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Russia Withdraws from Open Sky Treaty after US Departure
Published by Novinite on Fri, 01/15/2021 - 14:20
Russia is launching domestic procedures to withdraw from the Treaty on Open Skies, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Friday.
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Court rejects Tajikistan's extradition request for alleged jihadist
Published by Kathimerini on Wed, 01/13/2021 - 20:01
A Greek court rejected on Wednesday an extradition request by Tajikistan against a 27-year-old national who is wanted on an international arrest warrant for his alleged ties to the ISIS terrorist group.
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European Court Rules Against Serbian, Montenegrin Army Officers
Published by Balkan Insight on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 13:40
The European Court of Human Rights ruled in a decision that was made public on Tuesday that 11 current, former or retired officers of the Yugoslav Army and the Army of Serbia and Montenegro were not denied a fair hearing by the courts in their legal battle over allegedly underpaid salaries.
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Attackers of rector released
Published by Kathimerini on Sat, 01/09/2021 - 15:54
The eight young men accused of participating in the attack on the rector of the Athens University of Economics and Business, Dimitris Bourantonis, on October 29, which caused a public outcry, have been released after testifying before an investigative magistrate last week.
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Lifetime sentence for "The Barber of Malča"
He was indicted for the kidnapping and abuse of a minor girl from Brzi Brod. The first-instance verdict was publicly announced in the High Court shortly after 11 a.m., in the presence of the family of the injured minor as well as numerous journalists.
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President of Senate: I never supported unicameralism, but we need to reduce number of MPs
Published by Agerpres on Wed, 12/30/2020 - 13:54
The President of the Senate, Anca Dragu, on Wednesday said that the number of MPs must be reduced, based on analysis, and specified that she never supported unicameralism. "We had a referendum in November 2009 in which Romanian citizens expressed their wish that the number of MPs had to be significantly reduced to 300 and that the Parliament be unicameral, instead of bicameral.
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Serbian Commissioner Backs BIRN in Info Requests on War Crimes Fugitive
Serbia's information commissioner has ordered the country's interior ministry to provide the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network with information BIRN requested concerning war crimes fugitive Rajko Kozlina, sentenced in late 2019 by a Serbian court to 15 years in prison but who remains at large.
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Trump vetoes defense budget – Bill includes sanctions against Turkey
The bill will now be returned to Congress and will need to be approved by an enhanced majority in order to overcome the presidential veto
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Harsher Sentence Urged for Bosnian Serb Soldier Convicted of Rape
Published by Balkan Insight on Mon, 12/21/2020 - 17:11
Presenting its appeal at the Bosnian state court on Monday, the prosecution called for a harsher punishment for Sasa Curcic, who was convicted under a first-instance verdict of committing a crime against humanity for raping a woman in July 1992 and sentenced to five years in prison.
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Another Russian Diplomat in Bulgaria Accused of Espionage
Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev informed Minister of Foreign Affairs Ekaterina Zaharieva of intelligence-gathering activities by a Russian diplomat on the territory of Bulgaria. The prosecutor's office had evidence to prove it, the public prosecutor's office said.
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import com.intellij.codeInspection.ex.GlobalInspectionContextBase;
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public class RedundantSuppressInspection extends RedundantSuppressInspectionBase {
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LONDON (AP) — England recalled backs Ben Youngs, Jonathan Joseph and Jack Nowell for Scotland's visit to Twickenham in Six Nations rugby on Saturday.
They were the only three changes to the starting XV that overcame Italy 36-15 at home nearly two weeks ago. James Haskell remained at openside flanker.
Scotland made only one change to the side which ended a 10-year losing run to Wales, restoring Hamish Watson on the openside flank for the injured John Hardie. Watson's place in the reserves was given to uncapped Edinburgh flanker Cornell Du Preez.
Into the England reserves for the first time this year come No. 8 Billy Vunipola and winger Anthony Watson. Vunipola injured his knee in November and made his club return last Sunday. Watson was coming back from a hamstring tear and broken jaw.
England was the only remaining unbeaten team in the Six Nations but has won ugly against France, Wales, and Italy.
"We feel like a good performance is just around the corner," coach Eddie Jones said.
Another England win would match New Zealand's tier one record of 18 straight.
Scotland seeks a first win at Twickenham since 1983 and a first Triple Crown since 1990.
"There's a lot to play for and several reasons why we should be able to get up for this game," Scotland coach Vern Cotter said.


