1. What types of problems do communities based on religion or belief experience as a result of legislation that imposes wide-ranging restrictions on registration and re-registration?
2. What rights and freedoms can as yet unregistered communities based on religion or belief claim on the grounds of international human rights standards?
3. What minimum requirements, based on international human rights standards, must legislation on registration or re-registration of communities based on religion or belief meet, taking account of the legitimate restrictions on freedom of religion or belief?
In his letter, the Minister emphasised freedom of religion or belief as a fundamental and intrinsic element of Dutch human rights policy. Restrictions on freedom of religion or belief may only be imposed under strict conditions. He further pointed out that, since the fall of the communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe in 1989, a great number of small religious and belief communities have emerged, some of which are considered a threat to the government and to more traditional, longer established churches. This has led in some countries to the imposition of restrictive requirements on religious and belief communities, sometimes based on a discriminatory attitude on the part of the government, as for instance in Azer-baijan, Macedonia, Uzbekistan, the Russian Federation, and Turkmenistan. Criticism of such new, restrictive laws has been made by the Netherlands and the European Union in the context of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Furthermore, small religious communities have themselves expressed criticism of the restrictive attitudes of some Western countries and measures they have taken as a result. The Minister pointed in particular to the obligation of communities based on religion or belief to register. Any requirement concerning registration or re-registration should be unequivocal, transparent, and non-discriminatory, as well as conforming to international human rights standards. (See Annexe I for the request for advice).
In view of the limited time available for the preparation of this report, the AIV decided to limit its advisory report strictly to those items that are of direct relevance to the problem of registration and re-registration. This means that it does not deal with other interesting and important aspects relating to freedom of religion or belief.
The preparation of the advisory report benefited from the assistance of H.J. Hazewinkel (DMV) and Dr. B.G. Tahzib-Lie (DMV/MR) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The AIV further expresses its sincere gratitude to the external experts Dr. S.C. van Bijsterveld and Dr. C.D. de Jong who were instrumental in producing this report.
The executive secretary of the committee was T.D.J. Oostenbrink, who was assisted by M.M.T. Keyte and A.R. Walrecht, interns.
The AIV adopted this report on 1 June 2001.
Throughout history, communities based on religion or belief have been obliged to be registered. The problems deriving from registration have, over the years, remained essentially unchanged. The issue of registering such communities must be seen in connection with freedom of religion or belief as an individual right, and more particularly to the collective and corporate dimensions of this freedom. It relates to the intrinsic meaning of this freedom as well as to the organisation of relations between the state and religion at national level.
Registration of religious and belief communities and its significance in the light of freedom of religion or belief must further be seen in the context of the function of registration in a legal system; that is the requirements for registration must be assessed with reference to its legal consequences.
It is not registration as such, but its legal consequences that may make registration a problem. These consequences differ from country to country. In some countries, registration is a precondition for being tolerated or accepted as a 'religion' or 'belief', while in other states it functions as a precondition for obtaining legal personality, or other legal consequences, such as the enjoyment of fiscal benefits. States differ considerably in the way they relate to these communities, and how they take religion and belief into account in the general infrastructure of the law. Where communities based on religion or belief are accepted within the framework of the law, criteria may be introduced and may even be necessary. Different legal techniques are available, registration being one of them. Legislation differs considerably from one country to another.
Depending on the precise criteria for and the consequences attached to registration, refusal to register a community may either be a relatively neutral administrative act or may have severe negative consequences.
communities based on religion or belief must take these elements into account. The assessment of registration, in other words, must always be related to the legal consequences attached to it.
Registration or re-registration sometimes takes place under circumstances of profound social change. Under such circumstances, refusal to register religious and belief communities may easily lead to conflict. Registration may therefore sometimes be resorted to or justified by public authorities with a view to containing unrest in society. However, under such circumstances, registration may also bring about the opposite consequences and feed unrest. In such situations, the positive as well as negative aspects of registration call for extra attention, since it can both promote and hamper tolerance between various groups.
Protection of the freedom of religion or belief is a fundamental and intrinsic element of Dutch human rights policy. It is a freedom enshrined in various global and regional instruments relating to human rights, whose provisions on freedom of religion or belief explicitly emphasise that states may impose restrictions on manifestation of religion or belief only under strict conditions. However, no restrictions whatsoever may be imposed on the freedom to subscribe to or change a religion or belief. Various supervisory treaty bodies, such as the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the European Court of Human Rights, have contributed to the development of the normative content of the evolving series of provisions on freedom of religion or belief. According to their interpretation, the concept of 'religion or belief' covers all theistic, atheistic and non-theistic beliefs, whether traditional, new, well-known or unfamiliar.
Western countries and of measures they have taken as a result.
Religious and belief communities must be able to register and gain official recognition in order to flourish. In the first place, registered religious and belief communities may become legal entities, which has significant legal implications relating to the practice of a religion or belief, such as the hiring of premises where services can be held, the publication and dissemination of religious literature, the appointment of religious leaders, and, where applicable, eligibility for subsidies. It is therefore extremely important that any requirements concerning registration or re-registration are unequivocal, transparent and non-discriminatory, and that they conform to international standards relating to human rights.
1) What types of problems do religious and belief communities experience as a result of legislation that imposes wide-ranging restrictions on registration or re-registration?
2) What rights and freedoms can (still) unregistered religious and belief communities claim on the grounds of international standards relating to human rights?
3) What minimum requirements, based on international standards relating to human rights, must legislation on the registration or re-registration of religious and belief communities meet, taking account of the permitted restrictions on freedom of religion or belief?
Your advice is of particular importance in view of the international seminar on this subject which the Netherlands is organising within the framework of the OSCE. The aim of the seminar, which will be held in The Hague on 26 June 2001, is to draw up guidelines and have them adopted by the OSCE in the future.
I very much look forward to your advisory report.
I should like to express my appreciation of your report of 1 June 2001 on the registration of communities based on religion or belief. It proved very useful during preparations for the international seminar on freedom of religion and belief in the OSCE region held in the Ridderzaal, The Hague on 26 June. The report was also distributed to the seminar participants.
Your answers to the questions put before you set the tone for the seminar. The moderator's concluding seminar statement (enclosed) is based to a substantial degree on these answers and it reflects many of the report's conclusions and recommendations. Your report will be included in a publication on the seminar which will appear in September.
I am also pleased to be able to endorse your report, except for one part (the sixth and seventh conclusions on p. 18). These two conclusions describe a situation in which registration may be a positive obligation on the part of states. One might conclude from this that registration or re-registration of communities based on religion or belief could be a precondition for the exercise of rights and freedoms deriving from global and regional instruments relating to human rights. This would not appear to be compatible with your eighth conclusion (p. 18) and second recommendation (p. 19) in which you explicitly state that unregistered communities may not be deprived of their rights and freedoms under international law.
Religious and belief communities that are not or not yet registered must therefore be able to enjoy, without restriction, the rights and freedoms they derive from international norms in the area of human rights. Although this does not prevent states from restricting certain manifestations of religion or belief subject to strict conditions, registration or re-registration does not seem an appropriate method of imposing such restrictions. However, where certain privileges, such as exemption from taxes, is concerned, a registration requirement might of course be acceptable. In such situations your view can be endorsed.
As also became clear during the seminar, the subject of freedom of religion or belief, and in particular the issue of recognition and registration requirements applying to communities based on religion or belief, will remain topical for the time being. The Netherlands will continue to devote attention to this issue, both within the OSCE framework and beyond, particularly when it holds the OSCE chairmanship in 2003.


