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Jamiroquai is a funk/acid jazz band which formed in London, England, United Kingdom in 1992. The band currently consists of Jason 'Jay Kay' Cheetham (vocals), Matt Johnson (keyboards), Rob Harris (guitar), Paul Turner (bass), Derrick McKenzie (drums) , Sola Akingbola (percussion), Lorraine McIntosh (backing vocals) and Hazel Fernandez (backing vocals). The name "Jamiroquai" is derived from the Native American Iroquois tribe, with which Kay has said he identifies philosophically, combined with 'Jam', as in musical jamming.
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Stand-up comedians love starting or ending their sets with thunderous applause. But what about an honest-to-goodness earthquake?
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Okatsuka, who delights fans and followers with Instagram videos of her twerking in front of her mother and grandmother, naturally joked that she thought her dance moves had made the earth move, too. She also nimbly worked in a joke she had made with her husband following the previous day's earthquake, and kept talking with the crowd.
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Over six years, Swedish Filip Tysander has made the watch brand, Daniel Wellington, a million dollar company. The man who has given the watches his name is probably unaware of the success.
In 2011 Tysander financed $24,000 out of his own pocket to start DW watches. Now he us 33 and his company is selling watches for around $200 annually – with a margin of over 50%.
Over six years, Swedish Filip Tysander has made the watch brand, Daniel Wellington, a million dollar company
It was a coincidental meeting during a backpacking tour to Australia that sparked the idea for Daniel Wellington. A man he met wore a Rolex with a black military looking black watch band around his wrist. The fashionable Englishman was named Daniel Wellington, and Inspired by his new acquaintance's timeless style, Filip decided to create his own line of watches: Named Daniel Wellington.
Minimalistic and refined, the classic Daniel Wellington design with interchangeable straps truly has wide-ranging appeal
"Maybe it was just the fact that the industry was so conservative, that made it possible for a slightly more innovative watch to penetrate in the market," said Filip Tysander in an interrview with Veckans Affärer. The name also sounded right for an international watch brand.
Minimalistic and refined, the classic design with interchangeable straps truly has wide-ranging appeal.
The watches began ticking in an Uppsala basement. Tysander realized that making wristwatches most people could afford but at the same time looking expensive, was the only way to stand out.
Daniel Wellington classic petite
However, the success didn't happen overnight. Before he enrolled in business studies in Sweden, Tyssander was fired from a couple of jobs. To finance the watch idea he was selling neckties and plastic watches online. Six years later the brand has over two million followers on Instagram, and he has hardly used a Swedish krone on marketing. The design is still an important part of what makes Daniel Wellington watches so special.
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"I started a little webshop and designed the logotype myself in Photoshop. Then I sent designs back and forth to a factory in China manufacturing the Nato watch bands", Tysander said to Veckans Affärer.
Daniel Wellington loved to wear his watches on old NATO straps. We liked the idea and feel of the mix so much that we wanted to incorporate the idea into our own line of watches," it's stated on their website.
The company's strategy was to actively getting influencers on social media with lots of followers to showcase the watches. This strategy has proven to be a success.
Daniel Wellington watch with NATO strap
According to the magazine Bloomberg Businessweek, the timing was correct in several ways. "Tysander chose a good time to build a watch brand. After a drop in sales during the financial crisis, the industry has grown every year since," wrote the magazine in an article about the company. A survey quoted in the article shows that 40 million analogue quartz watches were sold in 2014 in the United States alone, seven million more than the previous year.
The company's strategy was to actively getting influencers on social media with lots of followers to showcase the watches
With lucrative margins above 50 percent, Tysander, who is the sole owner of the company, wasn't exactly scraped when he bought Stockholm's most expensive apartment.
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The closure will take effect on Sunday at 12:01 a.m. and is expected to last until Tuesday at 11:59 p.m., dependent upon a "situational assessment," the army said.
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and you'll be mine.
And I'll fill pages of scribbled ink,
hoping the words carry meaning."
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Lucy Dacus is done thinking small. Two years after her 2016 debut, No Burden, won her unanimous acclaim as one of rock's most promising new voices, Dacus returns on March 2 with Historian, a remarkably assured 10-track statement of intent. It finds her unafraid to take on the big questions — the life-or-death reckonings, and the ones that just feel that way. It's a record full of bracing realizations, tearful declarations and moments of hard-won peace, expressed in lyrics that feel destined for countless yearbook quotes and first tattoos.
"This is the album I needed to make," says Dacus, who views Historian as her definitive statement as a songwriter and musician. "Everything after this is a bonus."
She emphasizes that she does not take her newfound platform as a touring musician for granted. "I have this job where I get to talk to people I don't know every night," she remembers thinking on the long van rides across America to support No Burden. Realizing that she would have a dramatically expanded audience for her second album, she felt an urgent call to make something worthwhile: "The next record should be the thing that's most important to say."
The past year, with its electoral disasters and other assorted heartbreaks, has been a rough one for many of us, Dacus included. She found solace in crafting a thoughtful narrative arc for Historian, writing a concept album about cautious optimism in the face of adversity, with thematic links between songs that reveal themselves on repeat listens. "It starts out dark and ends hopeful, but it gets darker in between; it goes to the deepest, darkest, place and then breaks," she explains. "What I'm trying to say throughout the album is that hope survives, even in the face of the worst stuff."
Dacus and her band recorded the album in Nashville last March, re-teaming with No Burden producer Collin Pastore, and mixed it a few months later with A-list studio wizard John Congleton. The sound they created, with substantial input from multi-instrumentalist and live guitarist Jacob Blizard, is far richer and fuller than the debut — an outward flowering of dynamic, living, breathing rock and roll. Dacus' remarkable sense of melody and composition are the driving force throughout, giving Historian the immersive feel of an album made by an artist in full command of her powers.
The album opens with a striking three-track run. First comes "Night Shift," the only breakup song Dacus has ever written: "In five years I hope the songs feel like covers, dedicated to new lovers," she memorably declares. Next is the catchy, upbeat first single "Addictions," inspired in part by the dislocated feeling of life on the road and the lure of familiarity ("I'm just calling cause I'm used to it/And you'll pick up cause you're not a quitter…"), followed by "The Shell," a reflection on (and embrace of) creative burnout. There's nothing tentative about this opening sequence. Right away, it's clear that Dacus is on a new level of truth-telling and melodic grace.
Another key highlight is track five, "Yours & Mine" — "the centerpiece where the whole album hinges in on itself," Dacus says. Using a call-and-response format, she wrestles with the question of how best to participate in a community broken by injustice and fear while staying true to what one believes is right. "It's about realizing your power as a person, and deciding to do the less safe but ultimately more powerful move, which is to move physically forward — show up and march — and move forward politically," says Dacus, who began writing the song during the 2015 Baltimore Uprising against systemic racism.
Historian closes with two stunning songs: "Pillar of Truth," a heartfelt tribute to Dacus' late grandmother, and "Historians," which sums up the album's complex lessons about loss. "From the first song to 'Pillar of Truth,' the message is: You can't avoid these things, so accept them. There's ways to go about it with grace and gratefulness," she says. "Then 'Historians' says that even if you can say that, there's still fear, and loss is terrifying. You still love things, so it's going to hurt. But dark isn't bad. It's good to know that."
Angelica Garcia appropriately likens her journey to "going down the rabbit hole."
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"Living there helped define my sound," she declares. "It was really hard for me, because all of my friends were in Los Angeles. I didn't know anyone, and I felt very isolated. So, I went into that parish house alone. When you're sitting there by yourself, you don't have to ask for permission. There's no one to judge you. You get to do everything you want to. I had the chance to be free musically. A lot of it was my way to resurrect hope and feel better. You write what you know because nobody knows what you know. That's the best way to be honest."
The singer and songwriter's vision embraced the environment as she recorded the sounds of crickets, drumming on a shoebox, creaking doors, and more to build a rich soundscape with just her piano, guitar, and MacBook. Those ideas would eventually evolve into the 12 songs comprising her 2016 full-length Warner Bros. Records debut, Medicine For Birds.
In 2014, the label signed Angelica based off the strength of the parish house demos, and she embarked on her first national tour with Delta Rae. She'd take the initial ideas to a Nashville studio with producer Charlie Peacock [The Civil Wars, Switchfoot] in January 2015.
"It's like the songs grew up at that moment," she explains. "Charlie showed me how big and crazy they could be. I felt like a hermit coming out. He was the ambassador to this sonic realm I didn't know about it. The music became limitless."
Now, her style struts between ghostly gorgeous countrified blues and sly swamp Americana. With a childlike whimsy, quirky sense of humor, and dynamic delivery, it could easily soundtrack an apparitions' ball in some Faulknerian mansion. Punctuated by stomping percussion, revival-worthy handclaps, and airy banjos, "Woman I'm Hollerin'" conjures up a heavenly haunting chant, "They want my blood!"
"I wrote it in one sitting," she recalls. "It's all about being afraid people are going to come after you. We all get scared, and it captures that feeling. You're worried and reaching out for help."
Elsewhere, "Magnolia Is Medicine" pairs a lithe finger-picked acoustic guitar with her breathy verses. It uncovers the meaning behind the album title too. "The Magnolia tree represented the South for me," she says. "It was the medicine that made me feel better. In the same way, I want these songs to make other people feel better."
"Bridge Is On Fire" spins a psychedelic electric sitar into a gloomy, grim narrative of towering flames and the ashes of a relationship. "I'm telling the story of a guy and girl," she continues. "He's panicking about this bridge burning, and his love being on the other side away from him. However, it turns out she lit the blaze. Her decision to start this fire was more important than the relationship. It's a self-actualization."
Medicine For Birds is Angelica's actualization. It's the culmination of a life devoted to music that began in Eastern Los Angeles harmonizing with her mother at 5-years-old and performing at the city's most famous haunts in high school to landing at the bottom of the rabbit hole on the other side of the country.
It's the gateway to her wild world…
"I love it when someone tells me they relate to my work," she concludes. "that's the ultimate validation. When you're all alone working on music, you open up. The more songs that I write, the more I realize this world. It's kooky. It's spooky. It's playful. It's funny. It's somber. It's goth. It's light. It's me."
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Bathed in gold for years, America's water bolsters lost the World Cup
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Dutch water polo players lost to the USA in the World Cup
The Dutch water polo players lost 11-7 to the USA at the World Cup in Budapest. The best resistance was offered, but the surplus of American experience was the deciding factor.
The Orange got off to a rousing start to the World Cup on Sunday, beating Argentina by a huge margin (29-6). In that game, the Netherlands were better; Then all the players managed to reach the target.
It was clear early on that the game against the USA would take a completely different course. The Americans have dominated women's water polo for some time: they've won gold at the last three World Cups and the last three Olympics.
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In the Bath match in Debrecen, the Netherlands were strong with the ball at times in the opening stages, but went wrong at crucial moments. The first quarter went America's way, with sharp shots from the US and the excellent Ashley Johnson on target.
A tight American defense forced the Orange into more impossible shooting positions in part two. Laura Ards kept the Orange in the race with several saves as it rallied to make it 7-9 in the final quarter. The Americans then returned to the track and finished it in the usual manner.
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Q: Soccer and probability distributions The USA soccer team is going to play a championship with 7 other tems. The 8 teams, are going to be divided in two groups of 4 each one. From the participants, Brazil is considered the strongest team out of the eigh. The USA soccer manager is analizing the likehood of going further in the championhip. He has estimate that if the team is with Brazil in the group, USA can obtain 3 points with a probability of 0.3, 4 points with probability of 0.3, and 6 points with probability of 0.4. If USA is in a group different from Brazil's, the manager estimate that they can get 4, 6, 7, with a probability of 0.3, 0.5, and 0.2 respectively.
How would you find the probability mass function, and the cummulative distribution function?
I'm honestly unsure how to proceed with this exercise, can anyone please help me out?
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A: I am assuming that it is equally likely to be in Brazil group or not Brazil group since each group contains 4 teams. This means that probability of getting in Brazil group is $\frac{1}{2}$. (This is wrong as Graham Kemp pointed out it should be $\frac{3}{7}$)
Let $X$ be number of points scored in game. Since this is a discrete random variable (because has finite outcomes) in order to find pmf, $f(x)$, you must find $P(X=x)$ for $x\in\{3,4,6\}$. To do this it may be helpful to note that (letting $B$ represent event that end up in Brazil group)
$$P(X=x)=P(X=x|B)P(B)+P(X=x|B^{c})P(B^{c})$$
which is just an application of law of total probability. Thus your pmf should be a peicewise function. Now for CDF you just have to find $P(X\leq x)$ which you would just sum values of pmf for values less than or equal to x

