Gunnar Nielsen, who has spent the last year with Icelandic club Stjarnan, has switched to FH Hafnarfjørður, who won the league in the recently ended season. FH have dominated Icelandic football in the last decade where they have won seven league titles since their maiden one in 2004. Stjarnan, who were defending champions from 2014, ended in 4th place this season. Nielsen was not to blame though, and both Stjarnan-supporters and players voted him player of the year for Stjarnan.
René S. Joensen, who joined Danish 2nd tier club Vendsyssel as a midfielder from HB Tórshavn in the summer, has extended his contract with the Danish club so that it runs until the summer of 2017.
Christian Lamhauge Holst, who plays for Danish 3rd tier club Fremad Amager, has announced his retirement from international football and played his last match for the Faroe Islands in the 3-0 defeat to Rumania earlier in the month. Holst played in the Danish Superliga for several years, representing Lyngby and Silkeborg. Holst was capped 50 times for the Faroe Islands and scored four goals. He additionally scored two goals in a friendly against Gibraltar that has not been counted as an official international as Gibraltar are not a member of FIFA.
One of the top strikers in Faroese football for the last years, Finnur Justinussen, has joined Danish 3rd tier club Fremad Amager, where he will team up with Lamhauge Holst and Heini Vatnsdal. Justinussen left Víkingur late in the season as he went to Denmark to study.
… and then we'll move back home where we start with AB Argir.
AB Argir have appointed announced Trygvi Mortensen as new coach for the coming season. Mortensen comes from runners' up NSÍ Runavík where he was coach for the last two seasons. Just recently, AB were in talks with a Dane that had come to make inspections of the club, but that never materialized into more.
AB might struggle again next season as several players have left the club since just avoiding relegation this year – and several left already during the season, mostly because of studies abroad.
B36 will be without some of the major profiles who contributed to the defence of their title this year. Left wing Hans Pauli Samuelsen has left for Víkingur and defensive rock Odmar Færø, best defender of 2015, will be studying abroad again. But players are coming in too; from FC Suðuroy, B36 have signed central midfielder Høgni Madsen who takes no prisoners, and from AB Argir they have signed forward Jógvan Andreas Skeel Nolsøe, who scored 8 goals this term. Central defender Robert Heðin Brockie (23), who made a breakthrough in 2013, has announced that he's to make a comeback after two years of absence. Goalkeeper Tórður Thomsen, who had announced that he would leave the club, has made a 180 degree turn and extended his contract for another two years.
Newly promoted B68 Toftir have named Páll Guðlaugsson as new coach for next season. The legendary Icelandic, who coached the Faroe Islands in their famous win over Austria in 1990, has been at TB Tvøroyri the last two and a half year.
EB/Streymur, who were relegated after having dominated Faroese football for a decade, have announced that former KÍ Klaksvík striker Oddmar Danielsen will be their new coach. EB/Streymur is holding on to most of their players; most noticeable Leif Niclassen maybe. But as mentioned further up the page, Niels Pauli Danielsen – the new coach's son – has made the move back to his childhood club KÍ Klaksvík, however.
From relegated FC Suðuroy there is not much news to report. As mention in the B36 section, Høgni Madsen has left, but not much has been heard about their three foreign players who include both defensive and attacking players. But it's unlikely they will stay with a relegated team. Other clubs would undoubtedly be interested in them, but as nothing has been heard, it's likely they will not return.
For once, HB will not be considered to be one of the top teams next year as they will be relying on their youngsters a lot. Recently, HB announced they had named former player Jan Dam as new coach for the next two years. He'll be without the service of retired Fróði Benjaminsen as well as defenders Gunnar Haraldsen, Rógvi Holm (studying abroad) and Alex dos Santos who has moved to ÍF Fuglafjørður. But from AB Argir midfielder Tróndur Jensen will return, and possibly also Kristin R. Mouritsen, whose future is depending on whether he will get admittance to his study or not. HB hope he won´t get the admittance, because then he'd stay on to help HB. HB have also signed AB Argir's reserve goalkeeper Niklas Thomsen to be backup at HB. Where striker Arnbjørn Hansen's future lies is unclear as he is without a contract. A nasty knee injury, which is likely to require surgery, will likely keep him out of action at least until July or August.
ÍF Fuglafjørður have appointed former Faroe Islands coach Jógvan Martin Olsen as coach next season. From HB Tórshavn, ÍF have signed left back Alex dos Santos and from KÍ Klaksvík they have acquired midfielder Henry Heinesen. Former goalkeeper Jákup Mikkelsen who released Alexandar Jovevic late in the season will be assistant coach next year.
Heðin á Lakjuni, who early in the season became the player with most appearances in the Faroese top division, has retired from football on the highest level. Forward Kenan Hajdarevic from Bosnia-Herzegovina, who scored six goals during the campaign, will stay in the Faroese competition. KÍ will also be without Senegalese centre-back Ndende Adama Gueye, who has returned to TB Tvøroyri. In addition to new goalkeeper Kristian Joensen, KÍ have midfielder Niels Pauli Danielsen back in their fold after several years at EB/Streymur. However, KÍ coach Mikkjal Thomassen has said that KÍ would be adding several players to squad for next season.
NSÍ are not expecting any more arrivals, but have waved goodbye to veteran Jónhard Frederiksberg who has returned back home to newly promoted Skála, where also Hungarian goalkeeper Andras Gango has gone. But NSÍ have still not appointed a new coach for Trygvi Mortensen whom they did not extend the contact with despite an excellent 2nd place this year and a lost cup final. It might have been a safer choice than gambling with a new coach.
Faroe Islands' oldest club TB Tvøroyri have appointed Dutchman Robert F. Roelofsen as coach for 2016. Roelofsen has been coaching in Holland and Germany where he comes from a coaching job as head-coach for Hansa Rostock's U23 team and assistant coach for the senior team. TB informs that he previously also was coach for the German club's U17 team where he was coaching none less that Toni Kroos. In 2006/2007 he was assistant coach for Klaus Augenthaler at VfL Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga. Another of his merits it that he has been instructor for the Dutch football association for three years. So it seems like TB have found a coach with high credentials.
Senegalese Ndende Adana Gueye, who was at KÍ Klaksvík this season, has returned to the club he played for in 2013 where he is expected to play in his preferred position in midfield rather than in central defence where he played at KÍ. It's not clear what the future is for Dutch striker Albert Adu who scored 10 goals this season. Neither the future of Faroe Islands U21 player Jonas G. Hansen is known; currently he trains with Danish first division club AB, but has not ruled out a return to the Faroes. But it's certain that defender/midfielder Martin Tausen, one of their better players this season, will not be available for TB as he has signed for 07 Vestur in the 2nd tier. And even more serious is it that TB have lost their Serb goalkeeper Ivan Stojkovic who has moved north in the country, and some rumours link him to ÍF Fuglafjørður, who could need an experienced top keeper.
Newly promoted Skála have tried to gather some experience into their team and have gotten back 35-year-old Jónhard Frederiksberg from NSÍ Runavík. Also 35-year old midfielder Pauli G. Hansen, like Frederiksberg also a part of Skála's heydays in 2004 and 2005 (runners up), has been lured out of retirement. From NSÍ they have acquired Hungarian goalkeeper Andras Gango. And from ÍF Fuglafjørður comes Fritleif í Lambanum who has some 230+ premier division matches in his legs.
Víkingur have signed midfielder Hans Pauli Samuelsen from B36 Tórshavn in the quest for glory next season. Samuelsen scored 9 goals and made 18 assists this season. One man Víkingur hope will turn some of those assists into goals next season as well is Jón Krosslá Poulsen whom they have signed from relegated FC Suðuroy. Poulsen scored 11 goals this season and always score many goals for the Suðuroy team, but had a less successful season for HB Tórshavn where he had a go in 2011. His power-style might be a bit too simple for a team that has title-ambitions. Sometimes the temper boils over which has cost him 11 red cards since 2007 and three! this season.
The transfer window, which opened on 26 December will close again on 16 March 2016 before it opens again on 15 June and stays open until 13 July.
Midfielders Fróði Benjaminsen, Hallur Hansson and Brandur H. Olsen are all serving suspensions for the match against Hungary on Thursday, 8 October.
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Il Balanescu Quartet è un quartetto d'archi  fondato nel 1987 dal violinista rumeno Alexander Bălănescu che ne rappresenta il punto di forza in quanto ne è l'arrangiatore e compositore.