There is no shoving Cantù out of this second place behind Siena. At least, not for now. The team coached by Andrea Trinchieri used a strong fourth quarter to pull away from Montegranaro and add another victory to their record (18w, 6l). Mike Green scored 17 points while Marty Leunen chipped in 15. Montegranaro is 12th. The rest of the games will be played Sunday.


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History of Polish Pottery & Stoneware
Corded Ware Jug
UNIKAT Artist Signed Polish Pottery
Urns Dating Back 7,000 Years
The history of the famed Polish pottery town of Boleslawiec began several thousand ago. The remarkable pottery created by artisans in Boleslawiec has roots dating back to at least 6,000 B.C. The story of Boleslawiec Polish Pottery is both an interesting and triumphant one. The potters of this town and region have had to overcome immense setbacks, but they have always prevailed and exist as one of the most famous producers of pottery in the world.
POLISH POTTERY, STROKE ORNAMENTED WARE CULTURE
Archaeologists have found evidence of earlier cultures settled in this area, cultures such as the Linear Band Ware Culture, but we will begin with the Stoke-Ornamented Ware Culture, (also called Stichbandkeramik in German, or STK for short). Pottery found from this culture dates back over 7,000 years. Though they were spread throughout Germany, Poland, Austria, and the Czech Republic, STK culture was centered within the Silesia Region in Poland (just like Boleslawiec!). STK earned its name from the German archaeologists studying their pottery. These vessels were generally pear shaped with a large band around the top of the vessel. The name derives from the strokes used to decorate the pots. The strokes were used to form a pattern of contiguous A's around the vessel. Evidence also shows that the pottery from this region was more advanced than nearby cultures of the time. Additionally, the surfaces of these vessels were shiny, indicating that they may have been using some type of glaze on these pots when they were fired.
A really interesting side note about the STK culture is that there was a structure found at Gosek (located south of Berlin) that could be described as a wooden version of Stonehenge. It was likely used to observe the course of the sun in order to calculate a lunar calendar. Evidence of fire, human and animal remains as well as a decapitated skeleton can be found at this structure suggesting sacrifices (both human and animal) may have taken place here!
CORDED WARE CULTURE
Following the STK culture was the Corded Ware Culture living from around 3200 BC to around 1800 BC and spanning across parts of Germany and all of what is present-day Poland. The pottery produced by this culture was tan or brown and decorated with bands of dots around the surface. The vessels were either beaker-shaped or large round pots called Amphoras.
THE POMERELIAN FACE URN CULTURE
Around 500 BC, during the Iron Age, came the Pomerelian Face Urn Culture. Their pottery featured male faces around the neck of the vessel and a bulbous base representing the human torso. These burial urns had hat-lids decorated with solar motifs. In many cases, small bronze earrings were placed on the pottery. Each urn had separate facial characteristics and there was often a hunting scene or even a chariot race painted on each vessel.
Following the dark ages, pottery from the early middle ages has been found in Boleslawiec dating from around 600 AD when the town was called Boleslawice. Boleslawiec itself was established in 1202, it was then a German town named Bunslau (this is why the pottery is sometimes referred to as Bunslau pottery). Boleslawiec is still known today for its excellent naturally found stoneware. The people of the middle ages were privy to this and historical records from 1380 speak of a Potter from Boleslawiec. Unfortunately, in 1492 the town was nearly decimated by the Hussite Wars. Thankfully, the town was rebuilt and the first pottery Guild was formed in 1511. Pottery dating from this era contains the signatures of the master craftsmen who created them. This may be viewed as a precursor to Unikat pieces.
POTTERY FOR ROYALTY
Boleslawiec was one again nearly destroyed, this time by the Thirty Year War lasting from 1618 to 1648. The town went from 600 residents to 80. Once again, Boleslawiec was rebuilt by its potters and began making pottery for royalty around 1650, this reputation for excellent pottery spread throughout Europe in the 1700s.
THE BEGINNING OF THE MODERN BOLESLAWIEC TRADITION
In 1753, potters of the area built a 6 foot tall clay pot which became the symbol for Boleslawiec, a replica of this pot still rests in the town square today. At this time, the pottery produced in Boleslawiec was made of a brown clay body called earthenware and covered with brown glaze. Additionally, all of the pottery was created on the potter's wheel. This is much different than the pottery produced today. The pottery made in modern Boleslawiec is in large part a result of the efforts of Johann Gottlieb Altman. He introduced reusable molds to the region and began using a different clay body, known as stoneware. Stoneware is white like porcelain and far more durable than earthenware. Also, he porbably saved lives by introducing glazes made with the element Feldspar rather than continuing to use glazes made with lead.
