We would find it useful for the All List Items Report to include Student Notes, just like it includes Library Notes.
With a Library managed list building model, we would like to use this as an overall quality control including checks for typos and consistency of message and to check on bookmarks created for chapters which we weren't able to scan due to copyright restrictions (as we include a Student Note to direct the student to the chapter in this instance).
At the moment, it's only possible to see this information list by list.
Items are currently displayed on the review screen sorted by their date added. The most recently added item appears at the top which means in many cases items for review appear in reverse order from the list view. We would like to suggest that when reviewing a list items should display in the same order as they appear on the actual list. We would also like to see section titles included on the review screen.
We have a number of long lists and academics tend to add notes to lists such as 'please buy new edition' which on a 300+ item list is hard to find - could the reviews screen be updated to allow you to filter by library notes or at least sort the table by the library notes column?
When reviewing a list the item area is greyed out if the review is for a draft list. It's not easy to read the text with a grey background. The only way to stop a draft list from being a draft is to publish it but we don't want to publish a list until a review is completed. If it's necessary to warn staff that the list being reviewed is a draft list, we would like this information to be displayed in some other way.
It would be useful if the filters a reviewer applies were saved to their profile or at least existed for the session while they were performing the review.
Currently the filters reset if the reviewer makes changes to a resource requiring filters to be reset to their preference each time.
While we appreciate it is still in beta mode we would like there to be an option to switch off the "list bibliography" feature. The version of Harvard used here does not match the approved style for RGU and therefore it could cause problems for students by misleading them. Until we have chance to speak to academic staff and ask them to weight the pros and cons we would like to have it turned off.
We've begun some work to allow you to specify the styles you would like to appear in the citations drop-down. In the interim, it is possible to place a configurabe message above the bibliography to indicate that it is a BETA feature and may not contain the relevant styles. Please contact support if you want to display some messaging.
It would be useful to view previous review data for items which appear on live lists (i.e. list(s) it is on and the review outcome). This would allow acquisitions staff to quickly gauge whether there is sufficient stock for the total number of students or if an item has already been ordered for another course.
Issue with chapters "Part of" / "Is part of" at review stage.
We have found a problem with the use of the "Part of" / "Is part of" function particularly at the review stage. Resources bookmarked and then amended to provide the details of a particular chapter show in the review stage as a chapter and it is the chapter information which is displayed to the reviewer rather than the resource it is part of.
This is problematic because multiple chapters from the same book can appear on a list in this format but it is not immediately clear that they are all part of the same resource and therefore have to be checked multiple times, extending the time it takes to perform the review.
This can be resolved by using "Part of" – in so much as it resolves the problem at the review stage but it only provides the chapter information once the bookmark on the list has been clicked. This information is not displayed at the top level on the list and the "Part of" information in the bookmark is potentially confusing as it is essentially the reverse of what is intended (see attached image).
The proposed idea would be that data about the main resource is displayed during review. So, for example, if an academic uses "Is part of" for a book chapter it is the book rather than the chapter which appears at review and the "Is part of" data is effectively hidden at this stage.
When a list is in draft status, you are missing a lot of list editing options. We would like all options possible for published lists to be possible for draft lists as they could all be useful.
The ability to search for book titles within the Talis Aspire tenancy from a search box, thus allowing users to see if books are on other lists.
We have added in functionality to the All List Items report to allow you to search by title and ISBN allowing you to identify where book titles are being used across your tenancy.


