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Le péril fécal désigne le danger que représente les fèces et excreta d'origine humaine et désigne indirectement l'ensemble des maladies liées à ces excréments.

Le mot « péril » indique un danger ou une situation dans laquelle se trouve quelqu'un ou quelque chose dont l'existence même est menacée, et le terme « fécal » indique que ce danger menaçant est relatif aux fèces, aux excréments humains.

Épidémiologie
Les maladies liées au péril fécal constituent l'une des principales causes de morbidité et de mortalité dans les pays en développement.

Les zones tropicales sont le site privilégié des nombreuses affections regroupées sous le nom de péril fécal. Les diarrhées qui en découlent sont responsables de 5 % des causes de morbidité dans le monde et de 18 % des cas de mortalité des enfants de moins de 5 ans.

On désigne également ces maladies comme les « maladies des mains sales ».

Le péril fécal est favorisé par l'extrême pauvreté, et atteint un milliard de personnes. Cette situation est entretenue par une urbanisation anarchique, sans accès à l'eau potable, et une désorganisation sociale.

L'importance du péril fécal est illustrée par une étude réalisée au Gabon, qui a trouvé des parasites chez 99 % des enfants, dont 88 % étaient infectés par plusieurs espèces de parasites.

Contamination
La contamination se fait en général par ingestion de matières fécales qui elles-mêmes contiennent des microbes responsables de maladies. La transmission des maladies se fait par voie digestive, directement par les mains sales ou indirectement par l'eau ou les aliments souillés de matières fécales.

La contamination s'effectue par l'alimentation (eau, crudités) qui contient les formes infectantes des bactéries, (salmonelles, vibrions), virus (rotavirus, norovirus) et parasites (œufs d'helminthes, kystes de protozoaires) ou par pénétration transcutanée des larves situées dans l'eau (bilharzioses) ou sur le sol (anguillules, ankylostomes).

La contamination se fait donc le plus souvent par voie orale : on parle de transmission oro-fécale.

Dans la majorité des cas le cycle de transmission des maladies liées au péril fécal est lié à l'existence de porteurs de la maladie qui peuvent être symptomatiques (présentant des symptômes) ou asymptomatiques (porteurs sains), mais contaminant dans les deux cas.

Le sujet réceptif mange des aliments contaminés, mais peut aussi boire de l'eau contaminée ou bien avoir touché des éléments contaminés, avoir les « mains sales ». Finalement il finit par ingérer quelques particules contenant les microbes responsables. Il devient alors à son tour porteur de ces agents qui se reproduisent dans son corps, et à son tour il va éliminer des matières fécales contenant les microbes qui vont, en absence de mesures d'hygiène et d'une régulation correcte des fèces aller contaminer l'environnement humain, le sol, l'eau, les aliments.

Cycle : matières fécales infestées → mains, sol, eau, mouches → transmettent aux aliments → qui transmettent à un sujet.

Principales maladies liées au péril fécal
Parmi les principales maladies liées au péril fécal, on retrouve les maladies véhiculées par des virus :
 de l'Hépatite A ;
 de la Poliomyélite ;
 du Rotavirus ;
 et de l'agent de Norwalk,

ou les bactéries :
 de la Salmonellose ;
 du Choléra ;
 les Shigella ;
 les Escherichia coli pathogènes (EHEC, EPEC, EIEC, ETEC) ;
 et Yersinia enterocolitica.

On trouve également certains champignons comme le genre Enterocytozoon.

Parmi les principaux parasites transmis on compte :
 Amibes ;
 Anguillule ;
 Ankylostome ;
 Ascaris lumbricoides ;
 Cyclosporose ;
 Douves ;
 Echinococcose alvéolaire ;
 Entamoeba histolytica ;
 Enterocytozoon ;
 Fasciola hepatica ;
 Giardia duodenalis ;
 Giardiase ;
 Isospora belli ;
 Oxyurose ;
 Schistosome ;
 Taenia saginata et Taenia solium ;
 Toxoplasma gondii (selle de chats) ;
 Trichocéphale ;
 Trichocéphalose.

Durée de vie des agents pathogènes dans le milieu extérieur
 Choléra : 15 jours dans l'eau à  ;
 Poliovirus : 200 jours à l'ombre ;
 Amibes : de 15 jours à 20 ans selon les espèces ;
 Ascaris : 2 à 3 ans en milieu obscur et humide ;
 Salmonella : 4 mois dans le lait, ou plusieurs mois en milieu humide

Prophylaxie
Les règles d'hygiène en vigueur dans les pays développés représentent une garantie majeure de sécurité vis-à-vis des protistes. En revanche, dans les pays en développement, des mesures prophylactiques complémentaires doivent être mises en place pour lutter contre "le péril fécal".

La meilleure prophylaxie est fondée sur le strict respect de l'hygiène personnelle, alimentaire et collective, en l'absence de produits prophylactiques véritablement efficaces.

Hygiène collective
La lutte contre le péril fécal passe par le tout à l'égout, le bon usage des boues résiduaires, la construction de latrines pour éviter la dispersion des œufs (les embryophores des cestodes restent viables dans les boues résiduaires épandues sur les champs, ce qui explique la pérennisation du cycle).

Mais également l'éducation sanitaire dans les pays endémiques (lavage des mains, éloigner les animaux comme les porcs des fèces humaines, ne pas utiliser de fèces humaines non traitées pour fertiliser les zones agricoles).

Dépistage et traitement de masse des individus porteurs
La lutte contre l'endémie nécessite une stratégie globale incluant le dépistage et le traitement de masse des individus porteurs qui sont à l'origine de la transmission

L'éducation sanitaire
Dans les zones tropicales l'éducation sanitaire est fondamentale : hygiène des mains, protection de l'eau et des aliments, boire de l'eau en bouteille ou préalablement traitée, éviter le plus possible les bains en eau douce stagnante et la marche pieds nus en terrains boueux. L'enseignement de ces notions d'hygiène élémentaire doit débuter dès l'âge scolaire en insistant sur l'intérêt des latrines.

Dans certains cas existent des vaccins contre certaines affections bactériennes ou virales (typhoïde, hépatite A, Rotavirus) mais, dans la grande majorité des cas la prophylaxie de ces affections nécessite de prendre des mesures d'hygiène et de les maintenir.

Fruits et légumes
L'élimination du péril fécal repose sur les règles d'hygiène notamment lors des contaminations des produits maraîchers.

En zone d'infestation, il est recommandé de laver soigneusement et de désinfecter les fruits et légumes avec un antiseptique comme le permanganate à usage externe avant leur utilisation, et de cuire correctement les aliments.

