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Possibilidade de *guerra nuclear* com a Rússia
Páginas: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 Ir para o fundo
Re: Possibilidade de *guerra nuclear* com a Rússia
« Responder #75 em: Maio 08, 2017, 10:41:26 am »
Parto-me a rir com as análises de muitos analistas e pseudo-analistas de quintal, pagos a peso de ouro, mas que depois derrapam a cada esquina (tipo Rogeiro e os seus "muchachos", desde os submarinos aos UAV), alinhados por um clube de fans que mais parece a "brigada do tricote", alicerçados nuns jornalistas de trampa que nem a net sabem usar (muito menos um livro e então uma biblioteca...), e num rol de imbecis que continua a achar que a cada "sonoro" dos líderes espalhados por esse mundo fora, deve seguir de imediato uma diarreia de comentários a marcar a IV guerra mundial já para a semana, tipo Solnado.
Lamentavelmente e como não ganho nada com isto, tenho que dizer que não vai haver guerra nenhuma, e assim as Tv's e jornais da "tretolândia" podem deixar em paz as interceptações marítimas e aéreas que as F.A. fazem desde a guerra fria (mas só descobertas agora...). e apenas fazer uma cobertura sensata e real, de forma a publicitar o que Marinha e Força Aérea realizam ao invés de alarmar as pessoas, que volta e meia, lá porque "gasto latim e tempo" a escrever umas básicas linhas sobre estes assuntos, me perguntam "quando é a guerra"? e se é "melhor começarem já a comprar conservas e pilhas"...
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AZydHE-TQw
Além disso, e face aos interesses bélicos, geopolíticos e geoestratégicos já por aqui bem definidos, acrescento os económicos, já que a todos faz jeito o tio Kim na Coreia do Norte, inclusive aos "empresários" do sul que fartam-se de ganhar guito com a mão de obra barata nos pólos industriais, (a pretexto de ajudar os "desgraçadinhos" e onde quem "verga a mola" são os norte-coreanos), passando por chineses que conseguem a preço de saldo por exemplo o carvão, continuando nos russos que vão vendendo umas "coisas" via antigas republicas (ver como ultimo material bélico foi conseguido, por exemplo pela KPAF, e recebendo outras "made in South Korea"), e acabando nos "states" que ao que parece só "descobriram" que 86 dos seus OH6 Cayuse ao 87 embarque, estavam a ir para a Coreia do Norte (O apoio militar a Iranianos e Iraquianos então é tabu, sendo apenas um de muitos que não passa na TV)...
Já agora, embora a maior parte dos líderes mundiais actuais não seja muito dado à inteligência, e por azar se rodeiem de "assessores" que só defendem o tacho e gastam kgs de graxa para mandarem umas tretas para quem assessoriam e para os "média" de forma a manterem o bom emprego, anda percebem o suficiente (inclusive o "Fura-Casamentos Matis", pouco dado a essas tretas da sociologia e antropologia árabe...), para saber por exemplo que no caso de uma simples "escaramuça convencional", sobretudo mas não só na península Coreana, o sul não tem como anular por exemplo os milhões de peças de artilharia do norte, (antes de começaram no "fogo à peça") com Seul "ali ao virar da esquina". Que o "gordo" não têm "fuel", peças nem misseis suficientes para mais que "uns dias" de fiesta não chegando por isso para passar Janggok (a Coreia do Norte não é a Rússia), pelo que arriscar uma guerra era claramente lixar a imagem de uns perante os outros e principalmente perante o seu próprio povo, que do sul ao norte não ficariam nada contentes por verificar que os governos em si "afinal" não protegem nada de nada (já levam anos de famílias separadas por causa dos "outros" e da tachomania), e querem apenas votos, poleiro e dinheiro (ainda os EUA eram corridos para casa face aos mortos e feridos, com a população nativa a lutar a sério pela unificação o que era chato para quase todos...).
Por ultimo, armas nucleares servem para uma coisa: Criar equilíbrio estratégico. Doidos foi o que não faltou por esse mundo nuclear fora e a coisa ficou sempre em "banho Maria" (tirando o Truman que além de idiota, queria mandar outros avisos...), pelo menos nos últimos 70 anos, os quais passaram depressa com o "faz de conta" de que por exemplo o programa de misseis estratégicos e nuclear da Coreia do Norte, Irão e Iraque, nasceu da N.S. de Fátima, sem sequer os ICBM, a meu ver os mais perigosos, serem alvo de alguma importância (faz de conta que Coreia do Norte não os está a desenvolver...) . No caso Coreano, quando as mesmas existirem (não ogivas de fraca potência, misseis dados a cair no mar e ogivas tamanho de uma automotora...), bastam umas MIRV "made in USA" na Coreia e Japão para tudo ficar "on" (já que os Chineses não se calam com o THAAD...), até porque na terra da "yokohama" já por lá existe um Porta-Aviões e toda a sua escolta que certamente têm uns Subs com capacidade de meter o Tio Kim a dançar a Polca. E pronto. Análise feita, a qual certamente aqui ficará e não passará nos principais jornais e revistas cá do burgo.
« Última modificação: Maio 08, 2017, 11:28:27 am por mafets »
« Responder #76 em: Junho 08, 2017, 12:36:26 am »
Here Are The Areas In The U.S. Most Likely To Be Struck In A Nuclear Attack By Russia
http://americanmilitarynews.com/2017/06/here-are-the-areas-in-the-u-s-most-likely-to-be-struck-in-a-nuclear-attack-by-russia/?utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=alt&utm_source=skyfighters
« Responder #77 em: Julho 20, 2017, 02:11:36 am »
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpUwnwoXTiY
O sistema de defesa anti-missil russo.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIAF7kBbGKk
The Nuclear Threat - The Shadow Peace, Part 1
Cabeça de Martelo
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General britânico alerta: os russos podem cortar a internet
Stuart Peach, chefe do Estado-Maior-General das Forças Armadas do Reino Unido
O chefe do Estado-Maior-General das Forças Armadas do Reino Unido diz que vasos de guerra russos tem sido localizados a navegar com regularidade sobre os cabos submarinos do Atlântico Norte
O alerta partiu do próprio chefe do Estado-Maior-General das Forças Armadas de sua majestade: os russos poderão cortar os cabos submarinos que ligam a América do Norte à Europa, por onde passam 97% das comunicações mundiais, incluindo muitos milhões de euros, todos os dias, em transações comerciais e financeiras, de acordo com o centro de reflexão Policy Exchange, citado pelo "The Guardian".
"Há uma nova ameaça à nossa prosperidade e estilo de vida. A destruição dos cabos estendidos no fundo do mar irá de imediato – e de forma catastrófica –afetar o comércio internacional e a internet", disse esta quarta-feira o general Stuart Peach durante o seu discurso anual no Royal United Services Institute, um centro de reflexão e debate sobre questões de segurança e defesa, com sede em Londres.
O militar que em setembro do próximo ano deverá assumir a chefia do comité militar da NATO, adiantou que vasos de guerra russos tem sido localizados a navegar com regularidade sobre os cabos do Atlântico Norte, e que a melhor forma de enfrentar essa ameaça é investir na modernização da armada britânica e dos seus aliados.
"Em resposta à ameaça colocada pela modernização da Marinha russa –nuclear e convencional, submarinos e navios de superfície – o Reino Unido e os seus aliados da NATO no Atlântico têm de dar prioridade às missões relacionadas com a proteção das linhas submarinas de comunicação", disse Stuart Peach.
"Para além de novos navios e submarinos, a Rússia continua a aperfeiçoar capacidades e sistemas de informação de guerra não convencional. Portanto, temos de continuar a desenvolver as nossas forças navais com os aliados, para responder à modernização da frota russa", insistiu o general Peach.
De acordo com o "The Guardian", o alerta do homem que comanda as Forças Armadas do Reino Unido desde julho de 2016 surgiu numa altura em que se sabe que o Governo britânico deverá anunciar cortes na Defesa, no início do próximo ano. O jornal lembra ainda que os navios russos, tal como o fazem regularmente os britânicos e norte-americanos, poderão estar, tão-somente, a tentar intercetar comunicações para fornecer aos seus serviços de informações.
http://expresso.sapo.pt/internacional/2017-12-15-General-britanico-alerta-os-russos-podem-cortar-a-internet
7. Todos os animais são iguais mas alguns são mais iguais que os outros.
Putin's Zapad 2017 simulated a war against NATO
++ Intelligence sources reveal: in Russia's large-scale September exercise, the capture of the Baltic States, bombings of Germany and other NATO members, as well as attacks on neutral countries were rehearsed ++
http://m.bild.de/politik/ausland/bild-international/zapad-2017-english-54233658,view=amp.bildMobile.html?__twitter_impression=true
Since 2009, the Russian Federation's General has been conducting the "Zapad" ("West") exercise every four years (one was previously conducted in 1999). Its aim is to train the "defensive capacities" of the Russian Federation's army in the Western Military Sector. Last September, the Russian army announced: "The Zapad 2017 anti-terror exercise is a purely defensive one."
However, BILD recently spoke to two leading analysts from a western intelligence service who revealed that Zapad 2017 was neither an "anti-terror exercise" nor "purely defensive", but a "dry run" for a "full-scale conventional war against NATO in Europe". According to these sources, the drill rehearsed the capture of the Baltic states (and Belarus) as well as a "shock campaign" against Western European NATO nations such as Germany and the Netherlands, but also against Poland, Norway and the non-aligned states of Sweden and Finland.
According to the two sources, Kremlin forces rehearsed capturing NATO's "region of vulnerability, according to the Russian view", namely the three Baltic states. "To realize this, you would have to quickly do the Suwalki gap operation" in order to cut off Poland and NATO reinforcements from Lithuania. This is exactly what Russia did, creating the artificial state of "Veyshnoria" at the exact location of the 40-kilometre land bridge between Poland and Lithuania (carried out on Belarussian territory, however).
At the same time, Russia rehearsed "neutralizing or taking under control air fields and harbours (in the Baltic states), so there are no reinforcements arriving from other NATO states there". The sources emphasized that, in the case of an emergency, this would, in the first few days, be a purely military operation. "This does not mean that you have to occupy the countries and declare 'Peoples' Republics' or something like that, but that you have to occupy the harbours, airports and so on".
The sources revealed that "Russian air force strategic aviation, long-range aviation, took part in the exercise on two days and conducted simulation flights over the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. They exercised bombings of Western European targets, approaching the German and Dutch coast from the North Sea as well as Swedish, Finish and Polish mainland from the Baltic Sea. The drill included waves of Tu-95 strategic bombers as well as support aircraft like fighter jets and refuelling planes."
These bombers rehearsed launching missiles and cruise missiles. They returned to their bases before reaching NATO shores. In a real-life situation, their targets would include "critical infrastructure, that is, air fields, harbours, energy supplies and so on, in order to shock the countries and make the populations demand from their governments that 'we shouldn't be involved here, we should go for peace instead".
In war, another aim of these Russian activities would be "to prevent them (NATO armies) from taking military action, deploying troops and reversing Russian army gains in the Baltics". Hence, German naval bases at the Baltic Sea and the North Sea would be prime targets for such aerial attacks. Although the sources did not know which German, and possibly Dutch, targets exactly the Tu-95 bombers were directed at, they stressed: "This was part of their exercise in September!"
The sources added that, "of course, in war time, Russian bombers would have approached from the East as well, but in 'peace times', this attack direction (towards Germany) along the Norwegian coast would make sense". Russia could not practice strategic air attacks from the East due to the Belarussian and Ukrainian airspace between Russia and its potential targets. Moreover, the sources made it clear that strategic air raids would have been flanked by large-scale missile attacks on NATO targets, using Iskander tactical missiles in the Kaliningrad region for targeting NATO strategic assets in the Baltic Sea countries. It is "not clear, but likely" that such attacks were also rehearsed in the Zapad 2017 drills.
According to the sources, these risky manoeuvres (over the North Sea) could show that Russia has planned "show of force attacks" that deeply penetrate Western-dominated air space and a "surprise element", as NATO missile defences are better prepared in the East of Europe than in NATO states like Norway, Denmark, the UK, and Germany.
In order to cripple NATO's capacities in the event of a large-scale ground offensive against Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, the exercise involved "anti-submarine warfare and air-defence drills throughout the Baltic Sea". The focus area was the eastern Gotland Basin.
Russian naval forces also rehearsed anti-aircraft and anti-ship operations in the area, as well as anti-combat-diver operations. The obvious aim of such exercises was the destruction of NATO forces in the Baltic Sea that might try to reach Baltic waters and ports in order to help NATO allies under attack there.
According to the interviewed Western intelligence sources, Sweden and Finland would come under attack in the case of a real war against NATO. These attacks were also rehearsed in September. "We know that, in case of a war with NATO, Russia would not expect Sweden and Finland to remain neutral, although they are not part of NATO. Stockholm and Helsinki would allow NATO aircraft to use their airfields and so on". The source alleged that most Swedish and southern Finish air fields would therefore come under Iskander missile attacks.
The sources pointed towards the Murmansk region on the Kola peninsula, bordering on Finland and Norway. "There were very interesting activities here, which makes us think that they were practicing something for northern Finland, but unfortunately I cannot tell you more, as we are not the source of this information". Pushed about the issue, the sources revealed that, during the Zapad 2017 exercise, "Russian army forces from other parts of the country were moved to Kola that do not belong there. This makes us think that they did not just play out the scenario on the map, but also in real life. The point of this operational direction is to defend against NATO air attacks. So we think that they planned to neutralize assets in the region as well".
In October, a Norwegian magazine reported, referring to six Norwegian defence establishment sources, that Russia had practiced bombing and invading Svalbard, the Norwegian archipelago in the Barents Sea, during Zapad 2017. According to the report, two waves of Tu-95 and Tu-22m3 bombers rehearsed bombing runs on the strategic islands between Russia and the resource-rich Arctic Ocean. 50 vessels participated in the drill in the Barents Sea. This confirms with what BILD learnt from its two Western intelligence sources. From Russia's strategic perspective, it would be necessary to carry out parallel attacks on Finish and Norwegian mainland targets.
One of the sources explained to BILD what a trigger for such events could be. "I am always asked, is this an offensive or a defensive operation? The answer is, it is an escalation operation". So-called "coloured revolutions", for example in Belarus or other post-Soviet states, could lead to the war that was trained in Zapad 2017. "Such a revolution, which would of course be 'a plot by the CIA', according to them, could get Russia involved. If the US or another NATO country then gets involved, this could be the starting point for the scenario they trained for in September".
In general, a military operation against the Baltic states would be a "responsive operation", meaning that "Putin would feel a real threat" to his interests. In other words, a military confrontation in Russia's defined "sphere of national interest" would trigger the trained scenario. Examples would be Belarus, Ukraine, or Georgia. "We know that, in 2008, they had the contingency plan that if the US gets involved in guarding Georgia from their invasion, the Baltic states would have become a target".
The source also mentioned events that would NOT trigger a war, such as the NATO accession of Sweden or Finland. "They threaten to take military actions if these two countries join NATO, but we don't think this would be their red line". Not even a direct military confrontation between the US and Russia in Syria would trigger a war against NATO, the source believes. "They would rather withdraw in the worst case, but this would not lead to a war in Europe".
The sources pointed out that the scenario Russia trained for would be the last step before a nuclear war with the West and – ironically – Russia's attempt at preventing such a war by simultaneously achieving a "quick victory" in the Baltics and conducting a successful "shock campaign" in Western Europe. "Of course, if all of this does not help, Russia would signal the West that, if it tries to reverse its military gains in the Baltic space", the next step would be the use of tactical nuclear weapons, in all likelihood followed by the use of ICBM. However, the Kremlin would "try to avoid such a scenario".
According to the two sources, 12.700 troops ((soldiers??))) participated in the Belarus drill (including 7.200 Belarusian soldiers). "The declared numbers here were correct, which makes sense, because you cannot force Belarus to give false numbers if they don't want to."
However, another 12.000 Russian ground troops ((soldiers??))) took part in the Leningrad and Pskov regions "near the Estonian borders" and almost 10.000 were involved on the Kola peninsula. Taken together with a high number of naval personnel, air force staff, and support forces, more than 100.000 Russian troops ((soldiers??))) participated in Zapad 2017, the sources said. Additionally, 20.000 Russian National Guard troops (soldiers) and further FSB units and Ministry of Emergency Situation personnel also participated, which makes the overall number even higher.
The sources pointed out that the sheer number of involved ground forces was "a violation of the Vienna document". An exercise number of 13.000 or more participants requires observers. "And make no mistake. There was not a single observer, although this is what the Russians want to tell the public. There were 'invited guests' from NATO countries which were allowed to watch some bombings. Observers would have been allowed to go wherever they wanted and to talk to all involved units. This did not happen."
While Russia announced several training grounds in Belarus, the Kaliningrad region, and Pskov as well as the Leningrad oblast, the real extent of the exercise was much larger. There were more training grounds within the announced areas. Moreover, and more importantly, the Murmansk oblast on the Kola peninsula also took part in the exercise. Naval force manoeuvres took place over a wide area in the Baltic Sea and Barents Sea. Aerial drills were carried out over the Baltic Sea, Barents Sea, and North Sea. There were also other military exercises happening simultaneously in the Black Sea region and on occupied Crimea, aimed at a potential NATO response from Bulgaria and Romania.
Talent de ne rien faire
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Interessante artigo NVF!
typhonman
Citação de: HSMW em Dezembro 23, 2017, 04:26:46 pm
Sim...
Por cá, continuamos a ter as bases aéreas por defender, contra misseis de cruzeiro ou outras ameaças.
As coisas estão a aquecer e por cá não de planeia nada..
Talent de rien fair
Marine Leaders Highlight Norway Unit's Role as Deterrent to Russia
U.S. Marines with Black Sea Rotational Force 17.1 prepare to board a bus after arriving in Vaernes, Norway, Jan. 16, 2017. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Sgt. Erik Estrada)
By Hope Hodge Seck
VAERNES GARRISON, Norway -- The stated goals of the Marine Corps' newest rotational force in Norway are to enhance partnerships with European allies and improve the service's ability to fight in cold weather.
But on a brief visit to the 300-member unit ahead of Christmas, the commandant and the sergeant major of the Marine Corps both described the strategic role the small unit fills -- and the fact that a peacetime mission can be preface to combat if circumstances change.
The Norwegian Home Guard base near Trondheim that houses the Marine rotational force was the first stop on Gen. Robert Neller's annual Christmas tour.
The stop was a new one for the tour. The first Norway rotation, from 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines, deployed in January and was replaced by a new unit from 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marines, in late August.
Neller emphasized to the Marines that they should remain ready to fight at all times, predicting a "big-ass fight" on the horizon.
"I hope I'm wrong, but there's a war coming," Neller said. " ... You're in a fight here, an informational fight, a political fight, by your presence."
Neller later told the Marines that he expects the Pacific and Russia to be the service's operational points of focus as the nation looks beyond the fights in the Middle East that have stretched into the better part of two decades.
The United States' position that Russia presents a major threat was re-emphasized in the new National Security Strategy released Monday. The document discusses Russia's practice of "using information tools" to interfere with other nations' democracies and militant aggression that crosses borders.
"With its invasions of Georgia and Ukraine, Russia demonstrates its willingness to violate the sovereignty of states in the region," the strategy states.
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Ronald Green put the Marines' role starkly.
"Just remember why you're here," he said. "They're watching. Just like you watch them, they watch you. We've got 300 Marines up here; we could go from 300 to 3,000 overnight. We could raise the bar."
The rotational force itself is much more circumspect about its role in the region. On a visit to the unit in May, Military.com found troops assigned to the unit had even been instructed not to use the word "Russia" in interviews with the media.
In large part, this is due to regional sensitivities.
The rotational unit is in Norway at the invitation of the Norwegian government, which maintains an economic relationship with Russia and shares a 120-mile border on its northeastern edge with the country.
While Norwegian feedback on the Marines' presence has been generally positive -- then-Norwegian Defense Minister Ina Eriksen Søreide announced in June that the rotation had been extended for a year, until 2018 -- others have cited misgivings.
In October, Norway opposition leaders asked Prime Minister Erna Solberg to explain exactly what the American troops are doing in the country.
Russian officials, for their part, have been outspoken in opposing the presence of Marines in Norway and warning of diplomatic repercussions.
Though Green did not name Russia, he referred to its displeasure at the Marines' presence nearby.
"They don't like the fact that we oppose them, and we like the fact that they don't like the fact that we oppose them," Green said. "Three hundred of us, surrounded by them, we've got them right where we wanted, right? We've done this before."
-- Hope Hodge Seck can be reached at [email protected]
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR2sYoLfZDg
NATO intensifica testes militares no Mar do Norte
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/15882-2/?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=UKDJPage&utm_campaign=social
General Carter said that Russia could 'initiate hostilities sooner than we expect' and warned of their information warfare capabilities.
Recently we reported that Russia appears to be at the forefront of information warfare in the modern age, utilising an array of organisations and strategies to spread disinformation to further national strategy but how are they doing it?
Every now and then we come across a report from one of the many Russian state broadcasters that have more than remarkable headlines revolving around military equipment and it seems fairly obvious that the piece has a clear agenda but why is this being done? They were false but the rumours had begun spilling into conventional news media. Numerous analysts and experts in intelligence point to Russia as the prime suspect, noting that preventing NATO expansion is a centrepiece of the foreign policy of the nation.
Even the UK Defence Journal has been contacted by various Russian based 'news organisations' looking for soundbites whenever we publish a story about an MoD blunder or questionable government decision.
"Now, the other part of the threat is how one assesses intent. Now I am not in any way going to suggest that Russia wants to go to war in the traditional definition of the term, but there are factors that bear on the question of intent and one needs to understand Russian psyche, their culture and their philosophy of pre-emption.
Russia, I think, could initiate hostilities sooner than we expect, and a lot earlier than we would in similar circumstances. Most likely they will use nefarious sub-NATO Article 5 Treaty actions to erode the capability of NATO and threaten the very structure that provides our own defence and security. This is the divide and rule which the international order is designed to prevent."
General Carter also said when it comes to threats, it is important to recognise that "readiness is about speed of recognition, speed of decision-making and speed of assembly."
He said the Army is testing the ability to deploy over land by using road and rail, but that it is "also important to stress the need for a forward mounting base."
"Therefore we are actively examining the retention of our infrastructure in Germany, where we store our vehicles in Ayrshire Barracks in Rheindahlen, and our training facilities in Sennelager, as well as our heavy equipment transporters that are based there, and our stockpiling and ammunition storage," he revealed.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gnfIC5162o
Moscovo anuncia ter testado com sucesso novo míssil hipersónico
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Russia's new weapons, nuclear parity and arms race: What's going on?
« Responder #88 em: Abril 07, 2018, 04:59:21 pm »
The Pentagon Plans for a Perpetual Three-Front 'Long War' Against China and Russia
Could the Cold War come back?
Think of it as the most momentous military planning on Earth right now. Who's even paying attention, given the eternal changing of the guard at the White House, as well as the latest in tweets, sexual revelations and investigations of every sort? And yet it increasingly looks as if, thanks to current Pentagon planning, a twenty-first-century version of the Cold War — with dangerous new twists — has begun and hardly anyone has even noticed.
In 2006, when the Department of Defense spelled out its future security role, it saw only one overriding mission — its "Long War" against international terrorism. "With its allies and partners, the United States must be prepared to wage this war in many locations simultaneously and for some years to come," the Pentagon's Quadrennial Defense Review explained that year.
Twelve years later, the Pentagon has officially announced that that long war is drawing to a close — even though at least seven counterinsurgency conflicts still rage across the Greater Middle East and Africa — and a new long war has begun, a permanent campaign to contain China and Russia in Eurasia.
"Great power competition, not terrorism, has emerged as the central challenge to U.S. security and prosperity," claimed Pentagon comptroller David Norquist while releasing the Pentagon's $686 billion budget request in January. "It is increasingly apparent that China and Russia want to shape a world consistent with their authoritarian values and, in the process, replace the free and open order that has enabled global security and prosperity since World War II."
Of course, just how committed Pres. Donald Trump is to the preservation of that "free and open order" remains questionable given his determination to scuttle international treaties and ignite a global trade war. Similarly, whether China and Russia truly seek to undermine the existing world order or simply make it less America-centric is a question that deserves close attention, just not today.
The reason is simple enough. The screaming headline you should have seen in any paper — but haven't — is this. The U.S. military has made up its mind about the future. It has committed itself and the nation to a three-front geopolitical struggle to resist Chinese and Russian advances in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Important as this strategic shift may be, you won't hear about it from the president, a man lacking the attention span necessary for such long-range strategic thinking and one who views Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping as "frenemies" rather than die-hard adversaries. To fully appreciate the momentous changes occurring in U.S. military planning, it's necessary to take a deep dive into the world of Pentagon scripture: budget documents and the annual "posture statements" of regional commanders already overseeing the implementation of that just-born three-front strategy.
The new geopolitical chessboard
This renewed emphasis on China and Russia in U.S. military planning reflects the way top military officials are now reassessing the global strategic equation, a process that began long before Trump entered the White House. Although after 9/11, senior commanders fully embraced the "long war against terror" approach to the world, their enthusiasm for endless counterterror operations leading essentially nowhere in remote and sometimes strategically unimportant places began to wane in recent years as they watched China and Russia modernizing their military forces and using them to intimidate neighbors.
While the long war against terror did fuel a vast, ongoing expansion of the Pentagon's Special Operations Forces — now a secretive army of 70,000 nestled inside the larger military establishment — it provided surprisingly little purpose or real work for the military's "heavy metal" units. The Army's tank brigades, the Navy's carrier battle groups, the Air Force's bomber squadrons and so forth.
Yes, the Air Force in particular has played a major supporting role in recent operations in Iraq and Syria, but the regular military has largely been sidelined there and elsewhere by lightly equipped SOF forces and drones. Planning for a "real war" against a "peer competitor" — one with forces and weaponry resembling our own — was until recently given far lower priority than the country's never-ending conflicts across the Greater Middle East and Africa. This alarmed and even angered those in the regular military whose moment, it seems, has now finally arrived.