THE FAMOUS PEACOCK PATTERN
Potters wanted to attract the favour of royalty and nobility to ensure they would have continued income, this lead to the famous peacock pattern as well as the royal blue color that Polish Pottery is most widely known for. Male peacocks have historically been a symbol of wealth and royalty in Europe, because of this, ceramic artists began basing their design motifs on the patterning of the male peacock, specifically their beautiful tails. The swirling designs found in this pattern are a direct correlation to the peacock's tail.
Boleslawiec artists formed the Professional School of Ceramics in 1897. The area was so famous for its pottery that Dr. Wilhelm Pukall left his position as technical director for the Royal Manufacture of Porcelain in Berlin to become the school's first headmaster. Unfortunately, war once again tore through Boleslawiec during WWI. After the war ended in 1936, a cooperative consisting of six guilds was formed. This, however, was a step farther away from the pottery produced in Boleslawiec today. Bunzlauer Braunzeug, as the cooperative was called, was named for the town of Boleslawiec (the German town of Bunzlauer, the alternative name for Boleslawiec) and the color brown. The pottery emerging at this time was typical of the pottery created before Johann Gottlieb Altman came along and revolutionized the pottery of this region. It was brown with white decorations. This continued until WWII.
World War II to Present
Boleslawiec is only 50 miles from Germany and 80% of the manufacturers were destroyed during WWII. In 1950, however, the State Committee of Economic Planning commissioned the Centre of the Folk and Artistic Industry to rebuild the ceramics industry of Boleslawiec. There was a closed plant that was still standing after the war, called Julius Paul and Son. This is where Ceramika Artystyczna (Artistic Ceramics) started the first post-war factory making Boleslawiec Polish Pottery. At first they only made vases, but by the next year they were stamping and hand-painting dinnerware, and by 1954 they were a full cooperative with 45 employees. In 2000, Ceramika Artystyczna had over 230 employees and offered hundreds of patterns. This paved the way for the numerous other family businesses and cooperatives that exist in Boleslaweic today.
The history of Boleslawiec is truly incredible. To know what it took for the artists of Boleslawiec to exist today is fascinating. The ceramic artists of this region have proven to be strong-willed, resilient, and guided by what seems to be a desire and a calling to create beauty. Owning a piece of Polish Pottery is like owning a piece of history and perseverance; a piece of triumph over devastation, and of course, a piece of exquisite beauty.

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Simplicity could be one of the most overlooked words in leadership. Why?
Likely because the word simple is commonly associated with lower education, lower IQ, or less capability. Good leaders don't make the mistake of underrating simple and simplicity.
First, remember making something simple to understand does not necessarily make it easy to do or easy to accomplish. In fact, many simple procedures yield highly complex outcomes, plans, and processes.
In my days in the U.S. Navy, I learned early on that to achieve a complex plan, it must be simple to understand to ensure the desired result could be achieved. The cold war taught me this.
In those days, us unpredictable carrier aviators created an air strategy called the outer air battle. It involved all aspects of naval engagement to be able to detect, identify, and kill the enemy at hundreds of miles from the battle group. This included aircraft, ships, and submarines. Sometimes even U.S. Air Force aircraft.
Imagine all these thousands of people and hundreds of weapons working together and trying to make a strategy and supporting tactics that were based on simplicity. Then try to imagine it being easy to execute against hundreds of enemy aircraft and missiles flying amongst 50 or 60 friendly aircraft – and not killing the friends.
In my days of cold war "battle," I participated as both an airwing tactical planner and executer, and later as a carrier battle group strategic and tactical planner and executer. Keeping simplicity in the plans was one of our greatest challenges.
The leaders had to take a very complex plan and reduce to something simple. Something all participants can understand and fully embrace. If they couldn't understand it, they could not apply it with maximum effectiveness – killing the enemy without killing the friends.
Simplicity is a key to the success of leaders in a business of any size. The bigger your business, the more obvious it becomes your executives and leaders must be able to create strategies with simplicity at their core. Business leaders, like the military, must have their teams able to easily understand and embrace their goals.
Simplicity enables leaders to achieve great results, involving huge teams that may be spread throughout the world. Just ask any executive at any Fortune 500 company. In the military, simplicity save lives and yields huge victories.
In business, simplicity often saves lives but more often creates huge market success. Simplicity is key to success for leaders.