Being the breadwinner may not matter to you if, say, he makes an amazing dinner every night so you don't have to worry about cooking or he's a great handyman and has updated your entire apartment, but only you can decide that.People often think they know full well the advantages and disadvantages of being a teen mum, with the advantages being that oh-so-glamorous and easy lifestyle of living on benefits, and the disadvantages being the general ruin of your whole entire life.Be selective about your battles and learn to compromise on things that aren't vital to your relationship, she recommends.If a lot of your guy's friends are like him—young and single—going out to bars until 4 a.m."He'll come up with creative date ideas that bring back romance and youth, and make you feel empowered and appreciated."When you enter into a new relationship, it's no secret you're bringing former boyfriends along with you. "Men can have preconceived notions about women and relationships based on past experiences," says Samantha Daniels, a professional matchmaker and president of Samantha's Table Matchmaking."The younger and less experienced he is, the more open he'll be in his relationship with you."Be forewarned, though: Less baggage can also mean a lack of relationship skills, such as communicating and resolving problems and conflicts, says Melanie Matcek, a matchmaker and relationship coach in San Antonio, TX.
Your children's chums all add you as Facebook friends - great for getting an insight into their world (not so great if you'd rather not know - or you'd rather they didn't know yours) 9. The unplanned-ness of it all can mean that siblings have to wait - in my case my son will be waiting forever. Even though you love the bright colours and fizzy drink taste, unfortunately so will your child. By the time the kids have left home and you can go travelling on your own, you'd pretty much hope that you know who you are by then… You missed the chance to skip lectures and have a Duvet Day.


Last night was damp and foggy, and a ship anchored off the coast was sounding its horn – the first time I've ever heard this from the house.
Recorded with a Sennheiser K6/ME66 microphone and an Olympus LS-10 recorder. Filtered in Cubase LE to remove noise and boost low frequencies.


Voting results for the 2018 National Radio Hall of Fame's 24 nominations are in. Four of the six categories were decided by a voting participant panel comprised of nearly 1,000 industry members. The remaining two were voted on by the public who cast a record-breaking half million votes. The inductees by public vote are WWO syndicated Mark Levin in the Spoken Word Format On-Air Personality category and WWO syndicated Kid Kelly for Music Format On-Air Personality.
Joan Hamburg, host of The Joan Hamburg Show on 77 WABC Radio and prior, WOR AM, and known as New York's "First Lady of Radio."
NRHOF Chairman Kraig T. Kitchin commented, "It's our mission to recognize the most impactful personalities and individuals to our medium and honor them. We're proud to induct these individuals for their contributions into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2018, our 30th year."
The induction ceremony takes place Nov. 15 at New York City landmark Guastavino's located in midtown Manhattan. Tickets are now available at www.radiohalloffame.com.


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Tomato Gostu or Tomato Kosthu is a simple side dish which goes well with idli / dosa or pongal. The name is new to me but my mum does this quite often for idyappam or idli she calls it just paruppu. I find it goes well with idli / dosa or rava pongal .. This gostu will be watery than Sambar.
Add Green chillies, Moong dhal, turmeric powder and sliced tomatoes. Add 1/2 cup of water and cook it till 2-3 whistle. Switch it off.
Once cool down remove the skin of tomato and mash it.
Add it back to the sambar.Add sambar powder, 1/2 cup of water and mix well. Let it boil for another 5-7 mins.
Aah!! thats one simple and comforting side for idli/dosa!!
Simple and cool recipe.I like time consuming recipes.
my fav combo is tomato gostu with idlis...loved your recipe!
I love gothsu with pongal and idlis.. looks very delicious..