"Today, we are emerging from a period of strategic atrophy, aware that our competitive military advantage has been eroding," the Pentagon's new National Defense Strategy declares. "We are facing increased global disorder, characterized by decline in the long-standing rules-based international order" — a decline officially attributed for the first time not to Al Qaeda and ISIS, but to the aggressive behavior of China and Russia. Iran and North Korea are also identified as major threats, but of a distinctly secondary nature compared to the menace posed by the two great-power competitors.
Unsurprisingly enough, this shift will require not only greater spending on costly, high-tech military hardware but also a redrawing of the global strategic map to favor the regular military. During the long war on terror, geography and boundaries appeared less important, given that terrorist cells seemed capable of operating anyplace where order was breaking down. The U.S. military, convinced that it had to be equally agile, readied itself to deploy — often Special Operations forces — to remote battlefields across the planet, borders be damned.
On the new geopolitical map, however, America faces well-armed adversaries with every intention of protecting their borders, so U.S. forces are now being arrayed along an updated version of an older, more familiar three-front line of confrontation. In Asia, the U.S. and its key allies — South Korea, Japan, The Philippines and Australia — are to face China across a line extending from the Korean peninsula to the waters of the East and South China Seas and the Indian Ocean.
In Europe, the United States and its NATO allies will do the same for Russia on a front extending from Scandinavia and the Baltic Republics south to Romania and then east across the Black Sea to the Caucasus. Between these two theaters of contention lies the ever-turbulent Greater Middle East, with the United States and its two crucial allies there, Israel and Saudi Arabia, facing a Russian foothold in Syria and an increasingly assertive Iran, itself drawing closer to China and Russia.
From the Pentagon's perspective, this is to be the defining strategic global map for the foreseeable future. Expect most upcoming major military investments and initiatives to focus on bolstering U.S. naval, air and ground strength on its side of these lines, as well as on targeting Sino-Russian vulnerabilities across them.
There's no better way to appreciate the dynamics of this altered strategic outlook than to dip into the annual "posture statements" of the heads of the Pentagon's "unified combatant commands," or combined Army/Navy/Air Force/Marine Corps headquarters, covering the territories surrounding China and Russia. Pacific Command, with responsibility for all U.S. forces in Asia. European Command, covering U.S. forces from Scandinavia to the Caucasus. And Central Command, which oversees the Middle East and Central Asia where so many of the country's counterterror wars are still underway.
The senior commanders of these meta-organizations are the most powerful U.S. officials in their "areas of responsibility," exercising far more clout than any American ambassador stationed in the region — and often local heads of state as well. That makes their statements and the shopping lists of weaponry that invariably go with them of real significance for anyone who wants to grasp the Pentagon's vision of America's global military future.
The Indo-Pacific front
Commanding PACOM is Adm. Harry Harris, Jr., a long-time naval aviator. In his annual posture statement, delivered to the Senate Armed Services Committee on March 15, 2018. Harris painted a grim picture of America's strategic position in the Asia-Pacific region. In addition to the dangers posed by a nuclear-armed North Korea, he argued, China was emerging as a formidable threat to America's vital interests.
"The People's Liberation Army's rapid evolution into a modern, high-tech fighting force continues to be both impressive and concerning," he asserted. "PLA capabilities are progressing faster than any other nation in the world, benefiting from robust resourcing and prioritization."
Most threatening, in his view, is Chinese progress in developing intermediate-range ballistic missiles and advanced warships. Such missiles, he explained, could strike U.S. bases in Japan or on the island of Guam, while the expanding Chinese navy could challenge the U.S. Navy in seas off China's coast and someday perhaps America's command of the western Pacific. "If this [shipbuilding] program continues," he said, "China will surpass Russia as the world's second largest navy by 2020, when measured in terms of submarines and frigate-class ships or larger."
To counter such developments and contain Chinese influence requires, of course, spending yet more taxpayer dollars on advanced weapons systems, especially precision-guided missiles. Harris called for vastly increasing investment in such weaponry in order to overpower current and future Chinese capabilities and ensure U.S. military dominance of China's air and sea space. "In order to deter potential adversaries in the Indo-Pacific," he declared, "we must build a more lethal force by investing in critical capabilities and harnessing innovation."
His budgetary wish list was impressive. Above all, he spoke with great enthusiasm about new generations of aircraft and missiles — what are called, in Pentagonese, "anti-access/area-denial" systems — capable of striking Chinese IRBM batteries and other weapons systems intended to keep American forces safely away from Chinese territory.
He also hinted that he wouldn't mind having new nuclear-armed missiles for this purpose — missiles, he suggested, that could be launched from ships and planes and so would skirt the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, to which the United States is a signatory and which bans land-based intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
To give you a feel for the arcane language of Pentagon nuclear cognoscenti, here's how he put it. "We must continue to expand Intermediate Nuclear Force Treaty-compliant theater strike capabilities to effectively counter adversary anti-access/area-denial [A2/AD] capabilities and force preservation tactics."
Finally, to further strengthen the U.S. defense line in the region, Harris called for enhanced military ties with various allies and partners, including Japan, South Korea, The Philippines and Australia. PACOM's goal, he stated, is to "maintain a network of like-minded allies and partners to cultivate principled security networks, which reinforce the free and open international order." Ideally, he added, this network will eventually encompass India, further extending the encirclement of China.
The European theater
A similarly embattled future, even if populated by different actors in a different landscape, was offered by Army general Curtis Scaparrotti, commander of EUCOM, in testimony before the Senate Committee on Armed Services on March 8, 2018. For him, Russia is the other China.
As he put it in a bone-chilling description, "Russia seeks to change the international order, fracture NATO and undermine U.S. leadership in order to protect its regime, reassert dominance over its neighbors, and achieve greater influence around the globe … Russia has demonstrated its willingness and capability to intervene in countries along its periphery and to project power — especially in the Middle East."
This, needless to say, is not the outlook we're hearing from Trump, who has long appeared reluctant to criticize Putin or paint Russia as a full-fledged adversary. For American military and intelligence officials, however, Russia unquestionably poses the preeminent threat to U.S. security interests in Europe. It is now being spoken of in a fashion that should bring back memories of the Cold War era.
"Our highest strategic priority," Scaparrotti insisted, "is to deter Russia from engaging in further aggression and exercising malign influence over our allies and partners. [To this end,] we are … updating our operational plans to provide military response options to defend our European allies against Russian aggression."
The cutting edge of EUCOM's anti-Russian drive is the European Deterrence Initiative, a project President Obama initiated in 2014 following the Russian seizure of Crimea. Originally known as the European Reassurance Initiative, the EDI is intended to bolster U.S. and NATO forces deployed in the "front-line states" — Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland — facing Russia on NATO's "Eastern Front." According to the Pentagon wish list submitted in February, some $6.5 billion are to be allocated to the EDI in 2019.
Most of those funds will be used to stockpile munitions in the front-line states, enhance Air Force basing infrastructure, conduct increased joint military exercises with allied forces, and rotate additional U.S.-based forces into the region. In addition, some $200 million will be devoted to a Pentagon "advise, train and equip" mission in Ukraine.
Like his counterpart in the Pacific theater, Scaparrotti also turns out to have an expensive wish list of future weaponry, including advanced planes, missiles, and other high-tech weapons that, he claims, will counter modernizing Russian forces. In addition, recognizing Russia's proficiency in cyberwarfare, he's calling for a substantial investment in cyber technology and, like Admiral Harris, he cryptically hinted at the need for increased investment in nuclear forces of a sort that might be "usable" on a future European battlefield.
Between East and West
Overseeing a startling range of war-on-terror conflicts in the vast, increasingly unstable region stretching from PACOM's western boundary to EUCOM's eastern one is the U.S. Central Command. For most of its modern history, CENTCOM has been focused on counterterrorism and the wars in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan in particular. Now, however, even as the previous long war continues, the Command is already beginning to position itself for a new Cold War-revisited version of perpetual struggle, a plan — to resurrect a dated term — to contain both China and Russia in the Greater Middle East.
In recent testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, CENTCOM commander Army general Joseph Votel concentrated on the status of U.S. operations against ISIS in Syria and against the Taliban in Afghanistan, but he also affirmed that the containment of China and Russia has become an integral part of CENTCOM's future strategic mission. "The recently published National Defense Strategy rightly identifies the resurgence of great power competition as our principal national security challenge and we see the effects of that competition throughout the region."
Through its support of the Syrian regime of Bashar Al Assad and its efforts to gain influence with other key actors in the region, Russia, Votel claimed, is playing an increasingly conspicuous role in CENTCOM's AOR. China is also seeking to enhance its geopolitical clout both economically and through a small but growing military presence.
Of particular concern, Votel asserted, is the Chinese-managed port at Gwadar in Pakistan on the Indian Ocean and a new Chinese base in Djibouti on the Red Sea, across from Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Such facilities, he claimed, contribute to China's "military posture and force projection" in CENTCOM's AOR and are signals of a challenging future for the U.S. military.
Under such circumstances, Votel testified, it is incumbent upon CENTCOM to join PACOM and EUCOM in resisting Chinese and Russian assertiveness. "We have to be prepared to address these threats, not just in the areas in which they reside, but the areas in which they have influence." Without providing any details, he went on to say, "We have developed … very good plans and processes for how we will do that."
What that means is unclear at best, but despite Trump's campaign talk about a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria once ISIS and the Taliban are defeated, it seems increasingly clear that the U.S. military is preparing to station its forces in those (and possibly other) countries across CENTCOM's region of responsibility indefinitely, fighting terrorism, of course, but also ensuring that there will be a permanent U.S. military presence in areas that could see intensifying geopolitical competition among the major powers.
An invitation to disaster
In relatively swift fashion, American military leaders have followed up their claim that the U.S. is in a new long war by sketching the outlines of a containment line that would stretch from the Korean Peninsula around Asia across the Middle East into parts of the former Soviet Union in Eastern Europe and finally to the Scandinavian countries.
Under their plan, American military forces — reinforced by the armies of trusted allies — should garrison every segment of this line, a grandiose scheme to block hypothetical advances of Chinese and Russian influence that, in its global reach, should stagger the imagination. Much of future history could be shaped by such an out-size effort.
Questions for the future include whether this is either a sound strategic policy or truly sustainable. Attempting to contain China and Russia in such a manner will undoubtedly provoke countermoves, some undoubtedly difficult to resist, including cyber attacks and various kinds of economic warfare. And if you imagined that a war on terror across huge swaths of the planet represented a significant global overreach for a single power, just wait.
Maintaining large and heavily-equipped forces on three extended fronts will also prove exceedingly costly and will certainly conflict with domestic spending priorities and possibly provoke a divisive debate over the reinstatement of the draft.
However, the real question — unasked in Washington at the moment — is. Why pursue such a policy in the first place? Are there not other ways to manage the rise of China and Russia's provocative behavior? What appears particularly worrisome about this three-front strategy is its immense capacity for confrontation, miscalculation, escalation and finally actual war rather than simply grandiose war planning.
At multiple points along this globe-spanning line — the Baltic Sea, the Black Sea, Syria, the South China Sea and the East China Sea, to name just a few — forces from the United States and China or Russia are already in significant contact, often jostling for position in a potentially hostile manner. At any moment, one of these encounters could provoke a firefight leading to unintended escalation and, in the end, possibly all-out combat.
From there, almost anything could happen, even the use of nuclear weapons. Clearly, officials in Washington should be thinking hard before committing Americans to a strategy that will make this increasingly likely and could turn what is still long-war planning into an actual long war with deadly consequences.
Michael Klare is a professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College and the author, most recently, of The Race For What's Left. Follow him on Twitter at @mklare1. He is currently completing work on a new book, All Hell Breaking Loose, on climate change and American national security.
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/**
* @group Database
* @group Cache
* @covers MessageCache
*/
class MessageCacheTest extends MediaWikiLangTestCase {
protected function setUp() {
parent::setUp();
$this->configureLanguages();
MessageCache::singleton()->enable();
}
/**
* Helper function -- setup site language for testing
*/
protected function configureLanguages() {
// for the test, we need the content language to be anything but English,
// let's choose e.g. German (de)
$langCode = 'de';
$langObj = Language::factory( $langCode );
$this->setMwGlobals( array(
'wgLanguageCode' => $langCode,
'wgLang' => $langObj,
'wgContLang' => $langObj,
) );
}
function addDBData() {
$this->configureLanguages();
// Set up messages and fallbacks ab -> ru -> de
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Full', 'ab' );
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Full', 'ru' );
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Full', 'de' );
// Fallbacks where ab does not exist
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Partial', 'ru' );
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Partial', 'de' );
// Fallback to the content language
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-ContLang', 'de' );
// Add customizations for an existing message.
$this->makePage( 'sunday', 'ru' );
// Full key tests -- always want russian
$this->makePage( 'MessageCacheTest-FullKeyTest', 'ab' );
$this->makePage( 'MessageCacheTest-FullKeyTest', 'ru' );
// In content language -- get base if no derivative
$this->makePage( 'FallbackLanguageTest-NoDervContLang', 'de', 'de/none' );
}
/**
* Helper function for addDBData -- adds a simple page to the database
*
* @param string $title Title of page to be created
* @param string $lang Language and content of the created page
* @param string|null $content Content of the created page, or null for a generic string
*/
protected function makePage( $title, $lang, $content = null ) {
global $wgContLang;
if ( $content === null ) {
$content = $lang;
}
if ( $lang !== $wgContLang->getCode() ) {
$title = "$title/$lang";
}
$title = Title::newFromText( $title, NS_MEDIAWIKI );
$wikiPage = new WikiPage( $title );
$contentHandler = ContentHandler::makeContent( $content, $title );
$wikiPage->doEditContent( $contentHandler, "$lang translation test case" );
}
/**
* Test message fallbacks, bug #1495
*
* @dataProvider provideMessagesForFallback
*/
public function testMessageFallbacks( $message, $lang, $expectedContent ) {
$result = MessageCache::singleton()->get( $message, true, $lang );
$this->assertEquals( $expectedContent, $result, "Message fallback failed." );
}
function provideMessagesForFallback() {
return array(
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Full', 'ab', 'ab' ),
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-Partial', 'ab', 'ru' ),
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-ContLang', 'ab', 'de' ),
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-None', 'ab', false ),
// Existing message with customizations on the fallbacks
array( 'sunday', 'ab', 'амҽыш' ),
// bug 46579
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-NoDervContLang', 'de', 'de/none' ),
// UI language different from content language should only use de/none as last option
array( 'FallbackLanguageTest-NoDervContLang', 'fit', 'de/none' ),
);
}
/**
* There's a fallback case where the message key is given as fully qualified -- this
* should ignore the passed $lang and use the language from the key
*
* @dataProvider provideMessagesForFullKeys
*/
public function testFullKeyBehaviour( $message, $lang, $expectedContent ) {
$result = MessageCache::singleton()->get( $message, true, $lang, true );
$this->assertEquals( $expectedContent, $result, "Full key message fallback failed." );
}
function provideMessagesForFullKeys() {
return array(
array( 'MessageCacheTest-FullKeyTest/ru', 'ru', 'ru' ),
array( 'MessageCacheTest-FullKeyTest/ru', 'ab', 'ru' ),
array( 'MessageCacheTest-FullKeyTest/ru/foo', 'ru', false ),
);
}
/**
* @dataProvider provideNormalizeKey
*/
public function testNormalizeKey( $key, $expected ) {
$actual = MessageCache::normalizeKey( $key );
$this->assertEquals( $expected, $actual );
}
public function provideNormalizeKey() {
return array(
array( 'Foo', 'foo' ),
array( 'foo', 'foo' ),
array( 'fOo', 'fOo' ),
array( 'FOO', 'fOO' ),
array( 'Foo bar', 'foo_bar' ),
array( 'Ćab', 'ćab' ),
array( 'Ćab_e 3', 'ćab_e_3' ),
array( 'ĆAB', 'ćAB' ),
array( 'ćab', 'ćab' ),
array( 'ćaB', 'ćaB' ),
);
}
}
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On Wednesday, July 26, the NJCCIC detected a large phishing campaign attempting to deliver malicious emails to New Jersey state employees. These emails masquerade as correspondence from mobile phone carriers and attempt to lure recipients into clicking an embedded link. If clicked, a document containing the Emotet banking trojan begins to download onto the recipient's system. The observed emails originate from various senders and IP addresses and include the following subject lines: Your Virgin Media bill is ready, AT&T Bill Message, AT&T Automatic Billing Message, AT&T Monthly Statement, and AT&T Customer. More information about this campaign and additional indicators of compromise can be found on the SANS ISC website. As this campaign has initially managed to bypass email security filters, the NJCCIC strongly recommends educating end users about this and similar threats and reminding them never to click on links or open attachments delivered with unexpected or unsolicited emails. Additionally, if end users have received and taken action on these emails, be sure to run updated antivirus software on the system to detect and remove Emotet infections and have them proactively change their passwords to any account accessed on the infected system. | {
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Lucy Ashton, 22, from Bolton, lives with a visual impairment which doesn't always make life easy. When she went to volunteer in Sandema, north Ghana, on International Service ICS' goalball project, REACT, she learnt how the Paralympic sport holds a special ability to open up disability issues to the fully-sighted. A keen activist, Lucy's returned from ICS looking to start a career in disability advocacy.
It's difficult to explain my visual impairment, but I describe it as if a piece of a puzzle is missing. It's like when someone takes a photograph of you with a flash and you can see that flash – except it's like that all the time. I've had it since birth, but it's become progressively worse. It affects everything in my day-to-day life – from walking down the street to reading a menu. But I manage, and it's made me passionate about becoming a disability advocate.
I was a graduate when I applied to ICS. I was out of full-time work, but had been working at the Royal National Institute of Blind People for a few days each month. When I heard about REACT, I was really excited. I wanted to see how people with visual impairments live outside the UK. I'd never volunteered – let alone played goalball before, though – so I knew it was going to be tough.
We wanted to introduce goalball and show that blind people can do the same things. We wanted to see people excited about sport.
And having a disability and volunteering in Ghana was definitely stressful at times. In the UK, there's more knowledge around visual impairments, so it was more difficult to explain my disability while on ICS – especially because I look like a fully-sighted person.
Our main focus was to raise awareness of disability rights, particularly around blindness and visual impairment. We wanted to introduce goalball in the community and show that blind and visually impaired people can do the same things. We also wanted to see people excited about the sport.
Goalball really helps fully-sighted people understand what it's like to be blind or visually impaired because they have to rely on their other senses. It was very effective. I've realised that in Ghana, people view disability differently, they see disabled people less. But that's where goalball comes in. People who aren't visible due to their disabilities can become more involved locally.
Our final tournament, in which we played Ghana's national goalball team, was incredible. It was so serious and high-level, and the competition was intense. It was amazing to see the team we'd trained to play goalball from scratch, play and win the tournament.
People were so grateful that we were raising awareness of disability rights in their community. Their commitment, the fact they always showed up on time and were dedicated made us realise that we were making a difference in the community. At the end of our placement, we had a big celebration event with the volunteers and their host families. It's my happiest memory because for the first time it truly felt like home.
It was my initial plan to work with blind or visually impaired people but ICS has confirmed that that's what I want to do. I've become more confident and I've learnt more about the world, how others view people with disabilities and how people live their lives. | {
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World Class Education Fueled by Global Academic Partnerships
Extending the core journalistic principles of Trust, Knowledge and Public Service, Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd. (BCCL) established over 178 years ago, has continually undertaken initiatives for the betterment of Indian society. The group started expanding into the education sector with the launch of TimesPro - which focuses on short-term courses that enhance employability. It then launched Bennett University, a state private university in Uttar Pradesh with the aim of providing Ivy League quality of education to undergraduate and postgraduate students making them, 'life and career ready'. Bennett University located at Greater Noida, commenced its operations on 08 Aug 2016. The University fosters a proactive environment of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, while enhancing skills in all areas of higher education through the internationally acclaimed Centers of Excellence such as Centre for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CIE) and Centre of Executive Education (CEE).
To become a Centre of Excellence comparable to the Ivy League standards; helping define aspirations and possibilities for the long term, and producing 'life and career ready' professionals with leadership quality, who are ready to challenge and be challenged (in the areas of technology, engineering, management, law, media, innovation and entrepreneurship).
To develop as a benchmark University in higher and professional education sectors. To provide an Ivy League quality education and learning experience in the higher education space in a world-class infrastructure and research-driven academic environment, to students looking for a well-rounded academic experience with enhanced employability prospects; and to harness human capital for sustainable competitive edge and social relevance.
Our Academic Partners
BBA and MBA in association with Johnson-Cornell University, USA
B.Tech program in association with Georgia Tech
Entrepreneurial Learning in association with Babson Global, USA
BA LLB(Hons) and BBA LLB(Hons) in association with Cornell Law school, USA
Beyond Classroom learning, Bennett offers Online learning through edX
Bennett University partners
Johnson Cornell University, USA
Bennett University's School of Management gives you the most powerful launch pad possible for your management career, anywhere in the world. Our goal is to transform students into 360-degree professionals who can bring about change in a fast-evolving world.
To add global expertise and insights, Bennett University has partnered with the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University, an Ivy League business school based in New York, USA. Known for its outstanding faculty and innovative management programs, Johnson Cornell has been a leader in business education for the past 70 years.
This partnership prepares students for global success by building a strong foundation and the leadership skills required to solve the business challenges of tomorrow. Under the partnership (2016-2021), Johnson – Cornell assists Bennett University in the design & implementation of BBA and MBA program. Besides joint research, executive education and student immersion programs, faculty from Cornell University would visit Bennett University campus to deliver lectures to its students.
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
With a focus on innovation and leading-edge technology, Bennett University's School of Engineering has partnered with the world-renowned Georgia Institute of Technology, USA to bring international standards into Indian engineering curriculum. The high-end engineering curriculum at Bennett University has been designed and executed in close consultation with Georgia Tech. The partnership helps promote academic collaboration between the two institutions and support Bennett University in developing technical excellence in engineering studies. As part of the partnership, students get to interact on campus with visiting Georgia Tech faculty and research engineers. Further, Bennett University has also set up dedicated cutting-edge research centers for Cloud Computing, Embedded Technologies, Big Data & Cyber Security, with assistance from visiting Georgia Tech faculty, supported by research engineers. For over a decade, Georgia Tech has remained in the top 10 Public Universities in the United States. As of 2015, Georgia Tech's undergraduate engineering program is ranked 4th and its graduate engineering program is ranked 6th by U.S. News & World Report.
Babson Global, USA
Bennett University is a member of the prestigious Babson Collaborative (anchored by Babson College, USA). This partnership helps Bennett University's Centre for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CIE) in fostering an environment of innovation and entrepreneurial mindset on campus. Access to a world-class curriculum on entrepreneurship, global student challenges, student visits to the Babson campus, faculty exchanges and startup incubation are the key benefits of our relationship with the Babson Collaborative.
Cornell Law school, USA
Bennett University's School of Law has partnered with Cornell Law School, USA to collaborate in delivery of Ivy League BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) program in India. Cornell Law School, is considered to be a premier legal institution in the USA, well known for its illustrious faculty that excels not only in scholarly productivity, but also in teaching ability.
Bennett University's approach to legal education encourages collaborative and interdisciplinary studies. Academics at Bennett University give importance to practical training which provide students the opportunity to confront legal problems in the real world.
Bennett University has partnered with edX, the non-profit online learning initiative founded by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Under the agreement, edX provides excellent massive open online courses (MOOCs) to Bennett University's students. Both edX and Bennett University works to develop a mutually-agreeable plan for offering MOOCs to students as part of a blended curriculum.
Both partners explore and test innovative approaches to learning, support and train the faculty at Bennett University to create and offer next-generation online and blended learning courses. Within the collaboration framework, edX also helps Bennett University to produce and host courses via enabling training for faculty and staff, as well as provide access to relevant infrastructure and features (such as Private Cohorts) that will allow the same. This is a milestone in the Indian education forum.
Bennett's School of Management gives you the most powerful launch pad possible for your management career, anywhere in the world. Our goal is to transform students into 360 degree professionals who can bring about change in a fast evolving world.
To add global expertise and insights, Bennett University partnered with The Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University, an Ivy League business school based in New York State. Known for its outstanding faculty and innovative programming, Johnson Cornell has been a leader in business education for the past 70 years.
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Julia Rodrigues is named as Vini Jr's affair.
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The influencer Julia Rodrigues is in Qatar to accompany the Brazilian team at the World Cup. With that, rumors about an alleged affair with Vinicius Jr. came to light.
She was at the 974 Stadium, in Doha, Qatar, following Brazil's victory over Switzerland, in the second round of Group G in the FIFA World Cup.
Julia has more than 600,000 followers on her social networks and receives comments from celebrities on her photos, such as Maisa, Carol Dantas, mother of Davi Lucca — son of Neymar —, and the Real Madrid striker himself.
In her networks, the model often shares clicks of her travels around the world, looks and appearances at events. In addition, the 23-year-old influencer has topics such as beauty, fashion, gastronomy and lifestyle as a niche for her posts.
Rumors about the relationship between the model and the player are not new. Julia usually watches Real Madrid games in Spain and was present in the final of the last edition of the Champions League, in which Vini scored the winning goal for the merengue club.
The influencer posted a series of photos at the event, including a shirt of the Brazilian striker. The number 21 shirt made a point of commenting: 'Hot foot'.
In addition, in Vini's first game with the Brazilian national team at Maracanã, she was also present. It was in this match that the player scored his first goal with hopscotch.
Don't just like football
In addition to being on stage at the biggest sporting event on the planet, this year Julia was also present at the Brazilian GP.
"Living a dream. It was more than special, what happiness to share this moment with you", he wrote when posting a photo in front of the Interlagos Racetrack pits.
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Lake Effect: Segments Podcast
'Into the Arctic' Gives Audiences a Unique View of the Frozen North
By Joy Powers
Published May 15, 2018 at 1:58 PM CDT
Cory Trepanier
There are parts of our planet where most of us will never have the opportunity to travel. But thanks to people like Cory Trepanier, we still have the opportunity to see them.
Trepanier is an explorer, artist, and filmmaker, whose traveling exhibition about his arctic expeditions is currently on display at the Neville Public Museum in Green Bay. Aptly named Into the Arctic, the exhibit features Trepanier's oil paintings and several documentaries about his expeditions. He just released the third installment of the films,Into the Arctic: The Last Chapter.
He set off on yet another expedition, although this one was a bit closer to home: He took the ferry to Milwaukee, where he met with Lake Effect's Joy Powers and David Wagner, the producer and manager of the exhibition.
