Grundkapital beteiligt. 1968 gab das Bankhaus Merck Finck & Co bekannt, 25 % des Grundkapitals zu besitzen. Diese Bank war bereits seit den 1930er Jahren an der Würzburger Sektkellerei J. Oppmann beteiligt. 1973 übernahm das stellvertretende Vorstandsmitglied Karl Josef Wagner den Anteil der Carl Josef Wagner Erbengemeinschaft. Ende 1977 stieg die Spirituosen- und Fruchtsaftfirma Peter Eckes mit über 25 % ins Unternehmen ein.

Wachstum in den 1980er Jahren
1985 und 1986 wurde erneut ein größeres Investitionsprogramm in Höhe von 2,5 Millionen DM in Angriff genommen. Dazu wurden 4.000 neue Aktien im Verhältnis 9:1 für 300 DM je 50 DM Aktie emittiert. 1986 konnten so 6,6 Millionen Flaschen Sekt verkauft und ein Umsatz von 38,6 Millionen DM erzielt werden. 1983 betrug der Umsatz erst 22,2 Millionen DM bei einem Flaschenabsatz von 4 Millionen Stück. 1989 betrug der Umsatz bereits 63 Millionen DM, 1990 wurde das stürmische Wachstum fortgesetzt und 71,4 Millionen DM erlöst.

Krise 1994
1991 wurde eine Kooperation mit der Elsässer Genossenschaftskellerei in Eguisheim bekannt gegeben. 1994 wurde bekannt, dass das Vorstandsmitglied Bernd Lemke und der Prokurist Werner Bauer Scheingeschäfte mit dieser Firma abgeschlossen hat. Gegen ihn wurde wegen Inventurfälschung und Veruntreuung von Firmengeldern ermittelt. Bei einer Zollprüfung fiel auf, dass Lagerbestände um 1,4 Millionen Flaschen Sekt mit einem Wert von 7,3 Millionen DM zu hoch ausgewiesen wurden. Insgesamt wurde die Firma um 16 Millionen DM geschädigt, so dass sie am 12. Oktober 1994 einen Vergleich anmelden musste. Auch die Tochterunternehmen Weingut Friedrich Wilhelm Freudenmacher GmbH sowie HNB Handelsgesellschaft mbH mussten in der Folge einen Vergleich anmelden. Peter Eckes, der am 1. Januar 1995 den Import der spanischen Sektmarke Freixenet übernommen hatte und mit 40 % an der Rotkäppchen Sektkellerei beteiligt war, wollte seinen Anteil von 37,5 % nicht erhöhen. Stattdessen wurde über einen Einstieg der Sektkellerei Deinhard & Co KGaA, des Spirituosenherstellers Berentzen, der Racke GmbH & Co und des Pfälzer Winzerverbands.

Die Geschäfte wurden zunächst durch Karl Josef Wagner und den neuen Vorstand Willi Federspiel fortgeführt, ohne dass ein neuer Großaktionär gefunden werden konnte. Im Februar 1995 wurde einem Vergleich zugestimmt. Für das Geschäftsjahr 1993/94 musste dennoch ein Verlust von rund 71,5 Millionen DM ausgewiesen werden. Die beiden Großaktionäre Karl Josef Wagner und Peter Eckes AG haben den Vergleichsverwalter ermächtigt, ihre Anteile von 50,4 % und von 31,8 % "aus einer Hand" zu veräußern. Auf der Hauptversammlung im April 1995 trat der alkoholkranke Karl Josef Wagner von seinem Vorstandsamt zurück. Dort wurde auch bekannt, dass insgesamt 27,4 Millionen DM veruntreut worden waren. Im Geschäftsjahr 1994/95 wurde erneut ein Verlust ausgewiesen, in Höhe von ca. 10 Millionen DM. Dadurch musste ein negatives Eigenkapital ausgewiesen werden. Im Dezember 1995 wurde bekannt, dass Nick Reh eine Beteiligung von 80 % am Grundkapital anstrebt. Dazu bot er den Großaktionären den symbolischen Preis von 1 DM für ihre Anteile und sagte zu, 10 Millionen DM frisches Kapital einzubringen. Dieses Angebot wurde von Karl Josef Wagner zunächst abgelehnt, da er damit seine privaten Schulden nicht hätte bedienen können. Am 31. Januar 1996 zog die Günther Reh AG ihr Angebot zurück, weil sie sich von der Deutschen Bank hintergangen fühlte. Auf Vermittlung von Rainer Brüderle konnte schließlich doch noch eine Übernahme von 76,83 % der Anteile stattfinden. Auf einer Hauptversammlung am 9. August 1996 wurde das Grundkapital gegen Bareinlagen von 2,2 Millionen DM auf 6,6 Millionen DM erhöht. Dazu wurden 88.000 neue Aktien zum Preis von 115 DM ausgegeben. Durch den Zufluss von etwa 10 Millionen DM konnte wieder ein positives Eigenkapital in Höhe von 6,9 Millionen DM ausgewiesen werden. Der Erhalt der Sektkellerei war sichergestellt.

