text:
myNPS
NPS.edu
Department of National Security Affairs
Security Studies
Great Power Competition
A User's Guide to National Security Affairs
Academic Certificates
Divided We Fall: Why the 'America First' Policy Has Created New Problems; Article by Professor Zachary Shore - Department of National Security Affairs
Divided We Fall: Why the 'America First' Policy Has Created New Problems; Article by Professor Zachary Shore
null Divided We Fall: Why the 'America First' Policy Has Created New Problems; Article by Professor Zachary Shore
Professor Zachary Shore's most recent article, "Divided We Fall: Why the 'America First' Policy Has Created New Problems," appears on The National Interest webpage. In his article, he discusses the unity of countries and how America assisted allies during difficult times. Shore also discusses the vantage point of 2020, and how it may be hard to imagine Americans uniting to assist other countries in need of help (i.e., the humanitarian disaster in Yemen, the concentration camps filled with Chinese Uighurs, and human-rights abuses like those seen in the Philippines and Hong Kong). Shore points out that Americans must reunite (with the help of politicians, the media, and civic leaders) and focus on what we can do for those in need abroad. As he states in the article, "[…] at this holiday season, we could begin a process of renewal by helping strangers overseas, as we have so often done before."
Provide defense-focused graduate education, including classified studies and interdisciplinary research, to advance the operational effectiveness, technological leadership and warfighting advantage of the Naval service.
1 University Circle, Monterey, CA 93943
Driving Directions | Campus Map
This is an official U.S. Navy Website | Please read our Privacy Policy Notice |
Section 508 |
Whistleblower Protection | Copyright and Accessibility | Contact Webmaster


Welcome to our guide to Petergate York. Low Petergate and High Petergate are historic streets in York with a wealth of history, shops and culture to explore. Here you can find information and a guide to the best places and things to see and do.
Named after the cathedral of St Peter ( The Minster), this thoroughfare was first established by the Romans when they built their fortress in the 1st century. At that time it was called Via Principalis and was the main east-west route through the fortress. There were gates at either end of the street Porta Dextra ( where Bootham Bar is today) and Porta Sinistra (where Kings Square is today).
Today the street is divided into High Petergate and Low Petergate.
High Petergate runs from Boothham Bar gateway to the end of Stonegate. This was the medieval route in to the city from Scotland and the North. A few remaining medieval buildings stand side by side with Georgian constructions.
This street is home to 3 restaurants, 3 pubs, 2 tea rooms and 2 hotels including the Guy Fawkes Hotel. The Hotel boasts an old house at the rear that it claims was the home of the infamous terrorist. He did certainly live in this area and was baptized in St Michaels church on the other side of High Petergate.
One of the pubs ( The York Arms) stands on the site of Peter Prison which is where people convicted by the Minster Court were held during the medieval period.
During the summer months street artists can be seen working on the paved area beside The Minster.
As you wander along High Petergate with its assorted collection of shops, look out for the fire insurance plaques high up on the buildings.
If you want to hear the story behind these plaques and the intriguing cone shaped object near one of the doorways and why one of the pubs is called The three legged mare, why not book one of York's guided walking tours.
Low Petergate is a beautiful traffic free street filled with a large variety of shops to excite both visitors and residents. Restaurants, Cafes, Fashions, Gifts, a wonderful Christmas Shop and lots more, create a very vibrant atmosphere.
The street runs from Kings Square to the end of Stonegate. During the summer months, Kings Square is usually thronged with people eating, talking and watching various street performers who use the former graveyard of a now demolished medieval church as a stage.
As you enter Low Petergate you should be able to see a little Indian boy above a shop. Businesses used to have symbols above their doorway to indicate what they sold to often illiterate people. Any ideas what used to be sold in this shop?
Further up the street, after passing Mad Alice Lane and Hornpot Lane you will see Scotts Butchers, over 100 years of trading and the home of York Ham. Just look at the wonderful building that dates back to the medieval period. There are many buildings like this on this street, standing side by side with elegant Georgian constructions. Just across the road look out for the former Girls college which has been transformed in to a restaurant with splendid views across to the Minster at the rear.
At the end of Stonegate, Low Petergate ends and High Petergate begins. This is Minster Gate, the site of one of the gateways in to the Minster Close, which was walled until The Reformation. You can see another shop symbol on the corner here. Who is this character and what does it tell us about what the shop used to sell?
If you want to hear the story behind the shop symbols and many more stories about Petergate, why not book one of York's guided walking tours.


Passing Pinwheels: A Backyard Bash!
Whew! I made some fun party printables for a friend whose son is a July 4th baby but I told myself I couldn't post anything about it until I had the Sunshine and Lemonade printables listed in my Etsy Shop! And I finally did it. If you click here, you'll find the invitation only. If you click here, you can see the package that includes all the files for the banner, note cards, etc. Not only that, but I made a blog page with tips and supplies for diy printables! Let me know if you have any other suggestions and I'll add them to the page!
So! ::rubs hands together:: I get to show you my first invitation that isn't blatantly female!
I had so much fun doing this! My friend Elyse, who has showed up a number of times on this blog, wanted to have a backyard party for her now-four-year-old Micah. I offered to do a few printables for her as a gift because I've never done a party theme with a boy in mind. We didn't have time to mail the invitation but I made one anyway so I'd have something to base the printables off of and so I could sell the set eventually in my shop.
The first incarnation of the invitation started with this font.
But then I thought more about Elyse's description of the event: "a backyard party theme I'm calling the Backyard Birthday Bash! I'm imagining it being fair-like with games and food like corn-dogs and cotton candy and other food for adults, too." And I remembered the font I used for Mike's Father's Day gift. Add to it the Fourth of July and these palettes from ColourLovers and everything just fell into place.
I especially enjoyed putting together the banner and I love how it turned out! I'm not sure you can tell but the pennants alternate yellow striped and blue striped. The letters are red and in the carnival style font from the invitation.
Elyse planned some super fun games so I got to make game name cards to hang outside. By FAR the most popular game was Throw Marshmallows at Goliath. Seriously, I might have to make a cardboard giant and let my aikido kids throw bean bags at him!
The last couple of things I made are in the same vein as the rest. The thank you stickers for the bags are basically small versions of the game signs. I love the stars Elyse added to the bag!
Actually, I like how the framing turned out on the game cards and the thank you stickers so much that I'll show you the close up. I'm always looking for good frame brushes so I broke down and bought one I've been eyeballing. It was only like $3 and I plan to use the heck out of it!
Oh--last but not least, note cards!
I have a few more things to make in order to sell this as a package, although I'll probably go ahead and list the invitation. I want to do return address labels, tent cards, patterned paper, basically the stuff that's in the Lemonade Package. I love this theme!! I can see it being used for all kinds of events from national holidays to carnival themed showers! I might make some other colorways available...any suggestions?
I hope you guys like this new party theme! I also hope you liked the tiny glimpse into my thought process. If anyone else is interested in custom party printables, definitely shoot me an email!


text:
Premiere: Emily Hackett — Can't Help Myself
Photo: Mikey Reaves / Press
Vogue Giambri·
Emily Hackett cannot help herself, so she went to the top of the world to sing to us. The romantic indie artist dropped her latest EP My Version of a Love Song, a collection of songs depicting all angles and intricacies of love. The EP included her song "Can't Help Myself," a song about knowing what's good for you but in the end always ending up back at the bottom, where you wanted to leave. And although Hackett is on the top of the world singing "Can't Help Myself," we know that she has to go back down to get home.
We all are familiar with the feeling of wanting to help ourselves but not being able to fully commit. Like people who buy self-help books and have yet to help themselves, she sings "Read all the books, could feed you some lines / but somehow I still believe my lies." Sometimes we find ourselves in a never-ending circle. A circle we hope to break. Someday.
Hackett sits on the top of the world, her hair, dress, and sweater blowing in the wind. Guitar in hand. Mic ready. Her fluffy dog there for support. The video is a cool crisp visual of the sun setting. A new day will begin again. Maybe this time we can help ourselves. The Nashville-based musician serves us stripped-down guitar over stunning vocals with all the softness of country and strength from being a woman. Along with premiering the brand-new video, we got to talk to the moody singer-songwriter about self-help books, her dad's love for music, and shooting the music video for "Can't Help Myself."
What's up? What has inspired you this week?
Hi! Thanks for premiering my video! OK, so I'm super into this book I'm reading/doing called The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. It has me tapping back into my childlike wonder again in huge ways. I also watched Nomadland with Francis McDormand. Every scene was stunning.
What's the scene like in Nashville?
Currently, seeing sunshine and signs of spring from my front porch with my new puppy. One of our favorite venues, The Basement East, opened its doors back up yesterday, one year after the tornado that almost leveled it. Everyone is equally eager and nervous to get back to the stage. I've got so many talented friends I create with and support as an audience member, that I'm most excited about being around that community again.
Do you remember what first got you into music?
My dad's love for it. He has been and always will be a true consumer of music. He eats it up. He also was the first to teach me how to play guitar.
What sparked the idea for "Can't Help Myself?" What was the process like?
The making of that song was truly a therapy session with one of my friends and co-creators, Joseph Patton. Everyone reads self-help books and there are so many of them out there these days because the idea of bettering yourself is almost trendy. They all say the same thing but in different ways. We know how to do the work, it's just actually doing it that's the hard part. Patterns are a tricky bitch. I wanted the song to be reminiscent of that, in that repetitive nature of the chorus.
How was it singing on the top of the world? What was shooting like?
Stunning! Also a little chilly. I wanted to wear a classic Ladies-of-the-Canyon-looking dress, but eventually I also wore the blanket I had brought to sit on. When that sun starts going down, Cali is still cold in January! It had been a heavy fog that afternoon so I was really nervous that we wouldn't be able to see anything from the top, that we would just be in a cloud, but instead we were completely above the clouds. It felt like we were flying.
Who are some of your musical influences?
The list is both long and wide, but there's ones I continuously come back to like Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, Michelle Branch, Sheryl Crow, Kacey Musgraves, Sasha Sloan, but this past year it's been the latest HAIM record, Ethan Gruska's whole catalog, Lennon Stella's magic and yes, Taylor Swift's Folklore.
Vogue Giambri