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40% Off Sale Celebrates New Non-GMO Logo On Oct 10th!
Updated: Mon, 05/13/2019 - 9:05pm
by Mark Fergusson, Chief Vegetarian Officer, Down to Earth
GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organism. GMO, also known as genetically engineered, bio-engineered, or biotech crop, is a term commonly used to refer to crops that have been genetically altered using gene-splicing technology (See the sidebar, "What Does GMO Mean, and Why Should I Be Concerned?).
I am excited to tell you that on Sunday Oct. 10th Down to Earth will have a big Non-GMO sale! You'll get at least 40% off on a wide variety of Non-GMO Verified products including entrées, pasta sauce, breakfast foods, beverages, snacks, gluten-free products, and baking items.
The sale will be the high point of our participation in the natural food industry's first Non-GMO Month. The goal of Non-GMO Month is to build awareness of the new "Non-GMO Project Verified" logo that is starting to appear on non-GMO tested product packaging across the U.S. The new logo will empower consumers to exercise their right to choose non-GMO foods. We firmly believe you have a right to choose what you eat and feed your families, and the logo will help you make an informed decision about whether you want to eat GMO foods.
The new Non-GMO logo and the protocols governing the right to use it on product packaging were developed by The Non-GMO Project. This is a non-profit organization that Down to Earth has been a part of since inception.
What Does GMO Mean, and Why Should I Be Concerned?
GMO means Genetically Modified Organism -- also known as genetically engineered, bio-engineered, or biotech crops.
GMOs have been created in a laboratory using gene-splicing biotechnology. This process allows scientists to create combinations of plant, animal, bacteria and viral genes that do not occur in nature or through traditional crossbreeding. The process is haphazard, and can lead to unintended and uncontrolled changes in the organism's DNA.
The vast majority of GMOs on the market are bred for herbicide tolerance and insecticide production. Despite biotech industry messages to the contrary, there are no GMOs available that have demonstrated increased yields, drought tolerance, nutritional superiority or any other consumer benefits. At the same time, there is a growing body of peer-reviewed research linking GMO consumption with decreased fertility, allergies, abnormalities in organs and immune response, and more.
In the European Union, all products containing more than 0.9% GMO are required by law to be labeled as such. Due to our own government's lack of initiative with similar consumer protections, the Non-GMO Project was created. If you are concerned about GMOs and would like to see them more completely researched before feeding them to yourself and your family, you can now choose "Non-GMO Project Verified" products. Find out more at https://www.nongmoproject.org
The tenth of the month, or 10.10.10, is Non-GMO Day. On this day retailers throughout the nation will conduct educational activities to raise consumer awareness about the new "Non-GMO Project Verified" logo while also raising funds for the Non-GMO Project. We are donating 5% of sales that day to the Non-GMO Project. The proceeds will help advance consumers' right to choose and will help support the long-term availability of non-GMO food and ingredients.
October 2010 Is First Ever Non-GMO Month
As retailers, Non-GMO Month and 10.10.10 are great events for us to participate in, as we have first hand experience dealing with consumer frustration and confusion regarding GMOs, how to identify them, and how to avoid them while shopping for food. We experience the same frustration when buying products for our stores. So, Down to Earth is pleased to join this industry-wide effort to establish the Non-GMO Project.
We are motivated by a simple idea. We believe that consumers in North America should have access to clearly labeled non-GMO food and products. That conviction is the guiding mission of the Non-GMO Project. It's a lot easier said than done! In the beginning, a huge part of the challenge was that—by the time the Project was started—GMOs had already been in production across the U.S. and Canada for nearly 10 years. Contamination risks to seeds, crops, ingredients and products had been steadily increasing without a standardized set of best practices to identify and stop contamination.
While this situation had previously paralyzed all efforts to address the problem, the Non-GMO Project took a different approach. They decided that the lack of a perfect solution was no excuse not to try to do something. They believed that with enough hard work and collaborative spirit they could improve the situation.