Teil der Reh-Gruppe
Die Sektkellerei ist rückwirkend zum 1. Juli 1996 mit der Reh-Tochtergesellschaft Sektkellerei Faber GmbH & Co. KG in Trier verschmolzen worden. Dazu wurde die Sektkellerei Faber in die Wachenheim AG eingebracht und das Grundkapital um 26,4 Millionen DM erhöht. Um den Anteil der Kleinaktionäre bei ca. 20 % halten zu können, wurde zusätzlich eine Barkapitalerhöhung von 6,6 Millionen DM Aktien im Verhältnis 1:5 für 200 DM je Aktie vorgenommen. Die 1950 gegründete Sektkellerei Faber hatte in den 1970er Jahren erstmals breiten Konsumentenschichten Sekt zu erschwinglichen Preisen angeboten und erlöste 1996 einen Umsatz von 354 Millionen DM. Damit entstand unter Vorstand Helmut Henseler die damals größte Sektkellerei der Welt mit einem Absatz von etwa 100 Millionen Flaschen und einem Umsatz von rund 400 Millionen DM. Schloss Wachenheim wurde danach Dachmarke der gesamten Gruppe, in die auch die bisherigen Marken eingebracht wurden. Wegen des stagnierenden Sektverbrauchs im Inland forciert die Unternehmensgruppe seit Anfang der 1990er Jahre die Expansion in Ostmitteleuropa, Frankreich und anderen Wachstumsmärkten.

Mit Wirkung zum 30. Juni 1998 übernahm die Sektkellerei Schloß Wachenheim von der Gruppe Günther Reh AG vier Beteiligungen. Dabei handelte es sich um die Carstens-Haefelin Kellereien GmbH (100 % Beteiligung) mit einem Absatz von 30 Millionen Flaschen und einem Umsatz von 60 Millionen DM, um die französische Compagnie Européenne des Vins Mousseux S.A. (50 %) mit einem Absatz von 65 Millionen Flaschen und einem Umsatz von 130 Millionen DM, um die Beteiligung an der tschechischen Soare A.S. (52 %), Jabionec nad Nisou, mit einem Absatz von 5 Millionen Flaschen und einem Umsatz von 12 Millionen DM sowie um das Engagement an der Ambra S.A. (29 %) mit 55 Millionen DM Umsatz und 30 Millionen Flaschenabsatz, das mittelfristig zur Mehrheit ausgebaut werden sollte. Ende 1998 schied Helmut Henseler aus dem Vorstand aus, in den im Laufe des Jahres Nick Reh eingezogen war.

2000 wurde die Sektkellerei Nymphenburg Teil des Konzerns.

2005 wurde das polnische Tochterunternehmen Ambra AG an die Börse Warschau gebracht; der Erlös von rund 40 Mio. Euro sollte für die weitere Expansion in Osteuropa verwendet werden.

2007 wurde die Sektkellerei mit dem 1. Platz für die beste Unternehmenspräsentation im Internet (Bundespreis, NEG Website Award) ausgezeichnet. Der Preis wird ausgelobt von Bundeswirtschaftsministerium, Computerwoche und Handelsblatt.de.

2008 reagierte das Unternehmen auf die weltweit steigende Nachfrage nach alkoholfreien Weinen und Schaumweinen mit der Einrichtung einer modernen Vakuumdestillationsanlage am Standort Trier.

Auf der Hauptversammlung 2014 erfolgte eine Beschlussfassung über die Änderung der Firma von Sektkellerei Schloss Wachenheim AG in Schloss Wachenheim AG, die Zustimmung betrug 99,96 % des anwesenden Grundkapitals. Wesentlicher Grund sei der Wandel von einer kleinen "Sektmanufaktur" zu einem weltweit agierenden Konzern.

Die Firmenanteile befinden sich zu 70,7 % im Besitz der Günther Reh AG, Leiwen, der Rest ist in Streubesitz.