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Alex Scherff was roughed up for four runs on four hits in 4 1/3 innings of work as the 20-year-old right-hander had control issues and walked six hitters while throwing only 47 of his 84 pitches for strikes in a loss to the Fireflies. Scherff has allowed nine free passes so far in two starts and is sporting a 8.68 ERA and a 0-2 record. Shortstop Everlouis Lozada was the lone Drive to register multiple hits as a two-hit performance saw his average rise to .368 on the season.
Player of the Night: It couldn't have gone much better for Mike Olt on Monday night as the 29-year-old belted three doubles in a 4-for-4 performance at the plate to pace the PawSox to a 9-6 win over the Clippers. Olt had four of the PawSox nine hits and now sports a .462 average with the Triple-A club, with six hits in 13 at-bats.
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What Twilight would have looked like with the intended cast
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From Digital Spy
Before the Twilight books were adapted for the big screen, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and the vast majority of the cast were relative unknowns, with just a handful of jobs between them under their belts.
It was the vampire saga which put them on the map and the rest, as they say, is history.
But it wasn't always destined to be that way.
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Author Stephenie Meyer had her own ideas about who should star in the films, spotted on her website by BuzzFeed, and multiple names were, as ever, considered for the various parts.
Here's what Twilight could have looked like in an alternate life.
Emily Browning - Bella Swan
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Emily Browning (American Gods, Sucker Punch) was Meyer's first choice.
"Just look at those lips!" she wrote. "Love her!"
Lily Collins (Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Mirror Mirror) was also considered for the role of Bella.
Related: The 'Twilight' cast then and now
"This (the audition) was many years ago," she told CraveOnline. "I was new on the scene, new at auditioning and it was always kind of this, 'What's going to happen?' everyone in the waiting room waiting for you. One of those anxious days as a young actor."
Michelle Trachtenberg (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gossip Girl) told Us Weekly that there was "definitely interest" in her "because there's only so few pale girls in Hollywood".
But she decided against it in the end because she'd already appeared in Buffy.
"I've already done the vampire thing," she added.
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Jennifer Lawrence read for the part, too.
Chatting on The Howard Stern Show about her audition, Lawrence said: "I didn't really know what it was. You just get like five pages and they're like, 'Act monkey.' And when it came out I was like, 'Hot damn. Whoa!'"
Ellen Page (Umbrella Academy, Juno) and Danielle Panabaker (The Flash, Shark) were also floated.
Henry Cavill - Edward Cullen
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"The only actor I've ever seen who I think could come close to pulling off Edward Cullen," wrote Meyer. High praise.
Cavill (The Witcher, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice) was deemed too old to play the role in the end, but she thought he could be a good fit for Carlisle Cullen, the Cullen patriarch.
Dave Franco (The Disaster Artist, Now You See Me) took a shot at Edward.
"I don't know how close I was," he told MTV.
When asked if he thought he had a chance at the part, he said: "No. No, no, no. At this point, I still don't know what I'm doing. At that point I was in over my head."
Another name attached to the role was Dustin Milligan (Schitt's Creek, 90210).
"I did my best Edward Cullen," he told AccessHollywood.com.
He then went on to joke about losing out because he doesn't have a British accent.
"So, I didn't get the job," he added.
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Michael Welch, who ended up playing human Michael Newton, also auditioned.
Chatting to MTV, he said: "As much as I appreciate my representatives thinking that I could pull off hauntingly beautiful – the most gorgeous creature you will ever see on the planet – it's not quite me... Then I auditioned for the role of Eric... I auditioned for pretty much every role before [being cast as] Mike."
Other names who were reportedly considered were Shiloh Fernandez (Jericho, United States of Tara), Ben Barnes (The Punisher, Westworld), Jackson Rathbone, who was later cast as Jasper, and Jamie Campbell Bower, who ended up playing Caius in the New Moon.
Tyler Posey - Jacob Black
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Taylor Lautner was chosen to play werewolf Jacob Black, and a fine job he did.
But Tyler Posey (Teen Wolf) was also in contention.
"I was very excited because I was a fan of [Kristen Stewart's]," he told MTV .
"I saw Taylor Lautner at all of these auditions, and I knew he was auditioning for Twilight also. I remember I saw him at an audition a few months after, and I was like, 'Hey man, what have you been up to?' And he was like, 'I was filming Twilight.'
"That's when I found out I didn't get the part."
Michael Copon (Beyond the Break, Power Rangers Time Force) was also considered for the part.
Lucy Hale - Alice Cullen and Jane
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The part of Alice Cullen went to Ashley Greene, but Lucy Hale (Katy Keene, Pretty Little Liars) also threw her hat into the ring.
Chatting to PopEater, she said: "I auditioned for Twilight. It was for Ashley Greene's part. She plays Alice. I didn't even have any idea what Twilight was then."
Hale also read for Jane, a vampire who was part of the Volturi guard, but that went to Dakota Fanning (The Alienist, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood).
"I did read [for the role]," she told Twist magazine. "We had some talks about it. But I think they just offered it to Dakota Fanning, the role I was interested in, which is great – I'm a huge fan of her."
Vanessa Hudgens - Leah Clearwater
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Julia Jones was cast as Leah Clearwater in Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, but Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical, The Princess Switch) was reportedly in the running to play the werewolf.
Channing Tatum - Riley Biers
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Eclipse's Riley Biers, who was played by Xavier Samuel, was part of the vampire army assembled by Victoria, the big bad who wanted to kill Bella.
Melissa Rosenberg, who wrote the screenplay for Twilight and New Moon, told E! Online that Channing Tatum (Magic Mike, 21 Jump Street) would be an ideal fit.
"There's a very big battle at the end with Riley, and I think Channing would do that so well," she said.
"There are some complexities to that character. He really is tragic. He's a puppet for Victoria. So he has to break your heart a little bit at the end when he realises that she doesn't want him. Channing could do that beautifully."
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At Amazon, we employ over 17,500 veterans and military spouses—in roles ranging from our fulfillment center associates to executives in our corporate offices.
At Amazon, we employ over 17,500 veterans and military spouses –in roles ranging from our fulfillment center associates to executives in our corporate offices.
A US Army Veteran and Amazon Fulfillment Associate working in Baltimore, MD
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In November 2017 Amazon announced that we plan to hire 10,000 more veterans by 2021.Our military recruiting teams are building programs across the company – from our AWS Apprenticeship program for transitioning military members and veterans to our Military Leaders Program for emerging Operations leaders. We're excited to continue creating new pipelines of talent for our military community.
Our Amazon Warriors affinity group is made up of Amazonians who have served in their respective country's military forces, those who are still serving, and Amazon employees who support them.
The group's mission is to provide its members a professional network and a means to organize community outreach programs, to aid veterans during their transition into the Amazon workforce, and to be a resource for recruiting top military talent.
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The Official Riverdale Trailer Is Out Now
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It's about time the trailer dropped. Riverdale fans have been on edge, looking for any new update for new episodes of Riverdale. Well, it's on it's way.