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The USA soccer team is going to play a championship with 7 other teams. The 8 teams, are going to be divided in two groups of 4 each one.

Assuming no bias in the assignment, the probability of being in the same group as Brazil is:
$$\Pr(B) = \frac 3 7$$
(Brazil can either be one the 3 other teams in the same group, or the 4 teams in the other group.)

He has estimate that if the team is with Brazil in the group, USA can obtain 3 points with a probability of 0.3, 4 points with probability of 0.3, and 6 points with probability of 0.4.

Let $N$ be the number of points.  We now have a measure of $N$ conditional on $B$.
$$\Pr(N=n\mid B) = \begin{cases}0.3 & : n=3 \\ 0.3 & : n=4 \\ 0.4 & : n=6 \\ 0 & : \text{else}\end{cases}$$

If USA is in a group different from Brazil's, the manager estimate that they can get 4, 6, 7, with a probability of 0.3, 0.5, and 0.2 respectively.

Likewise.
$$\Pr(N=n \mid \neg B) = \begin{cases} 0.3 & : n=4 \\ 0.5 & : n=6 \\ 0.2 & : n=7 \\ 0 & : \text{else} \end{cases}$$
These are your conditionals.
Now use the law of total probability, matching up the values of $n$:
$$\begin{align}\Pr(N=n) & = \Pr(N=n\mid B)\Pr(B) + \Pr(N=n\mid \neg B)(1-\Pr(B))
\\ & = \begin{cases}9/70 & : n= 3 \\ \vdots & \vdots & \}\text{fill in the gap for $n=4$ and $n=6$} \\ 4/35 & : n=7 \\ 0 & \text{elsewhere} \\\end{cases}
\end{align}$$
That's the probability mass function.  $p_N(n) = \Pr(N=n)$
The cumulative mass distribution is: $F_N(n) = \Pr(N\leq n) = \sum_{k=0}^n p_N(k)$