Lake Effect: Segments Podcast artLake Effect
Joy Powers
Joy Powers hosts and produces Lake Effect. She joined WUWM in 2016.
See stories by Joy Powers
Go to Lake Effect's homepage
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Falsepilysta is een kevergeslacht uit de familie van de boktorren (Cerambycidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van het geslacht werd voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1939 door Breuning.
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Falsepilysta omvat de volgende soorten:
Falsepilysta albostictica Breuning, 1939
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Falsepilysta laterimaculata (Heller, 1924)
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Eating vegan every day is not always easy. We are not always aware of what nature can offer us and it doesn't always fit our budget as well. That is why Veganfach Food show is taking place in Cologne the 4th and 5th of November 2016. Exhibitors from all around the world will be able to let you discover, taste and see different products & dishes 100% vegan! Going there will only remind you that you choosing to eat vegan was the best decision you've taken.
Linck team will be present on Hall 03.1 stand B038-C039.
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Saiva cardinalis är en insektsart som först beskrevs av Butler 1874. Saiva cardinalis ingår i släktet Saiva och familjen lyktstritar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.
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Alan Tudyk explains why he's 'the right flavor of odd' to lead SYFY's Resident Alien
Why a Man of Steel flop could kill DC's Justice League movie
Trent Moore
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Jan 29, 2013, 10:45 AM EST (Updated)
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Amid all the buzz about DC joining the tentpole party with Justice League, Warner Bros. has a little tidbit worth noting—if Man of Steel bombs, Justice League could be off the table before it even gets off the ground.
Turns out there's a reason the studio hasn't moved forward with a director, despite all the rumors that everyone from Ben Affleck (Argo) to Rian Johnson (Looper) is in the running. They're waiting to see how Zack Snyder's Superman reboot performs before throwing some momentum behind Justice League.
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Here's the choice excerpt from Variety's report:
Stakes are high for "Man of Steel." Other than Nolan's Batpics, Warners has not been able to effectively exploit the DC library. Its 2011 "Green Lantern" underperformed, and a "Justice League" film wouldn't likely be in theaters before 2015, as Warner's top brass has indicated that they are awaiting the results of "Man of Steel," which opens June 14, before moving further ahead.
Honestly, it's hard to argue with the logic. Aside from Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, Warner Bros. hasn't really been able to crack the superhero genre with any commercial success. With Marvel scoring hit after hit after hit at the box office, DC is desperate to get in on the action. Much like when Marvel made its first big gamble on Iron Man, it's go big or go home for DC with Man of Steel. So, no pressure.
It's also worth noting that the story reiterates earlier reports that Justice League (if it happens) will focus on Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash and the Green Lantern. Again, not a bad strategy. You don't want to cram too many heroes into the first outing, especially when you're trying to introduce the majority of them for the first time.
What do you think of DC's wait-and-see strategy?
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I did not as they say, want to go there. But it behoves those of us who argue the economics of sound money to try to make the answer as intelligible as possible without sounding like a committed capitalist and a conspiracy theorist to boot, so here goes.
As money, it is on the other side of all asset prices. In other words stocks, bonds and property prices can be expected to rise measured in gold when the gold price falls and vice-versa. This relationship is often muddled by other factors, the most obvious one being changing levels of confidence in paper currencies against which gold is normally priced. However, with bond yields today at record lows and equities at record highs this relationship is apparent today.
Another way to describe this relationship is in terms of risk. Banks which dominate asset markets become complacent about risk because they are greedy for profit. This leads to banks competing with one another until they end up ignoring risk entirely. It happened very obviously with the American banking crisis six years ago until house prices suddenly collapsed, threatening to take the whole financial system down. In common with all financial bubbles everyone ignored risk. History provides many other examples.
Therefore, gold is unlike other assets because a rising gold price reflects an increasing perception of general financial risk, ensuring downward pressure on other financial asset prices. So while the big banks are making easy money ignoring risks in equity and bond markets, they will not want their party spoiled by warning signs from a rising gold price.
This is a long way from proof that the gold market is manipulated. But the big banks, and we must include central banks which are obviously keen to maintain financial confidence, have the motive and the means. And if they have these they can be expected to take the opportunity. | {
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Five weapons, chosen out of 120, to make the body stronger through different levels of difficulty. Born as tools used by peasants in ancient China, now these dreadful weapons are intended to lead to a new state of balance and coordination.
Choose your weapon:
(Chinese name: gun "kun")
Sai (Chinese name: dian xue chi)
Straight Sword (Chinese name: jian)
Nunchuk (Chinese name: shuang jie gun)
Three Section Staff (Chinese name: san jie gun)
Shaolin Martial Arts have a heritage of more than 120 weapons. In fact, all weapons seen in martial arts styles across the world originally come from Shaolin temple. Peasants in ancient China used to manufacture a tool made of two sticks joined by a chain (or rope) to use it for grass-cutting and it was the first Shuang-jie-gun (which in Chinese means literally two sticks – gun "kun"- joined by a chain). The name Shuangjiegun then became "Nunchaku" for the Japanese culture and today is considered the main name for this weapon. Like the Shuanjiegun, most of Shaolin weapons comes from rural usage, given that peasants could only rely on their own tools in event of an attack by thieves and bandits. They then realized how efficient they were and started to develop new techniques.
Heart of the Orient has selected five of these weapons for you to master your favorite weapon, and also to improve your concentration, since handling a weapon requires lot of focus in order to avoid self-injuring. Also, mastering a weapon may not have a practical application in real life, but it's important to remember that weaponry in Shaolin Gongfu is meant to be an extension of the fighter's arms, so virtually any tool found in case of danger can become an extension of an already trained body. | {
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Kate - That particular Dr. Schar bread is just okay. I don't know if I would buy it again. My favorite Dr. Schar bread is this one: http://www.schaer.com/en/gluten-free-products/bon-matin/ It is great toasted up in the oven. It puffs up nicely: light & fluffy.
Great information! I'm going to be travelling to Spain later this year and I was a little worried that I would have a hard time finding anything to eat. I'm travelling to Barcelona and Madrid. Do you know of any restaurants in either city that are celiac friendly?
Most of the products of the biggest supermarket in Spain, Mercadona, are Gluten-Free (they are labelled 'Sin Gluten') and in big cities like Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, etc. it can be found in almost every corner. It seems that owner's doughters suffer from Coeliac disease and therefore it makes the supermarket really sensible to GF products. Another important thing is that it is not as expensive as many other places because they use their one brand 'Hacendado'. You can find more details in this web page: http://www.mercadona.es/corp/ing-html/surtido.html.
Other supermarkets like Carrefour, El Corte Ingles and Eroski also have a special line for Gluten-Free products but form me Mercadona is the best one.
In the case of restaurants, it is not common to see the GF label in menu cards. However there are many places that are able for celiacs. If you want more information about GF restaurants you can consult FACE which is the association of Spanish celiacs: http://www.celiacos.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=37&Itemid=108.
One of the most surprising things is that McDonalds and Telepizza have special GF menus. In the first case it is visible even in the menu card but in the case of Telepizza you have to order it in advance. Regarding the typical Spanish restaurants you should warn waiters about the disease just to be sure that there is no issues. In many touristic places and the most expensive restaurants it is possible to find GF typical Spanish meals. Consult www.celiacos.org to see the list of available restaurants.
Regarding hotels, in the ones with 4* and 5* there should not be any problem because they are usually prepared with GF products.
In general, if you suffer from Coeliac Disease you can visit Spain without any problem and I could say that it is probably one of the countries where GF products are more available in supermarkets. Mercadona has make 'Sin Gluten' label very famous and almost everybody is aware of the disease.
I hope you enjoy your visit to Spain. | {
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If you long for luscious lips and rosy cheeks, look no further than ROUGE TINT.
Enriched with an extract of Camelia, known for its antioxidant properties, the 2-in-1 lips and cheeks ROUGE TINT subtly beautifies your complexion.
Microcapsules of oil - known for its nourishing properties - are combined with pigments in an aqueous formula, which naturally dresses your lips and cheekbones with a delicious shade of red, for a matte finish.
ROSE INFUSION contains coloured pigments that reveal themselves on contact with lip's natural moisture.
What makes this product really magical is that the pigments react differently to different lips so the colour you get is yours, and yours alone. The ultimate sur-mesure lip care! | {
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What Jurgen Klopp told Tyler Morton before his Premier League debut
Tyler Morton was pleased with the impact he was able to make on his Premier League debut for Liverpool, with the youngster looking to execute Jurgen Klopp's advice.
Morton became the latest player to debut for the Reds in the Premier League when he came off the bench to replace Thiago with six minutes to play against Arsenal.
With Liverpool four goals up and cruising, it was the perfect opportunity to introduce the 19-year-old, who was joined among the substitutes by Conor Bradley, Kaide Gordon and Owen Beck.
He impressed in his short display, joining Fabinho and Jordan Henderson in the middle of the park and completing a tidy 87.5 percent of his attempted passes.
It was a big moment for the lifelong Liverpool fan and season-ticket holder, and the sight of him receiving a hug from Klopp on the touchline was a heartwarming one.
"I thought it went well. There wasn't much [more] I could have done really in the 10 minutes," Morton told LFCTV.
"I came on, I tried to control the game.
"He told me to control the game, calm it down a bit, get everyone on the ball, get playing, show what I've got.
"And I think that's what I've done a little bit, I feel like I've got plenty more to come and hopefully I can showcase that soon."
Morton's hunger for minutes after that first taste of Premier League football could be built upon in the coming weeks, with James Milner, Curtis Jones, Naby Keita and Harvey Elliott still working their way back from injury.
With the need to manage the fitness of Henderson, Thiago and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Klopp could turn to his No. 80 in future games, and possibly as early as Wednesday's clash with Porto.
That would bring another first for Morton, who is yet to play in the Champions League, and would serve as a natural progression as he looks to cement himself as a first-team option.
"I'd love to," he said when asked if he is hoping for minutes against Porto. "Let's see what happens!"
He reflected: "It's a different feeling to any other feeling, especially your boyhood club, as everyone will know, being a fan all my life and now stepping on the pitch.
"It felt surreal, but that's where I want to be, so that's where I'm going to push to be."
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Young talent of American movie world, Ariel Winter Workman simply recognized as "Ariel Winter" is a beautiful American actress. Ariel Winter is widely recognized for showing remarkable performance as Alex Dunphy in the television comedy series 'Modern Family'.
Ariel Winter Facts
Name: Ariel Winter
Birthday: 26th April, 1984
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States of America
Body Measurements: 38-28-34 inches
Boyfriend: Laurent Gaudette
Children: No
Net Worth: $7 million dollars
Salary: N/A
Ariel Winter family and personal life
Heartthrob of many young boys, Ariel Winter puts her first step in this world on 28th January, 1998 in Los Angeles, California, United States of America. Beautiful actress, Ariel carries an American nationality. Her star sign is Aquarius and belongs to white ethnical background. Ariel was born to parents, Chrisoula and Glenn Workman. She has two siblings named 'Shanelle Workman' and 'Jimmy Workman'. As far her education is concerned, Ariel Winter recently got accepted to 'University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)' where she is planning to study law.
Moving towards her personal life, beautiful young actress Ariel Winter is currently dating Laurent Gaudette. Ariel is in a relationship with Laurent Gaudette since 2013. It has been three years of their relation and still they are sharing same love and affection towards each other. It looks like they are really in love with each other. Prior being in relation with Laurent Gaudette, Ariel was dating Cameron Palatas. It is believed that their love story started in 2012. Within just a year of their relation, they got split up. There also came a rumor that she is dating Callan McAuliffe. They were believed to be dating in November, 2011. However, news of their relation got vanished very soon as there came a news of their split very early at the start of their relation. As of now, gorgeous young actress Ariel Winter is spending luxurious moment with her longtime boyfriend, Lauren Gaudette.
18 years young actress, Ariel Winter is an attractive lady who is blessed with hot and sexy figure. As of 2016, bold young diva Ariel Winter possesses a sexy hourglass shaped body measurements size of 38-28-34 inches. She wears the bra cup size of 32D. There came a news that she had undergone breast reduction surgery in June 2015. Beautiful lady, Ariel Winter stands with a height of 5 feet 1 inches and weighs about 56 kg. She has maintained her alluring figure in good shape. Ariel has brown-dark colored eyes and long brown-dark hair.
Ariel Winter Career Growth
Ariel Winter got involved in entertainment industry at a young age of 6 by appearing in commercial of 'Cool Whip'. At age seven, she got her first television role when she got selected to play young role of Harmony Faith Lane in the black comedy crime movie 'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang'. After appearing in the first movie, she started working as voice artist in several animated movies like 'Bambi II', 'Curious George' and 'Ice Age: The Meltdown'. Till date, she has worked as voice actor in numerous movies. She has recently played voice role of Penny Peterson in the animated comic science fiction movie 'Mr. Peabody & Sherman'. Adorable young actress, Ariel Winter has also been impressive with her phenomenal acting skills in the numerous television series. Ariel's first small screen performance came as little girl in the television series 'Listen Up!'. Her most appreciable role came as Alex Dunphy in the comedy series 'Modern Family'. She is still showing her brilliant performance in the series.
Ariel Winter Net Worth
At the start of 2016, from delivering some extra ordinary performance in many movies and television series Ariel Winter has earned an estimated net worth amount of $7 million dollars.
Ariel Winter Achievement and Contributions
Exceptionally talented actress, Ariel Winter has been awarded with many awards and nominations in her career. For her remarkable performance in Modern Family, she has won 'Screen Actors Guild Awards' in consecutive four years 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Ariel also grabbed 'Young Artist Awards' in 2010 in the category of Outstanding Young Ensemble in Television series. For more news and recent updates, her fans can follow her on twitter account @arielwinter1.
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PreUfoCat is the catalog of unusual aerial phenomena over the Italian peninsula all along the centuries before 1900, coordinated by Pietro Torre. Its third edition has just been published by Upiar Publications under the title "Strange Lights in Italian History".
The first edition (November 2011) presented about a thousand case histories in 260 large-format pages. The second edition (exactly three years later) had doubled the total of cases collected and reported in full, with bibliographic sources and illustrations, coming to 684 pages for a limited edition (for collectors only) on paper, while the catalogue went out in a digital DVD edition (with a 12-page introductory paper booklet).
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is a city located in the southern part of Okinawa Island in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Translated literally, the name Nanjō means "southern castle". Many castle ruins, called gusuku in the Okinawan language, can be found throughout the city. The modern city of Nanjō was established on January 1, 2006, from the merger of the town of Sashiki, and the villages of Chinen, Ōzato and Tamagusuku (all from Shimajiri District). Nanjō has an area of 49.69 km² and, on the date of its inception, a population of 41,305, and a density of 831.25 per km².
Of the eleven cities in Okinawa Prefecture, Nanjō has the smallest population. It does not have a separate police station nor a high school. For those services, citizens have to refer to the neighbouring towns of Yonabaru and Yaese. The city hosts a fire station responsible for Chinen, Ōzato and Tamagusuku and parts of Yaese, while Sashiki is served by a separate station. The city's main economical activities are agriculture and tourism. Important crops include sugarcane, for sugar and vinegar production, and turmeric, a popular medicinal herb in Okinawa. Several turmeric processing plants are based in the city, producing semi-processed goods to be used by industries on the mainland or consumer products like tea and dietary supplements.
Historical Facts
Shō Hashi lived in Sashiki Castle before uniting the Ryukyu Kingdom.
1908 (Meiji Era, year 41) - By an Imperial Edict, the Magiri system is abolished and the villages of Chinen, Ōzato, Sashiki and Tamagusuku are created.
1945 (Showa Era, year 20) - After the Battle of Okinawa, Chinen is given the status of city by the occupying American Army. In the following year, it reverts to being a village.
1949 (Showa Era, year 24) - The districts (字) of Yonabaru, Ueyonabaru and Itarashiki are severed from the village of Ōzato to form the new village of Yonabaru.
1980 (Showa Era, year 55) - Sashiki receives the status of town.
2005 (Heisei Era, year 17), March - The name Nanjō-shi was selected for the soon to be founded city.
2006 (Heisei Era, year 18), January 1 - Foundation of the city of Nanjō.
Geography
Nanjō is a city located in the southern region of Okinawa's main island. The isle of Kudaka, off the coast of Chinen, also belongs to the city.
Districts/Localities
Chinen (知念)
Azama (安座真)
Umino (海野)
Gushiken (具志堅)
Kudaka (久高)
Kudeken (久手堅)
Kuhara (久原)
Shikiya (志喜屋)
China (知名)
Chinen (知念)
Yamazato (山里)
Yoshitomi (吉富)
Ōzato (大里)
Furugen (古堅)
Inamine (稲嶺)
Minei (嶺井)
Nakama (仲間)
Ōzato (大里)
Ōshiro (大城)
Takahira (高平)
Sashiki (佐敷)
Fusozaki (富祖崎)
Ibara (伊原)
Kaneku (兼久)
Nakaiho (仲伊保)
Okoku (小谷)
Sashiki (佐敷)
Shinkai (新開)
Shinzato (新里)
Tedokon (手登根)
Tsuhako (津波古)
Yabiku (屋比久)
Tamagusuku (玉城)
Aichi (愛地)
Funakosi (船越)
Fusato (富里)
Horikawa (堀川)
Hyakuna (百名)
Itokazu (糸数)
Kakinohana (垣花)
Kibaru (喜良原)
Maekawa (前川)
Nakayama (中山)
Nakandakari (仲村渠)
Ō (奥武)
Oyakebaru (親慶原)
Shikenbaru (志堅原)
Tamagusuku (玉城)
Tōyama (當山)
Yakabu (屋嘉部)
Surrounding Municipalities
Yonabaru
Yaese
Haebaru
Climate
Tourism and Culture
Located in Chinen, the seifa-utaki shrine is listed by UNESCO as part of the Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu World Heritage Site. It was believed to be a sacred place, from where one could see the "Isle of the Gods". In the shrine, noro priestesses from Shuri Castle would pray for the well-being of the king and the kingdom.
In Tamagusuku, the Gyokusendō cave is known for its stalagmites and stalactites. Discovered in 1967, the cave is estimated to be at least five kilometers long, but only 890 metres are open to tourists. The cave is located inside the Okinawa World cultural theme park. Other attractions of the theme park are the Habu snake museum, native dances such as Eisa, and a traditional Ryūkyū-style village with traditional red-clay roofed houses and workshops for local crafts such as dying and weaving, pottery, and glass blowing.
Also located in Tamagusku, the Itokazu-Abuchiragama cave was used in World War II as a bomb shelter by soldiers and civilians alike. It is also open to tourists. Himeyuri Students were used as nurses in this location among others.
The isle of Kudaka, also called Isle of the Gods, can be accessed from Azama Port, located in Chinen.
From the isle of Ōjima, in Tamagusuku, one can board a glass-bottomed boat, a boat with a transparent floor used in marine-life observations.
Golf is a popular sport in Okinawa, and the Ryūkyū Golf Club in Nanjō has three 27-hole courses. Every spring, the Ryūkyū Golf Club welcomes the Daikin Orchid Ladies Golf Tournament.
The Nanjo Sightseeing Information Center and souvenir shop across the street have cardboard cut-outs of the characters of The Aquatope on White Sand, with the shop including an "entire Aquatope corner."
Gusuku in Nanjō
Chinen Castle
Ōzato Castle
Kakinohana Castle
Sashiki Castle
Tamagusuku Castle
Beaches
Azama Sansan Beach
Hyakuna Beach
Mībaru Beach
Sister cities
Tamaki, Mie since 1993
In kanji, Tamaki has the same spelling as Tamagusuku (玉城). Neither name follows the standard readings for the kanji in Japanese.
Access
Passengers traveling from mainland Japan and overseas arrive at Naha Airport. Several bus lines serve the city of Nanjo, departing from the bus terminals at Naha and Itoman.
References
External links
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"I fail to understand why we are still apparently waiting for an organisation to complete a transaction two and a half years after their tender for the site was accepted by the County Council. This was a controversial decision at the time and is more so now, given the pressure on local authority budgets and the need for affordable housing in Lewes.
"The decision to award a 999 year lease is an extraordinary one which is not in accordance with the County Council's policy of awarding leases of a maximum period of 99 years and prevents the County Council carrying out its responsibility to achieve best value for the site, particularly in this time of austerity when a combination of Conservative, UKIP and Independent councillors has just voted through a highly damaging budget which will mean the withdrawal of frontline services for the most vulnerable members of our community."
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PCB to honor nation's unsung heroes during PSL 5
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Karachi: The Pakistan Super League (PSL) season five is just around the corner and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come up with yet another announcement related to honoring the nation's unsung heroes.
According to details, 'Hamaray Heroes' will honor those Pakistanis in different walks of life including education, art, culture, music, social work, social entrepreneurship, sports, technology, and health, who have achieved worthy for the country.
The PCB will allow followers of PSL to nominate the heroes for the PCB to honor during the fifth edition of the league, happening entirely in Pakistan for the first time. The event will start in Karachi with an opening ceremony on February 20 while the final is scheduled in Lahore on March 22.
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Significant changes to Subchapter D.
Approval by EQB, IRRC, Attorney Generals Office.
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Mike Lindell Says He Had Dream About Trump One Year Before Meeting Him, Credits God
By Christina Zhao On 4/17/21 at 4:17 PM EDT
News Mike Lindell Donald Trump Republicans Conservatives
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell on Saturday said that he had a dream about Donald Trump in 2015, one year before the two met for the first time.
During his address at the conservative Freedom Conference held in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Lindell told the crowd that he prophesied meeting the ex-president in a dream and credited God for the direction his life has taken since.
"In 2015, I had a dream in May that I would be in a room with Donald Trump. And I had never met Donald Trump. And I'm going, 'Why would I?'" he said. "I drew it out for my friends, I could see the picture vividly. I said, 'Why would I be meeting Donald Trump.'"
"A month later he announced he was running for president, right. But then things started happening in my life that was a deviation. It's actually all the Lord because it was impossible that things started to happen," Lindell added.
US President Donald Trump shakes hands with Mike Lindell (L), founder of My Pillow, during a Made in America event with US manufacturers in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, July 19, 2017. Saul Loeb/Getty Images
Trump invited the MyPillow businessman to Trump Tower on August 15, 2016, where the two first met. After Trump won the presidential election in 2016, Lindell called him "the most amazing president this country has ever seen in history."
Since then, Lindell has been an avid and vocal supporter of the ex-Republican president and his unverified claim that widespread voter fraud caused his 2020 election loss to President Joe Biden.
Thousands of conservatives will attend the Freedom Conference this weekend. During the event, guests speakers are expected to discuss the federal government's alleged overreach in depriving Americans of freedoms during the pandemic.
Lindell also told the crowd that God saved his business from collapse in 2014.
"I always wear my cross on TV and it got to be the summer of 2014 and MyPillow was within two days of going under. I met this girl called Kendra, and she had something I didn't have, she had this relationship with God. And I'm going, 'I believe in God, I believe in God.' She says, 'We need to pray for your company,'" he said. "We prayed for things to change and they did change in a huge way. We got everything straightened out."
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On Monday, Lindell announced that he's launching "MyStore," an online store that will feature patriotic entrepreneurs and rival Amazon, the biggest global internet-based store.
On Thursday night, fans of the MyPillow businessman were confused on the chat app Telegram when his new social media network, Frank, failed to launch on time. Later, Frank's website was updated to say that the site will launch on Monday.
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Economy added 155,000 jobs in December
Doug Carroll, USA TODAY
Economists had forecast 150,000-160,000 new jobs
More than 1.8 million jobs added in 2012
November's unemployment rate was revised up from 7.7% to 7.8%
The economy ended 2012 with 155,000 more jobs last month and a 7.8% unemployment rate.
That was unchanged from November's unemployment rate, which was revised up from 7.7% to 7.8%.
Private employers added 168,000 jobs last month while governments cut 13,000.
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ANALYSIS:Ho-hum is good
Among the industries with the largest job gains last month, health care added 45,000 jobs and employment in food and drinking establishments rose by 38,000. Construction gained 30,000 jobs, and manufacturing jobs increased by 25,000.
Today's Labor Department report was in line with most economists' forecasts and other recent data pointing to steady, if not stellar, improvement in the job market.
Payroll processor ADP on Thursday said its monthly survey found private employers added 215,000 jobs last month, far more than expected. And outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas said announced job cuts in December fell 43% from November to the second-lowest monthly total of the year.
Initial jobless claims for the past week did jump, but analysts pointed out they're often distorted by year-end holidays. The four-week moving average — which smooths out weekly distortions — was little changed.
The last monthly data on the 2012 job market enhances the picture of an economy still healing from the deep recession that began five years ago last month and ended in mid-2009.
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The unemployment rate did fall the past year — from 8.5% in December 2011 — but some of that improvement has come from people leaving the labor force. Some of them retired and some went back to school. But when jobless workers stop looking for jobs, they're no longer counted as unemployed.
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Martijn van Strien's project Dystopian Brutalist is on the cover of the Self Unself paper that is handed out at the show. But Martijn doesn't seem to be very impressed about that. He confesses he doesn't really like designers. He prefers making coffee behind the bar.
Who is Rosanna Orlandi and why is she the buzz?
Reporter Olle goes down to Rosanna's place to find out who she is and why she is such a buzz here in Milan. She seems to have a special kind of magic…we learn that she likes espresso, and finds soccer boring. Danielle and Hilde went to see Maarten Baas's circus and interviewed him, but unfortunately a bag was stolen at the show, with the recorder in it, including the interview! This is why Danielle tells the story of Maarten to the EMMA diary. Maarten was not making a statement, he said. Milan is a show, no more and no less.
In this episode, listen to what Arne Hendriks has to say about the incredible shrinking man. Why should we become smaller?
The design therapist asks a former design students if she owns any design objects. Does she walk the talk? The things you use the most are usually the best designs. But often you don't know who designed them. Do we know for example who invented the paperclip?
And don't miss Alissa's blues. She sings like an angel!
When the reporters spotted Li Edelkoort, they immediately pushed the record button. What does she think of the show? There is talent, says Li Edelkoort. The curators chose strong pieces. When she first brought Design Academy to Milan in 1999, design had to be more humble.