Instagram is where you'll find the trailer. It's here, posted by the official Riverdale Instagram account (@thecwriverdale). For those who don't know yet or haven't been keeping up with the show recently, the show has been taking a break from the fifth season of the show. The break came in at about halfway through the season, leaving fans going crazy and a bunch of unanswered questions. However, by the looks of the trailer it seems like those questions will get answered and fans will finally be put at ease.
So, a little background is in order. The timeline jumped five years into the future. So, the characters have all developed and are adults now facing complicated and dark adult problems. This trailer gives some insight into that.
Some good news for the fans is that Bughead (played by Cole Sprouse) is seen in the trailer. This is good news because, in the teaser he wasn't seen. This left fans worried about what happened to him. However, it seems like Bughead dealt with something dark. Really dark. Evidence to this was by his dialogue in the beginning of the trailer: "I vanished. Swallowed up by the dark." Last known, he was struggling with work and love as well as dealing with debt collectors.
Another thing noticed from the trailer was that Cheryl (played by Madelaine Petsch) and Penelope Blossom (played by Nathalie Bolt) have started a ministry. The fans aren't sure if that is a good thing or bad considering her past. However, it might prove to be beneficial to some characters, especially those she likes and considers a friend.
Also, it seems like things are moving with Betty's (played by Lili Reinhart) sister Polly's case. Polly was found to be alive and calling from a payphone. However, when Betty got there all she found was a destroyed payphone and Polly's very rare blood type all over it. They haven't found her body yet but, they have more or so concluded that if she isn't dead then something really bad happened to her.
So, things have been escalating because Betty is seen walking towards someone with a chainsaw. Also, right before Betty's mom Alice tells her: "Why don't you just kill him Betty. Kill that monster." So, it seems like the murderer has been found.
Guess, the fans will just have to wait until August 11 to stream the next eleven episodes of the season. They can stream it all for free the next day of the premiere only on the CW!
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Ten ways to prevent liver disease problems
Jane Murphy / 09 February 2016 ( 11 June 2019 )
Liver disease is on the rise in the UK and may not display any symptoms until it's too late. Follow these tips to help protect yourself.
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Vitamin E can help reduce symptoms of liver disease by preventing cell damage, say researchers.
1. Watch your alcohol intake
Your liver performs 500 vital functions. Every time it filters alcohol, it has to work a little harder and some of its cells die.
Drinking large amounts, even just for a few days, may cause a build-up of fats known as alcoholic fatty liver disease, which can potentially lead to a life-threatening illness. So give yourself a break. Drink no more than 14 units of alcohol, and have at least two or three booze-free days, each week.
Need inspiration? In a study at London's Royal Free Hospital, regular drinkers who cut out alcohol for a month saw an average 15 per cent reduction in liver fat and significant improvements in their cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
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2. Reduce your portion sizes
Alcohol isn't the only major culprit when it comes to liver health.
Around a third of the UK population suffers from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) – a build-up of liver fat that's normally associated with being overweight or obese.
In fact, some experts believe overeating will soon overtake alcohol as the main cause of liver disease. One way to trick yourself into downsizing your portions is to use smaller plates and cutlery, according to a study at the University of Cambridge.
Eliminating larger-sized portions from the diet completely could reduce calorie intake by up 16 per cent, and so hold the key to weight loss, say the researchers.
Can smaller plates help you lose weight?
3. Cut down on fizzy drinks
Just one sugar-sweetened soft drink each day is associated with an increased risk of NAFLD, according to research from Tufts University in the US. So switch to diet versions – or better still, drink water instead. Talking of which...
10 ways to reduce your sugar intake
4. Drink plenty of water
Water plays a crucial role in helping the liver flush toxins out of your system. Not drinking enough will cause the blood to thicken, making it more difficult to filter.
Everyone's fluid needs vary – but as a rough guide, you should aim to drink around 1.2 litres water daily.
How much water do you really need to drink?
5. Have a (decaff) coffee break
There's evidence to suggest that coffee may be good for the liver, too. Researchers at the National Cancer Institute in the US found that people who drink at least three cups of decaffeinated coffee each day had lower levels of abnormal liver enzymes, suggesting that chemical compounds other than caffeine in coffee may protect the liver.
Related: How tea and coffee affect your health
Yes, it's that point in the feature when we remind you just how deadly cigarettes are. Smoking is a risk factor for liver disease and can exacerbate the symptoms.
Nicotine raises the levels of fat in the blood, while the liver has to work hard to filter all those smoking-related toxins. Need help quitting? Go to www.nhs.uk/smokefree.
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7. Get moving
Regular exercise will boost your overall health, which in turn has a positive effect on liver function.
Remember, every little helps: any exercise, regardless of frequency or intensity, can be of benefit to people with NAFLD, according to research published in the Journal of Hepatology.
And prolonged periods of sitting appear to increase risk of the condition, say scientists in South Korea.
So start by trying to build more 'incidental' exercise into your day: stand up and walk around when you're on the telephone, for example.
How two minutes of exercise an hour adds up to better health
8. Eat more nuts
Upping your intake of vitamin E can help reduce symptoms of liver disease by preventing cell damage, according to researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in the US. Good sources include nuts, seeds, wheatgerm, leafy greens and vegetable oils.
9. Cut down on carbs
A low-carbohydrate diet could improve the liver function of people with NAFLD, according to research published in the journal Diabesity in Practise. Dr David Unwin, the study's author, believes sugar and starchy foods, such as bread and potatoes, pose a particular threat. This is because they are rapidly turned into glucose, which is initially stored in the liver while any excess is stored as body fat. But do speak to your GP before embarking on any kind of low-carb diet.
10. Take the test
Still confused about your liver health? The British Liver Trust offers a short online test to help you assess your risk factors and take steps to reduce them. Take 10 minutes to try it now
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It was a victory that stunned the new enfant terrible of the poker circuit, Norway's Annette Obrestad. The youngest recipient of the coveted WSOP bracelet must have thought that she was heading to a second elite poker title when she made it to the final table with a five to one chip lead against the eventual champion, online qualifier, Reuben Peters.
It should have been a whitewash but Peters, from Colorado, managed to overturn the mammoth chip lead to claim the title and over €500 000, the winner's share of the €1 701 700 prize pool. The stock broker had outlasted and outmanoeuvred over 220 players from over 25 countries with his surprise win.
The poker champion wannabes included 60 players who, like Peters, had qualified online and several of the PokerStars Team pros including Luca Pagano, Katja Thater, Bertrand 'Elky' Grospellier and Noah Boeken. Both Boeken and Pagano were in the money with Boeken finishing 14th and pocketing €20 420 in his 6th EPT cash and Pagano came 24th and took home €10 210 in his seventh European Poker Tour cash.
"Annette has been the talk of the town in Dublin, and she personally bust out six of the top ten players, including local favourite Andy Black. Everybody expected her to take Peters apart in the final heads up, but the American proved a tough nut to crack. Given the high quality of the field in Dublin, he deserves the title," said Conrad Brunner, PokerStars' Head of Communications, and EMEA.