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Third Project Agreement between UNESCO and NHK (Nippon Hoso Kyokai)
Agreement between UNESCO and the International Research Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific Region regarding the use of the emblem of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage
The file contains the signed agreement as well as a letter sent to the Secretary of the Convention/Chief of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Section from the Director-General of the IRCI.
Agreement letter from the Government of Mauritius for contribution to the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for UNESCO priority programmes and reform initiatives under the 35 C/5 and 36 C/5
The file contains the signed agreement letter as well as the memorandum from BSP/CFS on the transfer of the instrument to the Archives.
European Commission Supplementary Agreement - Amendment No. 1 to Agreement Number - ECHO/HTI/BUD/2011/91008 [Strengthening Haitian capacities for tsunami early warning and preparedness]
UNESCO budget code 549HAI2000.
Amendment No. 1 to Agreement ECHO/DIP/BUD/2011/91010 [Strengthening national and regional systems of tsunami early warning and preparedness, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile and Peru]
UNESCO budget code 549RLA2002.
Addendum No. 1 to the Contribution Agreement with an International Organisation No. DCI-HUM/2009/200-538 [Heritage Recovery and Cultural Development in Havana: Segundo Cabo Palace]
Framework Agreement between UNESCO and the Al-Maktoum Foundation
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-B-279
File contains original signed Framework Agreement and memorandum from BSP/CFS/MLT on the transfer of the agreement to the Archives.
Framework Agreement between UNESCO and the Hamdan Bin Rashid Al-Maktoum Award for Distinguished Academic Performance
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-B-190-2
Letter of Agreement from the Government of Kazakhstan on its contribution to the Emergency Fund for Priority Programmes and Reform Initiatives
The file contains the signed letter as well as the memorandum from BSP/CFS on the transfer of the instrument to the Archives.
Agreement letter from the Government of Saudi Arabia for contributions to the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for Unesco priority programmes and reform initiatives under the 35 C/5 and 36 C/5
Agreement between UNESCO and the Government...of Nigeria concerning the Establishment and Operation of an International Centre for Biotechnology in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka...as a Category 2 Centre under the auspices of UNESCO
Programme Cooperation Agreement between UNESCO and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway
The file contains the signed agreement as well as the memorandum from BSP/CFS on the transfer of the agreement to the Archives.
Addendum No. 1 to the Programme Cooperation Agreement between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway and UNESCO
Addendum No. 2 to Contribution Agreement DCI-EDUC/2009/200-536 [Providing, Keeping and Rewarding Good Teachers]
European Union Contribution Agreement with an International Organisation ENPI/2012/298-562 "Enhancing Professional and Accurate Media Reporting on the Electoral process"
UNESCO budget code 549JOR5000.
UNESCO-Ecuador Funds-in-Trust Agreement for the creation of an International Centre for Women Artists (ICWA)
Agreement between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland and UNESCO on the 2013 World Summit on Information Society (WSIS + 10) Review Event
The file contains the signed Agreement as well as the memorandum from BSP/CFS on the transfer of the instrument to the Archives.
Instrument of Accession, Swaziland - The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance, Especially as Water Fowl Habitat (The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands)
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-A-398-186-1
Kingdom of Swaziland - Instrument of Acceptance - Convention on the Protection and the Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, 2005
Instrument of acceptance - Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property
Kingdom of Swaziland - Instrument of Acceptance - The Convention on the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, 2003
Agreement between UNESCO and the Republic of Slovenia concerning the transformation and operation of IZUM - Regional Centre for Library and Information Systems and Current Research Information Systems, Maribor, Slovenia - as a Category 2 Centre
The file contains a signed original agreement for the operation of IZUM as a Category 2 Centre under the auspices of UNESCO.
Agreement letter from the Government of Oman for contributions to the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for UNESCO priority programmes and reform initiatives under the 35 C/5 and 36 C/5
Memorandum of Understanding between UNESCO and the People's Government of Beijing Municipality of the People's Republic of China
The file contains one copy in English and one copy in Chinese of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in the framework of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, as well as a memorandum from BSP/CFS/BLT on the transfer of the MoU to the Archives.
Memorandum of Understanding between the Uruguay National Agency for Research and Innovation (Agencia nacional de investigación e innovación) and UNESCO
The file contains the one copy in English and one copy in Spanish of the Memorandum of Understanding, as well as a memorandum from BSP/CFS/BLT on the transfer of the MoU to the Archives.
Memorandum of Understanding between UNESCO and the Government of the Republic of Italy on operation of the UNESCO Programme Office in Global Water Assessment hosting the Secretariat of the World Water Assessment Programme in Perugia, Italy
Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar) - Instrument of Ratification, Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-A-398-398/185
Agreement between UNESCO and the Government of the United Arab Emirates on the Regional Centre for Educational Planning (RCEP) in the United Arab Emirates
File contains original English-language and Arabic-language agreements.
Memorandum of Understanding concerning the Ninth Session of ICG/NEAMTWS from 11-13 September 2012, Southampton, United Kingdom, between UNESCO-IOC and the Government of United Kingdom
Memorandum of Understanding between UNESCO and El Colegio de México, A.C. (COLMEX)
File contains a Spanish-language and an English-language original signed Memorandum of Understanding.
Nota CPPS/SG/327/2012 - Extension of the Memorandum of Understanding between IOC and CPPS
Instrumento de Adhesión, República de El Salvador - Convención para la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial
Agreement between the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and UNESCO concerning the Fifth Session of the International Conference of Ministers and Senior Officials Responsible for Physical Education and Sport (MINEPS V)
The file contains the one copy in English and one copy in German of the host agreement signed between Germany and UNESCO for the MINEPS V conference (with its attached annexes).
Avenant No. 1 à la Convention de contribution DCI-HUM/2010/244-569 [Banque d'expertise dans le domaine de la gouvernance de la culture]
Instrument d'acceptation de Monaco - Convention concernant la lutte contre la discrimination dans le domaine de l'enseignement
Plan of operation for a Funds-in-Trust Project - Agreement between UNESCO and the Government of Libya regarding the "Programme for the Protection and Promotion of Cultural Heritage in Libya"
The file contains the Plan of operation and the memorandum from BSP/CFS/BLT on the transfer of the instrument to the Archives.
Documento de adhesión de la República Dominicana a la Convención Internacional contra el Dopaje
File contains instrument of accession, as well as letters of transmission from the Ministry of External Relations and the Permanent Delegation.
Partnership Agreement between UNESCO and Bahçeşehir University
File contains Partnership Agreement and memorandum from BSP/CFS/MLT on the transfer of the Agreement to the Archives.
République du Mali - Convention pour la protection des biens culturels en cas de conflit armé, avec règlement d'exécution
Seat Agreement between UNESCO and the Government of the Republic of India concerning the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development as a UNESCO Category 1 Institute
Operational Agreement between the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and the Government of the Republic of India
Agreement between UNESCO and the National School of Political Studies and Public Administration concerning the establishment of a UNESCO Chair on Science and Innovation Policies...
Instrument of Accession - The Government of the Kingdom of Lesotho - International Convention against Doping in Sports
File contains two signed copies of the instrument of accession, as well as a letter of transmission from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Lesotho in Berlin.
Ratification du Président du Faso, Président du Conseil des Ministres - Convention concernant la lutte contre la discrimination dans le domaine de l'enseignement