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
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 Excrément
 Gestion des boues de vidange
 Henry Moule inventeur des toilettes à terre (Dry Earth System)
 Matière fécale
 Toilettes
 Toilettes sèches
 Utilisation des excreta

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Home International Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif leaves for London for medical treatment
Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif leaves for London for medical treatment
Lahore, Pakistan's ailing former prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday left for London in an air ambulance for medical treatment for multiple diseases after the Lahore High Court allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks and rejected the Imran Khan government's condition of furnishing an indemnity bond.
Sharif, 69, is accompanied by his younger brother Shehbaz Sharif and his personal physician Adnan Khan. He left for London via Qatar in a "high-end" air ambulance which arrived from Doha.
PMLN spokesperson Marriyum Auranzeb tod that Sharif would be taken to Harely Street Clinic upon arrival in London for his treatment and if required he may be shifted to the US (Boston) for further treatment.
She said that before the departure the doctors examined Sharif at his Jati Umra residence in Lahore and gave him a heavy dose of steroids and medicines to ensure that his condition remains stable during the travel.
"Former PM Nawaz Sharif will depart for London, UK via Doha, Qatar in an Airbus A-319-133LR / A7-MED Air Ambulance managed by Qatar Airways at 10:00 AM PST. ETA (HEATHROW/LHR): 06:30 PM GMT Insha'Allah," physician Khan said earlier in a tweet on Tuesday.
An intensive care unit and an operation theatre has been set up in the air ambulance and a team of doctors and paramedics will also be on board, he said in a tweet last night.
On Wednesday, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf government granted a one-time permission to Sharif for four weeks to travel abroad for his treatment provided he submitted indemnity bonds worth Rs 700 crore.
Sharif challenged this condition in the court terming it 'illegal' and a "trap" of prime minister Khan to use them (bonds) for his political gains.
He recently secured eight weeks bail on medical grounds from the Islamabad High Court in the Al-Azizia Mills corruption case in which he was serving seven years imprisonment. He also got bail from the LHC in the money laundering case.
He agreed to go to the UK for treatment, heeding doctors' advice and accepting his family's request. He was scheduled to leave for London on a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight on Sunday. However, he could not leave as his name figured in the no fly-list.
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We have reports that a Christian family was killed one day after Easter Sunday in a targeted attack in Pakistan by ISIS militants.
Three men and a woman–all members of the same family–were reportedly killed in the western city of Quetta the day after Easter on Monday evening when armed men opened fire on the rickshaw carrying them. A 12-year-old girl, also in the rickshaw, survived and was taken to the hospital, reports Pakistan's Dawn news agency.
The family from the Pakistani province of Punjab had traveled to Quetta, a town near the Afghanistan border, to celebrate Easter with relatives. This attack comes three months after ISIS militants stormed a church compound in Quetta right before Christmas, killing nine people.
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The attack targeted the family for their faith.
"One young girl has been wounded, and four people have been killed, they were all Christians," Ali Mardan, a senior police official, told Al Jazeera.
The tragic attack is a sobering reminder to be in prayer for our persecuted brothers and sisters each day and especially during Christian celebrations like Easter and Christmas. Holidays we celebrate publicly without concern or fear of violence have become increasingly dangerous and volatile times of the year for persecuted Christians around the world.
Pray for divine comfort and God's presence to surround the relatives and friends of this family.
Pray for healing for this 12-year-old girl and for provision as she walks through the trauma and grief of losing her family. Pray that God would reveal His plan for her care and life in the months and years ahead.
Pray with all of our brothers and sisters in Pakistan who continue to face pressure and violence for their faith from all sides–including Muslim extremist organizations like ISIS, government officials and society.
Pray that God would draw these militants to Himself, that they would sense and accept His unconditional love for them.


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Home Dispatches Celebrate Three Women Sharing Nobel
Celebrate Three Women Sharing Nobel
by Amitabh Pal
For the first time, three women have been jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, a cause for celebration.
Two of the women are Liberian, including the country's current head of state, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, while the third one is a Yemeni activist, Tawakkul Karman, the first Arab woman to get the Nobel. Only a dozen women had previously gotten the Nobel Peace Prize in more than a century of its existence.
The prize has been awarded to the three "for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights to full participation in peace building work," the Nobel Committee said in its press release. "We cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence developments at all levels of society."
Of the three awards, the one with the broadest significance may be the recognition given to Karman due to her involvement in the Arab Spring. (She has dedicated her prize "to all Arab revolutions.") Karman, at thirty-two the youngest Nobel Peace laureate ever, has been organizing peaceful protests since 2007 against the regime of Yemeni strongman Ali Abdullah Saleh. She has also helped set up a Yemeni organization called Women Journalists Breaking the Chains, all the while taking inspiration from Gandhi, Mandela, and, above all, Martin Luther King. "She's led demonstrations, even in years gone by, leading up to the time of Yemen's unrest, which began in January, and she has inspired a lot of women as a result," British journalist Iona Craig told Democracy Now. "She has fought very hard for press freedom and Yemen and she has also fought for political prisoners and for journalism in general in the country."
Karman occupies an interesting place on the ideological spectrum—a liberal Islamist activist, with all the complexities contained within. "Giving it to a woman and an Islamist? That means a sort of re-evaluation," Nadia Mostafa, a professor of international relations at Cairo University, told The New York Times. "It means Islam is not against peace, it's not against women, and Islamists can be women activists, and they can fight for human rights, freedom and democracy."
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"The president's shining international image contrasts with the shaky condition of the Liberian economy, where fewer than one in five people have full-time employment, and with her early support for the warlord Charles Taylor, whom she later disavowed," The New York Times reports. "And though she is credited abroad with restoring peace in Liberia, about 8,000 United Nations peacekeeping troops are still deployed here."
Her political opponents also call into question the timing of the award, since it comes on the eve of a difficult reelection bid. Perhaps the least controversial among the three is Leymah Gbowee, a Liberian peace activist whose activism became known in the West through the award-winning documentary "Pray the Devil Back to Hell."
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Coincidentally, Gbowee's memoir, "Mighty Be Our Powers," arrived at our office just a few days ago. She writes in her book that on every occasion she has been recognized for her work, "Each time my response was the same: Me?" "The work is hard," she adds. "The immensity of what needs to be done is discouraging. But you look at communities that are struggling on a daily basis. They keep on—and in the eyes of the people there, you are a symbol of hope. And so you, too, must keep on." The Nobel announcement comes barely a few weeks after the passing away of Wangari Maathai, the environmentalist and women's rights activist extraordinaire who was the first African woman to become a Nobel Peace laureate. Maathai must be smiling somewhere.
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Archeon es una banda de death metal melódico procedente de Polonia.