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


"Very reliable product. I've burned tens of thousands and never had one returned."
"Verbatim has been our most trustworthy and reliable product that we have used in our business since last 25 years."
"HI Guy's , Buying this way gives a lot of DVD-R for low price each , a good buy. These disc's work well and I have found no problems in using them. I have not tried to print on them , only right my..."
Create high quality, customized labels for your DVD media with Verbatim White Inkjet Printable DVD-Recordable discs. These discs have been extensively tested for compatibility with inkjet disc printers from Primera, Microboards, Epson and more. Offering 4.7GB or 120 minutes of DVD-quality storage capacity, these are one-time record discs, ensuring that your movies, video clips or other data will not be erased. White Inkjet Printable DVD media is available in DVD+R and DVD-R formats. Today, most DVD writers and readers use these discs interchangeably, with no noticeable performance differences. With older units, check your manufacturer's suggested DVD format to ensure compatibility.
Very reliable product. I've burned tens of thousands and never had one returned.Very reliable product. I've burned tens of thousands and never had one returned.
Verbatim has been our most trustworthy and reliable product that we have used in our business since last 25 years.Verbatim has been our most trustworthy and reliable product that we have used in our business since last 25 years.
HI Guy's , Buying this way gives a lot of DVD-R for low price each , a good buy. These disc's work well and I have found no problems in using them. I have not tried to print on them , only right my data to them. I use a Pen to describe contents of the disk. I am using these disks for personal use only.HI Guy's , Buying this way gives a lot of DVD-R for low price each , a good buy. These disc's work well and I have found no problems in using them. I have not tried to print on them , only right my data to them. I use a Pen to describe contents of the disk. I am using these disks for personal use only.
The ideal product for what I want and the very best way to buy it - quick service, fast delivery, excellent price. PB Tech forever!The ideal product for what I want and the very best way to buy it - quick service, fast delivery, excellent price. PB Tech forever!
Always reliable brand. Never fails when burning movies or shows to disc.Always reliable brand. Never fails when burning movies or shows to disc.
Great Product. We have thousands of CD's for backup and have never had any issues.Great Product. We have thousands of CD's for backup and have never had any issues.
Great product!!! Very grateful!!!Great product!!! Very grateful!!!
Verbatim always good quality product. Great price with Black Friday discount.Verbatim always good quality product. Great price with Black Friday discount.
Good product, great service. Would prefer the discs with full printable face, not 36mm ID but seem to be hard to find.Good product, great service. Would prefer the discs with full printable face, not 36mm ID but seem to be hard to find.
Great quality and price. Packaged well.Great quality and price. Packaged well.
PB Tech price: PB Tech price: $54.70 ex. $62.90 inc.


KRUPS Announces Winners of Best Brew Awards 2014 Chicago's Metropolis Coffee Co winner for Chicago!
The winners are in! The KRUPS Best Brew Award Winner in Chicago is Metropolis Coffee Co.!
, for the fourth year in a row, to discover the best coffee shops across the nation, uncovering favorite local brews from New York to Los Angeles.
), fans across the nation voted for their favorite coffee shops in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington D.C from February 4-28.
And today, Metropolis Coffee Co. was declared the KRUPS Best Brew Award 2014 Winner for Chicago!
), worldwide leader in coffee, espresso and kitchen appliances, announced today the winners of this year's "KRUPS Best Brew Awards." The annual campaign, which is now in its fourth year, was introduced to discover the best coffee shops across the nation, uncovering favorite local brews from New York to Los Angeles.
Last year's winners included: Condesa Coffee in Atlanta, GA; Voltage Coffee and Art in Boston, MA; Metropolis Coffee Co. in Chicago, IL; White Rock Coffee in Dallas, TX; Tierra Mia in Los Angeles, CA; Eternity Coffee Roasters in Miami, FL; Café Pedlar in New York, NY; Mugshots and Naked Chocolate Café (tie) in Philadelphia, PA; Philz Coffee in San Francisco, CA; and M.E. Swing Co. in Washington, D.C.
Limited seating; No RSVP. Doors open 30 minutes prior. Keynotes will be filmed for later broadcast on CAN-TV.
Facebook or Website - What's Best for You?
I've Got a Song...Now What?
Women Helping Other Women Inc.
Stop by the Inventables Fab Lab and check out the latest in digital fabrication - including desktop carving, 3D printing and laser cutting with traditional and exotic inspirational materials. Conversations with artists and designers will be happening in the Fab Lab throughout the Expo.
Learn about and sign up for h ealth insurance with a trained navigator.
Get your eyes examined on Saturday with the Illinois College of Optometry.
Connect and recharge at one of the Power Tower® cell phone charging stations and kiosks.
Apply for one-year general operating support grants for arts organization with vibrant artistic or cultural programming. Deadline is March 5, 2014. For details, visit chicagoculturalgrants.org.
The Chicago Farmers Markets Program is accepting applications for non-food vendors - artists, artisans, others. Chicago makers are invited to apply to participate in all City of Chicago farmers and community markets (with the exception of Daley Plaza and Division Street markets, which will remain produce-only). The 2014 season is May - October. Deadline is March 14. For details, visit chicagofarmersmarkets.us.
Apply to present dance, theater, performing arts in DCASE venues, including the Chicago Cultural Center, Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park, Storefront Theater. Deadline is March 17, 2014. For details, click here.
Chicago Artists Resource (CAR), a program of the Chicago Artists Coalition, is adding Film as a discipline to its site. CAR provides Chicago artists access to jobs, opportunities and professional development. Members of Chicago's film community are invited to participate in a survey to help with content development. At the end of the survey is an option to submit a film short and essay. Selected works will be posted on CAR and receive $100. For details, click here.
Audio recordings from last fall's Chicago Music Summit are available online - including Common's Keynote and more than 20 panels on a wide variety of topics from Sony Music Entertainment, Kickstarter, Pitchfork, Bonnaroo, SoundCloud, Universal Republic, Live Nation, Lincoln Center, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Gracenote, Monterrey International, ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and others. To listen, click here.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, with Choose Chicago, World Business Chicago (WBC) and the Illinois Office of Tourism will promote Chicago's technology, music and film industries at South By Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, TX on March 9-12. They will introduce Chicago Made, an initiative featuring Chicago natives who have made an indelible mark on their respective industries while living and working in Chicago. For more information, visit ChicagoMade.us.
There's a lot to do - bring a friend!
Frankenfood Casting in Chicago March 13th!


Listen up, Idaho: It's plague awareness season!
Spring is a good time of year to enjoy the desert – it's warm but not too hot when other parts of the state are still encased in snow. Birds are flying, lizards are sunning themselves, and ground squirrels and other animals are becoming more active. It's a tempting respite from winter for Idahoans and our four-legged companions as spring settles in.
However, the desert in southern Idaho also contains rodents that might carry the fleas that carry the plague bacteria. Plague can cause serious illness in people and pets if it's not treated quickly. It's important to brush up on your knowledge of this deadly disease now so you can take precautions if you're planning to spend time in the desert; particularly from March through July when ground squirrels are most active. Idaho has had no confirmed reports of plague so far this year, but the deadly disease was found in Idaho ground squirrels in 2015 and 2016.
Rodents that can become infected include ground squirrels (pictured), rats, and mice, and they readily die from the infection. Tree squirrels in Idaho are not known to carry plague.
Plague can be transmitted to people and pets in several ways. The bite of infected fleas is the most common way. Fleas can jump onto people or pets either from dead or dying rodents or from fleas found around rodent dens. Pets can also bring home inflected fleas if the animals visit areas where rodents live. People also can become infected by handling dead rodents or caring for a sick pet without proper precautions.
You can greatly reduce the risk of becoming infected with plague for you and your pet by taking some simple precautions, including avoiding contact with wild rodents, their fleas, and their carcasses. Feeding rodents in picnic or campground areas is a definite no-no, as is handling sick or dead rodents.
Keep your pets from roaming and hunting ground squirrels or other rodents.
Use an appropriate flea control product on your pets. Talk to your veterinarian if you are not sure which product is best for your type of pet, and keep fleas out of the home and pet areas.
Don't leave pet food and water where rodents or other wild animals can get to them.
Clean up wood piles near your home where rodents might live and put hay, wood, and compost piles as far away from your home as possible.
Sick pets should be examined promptly by a veterinarian, especially if they may have had contact with sick or dead rodents or their fleas.
See your doctor if you, or a family member, experience any unexplained illness, such as a sudden and severe fever.
Report the location of dead ground squirrels (especially if you find more than five in one small space) through the Idaho Department of Fish and Game's website.
Symptoms of plague in humans include sudden onset of fever, chills, headache, and weakness. In most cases, a painful swelling of the lymph node in the groin, armpit or neck areas can also occur.
Plague signs in pets are fever, lethargy, and loss of appetite. There may be a swelling in the lymph node, particularly under the jaw. Cats are particularly vulnerable to the disease and should be seen by a vet as soon as possible. Dogs are less likely to become ill, but it can happen.
Prompt diagnosis and appropriate antibiotic treatment can greatly improve the rate of survival for both humans and animals. Physicians and veterinarians who suspect plague should promptly report it to their local public health district.
Since 1940, only five human cases of plague have been reported in Idaho. The last two cases reported in Idaho occurred in 1991 and 1992, and both patients fully recovered.
This entry was posted in Public Health and tagged plague by idhwmedia. Bookmark the permalink.