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Human beings had identified the bubbly advantages of yeast quite a few, many years back and now utilize it in order to churn up numerous foodstuff like breads, cakes, pizza bases, cookies, muffins, and much more. All these products make use of fermentation techniques which include the presence of oxygen. This results in aerobic respiration where yeast ferments the key ingredient, i. e. dough, into mild ethanol and co2 that provides bubbles of gas in that dough. Typically the ethanol is usually burnt away in the baking process and what you receive is gentle and fluffy breads, cakes, etc.
Over time, man also found that if yeast was permitted to ferment a combination of drinking water along with some other ingredients including a variety of fruits such as grapes, apples, and so on, greens such as potatoes, etc, or grains like wheat, maize, etc, then the resulting drink contained moderate to strong alcohol strength that provided a wonderful buzz upon ingestion. The result was the introduction of a number of liquid yeast items such as draught beer, wine, whiskey, rum, vodka, and many more that you can find lined up in stores all over the globe. However, to be able to turn the actual liquid blend into liquid alcohol, alcohol producers need to use the anaerobic respiration process where oxygen is actually prohibited from the fermentation process. The result is actually more pure and more powerful ethanol along with carbon dioxide gas.
The commonest species of yeast which is utilized to ferment most items is Saccharomyces cerevisiae and lots of variants are utilized to ferment various kinds of foods as well as liquids. For instance, baker�s yeast is used in order to ferment various bakery food items while wine yeast is used in order to ferment different wines. However, ordinary yeast is pretty delicate when it comes to tolerating powerful alcoholic beverages and high temperatures. Therefore, normal yeast can die whenever alcohol strength levels peak at 12 percent of when the heat rises considerably during the ethanol fermentation process.
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Residente Says Bernie Sanders Came Over 'To Borrow Sugar,' Which Led to a Great Discussion: See the Pic
On Wednesday, September 4, Residente shared on Instagram a photo of the unexpected visit of the politician Bernie Sanders.
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On Wednesday (Sept. 4), Residente shared on Instagram a photo with Bernie Sanders, who apparently unexpectedly visited the Puerto Rican singer.
"I had to stop writing because Bernie Sanders came to the house to borrow sugar," wrote the singer, who supported Sanders back in 2016 during the presidential primary elections for the Democrat party. At the time, Residente participated in a rally that took place in Bronx, N.Y.
"One thing led to another and we ended up talking about a lot of things," he added.
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Residente is a notable activist, and will always get involved to fight for human rights, especially in Puerto Rico.
See his post below.
Tuve que parar de escribir porque @berniesanders vino a casa a pedirme azúcar. De una vez aprovechamos y hablamos de varias cosas. I had to stop writing because @berniesanders came to the house to borrow sugar. One thing led to another and we ended up talking about a lot of things. [R]
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Paralympic World Champion Speaks Out About Her Shorts Being 'Too Revealing'
Olivia Breen, a two-time Paralympic world champion for Britain, said she was "speechless" and "gobsmacked" when an official at the English Championships told her on Sunday that her competition bottoms were "too short" and "inappropriate" after she competed in a long jump event.
In a tweet afterward, Breen wrote that she had been wearing these types of shorts, designed for competition, for years and hoped to wear similar ones when she competes in the Paralympics in Tokyo next month. After the episode, Breen questioned whether male athletes would be subjected to the same scrutiny, joining an array of female athletes speaking out against uniform double standards that can result in fines against women.
Breen said that it was extremely hot on Sunday and that many male long jump athletes took off their shirts but were not approached by any officials. But after her event, when Breen was chatting with a teammate, she said an official asked to speak with her.
"She was just like, 'I think your briefs are too revealing, and I think you should consider buying a new pair of shorts,'" Breen said. "My first response was, 'Are you joking?"
Breen, 24, has cerebral palsy, hearing loss and some learning difficulties. She has won gold twice at the I.P.C. World Championships — in the T38 long jump in 2017 and the T35-38 100-meter sprint relay in 2015 — and bronze in the 4×100-meter relay in the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Breen said lightweight briefs — in this case, Adidas official competition 2021 briefs, which she later posted a photo of online — gave her an advantage. The bottoms complied with regulations, she said, adding that she filed a formal complaint to England Athletics, the organization running the competition.
Since posting about the episode, Breen said she had heard from other female athletes who have had similar experiences and said she thought women had a right to feel comfortable while competing.
"It just made me so angry," Breen said. "We shouldn't be told what we can wear and what we can't wear."
England Athletics said in a statement that it would investigate the matter.
"The well-being of all participants in athletics is of the utmost importance, and everyone should feel comfortable to compete and participate in the sport," the statement said.
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I know there haven't been much articles posted in the last 5 weeks, but that's because I went to cycle around Iceland. This is the first of a series of articles that will describe the trip but also help me reflect on it. I will be posting the days one at a time more as a personal diary and a future reference, but also for anyone who is interested to follow.
Quite a few times the question came up "Why cycle around Iceland?". I don't know exactly, but there are a set of reasons that brought the idea up. After injuring my ankle and removing the option of walking long distances with weight on my back I looked at cycling. I love bicycles and a year before I started to read a lot on touring. I did a short trip in Bulgaria for three days and I knew I wanted more. Iceland was also on my list of countries to visit (obviously because it is in the North) – a beautiful place with stunning views and harsh weather. At the end of 2015 I read the travel notes of an elderly couple who had cycled around the island and the seed was planted. In January 2016 I was fully committed to the idea and all the preparation was on.
There is no clear reason, but I felt like a challenge is needed in my daily routine. I needed something to refresh my experiences and to bring a reset.
From the beginning I knew the trip will be hard. I had no real experience of cycling long distances day after day. The weather in Iceland is… well… in Iceland. I started training regularly both cycling to get used to my bike and high intensity interval training sessions.
If you want a detailed list of the gear, please let me know in the comments and I will provide. In the last post I will also go through what I think worked and what didn't. Overall I think I was well prepared, but quite a few mistakes were made as well.
Till the very end of this trip I didn't know if I will finish it. Till the moment I was on the plane I wasn't sure if I should go. It was not one of those trips that you go and you know you can do it (for me at least) or while you are doing it, you are thinking of "what next". I had a lot of issues before leaving which forced me the buy the tickets just two weeks before leaving. This includes breaking a wrist, personal problems and other little struggles that just kept creeping in. I wouldn't have gone for it if it wasn't for the support of my girlfriend who gave me the final push through the door.
Actual time refers to the total time from leaving point A and arriving at point B. The riding time is the time spent in movement on the bike between those points.
The first day of the trip was very busy, or it felt so. Driving with a friend and Andra to Manchester airport at 3am, packing the bike, unpacking, etc. When landing the stewardess said that the weather will be nice with a light breeze. I knew it will be sunny, but as I started walking down the stairs the wind was fairly strong and cold. I thought to myself "light breeze… what would be a regular wind then..".
Reykjavik airport is really strange – normally at airports as soon as you land you have to go through passport control and then get your luggage. At this airport once off from the plane we went straight through the crowd of people waiting to get on the plane, then we were basically in the airport, I could just get on a bus and go to the city. But I walked to the other side of he airport to pick the luggage. A very friendly staff member gave me the bike and also waited until I changed into my cycling clothes.
The bike was packed in a plastic bag (for bikes) because first it would be expensive to store a cardboard box and second I read that staff at the airport handling boxes are less careful and if they see the bike itself.
The bike was prepared for riding outside of the airport. The wind was running through my bones and I couldn't wait to start moving to get warm. A girl from London passed by with a bike. She had just finished a part of the island in the western fjords and I remember one thing she said "The wind…. it can be tough at times".
Not long and I was cycling on the main road towards Reykjavik surrounded by fields of lava frozen almost as if in their movement, covered like a blacked with moss.
The road was very busy, maybe one of the busiest in the country. It felt like a highway but luckily there was an emergency lane in which I was riding with plenty of space to be undisturbed by the traffic. The weather was on my side, as I would later find out a very rare and beautiful sunny day. There was wind but I didn't really feel it.
I was adjusting to the bike, the seat, the weight (only rode about 30km before that with all the weight and I broke the wrist on that ride..). I had cleats for the pedals but I was too afraid to clip in. The wrist was sore and I was trying not to lean too much on it as it was painful, but apart from that the ride was enjoyable. I was starring into the mountains in the distance and was excited to get closer in the next few days.
Suddenly a really sharp and deep pain appeared at the back of my left knee where the tendon runs on the outside of the leg. It was excruciating and it forced me to stop. I stretched the leg and pressed/massaged the spot. After a few minutes back on the bike the pain appeared again, it was unbearable, I couldn't press on the pedals. Really? Would the trip end even before it had began. I felt really down and disappointed, but kept moving. I had to stop a few more times to stretch it just to be able to continue. At some point I realised that by adjusting my feet and pressing with the very end of the toes I didn't have so much pain, so the rest of the trip continued in the new position and I also lowered the seat so as not to extend the legs so much.
After a few hours of highway and flat lava fields I arrived at what was the beginning of Reykjavik. First factories and then houses and blocks of flats started to appear. The road became even busier and at some point I put Google Maps and switched to bicycle and pedestrian lanes which brought me to the campsite.
I paid, put my tent up, had a shower and sat for a while to let my mind and body rest. Then I arranged to meet a colleague from the UK who was in the city at the same time.
I took the bus as the knee was still painful and I wanted to give it a rest from riding (the day after was going to be a long 120km ride). At the campsite they told me the bus will go straight to the meeting point, but after a while me and a few other tourists realised it is not going on the usual route. We asked the driver and he explained that it is because the centre was closed for the football match screens. This gave me a nice opportunity to walk around the town and share a few words with a young swiss couple on the way to the centre.
You could see the crowd gather to watch the match from far.
The atmosphere was great, everyone were doing the characteristic clap with the hands, singing songs in Icelandic.
At that point I was starving and I met with my colleague. We went for a walk around the town and he took me to one of his favourite coffee shops for food later continuing with beer to watch the end of the game.
The atmosphere was so intense, you could hear how everyone are holding their breath. When Iceland scored the room exploded with such a loud sound as if a thunder came in.
I don't know Icelandic, but seemed legit with a lot of people's names page after page and salary-like sums of money on the other side against them.
We finished the walk to the campsite and a beautiful sunset sent me to bed thinking about the days ahead.
Very interesting blog. Can't wait the rest of it.
Hi, you seem to have had à super trip. Im leaving on the 18 of Auguste 2016 and would like to know what helped you in your trip and what did not. So i would like to know what worked out and what did not.
– Don't pack too much stuff – I can send you a list of what I had and what I would leave or take if I do it again.
My email is smilyan.pavlov@gmail.com so just write to me if you need any more information. Let me know also what places you are planning to go and I can possibly give you more specific information.
I am also reading the posts now.