Historia
La historia de Archeon comienza en el año 2001. En aquel momento estaba formada por Michal Kostrzynski (compositor y mente maestra de la banda) y Michal Tomaszewski. Buscando miembros para formar un grupo que reflejara sus gustos por la música clásica y el heavy metal, encontraron en su camino al teclista Janek Lesniak. Tiempo después se toparon con el baterista Tomek Grochowski y el bajista Andrzej Sadrakula. Luego de probar muchos vocalistas, Michal Kostrzynski decidió hacer el mismo el papel de vocalista. A un año de haberse formado, la banda grabó en Hertz Studio su primer sencillo, con la ayuda de los famosos productores Slawek y Wojtek Wieslawscy (Vader), llamado Dead World.

En enero de 2003, el guitarrista rítmico fue cambiado por Radek Pólrolniczak y el bajista por Grzegorz Jezierski. Junto con el resto de la banda, el sencillo fue recibiendo muy buenas críticas. Luego de exitosos conciertos, la banda volvió al estudio para trabajar en el material de su álbum debut End Of The Weakness. La grabación tuvo lugar en Studio-X, Polonia, en enero de 2004.

Pocos meses después, Grzegorz Jezierski abandonó Archeon. El nuevo bajista fue Jarek Kajszczak. En septiembre de 2004, Janek Lesniak tomó la decisión de dejar el mundo de la música y unirse a la Armada Polaca. Como cuarteto, Archeon grabó un videoclip para la canción Prayer, que se estaba volviendo más y más popular. El éxito de la canción vino junto con el lanzamiento de su álbum debut, lo que ocurrió en julio de 2005 por Empire Records. Luego de unos meses Archeon había vendido 5000 copias de End of the Weakness. Con el soporte de sus admiradores y el poder de crear Heavy Metal, Michal Kostrzynski preparó nuevas canciones para el siguiente álbum. En enero de 2007, Archeon entró al Zed Studio en Olkusz, Polonia, donde nuevas canciones fueron grabadas para su próximo álbum Mirror Of Sins.

Actualmente Archeon desapareció ya que los integrantes de la banda decidieron cambiar su nombre a Made Of Hate y lanzaron el primer material de esta nuevo agrupación llamado "Bullet In Your Head" el año 2008.

Miembros
 Michal "Mike" Kostrzynski - guitarra líder
 Radek Pólrolniczak - voises
 Jarek Adam Kajszczak - bajo (2006 - 2012)
 Tomek Grochowski - batería

Miembros pasados
 Michal Tomaszewski - guitarra rítmica (2001 - 2003)
 Andrzej Sadrakula - bajo (2001 - 2003)
 Grzegorz Jezierski - bajo (2003 - 2004)
 Janek Lesniak - teclado (2001 - 2004)

Discografía
 End Of The Weakness (2005)

Enlaces externos
 MySpace Archeon

Artistas de AFM Records
Grupos de música de Polonia
Grupos de death metal melódico de Polonia
Grupos de música de los años 2000
Cuartetos de música de Polonia


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Suez Canal Authority: Wind not main cause of container ship Ever Given grounding
by Mariska Buitendijk | Mar 27, 2021 | Dredging, Grounding, Maritime accidents, News, Shipping | 0 comments
Strong winds were not the main cause of the container ship Ever Given running aground in the Suez Canal, as was reported earlier. The Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, the state-owned company that owns the canal, said this in a press conference.
It is possible that human error caused the 400-metre ship to veer diagonally in the canal and run aground in the shallower sides of the shipping lane. The investigation into the cause of the blockade will not begin until the ship is refloated, said Suez Canal Authority Chairman Osama Rabie.
Also read: Huge container ship blocks Suez Canal
Propellers freed by dredgers
Rabie said that progress has been made in resolving the blockage, but it is still unclear how long it will take to refloat the Ever Given. He said the ship's propellers and rudder were able to turn again after dredging work on Friday night. The propellers then jammed again due to high tide.
The container ship Ever Given has been stuck in the shallow sides of the Suez Canal since Tuesday 23 March. Because of the position of the ship, other ships cannot pass through the important canal for the transport of goods between Asia and Europe. A total of 321 ships are now waiting for free passage through the Suez Canal.
Heavier tugs
At this moment ten tugboats are at the blockade ship. The Dutch company Smit Salvage, which has been asked to assist in refloating the Ever Given, reported that heavier tugs will arrive on Sunday afternoon. These two ships with extra pulling power could not be deployed until Sunday evening at the earliest, according to a spokesperson from parent company Boskalis.
Also read: CEO Boskalis: Container ship Ever Given could be refloated after the weekend
In addition to dredging and towing, Smit Salvage is also making preparations to remove cargo from the ship.
Picture by Suez Canal Authority.


As a little Jersey girl I would stand on a chair in the kitchen, apron draping to the floor, watching my mother cook for my dad and my family. I remember her saying vividly with that beautiful accent…"Brenda, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach." I thought she meant Daddy…but, what I've come to learn it's actually true for Daddy and everyone else.
After a way too long career in the financial industry, I came to realize that cooking professionally is my passion... it's what I should have been doing all along. I truly enjoy making food that makes people happy. Fast-forward twenty years from that chair in Jersey, that little girl's dream has come true. BrendAmoré was born, an Italian catering company featuring dishes I know even my parents would be proud of.
We feature the traditional Italian dishes, but have also mixed in some non-traditional recipes that may just surprise you. We also will cater according to your special dietary needs such as gluten free.
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Q: Go Build tag - getting timestamp on Windows I have seen the following command to set build version
go build -ldflags "-X main.minversion `date -u +.%Y%m%d%.H%M%S`" service.go

but I cant get the timestamp part to work on Windows !
I am using go 1.5 with the following arguments...
build -i -ldflags "-X main.SERVER_NAME=MFFP -X main.VERSION=1.0.0 -X main.BUILD_DATE=`date -u +.%Y%m%d%.H%M%S`"

The error is with the date part
Is this error system related?
Anyone tried this on Windows?
Thanks!

A: The command on *nix systems is using backtick command substitution. date is a built-in on POSIX, and anything inside `s is interpreted as a shell command and is replaced by its value.
cmd.exe doesn't do command substitution inside backticks at all, There's some ways to accomplish the same thing using for /F delims="", aka the most powerful command in Windows shell, but it's pretty hacky. Maybe use powershell instead, which supports the $(command) syntax?
PS C:\users\adsmith> go build -i -ldflags "-X main.SERVER_NAME=MFFP -X main.VERSION=1.0.0 -X main.BUILD_DATE=$(Get-Date -uformat .%Y%m%d%.H%M%S)"

You might have to play with the format -- I'm not sure what that's supposed to look like on POSIX. This outputs:
.20160107.111641
// Jan 7th 2016, 11:16:41

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Giannis Gavalas is the leading naturalist of the Kiklades (Cyclades) islands. Over the last years he has been recording the nature of the islands. In this book, he presents the 25 species of butterflies, recorded on the island of Iraklia.