text:
I Love My Daughter More Than My Husband — And He Knows It
jeanne sager
When your 3-year-old climbs onto your lap and asks, "Do you love me the best, Mama?" what do you say? "Well, yes, but not as much as I love your Daddy"? I don't think so.
And yet, when I got pregnant, I received some not-so-gentle advice from the older women in my life: "You're going to love this baby more than life itself. Just don't tell your husband," said one. "You don't want to neglect your husband, dear. Let him know he's still the most important person in your world," said another.
But I didn't take their arguably sage marriage advice. And why?
Since the 1980s, at least two-dozen studies have posited the idea that the quality of a marriage drops once the couple has kids. These studies say that marital dissatisfaction comes from parents' loss of freedom and their childless status quo.
RELATED: This Is What Having Kids Will Do To Your Marriage
And when kids leave the nest, studies show that parents are happier than any other time in their relationship. Although they miss their kids, they revel in their new freedoms and revisit old marital activities, sometimes ones they haven't experienced since before the first child was born.
All this should have terrified my husband and I when we started The Talk (the one about trying for a baby). After all, I'd heard for years that kids and parenting could break a marriage.
But instead, my husband and I talked about money. My biggest worry was that the mounting cost of diapers would revive our old checkbook quarrels, so we agreed not to fight about spending on the baby.
Research shows that parents who plan ahead avoid the relationship-ruining discord the old studies talk about.
A study by professors at the University of California at Berkeley found a flaw in the bulk of the "kids ruin marriage" studies: they didn't take into account parental mindset before baby made three. Parents who disagreed about making a baby, parents who were complacent about the process, and parents who never had the chance to plan (the so-called "oops" pregnancy) were much more likely to struggle post-birth.
Professors Philip and Carolyn Cowan report that parents who walk in with their eyes wide open and all their wits about them are in for a pleasant surprise: Planning parenthood actually makes for happier parents.
When I gave birth to my daughter, we weren't looking to fix our marriage with a baby. We weren't on two different pages — one of us baby-hungry and the other just going along for the ride. We (yes, both of us) wanted to be parents, which left us both open to falling in love; this time that all-consuming love you have for your child.
RELATED: 15 Ways To Make Your Marriage Stronger As New Parents
And while we loved (and still love) each other, when we looked at the little bundle placed in my arms in the delivery room, we were both hopelessly, totally gone. We love each other as two best friends who have shared passion and triumph. We found our other halves, and we are fulfilled.
And we love our daughter, too. Fiercely. And in ways that we can't love each other. It's partly because we created her, although I firmly believe that parents who adopt have as strong a claim to the love of a child as we do. It's also because we chose her. We actively made a decision to become parents.
Since our daughter was born, love is Saturday mornings when I stay in bed while he gets up to turn on cartoons and pour cereal in bowls; it's the Sunday mornings I let him doze while I cuddle on the couch with our toddler and a pile of books. It's a kiss and a hug on the way out the door to work, followed by a high-five, as directed by the 3-year-old who gets the same routine. And I love him all the more for letting her play cruise director.
My husband and I became parents because we want to give everything we have to our daughter, and the reward will be watching her walk down a graduation aisle, get married, have children of her own. When she makes a mistake or lets us down, it doesn't decrease the love, it makes us work harder.
But perhaps the biggest difference lies as much in the past as it does in the future.
With a child, you will always be her parent. Without me, there is no her. With a spouse, there is still that life before you met, the period of time when you were two distinct people. I am still me without my husband. Our daughter isn't.
Together we fell in love and made a child. Together, we fell in love with that child. As my husband says, "it's just a different kind of love completely." He calls how he feels about our daughter a complete attachment, a bond that he never saw coming and yet can't imagine being without.
The #1 Error Women Make When Trying To Get Men To Commit
What You Notice First In This Visual Personality Test Reveals What You Find Most Attractive In A Partner
Olivia Rodrigo, U OK? Because Your Music Has Me Worried
He picked me (well, he asked me out!), he dated me, and he slowly fell in love with me, but he loved our daughter from the second she came screeching into the world.
So when my 3-year-old works her way into my lap and asks, "Do you love me the best Mama?" I wrap my arms around her and reassure her, "Yup, Mommy loves you more than anything else in the whole wide world."
Because I do. And her Daddy is okay with that, because he does, too.
RELATED: Why I'll Always Put My Husband Before My Kids
11 Signs You Were Raised By A Toxic Parent (& It's Affecting You Now)
8 Long-Lasting Effects Of Having Narcissistic Parents
Study Shows The Family Size That Makes Parents The Happiest
10 Signs You're The Black Sheep Of The Family
Jeanne Sager is a contributing author to Babble and Droolicious, and contributing editor of Grand Magazine. She shares her New York State Press Association first-place winning columns on her blog Inside Out, where she writes about being a mother and the parenting.


Issue #1987390 follow-up by Tim Bozeman: Correct docblock comment in aggregator-summary-item.html.twig.
* Default theme implementation for a single feed in a list of feed items.
* - link: Link to item.
* - url: URL of item.
* - age: Age of the item.


Ingredients: Onions, Sunflower Oil, Garlic, Tomato Paste, Spices, Ginger, Salt, Lemon Juice and Water.
Specially blended by the Master Chefs ITC Hotels.
In a pan, place 1 lb. boneless chicken pieces, entire contents of Kitchens of India's Chicken Curry Paste & 1 cup water.Mix the content thoroughly. Simmer for 25 minutes once it starts boiling under a closed lid. Cook for another 5 minutes on a high flame, keep aside covered for 3 minutes. Serve hot.
In a microwave bowl, mix entire contents of Kitchens of India's Chicken Curry Paste with 1 cup water. Cook for 3 minutes on medium in a covered dish. Add 1 lb. boneless chicken pieces. Cook for 20 minutes on medium in a covered dish. Remove from microwave and keep covered for 3 minutes. Serve hot.
Serving Suggestions: Garnish with chopped coriander leaves. Serve hot with roti, naan or steamed rice.
Artfully blended by the Master Chefs of ITC Hotels, to create the authentic Indian taste of chicken curry. A popular Indian recipe with a delicate balance of rich herbs and spices.
Paste for Chicken Curry. A Master Chef Recipe.
Made in India 10 Paise Coin.


Happy Turkey Day to everyone as they celebrate the holiday with family and friends across this great nation of ours.
If after your tryptophan-induced, post-meal nap, you wanna have some fun, go to the PETA website and tell 'em how deeeeeelicious that Turkey was.
I am sick to death of the conservative punditry and their "moderate" cohorts' continuous cynicism being sprayed across the op-ed pages and talking head shows in the American press. Everyone seems to be bailing on the grand democratic experiment being played out in the fertile crescent that is Iraq. There remain very few stalwarts who have the courage of their prior convictions and whose backbones haven't dissolved into jell-o in the face of the difficulties that Americans and their faithful allies have overcome and had to overcome.
What's really pathetic about these weak-kneed pretenders is the continual, repeated prelude to every article that states, "sure there were mistakes made, but..." What mistakes were made? Who made the mistakes? Not one of these backseat drivers has ever identified a single action taken in Iraq that, but for that action being taken (or not being taken), we would have a modern-day utopia in Baghdad. They say "We should not have disbanded the Iraqi military", "We should have shot looters on sight", "We should have had more troops." This is all just plain worthless. No one can say that if the Americans had done these things, there would be peace and harmony in Iraq. Besides, who gives a crap. It's in the past. Grow up and live with it.
I propose that from now on, we drop the groupthink theme that mistakes were made. It sounds like an apology where no apology was needed. Quit apologizing for removing the horrific Butcher of Baghdad and bringing him justice. Quit apologizing for bringing democracy where it has never been. Quit apologizing for the amazing speed with which Americans overcame the Baathist military. Quit apologizing for rejecting the cynical realpolitik of the past 2000 years.
Rather, embrace the leadership and the idealism of those in the United States that decided that we weren't going to do things like they've always been done. Applaud the desire to bring freedom to our fellow man. There are few times in history where we have a very real, revolutionary opportunity to dramatically advance mankind's lot. This is one of those opportunities. To all those out there who right now fail to see the forest through the trees, I encourage you to reject the impulse to criticize and ignore the desire to cave in the the conventional wisdom. Instead, cheer at the top of your lungs and feel proud that the Americans have embraced the personal freedom and opportunity upon which we have long stood and have agreed to put their ideals into practice in Iraq and beyond.
Thank you to Christopher Hitchens, yes, the left-winger, for the inspiration.


text:
Wp/nys/Revel Cooper
< Wp | nysWp > nys > Revel Cooper
Revel Ronald Cooper (1934–1983) artist, was born of Nyungar descent, probably in 1934, at Katanning.
He has his own page on the English language Wikipedia: Wikipedia:Revel Cooper.
As a young boy Revel was declared a ward of the state and placed in the Carrolup Native Settlement (from 1948 Marribank farm school). Amid conditions of poverty and degradation, in 1945 the school headmaster, Noel White, and his wife, Lily, established educational programs in art and music. Art produced by Carrolup children, including Revel, was widely exhibited: at Boans Ltd department store, Perth (1947); at Mysore, India (1949); and, through the auspices of a visiting Englishwoman, Florence Rutter, in New Zealand, UK and the Netherlands (1950). Revel's work appeared in Child Artists of the Australian Bush (1952), written by (Dame) Mary Durack Miller in association with Rutter.[1]
His struggle with alcoholism and his itinerancy contributed to both the achievements and the tragedy of his life. About April 1983 he died from the effects of head injuries received when he was attacked with a heavy instrument. His body was found on 28 December 1985 at Buxton, after Matthew DeCarteret confessed to the murder. He was buried on 30 January 1987 in the Catholic section of the Fawkner cemetery in Melbourne. Cooper is regarded as a leading figure of a distinctive Nyungar landscape tradition that is the heritage of Carrolup.[1]
Bella Kelly another artist from Carrolup.
James 'Jimmy' Melbourne also murdered in Melbourne.
Ngiyan waarnk - References[edit]
↑ 1.0 1.1 Sylvia Kleinert (2007). "Cooper, Revel Ronald (1934–1983)". Australian Dictionary of Biography. National Centre of Biography, Australian National University. Retrieved 31 December 2017
Retrieved from "https://incubator.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wp/nys/Revel_Cooper&oldid=4550956"
Wp/nys
Wp/nys/Moort
Wp/nys/djinda
Wp/nys/painter