Storia
Il Quartetto Bălănescu, nell'intento di portare la musica classica contemporanea ad essere più vicina ed accessibile al mondo di oggi, si propone al pubblico in modo molto eclettico: così, talvolta propone arrangiamenti di altri noti artisti che si discostano molto dagli ambienti della musica da camera, come la pop elettronica dei Depeche Mode, dei Kraftwerk o degli Yellow Magic Orchestra.

Spesso suona assieme ad artisti e gruppi molto eterogenei, come David Byrne, Gavin Bryars, Michael Nyman, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Kevin Volans, Hector Zazou, i Pet Shop Boys, gli Spiritualized i To Rococo Rot. La cifra più innovativa di questo gruppo va a trovarsi nel crossover che compie con la musica popolare dell'Europa dell'Est.

Infatti Bălănescu, dopo un tour del quartetto in Romania, scopre il fascino della musica popolare della sua terra di origine ed inizia così a comporre musica che mischia queste sonorità con quella classica, ma anche con il jazz, inaugurando uno stile molto particolare e pubblicando così "Luminitza" e successivamente "Maria T", che è un omaggio che il quartetto fa alla grande cantante rumena Maria Tănase.

Discografia parziale

Album
 1991 - String Quartets 1-3 (con Michael Nyman)
 1992 - Byrne/Moran/Lurie/Torke. Balanescu Quartet (con David Byrne, Robert Moran, John Lurie e Michael Torke)
 1992 - Possessed
 1994 - Luminitza
 1994 - Le trajet ou le peuple temoin (con Raymond Boni)
 1994 - Trying To Kiss The Moon
 1995 - Angels & Insects
 1995 - The Last Days (con Gavin Bryars)
 2000 - Il partigiano Johnny
 2000 - Eisenstein
 2001 - Dust
 2005 - Maria T
 2012 - Diaz (Colonna Sonora Originale) (con Teho Teardo)

Raccolte
 2011 - This Is The Balanescu Quartet

Singoli
 1992 - Taschenrechner

Collaborazioni
 1993 - Michael Mantler Folly Seeing all This
 1994 - Kevin Volans String Quartets no 2 & 3
 1994 - Peter Gordon Still Life and the Deadman
 1996 - Rabih Abou-Khalil Arabian Waltz
 1996 - John Harle, Elvis Costello, Sarah Leonard & Andy Sheppard Terror and Magnificence
 1997 - Spiritualized Ladies and Gentlemen we are Floating in Space