The design therapist asked visitors about their daily design problems and challenges. Today: "I want to use the shower as a place, even if it is without windows, and even it is not a spa, where I can relax and feel like I'm in a wellness centre."
Reporter Olle talks more with Li. He is curious about her take on the development of the academy. "It went through a few dips, but it still presents itself in a powerful way. The departments are very strong and they have their own will. Even when the 3rd floor fucks up, it still works. That is the power of the system."
Everyone has a secret. The Secret Cookie Factory helps you to finally set yourself free from this burden and let your secret fly! Anonymously, of course. Reporter Alissa goes through the process and at the same time interviews these second year students. Which secret does Alissa get in her cookie?
Our minister Jet Bussemaker was chased by the EMMA reporters. She likes students because they give her energy. Meeting students is fun, says our minister of education, culture and science. She especially mentioned the project of graduate Inge Kuipers, Tea Set Touch.
In the daily 'Dear Diary' item. This time Olle tells his crazy story of Gijs Bakker and Hella Jongerius. Famous designers seem to like him very much.
EMMA Radio: The PRE-Milan Show, Monday 07-04-2014!
And how does Jan Pieter Kaptein prepare for the Milan Design Week? "I never really felt the urge to go to Milan, so it's my first time. I printed 350 business cards."
Reporter Tom Loois recorded a Skype session with Dave Hakkens. As Dave says, school teachers were always more keen on the Precious Plastic project than on the Phone Bloks project. Now Phone Bloks is rising like a star. But Dave wonders how Phone Bloks speaks to the Milan audience, especially the manufacturers and industry partners. "Will Vitra be able to help me out on this one?"
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Cyber risks and cyber bullying are not unknown to us and with each passing day comes a new form of cyber risk or scam which can even cost a student's life.
Almost every school is now more inclined towards technological modes or the internet for teaching. The schools do want the students to be able to understand and harness productive information out of the web. But as a matter of fact, students cannot be fully trusted with web access in their hands. To ensure this, programs such as Net Nanny and Cyber Patrol can be used by the schools to restrict the access of the students to any gaming site, chat rooms, videos or movies etc. Thereby, the web resource is used only for studying purpose. These programs help the school to restrict their access to a certain type of website or any other website.
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The schools which prefer to provide technological resources to the students with 1-to-1 initiative can fully ensure the safety and adequate restrictions on the access to these resources on their tablets or even their mobile devices. The distribution networks of these products can restrict and eliminate several apps and websites from the students' phones and tablets beforehand.
It is best for the school authorities to clearly point down what type of usage of the technology is acceptable. They should keep their terms, rules and regulations about what is allowed and what is not in clear words and illustrated with the help of examples for proper understanding for the students.
The technological advancements have also given the option for the schools administration to use an online school software such as Vision which will help them to watch over the students' actions in real time. In this all the computers in the lab are allied with a closed circuit or a same network, so that, the teacher can easily watch over all the computers at once.
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Community officials give tips to safe sleeping for infants
Jim Totten
Local health officials want to remind Livingston County residents about the safe way to put infants to sleep.
Sleeping with them is not one of them.
"Unfortunately, 100 percent of sleep-related infant deaths in Livingston County occurred in an unsafe sleep location such as an adult bed, couch, chair or swing at the time of death," Elaine Brown, deputy health officer for the Livingston County Department of Public Health, said in a news release.
Brown said 80 percent of those deaths occurred when an infant was sleeping with another person.
In Michigan, there are more than 130 infant deaths each year due to unsafe sleeping environments.
Gov. Rick Snyder recently declared September as Infant Safe Sleep Awareness Month in Michigan.
"It takes only a few seconds to put a baby into an empty crib on its back for safe sleeping, but those few seconds are so important," Brown said.
She suggested following the ABCs of safe sleep, which are that babies should sleep alone, on their back and in a crib, portable crib or bassinet.
The Department of Public Health, LACASA's Child Abuse Prevention Council and Safe Kids Huron Valley work to raise awareness about safe sleep practices. Deanna Norris, CAP Council director, said they provide workshops at area schools to educate students about the potential risks.
"It's really important for adolescents to begin understanding this information because a lot of them are baby sitters," Norris said.
Norris said one in five deaths due to sudden infant death syndrome occur when an infant is being cared by someone other than a parent.
She said new parents must be careful because they're struggling with a lack of sleep. She a tired mother might take an infant to bed to breast-feed, but even the weight of an arm can be enough to prevent a baby from breathing.
Norris said it's important to put a baby in a safe place before falling asleep.
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Madnass es el nombre artístico de Manuel Amores González (nacido el 29 de noviembre), uno de los Mc del grupo de hip-hop alicantino Arma Blanca.
Biografía
Arma Blanca
Durante una temporada estuvieron grabando temas sueltos que no eran escuchados mucho más allá de las fronteras alicantinas, pero en el año 2003 sus canciones fueron creciendo y grabaron una maqueta llamada La Misión y comenzaron su gira con Magnatiz y, sobre todo, con Nach con el que, además de participar en su disco Poesía Difusa, dieron más de 30 conciertos, editando un DVD de la gira y ganando gran éxito en la escena del rap español.
Finalmente, se les presentó la oportunidad y ficharon por Boa Music, editando su primera larga duración R-Evolución (2004) con colaboraciones de Nach, Dlux, La Odysea y Dogma Crew, entre otros.
En mayo de 2007 sacan su último trabajo titulado Autodidactas en el que colaboran Nach, All Day Green, Abram y Legendario.
En septiembre de 2010 se esperaba que saliera su trabajo en solitario El Hombre Madnasstico, pero por problemas varios acaba saliendo el 29 de noviembre de 2010.
En 2013 se da a conocer Versoterismo, nuevo grupo del que forma parte junto a Lesky, Trondosh y E. Tarraga. Sacando un disco con el mismo nombre a finales de año.
Discografía
"La Misión" (Maqueta) (2003)
"Reflexión bajo un flexo" (Maxi) (2003)
"R-Evolución" (LP) (Boa Music, 2004)
"Autodidactas" (LP) (Boa Music, 2007)
"Inmortales" (LP) (2019)
El Hombre Madnasstico (LP) (2010)
Círculo de hyenas (LP), (2013)
Colaboraciones
Con Arma Blanca
Nach "Poesía Difusa" (LP) (BoaCor, 2003)
VV.AA "Estilo Hip Hop III" (2003)
VV.AA "Estilo Hip Hop IV" (Recopilatorio) (2005)
Arkángeles "Escrito en sangre" (Maqueta) (2005)
JML "Incienso" (Maqueta) (2005)
Uno más uno "Plenilunio" (LP) (2007)
VV.AA "Cultura Urbana 2007" (Recopilatorio) (2007)
En solitario
Nach "Poesía Difusa" (LP) (BoaCor, 2003)
LaOdysea "Visionarios" (2005)
Nach "Ars Magna - Miradas" (LP) (BoaCor, 2005)
Lesky & Dino BBD "Dr.Cannibal" (2006)
Cres "Jamás (con Nikoh E.S)" (Reflexiones, 2007)
Piezas - Es el juego Dentelladas" (2008)
ZPU "He tenido un sueño" (2010)
Kako - Rap del montón "Marionetas suicidas" (2011)
Nach "Tú" (2011)
Falsalarma "Capa De Ozono (con Chojin y Lechowski)" (Altoids, 2014)
ZPU & Madnass. "Billete a la luna" (Boacor, 2010)
Véase también
Hip hop
hip hop en español
Raperos de la provincia de Alicante
Personas de Alicante
Enlaces externos
Página oficial de Madnass | {
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xml_parser
==========
gem for parsing xml into db.
```
$> gem build xml_parser.gemspec
Successfully built RubyGem
Name: xml_parser
Version: 0.0.0
File: xml_parser-0.0.0.gem
$> gem install xml_parser-0.0.0.gem
Successfully installed xml_parser-0.0.0
1 gem installed
$> irb
2.0.0-p247 :001 > require 'xml_parser'
=> true
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by Alina Snisarenko
The Edge of Democracy is a documentary film that integrates the personal with the political in an attempt to mobilize the understanding of Brazil's grim political future. Directed by Brazilian filmmaker Petra Costa and released in 2019, the documentary follows Brazil's authoritarian past and its short glimpse of a democratic future with the prodigious election of Lula, a man from the working class, and Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's first woman president and ex-guerilla fighter who endured torture during the country's dictatorship. Costa follows the encouraging path of democracy and its quick overturn at the hands of corruption and scandal, all while depicting her take on Brazil's polarized political state and its consistent reemergence throughout her familial history.
This paper argues that Petra Costa's The Edge of Democracy deliberately integrates personal narrative to exemplify the progressive polarization of Brazil's politics and its simultaneous return to an authoritarian past. Costa demonstrates this in her filmmaking by establishing ambivalence, an intercultural historical precedent, and sensibility.
2. The Presence of Ambivalence
The Edge of Democracy establishes political uncertainty through Costa's ambivalent narration. The first shot of the film — a panoramic view of the Alvarado presidential residency — shows a sparsely furnished and bleak home, guided by Costa asking the audience to "imagine a country that took its name from a tree: Brazil Wood. Its red ink led it to the brink of extinction . . . a country, that after twenty-one years of dictatorship, established its democracy . . . but here we are: with one president impeached, another imprisoned, and the nation moving rapidly towards its authoritarian past" (The Edge of Democracy 00:03:00). Evidently, the opening scene in Costa's documentary establishes an ambivalence to the political culture within Brazil. Costa does not instantaneously assert her own political views on the audience; instead, she offers a description of the intricacies and complexities that characterize her country. Thus, Costa's opening narration and shots of an emptied presidential residence act as a preface with a warning: her documentary is not an attempt to convey a single truth, and the search for such a truth within a country like Brazil is simply futile. This ambivalence allows Costa to expertly balance her personal narrative with Brazil's complicated political past without overtly pushing for the adoption of a specific worldview. The Edge of Democracy uses personal narrative to warn the audience of Brazil's return to its non-democratic past, and this allows Costa to integrate her own experience and contrast it to the nature of Brazil's tumultuous democracy — which proves to be an effective technique for evoking sentiment and an intimacy with the documentary subject (Gilbride 138).
Alongside the opening scene and Costa's grim narration of her country's politics, ambivalence is established through the usage of both diegetic and non-diegetic sound. Dilma's impeachment process was exemplified with shallow focus shots that exposed her tranquility when watching the proceedings (The Edge of Democracy 00:59:54). These shots were cut with montages of protestors on either side of the controversial issue and layered with sounds coming straight from the scene — such as screaming and chanting — amidst live news anchor broadcasts of the impeachment (The Edge of Democracy 00:35:29). Clearly, there was a break in diegetic sound with the inclusion of external audio in order to convey the chaos and polarization that sparked amongst Brazil's population during Dilma's impeachment. The use of audio in such a way establishes Brazil's nebulous political future and thus enhances the documentary's ambivalent nature. This technique allows for Costa's personal narrative to flourish; she uses narration to establish the level of cluelessness that most Brazilians were faced with when it came to Dilma's trial — she narrates that only after spending hours inside the impeachment commission did she understand the context of the trial. Beforehand, like most Brazilians, she did not know that Dilma's trial was not prompted by a criminal offence (The Edge of Democracy 00:49:34). Evidently, The Edge of Democracy demonstrates Brazil's polarized politics and growing right-wing population through the presence of ambivalence that is deliberately established within Costa's personal narration.
3. Established Intercultural Historical Precedent
While Costa's personal narration helps establish ambivalence in the documentary, which advertently plays to the advantage of creating a strong film, Costa's inclusion of Brazilian history — interwoven with her familial past — utilizes her personal experience to criticize and observe Brazil's current politics, a technique effectively used in intercultural films (Gilbride, 139). While interculturalism is typically defined as a clash between minority groups and majority white, Euro-American groups (Marks and Polan 1), Costa establishes interculturalism within Brazil's own borders. The division of right-wing and left-wing supporters is so distinct that it inadvertently creates two distinct cultures: one that favors dictatorship and military intervention, and one that favors democracy and egalitarian society. This division is expertly captured by Costa during a chaotic protest, where the Brazil flag is passed down by raised hands. Instantly, the camera shifts to a low angle with the flag obscuring the sky, and the division between the green and yellow line pattern on the flag is filmed as the flag is passed on, clearly depicting the separation and steadfast polarization of Brazil's politics (The Edge of Democracy 00:41:36).
By using intercultural methods to document Brazil's crumbling democracy, Costa is able to portray Lula's rise to power from his humble origins as a steelworker in conjunction with her family's divisive political involvement, and thus exemplify the sympathies she feels for the left while simultaneously exemplifying the polarized state of Brazil's politics throughout history. The Edge of Democracy evidently shows that establishing a historical precedent through intercultural, personal narrative and archival footage is of the utmost importance when attempting to analyze current political issues and recognize the incongruities that come with documentary filmmaking (Otway 11). One of the first scenes in the film is a montage of family videotapes in which Costa is a young girl. She narrates that "Brazilian democracy and I are almost the same age" (The Edge of Democracy 00:05:00), which consequentially ties her own identity to Brazil's. This connection to her country's politics creates a foundation on which Costa educates the audience on Brazil's political history by narrating her own. Such a technique reflects intercultural filmmaking through which the filmmaker dismantles "the historical archive as means to reconstruct a past that includes their own voices, experience, and perceptions" (Gilbride 139). The narration of personal family history alongside Brazil's allows for historical and social analysis of the country's political sphere while simultaneously exposing the subjectivity of documenting 'truth'. Such an approach is clearly intercultural; the filmmaker interrogates historical documentation in order to "read their own histories in its gaps, or to force a gap … in which to speak," (Marks and Polan 5). Hence, Costa is able to document her history in unison with Brazil's to help make sense of the country's diverged state, which — as The Edge of Democracy shows — is alarmingly moving towards an authoritarian past.
4. The Presence of Sensibility
The Edge of Democracy establishes a precarious balance between emotional storytelling and the reality of Brazil's political state through the presence of sensibility. Costa's narration is the key propagator of sensibility; her narrating voice is emotional yet levelheaded when she recalls her familial history, Brazil's complicated authoritarian past, and the country's grim political future. In the opening scene, Costa states "today, as I feel the ground opening, I fear our democracy was nothing but a short-lived dream," (The Edge of Democracy 00:04:18). This statement serves two purposes: it opens the film to discussion on Brazil's democracy and also asserts the love Costa has for her country and the sorrow she feels to see its politics become dismantled. By directly contrasting and intertwining her personal narrative with Brazil's, Costa establishes a middle ground through which the audience can understand her personal struggle and how it is interconnected with Brazil's struggle for a just government.
By reflecting on her upbringing, Costa brings in a new dimension for documentary film where the personal narrative serves as a mediator for explaining the politics of a nation. In The Edge of Democracy, there is a constant break in chronological storytelling. In the middle of the documentary, there is a wide-angle shot with a deep focus that depicts workers setting up a partition that would separate impeachment protestors. This shot quickly cuts to a black and white aerial shot of the same area where the protests took place, still under construction. Costa uses this break in chronological time to discuss her family's support for the right-wing during her mother's upbringing; her whole family prepared to flee the country when the government announced it would redistribute its land to the people (The Edge of Democracy 00:56:14). However, the military regime took power, which greatly benefitted Costa's family. She doesn't shy away from this fact and rather claims it as part of the reason her mother and father aligned themselves with left-wing governance, which actively criticized Brazil's ongoing military coup and authoritarian regime (The Edge of Democracy 00:57:26). Costa does not shy away from discussing her family's controversial sympathies with the oligarchy and her parent's differing views, but rather uses her personal narrative to vindicate both sides of Brazil's polarized state. This effectively conveys a sensibility that anchors personal narrative as an effective technique to portray different levels of truth — a quality that all documentaries aim to assess and analyze (Otway 3).
The Edge of Democracy is an emotional documentary film that unpacks a plethora of history — both political and familial — while actively expressing concern for Brazil's democratic future. Costa is able to establish a precarious balance of truth and personal narrative; the deliberate integration of Costa's personal narrative inherently helps exemplify the progressive polarization of Brazil's politics and its simultaneous return to an authoritarian past. The establishment of ambivalence in the early scenes of the film help the documentary reflect a desire to share the truth rather than one worldview. In unison with ambivalence, Costa's personal narration helps establish a historical precedent through an intercultural approach, which allows The Edge of Democracy to document a unique method that connects the personal to the political. Finally, the use of sensibility helps to unite the presence of ambivalence and a historical, intercultural precedent into a fair, effective analysis of Brazil's polarized politics and its threatened democratic governance. Ultimately, The Edge of Democracy demonstrates that there is a multitude of layers surrounding the concept of truth, especially when it comes to determining the right and wrong in politics — which can quickly turn partisan. Petra Costa's goal is never to establish a 'just' side, but rather request Brazil and the rest of the world to understand democracy — or as Lula puts it, "to learn how to live in a civilized way with our differences. Democracy is the only possibility we have" (The Edge of Democracy 00:43:37). Costa employs a unique approach that weaves together her country's triumphs and falls into a web spun with personal narrative.
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Marks, Laura U. The skin of the film: Intercultural cinema, embodiment, and the senses. Duke University Press, 2000.
Otway, Fiona. "The Unreliable Narrator in Documentary." Journal of Film and Video, 67.3 (2015): 3-23.
The Edge of Democracy. Directed by Petra Costa. Busca Vida Filmes, 2019.
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Dexter Lumis loses her, but still leaves with her
By Cain A. Knight Aug 3, 2021, 10:14pm EDT
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The main event of tonight's (Aug. 3) episode of NXT was a "Love Her or Lose Her" match pitting Dexter Lumis against Johnny Gargano. If Gargano wins, the romance between Indi Hartwell and Dexter Lumis must come to an end.
Before the match, Gargano and Candice LeRae said they knew it wouldn't be popular, but it was in Hartwell's best interests for Johnny to put an end to InDex. Hartwell remained conflicted, not knowing what the right choice was between love and family.
Once the match began, it didn't take long before Hartwell made her way down to ringside to get a closer look at the action while the fans chanted "InDex." LeRae followed suit shortly thereafter.
Towards the latter half of the match, Gargano took a moment to blame commentator Beth Phoenix for everything that's happened. This distraction led to a near fall for Lumis, but it wasn't meant to be.
Dexter missed the flying elbow drop, and Johnny immediately locked in the Gargano Escape. Indi helped Dexter reach the ropes and break the hold, and her intentions became clear. But then Lumis was propelled into Hartwell, knocking her onto the floor. Dexter was so concerned with Indi's well-being that he fell victim to One Final Beat from Gargano. That was enough to give Johnny the three count.
Just like that, InDex is officially over...or is it?
After the match was over, Hartwell reluctantly began to walk out of the venue with her family, leaving Lumis alone and heartbroken in the ring. But true love cannot be stopped, so Hartwell ran back to her love and jumped right on top of him. They shared a passionate kiss on the ring mat while the crowd lost their mind.
#InDex LIVES ON!!!! #WWENXT @indi_hartwell @DexterLumis pic.twitter.com/SYL5P3IpUq
— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) August 4, 2021
And that's how the show went off the air.
What did you think of the "Love Her or Lose Her" match and angle, Cagesiders? | {
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A fascinating article in The Guardian newspaper this week regarding the status of food delivery people, specifically whether they are properly classified as independent contractors or employees. In a decision which could have impacts throughout the 'Gig Economy', Foodora Australia has admitted riders owed $5m were 'more likely than not' employees.
Under current Australian labour law, a mix of factors determines whether a person is an independent contractor or an employee including whether the employer exerted a high level of control. In this case, it made riders wear branded uniforms and sign up for set shifts, and restricted them to certain areas..
Contractors have greater flexibility to choose when to work, but are not entitled to award wages, penalty rates or annual leave – which are only available to employees.
If you employ or contract to any people as part of your business, it is crucial to get legal advice to ensure you are meeting your obligations. Harsh financial and civil penalties apply if you are not complying with the law. | {
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And by the time you graduate, you'll have the tools and the confidence to create appropriate responses to almost any situation in school, at work, and in your community.
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Mexican Authorities Arrest Sinaloa Cartel's New Boss
Breitbart Texas / Cartel Chronicles
Tony Aranda
2 May 2017 Mexico City
Mexican authorities have arrested one of the top leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel who is believed to have taken power by force after the arrest of El Chapo.
On Tuesday morning, Mexico's Attorney General's Office confirmed the arrest of Damaso "El Licenciado" Lopez, in Mexico City during an operation in the early morning hours. For the arrest, federal police officers and military forces raided a series of luxury apartments in the Anzures neighborhood in the Miguel Hidalgo sector of Mexico City, a locale where public officials continue to deny the presence of drug cartels. Details of the arrest have not yet been released.
Known as "El Licenciado", Damaso Lopez jumped into the narco-scene in 2001 when then Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin El Chapo Guzman was in custody at the Puente Grande maximum-security prison. Lopez was the chief warden of the prison and according to Mexican authorities, played a key role in helping El Chapo escape using a laundry cart.
Because of the escape, Damaso Lopez and Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman became close friends and business associates. Lopez was able to climb his way to a key leadership position in the Sinaloa Cartel. After Guzman's most recent capture and eventual extradition to the U.S., Damaso Lopez was singled out as the likely successor. According to Mexican law enforcement officials, Lopez has been waging a fierce war for control of Sinaloa's drug trafficking routes with El Chapo's family.
As Breitbart Texas reported, since the capture of El Chapo, the drug lord's sons were kidnapped in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, and his mother's home in Sinaloa was raided by cartel gunmen. Most recently, El Chapo's sons were ambushed by Lopez' son Damaso "El Mini Lic" Lopez who had called a meeting with El Chapo's sons and Sinaloa Cartel top leader Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada. Instead of having the meeting, Lopez's gunmen made a move to kill their rivals, causing a larger rift between the rival factions.
Despite the ongoing struggle for control, the Sinaloa Cartel continues to be one of the main sources of heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine for U.S. consumers. As Breitbart Texas has been reporting, through the use of various cells across the U.S, the cartel is able to get their product from the U.S.-Mexico border to large cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
Tony Aranda is a contributing writer for Breitbart Texas.
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Postgraduate Peer Mentoring is a unique programme Ravensbourne offers to our postgraduate students, incubation companies and alumni to learn and practice the skills of mentoring - a key requirement for future leadership and management roles.
We train at least 20 postgraduate students to act as mentors to a selected group of undergraduates.
You will be trained to be a mentor and receive supervision and enhanced skills training throughout the year.
How would being a mentor help me?
Our mentors also told us the it helped them feel more connected with other students and the university.
Natasha Maw is a mentoring consultant, trainer and coach. She is co-founder of the training partnership Quattrain where she has run three mentoring schemes for the BBC, one of which was part of the BBC Director General's strategy to promote more female presenters on radio. Last year, she ran the successful peer mentoring scheme at Ravensbourne. She is currently working on women's development programmes with Imperial College, UCL and the Future Leaders Trust.
Previously, she ran a commercial radio station, established her own production company and worked for ten years as a producer in BBC factual programming and then for five years in leadership training and coaching at the BBC.
If you are interested in becoming a mentor please complete the online application form, or if you would like to know about the scheme and the benefits of mentoring, please email Alberto Villanueva on [email protected].
If you would like to know about the scheme and the benefits of mentoring, please email Alberto Villanueva on [email protected] or call 07519 673121. | {
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True confession time. I stole that headline from Beowulf pioneer Thomas Sterling. As Thomas had originally intended, I am sure it sparked some reaction. Of course, sensational headlines generate pageviews, but they also help drive home important points. As a writer, there is no better reward than hungry readers devouring every word in search of some truth or insight. The only problem is it is not my headline nor my insight. Indeed, this headline servers to introduce a new feature here at Linux Magazine.
As some of you may know, at one point I was editor of ClusterWorld Magazine. One of my goals with the magazine was to get the movers and shakers of the growing HPC Cluster community/market to share their wisdom and experience with the readership. To accomplish this, I reserved the last page of every issue for what I called the Head Node column and asked an community/industry luminary to comment on an important topic. To my delight, the back page was a huge success and managed to pull some very fine words out out of some very bright people.
Recently, I was reviewing some of these columns and I thought, much of this "stuff" is still relevant and probably would be of interest to the current crop of Linux Magazine HPC readers (and to those ClusterWorld readers that were not paying attention back in the day). Then, in a flash of insight, I thought "Why not post the Head Node columns on the web as they were only published in the paper version!" Yes, I can still amaze myself with obvious conclusions.
Continuing with my category 1 brainstorm, I thought, "How about if I post the columns and provide some commentary on the opinions, ideas, and predictions shared by the writers". Great idea, I told myself. It has been over 5 years since the columns were originally published and the community/market has changed quite a bit. The past columns will certainly make for good discussions and I can posting these every few weeks as part of my weekly column (i.e. when I cannot think of anything else to write about). It is, therefore, with great pride, I present the first installment in the new HPC Master Series: Beowulf in Chrysalis By Thomas Sterling.
Go ahead read it. I'll wait here until your are done. Good stuff don't you think? After I read it, I wonder if Thomas could have seen the eventual disruption cause by Beowulf. Back when he wrote the column (Fall 2003) clusters composed 42% of the Top500 List. Today's Top500 List (Fall of 2008) shows clusters hitting the 82% mark. The entire HPC industry has been taken over by clusters. In the early days, anyone in the trenches could have told you that clusters would dominate, those on higher ground were not so sure. Of course the people in the trenches had their sleeves rolled up and were pushing at the edges of the technology. As Sterling states, we were witnessing the transition from Do-It-Yourself with Off-The-Shelf parts not intended for HPC to a thriving HPC cluster market complete with cluster specific hardware and software companies. Perhaps a more fitting metric is how HPC is fairing in the the current economy. The HPC market is expected to see modest declines, (5.4% in 2009) and rebound to a projected $11.7 Billion market with a healthy growth rate of 9.6% by 2012. (Courtesy of the recent IDC Predictions 2009 Webinar). Nothing dead or dying about that prediction.
In my opinion, the robustness of HPC due to the fact that it delivers results. Many companies now consider HPC essential to their competitiveness and when these benefits are coupled with a low cost barrier to entry, the decision to spend money becomes not one of convenience but of necessity.
Beowulf, or what I like to call the concept and practice of employing low-cost off-the-shelf commodity hardware to solve big (HPC) problems, has certainly emerged from the chrysalis. It has enabled a demand for HPC products and fueled the growth of what was once a somewhat staid market. And, perhaps most importantly it has put HPC in the hands of almost anyone. Alive and well seems more like it, but that is a rather boring headline.