I personally love this buttercream because it's as light and smooth as Italian meringue buttercream but delightfully chocolaty. It isn't too rich, so it pairs perfectly with any cake, satisfying chocolate cravings without overpowering other flavors. If you've got a young chocoholic in your house, this is the buttercream to use on all your cakes!
This buttercream needs a bit of time to set up—there's a lot of chocolate. Make it at least a day ahead.
In a small saucepan, combine the sugar and 1/2 cup water. Place over medium heat and bring to a boil. Clip a candy thermometer to the side of the pan.
While the sugar syrup is heating, put the egg whites in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment.
When the syrup reaches 230°F on the candy thermometer, begin to whip the egg whites on medium/high speed. Whip until the egg whites are stiff.
When the syrup reaches 240°F, immediately remove the pan from the heat and, with the mixer running, pour the syrup into the egg whites in a very thin stream. Pour the syrup between the side of the bowl and the whisk attachment.
Whip the meringue at high speed until thick and glossy and the bowl is no longer warm on the outside, about 8 to 12 minutes.
With the mixer running, add the butter, a piece at a time, whipping until each piece is fully incorporated before adding the next. Scrape down the sides of the bowl with a spatula occasionally.
After all the butter has been added, continue to whip the buttercream until it's thick and smooth, 3 to 5 minutes.


text:
It's Not as Bad as You Think
By Mike Long
In America, we engage in frivolous rhetoric because we can afford to. That's not a boast. That's a failure of character. It's along these lines: The comedian Chris Rock said, "If a homeless person has a funny sign, he hasn't been homeless that long. A real homeless person is too hungry to be funny."
I say a nation that was really hurting for themselves or others wouldn't spend any time calling the other half names. They'd get serious and do whatever it takes to solve the problem.
The American system depends not on purity of purpose but on the hard work of profound and painful compromise. Without it, in our system, nothing gets done.
But if you have nothing at stake personally, whether it's hunger or healthcare or something else, you can afford to make outrageous statements and refuse compromise because, win or lose, everybody at the table is going home to a warm bed and hot meal. Do you want to talk football or immigration? To many Americans, they're both just games to be played, sides to be chosen, victories to be won or lost – where the preservation of self-righteousness is more important than outcome.
How did a nation that fought World Wars I and II descend to this point? Most Americans under the age of 35 have now been taught by our alleged betters that if someone disagrees with them on certain issues, they are free to dismiss that person as evil. They do not have to engage. Dismissing or even destroying that person professionally or personally is just as good – and not only acceptable, but admirable.
Yet on nearly every issue, your opponent is at worst under-informed or petulant or greedy. Rarely is he evil. I've met a lot of people in American politics from left to right and I don't know anybody who gets up in the morning and says I wonder who I can hurt today?
Yet this is exactly how we characterize our opponents, because it gives us a feeling of moral superiority, and gets us out of the hard – and moral – work of compromise, understanding, and persuasion.
Here's the exact rhetorical formula: If you oppose my means, then you oppose my ends.
Forgetting, of course, that they are not my ends, but our common ends.
In my country, if you opposed Obamacare, it was said you opposed poor people getting healthcare at all. That's silly. But right now, it works. You don't have to understand your own position, much less that of the other guy. You just have to feel – I'm good, you're bad – and if you can gain a consensus for that, you win. On and on it goes:
If you favor vigorous regulation, you hate business.
If you're dubious of climate change, you don't care about the environment.
If you favor diplomacy over military pressure, you're soft on terror.
If you support limits on immigration, you're a bigot.
Thus you get the rise of a candidate like Donald Trump who says to one side, you're not bad people, they're the bad people. Or a candidate like Hillary Clinton, who says to the other side, they're deplorables, and we're alone on the side of goodness and light.
In terms of policy, Clinton and Trump are very different people, but, in terms of rhetoric, they are exactly the same.
So where is the good news? The history of the world has mostly been about the strong exploiting everyone else. I'm going to find somebody weaker than I am, and I'm going to take their stuff. And now… that has been turned upside down.
Arguments these days aren't between doing bad or doing good, they're about whether some particular good is good enough. And if it's not good enough for one side or the other, it gets labeled "bad." Which it is not.
Perhaps we'd have more constructive rhetoric if we stopped to appreciate what we've achieved as a species.
I quote the comedian Louis CK: I complain that it takes me five hours to fly from Washington to the West Coast. Really? That used to take 30 years. You'd leave with a few people you know and arrive with a whole different group of people.
That cell phone in your pocket that you play games on while you're in line for coffee? A century ago it would have made a king tremble.
Not only is life easier and more interesting, it's safer, there is far less human suffering, and we live longer.
So when I see American rhetoric swirling around the drain, I'm disappointed at the shortsightedness… and the hyperbole… and the ignorance. But I see nasty rhetoric, not a nasty world. There is suffering, but we agree that we all should help end it. Yet when we disagree on the means, debate gives way to the gleeful pursuit of personal destruction.
Think about it hard. We are, in the most important sense, on the same good side. But we have to choose to remember that, and work the American system no matter how frustrating it might be. You may find your opponents a sad mystery, but they feel the same way about you. Get to know 'em for a change. Turns out that the first one to give up on the other side is the one who really loses.
This is a condensed version of the keynote speech he delivered at Magdalen College at Oxford for a speechwriting seminar in March.
Mike Long
Mike Long is a speechwriter and author who teaches writing at Georgetown University. He is the co-author of "The Molecule of More: How a Single Chemical in Your Brain Drives Love, Sex, and Creativity―and Will Determine the Fate of the Human Race." You can find him at mikelongonline.com.