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Putin Marks Gagarin Anniversary: Space Exploration Is Essential
Russian Cosmonaut: 'We Either Fly to Mars, or We Will Be Mere Animals'
Russia Steadfast on Nuclear Power Development
Crisis-Ridden Belarus Hit with Terrorist Attack
From Volume 38, Issue 16 of EIR Online, Published Apr. 22, 2011
April 11 (EIRNS)—Speaking April 7 to a policy meeting on the future of Russia's space program, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recalled the "legendary event" of Yuri Gagarin's first human flight into outer space, 50 years ago, as starting "a new chapter in human history." In closing remarks, Putin said, "Our colleagues have just mentioned that we noticed certain signs of the earthquake that struck Japan before it happened. And we understand the tragic consequences of this disaster. Naturally, in connection with this we seriously need space programs."
"There is still a lot that we have yet to understand about the way nature works," he continued. "And this will be impossible without space exploration programs, without the space industry you work for, and which makes us proud."
Over the past few years, Putin has pushed hard for rebuilding the Russian space program, which was savaged under the British-led monetarist oligarchs. The Buran space shuttle was scrapped, as was the giant Energia rocket. Over the past five years, however, Russia increased space spending by 40%, and earmarked $7 billion for 2010-11.
"In 2013, we are to begin flight development tests of light and heavy [lift] Angara carrier rockets at the Plesetsk space center," Putin reported. "We will also design and manufacture the Rus-M launcher to orbit manned and cargo spacecraft," the successor to the Soyuz rocket, and "the first manned flight is scheduled for 2018."
The Prime Minister mentioned Russia's current program to return to the development of space nuclear power systems "to base promising space projects on." That program, he explained, "will allow interplanetary flights, lunar exploration, and the study of primary planets." Putin said that, based on the successful international cooperation in the International Space Station program, and satellite search and rescue, Russia proposes to the space station partners—the U.S., Europe, Canada and Japan—"to study the Moon, Mars, and other planets together." He called on Russia's Federal Space Agency to "join hands with the Russian Academy of Sciences for the long-term planning of space exploration."
April 12 (EIRNS)—On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's historic space flight, many cosmonauts, veterans of the Soviet manned space program, are speaking out about the meaning of space travel and the need to get a lot more serious about Moon/Mars exploration. For example, two of the most famous veterans of the Soviet space program's early years gave a joint press conference yesterday: Svetlana Savitskaya, the second woman in space and currently deputy chairman of the Duma Committee on Defense; and Georgi Grechko, a physicist who was twice Hero of the Soviet Union, and who went into space many times and was the first person to do an EVA (space walk).
Savitskaya said that interplanetary flight will be "a qualitative leap for cosmonautics," and that "it needs to be an international project," with each country contributing what it can do the best. Grechko said the priority should be a manned Mars program, and development of scientific space research projects like the Hubble telescope. He said there should be flights to Mars, and to asteroids.
The 80-year-old Grechko, who as a young man worked in the Design Bureau headed by the famed Soviet rocket designer Sergei Korolyov, also told the business wire service RBC.ru in an interview issued today:
"Even if flying to Mars were forbidden, people would still be found who would fly there. Man always overcomes difficulties and goes beyond the horizon. He came out of the caves, and that wasn't enough. He crossed a river, and that wasn't enough. He went from one continent to another across the Bering Strait, and crossed the oceans, but again that was not enough. He flew across the Atlantic Ocean in a single-engine plane, and again it was not enough. Man is man, because he is always drawn to go beyond the horizon. And thereby he expands the horizon for all humanity. If an animal has food, warmth, and a mate, it doesn't need anything more than that. So, we either remain human and fly to Mars, or we'll be animals."
April 12 (EIRNS)—Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko said that Russia's commitment to nuclear power for electricity generation remains unshaken, according to the Moscow correspondent of the Indian news daily The Hindu, Vladimir Radyukhin. Putin told Radyukhin that "it is impossible to speak about a global energy balance without the nuclear power industry," pointing out that nuclear power accounts for 16% of Russia's power generation and more than 80% in France.
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If a meltdown still happens, molten fuel will be trapped in a core-catcher beneath the reactor and will not leak into the ground and the atmosphere. Had such systems been installed at Fukushima, there would have been no containment explosions, no fuel meltdown or massive radiation leakage. "The Kudankulam plant has also been built to withstand strong earthquakes and high tsunami waves," Novikov said."
April 12 (EIRNS)—A remotely detonated explosion ripped through Minsk's Oktyabrskaya metro station, one of the city's busiest, at rush hour April 11, killing at least 12 and injuring 149. According to RIA Novosti, Vadim Zaytsev, head of the KGB (state security service), said three people had been arrested, but the culprit may still be at large. "The KGB is looking into three possible motives for the attack: the destabilization of the situation in the country, revenge by extremist organizations, or the act of a mentally ill person," Zaytsev said.
President Alexander Lukashenko said the attack was an attempt to destabilize the country and "a serious challenge" to the nation. "Who gained by destroying the calm and stability in the country?" he asked. "Who did not like the stability in Belarus?"
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This residency will build on Yu's years of experience as a nationally recognized community leader and social justice artist. She has worked extensively with community-driven culture, media and art organizations such as the Chinatown Art Brigade, a cultural art collective of Asian American social justice artists, cultural workers and media makers which she co-founded in 2015; the Laundromat Project; and the Center for Media Justice. She cofounded the first NYC Field Office for the U.S. Department of Arts & Culture where she organized two successful community-based art events, "Imagining: Creative Strategies to Fight Gentrification" in June and July 2015 bringing together over 300 artists, cultural workers, media makers, housing rights activists, organizers, community residents and other stakeholders to imagine a future where adequate housing is seen as a human right.
Raised in Sunset Park by immigrant parents, Yu approaches social issues through her own personal story, family narrative, and community's history. During her six-month residency, Yu will create a site-specific based exhibit and multi-media interactive website called, "The Future of Sunset Park: Through the Voices of Immigrant Stories." The project will engage Latino and Chinese immigrants in the neighborhood, allowing them a platform to tell their own story of immigration and their journey to living or working Sunset Park. The goal of the project is to allow a creative space for everyday people who are impacted directly by immigration and gentrification to have an outlet to express what Sunset Park has meant to them and what their hopes are for the future. It will be a forum for community members and the general public to hear the rich and varied stories of Sunset Park's residents.
In order to further Motherwell's legacy, the Foundation has begun to expand its educational programs for children and adults in our Sunset Park location. The Dedalus Foundation's President and CEO, Jack Flam, sat down with Programs Director Katy Rogers to discuss the organization's mission and how it is enacted through a dynamic roster of evolving programs.
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Justia › US Law › Case Law › Colorado Case Law › Colorado Court of Appeals Decisions › 1992 › People v. Busch
People v. Busch
835 P.2d 582 (1992)
The PEOPLE of the State of Colorado, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Gerald BUSCH, a/k/a Gary Bush, Defendant-Appellant.
No. 91CA0474.
Colorado Court of Appeals, Div. II.
Rehearing Denied April 9, 1992.
Certiorari Denied August 31, 1992.
Gale A. Norton, Atty. Gen., Raymond T. Slaughter, Chief Deputy Atty. Gen., Timothy M. Tymkovich, Sol. Gen., Matthew S. Holman, Asst. Atty. Gen., Denver, for plaintiff-appellee.
Gerald Busch, pro se.
Opinion by Judge HUME.
Defendant, Gerald Busch, appeals from the order denying his motion for reduction of sentence brought pursuant to Crim.P. 35(b). We affirm.
Pursuant to a plea agreement, defendant entered a guilty plea to second degree sexual assault, in exchange for dismissal of two counts of first degree sexual assault, *583 two counts of first degree kidnapping, and two counts of violent crime.
At the sentencing hearing, defendant requested probation. In support of his request, defendant submitted letters of reference detailing his background and character, his feelings of remorse, and his potential for rehabilitation. Furthermore, both defendant and his father testified.
The record reflects that the trial court considered the proffered evidence but nevertheless denied defendant's request for probation and sentenced him to a term of eight years in the Department of Corrections. In making its ruling, the trial court noted that defendant does have much support from his family but also noted that "sex offenders tend to have problems with recidivism." The court went on to find that defendant was on parole for sexual assault when he committed this offense, and therefore, it viewed probation as being inappropriate.
Subsequently, the defendant filed, pro se, a timely Crim.P. 35(b) motion for reconsideration of his sentence, again requesting probation. The trial court refused to reduce the sentence or to grant probation. In making its ruling, the court did not hold a hearing and made no written findings with respect to defendant's motion.
Defendant contends the court erred by failing to evaluate the motion thoroughly, to consider evidence in mitigation, and to make findings. We disagree.
Initially, to the extent the defendant's claims pertain to the propriety of the eight-year sentence imposed, we decline to address them. There is no right of appeal as to a trial court's denial of a motion for reduction of sentence under Crim.P. 35 when the issue presented to and resolved by the court concerns the propriety of the sentence. People v. Malacara, 199 Colo. 243, 606 P.2d 1300 (1980).
Crim.P. 35(b), unlike Crim.P. 35(c), does not contain any specific provision requiring the court to make findings of fact when ruling on a motion under that subsection. However, our Supreme Court has held that the same considerations that make it appropriate to support a sentence by a statement of the basic reasons for its imposition are applicable when a court is ruling on a Crim.P. 35(b) motion to reduce the sentence. People v. Bridges, 662 P.2d 161 (Colo.1983).
In passing upon such a Crim.P. 35(b) motion, the trial court has a duty to exercise its judicial discretion. Mikkleson v. People, 199 Colo. 319, 618 P.2d 1101 (1980). This requires the trial court to consider all relevant and material factors, including new evidence as well as facts known at the time the original sentence was pronounced. Spann v. People, 193 Colo. 53, 561 P.2d 1268 (1977).
Only if the trial court has refused to consider any information in mitigation and fails to make findings in support of its decision is there a failure by the trial court to exercise its judicial discretion. Mikkleson v. People, supra.
Here, defendant's Crim.P. 35(b) motion merely iterated the information that was before the court at the original sentencing hearing. The only new information submitted was a letter from a psychiatrist stating that there were "a number of qualified clinicians who would provide services to defendant and his family" and two letters from previous employers stating they would consider rehiring defendant.
Because the evidence in support of defendant's Crim.P. 35(b) motion was nearly identical to that presented at the sentencing hearing, we conclude that the trial court did consider all relevant evidence and that the findings it made at the sentencing hearing were sufficient to support its later exercise of discretion in denying defendant's motion. Hence, there was no abuse of discretion, and the court's denial of the Crim.P. 35(b) motion will not be reversed. See People v. Sundstrom, 638 P.2d 831 (Colo.App.1981).
Order affirmed.
SMITH, J., concurs.
NEY, J., dissents.
*584 JUDGE NEY, dissenting.
I dissent because I believe the opinion of the majority is contrary to the holding of People v. Bridges, 662 P.2d 161 (Colo.1983).
People v. Bridges, supra, requires that the fact finding requirements in support of a sentence are applicable to a ruling on a Crim.P. 35(b) motion. Here, the record reveals no findings supporting the denial of defendant's motion. I do not agree that this court should articulate the fact finding to support the denial of defendant's motion. I would, therefore, set aside the trial court's order denying defendant's motion and remand to the trial court for findings and the entry of an appropriate order.