This is an an amazing find. It was in wonderful condition when found and has had no damage or parts replaced in its lifetime. I have taken the decision to restore this to fully working condition. It has been totally stripped down and rebuilt after each part has been cleaned and polished. I have fitted a later 200 series internals and rewired to the last and best wiring for this model to allow it to work perfectly to both dial out and receive perfectly. I have fitted a small internal bell using a specially made bracket so as not to damage the lead weight and so that it could be removed without leaving any sign of it being there. It has been fitted with an electronic microphone, a very best quality hand plaited braided handset cord and a GPO specification round plastic line in cord. The dial is a GPO No12 with a wonderful enamel alpha numeric dial face. note this telephone is made from the early thermosetting material Urea formaldehyde used on GPO coloured telephones up until around 1936. This material is very brittle and so very few survive in this condition. It also absorbed the atmosphere it was living in and so are usually badly nicotine stained. Because this material is very brittle it cracks along the seems partly because the metal parts inside expand at different rates in high or low temperatures. This one has some cracking as I have tried to show but this is very minor and perfectly normal. I can make a dial label with your information at no extra charge.
Now because this is a very special telephone I have retained the parts replaced to bring it up to modern speech etc. I am allowing the buyer of this telephone to buy these parts if they wish to revert it back to original themselves at a later date. This includes the microphone marked 1936, the ivory feet, the 1L receiver, the 162 internal block wiring and the two original ivory GPO braided line and and handset cords. I have take this unusual step because I think this may go to a collector.