Republic of Rwanda - Instrument of Ratification of the International Convention on the Protection and the Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, adopted at Paris on 20 October 2005
UNESCO-Republic of Korea Agreement on "Ocean Carbon Sources and Sinks"
The file contains the Letter of Agreement and the memorandum from BSP/CFS/BLT on the transfer of the instrument to the Archives.
Letter of Cooperation between the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO and the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)
Memorandum of Understanding between UNESCO and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Memorandum of Understanding between UNESCO-IOC and the United States Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
République du Congo - Lettres de ratification - Convention pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine culturel immatériel
File includes instrument of ratification and a letter of transmission from the Ministère des affaires étrangères et de la coopération.
Lettre du Gouvernement de la République gabonaise concernant sa contribution en faveur du Fonds d'urgence multi-donateurs pour les programmes prioritaires et les intiatives de réforme
Instrument de ratification, Coprinces d'Andorre - Convention relative aux zones humides d'importance internationale particulièrement comme habitats des oiseaux d'eau, fait à Ramsar le 2 février 1971
Framework Agreement between the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage - Instrument of Acceptance by the Republic of Singapore
File contains the instrument of ratification and a letter of transmission.
International Convention Against Doping in Sport - British Virgin Islands
File contains letters from the UK Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and the Ambassador, British Embassy in Paris, and indicates the extension of the UK's ratifications to the British Virgin Islands with an entry into force ...
UNESCO-SESAME Communiqué - Science: A bridge to solidarity and a culture of peace in the Middle East
Partnership Agreement between UNESCO, Zhejiang Panshi Information Technology Corp. Ltd, and The Federation of Private Enterprises in Zhejiang Province
Partnership Agreement between UNESCO and Zhejiang Panshi Information Technology Corp. Ltd
Agreement between UNESCO and the Government of the People's Republic of China regarding the establishment of an International Research and Training Centre for Science and Technology Strategy in Beijing...
The file contains two signed original agreements, one in English and one in Chinese.
International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) - Maldives
File contains a letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs indicating the acceptance of the statutes of ICCROM by the Government of Maldives and its application for membership. The file also contains a letter of transmission.
Letter of Agreement UNESCO-Congo regarding its contribution in favour of the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for UNESCO priority programmes and reform initiatives
Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (Paris, 17 October 2003) - Instrument of acceptance of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Convention sur la protection et la promotion de la diversité des expressions culturelles - Instrument d'adhésion des Emirats Arabes Unis
File contains instrument of adhesion, a letter of transmission from the Permanent Delegation, and a French translation of the instrument.
Memoranda of Understanding for International Jazz Day 2012
Letter of Agreement UNESCO-Algeria regarding its contribution in favour of the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for UNESCO priority programmes and reform initiatives
Memorandum of Understanding between the United Nations and UNESCO
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed for the International Jazz Day Concert held in the United Nations General Assembly Hall on 30 april 2012, co-organized by UNESCO, the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz, and the United States Mission to the ...
E-mails exchanged regarding insurance for the International Jazz Day Concert
Item is a e-mail exchange printed with two attached certificates of liability insurance.
Memorandum of Understanding between the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz and UNESCO
Lettre d'entente entre La Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS), la COI, et le World Ocean Network (WON)
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-B-324-22
Comprehensive Education Sector Responses to HIV/AIDS in West and Central Africa - Grant Agreement between the OPEC Fund for International Development and UNESCO
File also includes Memorandum from BSP/CFS/MLT regarding the transfer of the Agreement to the Archives.
Agreement between UNESCO and Sweden, through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) on a Funds-in-Trust project
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-A-372-1-2
Agreement with Sweden as FIT donor country for project "Promoting an Enabling Environment for Freedom of Expression: Global Action with Special Focus on the Arab Region." Project Document attached.
Framework Agreement between the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and Hariri Foundation for Sustainable Human Development
File consists of original agreement and transfer memorandum from BSP/CFS/MLT to the Archives.
Communiqué Conjoint UNESCO-Angola
The Communiqué was produced as part of an Official Visit of the Director General to Angola 4-5 April 2012. The file includes both a French and Portuguese signed original. The file also contains the original transfer memorandum from DIR/AFR/CEP to...
Agreements between UNESCO-IOC and the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Communiqué Conjoint UNESCO-Tchad
The Communiqué was produced as part of an Official Visit of the Director General to Chad 30 March - 2 April 2012. The file also contains the original transfer memorandum from DIR/AFR/CEP to the Archives for both this communiqué and the joint comm...
Agreement between UNESCO and the Kingdom of the Netherlands, on behalf of Curaçao, concerning the Seventh Session of the IOC Intergovernmental Coordination Group for the Tsunami and other Coastal Hazards Warning System for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions (ICG/CARIBE EWS-VII), Willemsted, Curaçao, 2 to 4 April 2012
Memorandum of Understanding on the UNESCO/IOC Project Office for IODE between UNESCO-IOC and the Government of Flanders through the Flanders Marine Institute
Cooperation Agreement between UNESCO and Brazil (Category 2 Centre in San Paolo)
Original Portuguese and English agreements as well as memorandum from DIR/KSD to Archives regarding transfer.
Agreement between UNESCO and the Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil for the establishment in São Paulo, Brazil, of a Regional Centre of Studies for the Development of the Information Society...
Acordo entre UNESCO e o Governo da Republica Federativa do Brasil para a criação do Centro regional de estudos para o desenvolvimento da sociedade da informação em São Paulo...
Qatar - Instrument d'adhésion - International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM)
Instrument d'adhésion de l'Etat du Qatar.
Participation Contract for the Ocean and Coast Best Practice Area of International Exposition Yeosu Korea 2012 between UNESCO-IOC and the Organizing Committee for the International Exposition Yeosu Korea 2012
Instrument of Accession, Bhutan - Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat of 2 February 1971
Project Agreement between the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Padova e Rovigo and UNESCO
File contains the original Project Agreement signed between the Fondazione and UNESCO for the implemenation of the project "Outlining a sustainable future for the Po Delta area as a Mab Biosphere Reserve" (PDMBR). File also includes Memo...
Letter of Cooperation between the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO and "Fonds TARA"
FR PUNES AG 8-LEG-B-324-20-1
Lettre de transmission de la Délégation permanante du Liban de l'instrument de ratification de l'accord entre Unesco et le Gouvernement de la République Libanaise concernant le Centre international des Sciences de l'homme à Byblos
Letters of Agreement between UNESCO and Indonesia regarding a contribution in favour of the Emergency Multi-Donor Fund for UNESCO priority programmes and reform initiatives under the 35 C/5 and 36 C/5
Original copies of letters exchanged between UNESCO and Indonesia. Includes memorandum from BSP/CFS/BLT to Archives.
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Q: How to show "waiting" while files are loaded in a Qt application? I'm selecting and loading some big Dicom files on my program. The whole loading process takes a long time(depends on the number of files, but the whole process can take more than minutes if the files are many). I want show a "waiting symbol" or something like that when the file uploading is going on. I searched for it, but I didn't get anything definite.
My code for the selection and uploading part is as below:
void MainWindow::showTheSelectedList()
{
    QFileDialog * fileDialog = new QFileDialog(this);