Art Directing a photoshoot can be interesting, especially so in this case – Rhys told me in an unsure voice, "today I asked a man to shave his chest".
We recently designed & built a new website for horticultural innovators Caledonian Tree Company. Their high tech plant pot – Air-Pot, uses air pruning to improve growth rates.
Wirral Food & Drink Festival had a sabbatical and was re-launched as Farm Feast.
One of our clients recently underwent a major rebranding and name change. The exciting challenge presented to us was to develop a brand that would appeal to new markets whilst not alienating a loyal and long standing customer base.


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The Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS) has created a Distinguished Career Award to honor the accomplishments of senior professionals who have contributed substantially to the advancement of the fields of cartography, GIS or GIScience, or the interface between cartography and GIScience. The selection process is based on a nomination letter and a supporting record of achievements.
All complete nominations will be evaluated by an Awards Committee, consisting of four CaGIS board members: Terry Slocum (Past President), Keith Clarke (Director), Meghan Smith (Director), and Xiaojun Yang (Director). While the nominee does not need to be a CaGIS member, a CaGIS member must submit the nomination (no self-nominations are allowed). Nominations should include a statement detailing why this individual's career is worthy of distinction. The statement should synthesize the nominee's career achievements through a portrait of their professional history, methods, and other relevant biographical information. Career achievements may include publications, professional posts held, influence on government and policy, students mentored, systems development, and other measures of a distinguished career. The Awards Committee will retain nominations that are not successful in the year that they are submitted for consideration in the next competition. Those who have submitted unsuccessful nominations in the past are encouraged to revise the submissions and submit them again this year.
Eligibility: Nominees must have contributed to research, teaching, service, government, and/or commercial developments in cartography, GIS, and/or GIScience. The nominee does not need to be an active member of the CaGIS Society. The nominee's contribution may extend over a period of several decades but should also include evidence of active work in the past ten years.
Award: The award consists of an engraved plaque, recognition in the journal Cartography and Geographic Information Science and the CaGIS website, and a one-year complimentary membership to the Society. The recipient will be invited to speak at one of the conferences that CaGIS is affiliated with. A stipend will be available to offset travel costs.