Who isn't thinking about student loans these days? Whether you're a recent college grad hurtling toward the end of your grace period or a rising high school senior wondering how you're gonna pay for that $50k-per-year dream school, student loans have become an (unfortunate) reality in paying for college. But that doesn't mean you need to sink yourself into a black hole of debt.
"Students should have a plan for financial success from the very first day they enroll in college," says Erin Wolfe, Director of Student Financial Services at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. Because if you don't, your finances can easily go awry, leading up to such snafus as student loan default—and you really don't want that.
Make a plan before you graduate. "Make an appointment to visit the financial aid office to discuss options and understand the overall loan obligations. If a borrower has private student loans, review disclosures to understand the terms and interest rates of the student loans."
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Mississippi Gulf Coast and Lackawanna to face off in national championship
by Chris Wilson November 11, 2019 August 9, 2021
PITTSBURG, Kan. – Seven different teams have held the top two slots in the National Junior College football rankings this season, but it's only the final regular season rankings that matter. Finishing the regular season No. 1 is Mississippi Gulf Coast (11-0), and No. 2 is Lackawanna (10-0), the only two undefeated teams in the NJCAA. The teams will face off for the NJCAA National Championship in Pittsburg, Kansas on Thursday, December 5. Kickoff is scheduled for 5 p.m. C.S.T.
This past week, Mississippi Gulf Coast won 22-19 over No. 5 Northwest Mississippi (8-3) to win their conference title, and has extended their winning streak to 15 games. Gulf Coast didn't lead the game until a 30 yard touchdown run by Austin Bolton in the fourth quarter.
This is Gulf Coast's 16th state championship, and they will be seeking their fifth national championship. They won the 1948 Junior College Championship, then won the NJCAA National Championships in 1971 and 1984, and were co-champions in 2007. Gulf Coast's head coach, Jack Wright, seeks to win a national championship with two different programs, which would be a first for the NJCAA.
Lackawanna held off No. 12 Georgia Military College (8-2) in a 37 to 30 victory to win their 22nd game in a row. Lackawanna was up 30-3 halfway through the third quarter, when Georgia Military came roaring back. Lackawanna running back Calvin Bell ended the game with 147 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
Lackawanna seeks their first-ever national championship. Head coach Mark Duda has 188 wins, the most among all active NJCAA football coaches.
More details about this matchup will be released in the coming weeks leading up to the game.
For the complete poll from November 11, 2019, visit NJCAA.org/sports/fball/polls.
The NJCAA Football Championship game will be held Thursday, December 5 at 5 p.m. CST at Carnie Smith Stadium in Pittsburg, Kansas. Tickets are on sale and can be purchased by calling (620) 235-4796, or visiting NJCAAFootballChampionship.com and clicking "Tickets".
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There are some goals that simply take your breath away, even if it's been scored against your own team and the Watford fans could only watch on in pure amazement at Emre Can's stunning overhead kick on Monday night.
The Liverpool midfielder scored a bolt out of the blue at Vicarage Road to add an incredible moment to an otherwise dull first-half, thumping the ball past Heurelho Gomes from a hopeful Lucas Leiva cross.
Jamie Carragher admitted it was one of the great Liverpool goals at half-time but the faces of the Watford supporters, just as the ball was flying into the net, truly capture just how good it was.
Mouths open, expressions aghast and one man preparing to applaud are not what you expect to see from opposition fans.
But then, it was a truly special goal.


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Using the WSTS price: At a processed wafer cost of $1,600 (my rule of thumb) a $3.52/GB cost would require 454 8Gb dice to be produced on each wafer (dice per wafer or DPW) to achieve a cost of $3.52/GB. If 454 dice fit onto a wafer then the die size must be 135mm². For the 4Gb density the number would be 908 DPW, which you can achieve with a 70mm² die size.
For this exercise I assume that yield is close enough to 100% that the precise yield doesn't matter. In high-volume semiconductor processing, yields are very close to 100%.
Based on these numbers and some clever algebra we can back out design rules. For either the 8Gb or 4Gb DRAM chip the average design rule for the company works out to 36nm.
Inotera sells a all of its output to Micron, and this is most likely sold at prices that are significantly lower than the average WSTS price per GB.
My $1,600/wafer cost assumption is widely thought to be in error. Roughly the same number of people tell me that it's too high as tell me that it's too low. Based on these inputs I realize that I can't really come up with a better number, no matter how bad it might be.
I have assumed that Inotera's designs are as efficient as DRAM designs usually are. Objective Analysis uses a number we call the Figure of Merit (FOM) and this analysis was based on an FOM of 13, which is typical of the dozens of DRAM die sizes we have analyzed over the past several years.
Yields could be lower than 100%. Typically DRAM makers do a very good job on die yield, so the difference between 100% and Inotera's actual yield should be small enough that this would not significantly impact any other part of these calculations.
What would be the impact of one of these numbers were in error?
Assuming that Inotera's price per gigabyte is lower than the WSTS $7.83 value, then the company would have to be using a tighter average process geometry than 36nm. The company's investor presentations tell us that nearly all production during that quarter was 30nm, which might actually mean 30nm, although many DRAM makers use expressions like "30nm class" to categorize any process between 30nm and 39.999nm.
If the wafer cost is lower than $1,600, then Inotera's average process geometry would be less aggressive, and if the wafer cost is higher then processes would have to be more aggressive.
If Inotera's design is less efficient than its competition (a larger FOM) then the design rules would have to be more aggressive.
Likewise, if yield is much lower than 100%, then the process would have to be more aggressive.
Still, in absence of anything else, this is a start. Anyone who would like to learn more about the actual formulas I used to arrive at these numbers is welcome to contact me.
Do you have a spreadsheet that lists all of the formulas you used to arrive at these numbers? I'd be interested in taking a look at it. Thanks.
Yes, Victor. We share this information with our clients.
I'll send an e-mail to explain how you can get it for yourself.
Yes, Wei Ti Lee, that is fair.
For parts that sell below $1.00 that is a big part of the costs. Chips that sell for $3.00 or more are less impacted.
Inotera has tried to avoid selling those low-price parts, so the package & test costs are a relatively small part of the equation, and my equation was not very precise to begin with.
But still, you are correct. This difference is something that should be accounted for.