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Interviewer: I am here with J. Peters, author of University on Watch and Small Fingernails. Mr. Peters, can you say something about the difference between these two books?
J. Peters: These two books couldnt be more different, and yet, in the end, they are the same book.
Interviewer: Can you say more about that?
J. Peters: No.
Interviewer: Well played, Mr. Peters. How has the reception been so far for these two books?
J. Peters: University on Watch seems to be getting more exposure in literary circles. The book is sparking discussion, and has truly had an impact on the mental health community. I cant say the same for Small Fingernails. I'm not shocked, given the target audience was a small clique of people I knew personally from eleven years ago
Interviewer: Pardon? A clique? Eleven years, Mr. Peters?
J. Peters: A very small clique. My friends from college. At New London University. These are the people I characterize in the book. The book is about my experience interacting with these kids, about six or seven of them. Some of these people were given more airtime than others. The people I really thought weren't even worth talking about, I didnt. Others, that I spent more time with, got some air time, and others, who I liked, were given praises in the book. You'll know who I dont like, and my favorites, quickly, when reading Small Fingernails.
Interviewer: You wrote a book about these people? Why Mr. Peters?
J. Peters: Vengence. This is my V-book, or "Vengence Book". Small Fingernails is very much a hydra of spite, retribution, and unresolved anger towards people in college I never felt had the last word. With Small Fingernails, I do. This was all catharisis. Every page, another excuse to attack, reposition myself over these people, and do it publicly. As far as I am concerned, the world can judge them like so many of them judged me years ago.
Interviewer: Did you achieve your goal? Do you feel a sense of justice?
J. Peters: I feel great.
Interviewer: I had asked you, Mr. Peters, if you achieved your goal and about justice? Instead, your answered with how you felt. Was that what was important here? is that the real reason you wrote Small Fingernails?
J. Peters: My feelings aside, this book's first goal was the hurt the feelings of those who hurt me so much. I wanted the audience, my readers, to laugh in the faces of so many of the characters in the book. The second goal, to rid myself of all guilt associated with the psychological and physical abuse I inflicted upon my ex girlfriend. Next, I wanted to let go of all personal grief I experienced years ago from inflicted the aforementioned harm. The final goal, in the process of doing all that, ruin as many lives as possible or at the very least, the life and marriage of my ex girlfriend. If this book doesn't plant the seed of doubt in her marriage, the image of my seed in the book will do just that.
Interviewer: Mr. Peters, why?
J. Peters: Because I can. Small Fingernails was just an exercise in the politics of friendship in the wake of unrequited love. The challenge wasn't writing the book. The challenge was living out its pages years ago and living to write about it years later. I survived Small Fingernails only to put New London University on Watch weeks later. What will be your fate and reaction to Small Fingernails?
Interviewer: This was J. Peters, author of Small Fingernails: Even Less Love. Thank you, Jacques, for this opporunity. I encourage you all to go out and read the book today.
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package com.opengamma.strata.pricer.impl.tree;