Sektkellerei Nymphenburg
Die Sektkellerei Nymphenburg KG wurde 1955 von Martin Kollar und Stefan Spernath in München gegründet. 1981 verlegte die Kellerei ihren Sitz in einen 27 Millionen DM teuren Neubau östlich der Stadt. Hierfür war erstmals in der Geschichte des Unternehmens eine Fremdkapitalaufnahme nötig. Der Umsatz betrug zu dieser Zeit etwa 70 Millionen DM. Ende 1996 wurde der "Prosecco Blu" eingeführt, der sich als großer Erfolg herausstellte. 1998 konnte so ein Umsatz von 100 Millionen DM erzielt werden. 1999 wurden etwa acht Millionen Flaschen Sekt und neun Millionen Flaschen Wein verkauft und damit ein Umsatz von 60 Millionen DM erzielt. Zum 1. April 2000 wurden 90 % der Anteile durch die Sektkellerei Schloss Wachenheim an der neugegründeten Sektkellerei Nymphenburg AG übernommen. Die übrigen 10 % verblieben bis zur Umwandlung der AG in eine GmbH bei den Altgesellschaftern Gabriel Spernath und Agnes Kollar.

Im Rahmen der Übernahme wurde die Produktion an die Standorte Bingen, Trier und Wachenheim verlagert. Aus Marketinggründen wird dennoch weiterhin der Eindruck erweckt, es handele sich um einen bayerischen Sekt.

Am 26. Januar 2004 wurde die Sektkellerei Nymphenburg AG in eine GmbH umgewandelt. Am 17. Oktober 2005 wurden die Geschäftsanteile folgender Unternehmen in die Gesellschaft eingebracht: Bioveritas Land- und Weinprodukte GmbH, Trier, Carstens-Haefelin Kellereien GmbH, Trier, Castelu Wine Trading GmbH, München, Doctor-Weinstube GmbH Weingesellschaft, Bernkastel-Kues, favin Getränkekellerei GmbH, Böchingen/Pfalz, Feist Belmont'sche Sektkellerei Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung, Trier, Friedberg Kellerei GmbH, Böchingen/Pfalz, G.A. Loeffler jun. Sektkellerei GmbH, Trier, G.F. Chevalier & Co. GmbH, Böchingen/Pfalz, Gerhard Keller Weinvertriebs GmbH, Trier, HAECA-Markengetränke GmbH, Böchingen/Pfalz, Hanse Sektkellerei Wismar GmbH, Wismar, Jodocius & Co. GmbH, Trier, Julius Berger & Sohn GmbH, Trier, Schloss Wachenheim International GmbH, Wachenheim, Sektkellerei Faber GmbH, Trier und Sektkellerei Schloß Böchingen Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung, Trier. Seither handelt es sich um eine reine Holdinggesellschaft ohne operative Funktion.

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz der deutschen Konzerntochter
 Die Sektkellerei und ihr Chef. In: Welt Online, 31. Dezember 2007