Blockchains are becoming increasingly prevalent in society. Many companies now recognize the advantages of implementing blockchain tech. They are in the universities at varying levels. And, most crypto users know that small communities populate corners of the web.
Below are a few thoughts on recent headlines.
TODAY'S COMMENT: Why do corporations seem to be racing to gain a backroom strong hold on blockchain? Certainly would coincide with activity associated with an SEC Summit and G20 chatter.
There is increasing mention of a crypto spring. Several significant projects/releases seem poised to hit the public soon.
Practical blockchain applications are ever so closer to reaching the general public and impacting daily life.
EOS, Bitcoin, and Ethereum have all been active on the wire. Ripple seems a bit quieter this week, but there are rumblings from the Middle East.
IBM wants the world to know it's a leader in blockchain technology. Its connection to a variety of blockchains is interesting.
Wyoming defined digital assets as property, a legal framework that has implications for discussions with the SEC.
I'll let this carry over through the month: US SEC Schedules Public Forum on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for March 31, 2019.
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Petrus Rjinhart
Dutch independent missionary, martyred in Tibet.
In 1898, two independent missionaries, Petrus and Susie Carson Rjinhart, entered Tibet hoping to get permission to preach and do medical work in Lhasa. For years they had concentrated on preaching the gospel to Tibetan Buddhist monks, making frequent visits to monasteries in the region around Kumbum, in what is today Qinghai Province. This was a time of fierce conflict between the Tibetans and the Muslims, with thousands slaughtered during a Muslim rebellion, and to protect the two missionaries an abbot invited them to live within the safety of his monastery walls. This afforded an excellent opportunity for personal evangelism, while Susie Rijnhart used her skills as a doctor to treat those wounded in the fighting.
After a series of battles between Tibetans and Hui Muslims in 1895, the Dutchman Petrus Rijnhart had both astonished and angered the Chinese and Tibetans when he went to the Muslim headquarters to treat their wounded. His wife later wrote:
It had been understood that because we had helped the Chinese and Tibetan soldiers, therefore we shared their hatred of their enemies and could not possibly have a kind thought for them. When they saw that the missionary was just as kind and tender to the Muslims as to themselves, they were utterly amazed. The law of Christian kindness impelling love and mercy even for one's enemies was vividly brought to their attention.
In 1898, the intrepid couple, with their little son, Charlie, set out on an epic months-long journey towards Lhasa. It turned out to be a disaster, with two of the three tasting death. Their first port of call was the monastery town of Tangar (now Huangyuan in Qinghai). From there they pressed on, despite many warnings to turn back, but soon
Anything that could go wrong did go wrong! They were faced with incredibly bad weather, bad trails, the suspicions of religious leaders who did not know them and had no reason to accord them the respect they had had in Kumbum or Tangar. Their guides deserted them and then, to add misery upon misery, their one-year-old son, carried on the father's back, died suddenly. They had the sad task of burying him under rocks along the trail.
Another account states: 'After a harrowing journey across the deserts and mountains of northern Tibet, their little party was stunned by the death of the Rijnharts' infant son, turned back by hostile officials, and harassed by Tibetan bandits in whose territory Petrus Rijnhart disappeared.'
The Rijnharts had been paralysed with grief at the loss of their beloved son and had resolved to turn back towards the south. A gang of robbers trailed them, looking for an opportunity to strike, and when the missionaries noticed them, Petrus decided to walk back and talk to them, hoping that such a direct approach would show them he was not afraid, and not worth robbing. Nothing is known about what happened next, except that he never returned. It is presumed the gang murdered him. Susie waited patiently for her husband for days, before finally accepting that he was probably dead.
China's Book of Martyrs. Carlisle: Piquant Editions, 2007. Used by permission.
Paul Hattaway
Paul Hattaway is the international director of Asia Harvest, an organization committed to serving the church throughout Asia. He is an expert on the Chinese church and author of the The Heavenly Manand Back to Jerusalem.
Allen Yuan
Chinese house church leader who suffered long imprisonment for refusing to join the Three-Self Patriotic Movement and who led a large congregation after being released from prison.
Jean-Gabriel Perboyre
Persecuted and martyred Vincentian missionary in China.
Liu Zhan'en
Chinese Baptist laymen, educator, and civic leader.


TK/KINDERGARTEN ROUND UP - Thursday, March 14th @ 3pm in the Kindergarten classrooms. Items needed will be: Birth certificate, immunizations & physical papers.
ATTENDANCE: Please remember attendance is very important for your students education. Please make sure they are at school on time and well rested. It's proven that a student who is well rested and on time for school learn better then students who are late or never come to school and are tired all the time. Our number ONE concern is for our students education and well being.
Breakfast is served each day in the classroom at the beginning of class. Breakfast will be served at 8:05 a.m.
On "Late-Start Thursdays, a "HOT" breakfast will be served in the cafeteria starting at 8:30 a.m. before the school starts at 9:20 a.m.


Conditions of Japanese Interment Camps were anything but pleasant. For the first several months after the Japanese Americans were evacuated, they were temporarily warehoused while the army rushed to build barracks in designated relocation areas. Japanese Americans were sleeping in horse stables or living on race tracks in tents. Once the Internment Camps were ready for use, the Japanese Americans were sent to live in dusty, cramped conditons. They endured blazing heat or freezing cold, and were treated more as prisoners than citizens. Internment Camps were surrounded by barbed wire and armed guards in towers. Some Japanese Americans died due to emotional stresses and inadequate medical care, or were killed by military guards for allegedly resisting orders. Internees lost their identity, privacy, and dignity.