The search string you you use to describe the text to be split. This text, when found, is discarded and replaced with the to-string, described next.
The string you want to replace from-string, which must be defined as a P-type Picture string or an F-type Format string, which contains one, and only one, vertical bar | character to define the split-point.
Left column of a range (with end-column) within which the from-string value must be found. If no end-column operand, then the from-string operand must be found starting in start-col.
Right column of a range (with start-column) within which the from-string value must be found.
Starts at the top of the data and searches ahead to find the first occurrence of from-string. See the discussion below about using ALL FIRST and ALL LAST on SPLIT.
Starts at the bottom of the data and searches backward to find the last occurrence of from-string. See the discussion below about using ALL FIRST and ALL LAST on SPLIT.
Starts at the first position after the current cursor location and searches ahead to find the next occurrence of from-string. NEXT is the default.
Starts at the current cursor location and searches backward to find the previous occurrence of from-string.
Starts at the top of the data and searches ahead to find all occurrences of from-string. See the discussion below about using ALL FIRST and ALL LAST on SPLIT.
LEFT causes the search-string to be found at most once in any given line. Where the search-string occurs more than once in the same line, only the left-most occurrence of search-string is changed, and any other instances on that same line are unchanged.
RIGHT causes the search-string to be found at most once in any given line. Where the search-string occurs more than once in the same line, only the right-most occurrence of search-string is changed, and any other instances on that same line are unchanged.
Locates from-string at the beginning of a word.
Locates from-string when it is delimited on both sides by blanks or other non-alphanumeric characters.
Locates from-string at the end of a word.
A request for selection based on the highlight color of the from-string. Color requests provide another powerful tool to control search selection. The full syntax and allowable operands which make up a color-selection-criteria are discussed in "Color Selection Criteria Specification". Refer to that section of the documentation for details.
Specifies a subset of the line range to be processed. X requests only excluded lines are to be examined, NX requests only non-excluded lines are to be examined. If neither X or NX are specified, all lines in the range will be examined.
The JOIN command performs the opposite function, combining two lines into one. See JOIN - Join lines Using Find/Change Strings for more information.
SPLIT and JOIN, as new SPFLite technologies, have been extensively tested, but it is possible you may run into issues using them. If you have any questions about how these commands operate, feel free to leave us your feedback on the SPFLite web site.
The to-string must be a P-type Picture string or F-type Format string, which must contain one and only one vertical bar | character, and which may optionally contain other characters. The vertical bar is not a literal | character nor any other data value, but represents a line-break to be inserted into your data. Any characters in the to-picture that appear before the vertical bar will appear at the end of the first line, and any characters in the to-picture that appear after the vertical bar will appear at the beginning of the second line, after the split takes place.
Note: While you might be tempted to think of a line-break being "inserted into your data" as being equivalent to inserting a raw EOL string (such as a Carriage Return / Line Feed pair) into your data line, that is not always the case. You can also split lines on fixed-length files which are defined as EOL NONE. The "insertion" of a line-break should be thought of in logical terms, not with reference to any line delimiter characters. When your file gets saved to disk, SPFLite will handle the EOL delimiters as needed; you don't need to be concerned about this.
Note: While the to-string can be a Format string, you will find that using a Picture string here should address most of your SPLIT requirements. Where a Format string comes in handy is when the from-string is a Picture, and you need a code of = in the to-string that doesn't match the corresponding position in the from-string.
Note: Because the to-string must be a Picture or Format string, there may be cases where your "replacement data" might include characters that are already defined as special-purpose Picture or Format codes. If you need such characters treated as ordinary data rather than as Picture or Format codes, you can escape those characters by preceding them with a \ backslash. See Specifying a Picture or Format String for more information.
Because the vertical bar | character in the to-string represents a split point, but is not itself a literal character, when you specify the to-string literally as P'|' with no other characters, you are asking the SPLIT command to delete each instance of the from-string and replace it with a line break. (Conceptually, this deletes data exactly the same as a CHANGE command with a to-string of ''.) If you don't want your found-strings completely deleted, or if you want your found-strings replaced with something else, you have to specify that in the to-string Picture - either before the vertical bar, after the vertical bar - or both places, if you wish.
SPFLite treats the SPLIT command as a specialized type of CHANGE command. Because of this, the RFIND, RLOCFIND and RCHANGE commands will also apply to SPLIT. Traditionally, RFIND (or RLOCFIND) is mapped to F5, and RCHANGE to F6. This means you can selectively split lines by alternating the use of the F5 and F6 keys (or, other keys if you map these commands differently).
See Working with SPLIT and JOIN Commands for example usage of the SPLIT command.
The SPLIT command does not use the various "virtual highlighting pen" color name keywords, like FIND and CHANGE do. The colors that are present after SPLIT completes depends on how the original found string is colored.
If the found string is entirely of one color, any text inserted by SPLIT will have the same color that the found string had before being split. If that text had been colored by using one of the "virtual highlighting pen" keyboard functions, that color will remain intact after the split takes place, or if the text had the default (normal) color beforehand, the new text will also have the default color.
If the found string is not entirely one color, but contains text in two or more colors (where the default text display is also considered a color), all of the text inserted by SPLIT will have the default (standard) color. SPFLite does things this way because it would be too hard to reliably determine how and where the newly inserted text should be colored, if multiple colors had to be assigned to the inserted text.
You may encounter cases where the SPLIT command won't do everything you want. You might want to split a particular string into multiple lines, whereas SPLIT will break a string in only one place. You may have text already colored by highlighting pens and you need precise control over how the text colors are affected by splitting. You may need special features supported by CHANGE, such as LEFT, RIGHT, TRUNC, MX, DX, etc. These and other cases may require a different approach.
Keeping in might that a SPLIT is a type of "change" to a line, you can perform more-complex splitting by doing this in two stages. First, use a CHANGE command to insert "user-defined split points" into your data, and then go back and use SPLIT to actually break them apart. This technique has the nice feature that after the first part, you can go and manually inspect all of the user-defined split points you just put in, and verify they are all where you want them, possibly adding and removing a few before the second part, if you have certain special cases where some extra data must be split and other split points have to be taken out. Because the CHANGE command, and any manual editing of your own, will have placed these user-defined split points exactly where you need them, only a simple form of SPLIT will be required to break the lines apart.
To do this, you might want to map some special ANSI character that you rarely use in your own data, and use that to represent your user-defined split points. If necessary, you can use the (Ansi) function to get any ANSI character into the clipboard, and then use it as a value for KEYMAP. For example, you could use the ? character for a user-defined split point,.
Suppose your task was to split some string "AB-CD-EF" into three lines on the dashes, between lines .ONE and .TWO. You can't do that directly with SPLIT, but (assuming that ? does not appear in your data) you could do the following instead.
By the way, if you don't feel like using a ? character, pick anything you like that's convenient and not already in your data.
SPLIT cannot be applied to zero-length lines, since there is literally nothing for SPLIT to find. If you were inclined to do this, it implies that you wanted to add another zero-length line next to the original zero-length line. That is, wherever there was a blank line, you'd now have two of them.
If you really want to do this, the easiest way to do it is to find all the zero-length lines, APPEND as many user-defined split points as you need, and then split these characters as needed. Here is an example of converting all zero-length lines into two zero-length lines each. The commands will exclude all lines that are zero-length, then place a ? character on each excluded line (and also unexcludes them in the process) and then splits each marked line into two lines, in a way that also removes the ? character.
The Pad to Length command PL can take a / or \ modifier. Putting PL/ on line 1 of a file will ensure that every line of the file is at least one character long.
The SPLIT command supports the X and NX keywords, to allow you to limit your line-range selection to only excluded (X), or only not-excluded lines (NX), if you wish. Regardless of the use of X or NX keywords, when a line is split, it is considered a "change" to the line. Any line that was excluded at the time is was split will become two lines, and both of these lines will be unexcluded.
The SPLIT command does not support the MX and DX keywords at this time.
Because the processing performed by SPLIT is different than ever done in ISPF or any prior version of SPFLite, an unusual situation may occur that could affect how SPLIT works, perhaps in a way you would not want.
This splits the left-most occurrence of 'oneTWO' on each line. That should work, right? Unfortunately, no.
The reason it won't work is that the SPLIT command will (a) effectively split the data the way you see it above as the 'desired result', but then (b) it will keep on splitting the data again, on the lines it just split.
For example, notice above that line 2 contains 'TWO oneTWOsix' after the first split. The SPLIT command, after splitting line 1, moves on to "line 2".
So even though you asked for only the left-most string of 'oneTWO' to be split on any given line, you got them all split. Well, what can be done about this?
Recall we starting this discussion by saying that the processing performed by SPLIT is different than ever done in ISPF or any prior version of SPFLite? This is the first time for any SPF-style editor that a primary command, under the control of find and change strings, could split apart lines while in the process of scanning them. This issue has to do with the way the keyword ALL works.
If you think about a standard CHANGE command, you could change the NEXT string, the PREV string, or ALL strings. Now, when you say CHANGE ALL, do you really care in what order they are ALL changed, as long as it gets done? Normally, no.
However, a SPLIT command could find a string on a line, and split that line, and then "run into" the remainder of the line it just split, possibly finding more of the same specified search string. That's what happened in our example. This will normally only be an issue when you are splitting a string which may have more than one occurrence on a given line.
In particular, this problem will normally only happen when using the LEFT operand on ALL lines. If you did a split of the RIGHT string on ALL lines, you would not "run into" a partial line that had more instances of the string, and so the problem we are discussing wouldn't happen. That's because SPLIT does its ALL processing going forward from the beginning of the line range you are working on to the last line of it. It's also because, once a line is split, and the right-hand side of the split point becomes a new line, the determination of what constitutes the "left side" or what is the "left most" occurrence of a string, starts over from the beginning of that new line.
Because SPLIT with the ALL operand performs its processing in a forward direction, the possibility of "running into" a "partial line" and re-processing it may exist.
The behavior of ordinary ISPF and SPFLite commands that take the ALL command has always been as if ALL FIRST had been specified. Except, up until now, you couldn't do that - ALL FIRST was illegal syntax. Now, you can.
but you don't need to be that explicit, because the FIRST is understood.
Remember that, as always, the various reserved keywords can be specified in any order you wish.
Because much of SPFLite uses common logic to handle common features across many primary commands, you will find that the keywords ALL FIRST and ALL LAST will be accepted on other commands, such as FIND and CHANGE.
However, because the special circumstances present for SPLIT don't occur for FIND and CHANGE, you will find that the ALL FIRST and ALL LAST work the same way that an ordinary, garden-variety ALL keyword does.
Why didn't we just skip over the rest of the line after splitting, to avoid this problem?
That's a good question. The answer is, if the SPLIT engine did such a thing, you would only be able to make one physical split per line. That is too big a restriction to impose on you, especially when it's very likely you would want to do that very thing, and probably quite often.
For certain, SPLIT is powerful, and will take some study and experimentation to get the hang of it, but if you need to break apart large numbers of lines based on find/change criteria, there's nothing else like it.
The SPFLite primary command SPLIT described here is unrelated to the IBM ISPF legacy SPLIT command, and merely reuses the SPLIT command name for a different purpose.


Mene Ayenet meredo new???????????? Betam Yasazenal!!! Medehanealem Ebakehen tesfachenen Atakechecheben.
Ethiopian Orthodox Church lost a young, talented and charismatic bishop that could contribute a lot for the development of the church. His Grace has shown all these on what he is doing at Mehur Monastery. Opening schools and giving local and orphan children a chance to learn and know their Orthodox faith. May God rest his soul in peace.
"Lihed kekiristos gar linor enafikalehu" endalew Bitsu abatachin wode ageleglut amlak hedu!
Medhanit atetitewachew metamem andejemeru besefiw yiweral. Deje selamoch eski addis abeba yeminafesewin were felfilachu asemun.
Papasu tirs wusit gebitew endenebere yitawekal. Yapapasatin budin siyasadid yeneberew budin sifeligachew endenerem tenegroal.
what to say, we are people who do not deserve to hear good news and hence every day we hear such heartbreaking news. we all know and believe that his illness and his early departure is for the good of our father, H.G. Abune Meleketsedeke. To those who are not doing according to their calling and according to their positions, he gives them time to repent for He is a mercyfull God and wants no one to perish. So let us take this opporutnity to see our selves and repent and cry.
ejege yemiyasazen new? betam talake abat nebru zara biyarfume heyaw yemiyadergachwe sera behagere sebkeatachew sertwal lezihem meskere YMuhure Gedame enkesksa,Bgedamu ymiyadgu Hesanate ena memanu meskere nawe. lesachew refte nefsene lesnanatn lgedamu menkosat ena hesanatu emnalew.
our great father.....we are feeling so lonely . you are GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is a shocking news for me and a great lose to the ethiopian orthodox church as well. even if his death seem as a victory for those tourchered him.
Oh, God have mercy on us!
"ወይርአዩ አሕዛብ በቅድመ አእይንቲነ በቀለ ደሞሙ ለአግብርቲከ..."
አምላክ ቅዱሳን ነፍሳቸውን በገነት ያኑርልን አሜን!
UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU... woyne woyne.. yegna abat, yegna tatairi..
my God!!!i don't believe he dead because of cancer.ere ebakachihu alun yeminilachew abatoch eyaleku new.ene behiyiwotie enidezi azignie alawikim.EGIZIHABIHER HOY TEMELIKETEN.
We saw from our fore real fathers, they did pass in their eariest age. We evil ones have longer age for repentance. So let's pray for ourselves and our church.
Our church lost A Father. We lost a father.
RIP!!!THOSE PUBLIC FIGURES WHO ARE ALIVE CARRYING JESUS NAME IN THEIR BLOOD...PLEASE FIGHT FOR THE UNITY OF OUR CHURCH BEFORE U BECOME INCAPACITATED.THIS PARTICULAR MESSAGE IS FOR "THE USA-BASED ABUNE MELKETSEDEKE AND THEIR ACCESSORIES ".
በአባቶቻችን የመከረን፤የጠበቀን አምላክ አባቶቻችንን ፈጽሞ እንዳያሳጣን ፈጽመን መጸለይ ያስፈልገናል!አሁን ነው "ተጨነቁና እዘኑ አልቅሱም፤ ሳቃችሁ ወደ ኀዘን ደስታችሁም ወደ ትካዜ ይለወጥ" ያለውን ቃል ማሰብ የሚያስፈልገው.
በውጭም ሆነ በሀገር ውስጥም የቀሩትን የቤተ ክርስቲያን አባቶችን አምላከ ይጠብቅልን:: የቅዱሳን አምላከ ለሁላችንም መጽናናቱም ይስጠን አሜን!!!
Today our church has lost a young and very talented Father, his Grace Abune Melketsedik. very sad moment for our church and all of us.
Those who have been to Mehur monasety and got the blessing of his Grace, should be committed to make sure all his life time efforts running smooth.
This should be the only way that reliefs the pain of our soul.
በእጅጉ የሚዘገንን መርዶ ነው! ቤተ ክርስቲያናችን ያለ ጥርጥር ታላቅ የወንጌል አርበኛ አጣች ማለት ነው::በዚህ ለእውነትና ለእምነታቸው ታማኝ የሆኑ የቤተ ክርስቲያን አባቶች በጧፍ ተፈልገው በማይገኙበት ዘመን ተዋሕዶ እምነታችን እየተሸረሸረ; መናፍቃን በተለይም የደቡቡ የሀገራችን ክፍል እንደ ወረርሽኝ እየተራቡ በሌላ በኩል ካልሰለማችሁ እየተባሉ የተዋሕዶ ልጆች እየተቀሉ ባሉበት ዘመን የእዩልኝና የማስመሰል ሳይሆን ለእውነትና ለእምነታቸው የቆሙና የተጋደሉ ታላቅ አባት አጣን!
እግዚአብሔር ቤተ ክርስቲያናችንና ሀገራችን ኢትዮጵያን ከክፉው ሁሉ ይጠብቅልን:: አሜን!
i am so depressed to hear such a very bad news.
i have known his holiness during my childhood his holiness was a one of the great fathers that we have at bisrate gebreil church.
i have known his holiness almost all of my life and i can't believe the fact that we are loosing such a leader and such a father.
may the almighty GOD rest his soul in peace.
it is really bad news. I don't know why Very good people not stay in our generation and called by God. I'm not saying that is bad for them but it is too bad for us We need spirtual leaders and very good elders. our church needs father like Abun Melke Tsedeq. yeabatachen tselotena bereket yederben Amen.
This is a very sad news. May God rest our father's soul in peace. As my brother up said lets find a way to help his monastery and the poor kids who he devoted his life for and hopefully we will get a peace of mind.
We've a number of fathers(bishops) but some of them their life out of the spiritual service area deliberately to get worldly relief .So, any problem of our Church is not yet their head ache,simply they show unwanted 'loyalty ' 4 the patriarch & top government officials by accepting and implementing every decisions of them.However, Abune Melketsadik was unique in this respect,he was very concerned 4 Church matters strongly criticized what is going on like Abune Qerlos some others @ the time when the church administration spoiled like the 15th & 16th centuries of the catholic church.
We (the son of TEWAHIDO)don't like to miss a father like him but not.We missed him a lot with his intact potential & great contribution for the betterment of Church service.If there is any plot behind his death the truth will be clear in the future and those who use their potential (spiritual or secular)4 this devilish purpose will be punished by strong & fair hands of GOD .
The question is what will be our responsibility?
EGZIABHEIR hoy yeabatachinin nefis beabriham ekif anurlin.
እግዚአቢሄር ነብሳቸው በሰላም ያሳርፍ። በጣም የሚያሳዝን ዜና ነው!! በጣም ትልቅ ቤተ- -መፃሕፍት ተቃጠለ። አግዚአቢሄር ሆይ አባቶችን ጠብቅልን!!!
Ersachewis kezih Alem dikamina mekera arefu egna tegodan enji!
በጣም የሚያሳዝነው ነገር የብፁዕ አባታችን አስከሬን እንደ ሌሎች አባቶች በፓትርያርኩና ረዳቶቻቸው አለመሸኘቱ ነው ... ምን ማለት ይሆን ይኼ???