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[by Shiela Steinman Wallace]
Are you a non-Jewish mother who has committed to raising Jewish children? Why do it alone?
The Jewish Community of Louisville is starting a new Mothers Circle group this fall to bring mothers of other faiths raising Jewish children together to learn about Jewish rituals, customs and beliefs and discuss ideas for creating positive experiences for their families. It will also give these women a chance to share their concerns and common experiences and to provide the support they need to be successful.
"I want to create a safe and welcoming place, where women can come to learn and ask questions," said Carlyn Altman, the group's facilitator. "And if I don't know the answers, I'll know where to go to find them.
"There are many women in this situation in our community, and they're dealing with different streams of Judaism and different life situations. I want them to know, they're not alone. There are others who share their experience. I also want to help them find what they're looking for and where they fit in."
The Mothers Circle is an excellent resource that offers education about Jewish rituals, practices and values. It thanks these women for raising their children as Jews, while letting them know that we respect their decision to retain their own faith. The group also provides networking and support opportunities through the Mothers Circle National Listserv. Other local programming will also be developed for the women and their families.
If you'd like to learn more about the Mothers Circle, contact Allison Schwartz at 618-5325 or aschwartz@jewishlouisville.org.
The Mothers Circle is open only to mothers of other faiths raising Jewish children. Once a core group of members is established the first Mothers Circle class will be scheduled. Eligible women will be able to participate in the listserv immediately.
The Mothers Circle is sponsored by the Buddy Schwartz Family Fund.
Altman is a social work student at the University of Louisville's Kent School. In three months, she will complete the requirements for certification as a marriage and family associate. Prior to this, she taught at Jefferson Community College and in schools in Maryland. She was an English teacher and reading specialist.
She and her husband, William, have two children, Daniel and Alayna. They are members of Congregation Adath Jeshurun.


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Thuraya Appoints Stephen O'Neill of Boeing as Board Member
by david.nunes September 5, 2011
Thuraya Appoints Stephen O'Neill of Boeing as Board
Abu Dhabi, 5th September 2011: Thuraya Telecommunications Company, a leading international
mobile satellite services operator, announced the appointment of Mr. Stephen O'Neill, President of Boeing Satellite Systems International, Inc (BSSI), as a member of the Corporate Board of Directors.
BSSI is one of Thuraya's strategic shareholders and manufacturer of Thuraya's leading-edge commercial satellites. The appointment of Mr. Stephen O'Neill will further enhance the partnership between BSSI and Thuraya that traces back to the company's inception.
Mr. O' Neill has over 30 years of experience in the aerospace industry. With his hands-on experience in programmatics, engineering and program management for both commercial and government satellite programs plus extensive experience in the satellite launch industry, he brings a deep and broad background to Thuraya's present business development and will immeasurably add to Thuraya's transition in planning for the future. In his current position at BSSI he is responsible for the general management of the world's largest manufacturer of commercial communications satellites.
Thuraya's Chairman, Mr. Mohammad Omran, said, 'Mr. O'Neill is an exciting addition to our Board of Directors as his expertise in the aerospace industry will help shape the strategy for Thuraya's growth and future, enabling the Company to maintain its leadership position in the mobile satellite services industry.'
Thuraya is the market leader in mobile satellite handheld solutions with 70% market share within its coverage which spans 140 countries in Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia and Australia. It is the pioneer of voice, data, and maritime solutions for the land, maritime and aero sectors. Major consumers of Thuraya solutions are from the government and vertical market industries such as defense, oil and gas, broadcast media, maritime, NGOs and large corporates.
About Thuraya (www.thuraya.com)
Thuraya provides cost-effective mobile satellite services in more than 140 countries in Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia and Australia. Services provided by Thuraya include broadband, maritime, mobile voice that support dual GSM and satellite mode, rural telephony, fleet management and other advanced applications that enable people and businesses everywhere under its coverage to enjoy constant access to communications and information. Thuraya enhances sectors such as oil and gas, mining, agriculture, NGOs and maritime services through its cutting edge technology.
The Company launched its third satellite in January 2008, which has brought countries of the Asia-Pacific region under its footprint and extended its coverage to nearly two thirds of the globe's population.
Thuraya was founded in 1997 by a consortium of leading national telecommunications operators and reputed investment firms from the region.
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Some students may not be happy with the current grade for the draft in the gradebook. If you would like me to look at your paper again tomorrow, I will, and I wall average your current grade and your grade tomorrow. This is your last chance to raise the first draft grade. I will be giving your draft another grade at the end of the week. FYI: the quarter ends in six school days.
The goal today–edit your own paper.
read your entire document, making changes as necessary.
I expect to see a full, acceptable SECOND DRAFT at the beginning of class tomorrow.


The picture of the man taking pictures in the field is really well done and looks real. I think the lighting is well done. Good job!
I love the motif of the elder men, these images are well put together although the one with the man in the field. Maybe if you made his shadow more patchy like to follow the pattern? Since there is a shadow already, but overall these two images are brilliant!
Your shadows and lighting are great, they look like they belong in the scene, great job.
The photo of the guy taking a picture of the ground is very good! You did a good job on the shadowing and blending it into the grass.