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Hafeez signs up for Caribbean Premier League
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Pakistan T20 captain Mohammad Hafeez has become the fourth international 'franchise player' to join the Caribbean Premier League Twenty20 tournament. The other international cricketers who have committed to playing in the league - and have been assigned icon or 'franchise player' status as well - are Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist and Ross Taylor.
Hafeez, who has played 43 T20I matches for Pakistan, is ranked No. 2, behind Shane Watson in the ICC rankings for allrounders. He has led Pakistan in 14 T20 games, his most recent being the second T20 against South Africa in March, where he scored 86 off 51 balls and became the first Pakistan batsman to score 1,000 runs in the format.
"The 2010 World T20 allowed me the experience playing T20 in the Caribbean and I am looking forward to playing there once again," Hafeez said. "The people in the West Indies love their cricket and I am sure the fans will get behind their teams. I also hope that cricket fans back in Pakistan and around the world will follow me during this first CPL season."
The CPL is scheduled to begin on July 29 and run till August 26. The tournament involves six franchise countries across the Caribbean: Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Lucia and Trinidad & Tobago. The teams will all have one local and one international franchise player each. The players have not been assigned teams yet.


The Supreme Court has ruled that 170 women can launch pay equality compensation claims against their former employer, Birmingham City Council.
Scores of women who worked for a local authority won an equal pay compensation fight at the UK's highest court today.
Supreme Court justices said more than 170 former Birmingham City Council employees could launch pay equality compensation claims in the High Court.
Lawyers describe the judgment, given in London, as a "landmark" and say it could have "huge implications".
Today's Supreme Court decision follows a Court of Appeal ruling in the women's favour.
Last November, the Court of Appeal said scores of cooks, cleaners, catering and care staff previously employed by Birmingham City Council were entitled to launch pay equality compensation claims in the High Court.
The city council challenged that decision in the Supreme Court - but today a panel of five justices dismissed the appeal by a majority.
Judges heard that 170 women were among female workers denied bonuses similar to those handed out to employees in traditionally male-dominated jobs such as refuse collectors, street cleaners, road workers and grave-diggers.
The court was told that, in 2007 and 2008, tens of thousands of pounds were paid to female council employees to compensate them.
More payments have also been made to women who took cases to an employment tribunal.
But only workers still employed or who had recently left were eligible to make claims in a tribunal.
To get around the deadline, the women started actions for damages in the High Court, which has a six-year deadline for launching claims.
The city council attempted to have those claims struck out, arguing that under equal pay legislation such claims could only be entertained by an employment tribunal.
Law firm Leigh Day & Co described the ruling as "historic".
In a statement it said the judgment "effectively extends the time limit for equal pay claims from six months to six years, the biggest change to Equal Pay legislation since it was introduced in 1970, with huge implications for thousands of workers".
It said it is bringing claims against Birmingham City Council on behalf of 174 claimants, with another 1,000 claims pending in Birmingham alone.