Colombia's southernmost state, Amazonas, boasts four national parks and is home to some of richest biodiversity on the planet. From canoeing down one of the many tributaries of the Amazon River, to sleeping in floating houses, to dolphin spotting, and volunteering with endangered species, Colombia's Amazon is bound to satisfy any eco-tourist's cravings for adventure.
Within the Amazon state, which takes up roughly 10% of Colombia's total land area, the Huitoto, Yagua and Ticuna indigenous ethnic groups guard the invaluable national treasures of the region, according to Colombia's official tourism website.
Below, we've listed some of the best things to see and do in the Colombian Amazon, including some things you might not even find in Lonely Planet.
No trip to the Colombian Amazon would be complete without a visit to Isla de los Micos Island (Monkey Island), home to nearly 5,000 playful primates.
Leticia, a major port on the Amazon River, is not accessible by road from Colombia, so the best way to arrive is by plane from Bogota or by boat from Peru and Brazil, according to the Amazonas Colombia travel website.
Leticia is the capital of the Amazon state and Colombia's southernmost city, located at a tri-point boarder with Brazil and Peru. Unfortunately, the exact border lies somewhere in the Amazon River, so playing a game of "look how many countries I'm standing in right now" will be quite a trying exercise.
Leticia has approximately 33,000 inhabitants and is the prefect first stop when exploring the depths of the jungle.
Pro tip #1: Traveling into the jungle or by river always has its dangers, therefore it is best to be guided by professionals that carry first aid equipment, according to the Amazonas Colombia travel website.
Although the Amacayacu National Park, meaning "river of hammocks," has been closed since 2012 due to extensive flooding, many of the activities around the area are still accessible to tourists.
In the area 30 minutes north of Leticia you will find 150 mammal species (including jaguars and tapirs), 468 bird species, and the impressive Victoria Regia (with world's largest water lily), with leaves up to two meters in diameter, according to Colombia's official tourism website.
You can also climb trees, walk beneath the canopies, visit aboriginal tribes, sail on a floating house, and canoe along the Matamata stream. Canoe and lifejacket hire costs $10 for three hours, according to the Ministry of Tourism.
Pro tip #2: Before sailing on a river or lake, take off your boots to be ready for any emergency.
The second-largest town in the Amazon state, Puerto Nariño is 54 miles from Leticia and lies upon the shores of Loretoyaco River. Motorized vehicles are prohibited in Puerto Nariño, making it a peaceful place to visit.
A trip to Puerto Nariño's lookout point is a must as it provides a 360º view over the Amazon Rainforest, according to Colombia's official travel website.
Pro tip #3: It is cheaper to travel to the Amazonas in groups of four or more people, as guided tours are one of the easiest ways to get around the jungle, according to the Amazonas Colombia travel website.
Just 30 minutes away from Puerto Nariño along the Loretoyacu River you will find the picturesque Tarapoto Lakes, where Pink Amazon Dolphins abound. The natives trace the species to a legend according to which the tribal gods were so envious of the handsomeness of an Indian that they turned him into a dolphin, according to Colombia's official travel website.
While indigenous communities in the Amazon have respected and feared the pink dolphin for thousands of years – believing bad luck will befall anyone who kills one – the species is currently in danger of extinction due to deforestation, pollution, and commercial fishing.
If you're feeling extremely adventurous, you might want to follow in the wake of Swiss man Herve Neukomm, the first person to explore the Amazon on a bicycle-driven boat in 2012-2013.
The Swiss adventurer, who is an ardent supporter of energy efficiency, sustainable travel, and low impact living, peddled his bicycle-boat from Ecuador through Peru, Colombia, and Brazil, all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.
The goal of his trip was not to reach the Atlantic as quickly as possible. Instead, Neukomm explored as many of the Amazon's tributaries as he could in order to visit the truly remote places.
See Neukomm's extraordinary Pura Vida – crossing the Amazon by a "bikeboat" on Vimeo.
If you're strapped for cash but still want to experience the wonders of the Amazonas, you can always volunteer. One such site dedicated to linking willing volunteers with hosts is www.workaway.info. The site offers opportunities to volunteer all over Colombia, from the bustling cities to the most remote of locations, and occasionally there are volunteer positions available in Colombia's magnificent Amazonas region.


as a person and what my plans are for the future.
and Amethyst Double Terminated Quartz Crystal Point.
when working with this grid.
relieves symptoms of laziness and depression.
and increasing the flow of money.
that is coming to a person.


According to Pantone, the color of 2013 was emerald.
And that was just fine by me. I did not call to complain.
I'm sure they breathed a sigh of relief that I approved.
Really, I'm not one who changes everything in my home just because a new trend is out or something is hot at the moment.
But, emerald and I – we got along fabulously this year.
And will continue to do so throughout 2014 and probably the better part of my life.
Emerald and I are just destined for each other.
I mean, it is my birthstone.
Here is a 2013 emerald re-cap including some of my own projects and some fabulous emerald green decorating ideas.
DIY Faux Malachite Tray – this was so easy to make! You can't mess it up!
And then there was the Kate Spade lamp. This project was the one that started it all.
And then, there are my barstools. Oh, the barstools. I do still adore them so.
I also discovered that sometimes the simple combination of white and emerald is just perfect. Such was the case with this French country chair makeover.
No, I really really really want these chairs from Jen Langston Interiors. Seriously, if I just had one of these in my entire house and no other seating, I would be good.
Jennifer from Dimples and Tangles is a genius. If you don't know about her or her fabulous hall of green mirrors, you are missing out.
Grunt Labor chose the paint color for the front door this summer. Why did he choose this color? Because of its name.
Precious Emerald. He said he wanted to be able to tell people his front door was a precious emerald.
This dresser is not only emerald, but it also combines one my other favorite things: gold.
A simple, yet fabulous combination from Something is Done.
This entryway is simply amazing.
I am usually not a fan of yellow. However, this combination of yellow and kelly green is beautiful from Honey.
I love all campaign furniture. But, put a coat of green on it and combine with gold. BAM. Gorgeous from Centsational Girl.
And since there was extra precious emerald paint left over, I used it on this restored rocking chair.
I die. Those stairs. Oh. My. Word.
It would be the perfect place for me to give my rendition of Scarlett.
And while showing you how I transformed this Goodwill tray into an emerald gem, I told you about the rules of 1/2 off Goodwill shopping days.
Or did it make you want to call the asylum on me?
I honestly don't know that I would get any work done at all sitting at this gorgeous desk from Design in Bloom.
Typically, I loathe ceiling fans. However, this one is awesome. Why is it awesome? Because it has emerald painted blades. See the full tutorial from How Joyful here.
And what is Pantone's 2014 color of the year?
I may have to make a call about this one.
Love green (me too!) and want more green decorating ideas?
Here are my favorite green decorating moves and here are the best green color combinations when it comes to decorating!
Same here, Crystal, I'm just not an orchid gal!
Love the rocking chair makeover and I love the story behind your front door color! That's great!
I know, right, Helen! He is crazy! Thanks!
I agree with your assessment of emerald green. It's luscious, rich looking and elegant. Feel free to add my name when you call about Radiant Orchid, though!
hahaha, Sandi! I am so glad there are some people that agree with me on the radiant orchid – its pretty, just not me!
I loved it all and got some ideas from all the photos. The hall with the pattern was a bit much for me but it takes me awhile to get used to things, have to live with them to adjust to them. Bet somebody else would love it on sight and those people are the smart ones, they're with it. I liked it, just not so much of it.
My favorite was the wall of emerald mirrors. I'd love to make a wall of aqua or teal mirrors.
Great topic for discussion and interest. I'm not too crazy about emerald but do love other shades of green.
Happy, happy New year to you and yours.
That hallway is a lot of pattern going on – I understand! Isn't the wall of mirrors so cool? If you haven't checked out her blog, before you must! She is amazing!! Happy new year to you and yours as well!
Love this round-up girl! Love the green and I don't know what I'm going to do with the new Pantone color either..eek!
Yea, I know, right?! I am not an orchid girl!
Me too! Happy new year to you as well!
Fun round up, will miss seeing this color around!
Me too, Kristen! Loved it!
I love the emerald pictures you posted. Emerald is so lovely. And orchid? I couldn't remember the name until you posted it. I'd much rather dwell on emerald dreams….
Me too!! Love me some emerald – orchid, not so much!
Hey now, orchid's not so bad ;-P Although, it's a little too pinkish of a purple for me… I prefer the eggplant shades. I bet eggplant and emerald would look pretty good together, right?
I am drooling over those chairs, too! Wow! Oh, and if you can get an emerald velvet stair runner, I will drive to TN to watch you give your rendition of Scarlet. And I just might join in!
Yes! I like the eggplant shades – not this kind they are showing though! I SO want that emerald stair runner! SO bad! I would do a rendition daily. And charge for it! haha!