    fileDialog->setFileMode(QFileDialog::ExistingFiles);
    QListView* list = fileDialog->findChild<QListView*>("listView");
    if(list)
    {
        list->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::MultiSelection);
    }
    QTreeView* tree = fileDialog->findChild<QTreeView*>();
    if(tree)
    {
        tree->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::MultiSelection);
    }
    if(fileDialog->exec())
    {
        if(fileDialog->selectedFiles().size()>0)
        {

            int listsize=stringList.size();
            for(int i=0;i<listsize;i++)
            {
      //          get the name of the file
        //        check if the file is dicom
          //      upload if the file is dicom
            //    after uploading, get the pixel data of that file
              //  use the pixel data and make a icon out of it
                //then insert the icon in an a QTablewView
            }
        }
    }
    //show the QtableView
}

Could you please instruct me where and how I can show the waiting sign or symbol while the uploading part is running?
Thanks

A: I think you are looking for the QProgressBar class. The documentation makes it clear below. You will need to set up the minimum and maximum values, and it will do the job for you.

The QProgressBar widget provides a horizontal or vertical progress bar.
A progress bar is used to give the user an indication of the progress of an operation and to reassure them that the application is still running.
The progress bar uses the concept of steps. You set it up by specifying the minimum and maximum possible step values, and it will display the percentage of steps that have been completed when you later give it the current step value. The percentage is calculated by dividing the progress (value() - minimum()) divided by maximum() - minimum().
You can specify the minimum and maximum number of steps with setMinimum() and setMaximum. The current number of steps is set with setValue(). The progress bar can be rewound to the beginning with reset().
If minimum and maximum both are set to 0, the bar shows a busy indicator instead of a percentage of steps. This is useful, for example, when using QNetworkAccessManager to download items when they are unable to determine the size of the item being downloaded.

I do not think much more details can be provided based on the question as the worker loop seems to be commented without actual code being provided in there, but this documentation should make it clear either way.
Note that I would personally even move the worker loop into an own worker thread if it is that hefty that it deserves a progressbar. As for the progressbar, you would probably write something like this:
QProgressBar bar(this);
bar.setRange(maximum, maximum);
bar.setValue(minimum);
bar.show();

A: Dialog box:
My novice suggestion would be to use progress bar inside your for loop and increment the progress bar as each file finishes loading.
Let me know if you need more detail.


Parenting post separation can be hard enough but when you add the Christmas holiday period into the mix, the mix of emotions and tensions can be a recipe for disaster.
For those who are recently separated or divorced the pressure of learning how to celebrate the festive season as a single parent can often be a steep learning curve.
Across Australia the second Friday of November each year marks the cut-off date for applications to be filed in the Federal Circuit and Family Court's to be heard in time for Christmas.
For many newly separated parents, this deadline will be out of reach simply because there is not sufficient time to comply with the Section 60I requirement of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) which requires parties to attempt mediation before being eligible to be able to make an application to the Court.
In these types of situations, it is often hard to see past the frustration but it is important to recognise that although you might like to spend Christmas Day with the children, chances are the other parent would like to as well.
To help you navigate your way through this holiday period and make sure the children don't have to endure warring parents, our solicitors have provided some tips to avoid the conflict.
Communication is key– expecting the other parent to understand what you want without explaining to them why is never going to work.
Compromise– effective co-parenting post separation requires give and take. It can't be all about what you want.
Be civil– sometimes there is merit in being the bigger person.
Don't fight and argue in front of the kids– remember that your children are the innocent victims in this scenario.
Find the silver lining– if for some reason you can't be with the children on Christmas Day, embrace the opportunity to give them two Christmas Days and celebrate it again when they are next in your care.
Be Prepared– if you plan on travelling with the children over the Christmas period, make sure you talk to the other parent about this as early as possible. Also, don't forget to check the terms of your current Court Orders if your matter is already in court.