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export function incrementCounterItem(itemId)
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January 9, 2023 itieastanglia
Meet our member Sarah Bowtell!
Name: Sarah Bowtell
Services offered: Translation
Language combination(s): French/Arabic to English
Specialisms: Travel and tourism, education
Location: Witham, Essex
Website: www.ztranslations.co.uk
Contact info: sarah@ztranslations.co.uk
Could you tell us a bit about your professional background?
I graduated with a degree in French and Arabic in 2014, which included a fantastic year abroad in Jordan. I then spent a year as an English language assistant in the wonderful Champagne-Ardennes region of France. Job opportunities led me to the luxury travel industry followed by the education sector where I did a lot of work with international students. I decided languages had been on the fringes of my career for too long and I wanted to return to using them in my main work, so in 2021 I completed my MA Translation Studies. Since then, I've really enjoyed using the skills I've developed over the last eight years in my translation work.
What services do you provide and in what areas?
I offer translation services from French and Arabic into English with a focus on content in the fields of travel and tourism as well as education. I'm particularly interested in marketing texts like website content, blogs and social media posts. I'm also currently building my knowledge in the field of finance. As a self-professed maths geek, it's always been something I'm interested in and I'm hoping to be able to take on some finance translation work soon.
What makes you stand out?
I think I'm just really friendly! I always try to connect with the people I work with, whether that's clients, project managers or other colleagues and I love to hear people's life stories. As well as being personable though, I'm reliable, realistic and client focused. I see translations as a joint venture, where the client is trusting me with their content and it's my responsibility (and joy!) to bring that content to the English-speaking audience in a culturally sensitive way.
What do you like most about your job?
I'm still fairly new to calling myself a translator but so far I love the supportiveness of other translators (especially the ITI East Anglia network!). I also really enjoy getting to learn new things all the time, whether that's through terminology research or meeting people from all walks of life.
What do you do when you're not working?
With a baby and a dog, there is always plenty to do outside work. I love going for a long walk as a family followed by coffee or lunch. I'm also a member of Essex Bootcamp, an exercise class where we train in all weathers so it's really fun to try and get out and train as much as possible even on dark winter nights. When I can, I also try to fit in a spot of ballroom dancing as it's a great way to relax and learn a new skill.
What's your favourite part of East Anglia?
For me, it has to be Maldon. I must have walked around Promenade Park hundreds of times (and run it a few times now too since starting the park run) but the view across the Blackwater Estuary looking up to St Mary's Church and across to the Thames barges never ceases to delight me. The high street also has a great collection of cafés, tea rooms and independent shops like Maldon Books.
November 4, 2022 itieastanglia
Meet our member Roger Rayner!
Name: Roger Rayner
Services offered: Translation & MTPE
Language combination(s): German/French to English
Specialisms: Music, Art, Architecture, Travel and Tourism, Culinary, Automotive
Location: Norwich, East Anglia
Website: www.languistory.com
Contact info: roger@languistory.com
As a translator involved for many years in the arts, especially music, and as a traveller, I now communicate through words instead of music in order to bring these subjects to a wider international readership. My specialist knowledge and language skills guarantee translations that endorse the authority of the original author. I also offer experience in automotive translation especially diesel engines and tracked vehicles; I further offer well developed skills in MTPE.
Translation of documents, academic papers, biographies, film scripts, new products, including snow groomers…
My specialisms include music, architecture, art/literary, tourism and travel, culinary, automotive translation.
MTPE
My lifelong experience of language use hopes to guarantee accuracy and punctuality along with the willingness to perform an extra service if I can. I aim to help with culturally adapted material especially in architecture, art, classical music and travel. My training in two completely different performance traditions alongside my knowledge and experience as a traveller maybe enables me to bring a particular insight into European cultures.
There's a lot of pleasure in searching for exactly the right term to match the source, at the same time keeping the tone and register in mind. Even texts that might at first produce just a slight groan turn out far more interesting than at first glance; and there is so much to be learnt from pieces even on familiar subjects. It is good to be able to work at the moments when my concentration is at its best (early morning, to my own surprise) and to be alone!
Walking is my favourite way of leaving everything behind, and I love going to the theatre and concerts, especially events such as plays, opera and ballet where I don't know enough to be too critical. Radio comedy has always been a great way to unwind, and I am addicted to Just a Minute – now wonderfully chaired by Sue Perkins, herself a brilliant player.
Thetford Forest, where my parents took me as far back as I can remember. It made me love pine trees particularly, which are very much a feature of the Fichtelgebirge, the first place I visited in Germany.
May 2, 2022 May 3, 2022 itieastanglia
Meet our member Alanah Reynor!
Name: Alanah Reynor
Service(s) offered: Translation & Writing
Language combination(s): Dutch, French & Spanish to English
Specialism(s): Marketing & Business
Location: Namur, Belgium
Website: www.alanah-reynor.com
Contact info: alanah@alanah-reynor.com
Between my Bachelor's degree in Translation and Interpreting and my Master's degree in Conference Interpreting, I spent three years in France teaching English and learning about my students' varied disciplines. Once I completed my postgraduate, however, I decided it was time to finally do what I love: languages.
I started my translation business in 2018 in France, before moving to Belgium shortly afterwards. I've found that marketing and business play best to my strengths, because there's always an element of creativity; in marketing it's obvious but, in business, the creative touch you can add to communications is often more subtle.
I love creating, so creative translation was definitely the way to go for me. I thrive when working on business and marketing texts that promote women's health, sustainability, animal welfare and other topics that are important to me. A business should share its values and I help them speak from their heart.
I also offer writing services. My clients don't always want the same content in each language, but prefer something fresh based on their notes, ideas or a combination of texts. Recently, I helped a client put together his business book through a blend of translation, writing and editing.
Thanks to my background (my mum is Belgian), I have in-depth knowledge of Belgium and its linguistic differences which can be very useful to my clients, many of whom are based in Belgium. This understanding helps me pick up on nuances and sensitivities and adapt the text for an English-speaking audience.
While my subject specialisations are fairly specific (although I like to test the waters of something new from time to time), I am flexible in my service offering. Whether translation, editing or writing, it often turns out that a mixture of services is what would suit my client best.
This is such a hard question, because there's so much I love: the freedom to be creative, the variety of subjects, the relationships I have built with my clients, the community of translators around me, to name but a few. I have to admit though that accounting doesn't make that list.
There's also something immensely satisfying about hitting that send button after completing a complex project and, of course, receiving feedback. It's not just feedback from the client that counts, but also from others who have read your work and enjoyed it.
I spend most of my time with my partner, our cocker spaniel and three rabbits. Being with them is my preferred way to unwind, although our rabbits (and the dog) have a naughty streak – many of my books feature nibble marks! I love reading. My favourite genre is historical fiction, but I also enjoy memoirs, non-fiction and romance on occasion.
At the weekend, you can often find me watering my houseplants, dabbling in some gardening or making granola. Throw in an afternoon of board games with friends and a long walk with our dog for a pretty perfect weekend.
This question makes me feel nostalgic, seeing as I don't live there anymore. I used to call North Norfolk home. A few places stand out: Cromer where my dad used to have a second-hand bookshop and I worked on the pier; Felbrigg Hall where I used to go with my family for a picnic and long walks; and Heydon, its tea room and florist, which has become a ritual for my mum and I whenever I visit. But I also just miss the coast: the sea air, the sound of the waves, the wind in your hair… true bliss.


BMW 2 Series M2 F87 -  Performance Figures, Specs and Technical Information.
BMW 2 Series Engine & Transmission | Figures & Specs.
BMW 2 Series Engine: The Coupe version of the 2 Series model has a 2979 cc (181.7 ci) 24 valve St6 Turbo Petrol engine.
BMW 2 Series Transmission: This particular BMW 2 Series M2 F87 has a 8 speed/ Auto gearbox with the power being delivered through it's RWD system.
BMW 2 Series Power & Torque | Figures & Specs.
BMW 2 Series Power: The 2 Series's 2979 cc (181.7 ci) engine reaches its peak power of 365 bhp (272 kW) @ 6500 rpm.
BMW 2 Series Torque: The BMW 2 Series produces torque measuring 369 lb-ft (494.8 Nm) @ 1450 rpm.
BMW 2 Series Power to Weight: The 2 Series weighs around 1565 kg (3450 lb). Power to weight can be calculated at 233.2 bhp per metric ton or alternatively as 235.7 lb-ft of torque per ton.
BMW 2 Series Top Speed & Acceleration Performance | Figures & Specs.
BMW 2 Series Acceleration: This 2 Series accelerates 0-60mph (96.6 kph) in 4.3 seconds or 0-100kph in 4.4 and can achieve an estimated 1/4 mile drag time in 13.42 seconds with a trap speed of 101.9 mph.
2017 2 Series Rivals List.