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Candidate for Planning & Zoning Commission
Current Alternate - Planning & Zoning Commission
I was born and raised in Southington. My grandparents immigrated here from Italy at the turn of the 20th century, settled in Southington and we've been here ever since. The land, community and fabric of Southington mean the world to me. Ensuring that the Southington quality of life I've always known can be preserved for future generations has always motivated me to give back to my community.
My public service career started when I was elected to the Board of Education where I also served as chairman of the long range Planning Committee and was appointed to the Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) as an alternate member two years ago.
I earned my Bachelor's degree in Economics from Fordham University, a Master's degree in Management from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and did further graduate work at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.
I retired from United Technologies Corporation in 2017 after working there for 30 years. My career included positons at Hamilton Standard in the supply chain as well as in Information Technology. My last positon was in the UTC Corporate Office where I was an Associate Director heading up the Identity Management group which controlled access to all UTC systems. I also held Continuous Improvement leadership positions where we greatly improved process efficiency and eliminated wasteful practices. Currently I'm a full time faculty member at Goodwin College as an Assistant Professor of Quality Management. It's a very rewarding position where I can share my experience with my students.
As I've learned from my time on the PZC, commissioners are bound by the law and the regulations on the books to make their decisions. It is therefore imperative that we are proactive in continually reviewing our regulations such that they still are relevant for the community's needs. Land and historical site preservation is paramount to me and we can achieve this by utilizing open space, green space as well as ensuring regulations are met. By the same token we must ensure that Southington continues to be business friendly so that we can expand our tax base, grow the grand list and take some of the burden off the taxpayer. The decisions made by the PZC directly impacts all of our residents and the fabric of our town and I take that responsibility very seriously. I humbly ask for your vote this November.