New Seal Backed by Third-Party Testing
Before the introduction of the Non-GMO Project, North America had no third-party verification program to test products for their GMO content. Many manufactures made non-GMO claims, but there was no way for you, as the consumer, to know whether or not the claims were actually true. Ideally, such claims would be backed by third-party testing. This idea is the heart of the Non-GMO Project—an independent Product Verification Program (PVP).
The PVP was designed to verify that participating companies or organizations are capable of producing and delivering products that comply with the Non-GMO Project's Standard. It verifies that participants' operations and systems comply with requirements of the Standard.
Nearly 900 products have been verified to date, with thousands more in the process. After "Verification" they are authorized to display this new logo on their packaging:
During the next few months, as manufacturers begin to include the Non-GMO Project Verification logo on their packaging, you will see more and more of the verified products on our shelves. A complete list of participating products is available on the Non-GMO Project's website: https://www.nongmoproject.org.
Down to Earth is proud to be a charter member of the Non-GMO Project. We feel strongly that our customers have a right to choose what they eat and feed their families. Many of them want to know whether the food they are purchasing contains GMO ingredients. Since Organic Certification prohibits the use of GMOs, selecting foods with the Organic label has been the only way customers could choose non-GMO foods. However, Organic Certification covers how a food is grown, not the content of the food itself. And, since food production has become increasingly compromised by cross pollination and cross contamination in processing and handling, even Organic Certification is not enough to ensure that a product is non-GMO.
What does the "Non-GMO Project Verified" logo mean?
The "Non-GMO Project Verified" logo is not a guarantee that the product is 100% GMO free. But it's close!
The protocols to grant Verification involve a comprehensive set of best practices to avoid contamination. All the ingredients must pass a test indicating that the ingredient is below 0.9% GMO (in alignment with laws in the European Union). After testing, the Project ensures that its rigorous traceability and segregation practices are followed to ensure that the tested ingredients are what get used in the product. In short, this seal means that a product has been produced according to rigorous best practices for GMO avoidance, including testing of risk ingredients.
The logo tells the consumer that GMO contamination has been avoided throughout the growth and harvesting of crops, their processing, storage and packaging. By making this information available to the public, the "Non-GMO Project Verified" label helps ensure that the customer will have the final say.
The supply of GMO-laden foods and products is increasing, although consumers remain skeptical. Often they are not aware of the meaning and potential effects of GMOs. According to the USDA, plantings of GM soybeans, corn, and cotton this year are at all-time highs: 93% of soybeans, 86% of corn, and 93% of the cotton planted in the United States is GMO. And with as much as 80% of processed foods in the country at risk for GMO contamination (according to the Grocery Manufacturers Association), it has been nearly impossible to make it out of the grocery store without GMOs in your cart!
But don't give up hope just yet…the "Non-GMO Project Verified" seal will, for the first time, give you an opportunity to make informed choices when it comes to GMOs.
For more information about Non-GMO Month visit: http://www.nongmomonth.org/.
To see Down to Earth's position statement on GMOs, please visit: http://www.downtoearth.org/label-gmos/down-to-earth-and-gmos
Earth News September 2010
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Natural Products Industry News
'Non-GMO' Seal Identifies Foods Mostly Biotech-Free
By William Neuman
Alarmed that genetically engineered crops may be finding their way into organic and natural foods, an industry group has begun a campaign to test products and label those that are largely free of biotech ingredients.
With farmers using gene-altered seeds to grow much of North America's corn, soybeans, canola and sugar, ingredients derived from biotech crops have become hard for food companies to avoid. But many makers of organic and natural foods are convinced that their credibility in the marketplace requires them to do so.
Read more about 'Non-GMO' Seal Identifies Foods Mostly Biotech-Free