Comments on "Beowulf Is Dead?"
All this sounds so good. When are we going to see a good series of articles detailing the construction and provisioning of a "commodity" cluster so that the rest of us can build one too?
There was this nice article a couple of years back on the "Limulus" project http://limulus.basement-supercomputing.com/ that gave some details on the construction of a commodity cluster. The only mention of software in the article pretty much said that we would have to wait until they figured it out. We never heard any more about it and the web site doesn't give us any clue either.
We have since 2001 installed approx. 16 HPC Linux clusters in our company. Build inhouse but with prof. server hardware. Some with infiniband ddr but most with std. GigE. Looking at 10GigE but it seems like IB are the best choice for latency aware applications.
Using Panasas Direct Flow on all clients for the large HPC environment. Could not survive without it.
HPC. Thx to Linux and the Beowulf concept we are more than capable to do the work.
Biggest issues now are power, cooling and space.
Beowulf is absolutely alive and kicking. Totally agree with the article writer on that.
One good howto is worth a thousand general stories.
With the 4 GPGPU you can get 1TFLOP (double floats) or 4 TFLOPS (single floats) for scientific computing on a PC with 4 graphic cards for well under 10K. Well I guess you could cluster Playstation 3 (cell) for about a quarter of the FLOPS for about what 1200 bucks?
Bait and Switch headlines betray the reader's confidence, causes their eyes to glaze over and move quickly to another webizine.
The Limulus project is still moving forward albeit slowly. Since the article was written, there has been a lot of work on packaging. Some of those involved, including me, believe that there needs to be a low cost, high performance, and power efficient "personal HPC workstation" reference hardware platform before we can develop a portable software platform. The good news is we have a working solution that will provide 8-16 cores using four motherboards, use a single power supply, actively manage power usage, and run quietly next to a desk. Once the hardware is in place, then the software will soon follow. There should be an announcement in the May/June time frame. One thing to remember this is not a "cluster solution" but rather a high performance workstation.
Indeed. The problem is, however, the array of hardware and software has become so vast and fluid that trying to capture it all would require a good sized book. Thus the need for a hardware reference (see above) where basic concepts can be understood and enhanced.
Note : I am very new to this field ..pl correct if am thinking the other way ..
I recently noticed this blog.
BTW, Max designed the world largest hybrid computer at Beckman Instrument Co., a decade before of this, which was used by Boeing engineers to design space shuttle, and by M.I.T. scientist to simulate Armstrong's lunar landing, and by me at Mobil Oil for extraction of Shale oil from Shale rock out of Rocky mountains.
I introduced this technology to NEC, which then produced The Earth Simulator with US$350 million and four tennis court size air conditioned room. This was to simulate environment of the entire earth with the use of real-life climate data from satellites and ocean buoys. Japanese scientists have already completed a forecast of global ocean temperatures for the next 50 years, and a full set of climate predictions was ready by the end of 2002. "Soon, instead of speculating about the possible environmental impact of, say, the Kyoto accord, policymakers will be able to plug its parameters into the virtual Earth, then skip ahead 1,000 years to get a handle on what effect those policies might have. That kind of concrete data could revolutionize environmental science. By digitally cloning the Earth, we might just be able to save it." (TIME.com, "Best Inventions, 2002") This Earth Simulator was once the world fastest supercomputer, as the TIME magazine hailed.
When the HEP concept was initiated in early 1970s, I had another idea of spreading CPUs around the world and interconnecting them via data telecom network (i.e., ARPANET at that time, which can be Internet nowadays) — see and .
Mr.Utsumi ppl like u made our life easy and happy. Thanks for your great work. You leave a mark on humanity through your work :).
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Käyttäjän leptonia päiväkirja
The Green Gill Gap
Wrap up on the Southern Cal... | Searching for Euphorbia hoo...
Full post with images here:
https://www.redwoodcoastmushrooms.org/blog/the-green-gill-gap
"Green about the gills" – idiom describing the appearance of queasiness; about to vomit; sickly and uneasy.
In the spotlight: the Green Gill Parasol (Chlorophyllum molybdites). The common name of this species serves double duty, signaling both the potential sickening effects of eating this mushroom while simultaneously describing its most distinctive identifying feature: The greenish-gray color of the mature gills (a correlate of the green-gray spore deposit). In fact, no other mushroom in California shows this character! Although not seriously toxic, it certainly has the potential to be enqueasening. By the available numbers, this appears to be one of the species most frequently involved in mushroom poisonings in the United States.
There some obvious factors contributing to this mushroom's nauseating track record:
The species is widespread and abundant – it's common for multiple tens of fruitbodies to appear in small areas simultaneously, often in striking fairy rings.
The fruitbodies are enticingly large and attractive.
They look similar to a few edible species.
This species' preferred habitats are almost always in close proximity to humans (think irrigated lawns). So folks encounter it more frequently than the average mushroom.
It is expanding its range! With every passing year, there are more interfaces for humans to encounter them.
Besides the perspective of public health, this is an interesting species for biogeographers. This post is focused on the latter point in the list above. What factors are driving the expansion of this species? The geographic area occupied by C. molybdites has expanded in the past few decades – generally speaking, it has radiated northward as well as westwards from more tropical climes.
But there are some puzzling gaps in this species' distribution…
One striking example is the central coast of California (see map below). Note the large gap from Santa Barbara to the spine of the Santa Cruz Mountains, with a single dot in San Luis Obispo (documented by the ever-vigilant Michelle Torres-Grant).
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Some of this pattern can be ascribed to lack of coverage. Monterey and San Luis Obispo Counties are not (yet) major nuclei for folks posting mushrooms to iNat. But given that this is a big, showy mushroom that grows on people's lawns, we can be confident that the general pattern here is real: Chlorophyllum molybdites is (apparently) either absent or very scarce west of the central Coast Ranges in places like Monterey, Salinas, Castroville, and Watsonville – places which definitely contain patches of appropriate substrate (watered lawns, soccer fields, urban parks, manicured cemeteries, golf courses).
Look just how close that swarm of documented Green Gill occurrences comes to the Santa Cruz County line!
It's also clear from looking at the distribution map that the reason C. molybdites is absent from some places on the California coast is not due to a lack of available spores to start new populations.
This species is emphatically not dispersal-limited. Whether their spores are being dispersed by wind, adhering to tires, or otherwise moving with people, C. molybdites appears to be a proficient traveler, having thoroughly colonized not only North America but also Hawaii and apparently even some further-flung outposts such as Fiji and Tahiti!
So if not the lack of lawns or the lack of spores, what factors have so far prevented the Green Gills from invading Watsonville?
As evidenced by the populations of this species in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan we know that it's not cold winter temperatures limiting the distribution of C. molybdites – this species is apparently able to go dormant and tolerate very cold winters, rebounding to fruit again in the more saunoid months.
Temperature may still be a primary factor shaping this species' distribution though, albeit in a more nuanced way. Else Vellinga has hypothesized that this species is tightly constrained by nighttime temperatures exceeding some minimum temperature for extended stretches of consecutive dates. Think of the warm, muggy summer nights that are so characteristic of much of eastern USA, where this species is most common.
The Muggy East has lots and lots of Green Gills. Southern California and the Central Valley have plenty as well. Most areas of the Northwestern quadrant of the USA are too dry, too cold, or both.
Support for this model can be found by studying the geographic pattern of occurrence of C. molybdites in California. It seems to be absent from areas with otherwise appropriate habitat, and surrounded by potential source populations, but lacking prolonged periods of warm nighttime temperatures.
By sheer happenstance, a sort of natural experiment can be found at UC Berkeley: A steam vent lets out from one of the buildings at ground level, significantly warming a small patch of lawn. UC Berkeley happens to be the academic home of Else C. Vellinga; global expert on Lepiotaceous fungi. A few years ago, she walked by the vent, and found Green Gill Parasols fruiting in the steamed lawn. She noted that it was a significant record for Alameda County (one of the first), and so history was made! Even micro-local warming is enough to make an appropriate substrate suitable habitat for C. molybdites. The spores are probably available almost everywhere in coastal California, they just need the right conditions to gain a foothold.
So what does the future hold?
The asymmetrical effect of global warming on nighttime vs. daytime temperatures has been investigated in a number of studies, and although the signal is complicated, it seems that in many places, global warming is driving a faster increase in nighttime temperatures than of daytime temperatures. From the perspective of humans, this is uncomfortable and dangerous. But from the perspective of C. molybdites this is just peachy. More warm nights in more places = more places where Green Gills can establish populations.
If a place has appropriate substrate (big grass lawns), is at least somewhat humid, and experiences spells of consecutive warm nights, sooner or later it'll be colonized by Chlorophyllum molybdites. As climate change continues to warm the summer nights of central Calfiornia, it seems only a matter of time until Green Gills start to live here.
After more than a decade of of cultivating a useless preoccupation with the arbitrary geopolitical boundaries of Santa Cruz County, I like to think I've developed a good sense for what critters can be found within them. During last year's heat waves and warmth lingering well into November, I could practically feel the mycelium growing somewhere within county lines… But by December rains and cooler temperatures finally arrived, and the window for the appearance of our inaugural Green Gills seemed to have closed.
Could the summer of 2019 be the year we finally encounter Green Gills in Santa Cruz?
Let's get some skin in the game. I hereby offer a $20 bounty for Santa Cruz County for a first record of C. molybdites. I bet an additional $20 that it will come within the next five years, in case anyone wants to bet against. Those seeking to collect on this bounty must provide documentation, preferably supported by a voucher specimen.
Go make it happen… Judging by this phenology chart from iNaturalist data, NOW IS THE TIME.
california green gill season.png
I'll be doing some investigating by bike, by car, by foot; prowling the hotter, lawn-ier areas of the county looking to prove myself right. I could use the money.
Ge ZW, Jacobs A, Vellinga EC, Sysouphanthong P, van der Walt R, Lavorato C, An YF, Yang ZL. 2018. A multi-gene phylogeny of Chlorophyllum (Agaricaceae, Basidiomycota): new species, new combination and infrageneric classification. MycoKeys 32: 65–90
doi: 10.3897/mycokeys.32.23831
Obradovich N, Migliorini R, Mednick SC, Fowler JH. 2017. Nighttime temperature and human sleep loss in a changing climate. Science Advances
doi: 10.1126/sciadv.1601555
Pierre-Louis K, Popovich N. 2018. Nights Are Warming Faster Than Days. Here's Why That's Dangerous. The New York TImes
Accessed on 30 Jul 2019: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/07/11/climate/summer-nights-warming-faster-than-days-dangerous.html
Vellinga, Else C. 2003. Chlorophyllum and Macrolepiota (Agaricaceae) in Australia. Australian Systematic Botany 16, 361–370
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The page provides the exchange rate of 1498.45 Swiss Franc (CHF) to Euro (EUR), sale and conversion rate. Moreover, we added the list of the most popular conversions for visualization and the history table with exchange rate diagram for 1498.45 Swiss Franc (CHF) to Euro (EUR) from Sunday, 21/04/2019 till Sunday, 14/04/2019. Latest update of 1498.45 Swiss Franc (CHF) exchange rate.
Convert currency 1498.45 CHF to EUR. How much is 1498.45 Swiss Franc to Euro? — 1314.19 Euro.
1498.45 Swiss Franc to Euro, convert 1498.45 CHF in EUR. | {
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Kagome Co. Ltd's YASAI SEIKATSU 100 series of four juice flavours recently arrived in most Japanese convenience stores with new ingredients and new packaging, marking the debut of the Tetra Brik Aseptic 200 Slim Leaf in Asia.
The shift to the robust Tetra Brik Aseptic 200 Slim Leaf comes at a relatively low cost, and adds significant value in terms of product differentiation.
Kouta Hayashi, Beverage Product Planning, consumer division of Kagome Co. Ltd. said: "In order to respond to diverse customer needs as well as to further increase our customer base, we have renewed the product and also reinvigorated the packaging.
"The renewed product contains carrot fibre, which give a new experience to consumers as if they are eating vegetables.
"By adopting Tetra Brik Aseptic 200ml Slim Leaf, we can emphasize the keyword that describes the benefit of the product on the panel of leaf shape, allowing us to realize a design which increases visibility on the shelf without altering the product brand image.
"With this innovative package, we will highlight the attractiveness of this constantly evolving product to new customers. In addition, the products with this new package feature the FSC® label*, that is promoting our environmental credentials, too."
Tetra Pak Marketing Director Yoko Kaji said: "The innovative packaging design provides another element of differentiation that helps Kagome enhance its products' brand image at a very reasonable investment cost."
"It's also a good example of an early success with retro-fittable shapes," Yoko said.
Kagome is the first customer to adopt this new package in Asia. | {
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Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the roles of Sales Representatives (HFS) to be based in Rustenburg. The positions will report to the relevant Sales Supervisors.
The purpose of the Role is to implement the Tier 3, Sub-D / Main Market strategy at retail level. The primary purpose of the role is to ensure targeted Coverage, Sales, Distribution and Retail Presence Objectives are met. The channel is a must win channel and of strategic importance to the Company and its principals.
Consistent development and updating of the Retail Outlet Universe Data base.
Consistent achieving of Coverage, Sales, Numeric Distribution & In Store Communication objectives.
Achieving of the Trade coverage plan.
On time reporting and completion of daily Administration Objectives.
Implementation of all merchandising initiatives according to determined standards.
Responsible for all company resources on a daily basis i.e. Vehicles, POS, Merchandising material, stock, mobile phone.
The implementation of promotions when applicable.
Field any trade related issues or queries at store level.
A minimum of a Matric / NQF Level 4 qualification is required - from a recognised institution.
A reliable vehicle and unendorsed license.
Must be a local and reside in the relevant area of operation - to be determined.
Must be willing to work 45 hours per week, with flexibility. Thus working days / times can be changed by the company in accordance with legislation.
Must speak the local language/s in the area of operation - to be determined.
Ability and / or aptitude to be able manage the Company's future CRM system.
Attitudinal competencies include - achievement orientation, attention to detail, time management.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Assistant National Planner in the Operations Department based in Gauteng, Meadowdale. The position will report to the National Planner.
Support the National Planner as well as the Direct Planner in terms of primary and secondary distribution.
Maintain and update relevant KPI's and present to Distribution Man-ager.
Assist with primary vehicle scheduling and direct load planning.
Arrangement of booking with direct customer loads and direct IBT's as well as customer priority loads.
Setup and maintain new customer workflow and accurate allocating of routing.
Contribute to the cost savings targets of the company through effi-ciency and safety awareness.
Assist with new logistics and warehousing partners to ensure effec-tive service delivery to customers.
Assist and ensure accurate planning and forecasting with regards to vehicle allocation and Driver utilisation by using the Road Net Route Optimisation processes.
Support the sales teams in the business through time to market and NDD adherence.
Inform the delivery schedule according to nominated delivery days.
Take responsibility for self-development through self-study, identifica-tion of learning opportunities.
Completed Matric or equivalent accredited by SAQA.
Tertiary qualification would be an added advantage.
Minimum of 3 - 5 years relevant transport & distribution experience within FMCG industry.
Intermediate computer skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.).
Road Net will be an advantage.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the roles of Truck Drivers - Code 14 (X4) in the Operations division based in Gauteng - Johannesburg. The positions will report to the respective Distribution Manager in the region.
To ensure that the right order is delivered to the correct customer within the required delivery time frame. Also ensuring a high level of customer service, as well as the completion of all administration to ensure route closure.
The Driver will be responsible for the entire load - including stock, pallets and returns from the customer.
The Driver will ensure that he follows the given routes to meet all On Time Deliveries. All deviations must be reported to Diplomat and that all documentation is signed back.
Will ensure all returns are uplifted from the customer and returned to Diplomat for debriefing.
The vehicle is the responsibility of the Driver, thus he must ensure all daily check sheets are compared, faults reported and rectified.
The Driver must also notify Diplomat of any service or licensing requirements for his vehicle.
The Driver must ensure that his vehicle securely loaded and locked / sealed before departing for delivery.
The Driver must ensure that he follows the route plan and trip sheet. Feedback must be given on the plan to ensure RoadNet optimization.
Any delays or deviations on route must be reported to Diplomat.
The Driver must ensure that his vehicle is securely loaded and locked / sealed before departing for delivery.
It is the Driver's responsibility to ensure both he/she and the crew member are dressed in a presentable manner when delivering to a customer.
The Driver will be the face of Diplomat and thus will be responsible for greeting the customer and all the introductions.
All communication will be through the Driver during the delivery.
The Driver will handle all queries, requests or complaints from the customer and ensure that the customer is satisfied after the delivery.
The Driver will communicate any issues from customers or with the deliveries back to Diplomat immediately and reconfirm these at the time of debriefing.
Ensure all documentation is correctly signed, stamped and dated when delivering to various customers.
All vehicle inspection sheets are correctly filled and handed in daily.
Completed Matric or equivalent accredited by SAQA .
A valid Code 14 Drivers License with PDP.
5 years' experience as a Code 14 Driver within the FMCG Industry.
Good knowledge of the Eastern Cape region and routes.
Ability to travel long distance with safe driving record.
Ability to read and understand specific vehicle operating manuals to ensure safe and appropriate operations of the vehicle.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Master Data Administrator based in Gauteng, reporting to the SAP Business Partner.
The primary role is to Create and maintain Master Data in the SAP ERP system, including Material, Customer and Vendor master records. Furthermore this role is responsible for the quality and integrity of master data in SAP.
Address related issues, rectify errors in the system, conducts workflow settings and ensures smooth system operations.
Updating the QV table in SAP.
Creating new Rep codes / description changes and linking to the relevant sales offices.
Support the creation and approval of technical data sheets and labels.
Provide first line support on operational processes and applications. Com-municate with cross-functional departments, including S&D, Customer Ser-vice, WM, Planning, Sales and Sourcing.
Perform data quality checks.
Identify and correct minor issues with the processes or tools in a timely and collaborative manner.
Troubleshoot, research and understand the correlation of data in day-to-day operations.
Generate ad hoc Master Data reports.
Authorizations (Creating / amending new roles. Fixing roles where there are authorization issues. Creating / ending users in SAP SMN environment. Tracing user authorizations. Transporting all creations / changes.
Pull data from the tables for users where there are no current reports.
Creating LSMW's to assist in projects, MASS information uploads.
Log calls on helpdesk ticketing system (e.g. SysAid) for new application us-ers to be created. (e.g. TP/Roadnet).
QV and BI basic knowledge.
Familiar with how to pull from the SAP tables.
Completed Matric or equivalent accredited by SAQA.
Relevant IT Degree / Qualification.
3+ years of experience in Master Data within the Manufacturing / Supply Chain / FMCG environment.
SAP experience is mandatory (ECC 6).
Knowledge of MS Office Suite with an emphasis on Excel.
Detail oriented, results driven, team player, proactive.
Proven verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work overtime as and when required.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Sales Representative based in Rustenburg, North West area. This position will report to the Area Sales Manager.
The ability to influence and sell predetermined sales solutions to targeted customers.
Facilitating orders for predefined customers, whether direct or via customer DC.
Excellent execution of business strategic drivers.
Ensure the correct standard of merchandising is executed correctly in all stores via Block merchandising / Cross merchandising / Format merchandising / Vertical merchandising etc.
Ensure the recommended pricing is in line with strategy and the relevant price labels are on shelf.
Correct Stock rotation - FIFO Principals - (First in First Out).
Correct category Planogram application in all stores.
Sales out focus by driving visibility through working with Shared Services Department on the building of gondola ends, side stacks, power wings, display units, dump bins etc.
Maintaining adequate stock levels - the correct stock pressure on shelf and for displays to ensure no out of stocks occurs in store.
Securing and maintaining contestable space or fair share of shelf.
Provide on-going market intelligence to management.
Tertiary qualification will be a plus.
3 - 5 years' experience in a Sales Representative role.
3 - 5 years' experience in the Sales & Merchandising environment from the FMCG industry.
A clear understanding and working knowledge of the predetermined formal Accounts Channel and Independent Retail and Wholesale of the FMCG environment, in which the following criteria will have to be met, implemented and executed.
Highly motivated and responsible, with the ability to work with mini-mum supervision.
Strong negotiation skills & business acumen.
Own reliable vehicle with a valid driver's licence.
Must reside around Rustenburg, North West.
MERCHANDISING SUPERVISOR - SHARED SERVICES DIVISION - NORTH WEST REGION.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Merchandising Supervisor for North West Region. This role will report into the Regional Merchandising Manager.
Assist in managing in store maintenance - Promotional Management Goals/Promotional Displays/Gondola Ends/Pricing Strategies/Price Labels/Driving Share of Shelf etc.
Motivate, Coach and Develop the merchandising field force - so as to ensure that the merchandising team understands the relevant principals Merchandising & Marketing Standards.
Assist in managing the merchandiser territory cover plans & ensure effective de-ployment of merchandising filed force on a daily basis.
Assist in managing the merchandising field force effectiveness in trade.
Specific promotional period P.O.S execution and displays.
Timeous delivery of P.O.S to the trade.
Timeous collection of promotion period P.O.S.
Assist in managing & maintaining effective P.O.S records within given territories.
Also initiate own value added initiatives within the regions, and make such rec-ommendations to Diplomat SA management.
Minimum of 5 years' experience in the Merchandising environment, prefer-ably from the FMCG industry.
A clear understanding and working knowledge of the predetermined For-mal Accounts Channel and Independent Retail & Wholesale FMCG environ-ment is required.
Computer literate (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.).
Flexibility to sleep out as and when required.
Provide ongoing market intelligence to management.
1 - 3 years Field Sales experience *from an Informal Trade*.
Diplomat South Africa is looking for a dynamic and energetic individual to fill the role of Security Supervisor based in Meadowdale, Gauteng. The position will report to the National Security Manager.
This position is responsible to implement and manage the Protection Services plan for the allocated region that will ensure protection and safeguarding of as-sets, stock, equipment and buildings. The alignment with security plans at HQ is of critical importance.
The management of third party service providers in the region and their compliance to the agreed SLA.
Crime prevention and mitigating losses.
Risk analysis by conducting risk assessment and implement corrective ac-tions to reduce exposure to risk.
To conduct security compliance audits.
Manage the product verification process to ensure that the right product, correct load, and correct truck delivers good to the customer.
Ensure cost effective maintenance of security equipment.
Engage with operations to ensure a clear understanding of the business challenges, requirements and areas of risk.
Monitor the loss of stock as a result of returns of goods from customers.
Ensure that administration is accurate and that the correct documentation accompanies the load.
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Regularly review the competence levels of third party provider employees to ensure Diplomat requirements are met.
Additional security training will be advantageous.
Certification as Security professional - Grade B and above.
Must have 3-4 year Security Supervisor experience.
3-5 years relevant experience within the Distribution / FMCG industry will be advantageous.
Experience in investigation and loss management skills.
Must have a Driver's license and a reliable vehicle.
Own vehicle and a valid driver's license.
Must have met set targets for a defined period.
Must be a local and reside in the relevant area of operation .
Basic computer skills (MS Outlook, MS Office).
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the roles of 2X Sales Representative (HFS) to be based in Zandspruit X2. The positions will report to the relevant Sales Supervisors.
Job Purpose The purpose of the role is to implement the Tier 3, Sub-D / Main Market strategy at retail level. The primary purpose of the role is to ensure targeted Coverage,Sales, Distribution and Retail Presence Objectives are met. The channel is a must win channel and of strategic importance to the Company and its principals.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the roles of Sales Representatives (HFS) to be based in Vosloorus. The positions will report to the relevant Sales Supervisors.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Key Account Manager - Wholesale (Mondelez) in the Tier 2 - Commercial Department based in Johannesburg, Gauteng. This position will report to the Channel Manager - Wholesale.
Negotiation of required Trading Terms with Trade Partners.
Ensure Trading Term Requirements are linked to the costing schedule and budgets.
Maintain good client communication, including regular meetings and ensure contact matrix formats are maintained - formal account reviews. (ongoing feedback to Head of Commercial).
On-going engagement with Multi National, of whose product is represented, by means of New Product Innovation, Promotional Periods and Promotional Grids per Account, Opposition Activities and Innovation.Visit / present products, sales strategies and promotional periods to Account.
Visit Accounts as per predetermined Trade Coverage Planning, for taking of orders.
Review costing's in accordance with changes to purchasing trends vs. budgets prescribed.
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Advise Finance Department of any new credit applications.
Implement the SM&D strategy and plan for the respective Account that's aligned with the overall sales strategy - full Account Plan.
Price alignment and competitor activity alignment.
Product differentiation and segmentation knowledge.
Completed Grade 12 / Matric.
Completed B.Comm Degree in Marketing plus relevant Sales Courses.
3 - 5 years relevant Commercial experience.
3 - 5 years experience in the Key Account environment, preferably from the FMCG industry.
Exposure to Formal Accounts Channel of the FMCG environment including Trade Marketing environment.
Budget Management and Administration experience.
Advanced Computer literacy (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP etc.).
Excellent presentation, communication & interpersonal skills.
Must be proactive, deadline driven and able to work under pressure.
High level of attention to detail with excellent planning & organizing skills.
High analytical ability with strong negotiation skills.
Own vehicle with a valid driver's license.
Flexibility to travel to the regions when required.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of Sales Representative based in Cape Town, Western Cape area. This position will report to the Sales Manager.
Must reside around Cape Town.
Diplomat South Africa is recruiting for the role of SAP Functional Consultant MM, MRP & WMS based in Gauteng, reporting to the Head of IT.
The primary role is to support, enhance and implement new processes, or any incident that is disrupting the application service that business users depend on. The job calls for both technical capability and business understanding. Crucially, applications that are in production or live, need immediate attention: an unflappable temperament is a must. Acts as liaison with business for troubleshooting: investigate, analyze, and solve software problems and map business requirements, processes and objectives; develop necessary product modifications to satisfy business' needs.
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* Address related issues, rectify errors in the system, conducts workflow settings and ensures smooth system operations.
To conduct training for new system users, and refresher training for existing users as required from time to time.
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To enforce Diplomat system procedures.
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Create data dumps for information that the business requires for which there is no existing report.
Set up process maps as well as a back end system.