Bad medical conditions for driving can expand the danger of street mishaps and wounds. Therapeutic conditions must be overseen appropriately with a specific end goal to avert street incidents. Certain medical conditions can influence a person's capacity to drive. People experiencing at least one medicinal conditions are firmly encouraged to properly consult with their doctors and even motoring lawyers, always keeping in mind the end goal to decide whether they can drive or not.
Some endorsed and over-the-counter prescriptions used to treat certain medical conditions may influence a man's capacity to drive. The specialist can exhort a man about the reactions of medicines particularly on the everyday exercises, for example, driving. Carelessness to see a specialist isn't just perilous to the individual concerned yet in addition to other individuals.
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An individual experiencing joint pain may think that it's hard to investigate his or her shoulder while moving to another lane or taking a gander at inverse headings, turn the directing wheel, or advance on the brake and gas pedals. Here and there, something as basic as putting on the safety belt can be hard when joint pain strikes. A specialist can endorse solutions and treatment to viably oversee joint pain. At the point when joint inflammation is appropriately dealt with, an individual may drive securely.
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Sleep, Pretty Darling, Do Not Cry
Back in late January, Barb and I took our dog Abbey to a specialist to see if they could determine what was causing the rapid deterioration of her back legs. Initially, we thought she had developed hip dysplasia — a bane to large dog owners everywhere — but Abbey seemed to be getting more and more hobbled as the weeks went on. She went from dragging her left leg last June, to teetering on her feet by Thanksgiving, to barely walking by Christmas. Clearly, something else was going on.
Back in January, I promised to give you the rest of the story, once we knew what was happening. Here's the rest of the story.
Abbey was subjected to several X-rays and MRIs to see if, perhaps, she had a tumor on her spine that was causing paralysis. Both the X-rays and the MRIs came back clean — no sign of any trouble — and the vet put Abbey on prednisone as a preemptive strike, just to see if the drug might have any effect on whatever was going on in her system. But there was one other thing he wanted to check out.
Abbey was showing textbook signs of a new but relatively rare genetic disorder, a disease known as degenerative myelopathy (DM), a progressive and always fatal disease of the spinal cord. In general, a dog can begin showing signs of the disease anywhere from eight to fifteen years old. That put Abbey on the left end of the bell curve — she's only barely eight — but her symptoms were shudderingly precise: dragging of the rear legs, lack of balance, and incontinence. While the disease can only be definitively confirmed by an autopsy, the vet wanted us to submit saliva samples to the University of Missouri, where most of the leading research has been undertaken, to see if she was, indeed, genetically predisposed to the disorder.
While we waited for the results, Abbey continued to grow increasingly worse. The prednisone had no effect, apart from making her horribly thirsty — which made her drink more and, in her condition, wet herself without realizing it — so we took her off the drug altogether. Moving became difficult, and she was eventually confined to our living room, where its concrete floor and easy access to the backyard made it easier for us to clean up after her and help her outside. But soon, she could only walk with the help of a sling under her back end — I would walk her outside the way a parent plays wheelbarrow with a child — holding her back legs slightly off the ground while she pulled herself with her front legs.
Despite her deteriorating physical condition, she was as spirited, social, and loving as ever. When we sat in the living room to watch television or read, she would drag herself across the floor so she could lay in the middle of things. When the enormous snowstorm crashed through the area, she would lay for hours in the spot we had cleared in the back yard, eating snow and watching the birds dive at the birdseed we had thrown out. As the sun melted the snow and warmed the ground, we would look out the kitchen window and see her sleeping contentedly in the sun, sprawled out full length.
Still, she was showing signs of unhappiness. More and more evenings, after the lights were out, she would continue her habit of softly barking until I came downstairs and slept near her on the living room couch. She was having accidents with greater frequency, which seemed to embarrass her — she would bark until someone came to clean her up, and then would drag herself away from the mess, ears down with humiliation.
Late last week, she began to eat less and less. It was clear she was continuing to decay — and sure enough, several days ago, we received the test results from the lab in Missouri confirming what we already knew: she has the genetic defect that causes DM on both genes. She wasn't just a carrier, she was doomed from the start.
On Monday night, we took Abbey to our wonderful local veterinarian who helped us lovingly and painlessly send our dog onto her next adventure. She died peacefully as Barb and I patted and spoke to her softly. One deep breath and she was gone, still looking as if she were sleeping.
And I cried. Oh, how I cried.
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4 responses to "Sleep, Pretty Darling, Do Not Cry"
Stephen Parrish | March 10, 2010 at 2:18 pm |
She was beautiful.
brianjayjones | March 11, 2010 at 11:15 am |
Thank you, Stephen. She was a terrific dog. And what a waste — it's a tragedy that she eventually became a prisoner in her own body.
Mom | March 20, 2010 at 1:24 pm |
And so did I cry . Just remember – she was a lucky dog to have you all and you were lucky to have her.
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There is something about the digital. While the analog is quite simply the real.
I got stuck on the website of Alexander R. Galloway. And this is how it happened.
A couple of days ago i got an email bei DIS – the curatorial team behind the Berlin Biennale 2016 amongst other things – announcing the start of their webvideo-based new website.
Some of the so called General Intellects that Ward lists in the book: Media theory with Chun and Galloway, Psychoanalysis with Zizek and Dean, Political Theory with Mouffe, Brown and Butler, Speculative Realism with Morton and Meillassoux. Of course i started with Chun and Galloway.
By incident i just very recently had seen Wendy Chun at the RE:TRACE conference and i saw that she will be a the republica in Berlin next year and she is perfectly suited for that being highly entertaining talking about a lot of abstract and dense stuff. Galloway was in Berlin for the Unbound 1948 conference which i did not attend. What a pity.
Is the relations between the analog and the digital itself analog or digital?
To be frank i am not a huge fan of both texts, they neither introduce the authors properly nor do the texts give a short and well structured oversight of their field of thinking. McKenzie – who has published and/or worked with both of them – wants to "critically appreciate" them and so he does but his musings only made me google way more than i would have wanted.
Given the fact that Ian Sutherland presented the sword of damocles in 1968 as well, really shook me.
Back to Galloway. And his website.
What about the analog then?
"Indeed the analog is quite simply the real, but a real having been denuded of its romantic and nostalgic aura, the real without any logic of presence or absence, the real without the principle of norm and deviation. Here the real is understood as the plenum, where representation — if representation is still the proper word for the analog — is fully coextensive with reality. The analog is the real with no abstraction, no reduction, no "sampling" of the real. This is not to deny that the analog is a mode of mediation. It is simply to claim that the analog is a mode of mediation that always remains within the real." * What Is the Anlog?
In the fall semester 2017 Galloway held a seminar on the topic "The Digital and the Analog" at the New York University Department of Media, Culture, and Communication (PDF).
The distinction between the analog and the digital is especially interesting to me because it probably allows a deeper discourse about the real/pure reality and different forms of augmented or virtual realities being mixed-up. In – this is Weny Chun speaking – our so-called post-ideological society where software has become a common-sense shorthand for culture, and hardware shorthand of nature.
There is something about the digital. Most people aren't quite sure what it is. Or what they feel about it. But something.


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Q: Clarification on definition of a term in graph theory. I was going through some literature regarding Generalized Petersen graphs $P(n,k)$. Some authors considered $k < n$ and others took $k<\frac{n}{2}$. I am quite confused and don't have any idea which definition to pick for my work?
Kindly help me in this regard. Thanks a lot for your kind help.

A: It doesn't matter. If we allow $k > n/2$, we don't gain any generality, since $P(n,k)$ is the same graph as $P(n,n-k)$.
I guess that for even $n$, $P(n,n/2)$ is a graph only allowed by one of the definitions, but it's not a particularly interesting graph. Whether or not you want to allow it in the work you're doing presumably depends on what you're trying to do.