import java.util.Arrays;

import com.opengamma.strata.collect.ArgChecker;
import com.opengamma.strata.collect.array.DoubleArray;
import com.opengamma.strata.collect.array.DoubleMatrix;
import com.opengamma.strata.product.option.BarrierType;

/**
 * Single barrier knock-out option function.
 *

 * Note that there is no option function responsible for knock-in options because a knock-in option is priced via
 * the in-out parity in a tree model.
 */
abstract class SingleBarrierKnockoutFunction implements OptionFunction {

  /**
   * Obtains strike value.
   *
   * @return strike
   */
  public abstract double getStrike();

  /**
   * Obtains the barrier level for the time layer specified by {@code step}.
   *
   * @param step  the step
   * @return the barrier level
   */
  public abstract double getBarrierLevel(int step);

  /**
   * Obtains the sign.
   *

   * The sign is +1 for call and -1 for put.
   *
   * @return the sign
   */
  public abstract double getSign();

  /**
   * Obtains the barrier type.
   *
   * @return the barrier type
   */
  public abstract BarrierType getBarrierType();

  /**
   * Obtains the rebate for the time layer specified by {@code step}.
   *
   * @param step  the step
   * @return the rebate
   */
  public abstract double getRebate(int step);

  @Override
  public DoubleArray getPayoffAtExpiryTrinomial(DoubleArray stateValue) {

    int nNodes = stateValue.size();
    double[] values = new double[nNodes];
    double rebate = getRebate(getNumberOfSteps());
    double barrierLevel = getBarrierLevel(getNumberOfSteps());
    boolean isDown = getBarrierType().isDown();
    Arrays.fill(values, rebate);
    int index = getLowerBoundIndex(stateValue, barrierLevel);
    ArgChecker.isTrue(index > -1 && index < nNodes - 1, "barrier is covered by tree");
    int iMin = isDown ? index + 1 : 0;
    int iMmax = !isDown ? index + 1 : nNodes;
    for (int i = iMin; i < iMmax; ++i) {
      values[i] = Math.max(getSign() * (stateValue.get(i) - getStrike()), 0d);
    }
    // modification if barrier lies between two consecutive nodes
    double bd = barrierLevel - stateValue.get(index);
    double ub = stateValue.get(index + 1) - barrierLevel;
    double ud = stateValue.get(index + 1) - stateValue.get(index);
    if (isDown) {
      values[index + 1] = 0.5 * values[index + 1] + 0.5 * (bd * rebate + ub * values[index + 1]) / ud;
    } else {
      values[index] = barrierLevel == stateValue.get(index) ?
          rebate :
          0.5 * values[index] + 0.5 * (ub * rebate + bd * values[index]) / ud;
    }
    return DoubleArray.ofUnsafe(values);
  }

  @Override
  public DoubleArray getNextOptionValues(
      double discountFactor,
      DoubleMatrix transitionProbability,
      DoubleArray stateValue,
      DoubleArray values,
      int i) {

    int nNodes = 2 * i + 1;
    double[] res = new double[nNodes];
    double barrierLevel = getBarrierLevel(i);
    double rebate = getRebate(i);
    boolean isDown = getBarrierType().isDown();
    for (int j = 0; j < nNodes; ++j) {
      if ((isDown && stateValue.get(j) <= barrierLevel) ||
          (!isDown && stateValue.get(j) >= barrierLevel)) {
        res[j] = rebate;
      } else {
        double upProb = transitionProbability.get(j, 2);
        double middleProb = transitionProbability.get(j, 1);
        double downProb = transitionProbability.get(j, 0);
        res[j] = discountFactor *
            (upProb * values.get(j + 2) + middleProb * values.get(j + 1) + downProb * values.get(j));
      }
    }
    // modification if barrier lies between two consecutive nodes
    int index = getLowerBoundIndex(stateValue, barrierLevel);
    if (index > -1 && index < nNodes - 1) {
      double bd = barrierLevel - stateValue.get(index);
      double ub = stateValue.get(index + 1) - barrierLevel;
      double ud = stateValue.get(index + 1) - stateValue.get(index);
      if (isDown) {
        res[index + 1] = 0.5 * res[index + 1] + 0.5 * (bd * rebate + ub * res[index + 1]) / ud;
      } else {
        res[index] = 0.5 * res[index] + 0.5 * (ub * rebate + bd * res[index]) / ud;
      }
    }
    return DoubleArray.ofUnsafe(res);
  }