A numerical look at the sailing competition of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games based on historic facts and figures.
1900 - Year in which Olympic Sailing events were first held.
690 - Distance in kilometres from Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center to the National Stadium, or "Bird's Nest", in Beijing.
213 - Height in centimetres of Raul AGUAYO (DOM), the tallest sailor at the Games.
157 - Height in cm of Nancy RIOS (USA), the shortest Sailing competitor in Beijing.
112 - Weight in kilogrammes of Bernardo SANTOS (POR), the heaviest sailor at the Olympics.
58 - Age of John DANE (USA), the oldest sailor at Beijing 2008.
57 - Total of sailing medals won by the United States, the most by any nation.
48 - Weight in kg of Elise RECHICHI (AUS), the lightest Sailing competitor at the Games.
19 - Number of gold medals won by Great Britain, the most by any nation.
17 - Age of Peter BURLING (NZL), the youngest sailor in Qingdao.
16 - Years between the two gold medals won by Johan August ANKER (NOR), in 1912 and 1928.
11 - Number of medal events in Men's (seven) and Women's (four) competitions, two of which are in windsurfing.
9 - Number of medals won by Canada, the most by any nation never to win a gold medal.
5 - Medals won by Torben GRAEL (BRA), the most by any individual sailor.
4 - Total of gold medals won by Paul ELVSTRÖM (DEN), the most successful Olympic sailor.
3 - Medals won by Barbara KENDALL (NZL) and Alessandra SENSINI (ITA), the most by female sailors.
2 - Gold medals won by Shirley ROBERTSON (GBR) and Theresa ZABELL (ESP), making them the most successful female Olympic sailors.
1 - Most medals won by China at an Olympics. Xiaodong ZHANG (1992, Sailing) and Jian YIN (2004, Windsurfing) both took silver.


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Home News & resources UK P&I CLUB LIVE WEBINAR (Series 8): Chemical tanker claims
UK P&I CLUB LIVE WEBINAR (Series 8): Chemical tanker claims
The UK P&I Club recently held a webinar on the subject of Chemical Tanker Claims. The Webinar was a great success with more than 1000 registrations from over 58 countries.
The Webinar looked at three main aspects of Chemical tanker operations:
The issues related to tank preparation, including variable tank cleaning standards and difficult cargoes, problems with wall wash tests, failing of first foot samples and problems with improper sampling of cargoes.
Issues related to Tank Coatings such as warranty issues provided by coating manufacturers, discoloration of tank coating and blistering caused by additives and corrosive cargoes.
Legal issues related to the failure of cargo tanks and first foot sampling, due diligence obligation of ship staff to tank cleaning and also cargo quantity issues such as voyage loss and the 0.3% trade allowances - especially in the palm oil trade.
The highlight of the webinar was the high level of interaction with the live audience, both through the questions raised by the audience as well as with live polls taken.
A recording of the webinar is provided and will be of great interest to all people involved with the Tanker trade.
Following Q&As
As a follow up, the LP team has conducted further recording with the panellists where they covered the various questions that could not be covered due to the lack of time. These questions not only include the questions raised by the audience during registrations, but also the concerns and questions raised by the audience during the webinar itself.
With Stephen Mackin
In this Phone-A-Friend video, the host of the Webinar, Capt Anuj Velankar, talks with the lawyer Stephen Mackin of Clyde & Co on the various legal issues related with Chemical tanker claims and about liquid cargoes in general. Among the various issues discussed are the obligations of Owners and Charterers in preparing the cargo tanks for loading, proper descriptions on the Bills of lading, ship shore differences, Cargo allowances in the palm oil trade, effect of LOI's given by the counter party and the proper way of describing the cargo on the Bills of lading.
With Richard Barnes
In this Phone-A-Friend video, the host of the Webinar, Capt Anuj Velankar, talks with the Supercargo expert Richard Barnes of Lighthouse Maritime. Richard speaks of the various practical challenges related to the operating a chemical tanker. Among the various issues discussed are the problems with standardizing wall wash tests, the various pros and cons of spectrometer analysis, new regulations coming up in Jan 2021 and the way he sees the landscape of the chemical tanker industry changing in the near future.
The UK Club webinars promote safety and best practices, and are currently being held on a monthly basis. If you would like to be included in the mailing list, reach out to your Club contact or the Loss prevention team at lossprevention.ukclub@thomasmiller.com .
UK Club Staff
Tanker and LNG issues
Phone-A-Friend with Stephen Mackin
In this video the lawyer Stephen Mackin speaks on the various legal issues related with chemical tanker claims and about liquid cargoes in general.
Phone-a-Friend with Richard Barnes
In this video the supercargo expert Richard Barnes speaks on the various practical challenges related to the operating of a chemical tanker.
UK P&I CLUB LIVE WEBINAR (Series 6)_ Legal aspects of Passage Planning and Bridge Resource Management_FINAL
In a recent decision on the CMA CGM Libra, the Court of Appeal held that defects in passage planning, could render a vessel unseaworthy.
UK P&I CLUB LIVE WEBINAR (Series 5) _ Practical aspects of Passage Planning and Bridge Resource Management_Part 1
This webinar has been split into two videos, this first webinar recording contains the complete webinar in which Capt Anuj Velankar, Sr Loss prevention executive, dealt with the case study of the CMA CGM Libra, what can be learnt and the best practices to be followed moving forward.