Taught by inspiring, research-engaged staff, this course will support you to become a highly-competent children's nurse.
You'll learn through an equal balance of theory and practice, getting to work with experienced NHS staff in one of eight available placement localities. Upon graduation, you'll be eligible to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
You'll also have access to our new multimillion pound facility, featuring a new state-of-the-art simulation suite.
This course is grounded in the philosophy of individualised care that meets the needs of each child or young person.
You'll learn to care for infants, children and young people, from the neonate to the adolescent, in a variety of settings. You'll also see how to support and educate families so they can be involved in their child's care.
In addition to developing a range of clinical nursing skills, you'll take part in simulations to explore and practise important principles within children's nursing, including communication, child development, ethical care principles and children's rights. All students will also have the opportunity to take at least one placement within the world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Although many qualified nurses work in hospitals, they can also work in general practice surgeries, community settings, home healthcare, outpatient day surgeries, schools, mental health agencies and hospices.
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All nursing courses consist of 50 per cent theory and 50 per cent practice time.
You'll complete the majority of the practice component within a specific locality in Surrey, Sussex, North Hampshire or East Berkshire. You'll spend time in the safe environment of our simulation suite before going on placement, and will only go out to nurse patients and their families when you have satisfactorily completed instruction in essential clinical skills.
Placement experiences may be within NHS, private or charity organisations, and will include children's units within acute hospitals, as well as working with children and families in their own homes and care settings within the community.
As your skills and confidence develop, you'll be encouraged to perform increasingly complex activities in practice, until your mentors and teachers consider you to be competent for registration at the end of your third year.
Clinical-practice placements commence in your first year, so you may need to travel to practice placements some distance away from Guildford while still living in University accommodation.
From the start of the second year, you'll need to find your own accommodation. At this point, lots of our students find it advantageous to move to their allocated locality. This lowers the cost of travel and makes it easier to get to and from placement (which can start as early as 7am and end after 9pm), and attend night duty (which is a requirement of the course).
The accommodation provision varies between the localities. Students who don't live locally often organise to privately rent a shared flat or house if they want to live within the locality in which their placement happens.
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This locality covers the northern part of West Sussex and eastern and central areas of Surrey. It serves Crawley, Horsham and the surrounding towns and villages.
A full range of paediatric services are provided at East Surrey Hospital in dedicated child and family-friendly environments. The hospital provides acute and complex care in areas such as the paediatric accident and emergency department, a neonatal intensive-care unit, and ward areas where general surgery and medical care is provided.
Children, young people and their families are cared for within the Trust in a variety of settings including the paediatric accident and emergency department, paediatric day ward, a level three neonatal intensive care unit, a young person's unit and ward areas where paediatric surgery and medical care is provided.
A Rapid Access centre provides a rapid referral for children who've been seen by their GP and require an urgent opinion from a paediatrician but not necessarily hospital admission.
Additional services include paediatric and young people's diabetic, respiratory, oncology, rheumatology and haematology services and care.
This locality covers the north-western area of Surrey and serves the Frimley area, as well as surrounding towns and villages in north Hampshire and east Berkshire.
Students will experience practice in a range of paediatric or children's services in dedicated child and family-friendly environments. The children's unit offers a wide range of facilities to care for children of different age groups, including a dedicated teenage-unit and a range of specialist clinics.
Children are seen in separate emergency departments and outpatient department areas by medical and nursing staff specially trained in paediatrics. Separate areas on the ward are designated for children with medical conditions, children having surgery and those suffering from infectious diseases.
This Trust located in Guildford, provides the local population with both elective and emergency surgery and includes services for those with urgent, acute and long-term medical conditions.
Students will gain experience in a variety of areas including paediatric accident and emergency, the Special Care Baby Unit, the Teenage Cancer Unit and Hascombe ward, where surgical and medical care is given. All areas provide excellent care for patients, whose ages range from 0 – 15, and their families.
Western Sussex Hospitals provide a wide variety of paediatric services and facilities dedicated to children that ensure they are treated in friendly, reassuring surroundings by health professionals who are specially-trained in their care.
This Trust is based on three sites: Worthing Hospital, Southlands in Shoreham and St Richard's Hospital in Chichester. Chichester is the county town and is approximately 56km from Guildford.
Students from the University of Surrey are predominantly placed at St. Richard's Hospital in Chichester for their acute hospital placements.
St Richard's Hospital provides a full range of general acute hospital services for children, including an accident and emergency department, outpatients' clinics covering a variety of specialities, day surgery, a paediatric ward and a special-care baby unit.
North Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust includes Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital (in Basingstoke), the Royal Hampshire County Hospital (in Winchester) and Andover War Memorial Hospital.
Child Health Services are based at Basingstoke and North Hospital and delivered across acute and community setting, under one management structure.
The team, who work in partnership with Hampshire Children's Services, encompasses medical, nursing and administrative staff. This includes community children's nurses and school nurses, therapy staff (physiotherapy, occupational therapy and play specialists), health visitor liaison and the team for safeguarding children. We also provide nursing support and health initiatives within mainstream and special schools, portage, nurseries and children's centres and to special schools in Alton, Basingstoke and Bordon.
The team provides continuity of care for the children (from 0 – 18 years in full time education) and their families, avoiding fragmentation and duplication of services.
The trust is one of the largest teaching trusts in the country, providing general and specialist services for more than a million people. Services are located at the Princess Royal Hospital (Haywards Heath) and the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital/Royal Sussex County Hospital (Brighton). Most Child Nursing students will be placed at the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital/Royal Sussex County Hospital.
The trust also work in partnership with other local community services and aim to provide patients with quality care with a focus on fast, accessible and safe treatment.
Wexham Park Hospital provides services to a large and diverse population of more than 465,000 and the hospital is managed by Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, one of the top performing NHS trusts in the United Kingdom. The hospital offers a full range of paediatric or children's services in dedicated child and family-friendly environments.
A state-of-the-art emergency assessment unit (EAC) is due to open on site in 2019. The four-storey building will bring the hospital's emergency department, ambulatory care and assessment units together under one roof, creating one of the finest facilities of its kind in the NHS.
In addition to the acute/hospital placements students will be given the opportunity to be placed at a variety of primary care/community placement sites including Great Ormond Street Hospital. These placements include community hospitals, safeguarding and school nursing teams, minor-injuries units and working alongside practice nurses at local GP surgeries. This is not an exhaustive list and the School continues to work alongside NHS community trusts and private/independent healthcare providers to grow the opportunities available to students.
The courses run over 43 weeks each year, with nine weeks' holiday over the winter, spring and summer vacations. The length of the course year and the holiday entitlement are requirements of the Nursing and Midwifery Council as the professional regulator for nurse education.
Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) will be conducted by University academics, assisted by staff from clinical practice areas. Numeracy and literacy exercises may also be included as part of the selection process.
"My course has made me question the actions I make, both inside and outside of University. I feel that I have matured and am becoming a professional member of society."
"The teaching and support from staff, as well as mentors on placements, was excellent and I feel prepared me well for my career in nursing."
"The support and teaching I received at Surrey gave me the self-cofidence to obtain my degree and take on a completely new career."


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Mohammed Badie ( , ; born 7 August 1943) is the eighth Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood.

He has headed the Egyptian branch of the international Muslim Brotherhood organization since 2010. Before becoming general guide, Badie had been a member of the group's governing council, the Guidance Bureau, since 1996.

He was arrested by Egyptian authorities on 20 August 2013 and Mahmoud Ezzat became the acting general guide of the Muslim Brotherhood. On 28 April 2014, after an eight-minute trial in which Badie could not present his defence, he was sentenced to death, along with 682 others who are allegedly Muslim Brotherhood supporters. He was sentenced to life in prison on 15 September 2014, and was sentenced to death on 11 April 2015, along with thirteen other senior Muslim Brotherhood members. He received a sixth life sentence on 22 August 2015 and a seventh on 8 May 2017.

Egypt's highest appeals court upheld the 2019 conviction of Badie on charges related to killing policemen and organising mass jail-breaks during Egypt's 2011 uprising, alongside those of 10 other leaders of the group.

Biography

Early life
Badie was born on 7 August 1943 in the industrial city of Mahalla al-Kubra. He received a degree in veterinary medicine at Cairo in 1965.

The same year, he was arrested for the first time for his political activity in the Muslim Brotherhood, along with Muslim Brotherhood leader Sayyid Qutb, during a nationwide roundup of activists; he was sentenced to 15 years in prison by a military tribunal. After 9 years, he was paroled along with almost all other Brotherhood prisoners in 1974 by the Egyptian president, Anwar al-Sadat. Badi'e went on to continue his studies and begin a teaching career at various Egyptian universities. He became a part-time professor of pathology at the veterinary school of Beni Suef University.