Thanks to you all who have emailed images for the Fall photo contest so far!
I am back from South Carolina and had a really fun weekend. The flights coming home because of this nutty wind weren't as much fun, unfortunately. I'll post a few pics from the wedding later this week.
In the meantime, you've gotta check out these pictures I received in an email from Margaret (a friend and frequent contributor of items on this blog) while I was gone. Now, I'm sure many of you women have attended a bridal shower and been asked to create a toilet paper wedding dress as one of the party games. Well, this was apparently an actual contest and these are the top winners. Wild, huh?
On an entirely different note, take a peek at my favorite college photo professor's latest photo project: BBQ. If you have a lead for him, be sure to let him know!
Don't forget, the current 2-for-1 print promotion on Pictage ends November 2nd.
I will be in South Carolina 10/26-29 for a wedding on Pawleys Island. Please call my cell phone as I will not be checking email while I am gone.
Don't forget to submit your entries to my Fall photo contest (scroll down a few posts for details)!
I really enjoyed meeting Shannon and Nate at Portland Head Light over the weekend for their engagement session. They are an adorable couple, and quite photogenic, too (word is Shannon used to model. She reminds me a bit of Carrie Underwood, no?)! I'm already looking forward to their wedding next October!
Cara and Bobby traveled from San Francisco to be married on the coast of Maine at the Reading Room in York Harbor, with a reception following at the York Harbor Inn. It was a beautiful, albeit windy, day. A GREAT bridal party and group of guests made the day extra fun.
Bobby had flowers delivered to Cara's room... so sweet! Grooms, take note!
Cara's friend designed the beautiful stationery for the event (and she sang during the ceremony, too!).
Exchanging vows (the ceremony was inside due to wind).
Look at that gorgeous sunlight!
Thank you so much for having me! I hope your honeymoon to Hawaii was free of earthquake debris!
"Oh my, there are not words to express how happy I am with the photos.
Really. I am ADDICTED to pictage and just look at them over and over.
to get started on the album!"
Hi everyone! For the last year, you have all been looking at my most recent work on this blog. Well, I want to see what YOU have been up to with your camera!
For this inaugural contest, the theme is Fall. Please share your favorite photo from this beautifully visual season... apple picking with the kids, carving a pumpkin, bold foliage, goofy Halloween costumes... you get the idea.
Please email your digital photo to me at photo@emilieinc.com by November 10th (3 entries max per person). I will then post the best 10 submissions on the blog for you to vote for your favorite. The winner will receive $50!
So what are you waiting for? Don't be shy!
Brother and sister Steven and Elizabeth were a blast to photograph yesterday! Their mom, Sherri, is the event coordinator and choreographer for Fitness for a Cure, a benefit for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital that I photographed in May. She asked me to photograph the kids for their family Christmas card at their North Andover, Mass., home. I think they have a few great options!!
If you would like to get involved with the 2007 benefit events, please contact Sherri at slsfitness@aol.com.
Today I traveled to Massachusetts to visit my childhood friend Stacey and photograph her two month old son, Riley. Her house has lots of beautiful natural light, perfect for nursery photos! I had so many favorites!!!
Riley's nursery is baby boy blue and everything (!) matches perfectly.
How sweet is that little look while nuzzling with mommy?
Hollis is the daughter of my childhood friend Devon. I first photographed Hollis last year in her nursery. This year, we ventured out to a farm for her portraits. She's grown so much in a year!
The family strolling through the pumpkin patch at sunset.
And in the apple orchard.
Another outfit change- she wasn't so pleased with this one!
Devon's brother Cameron, his wife Nikki and their baby Siena joined us, too.
It seems as tho my first e-newsletter campaign was a success. Thank you all for taking the time to read up on emilie inc. photography's busy wedding season. If you would like to be added to the list, please follow the link in the menu to the left.
"Hi Emilie, Good to hear from you and see your wedding site. Very nice!! You're obviously doing something you love, and it shows. Don't forget about us the news world, tho! We miss you down here in the scrums!!
Deputy Director, U.S. Senate Press Photographers' Gallery"
Did you hear about the wedding cake that cost $20 million? Not sure I'd want all that jewelry on my wedding cake!
Or, what about the wedding at a supermarket this week?
Or, have you seen the great new Dove commercial that shows just how much retouching is done to a model in a cover shoot?
And, just something funny to make you laugh from What the Duck (click comic to enlarge).
Ok. Finally! Seems as tho the blog is working correctly now!
Longtime sweethearts Jill and Ben were married during an outdoor ceremony at On the Marsh in Kennebunk with a dinner reception indoors. Jill got ready at her aunt & uncle's beach cottage in Biddeford Pool.
A few pics from their glorious fall day!
Jill and her sister, being silly, in Biddeford Pool.
The pretty ceremony setting at On the Marsh (chairs and arch in background).
Yankee Candles with leaf nametags served as place cards, meal indicators and favors!
I caught the reflection of the red linen napkin on this tag of candy.
The pretty cake- such an elegant presentation in front of the mirror.
Congrats again! Your wedding was so beautiful! I'll be seeing you soon when I visit PetSmart (Jill is the GM of the new store in Biddeford Pool! Say hi if you're in).
"Life post-wedding/honeymoon has been in overdrive for me, and I haven't had much time for emailing. I have, however, had time to obsess over our wedding photos!!! I look at them every day, and they still bring me to tears. You managed to not only capture the beauty of the wedding itself, but also all of the emotions (my many tears...yikes! I forgot that I cried so much that day!!). Our friends and family are equally blown away...we couldn't be happier that you were there for us. These photos will become family heirlooms.
Thank you, thank you, thank you...you completed our perfect day for us!"
They began filming us as Dakota and I were walking down a footpath between the parking lot and the beach. The host (and his crew behind him) walked toward us, as if he just happened upon us and started a conversation. Dakota wasn't so sure of this entourage, and was spooked by their equipment (the sound mic especially). And, well, she started howling at them. Not her regular dog bark, but her full on hound howl. It was quite humorous. And likely ensures that they'll cut our interview from the sequence. But if it does run, look for me answering questions about why Fall is the best time to visit Maine, why I love Maine, bla bla bla. It was fun!
My little nephew in an apple orchard!