A true healer by W.K.
Incredible teacher and healer. I had surgery scheduled when I first went to see Natalie. Her techniques combined with acupuncture (another provider) allowed me to enjoy my summer instead of spending it recovering from surgery. I now move my body differently and have tools for managing pain that have completely transformed my life.
I have been an observer and/or receiver of physical therapy from many different physical therapists in the past six years. I have had the most benefit from the work with Natalie Dowty. She has a broad range of therapeutic techniques that she tailors to each patient, always within the framework of working with the whole person. This perspective is part of why she is so effective. I highly recommend her services to anyone who wants to actively participate in increasing their level of well-being along with their physical condition. I have seen great improvement with chronic knee, shoulder, S.I., and feet problems. But even more than that, Natalie has helped me to be enthused about and committed to maintaining and improving my overall functioning for life.
Dr. Dowty helped me recover from the pain of a collapsed vertebrae. She educates her patients while she is helping them. I continue to use what I learned from her 8 years ago. Recently I referred a friend who thought that the only alternative for his back pain was surgery. Dr. Dowty has helped him recover without the need for surgery.
Dr. Dowty is a knowledgeable, caring physical therapist with a wide range of interventions for chronic pain. She educates her patients, empowering them to accomplish not only daily living activities but also to achieve future goals. I highly recommend her.


In case you have a computer, I've news for you. A computer virus is similar to a medical virus in that it usually happens even when precautions had been taken to stop it. Particularly malicious viruses steal info and information, which can be confidential. Some viruses work quick whereas some will take their time to thoroughly damage totally different computer methods.
A virus has the power to switch the system files, make dangerous modifications and thereby crash your complete working system or any contaminated program. It has been said that after this virus has already been put in your computer, there's a chance that it will by no means go away regardless of how onerous you try to have your gadget reformatted or fastened.
It is possible that you've a virus that's causing your whole system to change into slower because it is screwing up vital files that your computer must run correctly, however all in all, there are a lot of things that can trigger your computer to decelerate and there are a lot of things you are able to do to enhance the state of affairs.
Lots of spyware and adware packages mask themselves as registry cleaners, so it pays to search out the perfect program in the marketplace. Apart from the viruses that are talked about above, there are nonetheless other types of viruses that can enter your computer by way of sure websites.
Download a Registry Cleaner and COMPUTER Optimizer software program. Unhealthy and corrupted registry end in computer crash due tomany runtime errors. When you're at it, you must also buy an excellent anti-virus program to keep your computer free of nasty viruses that can rob your system of treasured resources.
Apart from these, there are still different viruses that can be acquired by gaming sites and the like. One other drawback of a sluggish computer is corrupt information within your Windows registry. Some firms must repeat the entire information they've acquired as a result of the virus managed to wipe out all of the things that they have completed over the previous weeks, months or sometimes even years.
To wash up your desktop, you possibly can delete the icons manually or you possibly can clear it up by way of windows which is safer. The registry is a database that incorporates data for a number of customers and incorporates all of the settings for all your software program and hardware.


Chemistry is a unique collection of interconnecting benches and tables. The name denotes the appearance of the configurations – when Chemistry components (or 'molecules') are added to one another to build configurations of various shapes, the results resemble the symbols of chemical compounds. The basic module is a 2-seater V-shaped bench incorporating the magic angle of communication, which rests on a simple wire base and ground plate. Three tables of different shapes connect to the benches, creating unlimited configurations which can accommodate any meeting scenario, as the space dictates.
Simple elegance describes the components which appear to float above the supporting legs of the base, giving an airy feel to a space when a dense configuration of modules is applied. The wire base lifts the benches and tables up and out of the way of facility floor cleaners.


Gastroenterology specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with disorders of the stomach, intestine, liver and pancreas.
Procedures include: UGI endoscopy, colonoscopy, ERCP with interventions (i.e. Sphincterotomy, stone removal, stent replacement, etc.), Capsule Endoscopy and EGD with Bravo.


How a boy from the Sri Lankan jungle formed the greatest post-punk band you've never heard.
Fronted by an intense singer with an oblique songbook and a mysterious past Glorious Din were unlike any other group to emerge from San Francisco's '80s underground. With singer Eric Cope, the chosen persona of a Joy Division-obsessed Sri Lankan boy who travelled halfway around the world to follow his punk dream.
The multifaceted nature of the '80s scene – encompassing everything from three-chord thrash punk to garage-band pop, experimental art rock and atonal noise, all created by bands with overlapping memberships – can seem baffling to outsiders. Of the many acts clamouring for attention, Glorious Din was perhaps the best, their mesmerising sound instantly getting under the skin via their non-standard drum patterns, eastern-sounding guitar melodies, a melodic bass in pole position, and a dissociative foreign singer who intoned prophetic poems in a trance. The enigmatic group acted as a catalyst too, helping total unknowns to gain recognition and being the uncommon glue linking Faith No More, the Dead Kennedys and Michael Franti, as well as R.E.M and the Cocteau Twins, such is the reach of their influence.
The music of the '80s counterculture thrived in peripheral spaces, and part of Glorious Din's appeal was their mysteriousness: a quartet of mismatched musicians not necessarily playing their chosen instruments, with the obscure lyrics of their intense frontman near impossible to decipher. The group imploded after only three years, but their cult appeal has lasted far longer through their two albums and related material on their Insight label.