Check and escalate errors/issues to Group IT relating to automated raw data exchange between Diplomat SA and suppliers / vendors (P&G, Mondelez etc.
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Write and validate all new business requirement documentation as well as change requestsProviding application configuration and maintenance on DSA's business facing systems, by becoming an expert on the use of all aspects of these systems.
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Report unsafe conditions or occupational safety health risks immediately.
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Relevant SAP certification WMS, MM, MRP, other added SAP modules will be an advantage.
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3-5 years of SAP experience in logistics and supply chain.
2 years plus in FMCG.
Able to collaborate with clients and have a strong desire to excel.
At least one full lifecycle SAP R/3 implementation experience (Project Preparation till Go-Live); nice to have.
Must be willing to travel when required.
Warehouse Management systems and technology.
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Maj. Aubrey Gregory, Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD)
Judge dismisses lawsuit filed by former LMPD officer demoted for using racial slur
Digital Reporter
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A federal judge dismissed a reverse discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of a former Louisville Metro Police major who was demoted after using the n-word during a training session.
Aubrey Gregory retired in early August after he was demoted to lieutenant in June. He filed the lawsuit Aug. 26, claiming he was discriminated against because he is white.
The lawsuit claimed Gregory was treated differently than two Black men who used the same racial epithet during a recruit class on "isms," such as racism, sexism, implicit bias and cultural diversity in May 2021.
But on Dec. 29, U.S. District Court Judge Claria Boom dismissed the suit against LMPD, Mayor Greg Fischer and LMPD Chief Erika Shields after ruling Gregory failed to provide evidence of discrimination.
In fact, Boom ruled, the lawsuit failed to include whether the two Black men worked for the same supervisor or were even employed with LMPD.
"If Gregory was aware of such details, he simply chose not to include them in his Complaint," Boom wrote.
She ruled the lawsuit was deficient in several ways, including failing to show evidence "to support the suspicion that the Defendants discriminate against the majority."
Gregory "utterly fails to allege any facts that even hint" at LMPD discriminating against "the majority," Boom wrote. "Gregory fails to allege any facts plausibly supporting the existence of a conspiracy between the Defendants to deprive him of his rights."
Attorney Thomas Clay, who represents Gregory, said "we're disappointed in the result and are considering our options."
Gregory, who became the director of LMPD's Training Academy in March 2021, walked in on a discussion between the two Black men "regarding the use of a racial epithet" during the class last May.
"One of the individuals was from Africa, and the other was a retired firefighter," the lawsuit said. "The individual who had immigrated from Africa stated that, when he immigrated to the United States, he had been warned not to use the word because it was offensive."
The man said the word is not considered offensive where he comes from because it means Black.
The retired firefighter involved in the conversation said the word has multiple meanings in the U.S., sometimes meaning family or kinship but sometimes is offensive, according to the lawsuit.
"This individual stated to the class that they had better be prepared because they were going to hear this word in certain communities in Metro," according to the suit.
Gregory, according to Boom's ruling, addressed the recruits, saying "Yes, you are going to hear (the racial epithet) out there. Sometimes it does mean family or like a kinship of shared struggle, and sometimes it is the most derogatory, disgusting word you will hear; but you are going to hear it."
Clay claimed he repeated the word as part of the discussion, only to make a point that officers will hear it on the job and it can have different meanings.
The next day, Gregory was contacted by Chief Shields about his use of the word during the training class, according to the suit. The suit says Gregory acknowledged that he had used the term and explained what had happened during the class. Shields then told Gregory "not to report to work until she decided what was going to be done."
The lawsuit claimed Gregory "talked to various members of the LMPD Command Staff," about the incident, including LMPD's Deputy Chief Gwinn-Villarreal who "advised" Gregory to retire "although no one believed the Plaintiff (Gregory) was trying to be derogatory."
Three days after Gregory met alone with Shields, he received the letter of demotion to lieutenant, according to the lawsuit.
Gregory was shot during protests in 2020.
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Jason Riley is a criminal justice reporter for WDRB.com. He joined WDRB News in 2013 after 14 years with The Courier-Journal. He graduated from Western Kentucky University. Jason can be reached at 502-585-0823 and [email protected].
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June 30, 2016, by Douglas R. Lowy, M.D.
A recap of the Cancer Moonshot national summit hosted by Vice President Joe Biden in Washington, D.C., on June 29, 2016, including a summary of the NCI-related activities that have been stimulated by the Cancer Moonshot.
Many patients with advanced, incurable cancer have a poor understanding of their prognosis or life expectancy, a new study shows. Patients who discussed their prognosis with their doctors were more likely to understand the serious nature of their illness.
June 23, 2016, by Douglas R. Lowy, M.D.
An update on the activities of the National Cancer Moonshot Initiative's Blue Ribbon Panel and its work to develop a final report for research ideas to be pursued under this initiative.
Encouraging findings from several early-stage clinical trials featured at the 2016 American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting support the promise of precision medicine and immunotherapy.
The CFH antibodies killed tumor cells in cell lines of several cancer types and slowed tumor growth in mouse models of brain and lung cancer, without evidence of side effects. | {
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egnomac Those episodes from The Loud House either bad or okay that could have been much better.
I agree, I feel like it could be funny if they didn't try too hard to teach a lesson.
This is the worst episode. It is all about the Loud sisters fighting and I don't like it. Worst part is that it all started over a stupid dress.
6 Arggh! You for Real?
For me was a waste. The made a episode about envioremental theme look more than bad.
1. Lincoln classmates (except Clyde) and teacher were blaming Lincoln.
2. Sisters doesn't care about this. Just with a baby polar bear.
The songs are so unnecessary, the ending is rushed, the plot was predictable and Nick was shoving us with promos for a mediocre episode. Not to mention they spoiled the only good joke in the episode in the promos. It feels like this episode was just trying to stretch out to a 30 min special. Which is a shame because it would have worked better as a 15 min episode.
It could have been an episode where toxic loud house fans such as Bart-Toons, That Engineer, Yeguscus, Funnytime77 and kabutopsthebadd get roasted along with loudcest shippers, but instead, we just get Lucy getting her T.V. experience ruined. However, The Amazing World of Gumball and South Park are best left to the satirical jokes.
More like "L is for Lame".
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Pen & Paper Games > Gaming News & Discussion > News > GURPS November 21, 2012: Warehouse 23 Is Having A Holiday Sale!
View Full Version : GURPS November 21, 2012: Warehouse 23 Is Having A Holiday Sale!
http://www.sjgames.com/img/newsq/illq/2012/hdjacfbc.gifAh, Thanksgiving. The calm (ish) prelude to the craziness that is Black Friday. So much crazy that some stores are starting their sales on Thanksgiving night. Well, we're way ahead of them! From now until Monday, November 26th at 5pm Austin time, dozens of Warehouse 23 exclusives, gaming accessories, and GURPS books are 25% off in the Warehouse 23 Holiday Sale (http://www.warehouse23.com/blackfriday/)!
Now's the time to stock up on all the Munchkin Kill-O-Meters (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG5506), T-Shirts, Cthulhu Dice Bags (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG9432), and Munchkin Blank Cards (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG1414) you could ever want. Need more gift ideas? How about a Pink Cthulhu Shot Glass (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG9014E)? You can pick up all the different colors of Munchkin Jumbo d6 (http://www.worldofmunchkin.com/jumbo/) sets. Perhaps now would be a prime time to grab your very own copy of Revolution! (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG1902) and Revolution! The Palace (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG1904). Heck, grab Chez Geek (http://www.warehouse23.com/info/chezgeek.html) and Frag Gold Edition (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG1901) while you're at it. They're all 25% off!
Give in to the power of Black Friday. Christmas Chibithulhu (http://www.warehouse23.com/item.html?id=SJG9404) commands you!
While you revel in our Warehouse 23 Holiday Sale (http://www.warehouse23.com/blackfriday/) and place as many orders as you wish, we'll be recuperating from turkey comas and spending time with our families. We'll address your questions, concerns, comments, and orders when we get back to the office on Monday, November 26th.
The only things standing between you and the ultimate power offered on e23 (http://e23.sjgames.com/) via Trail of Cthulhu: Rough Magicks (http://e23.sjgames.com/item.html?id=PELGT09) are the words "What could possibly go wrong?" You're not about to let some silly little words stop you, right? | {
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The FOIA includes provisions for disseminating available information, defining key terms, procedural requirements, statutory exemptions and exclusions, and using a reverse FOIA.
The FOIA requires federal agencies to publish information related to agency business in the FR. This information includes descriptions of agency organization, functions, procedures, and substantive rules and statements of general policy (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a]).
Agencies are also required to provide public access to "reading-room" materials. These materials include adju-dicatory opinions, policy statements, and administrative staff manuals. Agencies must index the materials to facilitate public inspection (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a]). They must also provide an opportunity to review and copy the materials (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a]).
An FOIA request can be made for any reason regardless of relevancy. However, the act has nine exceptions to this disclosure requirement in which a record may fall (FOIA, 5 USC§552[b]), along with three law enforcement exclusions (FOIA, 5 USC§552[c]). The exclusions and exemptions balance the needs of an informed public against the security and confidentiality required of certain government information.
The FOIA applies only to records maintained by federal agencies as defined by the act (FOIA, 5 USC §552 [f]).
Agencies include any executive or military department or establishment, government or government-controlled corporation, or any independent regulatory agency. The FOIA does not require disclosure of records from state agencies, municipalities, courts, Congress, or private citizens. Nor does it require disclosure from the executive office or any presidential staff whose sole purpose is to counsel the president. However, states may have a functional equivalent of this federal act.
Tax Analysts, 492 U.S. 136, 144-145 ) has established a two-part test for determining an agency record. An agency record must be (1) created or obtained by an agency and (2) under the agency's control at the time of the request.
Any person can make an FOIA request. Under the act (FOIA, 5 USC §551), a person includes United States citizens, foreign citizens, partnerships, corporations, associations, and foreign and domestic governments. However, no person can make an FOIA request in violation of the law.
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Once an agency receives an FOIA request, the agency must inform the applicant of its decision to grant or deny the request within ten working days (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a][C]). If access is granted, an agency typically releases the records after the ten day period (FOIA, §552[a][C]). Agencies can obtain time extensions if the request involves an extensive or voluminous search, or if the request requires consultation with other agencies (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a][B]).
Agencies which deny requests must provide the applicant with the reasons for denial, the right of appeal, and the names of the persons responsible for the denial (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a][A]). If the administrative appeal upholds the denial, the administrative opinion must also provide the appellee with the reasons for denial, the right for judicial review in the federal courts, and the name of the persons responsible for the denial (FOIA, 5 USC §552[a] [A] [ii]).
A reverse FOIA prevents the disclosure of information. It is designed to protect businesses and corporations that submit information to an agency. This protection is allowed when a third party makes an FOIA request to obtain the agency records containing that business' information (CNA Financial Corp. v. Donovan, 830 F.2d 1132 [D.C. Cir. 1988]). Nevertheless, an agency can release the records if an exemption does not apply, or if one does apply, but, in the agency's discretion, the release is justified (CNA Financial Corp. v. Donovan). | {
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Q: how to write a web browser from stratch use c These days I'm aware of the powerful web browser. In order to know what happend behind the screen. I want to write a simple web browser. But When I try to find document about that. Nothing find! Any one konw how to write a simple web browser or know where is the book will be useful. Please tell me !
Thank you very much!
A: Start off with a simple browser -- e.g., look at existing text only ones like lynx or w3m. Once you've got them cracked, then you can work up to adding graphical elements. It can get complicated fairly quickly, so make sure you've read the appropriate RFCs for HTTP and the W3C standards as well. These aren't light reading material though :-)
A: Here's something to get you started:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Download_Mozilla_Source_Code
C might not be the best language for this job.
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How could working for Betty White possibly be bad? Well, according to her live-in caretaker of more than 20 years -- who is currently suing White -- the 94-year-old Golden Girl doesn't provide the best working conditions.
Anita Maynard alleges that White refused to pay her overtime and did not allow her to take breaks. As reported by Buzzfeed, Maynard claims she worked 14 hours a day, six days a week and was not paid for the sixth day. She also says that since leaving on March 11, 2016, she hasn't received all of her wages, including vacation pay. What's more, she adds she was being paid less than the legal minimum wage in the state of California.
Speaking with PEOPLE, White's rep said: "Betty has worked with thousands of people over the years and no one has ever had anything but positive things to say about her. She's someone who is kind to everyone she meets and remains focused on making others happy."
Maynard wants to be paid all wages owed, as well as penalties and attorney's fees. To be continued. | {
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Jennifer Guerin is a interior designer & color expert who has used her painterly hand in creating, designing and consulting in the industry for over a decade. One of the few select certified color consultants in the country, her unique style can be seen in commercial and residential venues across California and abroad. Projects range from forecasting colors for large branding companies & complex architectural communities to designing retail establishments, modern urban lofts, and even large-scale luxury homes.
The inspiration for her work is drawn from an aesthetic that places color at the center of a design philosophy, adding creativity to function, and soul to structure. A self proclaimed art history nerd, Jen draws influences from her love of international travel and culture, and her approach for sourcing vintage & modern to obtain a mix that suits almost any style.
She is a graduate of the Eiseman Institute and holds a degree in Color Design from the IACC-NA. With her entrepreneurial spirit, her independence has helped her to develop a keen personal rapport with clients. This is the core of her practice, matching her passion for design and eye for detail to create the perfect, individualized solutions that resonate with her clients' vision for compelling, charismatic spaces.
Photographer credits: John Dole, Tianna Thompason & JG COLOR STUDIOS. | {
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For many years I stuck firmly with the knowledge that Eric Meyer's revolutionary reset.css was nothing short of genius in a stylesheet; stripping out all and sundry, forcing those pesky legacy browsers into submission (Oh yes, I was there for the Browser Wars, and let me tell you, young whippersnapper, that the Time Wars were a mere stroll in the park by comparison!).
There was calm, nay serenity... and then along came a usurper by the name of normalize.css by Nicolas Gallagher & Jonathan Neal and, yes, I dabbled with the dark side, using the young tyke for in a few projects... okay, okay: lots, I've used it for lots...there I said it.
And you know what? There's an even newer kid on the block now!
And now for sanitize.css by non-other than the very same Jonathan Neal.
I'm sure many will stick to what they know, and fall back on trusty frameworks. I, for one however, do love the challenge of bespoke coding and stand on the shoulders of those who... well, I can't very well say went before me, as I'm probably older than some of the greats... so will simply say that I do love a leveller of browsers. And, in the words of the Great One, will grab a resetinorma-sanity-iSer, with the knowledge that ...it is a starting point, not a self-contained black box of no-touchiness and tweak to my ♥HTML♥'s content. | {
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Every August, the town of Ramsey in Cambridgeshire, hosts a 1940s Weekend. For a few days, The Camp (a former search light battery unit) turns back time and visitors can experience all things 1940s.
Immerse yourself with all the sights, sounds and tastes of the era. Living History displays situated amongst the original wooden buildings with vintage military, civilian and commercial vehicles exhibited all around. Re-enactors mingle with visitors and add to the atmosphere. The canteen will be open for spam sandwiches, bread pudding and anything else not on ration. The 1940s garden close by being central to the Home Front displays. There will be war time cooking demonstrations taking place in the Drill Hall. Battle re-enactments are also being planned. Vehicles from the period will be exhibited throughout the Camp area.
There's also a big dance, entertainment, possible flyovers by vintage aircraft, tank rides and heaven knows what else. It sounds like fun for the whole family, although it looks like canteen prices are from the 2010s and not the 1940s (a shame that!).
During World War 2, two RAF bases were located near the village of Ramsey - RAF Upwood and its satellite base, RAF Warboys.
On 1 February, 1941, German spy Josef Jakobs was apprehended by some Home Guard Volunteers at Dovehouse Farm, southeast of Ramsey.
This year, the 1940s Weekend in Ramsey takes place on August 22 and 23. | {
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1."I woke up like this" post. Insert selfie with hair fully done, perfect outfit, make-up done by professional make-up artist with a touch of photoshop. Of course, you woke up like that!! And I woke up like this.
Hard to believe, I know, but it's the truth…I'm flawless.
2. The "I have the best husband in the world. I love him more and more every day." posts. Aaaww, how nice! There are days my husband breathes the wrong way and I want to beat him with a bat. No one loves that man more than me, but seriously, some days that's just how it is.
3. The "My children are perfect" posts. That's precious. My children make your children look perfect. You're welcome. P.S. My kids are awesome and I wouldn't change a thing.
5. The "Look at what's for dinner!!" post. (While posting a picture of the fabulous and healthy meal they made from scratch and that their children will actually eat.) Oh shoot!! I forgot to take a picture of the frozen pizza I made for my kids for the third time this week. I'll be sure to post it tomorrow because I'm sure I'll make that again since they won't eat anything else.
6. The "I love working out and only eat lettuce or Quinoa" post. Ok, listen, I'm a personal trainer and health coach. I do enjoy working out as it's become the only time I get to myself, but some days it's tough to get out of bed. I go through funks and sometimes get in ruts. Not to mention, I'd like to make Reeses PB cups a food group. Hey, it's all about balance.
7. The "Look at how creative I am!" post. Ok, as the least "crafty" person on the planet, I always feel like I don't measure up. This is what a kid looks like when they have a mom like me that is not crafty AT ALL but tries desperately to be.
Package says its for 6 and over, I'm 39 and I can't do it. It says "Does not need glue", I'm thinking…"Where's the drill?". I've cursed more during this than I have sitting 2 hours in traffic. I'm dying laughing at this point and my daughter was not impressed. I had to snap a picture. | {
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Throughout its history, Edinburgh has been a city of innovation and change. In 2016, we are a successful city region where our population is growing more quickly than any other major city in the UK, and whose strong economy and quality of life is recognised across the world.
With this vibrancy and growth come many challenges. Whether it is increased inequality and pockets of severe deprivation, or increased pressure on our city infrastructure and environment, we know that the city needs to adapt and change again.
Edinburgh needs an ambitious vision; one that we can all understand and buy into. This is why the city is embarking on a project to develop a vision for 2050.
Developing this vision will involve residents of all ages, businesses and groups from all sectors coming together to agree the type of city we all want Edinburgh to be.
Students and staff at Queen Margaret University are invited to take part in a vision workshop, to hear some of the feedback received so far through the City Vision project and discuss your priorities for the future of Edinburgh. This promises to be a fun and interactive way to participate in the City Vision conversation and will take place at the QMU campus. | {
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Falke Pisano, Prison Work, 2013. Installation view, de Appel arts centre, Amsterdam, 2013. Photo: Daniel Nicolas.
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Exhibition Prix de Rome 2013
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Artist Falke Pisano (b. 1978, NL) received the Prix de Rome 2013, the oldest and most prestigious award in the Netherlands for artists under the age of 40, from Minister of Culture, Jet Bussemaker, in the presence of Queen Máxima. Pisano won the prize for her new piece Prison Work. The award includes a sum of 40,000 Euros and a residency in Rome. Since January 2013, the Mondriaan Fund has been responsible for organizing and financing the award.
An international jury awarded the prize to Falke Pisano for her willingness to seek new challenges, despite her past success, and to embark on a new direction with great precision and conviction, building on the past. The jury wrote: "Even though distance is sought in time, with subjects from the past, the work remains compelling and up-to-date." Pisano surprised the jury with what for her is a highly political installation in which she reflects on 'the body in crisis,' based on a fascinating historical analysis of the consequences of privatization in the prison system.
Falke Pisano studied at HKU University of the Arts Utrecht and the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht. Over the past few years, she has lived and worked in Berlin and recently she had solo exhibitions at De Vleeshal in Middelburg and The Showroom in London and did a performance at the Museum Reina Sofia in Madrid. Pisano's work consists of extensive series such as Figures of Speech(2006-2010), exploring the communicative aspects of art works, and The Body in Crisis (2011–), studying historic moments at which people started to think differently about the human body.
For her work for the Prix de Rome 2013 she focused on the opening in 1984 of the Corrections Corporation of America, the first privatised prison in America (Houston, Texas). The body of the prisoner was used here as a cheap form of labour and thus became an important economic factor.
Falke Pisano was nominated for the Prix de Rome along with Christian Friedrich, Remco Torenbosch and Ola Vasiljeva. The four finalists were assessed on the basis of new work created over a period of five months which is exhibited in de Appel arts centre in Amsterdam. The jury concluded that the work periods had produced four solid installations, each with a completely individual character, design, theme and temporality. Surprisingly enough, the works on display appear to subtly affect one another, as in a group exhibition compiled by a curator.
According to the jury, the nominated artists offer a confrontational, sometimes even slightly disturbing view of modern reality, reflecting a world struggling with complex issues of a political, economic and social nature. The jury valued the fact that the artists did not avoid that confrontation with reality, even expressly seeking it out, in order to chart a course in their own, inspiring way. This has led to highly stratified art, rich in content, which does not immediately yield its secrets but nonetheless remains very accessible.
The jury, chaired by Birgit Donker (director of the Mondriaan Fund), comprises Kathleen Bühler (curator of the Kunstmuseum Bern), Ann Goldstein (director of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam), Nicoline van Harskamp (artist and Prix de Rome winner in 2009), Navid Nuur (artist) and Domeniek Ruyters (editor-in-chief of Metropolis M).
The final presentation of the four nominated artists Falke Pisano, Christian Friedrich, Remco Torenbosch and Ola Vasiljeva is on display until 26 January in de Appel arts centre, Prins Hendrikkade 142 in Amsterdam.
During the presentation of the prize, the first copy of the publication Prix de Rome Visual Arts 2013 was handed to Prix de Rome winner Falke Pisano. The publication contains texts by Hans den Hartog Jager, Roos van der Lint and Stefan Kuiper.
(NAi010 Publishers, ISBN 978-94-6208-105-5, dutch/eng, ill., design: Lesley Moore)
The Prix de Rome dates back to 1808 when Louis Napoleon introduced the Prix de Rome in the Netherlands to promote the arts. Although the award has regularly been renewed, the aim is still to trace talented artists and encourage them to develop and increase their visibility. Since January 2013, the award has been organised and financed by the Mondriaan Fund.
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Acupuncture is a treatment method used by practitioners of Oriental Medicine. Acupuncture is the use of very fine sterile needles inserted at specific points of the body in order to rebalance the internal environment, re-establish homeostasis, and therefore treat disease. According to traditional theories acupuncture influences the vital force, or Qi, of the body. Western science has proven that acupuncture can regulate the body by many mechanisms, including stimulating the endocrine and nervous systems.
Most patients find treatments relaxing and rejuvenating. Most people associate acupuncture with pain management and it is true that acupuncture is very effective at treating all types of acute and chronic pain. That said acupuncture can be used to treat a very wide range of conditions including infertility, gynecological conditions, digestive disorders, respiratory complaints, insomnia, fatigue, and psychological issues such as anxiety and depression.
Most patients say acupuncture is a painless procedure. However it is normal and even beneficial to feel certain sensations during treatment. Common sensations include heaviness, aching, or tingling where the needles are or even in other areas of the body away from the needles. Occasionally there is a small pinch when needles are inserted but most patients find treatments very relaxing and some even fall asleep while the needles are in.
During your first visit you will be asked many questions, some related specifically to your complaint and others seemingly unrelated. With all aspects of Oriental Medicine your entire case is taken into consideration to determine what is causing the disease. After the initial evaluation you will receive an acupuncture treatment. The first visit will take about 90 minutes and return acupuncture treatments will need about 45 to 60 minutes.
Be sure to eat within a few hours before all acupuncture visits. Avoid overeating immediately before treatment.
Please bring with you any information about your case you may have from your other doctors, including things like lab tests, blood work, reports of x-rays or MRI's, etc. Payment is expected at the time of your visit. The three forms of payment accepted are cash, personal checks and credit cards.
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This will vary from person to person. In the beginning minor chronic conditions will need at least weekly treatments. For intense pain, long-standing problems, acute injury, or any more serious problems more treatments per week may be necessary. In China, acupuncture is often given daily or every other day. In the United States this schedule may not be possible due to financial and time constraints, but still 2 or 3 treatments per week may be necessary for more serious conditions. A problem that may go away with 6 treatments at twice per week might take 10 or more treatments at weekly intervals. Thus, the more frequent treatment schedule in the long run will cut down on the total number of necessary treatments, reduce the overall recovery time, and cut down on eventual cost of treatment.
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Oriental Medicine is a term that refers to a traditional system of medicine, classified by the U.S. National Institutes of Health as a complete medical system. Acupuncture is just one part of Oriental Medicine, which includes other therapies such as Chinese herbal medicine, diet and exercise therapies, cupping, moxabustion, manual therapies and more.
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Wednesday Seedy KO's: Nwora, Network, Coach Nowhere to be Found ++
June 5, 2019 Baseball, Basketball, FootballCollege Hoops, College Pigskin, Louisville Cardinalsseedyk
So, I'm at the cable store the other day, getting a box that fritzed changed out.
As the no fuss transaction is almost done, I ask my friendly, very helpful clerk Taylor, "Do you know if Spectrum is going to be carrying the ACC Network or not?"
At which point she looks up, smiles, then starts laughing, as does the clerk taking care of the customer next to me.
"I guess I'm not the first to ask, huh?"
Taylor: "Every day."
The clerk next to her: "Every single day. Every single customer."
Of course, neither had the answer, but it's impossible to conceive that it won't be carried since Louisville is the biggest college basketball market in the country, and has been for a number of years now.
But, an announcement would be nice.
I used the occasion of spending last weekend at The Jim, covering U of L baseball in the NCAA Regional, to chat up other media heads to see if anybody had tried to track Bobby Petrino down for any comments the former U of L football coach might wish to share about last season and his departure?
One scribe, who had not been able to contact Petrino directly, said he was informed that the former coach was "open to an interview." With this caveat, "but he needed to talk to his lawyer first." After we went back and forth on what a mess Petrino left the program in, and conjecturing about what his state of mind might have been, etc, etc, the scribe said, "Listen, Petrino is a bad guy."
Who am I to disagree?
One other fellow I chatted with also indicated he'd had no luck, but offered, "Then again, I never had much luck talking with him when he was here coaching." This TV guy did say Petrino had been spotted at a Little League game in southern Indiana, but knew nothing further.
Bobby, Bobby, come out, come out, wherever you are. There are plenty of us who'd love to hear from you.