Whitstable Wedding | Is This Mutton?
We started the celebrations on Friday when those of us who had travelled to Whitstable already met up at a restaurant. Some cava was quaffed but no-one peaked too soon (to my knowledge).
The next day - the big day - we were up early with J honing his father of the bride speech, and waiting for the summons to drive the wine round to the venue.
I ambled into the pretty little town where there are lots of independent shops, and managed to find a pair of earrings that matched exactly my dress.
J dropped me off at the venue so that he could pick up the bride, with his brother Eamon driving the car. It was only a short distance but a bride has to arrive in style!
The venue looked very pretty, with fairy lights twinkling away and beautifully natural flowers, with lots of the personal touches that make weddings special: photos of the happy couple on the tables, bottles of marshmallow vodka distilled by Lynn, Rachel's mum, and lots of fun props for selfies - "team bride," "best day ever."
The ceremony was held upstairs, with J proudly escorting his daughter down the aisle. We then moved outside - the venue was on the beach - and it was great relaxing in the sun with oysters being shucked and canapes and prosecco being passed around.
In June we were at the wedding of Rachel's cousin Sam (see this post), so my sisters-in-law, daughter-in-law Katie and Lynn recreated our outfit shot and shoe shot, with Rachel adding an elegant bridal shoe.
My dress was mint green and from Lavish Alice. I wore it with silver sandals and a silver Dorothy bag, and earrings I'd bought earlier.
For the wedding breakfast - which seems a silly name as it was late in the afternoon - we had had the choice of chicken, duck or fish and chips. Whitstable is famous for the latter so most people chose that, and very good it was too: succulent flaky cod and chips which were fluffy inside and crispy outside.
Then it was time for the speeches. J was first and got a few titters ("although they weren't rolling in the aisles,"he observed ruefully) and tears as well. Sean and Rachel both gave speeches where they described how they met each other. They were both students at the University of Kent and coincidentally both came from the same area of North London.
The four best men - yes four, it seems to be a trend these days - surprised everyone with their slick rehearsed number.
Then it was on with the dessert selection and back outside in the sun before the disco and photo booth started.
Rachel had evidently been winding me up before the wedding by saying the DJ wouldn't play anything for the oldsters, but we had plenty of tunes to keep us bopping and even did a conga. I don't think we could have had a more perfect day for a quintessential English seaside wedding.
What a beautiful wedding! Such lovely photos, and your dress is gorgeous! I love the ruffle deatil and the colour - and your toe nails match perfectly! Thanks for linking up!


DiS: It sounds like so much work has gone into this reissue. When did you first start working on it?Giles Martin: We started last December on the actual mixes. The plan was to mix the whole album before Christmas and start listening to the outtakes, because it does, as you say, take a long time. And also it's one of those things where you have to have breaks because otherwise you go crazy – especially the listening, because you have to listen to everything and give every song, every take, the same amount of attention as the previous one. Because otherwise…if you're listening to 25 takes in a row and you are comparing one, two, three, four… on take 23 you've got to listen as much as 15. So you get a cup of tea or a piece of cake or whatever and things just go like that.So I do it in sporadic stages and have other teams of people working on things. We mixed the whole record and then in my standard sort of miserable format, I got to Christmas and then realised we needed to remix it again because it wasn't right.So, yeah, you just start work. You know from writing an article – you just start doing it and then you know that it's going to finish at some point.How did you decide which takes to use in terms of what best reflected the process of the recordings?I have to think about what I'm trying to do, and that's trying to tell the story of the making of a really famous record. The biggest revelation was the Esher demos because I've already got everything laid out for me without any work at all, really. I'm mixing and bits and bobs, but they were pretty much there as a backbone of The White Album.And then it's the passageway, so you know that you want—there's no point me putting on a track that's too similar to the finished version – although we do have a version of 'Yer Blues', but that's kind of a visceral track. So you want to make sure it's different enough, and also it's interesting to listen to and it's good enough to put on a record. So those are the things.
Kevin Howlett and Mike Heatley, who are a team that work on this as well, they would argue to put different mixes of a song on, and to me, that's just not as interesting as a different performance. The key thing is: does it tell a story? Is it worth listening to it on its own? If you didn't know the other song existed, would this be interesting to listen to?
Were the Esher demos the first time the band got together before the album, and did that process of doing demos ahead of going in the studio differ from their normal process?
Yeah, it's the first time I'm aware of. I think they would record things, but lose or wipe them over or whatever. They certainly play around with tape machines – I mean, that's where 'Tomorrow Never Knows' came from. If you think about that, and that was…1966?
Only two years before. The Beatles are…it's like doggy years, you know? One year is seven years. So I think they definitely had tapes, but it was a very different process, The White Album.


Fresh slices of the new development preview for version 3.0 are hot and out of the oven!
The CakePHP core team proudly announces the third development preview of CakePHP 3.0.0. In the couple months between 3.0.0-dev2 and this release, we've been working really hard at getting the remaining big parts of the new features we wanted to introduce into the framework.
We have decided to not do a future 3.0.0-dev4 release as everything that was planned for it was already completed. This means that the next release will be 'alpha' and the team will focus mostly on polishing the current features, documentation and porting some of the 2.x plugins. We're really happy with the progress we have made and the pace at which 3.0 is going.
Additionally the team has spent plenty of time incorporating all the community feedback into the new ORM and we're humbled by the amount of people putting some of their time into making it even more comprehensive and easy to use.
This release also comes with full documentation for the new features and changes, make sure you check out the new CakePHP 3.0 book To read about them in detail.
New ConsoleIO class added. It is a convenience class containing common method for input/output in shells.
Console methods will receive passed arguments as function parameters, much like controller actions.
Adding subcommands for Tasks is now required.
Possibility to alias any shell command, for example instead of ` Console/cakebakemodel` you could do ` Console/cakebmodel`.
The Time class was completely re-implemented to internally use Carbon. Whatever the Carbon library and ` DateTime` can do, the new Time lib can too. This means that the method in ` Time` are no longer static, you need and instance of the object to get access to its methods.
In addition to the new Time class being added, it has been integrated with the ORM, meaning that any timestamp/datetime columns in your entities will be able to leverage the power CakeUtilityTime provides.
Lastly, the Time lib uses the ` intl` php extension to provide reliable locale-aware date formatting which is several times superior to the support that we could offer in the 2.x series.
Some have been also very busy catching up with the changes introduced daily in the 3.0 branch. We'd like to mention the CRUD plugin which contains a dynamic scaffolding and automatic Admin generator. It may be a great way of getting on into CakePHP 3.0 the fast way.
Dereuromark's Tools plugin seems to be having some interesting activity with some good behaviors ready to use in CakePHP 3.0.
We'd like to thank everyone who has contributed thoughts, code, documentation or feedback to 3.0 so far. It looks like it is going to be the single most important and feature rich release when it is marked stable!