2013 crisis, arrest, and trials
In July 2013, Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, was removed by a coup d'état after the June protests.  A travel ban was put on Badie as well as Badie's deputy Khairat el-Shater. Badie's arrest was ordered on 10 July 2013 for "inciting the violence in Cairo on Monday in which more than 50 people were killed." On 14 July 2013 Egypt's military-installed prosecutor general Hisham Barakat ordered his assets to be frozen. Badie was arrested on 20 August 2013. His two deputies were also arrested and he was due to stand trial on 25 August. After the arrest of Badie, the Muslim Brotherhood appointed Mahmoud Ezzat as the acting guide.

Badie then has been tried in the following cases:

 Together with eighteen other defendants, he has been accused at Cairo Criminal Court of inciting the murder of nine protesters who stormed the Brotherhood's Cairo headquarters on 30 June. On 29 October 2013, a three-judge panel stepped down from the proceedings, citing "uneasiness" over the trial as trial proceedings were disrupted by named defendants. On 11 December 2013, a second panel of judges withdrew from the trial.
 On 7 June 2014, 47 defendants (ten of them in absentia) including Badie were tried at the Criminal Court of Shubra el-Kheima for inciting murder and violence, cutting off roads, threatening public order, and resisting authorities, especially referring to a demonstration in the town of Qalyub in July 2013 (notably blocking a highway), in the course of which at least two people were killed. Along with nine others, Badie was sentenced to death, while there was no sentence yet for additional 37 defendants in the case. On 5 July 2014 ten of them were sentenced to death by the Banha Criminal Court, the remaining including Badie to life in prison.
 On 15 July 2013, five persons died in clashes in Giza, notably in the Al-Bahr Al-Azam area near a police building. On 8 September 2013, Egypt's prosecutor-general referred Badie and 14 others to the criminal court, accusing them of being responsible for the incidents. Several trial sessions were reported in the news, until on 19 June 2014, Giza Criminal Court sentenced Badie, Muslim Brotherhood senior members Mohamed Beltagy and Essam el-Erian, as well as 11 others to death for inciting violence.
 In an eight-minute trial without an opportunity for a defense on 28 April 2014, Badie and 682 others were found guilty and sentenced to die by judge Said Youssef in a court in Minya, referring to an attack on a police station in the Minya Governorate on 14 August 2013 when 11 policemen and 2 civilians were killed. The same judge confirmed the death sentence on 21 June 2014 in 183 cases, including Badie's. Two months later, Egypt's Grand Mufti commuted the death sentence to a life sentence for Badie and five others. Egyptian law requires any capital sentence to be referred to the Grand Mufti, the highest Islamist religious authority, for an opinion before any execution can take place.
 In a 2015 trial, a Cairo court sentenced Badie and 18 other prominent Brotherhood figures to life in prison over an attack on a police station in 2013. Charges ranged from murder and inciting violence to stealing weapons and destruction of public and private property. The court also handed the same sentence to 76 others in absentia.
 In 2016, an Egyptian court also sentenced Badie and 35 other people to life imprisonment for inciting violence in the Suez Canal city of Ismailia that led to the killing of three people in July 2013.
 In 2017, Egypt's Court of Cassation accepted the appeal of Badie and 49 other defendants against the death sentences received for the 2013 police station attacks. The court ordered a retrial for the charges.
 Badie returned to court in Giza in 2017 to face charges of "preparing an operations room to confront the state and create chaos in the country following the dismantling of the Rabaa al-Adawiya sit-in" and "planning to burn public property and churches", and he received another life sentence.

2019–2021: sentence and appeal
 A ruling on 11 July upheld the 2019 conviction by a Cairo criminal court of all 10, including Mohamed Badie, of charges related to killing policemen and organising mass jail-breaks during Egypt's 2011 uprising. The defendants were found guilty of helping about 20,000 prisoners escape, and of undermining national security by conspiring with foreign armed groups – the Palestinian group, Hamas, and Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah. All of the sentences, which the court considered on appeal, are final.

Statements

Israel
In a weekly sermon, titled "How Islam Confronts the Oppression and Tyranny [against the Muslims]," Mohammed Badie accused the Arab and Muslim regimes of avoiding confrontation with "the Zionist entity" and the United States, and also of disregarding "Allah's commandment to wage jihad for His sake with [their] money and [their] lives, so that Allah's word will reign supreme and the infidels' word will be inferior." Badie stated that the U.S. is immoral and doomed to collapse. He accused the Palestinian Authority of "selling out" the Palestinian cause, adding that a third intifada was about to erupt. Badie also stated that "Resistance is the only solution against the Zio-American arrogance and tyranny, and all we need is for the Arab and Muslim peoples to stand behind it and support it."

In July 2012, during his weekly sermon, Mohammed Badie stated that Israelis are "rapists" of Jerusalem, and called on all Muslims to "wage jihad with their money and their selves to free al-Quds." He described the creation of Israel in international law as an "alleged, illusory right."

In October 2012, Badie alleged that "The Jews have dominated the land, spread corruption on earth, spilled the blood of believers and in their actions profaned holy places, including their own." As such, he demanded that the Arab world reject negotiations with Israel in favour of "holy Jihad," saying that "the Zionists only understand force" and while alleging that allowing Jews to pray on the Temple Mount, Judaism's holiest site, would result in the destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Operation Pillar of Defense

Badie denounced peace efforts with Israel, urging holy war against Israel, on 22 November 2012—just a day after Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi succeeded in brokering a truce to end eight days of Israel-Hamas fighting. Badie says "jihad is obligatory" for Muslims and that peace deals with Israel are a "game of grand deception." He says there's been enough negotiations, the "enemy knows nothing but the language of force."

Overthrow of Mohamed Morsi
In July 2013, Badie condemned the removal of Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi by the Egyptian military stating "I swear by God that what Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi did in Egypt is more criminal than if he had carried an axe and demolished the holy Kaaba, stone by stone."

Personal life
Badie has four children, three daughters and a son. His son, Ammar, was killed in the clashes in Cairo on 16 August 2013.

See also
 History of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt

References

External links

Mohammed Badie collected news and commentary at Al-Masry Al-Youm

1943 births
Living people
People from El Mahalla El Kubra
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood leaders
Egyptian democracy activists
Islamic democracy activists
Egyptian veterinarians
Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Egypt
People of the Egyptian revolution of 2011
2013 Egyptian coup d'état
Egyptian prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment


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Edwidge Danticat is a 2009 MacArthur Fellow and winner of the 2018 Neustadt Prize for Literature. She is at work on a new story collection called Everything Inside is Worth Dying For (forthcoming from Knopf in 2018/2019).


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