This is a photograph from the book 'Origin, nomenclature and location of various houses and streets in Edinburgh'. This house once occupied the site of Gillespie's Hospital near Bruntsfield Links. It was an old baronial mansion belonging to the Napier family and started with a tower in the 12th century that was gradually added to. The origin of the name in unknown although some believe it relates to the wrights who lived there, who worked felling oaks on the Burghmuir.
This house once occupied the site of Gillespie's Hospital near Bruntsfield Links. It was an old baronial mansion belonging to the Napier family and started with a tower in the 12th century that was gradually added to. The origin of the name in unknown although some believe it relates to the wrights who lived there, who worked felling oaks on the Burghmuir.


By this time, it's barely even a surprise to report on a professional video game player such as Tyler Blevins, also known as Ninja, probably the most famous of his field, making big bucks to do something many of us would happily do for free (and, in fact, pay for the privilege). But it's still interesting to see how video game companies are often ready, willing, and eager to shell out large amounts of money to have players give their releases a shot, provided they have a large enough viewing audience. Like, for example, Electronic Arts, which reportedly paid around $1 million to have Ninja play its latest release Apex Legends shortly after its release in February.
EA's release strategy for Apex Legends was to draw in several notable game streamers – Ninja among them – to play the game just hours after it was officially released. The strategy seems to have paid off, with a reported 10 million players signing up to play the game in the first three days of its availability. Ninja's only responsibility to earn that paycheck was to tweet about the game and then stream his playing of it to his 13 million followers on the Twitch game streaming platform.
"We really wanted to create a day where you couldn't escape Apex if you cared about games and we wanted it to feel like an event was happening everywhere around the globe on that day…We had streamers from all over Europe, LatAm, North America, Korea, Japan so that we could get our message out there and people would see the game."
That appears to have worked, with the aforementioned 10 million early sign-ups for the game, as well as the estimated $500 million in annual revenue for EA that will come along with Apex Legends' continued popularity.
Streaming star Tyler "Ninja" Blevins is reportedly making around half a million dollars a month just playing Fortnite (sometimes accompanied by Drake) for his millions of viewers on Twitch, YouTube, and Amazon Prime.
On July 21st, the "Rise Till Dawn" event will take place at Chicago's Willis Tower, otherwise known by its former name of Sears Tower, and players will be able to compete directly against Ninja himself.


Some of the neat toys that make this work are POSIX-only and starlet is Win64, so the first thing is the introduction of `ninja`: a Linux VirtualBox guest. This guest connects to the VPN, and as before, can now connect directly to audia. As a convenient bonus, with the VPN connected from the guest VM, Windows doesn't see a need to disconnect it when switching users.
Now anything running on ninja, such as devproxy, can connect directly to dev without any further trouble. (Of course, dev is listed by its 192.168 IP in ninja's /etc/hosts.) Since I gave ninja a host-only network as well, FoxyProxy can be configured to connect to it, and complete the circuit.
Also since ninja is POSIX, I can use mosh to log into audia to cut down on the latency issues due to routing three states over and back (work and home have different ISPs, and the home ISP routes everything three states over.) mosh can't log in directly to dev, because sshuttle doesn't use the normal routing table and the UDP packets intended for ninja don't go anywhere. But using mosh over the slow network and then ssh to the local-from-there guest VM isn't bad.
Sometimes I worry that I'm building overly-complex things. Then I remember what has come before and it doesn't look so bad.


This is Thiruvathirai Chariot (Ther ) kolam.Watch the video & try this one. For creating dots from top to bottom (wheels):First draw 1,3,5,7,9,11 dots.Then 3 dots on left & right side with 5 rows as shown in the photo.After that 11dots with 2 rows,then 9 dots with 2 rows followed by 3 dots on each side with 2 rows. Dots creation is simplified to the maximum extent & video with slow speed for following.This you can draw at your entrance & also in pooja room.Let us pray mother Sivagamavalli & lord Nataraja on this auspicious day to lead a happy & peaceful life & finally liberation from this birth cycle.