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We had a great meeting today. We are getting into the swing of the season by starting to design and get ready. We also received our field an are beginning to set it up.
Today, the software team completed Body's hardware map. Isaac added a gitignore which fixed the corrupted file problem. Jay was busy being caught up to speed. Sadly Robert was not able to join us. We updated he phones software and the driver stations software to the latest versions. Andrew and Kian made a wiring diagram for Boxy.
Today, the hardware team worked on strategies for scoring the minerals. We decided to try to score them in the lander, and we came up with two design. A spinner design and a claw design. We then split into teams to make these designs.
A few members went to a book reading to support DECA.
Today we got a lot of work done from both hardware and software angles.
Today, the software team worked on teaching the new members github while also inviting them to our snack channel. Isaac got DogeCV to work today, and I started making the hardware map. The software team also got the new members up to speed on installing software, and gave them a crash course in Git. Isaac added DogeCV to the new repository, the one with the 4.0 version of the Robot Controller App software configured. Everything worked properly, eventually anyway, and Mineral Recognition has been successfully added to the new repository.
We finished building next gen and boxy.
Hello everyone! Today's meeting was a huge success for both hardware and software.
Hardware team made some huge progress towards disassembling our old-old robot kBot, repairing our software test robot Boxy. They even finished doing our parts inventory.
Software team started teaching some of our new members interested in software about our software. They also started implementing FTC 4.0 into our git repository, but were met with some resistance, so there is still work to be done on that front. Also, one of our team members has created a program using DogeCV, a library created by another FTC team, to detect a gold mineral.
We had a great meeting today! We have finally started the season in earnest, and did some great activities for preparing to build the bot. First we did team elections for all four team leads, captain, Software, Hardware, and marketing.
We did a Stu-Bot activity, hardware team started to inventory our parts, and Marketing team fixed some problems with the website. Stu-Bot is a popular activity in FRC, a competition similar to FTC but scaled up to football court size. We scaled down the FTC field 4 times smaller and moved around small LEGO cars to simulate the game. We learned that autonomous will have to account for the small space that both bots will be going to, and roughly how many minerals we can expect to collect.
Hardware team did some great work on inventory. They got almost half way finished! Some great charts were produced to show what each part was.
Marketing did some great work on the website. Check it out!
Stuff we need to do to get our robot to work!