Along with fellow draft dabbling Cardinal Steven Enoch and the gent still their coach, Chris Mack, Jordan Nwora met the media on Tuesday.
First, here's Sam Vecenie's take from theathletic.com on Nwora's draft decision:
Jordan Nwora — Returns to Louisville: Nwora had a very strange pre-draft process. He didn't work out for anyone prior to the combine, hoping to unveil his skills at the combine to build his stock that way. Then, he hurt his calf prior to the event, and didn't really get a chance to get in front of a large number of decision makers until his pro day on May 28. Then at his pro day, Nwora really struggled to do what he does best: knock down shots. Additionally, he couldn't get separation while being guarded in 3-on-3 by Francis Alonso, a player who will have a long career in Spain but not someone who is particularly interesting right now to NBA executives. I'm willing to chalk up Nwora's issues on Tuesday to him not being at 100 percent, but the end result was the same: at no point in the pre-draft process did Nwora get a chance to show out in front of a large number of evaluators and heavy-hitter decision makers.
So at the end of the day, Nwora didn't really have enough clarity on his stock to guarantee himself the ability to end up with an NBA contract next season. Therefore, he made the only decision that made sense: he returned to Louisville. Nwora will be the leader for a Cardinals team that should start the season somewhere in the top-seven, and will be among the favorites to win the ACC and get to the Final Four in Atlanta. If he does what he's supposed to do, puts in the work this summer, gets better on defense, and helps Louisville reach those lofty hopes, he has a good chance to go in the first round next season.
Understand, young Mr. Nwora is a cocky kid. (Coach Mack, during his part of the presser, "Sometimes I have to tell him he has too much confidence.")
As the Card's leading scorer was going in to details about the draft decision, he stated several times, "I was going to be drafted. No question."
When asked whether his role might change next season, because of all the talented freshmen coming in, Nwora said, "I don't think I'll have to change my role. Nobody does what I do."
What Mack said he was looking for from Nwora: 1) Better ball handling, 2) More efficient shooting, and 3) Another level on defense.
Steven Enoch was more self effacing when discussing his experience.
He said it, "gave me a clearer vision of what it takes to play (at the next level)." The three areas he said he was advised to work on: 1) Better rebounding, 2) Better distributor of the ball, and 3) Overall end to end conditioning.
My favorite reveal of the presser was Nwora advising that it was Mack who, several days before the decision to return was made, sent him the video Jordan used on social media to announce he was coming back to U of L.
Good move, Coach Mack.
They hype about next year's hoops team is cranked to 11. Not only the fan base, but the national college basketball press.
As if I know something others don't, I get asked what I think just about every day. Top 5? Final Four?
Ever the pessimist when it comes to my beloved Cards, I've pumped the breaks somewhat. It's early. Two of the newbies — David Johnson and Aidan Igiehon — won't be on campus for another month.
The core of the team, its leaders, are still the fellows who couldn't close against Duke at home, and whose psyche was severely shattered by the loss. To the point, they played with no confidence the rest of the season. They were also part of the squad from the strange season before that couldn't close UVa, when they were on the ropes at the Yum!
So, before I go full throttle with my expectations, I want to see what kind of leadership Fresh Kimble provides, and how much swag the rookies bring to the table, and how those two factors help the returnees ability to close.
That reticence notwithstanding, it could be a glorious ride for the Red & Black Faithful.
Yet, as I often tell my buddy Bruce, a serious 24/7/365 Cardinal fan, "Don't peak too early. It's only June (July, August, September, etc)." Then he'll call, as after last season's highlight afternoon in Chapel Hill, and inquire, "Can I peak now?"
Loved seeing four of the new Cardinal cagers at The Jim last weekend, taking in the U of L nine in the Regional.
Friday's first pitch against East Carolina is High Noon.
Be there or be square.
← Cardinals Abide, Walk Off to the Supers Cards Roll Pirates in Supers' Opener, 14-1 →
3 thoughts on "Wednesday Seedy KO's: Nwora, Network, Coach Nowhere to be Found ++"
Hoya Destroya says:
Thanks for the dose of reality, in re: our Card Cagers. It's quite normal to be excited, things DO look bright, Chris Mack is a wonderful, dignified, caring coach, but the aftertaste of last year's "fold" is never too far from the surface, in my humble opinion. The Duke game, in particular. (I also notice Georgetown is ranked in some Top 25 prognostications. I am very high on Mac and Akimbo, but reflect on last year's strange "disappearing acts.")
Smart Guy says:
I will be interested to see if Jordan plays for the front or the back of his jersey. He's coming back to improve his draft stock. I get that. But will he understand that playing to pad his own stats is not the way to get that done.
Ron Meisburg says:
Thanks for pumping the breaks. I like confidence but CCM could have his hands full with JN, who could be a major disruption on an otherwise solid but young team. If JN plays for the front of the jersey, his leadership and talent could be a difference maker. C'mon Jordan, you can do this and make your dreams come true, too. | {
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Now that global oil supply is a zero-sum game, in order for the five billion people in the Non-OECD to consume more oil they need a donation from us, here in the OECD. And as you can see, we are "happily" (recession, unemployment, lack of growth) giving up these energy sources as best we can.
The accounting you see here includes not only crude oil, but all other liquids from biofuels to natural gas liquids. And, with total global consumption of all liquids running at approximately 88 mbpd (million barrels per day), the OECD is about to cede another threshold to the developing world, as we slip below the 50% mark of total global consumption. For more details on this topic, see Chris Nelder's latest, Oil Demand Shift: Asia Takes Over. | {
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nude in bogota
I have a touring rule.
If I am visiting a new city and I have limited time, I will choose only one thing to see each day. It gives me the opportunity to learn details -- without flapping around to every sight in town like a culture vulture.
In Bogota, I was lucky. Within three blocks of our apartment was the Botero Museum. If you know of any South American artist, it most likely will be Fernando Botero, Colombia's most famous artist.
And, if you do not know his name, you certainly have seen his work. It is reproduced in restaurants (two are in Rooster's in Melaque) and on refrigerator magnets, coffee mugs, and t-shirts. As most people would say, he paints "fat people."
The Botero Museum is filled with millions of dollars of his paintings. He donated them to the nation -- along with his collection of impressionist and modernist paintings. It has been called the finest art collection in Latin America.
When Botero paints a figure, he flattens its plane, giving the figure a robust, opulent Rubenesque feel. But the result is distinctly abstract, as are his use of colors and backgrounds. His "joke" painting of the Mona Lisa is a perfect example.
He takes an artistic icon, much as Picasso did with Las Meninas, and re-works it through his own prism. The figure remains central to the work, but it is distinctly Botero. He even reworked Da Vinci's split horizon Tuscan background into a distinctly Colombian scene. Thus, the volcano.
Even though his style is abstract, his paintings are popular. The popularity is undoubtedly attributable to the humor that shows up in his non-political paintings (he has painted some rather grim message pieces) that make them accessible to viewers without an artistic education. Think of him as the Gilbert and Sullivan of painting.
His style is consistent -- even when painting an animal or a still life.
Some of his works, such as his Mona Lisa, are purposely derivative. He admires the Spanish painter Velasquez, once regarded as the greatest painter in the world. Two of his works in the museum are drawn from Velasquez paintings.
Take this bourgeois family.
Velasquez painted royalty. Not Botero. He paints the common people. But that does not keep him from making sly fun of the family in their bourgeois smugness. The only individual that seems at ease is the dog -- with a typical Botero face.
Botero admires families. Even with his ribbing, the piece has a sense of familial sentimentality -- put on edge by the Eden references. The apple tree. The serpent. All portending a fall from grace -- or recognizing that the fall has already occurred.
The other piece derived from Velasquez comes directly from Las Meninas --Maribola, the dwarf on the right side of Velasquez's painting. And an direct homage to Picasso.
One of Botero's favorite subjects is street dancers. This version is actually set in a dance hall, but it has the same flavor of his street pieces.
Some people do not classify Botero as an abstract painter -- probably because it is very easy to relate to his figures as representational. But there is no mistaking the surrealistic quality of this cardinal strolling beside the water.
A truly representational artist would not have painted such a jarring reflection in the water. Magritte would. Botero did.
Speaking of surreal -- one of the finest pieces in the museum is this sculpture by Salvador Dali. A similar piece is owned by New York's Museum of Modern Art.
Over the years, I have read several attempts at ferreting out the meaning of the piece. Dali usually laughed when asked what it meant. For him, it was a way of simultaneously describing the absurdity of life within a world where objective truth exist. Dali's art was usually as contradictory as his life.
The best we can do is to describe the elements. A beautiful woman is wearing an elaborate inkwell Dali saw in a painting. Under that is a loaf of bread. She has a collar of the film from a cinematic toy surrounded by two ears of corn. Ants swarm from her forehead.
It is a stunning piece in its setting.
That setting is in the wing that houses Botero's impressionist and modernist art collection.
I have been to several museums with larger collections. But Botero collected some of the most interesting pieces painted by these artists.
Almost all of the impressionists are here, including Toulouse-Lautrec:
And Pissarro:
But the majority of the pieces are modernist. Chagall, Ernst, Soutine. And Braque:
Miró:
Several Picassos:
Grosz, with a fascinating picture story:
And a charming Matisse:
Visiting the museum with my cousin was the high point of the trip. We shared the experience of deconstructing Botero's style and symbols. And, while looikng at the impressionists, we started talking about Woody Allen's Match Point -- how artists can base their work on the masterpieces of others. A point Botero proves well.
I ended up spending close to two full days in the museum -- and I would gladly return for more. The museum is so well-curated, it would be possible to visit there once a week and still find something new. There is also a modern art museum dedicated to the works of Colombian artists that is worth a serious look.
Go to Colombia. Meet Botero. And spend time with the art that he collected for himself. You will be the better for it.
send in the clowns
dining out on false news
a life well-shared
missing dora
summer is here
walking on the slant
these shoes were made for walking
green is not my color
why are the trunks of palm trees painted white?
spelling it out
going wild in colombia
dog street
rooting for colombia
eating my way through colombia
on the road to san antonio
sipping my coffee
it all started with bolívar
power drain
what if harold stassen had been elected president?
morning vampires
the vineless trellis
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use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;
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class PulsarCreateTableAction extends Migration
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*
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$table->string('name_008');
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}
}
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Don't miss KIMMY SCHWIMMY Live at the Bryant Park in New York City Saturday January 21 and Sunday January 22, 2012 at 11:00am and 1:00pm at the Kids Food Festival.
KIMMY SCHWIMMY'S educational and entertaining musical style exposes a broad age spectrum to Rock, R&B, New Orleans style funk, Latin, African and Jazz rhythms. Blending these musical styles allows Kimmy to appeal to the diverse group of children she teaches each day. Aside from her catchy and upbeat music, Kimmy's talents also focus on language and literacy, gross motor development and learning skills. This free weekend event joins the fight against childhood obesity by engaging kids and their families in fun activities, tastings and exciting family-focused programming. Through the mission of the Kids Food Festival, families discover the importance of achieving balance in food and lifestyle choices.
With her melodic voice and inspired lyrics, Kimmy's songs will educate children on themes such as animals, colors, the alphabet, vowels, numbers and even social skills. Don't miss this exciting show!!
Kimmy Schwimmy will be performing songs from her forthcoming her CD The Imaginary World of KimmySchwimmy available on Itunes, Amazon and CD Baby.
Be on the lookout for Kimmy's new CD scheduled for Spring 2012. For more information about Kimmy Schwimmy, please log on to www.kimmyschwimmy.com and for updates become a friend on Facebook.com/kimmyschwimmy.
About Kimmy Schwimmy
Singer, songwriter and entertainer Kimmy Schwimmy plays to the most important of all audiences--KIDS. Whether it's performing to a sold out theater or a local school, Kimmy believes that sharing a passion for educating through song is at the core of a child's development. Kimmy's current success is a true grassroots story. For many years, she's taken her extraordinary talents to different schools within the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) where she reaches thousands of children and families connecting music to learning.Kimmy started her career as a performer with The Radicals, a Christian Pop/Rock Group that had a loyal following in Boston, Atlanta, New York, LA and Europe. With sold out audiences at The Boston Garden, Orpheum Theatre, Paramount Theatre at Madison Square Garden, The Apollo Theater, The Palais Des Congress in Paris, and various venues in Hungary and South Africa, these global experiences taught Kimmy the keen art of performance and the importance of singing songs with a message. | {
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Here's a good trick used by many garden designers – amateurs and professionals. And once it's been explained to you, you'll start to spot it being put to good use all over the place. But not in a way that means you'll see a lot of gardens that all look identical. No, this trick is based on method rather than the look, and is gives fantastic results. Read on if you'd like to inject your garden with a bit more health and general good looks.
Let's call this trick the 80:20 rule. Imagine you are going to replant a section of your garden that has never looked good or thrived. Start by drawing up a design for the area where 80% of the plants are tough things that are able to look after themselves. That leaves you with 20% of plants that might be more interesting: things that are a bit more fussy, more colourful or possibly more ephemeral (they'll be there for a season or two and then need replacing). Your 80% backbone planting should be made of drought tolerant plants that will survive almost all conditions: things that you know are going to do well. In coastal gardens in Victoria we're talking correas, westringeas, Acacia cognata, some camellias, hebes, lomandras, carex, callistemons and grevilleas – all these are ideal to form the backbone of drought tolerant plants leaving the remaining 20% of space for those more interesting plants. Position these, we'll call them high interest zones, in places where they'll be appreciated – near gates, doorways, around outdoor living zones and from the main views looking out from your home.
Less is also more when using the 80:20 rule. If you use fewer types or varieties of plants, and bulk up the plantings with more than one of the same plant, you'll achieve a good look. Just repeat these – some people say to use odd numbers but I don't think it's that important especially in large garden spaces. The less is more approach is also good where a house or garden is a little disjointed, a bit mixed up perhaps through a renovation, views of a neighbour's house, different fence lines or whatever. A space that's uneasy on the eye will be hugely improved if you introduce fewer types of plants, and plant them in bulk. The planting will join it all together and distract from the busy-ness elsewhere.
The 80% of your garden that's filled with the drought tolerant plants can also perform a valuable micro-climate function. Carefully chosen species can work to buffer the more tender 20% of interesting plants from conditions that have made it tricky for things to thrive in your garden up until now. Take note of areas around the house and start creating mental zones. Note how that area to the north is exposed to the sun, how it builds reflected heat and bakes nearby plants. You may also have a tough area to the south side with cold and winds. On the west it can be different again; in fact one garden can have four or more different mini climate zones so you need to acknowledge these, and plant accordingly. Use your 80%-drought tolerant plants to reduce the negative impacts of heat and wind, for example, and you may be able to successfully add that 20% of more tender yet interesting plants within the shelter they offer. Whatever you do, link it all with a common planting thread or plant types running throughout the garden.
If you do have a hellishly difficult patch in the garden, use succulents with confidence. To avoid the nanna look, rather than collecting many different succulents, again limit yourself to one kind. A bunch of agaves, cotyledons or aeoniums will work quite well and it's better to more of one type than just a few of many varieties.
Plants are a major part of the garden and shouldn't be thought of at the last minute. If having a go at the 80:20 rule sounds too complicated, consider investing in a proper planting design. It will take all these factors – and more – into account. It always makes sense to invest in informed advice when buying plants, especially for a whole garden.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.Linq;
using Akka.Actor;
using Akka.Event;
using Akka.Pattern;
using Reactive.Streams;
namespace Akka.Streams.Implementation
{
public class OutputBunch<T>
{
#region internal classes
private sealed class FanoutOutputs : SimpleOutputs
{
private readonly int _id;
public FanoutOutputs(int id, IActorRef actor, IPump pump) : base(actor, pump)
{
_id = id;
}
public new ISubscription CreateSubscription() => new FanOut.SubstreamSubscription(Actor, _id);
}
#endregion
private readonly int _outputCount;
private bool _bunchCancelled;
private readonly FanoutOutputs[] _outputs;
private readonly bool[] _marked;
private int _markedCount;
private readonly bool[] _pending;
private int _markedPending;
private readonly bool[] _cancelled;
private int _markedCanceled;
private readonly bool[] _completed;
private readonly bool[] _errored;
private bool _unmarkCancelled = true;
private int _preferredId;
public OutputBunch(int outputCount, IActorRef impl, IPump pump)
{
_outputCount = outputCount;
_outputs = new FanoutOutputs[outputCount];
for (var i = 0; i < outputCount; i++)
_outputs[i] = new FanoutOutputs(i, impl, pump);
_marked = new bool[outputCount];
_pending = new bool[outputCount];
_cancelled = new bool[outputCount];
_completed = new bool[outputCount];
_errored = new bool[outputCount];
AllOfMarkedOutputs = new LambdaTransferState(
isCompleted: () => _markedCanceled > 0 || _markedCount == 0,
isReady: () => _markedPending == _markedCount);
AnyOfMarkedOutputs = new LambdaTransferState(
isCompleted: () => _markedCanceled == _markedCount,
isReady: () => _markedPending > 0);
// FIXME: Eliminate re-wraps
SubReceive = new SubReceive(message => message.Match()
.With<FanOut.ExposedPublishers<T>>(exposed =>
{
var publishers = exposed.Publishers.GetEnumerator();
var outputs = _outputs.AsEnumerable().GetEnumerator();
while (publishers.MoveNext() && outputs.MoveNext())
outputs.Current.SubReceive.CurrentReceive(new ExposedPublisher(publishers.Current));
})
.With<FanOut.SubstreamRequestMore>(more =>
{
if (more.Demand < 1)
// According to Reactive Streams Spec 3.9, with non-positive demand must yield onError
Error(more.Id, ReactiveStreamsCompliance.NumberOfElementsInRequestMustBePositiveException);
else
{
if (_marked[more.Id] && !_pending[more.Id])
_markedPending += 1;
_pending[more.Id] = true;
_outputs[more.Id].SubReceive.CurrentReceive(new RequestMore(null, more.Demand));
}
})
.With<FanOut.SubstreamCancel>(cancel =>
{
if (_unmarkCancelled)
UnmarkOutput(cancel.Id);
if (_marked[cancel.Id] && !_cancelled[cancel.Id])
_markedCanceled += 1;
_cancelled[cancel.Id] = true;
OnCancel(cancel.Id);
_outputs[cancel.Id].SubReceive.CurrentReceive(new Cancel(null));
})
.With<FanOut.SubstreamSubscribePending>(pending => _outputs[pending.Id].SubReceive.CurrentReceive(SubscribePending.Instance))
.WasHandled);
}
/// <summary>
/// Will only transfer an element when all marked outputs
/// have demand, and will complete as soon as any of the marked
/// outputs have canceled.
/// </summary>
public readonly TransferState AllOfMarkedOutputs;
/// <summary>
/// Will transfer an element when any of the marked outputs
/// have demand, and will complete when all of the marked
/// outputs have canceled.
/// </summary>
public readonly TransferState AnyOfMarkedOutputs;
public readonly SubReceive SubReceive;
public bool IsPending(int output) => _pending[output];
public bool IsCompleted(int output) => _completed[output];
public bool IsCancelled(int output) => _cancelled[output];
public bool IsErrored(int output) => _errored[output];
public void Complete()
{
if (!_bunchCancelled)
{
_bunchCancelled = true;
for (var i = 0; i < _outputs.Length; i++)
Complete(i);
}
}
public void Complete(int output)
{
if (!_completed[output] && !_errored[output] && !_cancelled[output])
{
_outputs[output].Complete();
_completed[output] = true;
UnmarkOutput(output);
}
}
public void Cancel(Exception e)
{
if (!_bunchCancelled)
{
_bunchCancelled = true;
for (var i = 0; i < _outputs.Length; i++)
Error(i, e);
}
}
public void Error(int output, Exception e)
{
if (!_errored[output] && !_cancelled[output] && !_completed[output])
{
_outputs[output].Error(e);
_errored[output] = true;
UnmarkOutput(output);
}
}
public void MarkOutput(int output)
{
if (!_marked[output])
{
if (_cancelled[output])
_markedCanceled += 1;
if (_pending[output])
_markedPending += 1;
_marked[output] = true;
_markedCount += 1;
}
}
public void UnmarkOutput(int output)
{
if (_marked[output])
{
if (_cancelled[output])
_markedCanceled -= 1;
if (_pending[output])
_markedPending -= 1;
_marked[output] = false;
_markedCount -= 1;
}
}
public void MarkAllOutputs()
{
for (var i = 0; i < _outputCount; i++)
MarkOutput(i);
}
public void UnmarkAllOutputs()
{
for (var i = 0; i < _outputCount; i++)
UnmarkOutput(i);
}
public void UnmarkCancelledOutputs(bool enabled) => _unmarkCancelled = enabled;
public int IdToEnqueue()
{
var id = _preferredId;
while (!(_marked[id] && _pending[id]))
{
id += 1;
if (id == _outputCount)
id = 0;
if (id != _preferredId)
throw new ArgumentException("Tried to equeue without waiting for any demand");
}
return id;
}
public void Enqueue(int id, T element)
{
var output = _outputs[id];
output.EnqueueOutputElement(element);
if (!output.IsDemandAvailable)
{
if (_marked[id])
_markedPending -= 1;
_pending[id] = false;
}
}
public void EnqueueMarked(T element)
{
for (var id = 0; id < _outputCount; id++)
if (_marked[id])
Enqueue(id, element);
}
public int IdToEnqueueAndYield()
{
var id = IdToEnqueue();
_preferredId = id + 1;
if (_preferredId == _outputCount)
_preferredId = 0;
return id;
}
public void EnqueueAndYield(T element) => Enqueue(IdToEnqueueAndYield(), element);
public void EnqueueAndPrefer(T element, int preferred)
{
var id = IdToEnqueue();
_preferredId = preferred;
Enqueue(id, element);
}
public void OnCancel(int output)
{
}
public TransferState DemandAvailableFor(int id) =>
new LambdaTransferState(isReady: () => _pending[id],
isCompleted: () => _cancelled[id] || _completed[id] || _errored[id]);
public TransferState DemandOrCancelAvailableFor(int id)
=> new LambdaTransferState(isReady: () => _pending[id] || _cancelled[id], isCompleted: () => false);
}
/// <summary>
/// INTERNAL API
/// </summary>
public static class FanOut
{
[Serializable]
public struct SubstreamRequestMore : INoSerializationVerificationNeeded, IDeadLetterSuppression
{
public readonly int Id;
public readonly long Demand;
public SubstreamRequestMore(int id, long demand)
{
Id = id;
Demand = demand;
}
}
[Serializable]
public struct SubstreamCancel : INoSerializationVerificationNeeded, IDeadLetterSuppression
{
public readonly int Id;
public SubstreamCancel(int id)
{
Id = id;
}
}
[Serializable]
public struct SubstreamSubscribePending : INoSerializationVerificationNeeded, IDeadLetterSuppression
{
public readonly int Id;
public SubstreamSubscribePending(int id)
{
Id = id;
}
}
public class SubstreamSubscription : ISubscription
{
private readonly IActorRef _parent;
private readonly int _id;
public SubstreamSubscription(IActorRef parent, int id)
{
_parent = parent;
_id = id;
}
public void Request(long elements) => _parent.Tell(new SubstreamRequestMore(_id, elements));
public void Cancel() => _parent.Tell(new SubstreamCancel(_id));
public override string ToString() => "SubstreamSubscription" + GetHashCode();
}
[Serializable]
public struct ExposedPublishers<T> : INoSerializationVerificationNeeded, IDeadLetterSuppression
{
public readonly ImmutableList<ActorPublisher<T>> Publishers;
public ExposedPublishers(ImmutableList<ActorPublisher<T>> publishers)
{
Publishers = publishers;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// INTERNAL API
/// </summary>
public abstract class FanOut<T> : ActorBase, IPump
{
#region internal classes
private sealed class AnonymousBatchingInputBuffer : BatchingInputBuffer
{
private readonly FanOut<T> _pump;
public AnonymousBatchingInputBuffer(int count, FanOut<T> pump) : base(count, pump)
{
_pump = pump;
}
protected override void OnError(Exception e) => _pump.Fail(e);
}
#endregion
private readonly ActorMaterializerSettings _settings;
protected readonly OutputBunch<T> OutputBunch;
protected readonly BatchingInputBuffer PrimaryInputs;
protected FanOut(ActorMaterializerSettings settings, int outputCount)
{
_log = Context.GetLogger();
_settings = settings;
OutputBunch = new OutputBunch<T>(outputCount, Self, this);
PrimaryInputs = new AnonymousBatchingInputBuffer(settings.MaxInputBufferSize, this);
this.Init();
}
#region Actor implementation
private ILoggingAdapter _log;
protected ILoggingAdapter Log => _log ?? (_log = Context.GetLogger());
protected override void PostStop()
{
PrimaryInputs.Cancel();
OutputBunch.Cancel(new AbruptTerminationException(Self));
}
protected override void PostRestart(Exception reason)
{
base.PostRestart(reason);
throw new IllegalStateException("This actor cannot be restarted");
}
protected void Fail(Exception e)
{
if (_settings.IsDebugLogging)
Log.Debug($"fail due to: {e.Message}");
PrimaryInputs.Cancel();
OutputBunch.Cancel(e);
Pump();
}
protected override bool Receive(object message)
{
return PrimaryInputs.SubReceive.CurrentReceive(message) ||
OutputBunch.SubReceive.CurrentReceive(message);
}
#endregion
#region Pump implementation
public TransferState TransferState { get; set; }
public Action CurrentAction { get; set; }
public bool IsPumpFinished => this.IsPumpFinished();
public void InitialPhase(int waitForUpstream, TransferPhase andThen)
=> Pumps.InitialPhase(this, waitForUpstream, andThen);
public void WaitForUpstream(int waitForUpstream) => Pumps.WaitForUpstream(this, waitForUpstream);
public void GotUpstreamSubscription() => Pumps.GotUpstreamSubscription(this);
public void NextPhase(TransferPhase phase) => Pumps.NextPhase(this, phase);
public void Pump() => Pumps.Pump(this);
public void PumpFailed(Exception e) => Fail(e);
public void PumpFinished()
{
PrimaryInputs.Cancel();
OutputBunch.Complete();
Context.Stop(Self);
}
#endregion
}
/// <summary>
/// INTERNAL API
/// </summary>
internal static class Unzip
{
public static Props Props<T>(ActorMaterializerSettings settings)
=> Actor.Props.Create(() => new Unzip<T>(settings, 2)).WithDeploy(Deploy.Local);
}
/// <summary>
/// INTERNAL API
/// TODO Find out where this class will be used and check if the type parameter fit
/// since we need to cast messages into a tuple and therefore maybe need aditional type parameters
/// </summary>
internal sealed class Unzip<T> : FanOut<T>
{
public Unzip(ActorMaterializerSettings settings, int outputCount = 2) : base(settings, outputCount)
{
OutputBunch.MarkAllOutputs();
InitialPhase(1, new TransferPhase(PrimaryInputs.NeedsInput.And(OutputBunch.AllOfMarkedOutputs), () =>
{
var message = PrimaryInputs.DequeueInputElement();
var tuple = message as Tuple<T, T>;
if (tuple == null)
throw new ArgumentException($"Unable to unzip elements of type {message.GetType().Name}");
OutputBunch.Enqueue(0, tuple.Item1);
OutputBunch.Enqueue(1, tuple.Item2);
}));
}
}
}
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Raiders of the Lost Stream: Netflix Fight with Carl Icahn Escalates over 'Poison Pill'
By Sam Gustin @samgustinNov. 06, 2012
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Internet video giant Netflix announced a defensive maneuver on Monday designed to fend off famed corporate raider Carl Icahn, who has amassed a sizable stake in the company and suggested it should be sold. Netflix's "poison pill" defense, which would make it much more difficult for Icahn — or anyone else — to mount a hostile takeover, comes as the streaming pioneer struggles to regain traction amid intense competition in the online-video space.