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Report .. How did Ismaili maintain the chances of qualifying for the African Champions League?
With a goal scored by Ismaeli's Abdurrahman Magdi in the group's fifth round match of the African Champions League, the Egyptian team realized a draw that did not help much, but gave a very valuable gift to the Tunisian African team.
Ismaili officially lost the Champions League quarter-finals, having secured the bottom of Group C with a two-point lead, while competition for the two qualifiers was restricted to the young Algerians of Constantine, Mazembe of Congo and Tunisia.
The Algerian team lead the group with 10 points, while Mazembe are second with 8 points, and not only the African Ismaili gift, but helped himself after winning a valuable victory from the Algerian territory at the expense of the youth of Constantine, a clean, to raise the score to 7 points in third place.
Mazembe host the youth of Constantine in the final round, while Ismaili go out to face Africa, and lead the leaders and group leaders to the quarterfinals.
Ismaili kept his match with Mazembe on the hopes of qualifying for Africa, where the Tunisian team would deposit the competition "clinically" in the case of the victory of his Congolese territory.
Mazembe's win over Ismaili would raise his score to 10 points, equal to the youth of Constantine, 3 points behind the African, which means that the African would have needed to calculate almost impossible to qualify.
The rules of the African Champions League require direct confrontation if two or more teams are equal to the number of points. In the case of equal face-to-face matches, the goal difference is used.
The African team suffered a historic defeat to Mazembe 8-0 in the third round, held its position in the calculation of the goal difference, as equated with the youth of Constantine in direct confrontations by winning both in the other stadium the same result "1-0", which forces the Tunisian team to Facing the path of the goal difference in the case of equal points with his Algerian counterpart.
The African would need a huge win over Ismaili in the last round, against the loss of the youth of Constantine by a huge difference also to Mazembe in the same round, where the Algerian team surpasses Tunisia by a difference of +11 in the goal rate.
With Mazembe's failure to reach the tenth point, a new hope emerged for the African team to beat Ismaili in the final round, which means he reached the tenth point, and Mazembe failed to win the youth of Constantine, which means he did not reach the tenth point, the possibility that will qualify the Arab League to the quarterfinals.
Report .. Compulsory amendment? .. The return of Ismaili to Africa may put the football federation in a new crisis
The African Football Confederation (CAF) has announced the date of the Ismaili club's matches against the Algerian youth of Constantine in the third and fourth group matches of the African Champions League.
The official website of CAF announced on Wednesday that the first confrontation will be held on February 23 in Egypt, while the fourth round will be held in Algeria on the second of next March.
KAF's new appointments over the Ismaili matches could cause a new crisis for the competition committee headed by Amer Hussein after Darwish returns to participate in the African Championship.
4 matches threatened with postponement
The head of the Competition Committee, Amer Hussein, has no choice but to choose a single way to resolve the problem of the Ismaili games, whether in the league or cup competition.
The start of the postponement will be Ismaili's match against Al Ittihad of Alexandria, which is scheduled for February 21 in the quarter-finals of the Egyptian Cup.
Of course, the…
Constantine: Ismaily team injured .. And winning will bring us to qualify
Tariq Arrama, managing director of Algeria's Constantine Youth Club, said the win over Ismaili in Saturday's African Champions League Group C match will bring them closer to the quarter-finals.
The Constantine youth lead Group D with seven points, with goals from Congolese Mazembe, while Isma'ili have one point.
"The points against Isma'ili are very important because winning them will bring us a lot closer to qualifying, although the draw against Ismaili and the African African team in the next round will allow us to achieve this goal," Araama told Algerian radio on Friday. For the win against Ismaili tomorrow. "
The youth of Constantine will miss tomorrow, Mohamed Amin Obeid and Adel Jabbout due to injury, but Araama stressed that the team has all the elements that allow him to win and called on the fans to support the players until the end to help win and give it to all Algerian fans.
He described Ismaili's injury to the injured team who has nothing to…
Ismaili lose their lead with a triple loss from Constantine
Ismaili team wasted a precious win at the expense of the youth of Constantine Algerian loss of two to three in the game, which came within the accounts of the fourth round of the third group in the league
African Champions.
The loss made Ismaili remain in last place with a single point, in return for youth
Constantine is top of the group with 10 points from the Congolese Mazembe 7 points and Tunisia's African 4 points.
Ismaili need to win in the next two games with Mazembe not getting any new points to reach the quarter-finals.
In the 13th minute of the match, Isma'ili's Emad Hamdi opened the scoring after a neat cross from Tarek Taha turned it into a goal as the ball crashed into the Algerian defense before the ball turned into the net.
In the 29th minute, Ismaili goalkeeper Mohamed Fawzi was denied the equalizer after a powerful shot from inside the penalty area.
Karim Bambo missed the opportunity to catch the second goal of the Ismaili in the 37th minute after rec…


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age of reason
being an investigation of true and of fabulous theology
by Thomas Paine
Published 1794 by Printed by T. and J. Swords for J. Fellows in New York .
Rationalism -- Early works to 1800
Statement by Thomas Paine ...
Genre Early works to 1800.
Contributions Lequinio, J. M. 1755-1813., Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, Jacques, 1757-1810., France. Convention nationale., American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)
LC Classifications BL2740 .A2 pt. 1 1794n
Pagination vi, [1], 8-202 [i.e. 204] p. ;
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Get this from a library! The age of reason. [Thomas Paine; Philip Sheldon Foner] -- "Thomas Paine was Deist, a believer in God, but highly critical of priests and appeals to the authority of holy books.
'The Age of Reason', written over two hundred years ago, sets out to examine the.But the chief merit of the book lies in the fact that Sartre has put his story ahead of his theme, and whatever abstract ideas of Existentialism he has expressed, he has converted them into the concrete form of dramatic situation." - The Harvard Crimson "The Age of Reason frequently attempts to shock the reader with pointless vulgarity.In the former part of the 'Age of Reason,' I have said that the word prophet was the Bible-word for poet, and that the flights and metaphors of Jewish poets have been .
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