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Published on: April 24, 2020 | by Don Turner Legal Team
Georgia, much like the rest of the United States, has been doing its best to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. This has meant closing schools and non-essential businesses, enacting social distancing measures, and ordering Americans to shelter in place at their homes. However, Georgia citizens' days of sheltering in place might soon be coming to an end. On Monday, April 20, 2020, Governor Brian Kemp announced he will be gradually allowing businesses to reopen starting Friday, April 24, 2020. How do you feel about this decision, and if you are a small business owner, how are you planning to handle this? Let the Don Turner Legal Team know on our Facebook page!
On April 24, select businesses in Georgia, including gyms, bowling alleys, tattoo parlors, and barber shops will be allowed to reopen under this new measure. By April 27, theaters and dine-in restaurants will be allowed to reopen their doors to the public. However, these businesses will still have to abide by social distancing guidelines. This means screening workers for respiratory symptoms, maintaining proper workplace sanitation, and staggering shifts to minimize the number of people in contact with each other. Other businesses , such as bars and nightclubs, will still remain closed until further notice.
While Governor Kemp's decision allows select businesses to reopen their doors, that does not mean every business owner is planning to do this. In fact, the reaction among Georgia business owners has been decisively mixed. Some business owners are grateful to reopen their doors and avoid having to lay off their employees. Others are uncertain whether or not they can run their business properly while abiding by Governor Kemp's guidelines, as many of the businesses being allowed to reopen involve close contact with customers. Some businesses have chosen to remain closed altogether for the time being, despite having the green light to reopen.
Be aware that despite Governor Kemp's recent decision, Georgia remains under a shelter in place order until April 30. Once this order officially expires (and there is no indication that it will be extended), we can expect to see more businesses across Georgia being allowed to reopen. It will take some time before we return to business as usual in Georgia, but the data indicates that it is ready to begin happening. According to Governor Kemp, reports of emergency room visits for COVID-19-esque symptoms, along with confirmed COVID-19 cases are declining in Georgia.
Our federal government's plan to reopen America in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak involves three phases. As of this writing, our governor feels the state of Georgia is on track to meet Phase One by having access to an adequate number of hospital beds, testing measures, and a way to track contact spread of the novel coronavirus. Georgia has already expanded its hospital bed capacity, and Governor Kemp has expressed his intention to partner with the Georgia health system and double down on testing.
Brian Kemp has encouraged Georgia citizens to help the testing process along by downloading a virtual screening app from Augusta University, which maintains a drive-through testing center. By using this app if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, you can streamline the testing process and reduce stress on the testing site workers. The Georgia National Guard will also be deploying to select hot spots to conduct testing, starting this week. This testing service is completely free and requires no insurance information, so feel free to take advantage of it.
Although a number of businesses throughout Georgia will be reopening their doors in the coming week, Georgia courts will remain closed for nonessential matters until May 13, per Chief Justice Melton's judicial emergency order. Make sure to keep checking your court's website and stay in touch with your court clerk – this emergency order has led to many hearings being moved well into the summer months, and you need to be prepared once your next court date is on the calendar.
Soon, many businesses across Georgia will have the opportunity to reopen their doors to the public and begin returning to normalcy. Are you one of the business owners who is ready to get back to work, or are you planning to approach things a bit more cautiously? And as a Georgia citizen, how to you plan to handle Governor Kemp's decision? No matter how you feel about it, one thing is quite clear – Georgia has officially embarked on the road to recovery.
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Q: Como recuperar el ultimo id generado en oracle 11g Estoy tratando de capturar el último id registrado en una tabla (USO ORACLE 11G) y buscando en internet me encontre este post.
No encontre mucha informacion en español por eso solo estoy usando como referencia solo este post, pero no me funciona. En el post indica que hay que crear un trigger y luego capturar el id ingresado , a través de  un returning into pero al momento de ejecutar la sentencia de insert junto con el  returning  me da error,  pero si ejecuto solo el insert  no hay problema. En teoría debería ejecutarse las dos instrucciones juntas.
En concreto me da el sgt error:

"ORA-01008: NOT ALL VARIABLES  BOUND".

/*CREANDO SECUENCIAS*/

create sequence id_pedido
 start with 1
 increment by 1;
/*CREO LA TABLA PADRE*/
create table pedidos_padre(
id_pedidos_padre int primary key,
id_usuario int,
fecha_registro date,
nom_cliente varchar(150),
foreign key(id_usuario)
references usuario(id_usuario)
);
/*creo un disparador para capturar el ultimo id generado*/

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER pedidos_padre_bit
BEFORE INSERT ON pedidos_padre
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
  SELECT id_pedido.NEXTVAL
  INTO   :new.id_pedidos_padre
  FROM   dual;
END;

insert into pedidos_padre(id_pedidos_padre,id_usuario,fecha_registro,nom_cliente)
values(id_pedido.nextval,2,sysdate,'rayito')
RETURNING id_pedidos_padre INTO :last_insert_id

Gracias de antemano.

A: te sirve si obtienes el mayor rowid de la tabla?
SELECT ID_PEDIDOS_PADRE
FROM PEDIDOS_PADRE
WHERE ROWID =
    (
    SELECT MAX(ROWID)
    FROM PEDIDOS_PADRE
    )

A: Ya revisaste con currval?
SELECT id_pedido.CURRVAL from dual;

Saludos.

A: Para saber el ID basta con que cojas el máximo
SELECT  MAX(IDPEDIDO)
FROM PEDIDOS_PADRE

Si lo estás usando en un PL
SELECT MAX(IDPEDIDO) INTO variableDeSalida
FROM PEDIDOS_PADRE

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Mysuru: If you are planning for a banking transaction this weekend, plan it in advance as all the nationalised banks will be closed for four days.
The bank holidays will begin from Mar.29 with a holiday for Mahaveer Jayanti; Mar.30 for Good Friday; Mar.31: Banks will be open and there will be transactions; Apr.1: Sunday (Holiday); Apr.2: Bank's Financial Year closing day and there will be no public transaction.
During the holiday period, ATMs are often found without cash, inconveniencing many customers. This problem is particularly severe in Mysuru, which becomes packed with tourists during long weekends; so, by evening, most of the ATMs are sure to be out of cash.
Meanwhile, a bank official said that banks are working hard to get everything in order before the holidays begin and also ensure that ATMs are stocked with extra currencies. This weekend, Mysureans may plan their finances in advance before the ATMs display 'no cash' boards.
The post Plan your banking in advance appeared first on Star of Mysore.


The journey began back in 2014, when we started a speciality coffee shop in Portsmouth called Canvas Coffee. Being a speciality coffee shop we wanted to showcase some really exciting speciality coffees from different roasters from across the world, so we started 'guesting' coffees from different roasters every couple of weeks.
Sometimes we'd get some really amazing tasting coffees which our customers at the cafe loved, but sometimes we got some fairly boring, flat ones that just didn't taste as good as the samples we tried.
At the beginning we figured it was down to our lack of experience as baristas, but after a while we started to get this sense that maybe it wasn't us and that made us curious.
So next we decided to go and do some courses on coffee roasting!
First an SCAE Foundation in Coffee Roasting, then a 3 day course on how to roast, then later an intimate workshop with the guy who wrote the book on coffee roasting - Scott Rao.
We got a small 2.4kg roaster, which we called Tony (after Tony the tiger) and began roasting when the coffee shop was closed - on a Sunday!
After 37kilos of practicing we finally had some coffee we really liked the taste off, so we started selling it.
Almost 3 years on our little hobby has grown a fair bit, we are stocked each week at Canvas Coffee in Portsmouth, have a few wholesale customers and have been guested by a number of speciality coffee shops in the UK.
After years of being asked by our customers we've finally made an online store - we hope you like it.