Netflix's dispute with Icahn underscores the company's vulnerability following several quarters of lackluster financial performance. And it's just the latest example of Icahn, a relentless Wall Street operator, directing his attention toward a major company he believes is undervalued.
Put simply, if you're a corporate CEO or board member, and Icahn takes a large stake in your company, you've got a problem. So it's no surprise that Netflix has responded with a poison-pill defense, which is a tactic used by companies that feel threatened by unwanted suitors.
Under the plan, which would be triggered if an individual shareholder amasses more than 10% of the company's shares, existing shareholders would have the right to buy more shares in a new series of company stock. That would dramatically increase the amount of Netflix shares on the market, requiring a hostile bidder to buy many more shares than it would have had to previously. This would make a takeover more expensive and thus less attractive for potential buyers.
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In a statement on Monday, Netflix said its action is "intended to protect Netflix and its stockholders from efforts to obtain control of Netflix that the board of directors determines are not in the best interests of Netflix and its stockholders, and to enable all stockholders to realize the long-term value of their investment in Netflix." The company added that the defense is not intended to interfere with any merger or acquisition offer that the board approves. In other words, Netflix is essentially telling Icahn to get off the company's front lawn.
Netflix's defensive play comes just days after Icahn disclosed that he had acquired 9.98% of the company's shares. In a Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, Icahn said he bought the stake "with the belief that the shares were undervalued due to the [Netflix's] dominant market position and international growth prospects."
Icahn added that he believes Netflix "may hold significant strategic value for a variety of significantly larger companies that are engaging in more direct competition with one another due to the evolution of the Internet, mobile and traditional industry." That's not-so-subtle financial jargon, which, when translated, indicates that Icahn believes the best outcome for Netflix could be a sale to a larger technology or media company.
Netflix shares soared by 13% after Icahn disclosed his stake, as investors speculated that the company could be sold for a premium. In an interview with Bloomberg TV on Oct. 31, Icahn suggested that Verizon, Amazon, Microsoft and Google might be interested in snapping up Netflix, which has a market value of $4.3 billion. "I think Netflix should be consolidated, in my opinion," Icahn told the network, though he added that he has not put forward any specific proposals for such an outcome — yet.
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Barclays analyst Anthony DiClemente believes Icahn could eventually be successful in his quest to put Netflix on the block. "Due to the fundamental changes facing the business today, including increased domestic competition and rising content costs, we believe other shareholders would be willing to partner with Icahn in his efforts to force a sale," DiClemente wrote in a note to clients.
But other analysts have questioned why any of the big tech or media giants would want to buy Netflix. "Subscription streaming of premium video content is simply not a core component of any of these companies, meaning the question is not how these companies could help Netflix, but how owning Netflix would help them sell devices from smart phones to tablets to gaming systems," BTIG's Rich Greenfield wrote in a note to clients.
Icahn's gambit clearly rattled Netflix, hence the poison-pill defense. For his part, Icahn is not amused by the company's reaction, and he issued a blistering statement in an SEC filing on Monday afternoon, in which he blasted the poison pill. He called the move "an example of poor corporate governance" and added that he found the move "particularly troubling due to its remarkably low and discriminatory 10% threshold." Icahn also called for the company's directors to be elected at the same time, as opposed to the current system, in which board elections are staggered, which means that it would take two years for Icahn to obtain a majority of the board.
Netflix was an early pioneer in online video streaming, but the company faces increasing competition from powerful content companies and Internet rivals like Comcast, Verizon, Blockbuster/Dish Network, HBO and Amazon. The company also faces increasing content costs, because the big Hollywood studios and content owners are not thrilled about an upstart rival gobbling market share on the back of their products and are raising their prices.
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Last month, Netflix reported that quarterly profit had plunged, in part because the company is adding fewer streaming-video subscribers than it had expected. It was just the latest stumble for the company. Last year, Netflix ignited a firestorm after raising prices by 60% on customers who subscribed to the joint DVD-by-mail and online-streaming package. Then, the company was forced to scrap plans to rename its DVD service Qwikster and spin it off, after customers revolted against the plan.
After seeing its stock price rise above $300 as recently as July 2011, Netflix shares have returned to earth and are now trading below $80. This is a classic Icahn scenario, in which he identifies a company he feels is undervalued, and then moves in to agitate for management reform or an outright sale. Earlier this year, he was instrumental in forcing troubled energy giant Chesapeake to shake up its board, in a move that was widely praised by analysts.
By now, Wall Street knows better than to underestimate Icahn, a 76-year-old from Queens, New York, with a reputation as a bare-knuckled business brawler. Netflix was already grappling with slowing subscriber growth and fierce competition. Now, the company must contend with the unwanted advances of one of the most legendary financiers in American business. So grab your popcorn and settle into your favorite easy chair. This movie is going to be fun to watch.
Sam Gustin @samgustin
Sam Gustin is a reporter at TIME focused on business, technology, and public policy. A native of New York City, he graduated from Reed College and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. | {
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My Bonnie
By Bobby | January 29, 2018 - 1:32 pm | December 17, 2019 Songs
The Beatles first commercial single** was "My Bonnie" (October, 1961, in Germany). However, this was in the early development stages of the band. So, at the time of release in Germany, The Beatles going by the name of The Beat Brothers and were a backing group to Tony Sheridan. Hence, the credits for "My Bonnie" go to Tony Sheridan and The Beat Brothers.
However, when Brian Epstein secured the British release on the 5th January, 1962, credits went to Tony Sheridan and the Beatles. The B-side to this song is, "The Saints".
** Just to point out that The Beatles did record a disc previously, but that was not for commercial purposes. This was, "That'll Be The Day", of course.
Album/Single
Release Date: 23rd October, 1961 (Germany) (Tony Sheridan and The Beat Brothers), 5th January, 1962 (Tony Sheridan and the Beatles) (UK)
Recorded: 22nd June, 1961
Format: Single (A-side 45 rpm record) (B-side is "The Saints") (also album track from 1995)
Studio/Venue: Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Hamburg, Germany
Genre: Rock and roll
Track Duration: 2:42
Record Label: Polydor
Songwriter: Traditional, but arranged by Tony Sheridan
Producer: Bert Kaempfert
Engineer: Karl Hinze
Tony Sheridan: vocals, lead guitar
John Lennon: backing vocals, also the rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney: backing vocals, also the bass guitar
George Harrison: backing vocals, also the lead guitar
Pete Best: drums **
My Bonnie (UK Single) (1962)
Anthology 1 Album (1995)
** Ringo Starr was not a Beatles member at this time, of course.
Track Sources
7″ Single
In the early 1960's, The Beatles (aka The Beat Brothers) were regular performers at the Top Ten club in Hamburg while supporting Tony Sheridan. Obviously they were soon to catch the eye of talent spotters. Producer, Bert Kaempfert, first spotted Tony Sheridan and The Beat Brothers. He signed them up to his company which would see Sheridan and the band record a number of songs together.
The band, together with Sheridan, recorded "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean", "The Saints", "Why", "Nobody's Child", and "Take Out Some Insurance". However, The Beatles, on their own, recorded "Ain't She Sweet" and "Beatle Bop" aka "Cry for a Shadow". Pete Best was the drummer, because at this stage, Ringo Starr was not yet part of the band.
They released "My Bonnie" as a single in Germany on the 23rd October, 1961, with credit to Tony Sheridan and The Beat Brothers. The B-side was "The Saints" (Oh when the saints, go marching in….) and the single reached number 32.
This single became the first commercially available disc by The Beatles. But that was just the start of a chain of events which would see The Beatles play their way into fame and fortune.
Raymond Jones was a fan of the band and he went into Brian Epstein's record shop in Liverpool to buy "My Bonnie". With curiosity running wild now, Epstein insisted on finding out more about the band. Obviously this ended with him becoming manager of The Beatles.
A kid had gone into Brian's record store and asked for My Bonnie by The Beatles. Brian had said, 'No it's not, it's by Tony Sheridan,' and he ordered it. Then Brian heard that we were playing 200 yards away. So he came to the Cavern and the news got to us: 'Brian Epstein is in the audience – he might be a manager or a promoter. He is a grown-up, anyway.' It was Us and Grown-ups then.
"My Bonnie" became a UK single release on the 5th January, 1962, with the B-side being "The Saints". Furthermore, Epstein insisting the credits should be Tony Sheridan and The Beatles.
Tony Sheridan and The Beatles began recording "My Bonnie" on the 22nd June, 1961, at the Friedrich-Ebert-Halle school in Hamburg, Germany.
"We did a recording with Tony Sheridan, My Bonnie, for Bert Kaempfert, a band leader and producer. It was actually 'Tony Sheridan und die Beat Brothers'. They didn't like our name and said, 'Change to The Beat Brothers; this is more understandable for the German audience.' We went along with it – it was a record".
"It's just Tony Sheridan singing with us banging in the background, it's terrible, it could be anybody."
All in all, The Beatles spent two days recording their songs at the Friedrich-Ebert-Halle school.
Chart Success
In Germany, the song reached number 32 in the charts and the intro was in German. However, the UK release had an English intro but only reached number 48 with the American release getting to number 26. Meanwhile in Australia, it only peaked at number 29. These figures matter not because the juicy bits of The Beatles was yet to come!
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I have been a Beatles fan since the early 1960s so I speak from my heart and soul. It was a pleasure to accept the role of Admin on The Beatles Forum when we left our old site. If you feel that something needs correcting with the information I provide, please contact me.
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Priyanka defends leg show in front of prime minister Modi
Bollywood superstar Priyanka Chopra hit back at critics on Wednesday (31) for trying to shame her over a dress she wore during a meeting with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi.
The actress was accused of "disrespecting" the prime minister by wearing a knee-length dress revealing her lower legs during an audience with Modi in Berlin.
Chopra was attacked on social media by critics who found the outfit unsuitable for the occasion, with many offended the 34-year-old star had not chosen to wear Indian attire.
But the star of the hit American spy thriller Quantico was unapologetic, hitting back with a photo showing her and her mother wearing short dresses with the caption "legs for days…. #itsthegenes".
The former Miss World describes herself as a "strong-willed feminist" who has campaigned to close the gender pay gap in Bollywood and change attitudes towards women in her home country.
"For so many years women were told to act a certain way, to dress a certain way, to think a certain way, even not to think at all," Chopra said in an interview earlier this year.
"People misconstrue the word feminism. It is not hating men, or making men small. It is just saying, 'We want our independence to make our own choices the way men have done for so long.'"
Chopra has been landing bigger roles in Hollywood since boosting her international profile through Quantico. The actress has been cast as a villain in the newly-released Baywatch film. | {
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Q: Как выбрать систему хранения данных innodb? На одном хостинге, при создании таблиц в базе данных, по умолчанию создаются таблицы myisam. И дело в том, что это нигде нельзя выбрать, чтобы по умолчанию создавались innodb.
Подскажите, как создавать таблицы innodb? т.е. допустим я устанавливаю wordpress и мне нужно, чтобы создавались таблицы innodb, а по умолчанию создаются myisam.
Можно ли как-то после установки wordpress, переопределить таблицы из myisam в innodb ?
Сейчас есть возможность проверить только на локальном сервере, на котором только innodb.
Взял код из приведённой ниже ссылки, и пытался конвертировать из innodb в myisam, но код почему-то не работает. Подскажите, что не так?
SELECT CONCAT('ALTER TABLE ',TABLE_NAME,' ENGINE=MyISAM;')
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE ENGINE='InnoDB'
AND table_schema = 'mydatabase';
второй код:
SET @DATABASE_NAME = 'name_of_your_db';
SELECT CONCAT('ALTER TABLE `', table_name, '` ENGINE=MyISAM;') AS sql_statements
FROM information_schema.tables AS tb
WHERE table_schema = @DATABASE_NAME
AND `ENGINE` = 'InnoDB'
AND `TABLE_TYPE` = 'BASE TABLE'
ORDER BY table_name DESC;
естественно название бд ставил правильное:
в 1м коде table_schema = 'mydatabase';
во 2м SET @DATABASE_NAME = 'name_of_your_db';
в этом участке кода ставил свою бд
A: Создать новую базу с двихком "InnoDB" можно так:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/create-table.html
CREATE TABLE new_table
(id INT, INDEX USING BTREE (id))
ENGINE = InnoDB;
Поменять старую:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/converting-tables-to-innodb.html
ALTER TABLE old_table ENGINE=InnoDB;
PS:
В вашем коде вариант
*
*Вы выбирете таблицы с innodb и создаете строку которая меняет их на MyISAM.
*вы так же выбераете innodb таблицы и создаете запрос который меняет их на innodb.
Ну и запрос(строку) который вам вернёт надо запустить!
Дополнил ваш вариант(
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/sql-syntax-prepared-statements.html
)
Меняем все innodb на MyISAM
SET @queryString = (
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(CONCAT("ALTER TABLE ", TABLE_NAME, " ENGINE='MyISAM';") SEPARATOR '')
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE ENGINE= 'InnoDB'
AND table_schema = "mydatabase"
);
PREPARE q FROM @queryString;
EXECUTE q;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE q;
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For the weapon, please see mine.
Mining was the process of extracting resources, usually mineral, from bodies like planets and asteroids. Mining operations were an important part of the economy of civilizations throughout the galaxy.
In the mirror universe the Terran Empire intended to mine the planet nonetheless.
In 2364, an accident devastated a mining operation on Quadra Sigma III. (TNG: "Hide and Q").
In the 2370s, sulfur mines existed on one of Jupiter's moons. (VOY: "Life Line").
Between the discovery of the Bajoran Wormhole and the beginning of the Dominion War, the Federation also started mining operations in the Gamma Quadrant.
The Federation believed over mining of Praxis was the cause of its spectacular destruction. The Empire also maintained dilithium mines on Rura Penthe. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country).
Klingons were known to employ morally questionable practices from time to time. In the 2150s a deuterium mining colony operated by an unknown species was intimidated by a Klingon crew into giving them part of its deuterium each year. (ENT: "Marauders"). | {
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Blythe and Nick's Intimate New Orleans City Park Elopement was the perfect way to end the year.
It's not every day that you get to document a couple that has known each other since Kindergarten, but that was Blythe and Nick. They started dating ten years ago, despite knowing of one another all of their lives, they love to travel, eat delicious food and listen to amazing music, and so, it only made sense that they ran away from Canada to New Orleans to elope in our magical city.
Their day started with them getting ready at the historic Le Pavillon Hotel, where we headed to the rooftop for their first look. Blythe's cape blew in the wind behind her as Nick took in the sight of his bride to be.
We then took a few portraits around the hotel prior to heading to City Park where Nick and Blythe self-officiated their union under the oaks.
If you enjoyed Blythe and Nick's City Park Elopement chances are you'll love Ashley and Ed's intimate Backyard Bywater wedding at the Mazant House. Unless you're looking for more elopement magic, then I would suggest you head on over to Lana and Rivet's French Quarter Elopement. | {
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I have ben doing some reading on general relativity but I can not find an answer to my question.
If a curved 2-D surface (like the surface of a sphere) must curve into a third dimension, does the curvature of 4-D space-time 'extend' into some fifth dimension? Maybe I am missing something simple but if anyone could clarify this, it would be great.
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You're thinking of a surface that's embedded into flat three dimensional space. While this is a perfectly good way to talk about surfaces, and was indeed the way they were first studied, it's possible to talk about surfaces abstractly, without having any such embedding in mind, by simply giving the distance between any two points. Although a little hard to visualize, this is enough to define things like curvature, and in a sense, is more natural.
(If you think about it, the only reason we can visualize flat space so easily is because our brains are built that way (because we evolved in space that is flat to a very good approximation, etc, etc). Mathematically, we shouldn't expect flat space to be any more "real" than curved space, and so both should be defined independently.)
In any case, GR is most easily formulated without reference to some ambient flat spacetime. Although we could think of these curved spacetimes as being embedded in some higher dimensional flat spacetime, this would lead both to more complicated equations and a redundancy of description, since there are many ways to embed the same space. Incidentally, there is a theorem that it takes up to 2n-dimensional flat space to embed a general curved n-dimensional space, so 5 wouldn't be enough.
Hi engstudent, welcome to PF.
engstudent321 said:
If a curved 2-D surface (like the surface of a sphere) must curve into a third dimension...
There's your problem right there. A surface does not need to be embedded in a higher-dimensional space in order to have curvature. In geometry there are two broad types of "curvature." The first is called "extrinsic" curvature and arises as a result of a geometric object existing in some higher-dimensional space. As an example, take a piece of string and hold a point in the middle of the string between your thumb and forefinger. The endpoints of the string will be lower than the point at which you're holding the string, and it's pretty obvious that the string "curves" around the point you're holding. This is called extrinsic curvature.
The second type of curvature is called "intrinsic," and is a type of curvature that a geometric object has regardless of whether it's embedded in a higher-dimensional space. To go back to our example of a string, a surprising fact is that while the string can have an extrinsic curvature if it exists in two or more dimensions, it cannot have an intrinsic curvature; this is a general property of one-dimensional objects, of which a piece of string is a good example.
To the broader question of whether our spacetime must exist in a higher-dimensional space in order for it to be curved, the answer is no. Standard general relativity asserts that our universe is a four-dimensional spacetime and that nothing exists outside this spacetime. In particular, there isn't (according to empirically tested theories such as GR) a "higher dimensional space" in which our universe exists. Thus, from the point of view of GR, spacetime cannot have extrinsic curvature. It can, however, have intrinsic curvature, a property usually described in terms of a mathematical object called a Riemann tensor.
If you're interested, a recent thread asked a related question. There's also a slightly older thread that discusses cosmological implications of this. A word of warning though: in the first thread you should ignore anything said by MeJennifer and A.T. since their claims are wrong. There are lots of decent contributions to the second thread, although you'd be well advised to ignore anything said there by Robert100 (and anyone who agrees with him) since, once again, they're wrong in what they claim.
Thanks a lot shoehorn. That answered my question.
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what do u think about time and space?
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instead of flat space wouldn"t it be better to look at space as being homogenous and mass is strechting it to a point. gravity guru.
ok. i answer myself at home too, i see gravity as an active force not a passive one, it seems to me the best way to gather is to make a physical action with the object to be gathered and the action must be invisible ,flexible and originate from a physical object to fit the observation of gravity. when it"s between an electron and a proton at some distance from each other there is one thing that fills the bill fine and that"s a single open end magnetic line that travels 186,000 mps. north line seeking any south pole. gravity guru.
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Kammad Govt High School left out of upgradation process
By Suhail A Shah on 1:26 pm March 1, 2020 No Comment
ANANTNAG: Kammad Government High School, one of the oldest, has been left out of upgradation process by the government, which has dejected students, faculty and locals. The locals, teachers and students told Kashmir Reader that the school should have been the first to be considered for upgradation into Higher Secondary. "This institution was established as a primary school way back in 1924 and upgraded to a middle school in 60's and then to a High School in 2005," a resident, Muhammad Hussain told Kashmir Reader. He said that the school, catering to more than half a dozen villages, has always produced brilliant results.
The other residents, Kashmir Reader talked to, said that nearly forty doctors and 70 engineers in the area are pass-outs from this particular institution. "We think it was time that the school should have been upgraded and higher education made accessible to local children at their doorstep," residents said. The teachers at the school say that they have been producing the best results. "Even last year, 15 of our students appeared in class 10 exam and all of them passed with good grades. A hundred per cent result should not have been ignored like this," they said.
The students said that they will have to move out to Anantnag, four kilometres from here or Dialgam, around two kilometres from here, to attend the Higher Secondary. "It would have been a blessing if this school was upgraded. We could have saved so much of time and money in the crucial years of our career," the students told Kashmir Reader. The residents added that the school has ample state land around it and it could have been developed into a model higher secondary by the government. "We appeal to the government to revisit their decision and upgrade the school," the residents said. Director School Education, Younis Malik could not be reached for his comments.
Kammad Govt High School left out of upgradation process added by Suhail A Shah on 1:26 pm March 1, 2020
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Q: @media css responsive design I have wrote the following media queries for different breakpoints in a css file.
@media all and (max-width: 350px) {}
@media all and (min-width: 350px) and (max-width: 440px) {}
@media all and (min-width: 440px) and (max-width: 768px) {}
@media all and (min-width: 768px) {}
Will there be conflict between the media query when the width is at 440px or 768px?
Because when I test it on browser, it seems that some of the css font specified in the media queries are not pick up in the browser.
Was thinking of writing it in the following way, is the following okay or are there other way to write the media query in better way?
@media all and (max-width: 350px) {}
@media all and (max-width: 440px) {}
@media all and (max-width: 768px) {}
@media all and (min-width: 768px) {}
A: there is one another way which i prefer for writing @media queries
it might be not the good way but it comes handy
@media (max-width: 780px){
// your code here..
}
@media (max-width: 320px){
// your code here..
}
make sure you go in descending order of max-width i.e. the higher max-width should come first then lower max-width
there must not be two @media query for same max-width if so make it one
hope so this might work for you
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I'm a bit on the sarcastic side, a bacon fanatic, hot sauce connoisseur and a book lover to the extreme. I am the mother of little people and the other half of a ruling kingdom I call my home.
My best advice for reading Damsel... Stop at the cover.
Visions gets better with every book.
Vicky offered a highlight into her life, her family, Hollywood, London, her trial and music.
I enjoyed was the technological advancements that seem to be the centering point. I enjoyed how O'Hagan manipulated them to enhances the story and making the futuristic setting feel exactly as that.
Bang was everything I had expected with just a touch more than what Crash had offered.
Redemption will leave your jaw permanently on the floor.
Crash, the simplest way to put it, Romeo and Juliet with an unexpected twist.
I was stunned by the events that took place and overjoyed with how exquisitely written the many point of views that I felt was lacking in the film. | {
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Understanding and preventing food shortages and price increases for produce and other food industries.
Vegetarian Baked Potato Soup for the winter season! Take advantage of those winter root vegetables and warm your heart with this savory, comforting soup.
Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for the food and land we have. It is also a time to recognize, honor and respect the Wampanoag who provided the Venison at the harvest feast.
Acorn Squash are in season. Here's what to look for!
A ripe Acorn Squash is heavy for its size and has smooth, dull skin, and no soft spots. A good mix between green and orange coloring is desired.
Avoid an Acorn Squash that has shiny skin, which indicates it was picked before full maturity, unless the producer has applied wax. Also avoid Acorn Squash that are over three pounds, as these have probably been picked past their optimal time and may be dry and stringy inside.
You may eat and cook with overripe Acorn Squash, but if the inner flesh contains any dark or mushy spots, throw it out.
Cold weather isn't the only thing that can cause health problems.
Here at Yes!, we envision a future where no one has to risk their health so that others may eat well. Field-workers, and those who handle our food, are at higher risk of short and long term health concerns.
Autumn is on the way—and we are looking forward to these crisp, succulent salads from made from the fall harvest to satisfy our fall cravings! | {
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By Elizabeth Fry
Fintech start-up Finspo has won new funding commitments of $4 million to help speed up growth and buy established Melbourne-based mortgage broker, Credo.
The new funding will help the digital mortgage broker accelerate growth by expanding its team of mortgage specialists to keep up with customer demand, whilst continuing to invest in its technology platform.
Finspo said the funding round will support the Credo purchase.
With a long history in mortgage broking, Credo is a highly reputable and experienced business with over 1,000 customers which will offer scale benefits to Finspo, and an opportunity to deliver additional value to their loyal customer base," said Finspo chief executive, Angus Gilfillan.
"We are seeing record levels of demand from customers ready to engage with an expert who is truly on their side. Our loan application volumes are increasing on average by 50 percent each month and are helping more Australians pay off their loans years earlier to achieve true homeownership."
Launched in 2020, by former banking executives, Finspo will provide a free easy-to-use app that uses a customer's own data to give them a clearer picture of their banking and provide smart insights to help them save as well as actions on how they can secure better home loan rates.
An 'always on' app
Finspo is the only mortgage broker who can provide an 'always-on' app experience post settlement, nudging customers when savings opportunities arise by combining customer banking data, industry intel, and advanced algorithms," said Gilfillan.
"It allows us to speed up the transformation of the home loans experience for Australians - making it easier for them to get a great loan and importantly, pay it off faster.
"It's like having a team of industry experts always looking out for ways you can save and pay off your home loan faster.
"We have a unique proposition in the market, combining a seamless home loan experience with an always-on app to help you pay it off faster".
Gilfillan said Reserve bank of Australia data published for May showed that the weighted average interest rates for new home loans funded in the month were 0.48 percent lower than outstanding loans.
"With some simple changes, Australians with an average home loan size of $400,000 could potentially save $50,000+ over the life of their loan.
Plus, they could be paying it off two years and seven months earlier if they maintain their repayments. That's a huge win for homeowners," said Gilfillan. | {
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