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Q: Collapse C++ functions in Visual Studio 2012 We use Visual Studio 2012 and I've got a little problem with that. There are some cases when the function/class definition collapse/expand feature is missing.
For example if I mark a class as a final class then I cannot collapse this class and non of it's functions. But after I remove the final keyword everything works again.
class Class // I can collapse this class.
{
// ...
};

class Class final // I cannot collapse this class.
{
// ...
};

And there's another problem with final classes. The Go to Definition and Go to Declaration actions not work.
An other example is when I add an explicit return type annotation to a lambda function.
auto function = []() // I can collapse this lambda.
{
    // ...
    return new Class;
};

auto function = []() -> Class* // I cannot collapse this lambda.
{
    // ...
    return new Class;
};

I tried Visual Studio 2013 at home and if I remember these things are good in that version.
Does anyone know a solution for this ? A patch, an update, an extension or anything else.

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How average income earners will be pushed into private health insurance by 2020
By Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Updated July 23, 2016 — 10.49pm first published at 10.45pm
By 2020 average income earners will be forced to buy private health insurance or pay extra tax after the government quietly extended a freeze in the threshold for the Medicare Levy Surcharge.
The income threshold, where rebates start to phase out and taxpayers without private cover are charged the surcharge, will stay fixed at $90,000 for singles until June 2021.
The Medicare Levy Surcharge originally targeted high-income earners and was indexed to average weekly full-time ordinary-time earnings.
However, the first Abbott-Hockey budget in 2014 paused indexation until June 2018. The 2016 budget extends the freeze for another three years, saving about $370 million on the forward estimates.
Former health minister Sussan Ley said in 2015 health funds were issuing "junk" policies to keep budget conscious customers. Credit:Andrew Meares
Ian McAuley, a fellow at the Centre for Policy Development, has highlighted the freeze in a paper on private health insurance and public policy to be presented at the 2016 Health Insurance Summit this coming Thursday.
He points out that the average full-time wage would be about $90,000 by 2020-2021, based on the long-term wage price index in the budget of 2.75 per cent.
The move was buried within the 2016 budget papers but has largely escaped public notice. Even the government's own privatehealth.gov.au information site says indexation is due to resume in 2018, perhaps because the extension is yet to be legislated.
It's likely to pass parliament, since during the election campaign Labor proposed to pause indexation for a decade, while the Greens promised to scrap the rebate altogether within four years.
Mr McAuley is a proponent of the idea that directly funding private hospitals alongside the public system would be more efficient than giving public subsidies to private health insurers.
He argues the freeze in the threshold for private health rebates and the Medicare Levy Surcharge takes the cost of subsidising the insurance sector off the budget and into the "dark world of hidden subsidies". He argues exempting private health fund members from the Medicare Levy Surcharge is a form of subsidy for the industry.
Currently the government pays $6.5 billion in direct outlays for the rebate and $1.6 billion in "tax expenditures" (because the rebate does not count as taxable income). The freeze in the threshold means the government will gradually shell out less for the rebate, while the pressure on individual taxpayers to buy private health cover will increase.
"What has passed for an economic debate in the last two elections has been mainly about the size of the deficit," Mr McAuley says in his paper. "That focus encourages cost-shifting and resort to what are known as 'privatised taxes'. Private health insurance ... is essentially a privatised tax, designed to achieve some of the same outcomes as Medicare, but without the exposure of public scrutiny and without the automatic community rating built into the tax system."
He says the political emphasis on the size of the deficit leads to politicians prioritising bookkeeping and the "cosmetics of fiscal rectitude" over responsible economic management – meaning if a cost can be shifted off-budget it will be because it looks better, even if it's less efficient. Toll roads and private health insurance are two key examples of this trend.
Health Minister Sussan Ley said the Coalition was committed to improving the value for money Australians get from private health insurance.
"While we are making it easier to compare policies and find a more-affordable deal, Labor and the Greens have only promised to take a bigger scalpel to people's private health rebate if they were in power," Ms Ley said. "The choice is clear."
Caitlin Fitzsimmons is the Money editor for the Sun-Herald and Sunday Age.
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Caitlin Fitzsimmons is the associate editor of The Sun-Herald and a columnist.
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This Century
Soul Sucker
This Century is a pop/rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. Members	Joel Kanitz (Vocals) Sean Silverman (Guitar) Ryan Gose (Drums) Past Members: Alex Silverman Forming back in 2007, This Century have quickly become one of the more exciting pop/rock bands to enter the scene. With their first LP release on Action Theory/Warner Bros. entitled "Sound Of Fire", the band solidified their spot amongst the top tier of the pop/rock circuit. Soon after the release, AP Magazine named the them as one of the "100 Bands You Need To Know for 2011". Their unique combination of anthemic pop and die hard… read more
This Century is a pop/rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. Members	Joel Kanitz (Vocals) Sean Silverman (Guitar) Ryan Gose (Drums) Past Members: Alex Silverman Forming back in 2007, This Century have quickly become one of the more exciting pop/rock bands to enter the scene. With their first LP re… read more
This Century is a pop/rock band from Phoenix, Arizona. Members	Joel Kanitz (Vocals) Sean Silverman (Guitar) Ryan Gose (Drums) Past Members: Alex Silverman Forming back in 2007, This Century have quickly become one of the more exciting pop/rock bands to enter the scene. With their first LP release on Action Theory/Warner Bros. entitled "Sound Of Fire", the band s… read more
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Вільям Гарбатт (англ. William Garbutt, * 9 січня 1883, Хейзел Гроув — † 24 лютого 1964, Ворік) — англійський футболіст.
 Люк Гарбатт (англ. Luke Garbutt, * 21 травня 1993, Гаррогейт) — англійський футболіст.

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(2283) Bunke es un asteroide perteneciente al cinturón de asteroides, descubierto el 26 de septiembre de 1974 por la astrónoma soviética Liudmila Zhuravliova desde el Observatorio Astrofísico de Crimea (República de Crimea).

Designación y nombre
Designado provisionalmente como 1974 SV4. Fue nombrado Bunke en honor a la activista revolucionaria y guerrillera argentina Tamara Bunke.

Véase también
 Lista de asteroides del (2201) al (2300)
 Cuerpo menor del sistema solar

Referencias

Asteroides del cinturón principal
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos por Liudmila Zhuravliova
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos desde el Observatorio Astrofísico de Crimea
Objetos astronómicos descubiertos en 1974
Wikiproyecto:Asteroides/Artículos de asteroides


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Penn State Men's basketball improves to 5-0 after comeback win against Yale
by: Rosie Langello
(WTA) — With just under four minutes to play in the second half, the Nittany Lions would go on a 12-0 run to help them win the game over Yale 58-56 on Saturday.
The Nittany Lions would trail for most of the game until their second half comeback.
Izaiah Brockington would come off the bench and register 15 points for the Lions. Lamar Stevens finishes with 13 points and 13 rebounds.
Penn State improves to 5-0 on the season.
Maryland / 5 mins ago