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Encapsulate a collection of ActionMapping objects that can be
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When compared to the median income of individuals working in Florida, Pompano Beach's average income is $1,670 less than that of the state.
Pompano Beach has 7% more citizens, with only high school diploma and/or GEDs, than the state's general population's average, in Florida.


Identify and reflect upon key concepts related to your planning a policymaker call b) provide empirical evidence to support new insights gained regarding your policy issue and the policymaking process c) present ideas in a clear, succinct, and scholarly manner. COURSE OUTCOMES This assignment enables the student to meet the following course outcomes: (CO#1) Analyze application of theories to the development of policies that affect nursing and health care. (PO 9, 10) (CO#3) Communicate with policymakers to advocate for effective policies that affect nurses and nursing, consumers, or the health care system. (PO 2, 3, 10) (CO#4) Analyze the historical, ethical, and political contexts of healthcare policy and the consequences of policy implementation. (PO 6, 10) (CO#6) Investigate the interrelationship between policy decisions and evidence-based practice. (PO4, 7, 10) DUE DATE Saturday 11:59 p.m. MT at the end of Week 3 TOTAL POINTS: 175 points REQUIREMENTS Assignment Criteria for Presentation: 1. Provide an introduction to your policy-priority issue. 2. Articulate key points under each of the Formulating a Health Care Policy Ungraded Worksheet #1 sections, using the headings in your paper. 3. Provide a critique of empirical evidence that supports your chosen policy issue and analysis. 4. Demonstrate the importance and impact of the chosen policy issue to nursing. 5. Provide concluding statements summarizing the content. 6. The paper will be a minimum of 4 pages and a maximum offive pages in length,in APA format 6th edition,excluding the title and reference page.


The Dot Tee is named for its airy polka dot fabric – an easy 2x2 rib with a yarn-over skip. This is a hip length tee with waist shaping created from gradual decreases, then increases, tucked into the vertical purl stripes along each side. Its neckline is a wide crew. 2 sleeve length options are included – a short cap and three-quarter – for multi season wear-ability. This piece is worked in the round, from the bottom up, until the armholes where it splits and is worked back and forth. Stitches are picked up around the neckline for rib trimming that continues from the repeat of its bodice. Set-in sleeves are worked flat from the bottom up and seamed.
• Short sleeve version: 5, 6, 6, 7, 8, 8, 9 skeins, or for comparable yarn, approx 855, 975, 1085, 1195, 1315, 1430, 1540 yards / 785, 895, 995, 1095, 1205, 1310, 1410 m.
• Three-quarter sleeve version: 7, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 skeins, or for comparable yarn total approximately 1105, 1265, 1410, 1560, 1735, 1910, 2065 yards / 1010, 1160, 1290, 1430, 1590, 1750, 1890 m.
Long-tail CO, circular knitting, decreases (ssk, k2tog, skp, p2tog, p2tog tbl), increases (yo, p1-f/b, m1R, m1L, m1pR, m1pL), short row shaping and 3-needle BO at shoulders, stitch pick up around neckline, blocking, and seaming (sleeve cap into armholes).
11 page pdf includes pattern instructions, lace description and chart with tips for lace shaping, photographs, schematics, and definitions for relevant abbreviations.


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Air India on the verge of defaulting on bank loans again, says report
By CNBC-TV18 Aug 23, 2018 10:17:31 AM IST (Published)
State-owned Air India is once again on the verge of defaulting on bank loan repayments and the aviation ministry has sought Rs 500 crore from the finance ministry on an urgent basis, The Economic Times reported.
"A letter has been sent (to the finance ministry) to release the money in the interim so that payments can be made to banks," an aviation ministry official told the newspaper.
The Rs 500 crore sought from the finance ministry will be over and above the Rs 1,500 crore Air India is raising as a short-term loan from Bank of Baroda. The short-term loan is likely to be exhausted in funding commitments other than bank loan repayments.
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Business News›Jobs›UFlex aims to hire 400 employees in next six months
UFlex aims to hire 400 employees in next six months
Brinda Sarkar
In India alone, UFlex has hired over 120 new team members in this fiscal so far, which is an addition of 2% to the existing India workforce numbers. Out of these, around 25 new hires range from mid to senior-level management.
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The company has also been rolling out various initiatives to keep employees safe.
Bengaluru: Flexible packaging materials and solutions company UFlex is looking to hire 400+ people to its team. As part of its global expansion plan, the packaging firm will be hiring these employees across their global plants in the next six months, where a mix of local and expatriates will be employed.
The company is opening new plants in Russia, Nigeria, Hungary and adding a new line in their existing facility in Poland.
In India alone, UFlex has hired over 120 new team members in this fiscal so far, which is an addition of 2% to the existing India workforce numbers. Out of these, around 25 new hires range from mid to senior-level management. The resource spread would be across various functions with expertise in operations, B2B marketing, production, quality control, R&D and supply chain.
"One of the crucial factors to revive the economy globally is to generate more job opportunities. When most companies are either downsizing or halting their recruitment plans due to the pandemic's aftermath, UFlex hasn't let the unforeseen situation derail its global expansion plan, and has gone on to hire more people," Chandan Chattaraj, president–HR, India & Global at UFlex, told ET.
"With increased demand for packaged products in various categories and as a company that caters to a large share of this demand, it has become imperative for us to strengthen our workforce and machineries to keep up with the change in demand that the pandemic has created. With all these factors at play, investment in personnel has become consequential," he added.
As an organisation listed under Essential Services Maintenance Act, UFlex was one of the first few packaging companies that was able to resume its operations amidst lockdown imposed earlier this year, ensuring that the packaging supply chain to FMCG and the pharmaceutical industry continued.
The company has also been rolling out various initiatives to keep employees safe - from installing disinfectant tunnels to continuous sanitising breaks and following social distancing at the shop-floor and offices.
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