We have considered the impact of the UK's withdrawal from the EU on a number of financial crime and investigations topics. See the dropdown menus below for further information.
The UK is currently a member of the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) scheme. This enables an arrest warrant issued in one member state to be executed in any other member state in order to secure a person's rapid removal to the requesting state. It replaced the separate extradition arrangements in place between each EU member state.
There has been controversy regarding the scheme in the past, and in particular the accusation that it was being used regarding very minor crimes and to surrender UK citizens to jurisdictions such as Greece where standards of trial process have been criticised. In November 2013, the UK Parliament's Home Affairs Committee concluded that the EAW was "fundamentally flawed", but parliament voted to stay in the scheme anyway.
According to the National Crime Agency, the annual level of requests from the UK for extradition of an individual from an EU member state has stayed relatively constant, ranging from 219 to 271, between 2010 and 2015. In 2015 150 people were arrested and 121 of those were sent to the UK as a result of EAWs issued by the UK.
Pro-Brexit politicians have stressed their desire to maintain cooperation with European authorities in combating crime. Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Croatia are all members of the EAW scheme, despite not being members of the EU.
However, it is now clear that (unless a deal is reached before exit day) the UK will not remain part of the EAW scheme and EU Member States will be designated "Part 2" territories under the Extradition Act 2003. This means that they will therefore enjoy the same status as countries such as America. Requests for extradition from these territories need decisions by both the Secretary of State and the courts, so present a slower route to extradition than under the EAW, but still represent an enhanced level of cooperation between states. Further information is set out in The Law Enforcement and Security (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 and the accompanying Explanatory Memorandum.
Broadly, the pan-European targeting of complex cross-border criminal activity is founded upon inter-governmental cooperation as much as it is upon specific EU law frameworks. Where this legal foundation remains unchanged, most importantly the European Court of Human Rights and the Council of Europe, cooperation and participation in these cross-border endeavours will continue.
There are two EU agencies that explicitly require membership of the EU for participation: Europol, the EU police intelligence agency, and Eurojust, the coordinating network of EU prosecution agencies. A negotiation will be required to establish a new legal foundation for the UK's membership of, or cooperation with, these bodies. Issues of data protection in the sharing of intelligence information will also require resolution, as the UK will be outside the EU regime following Brexit. But it is unlikely that either the UK or the EU will want to see any reduction in cooperation in investigating criminal activity and it can be expected that a relatively early resolution of these issues will be found. Other non-EU states, such as the USA, Canada, Australia and Norway, have developed relationships with Europol and, with its geographical proximity, it seems very likely that the UK will too.
The UK can offer judicial assistance to any country or territory in the world, regardless of the existence of an agreement providing a framework for such assistance. The only stipulation is that if there is such an agreement, any request be made within the framework provided.
The European Union based its framework of cooperation on a protocol negotiated by the Council of Europe. Consequently, the UK will be able to rely upon this pre-existing agreement, as the UK's membership of the Council of Europe remains unchanged. However, this protocol does not provide the specific mechanisms or detail that was created under the European Union framework. For example, the European Investigation Order (EIO), seeks to allow the transfer of evidence through a single instrument prescribing detailed methods for gathering evidence. The Regulations introduced by the UK in 2017 to implement the EIO (Criminal Justice (European Investigation Order) Regulations 2017) will be revoked on the UK's withdrawal from the EU, albeit that orders issued prior to the withdrawal will remain to be complied with.
Whilst some detail for the process of mutual assistance is provided under the 1978 protocol, the impact of Brexit will be for subsequent requests from, and of, EU members to become ad hoc and the outcomes less predictable. This may lead to delays and potentially inconsistent treatment of requests for mutual legal assistance. The ultimate solution is likely to be a bi-lateral treaty between the UK and the EU, as the UK has had with China since the beginning of 2016.
See here for detail on how data protection will be affected by Brexit.
The UK implemented the provisions of the Fourth Money Laundering Directive in June 2017 following adoption of the Directive by the EU in 2015.
Following Brexit, the UK will be under no obligation to implement the provisions of future money laundering Directives. Having said that, we expect that the UK will continue to make changes to our regime to be in line with EU standards. This is because the provisions of EU legislation flow from recommendations made by the Financial Action Task Force, a global inter-governmental body. Given the UK's strong position on money laundering regulation in the past and in particular the UK's approach to gold plating of EU requirements, it is unlikely that the UK will want to fall behind international standards (albeit that any changes that will need to be made in the UK are likely to be minimal).
The Government is committed to implementing amendments made to the Fourth Directive by the Fifth Directive (adopted by the EU in 2018). The deadline for implementing the Fifth Directive is 10 January 2020. It is therefore likely that amendments will be made to the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 (MLRs) during 2019.
A number of amendments to MLRs have already been prepared in readiness for Brexit. The draft amendments make a number of changes, reflecting the fact that, for example, the UK will become a "third country" (ie outside of the EEA) and references to customers based in other EEA jurisdictions need to be modified.
Brexit will have no impact on UN Security Council sanctions measures, which will continue to be adopted in the UK and within the EU Member States. However, the EU often introduces measures that are broader in scope than those adopted by the UN. The EU also introduces sanctions where the UN does not - the measures introduced in respect of Russia and Ukraine are a recent example of this. Post-Brexit, those additional EU measures will no longer automatically apply in the UK.
Notwithstanding that, it is likely that the UK will seek to follow the approach taken by Switzerland and introduce measures that reflect the EU position. This will ensure that transactions and funds are not routed through the UK by persons seeking to circumvent or evade EU sanctions. That being the case, the sanctions in force within the EU and the UK would be largely the same. However, the way that such measures could be challenged would differ - a person seeking to challenge a designation in the UK would be required to do so by means of a judicial review. Where such person is also designated by the EU, a parallel challenge would need to be made in the ECJ.
The Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018 puts in place provisions to permit the UK to make financial sanctions and to designate individuals and entities under those sanctions outside of the EU framework. The UK has commenced issuing sanctions in readiness for Brexit, see, for example, sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
Brexit's impact is likely to be felt most in relation to policy. Post-Brexit, the UK will have no formal input into the designation of EU sanctions targets or the formulation of EU sanctions policy. In the past, securing the required unanimity from the Member States has often depended on strong support from the UK. Its absence from discussions may result in weaker measures being introduced by the EU.
Weaknesses in EU sanctions could prompt the UK to introduce more stringent measures of its own. However, the impact of any such measures is likely to be limited without wider support from the EU, or perhaps the US. The newly established Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has recently been armed with greater powers of enforcement, including the power to impose civil fines for financial sanctions breaches and increases to maximum prison sentences from two to seven years. This has been interpreted by some as a step towards the tougher US model. However, it seems more likely, given their close trade, political and geographic ties, that the UK will continue to push for the use of robust restrictive measures within the EU, albeit now from the side-lines.
Read our article on Impact of the New Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act Considered for further information on this topic.


text:
Biden Administration Sues Georgia over Election Integrity Law
BlackSalmon/Getty Images
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Friday that it filed a lawsuit against the State of Georgia over the state's new voter integrity laws, which were signed in March.
The DOJ alleged the Election Integrity Act of 2021, also known as SB 202, was created for the purpose of "denying or abridging the right to vote on account of race." Attorney General Merrick Garland is pursuing action against the state by challenging provisions of the bill under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
"The Justice Department's lawsuit alleges that the cumulative and discriminatory effect of these laws—particularly on Black voters—was known to lawmakers and that lawmakers adopted the law despite this," The DOJ contented in a release.
The department specifically said it is challenging absentee ballot restrictions, reduction of drop boxes, and voter ID requirements, among other new provisions.
Notably, the lawsuit is one of the first actions taken by the newly minted Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, who runs the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ. She became a controversial figure during her nomination after statements she made while attending Harvard as an undergraduate resurfaced. In a letter to the Harvard Crimson she claimed Black people are mentally and physically superior, Fox News reported.
"The Department of Justice will use all the tools it has available to ensure that each eligible citizen can register, cast a ballot, and have that ballot counted free from racial discrimination," Clarke said of the lawsuit.
The Heritage Foundation debunked several Democrat myths surrounding Georgia's new election laws in April, "which the radical left has falsely described as a voter suppression bill harkening to the era of Jim Crow," Breitbart News previously reported.
Additionally, polls show close to 80 percent of voters, including more than 60 percent of black voters, support voter ID.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp released a statement about the lawsuit, saying it "empowers federal government overreach in our democracy":
This lawsuit is born out of the lies and misinformation the Biden administration has pushed against Georgia's Election Integrity Act from the start. Joe Biden, Stacey Abrams, and their allies tried to force an unconstitutional elections power grab through Congress – and failed. Now, they are weaponizing the U.S. Department of Justice to carry out their far-left agenda that undermines election integrity and empowers federal government overreach in our democracy.
The case is United States v. Georgia No. 1:21-cv-2575 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
PoliticsBrian KempDOJGeorgiaGeorgia's Election Integrity Act of 2021Kristen ClarkeMerrick Garlandvoter integrity


Gold Weems has confidently represented clients in real estate matters throughout Louisiana since its founding. Gold Weems proudly services all aspects of the real estate industry, representing clients ranging from the first time homebuyer to the large industrial business.
Our experienced real estate attorneys aid both individuals and businesses to navigate real estate transactions from initial development discussions through closing and construction. Additionally, we help our clients organize, structure, and negotiate real estate transactions, and we draft and prepare rental agreements, oil and gas leases, purchase agreements, operating agreements, merger agreements, or any other contract that may be required to address our client's individual needs.
Gold Weems' real estate attorneys are licensed title insurance agents of First American Title Insurance Company. Our team often examines the chain of title of property and renders title opinions letters to our clients based on property law issues that arise under the unique civil law tradition of Louisiana.
Gold Weems prides itself on its reputation for excellence and can provide you with excellent services for all of your real estate needs. We have the skill and experience to assist you when you want to purchase a new home for your growing family or to expand the footprint of your growing business. Gold Weems is here to grow with you.


text:
by Rory•September 28 2016•No Comments
Actors Finn and Dylan Wittrock got their acting chops at Shakespeare & Company
You can read an new article of Finn Wittrock and his brother, Dylan Wittrock that will be in the next issue of Berkshire (October). Both of them will be in the next Shakespeare & Company's reading of Hamlet. And also there's a great photoshoot taken by Megan Haley.
We're going to update our gallery with scans as soon as possible.
Finn Wittrock is living an actor's life. The boy from Lenox made love to Lady Gaga before devouring victims on the series "American Horror Story." He partied with Brad and Angelina in an Australian desert after wrapping Unbroken. His character died of AIDS in The Normal Heart, and he had a huge payday as an optimistic young investor in last year's hit The Big Short. This year, Wittrock will be seen in La La Land with Ryan Gosling, onstage in Othello with Daniel Craig, and on Broadway opposite Sally Field in The Glass Menagerie. (He made his debut in 2012 in Death of a Salesman opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman.)
It's been quite a ride for the 31-year-old Berkshire native, but it's not all glitz and glamour.
"Even if it looks glamorous, it is work," says Wittrock, who returned to the Berkshires in August to see his brother, Dylan, make his professional debut performing in repertory at Shakespeare & Company. The two will be back again October 8 for a benefit reading of Hamlet.
Just like his brother, Dylan is walking in his father's footsteps. Peter Wittrock studied vocal training with Shakespeare & Company's co-founder Kristin Linklater and became a company member. "My dad was 27 when he started working here, and I'm about to turn 27," notes Dylan, sitting across from Finn at Lenox Coffee one morning before a performance. "Everyone's calling him Peter," Finn says, adding that it is surreal to see people who knew them from their childhood. Both are Hollywood
handsome with strong jawlines and intense eyes. More pronounced is how intelligent, thoughtful, and grounded they are, for which they credit their family—and those Shakespeare & Company roots.
At five years old, Finn literally jumped into his first role during a performance of The Tempest at Edith Wharton's estate. "The shipwreck was on The Mount's balcony," Finn recalls vividly. "I was in the parlor watching, and my dad, who was playing Ferdinand, was like, 'Come on,' and he dragged me up onstage. Everyone was in silhouette, and he told me to pretend we're on a sea and in a storm, and go this way and go that way, and then fall—and I did!"
The Wittrock family moved away when Finn was six and Dylan was two, but the Berkshires, or more accurately, Shakespeare & Company, remained their summer home. It's where their father performed and their mother worked in the office. "It was like everyone was our mom," says Finn. The boys lived, breathed, and played theater, even forming a company of their own with the other children of company members called, The Very Young Company. They focused on acting, directing, and designing Shakespearean scenes. "It became this thing," remembers Finn. "People would stay after the show and watch us."
The boys weren't just playing, they were developing a craft. "I was always the messenger boy, and I would be like, 'Here, my lord, the letter for you,' but then I would sit backstage or sit in the back of the audience and watch the whole show every night and watch how actors were immersed in that nonstop, overwhelmingly busy schedule," says Finn. "That's how I feel I learned most of what I know." His takeaway was "a very holistic experience of acting. It's the nitty-gritty of doing it."
Today, both Wittrocks are doing the nitty-gritty. Finn trained at Juilliard's prestigious acting program before landing a recurring role on "All My Children." He performed Off Broadway and on television, but everything changed when Mike Nichols saw him perform at the Signature Theatre.
"He was so kind and nice and that was good enough," says Finn. A month later, Nichols asked him to audition for Happy in Death of a Salesman.
"I auditioned, and then Mike said, 'Can you come back in a few hours to read for Scott Rudin?' And I was like, 'Okay!' I remember walking out shaking." He was cast that day and, like that, he says, "My life was different." Not only did he get to play opposite Philip Seymour Hoffman, the role opened doors that led to Unbroken, The Big Short, and "American Horror Story," plus an Emmy nomination, red carpets, award shows, and all the trappings of being one of Hollywood's rising stars.
Dylan's path was more circuitous. "I wanted to see for myself what I wanted to do," Dylan recalls. He worked at an early intervention clinic with his mom, an occupational therapist. He studied Spanish and photography at the University of San Francisco, and then he travelled. "I went where the wind took me, and eventually it took me to New York," he says. He enrolled in the acting program at Atlantic Theatre Company, and nine months later, he performed on Shakespeare & Company's stages. "I've been doing it my whole life, but I'm starting over," he says.
Finn and Dylan live in Los Angeles today, Finn with his wife, a dancer he met at Juilliard, and Dylan with his fiancé, who is also a dancer. "It grounds you to have a family," says Dylan. Their days are spent reading scripts, writing, exercising, and trying to stay creative while waiting for the next role.
Even with his success, Finn says 90 percent of acting is still rejection. "It's your sensitivity that makes you a good actor, but it also makes you vulnerable and makes it all hurt," he says. "You are open to being crushed at all times, so you have to build a kind of scab."
At the upcoming October 8 benefit reading of Hamlet at Shakespeare & Company, Finn will read Hamlet, Dylan will play Rosencrantz, and his cohort, Guildenstern, will be read by Rory Hammond, one of the co-founders of their childhood theater company. Ariel Bock, company member and one of the Wittrocks' "other moms," says, "It's great to have them both back acting at their artistic home!"
This article appears in the October 2016 issue of TownVibe Berkshire
Source: TownVibe Berkshire
(VIDEO) Inside Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights
(VIDEO) Finn Wittrock on How He Proposed to His Wife