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We launch our 2019 theatre season with a production written specifically for the abbey by Strode College. Glastonbury Abbey members are invited free.
Now in its 28th year, Illyria Theatre Company brings an action packed and laugh filled adaptation of Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves. They are also with us on 28 July with Frankenstein.


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'Dear Barnaby: Crying poor shows how out of touch you really are'
By Kelly Baker| 2 years ago
Barnaby Joyce has announced today that welfare recipients need their payments boosted and quick sticks. Oh, and not because they barely receive enough to survive but because he can relate to their #struggles.
Yep. The former Deputy Prime Minister says he feels the pain of those on payments such as NewStart because he, too, finds it difficult to get by on his salary - a mere $212,000 per annum.
I'm going to give you a minute to just take that in.
The man earns $212,000 a year and he's finding it tough to survive. Cue tears here.
I have worked since I was 17-years-old and hard too. Damn hard.
Kelly Baker says Barnaby Joyce needs to pull his head on over welfare comments. (Instagram/kellybakermedia)
Long days, long nights. I have a Masters too. So, I'm no slouch.
And I am now 49-years-old and likely earning as much as I might ever bring in.
And there's absolutely no way my pay comes even close to half of what Barnaby is weeping over.
Not. Even. Half. And, more to the point, not even close.
I work on a freelance basis too so, no sick pay, no super, no support system.
Oh, and I'm a single parent raising two teens. Just for added stress - both financial and emotional.
Barnaby Joyce, who is on $212k, says he is struggling financially. (AAP)
I receive not one cent from the government and never, ever have. EVER. Although lord knows I have tried but my last visit to Centrelink left me sobbing in the street - but that's another story.
Let's just say they're not exactly empathetic in that hint.
And before you ask, I don't get maintenance of any kind from the father of my children either.
Do I consider life a struggle financially? Damn straight I do.
Am I deeply aware that many, many other people do it much tougher than me? YES, yes and more yes.
So why is Barnaby, now a back bencher after he broke ranks with the government so damn oblivious to real life?
Single mother Kelly Baker says Barnaby Joyce's claims of being on struggle street are out of touch. (Instagram/kellybakermedia)
Why does he think that for one second, one tiny, sliver of a moment, that his #struggle allows him to relate to the rest of us - those who are genuinely doing it tough?
I can't answer that.
But I can tell you that he needs to pull his head in if he thinks that having to turn the heater off at night means he is on par with those of us who are selling personal items on eBay to get by.
Because that is exactly what we're doing. Or at least it's what I am doing. And I know damn well that compared to many, I am well off. I have a house to live in and it's a safe, inner-city suburb.
Accordingly, I wouldn't dare to compare my own difficulties to those who are legitimately unsure as to where their next meal is coming from or how they will pay for their children's school shoes.
Barnaby Joyce has sparked debate after claiming to be struggling to make ends meet. (AAP)
That is honest to goodness poverty and while it should not exist in a country such as ours - the shameful truth is it absolutely does.
There are plenty of folk in this country doing it tough. Really tough. And the very idea of a man such as Barnaby, who is, again, just to remind you, earning a massive $212k a year, suggesting that he gets it because he's living it is nothing less than offensive.
By way of background, the current NewStart payment is $555.70 a fortnight for a single person without children, or $40 a day.
Try living on that.
It will barely allow you to feed your family and pay for power and other such necessities and you will be forced to watch every single cent. Obviously, it's no picnic.
Yet - plenty of people are doing it and they are not complaining. Well, not as much as Barnaby is. And again - because frankly I cannot imagine earning this coin - he rakes in $212k a year.
I can honestly say I dream of a wage in that bracket.
Just writing it makes me well up.
Because that kind of money would completely change my life.
Would I be rich and living large?
No. But I would be able to buy my kids clothes because they want them - not just because the pants they have are worn out. We could take a holiday maybe.
And I could skip those early morning hours lying wide-eyed and panicked wondering how on earth we will get by. God that would be nice - to sleep a night through without even worrying. I can't imagine.
But that's how life would look if I earned more than $200k.
Because I would know that on $212k (damn - even half that much!) we would be absolutely fine, no matter what they world threw at us.
I will say this. I appreciate that Barnaby is calling for NewStart to be boosted.
It should be. And immediately.
In fact, it should have been raised many, many years ago.
So, in truth - he's doing a good thing. But in comparing his own #struggle to those of Australians genuinely in need, he is only showing us just how out of touch he really is.
And that, my friends, is very, very out of touch indeed.


Thanks to my friend Armando for the link to this fan video of Burt and band performing in Lyons, France, earlier this week at les Nuits de Fourviere.
Burt Bacharach , one of the greatist artist in the 21st Century. Unmatched talent !


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Morality from Latin : moralitaslit. Moral philosophy includes meta-ethicswhich studies abstract issues such as moral ontology and moral epistemologyand normative ethicswhich studies more concrete systems of moral decision-making such as deontological ethics and consequentialism.
An example of normative ethical philosophy is the Golden Rulewhich states that: "One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself. Immorality is the active opposition to morality i. Ethics also known as moral philosophy is the branch of philosophy which addresses questions of morality. The word "ethics" is "commonly used interchangeably with 'morality', and sometimes it is used more narrowly to mean the moral principles of a particular tradition, group, or individual. In its descriptive sense, "morality" refers to personal or cultural valuescodes of conduct or social mores from a society that provides morality of cooperation definition codes of moralit in which it applies and is accepted by an individual.
It does not connote objective claims of right or wrong, but only refers to that which is considered right or wrong. Descriptive ethics is the branch of philosophy which studies morality in this sense. In its normative sense, "morality" refers to whatever if anything is actually right or wrong, which may be independent of the values or mores held by any particular peoples morality of cooperation definition cultures. Normative ethics is the branch of philosophy which studies morality in this sense. Philosophical theories on the nature and origins of morality that is, theories of meta-ethics are broadly divided into cooperxtion classes:.
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Something can only be morally acceptable if the culture as a whole has accepted this to be true. Practical reason and relevant emotional considerations are both necessary for a decision to be moral. Celia Green made a distinction between morality of cooperation definition and territorial morality. Apart from check this out proscriptions, territorial morality is permissive, allowing the individual whatever behaviour does not interfere with the territory of another.
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This belief has been confirmed by simple computational models of evolution. Johnson and V. Jonathan Haidt has noted [16] that experimental observation indicating an in-group criterion provides one moral foundation substantially used by conservativesbut far less so by liberals. In-group preference is also helpful at the individual level for the passing on of one's genes.
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