  //-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  private int getLowerBoundIndex(DoubleArray set, double value) {
    int n = set.size();
    if (value < set.get(0)) {
      return -1;
    }
    if (value > set.get(n - 1)) {
      return n - 1;
    }
    int index = Arrays.binarySearch(set.toArrayUnsafe(), value);
    if (index >= 0) {
      // Fast break out if it's an exact match.
      return index;
    }
    if (index < 0) {
      index = -(index + 1);
      index--;
    }
    if (value == -0. && index < n - 1 && set.get(index + 1) == 0.) {
      ++index;
    }
    return index;
  }
}

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Endangered Languages and Cultural Heritage
Language Communities
Wayuu dancers from a village in La Guajira Province in Colombia perform a traditional dance. In the Wayuu community, palabreros (orators) are experts in using words and dialogue as a peaceful way to resolve disputes.
Photo by Daniel Sheehy, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, Smithsonian Institution
Ati Janey Mestre Izquierdo is an Arhuaco poet, storyteller, and weaver of baskets and mochilas, traditional woven bags.
Photo courtesy of the Ministry of Culture of Colombia
Hugo Jamioy (left), a Kamentzá poet and teller of ancestral stories, is deeply involved in efforts to preserve Kamentzá language and cultural heritage.
Élida Cañate is a Palenque dancer and traditional hair stylist from San Basilio de Palenque, Colombia.
A maloca serves as center for ceremonies in the Uitoto community.
Linguistic Diversity in Colombia: Many Voices, Cultural Resistance, and a National Priority
"Our own language, in addition to being a means of communication, keeps alive the memory of our ancestors."
— Gabino Hernandez Palomino, Colombia
Colombia is home to a rich tapestry of languages. In addition to Spanish, there are 68 native languages, spoken by about 850,000 people. They belong to three categories: indigenous languages, spoken by the original inhabitants of the national territory; Creole languages, born in the midst of cultural contact during the slave trade, and spoken by the Raizal, Palenquero, and Afro-Colombian peoples; and the Romani language, spoken by Roma communities of Indo-European origin. A national Law of Native Languages, approved in 2010, protects this linguistic and cultural diversity.
Arhuaco
The Arhuaco live near the perpetual snows of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, in the northern part of Colombia. Arhuacos view themselves as "Older Brothers," looking after the world and protecting nature. Their language, linked to the Chibcha linguistic family, is considered stable but in danger according to UNESCO's Language Vitality Index. Ritual specialists, called Mamos, are charged with knowledge of traditional healing and customs. They use a different, sacred, language during their ceremonies.
Wayuunaiki
The Wayuu live in the Department of the Guajira, in the northern deserts of Colombia. The Wayuunaiki language belongs to the Arawak linguistic family, and is considered to be stable, but in danger because many of the younger members of the community do not speak it. The Wayuu traditional system of law, justice, and conflict mediation, based on the use of the Wayuunaiki language by expert orators (palabreros), was made part of UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Kamentzá
The Kamentzá live mainly in the Colombian department of Putumayo, located in the southwestern rainforests of the country. Their language is considered to be isolated and unique because it does not have any link to another linguistic family. It is recognized as endangered because younger generations are not learning it from their elders. Through poetry, storytelling, crafts, and other traditions, members of the Kamentzá community are striving to preserve their language and rich cultural heritage.
Uitoto
The Uitoto inhabit the Amazon region, in the southern rainforests of the country. They build longhouses called malocas, which serve as centers for community ceremonies where elders transmit traditional knowledge. Their language has several dialectal varieties, including Bue, Mika, Nipode and Minika, yet speakers of each dialect can understand each other quite easily.
Ri Palenge
The Palenqueros inhabit the town of San Basilio de Palenque, in the northern tropical dry forests of the Department of Bolívar, Colombia. Their mother tongue, considered to be seriously in danger, is a unique Creole language built of Spanish words and elements of the African Bantu linguistic family. It came about as a way of communication among African cimarrones, fiercely independent escaped slaves, who founded the first free community of Black people in South America.
Gabino Hernandez Palomino, Colombia
This presentation was made possible by the Embassy of Colombia in Washington, D.C., the Ministry of Culture of Colombia, and the Caro y Cuervo Institute.
Festival Participants:
Ati Janey (Johana Marcela) Mestre Izquierdo, poet, storyteller, basket and mochila weaver
Hugo Jesús Jamioy Juagibioy, poet, storyteller
Élida Cañate Díaz, dancer, traditional hairstylist
María del Transito Hernández Cabarcas, dancer, traditional hairstylist
Andris Padilla Julio, drummer
Calixto Kuiru, dancer, maloca builder
M&oacutenica L&oacutepez Pushaina, dancer
Joaquín Ram&oacute'n Prince Bruges, traditional game expert
Benito Pushaina Apshana, traditional game expert and ojuunajirawa wrestler
Luis Misael Socarrás Ipuana, palabrero-expert in the Wayuu system of oratory conflict resolution
Marciano Urrariyú Gouriyu, dancer, musician, traditional game expert
Endangered Languages Story Map
Kallawaya
Kichwa
Siletz Dee-ni
Wabanaki
Documentation and Collections
Family Activites
Video and Audio Gallery
Arhuaco from Colombia: Song and Story Circle


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