Creating Linux VM's using a kickstart script.
booting up. My guess is to connect the virtual floppy, but I'm not sure where/how to create the virtual floppy using the correct format Hyper-V/Microsoft wants.
Has anyone done this before or have a good tutorial URL for this?
What size LUNs do you guys request from your storage team? When I worked with VMware I would request 5 to 10 TB LUNs. I obviously don't want one massive LUN and I don't was tons of small 1 TB LUNs so what's your sweet spot?
not designate a quorum or a witness during setup.
the two VLANs so everything works (cluster, live migration,hyper-v) smoothly?
Has Microsoft published any recent best practices around using Dynamic Disks in Windows 2016 DC Edition w/Hyper-V cluster?
I just can't find an "official" article from Microsoft that I can use to present to some colleagues.
I was wondering how I should setup my virtual switch in a 2016 DC Edition hyper-v cluster (10 hosts) using failover clustering. I am using Hyper-V Manager at the moment.
* Currently host, Cluster, VM's are all using the same VLAN. I can separate these by using separate VLANs if needed.
I currently have all (except storage) of the different functions using the teamed 10 Gig ports and it's working just fine, but I guess best practices say to split the different functions (live migration, cluster, management, VM guest traffic) up.
or failover will be with the same 10 hosts.
I come from a VMware background and would normally just create one or two virtual switches with multiple port groups/separate VLANs and use 2 10 Gig E for everything except the storage.


text:
Юрий Петрович Ковеленов () — советский и российский тележурналист, диктор Центрального телевидения Гостелерадио СССР. Известен тем, что объявлял о создании ГКЧП 19 августа 1991 года. Ученик Юрия Левитана.

Биография
Родился 21 августа 1939 года в Остяко-Вогульске.

Отец был военным, поэтому семья постоянно переезжала с места на место.

Семья была многодетной — пятеро детей. Юрий — самый старший. Родился настоящим богатырем — весом в 5 килограммов 400 граммов.

В какой-то момент семья осела в Омске, где он и вырос.

Отец умер, когда ему было 14 лет. После этого жили они трудно, Юрий подрабатывал по ночам в магазине, копал траншеи, искал с геологами нефть.

После школы поступил в автомобильно-дорожный техникум. Там начал заниматься в художественной самодеятельности, потом попал в радиотеатр. Его заметили и пригласили работать диктором Омского радио. Он вспоминал: «Я сразу же согласился, даже не спросив, какая у меня будет зарплата. Весь вечер сидел у печки и репетировал: "Говорит Омск, говорит Омск"».

На протяжении трёх лет работал диктором на радио и телевидении в Омске.

В 1962-1964 году служил в армии в противовоздушной обороне. Затем поступил на факультет журналистики. Окончив университет и высшую партийную школу, Ковеленов уехал в Ярославль, работал там по специальности. Затем по итогам конкурсного отбора прошёл на Центральное телевидение.

С 1965 года диктор жил и работал в Москве.

Вёл на Центральном телевидении программы «Время» и «Новости», помимо этого с середины 1970-х годов вёл телевизионный фестиваль «Песня года» (в 1972, 1973, 1975 годах в качестве ведущего песенных конкурсов в зале, в 1982—1983 годах вел заключительные концерты в паре с Татьяной Ромашиной и Татьяной Судец соответственно). Журналист также выступил (1973) одним из авторов программы «Утренняя почта» (изначально — «По письмам телезрителей»), которая выходила на экраны с сентября 1974 года. Кроме того, Ковеленов вёл правительственные концерты, парады и демонстрации.

В августе 1991 года во время путча Ковеленов зачитывал по телевидению постановления ГКЧП. В 1993 году он состоял в бригаде, которая дежурила во время штурма телецентра «Останкино».

В 1995 году диктор покинул Центральное телевидение. После ухода с телевидения окончил экономические курсы. Работал посредником фирм, занимающихся лесоматериалами. Кроме того, был консультантом по накопительно-страховым программам компании «Элидес». Даже придумал афоризм: «Жизнь в России — это страховой случай».

В 2016 году стал членом попечительского совета «Российского фонда милосердия и здоровья».

Личная жизнь
Дважды был женат. Обеих жен звали Татьянами.

Первая жена — Татьяна Каюкова, училась в педагогическом институте имени Ушинского в Ярославле. Познакомил их корреспондент от Москвы на ярославском телевидении Юрий Раппопорт. Постепенно дружеские отношения переросли в любовь, и 4 августа 1965 года они поженились.

В браке (уже в Москве) родилась дочь Марина. Сейчас она живет в Италии, у нее собственная балетная школа и двое детей — одного из них зовут Микеланджело в честь итальянского дедушки, а другого — Юрий, в честь Ковеленова.

Вторая жена — Татьяна Ковеленова, в прошлом танцовщица ансамбля «Березка». На момент знакомства была замужем. Познакомились на одном из концертов, который вел Ковеленов. Он вспоминал: «Кстати, именно внешние данные позволили мне стать ведущим концертов. На одном из них я встретил свою вторую жену, и она тоже "звалась Татьяна". Голубоглазая красавица с вьющимися волосами из ансамбля "Березка". Как-то в шутку сказал ей: "Я на вас женюсь". Она очень удивилась: "Вы что, смеетесь? Я замужем!"». Но все вышло так, как он говорил — они стали мужем и женой.

Во втором браке родился сын Дмитрий.

Вторая жена с сыном Дмитрием живут в Греции.

Смерть
Скончался на 80-м году жизни в Москве 25 ноября 2018 года от болезни сердца. Прощание с Юрием Ковеленовым прошло в Москве 28 ноября в Большом траурном зале больницы Управления делами президента РФ. Его прах был захоронен на Митинском кладбище.

Примечания

Ссылки
 О чём глубоко переживал первый ведущий «Утренней почты» Юрий Ковеленов

Персоналии:РГТРК «Останкино»

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
French May Arts Festival (藝術節) is an annual arts festival organized by the Association Culturelle France - Hong Kong Limited to promote French art and culture. Events include visual arts, operas, classical and contemporary dance, music and theatre, circus as well as cinema.

Exhibitions
 Chu The-Chun - University Museum and Art Gallery, Hong Kong (2010)
 Bettina Rheims, Rose, c'est Paris - Hong Kong City Hall (2011)
 Guillaume Bottazzi, Guillaume Bottazzi, wonderland - Hong Kong Central Library (2016)

References

Consulate General of France in Hong Kong and Macau: https://hongkong.consulfrance.org/Guillaume-Bottazzi-Wonderland-Le-French-May-2016-10059
Hong Kong Tourism Board: http://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/see-do/arts-performance/highlight-events/le-french-may-arts-festival.jsp
Consulate General of France in Hong Kong and Macau: http://www.consulfrance-hongkong.org/LE-FRENCH-MAY-2013-PREVIEW-DINNER
Hong Kong Tatler: http://hk.asiatatler.com/events/le-french-may-2013-preview-dinner
Hong Kong Tatler: http://hk.asiatatler.com/columnists/joanne-chan/horseracing-in-hong-kong-and-france
Hong Kong Tatler: http://hk.asiatatler.com/columnists/joanne-chan/le-french-may-highlight
SCMP: http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/article/1104667/le-french-may-gets-flying-start-2013
LCSD (2011), Le French May Arts Festival 2011: https://archive.today/20130217165524/http://sc.lcsd.gov.hk/gb/www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/CulturalService/Programme/en/music/00000290.html
LCSD (2012), Le French May Arts Festival 2012: https://archive.today/20130217154541/http://sc.lcsd.gov.hk/b5/www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/CulturalService/Programme/en/multi_arts/000003a5.html
HK Government (2012), Hong Kong Heritage Museum to exhibit Picasso masterpieces: http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201203/28/P201203280518.htm
Alliance Francaise (2003), French May 2003 : un avant-goût:
French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Hong Kong (2009), A heartfelt tribute to Laurent Aublin (1949-2009): https://web.archive.org/web/20141111113549/http://www.fccihk.com/fccihk/en/news/news_details.html?id=377

External links

Festivals in Hong Kong
Culture of Macau
Arts festivals in China
Cultural festivals in China