Welcome to the 2018 Stephens & George Printing Harry Flatters Rally, Brecon Motor Club are once again looking forward to hosting crews from all over the United Kingdom, Ireland and Europe. This year will see a change of format but we still aim to provide an enjyable challenging day. As usual there will be a two pass recce available the day before along with scrutiny and documentation. We are proud to be hosting a number of championships and challenges and hope that in these difficult times for rallying you will come and enjoy the weekend with us.


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Tags: Donald Trump | Media Bias | Russia Probe | rudy giuliani | robert mueller | chris cuomo | apology
Giuliani Demand for Apology Rejected by CNN's Chris Cuomo
(CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time")
By Jason Devaney | Monday, 25 March 2019 10:15 PM
Rudy Giuliani got into a fierce debate with a CNN host Monday night on the subject of giving an apology to President Donald Trump for insinuating he was guilty of conspiring with the Russians for two years before Trump was cleared over the weekend.
During an appearance on "Cuomo Prime Time," Giuliani told host Chris Cuomo he owes Trump an apology.
"You guys have tortured this man for two years with collusion and nobody has apologized for it," Giuliani said. "Before we talk about obstruction, apologize."
Cuomo replied, "Not a chance."
Giuliani then accused the host of being unfair to Trump. Cuomo pushed back, and Giuliani continued.
"No, I'm outraged. Collusion, collusion, collusion. No collusion, Chris.
"Apologize."
Cuomo said, "Never. . . . I didn't do anything wrong. These questions are real. They needed to be regarded as such."
"How about this network should apologize?" Giuliani said.
"I don't apologize for the network," Cuomo said.
Giuliani added he feels The Washington Post and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., should also convey their apologies to Trump.
Later in the interview, the pair was discussing the fact special counsel Robert Mueller could not come to a conclusion on whether Trump should be prosecuted for obstruction of justice. Cuomo said he would like to know what got Mueller so hung up he could not make a decision.
"This obstruction theory is garbage," Giuliani said.
The former New York City mayor said he debated with Mueller's investigators on the obstruction issue before the investigation was closed.
"They have a crazy theory that if the president was thinking about obstruction, that constitutes obstruction," he said. "Well, first of all, the president wasn't thinking about obstruction and secondly, [Mueller prosecutor Andrew] Weissmann is out of his mind because if people get prosecuted for what they're thinking — if somebody said, I think I might want to kill that guy because he was mean to me . . ."
Cuomo interrupted and asked, "But doesn't he mean formulation of intent? Corrupt intent?"
"No, that's why he says there's no obstructive intent," Giuliani said. "It has to come out of my mind and be conveyed to somebody. It never happened."
Sharyl Atkisson: Journalists Owe Trump an Apology
Rep. Cicilline: Need Full Report to Make Determination on Collusion
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Fast food workers and supporters in Denver & Boulder joined a nationwide day of protest for better wages.
McDonalds was the target for protesters like this woman in Boulder, Colorado, on a day of demonstrations nationwide for better wages for fast food workers.
Fast food workers and supporters demonstrated for better wages inside a Denver area McDonalds.
Higher pay for fast food workers was a demand of this woman and others demonstrating outside a Denver area McDonalds.
Striking fast food worker, outside a Denver area McDonalds was among over 50 people demonstrating for higher wages.
Fast food workers braved single digit temperatures, to demonstrate for higher wages, as well as equal pay for women workers, outside a Denver area McDonalds.
This Jobs With Justice supporter joins a protest for higher wages for fast food workers, in the frigid early morning hours, outsde a Denver area McDonalds.
Marchers braved bitter cold to demonstrate for higher wages for fast food workers, outside a Denver area McDonalds.
Single digit temperatures did not deter these Jobs With Justice supporters from calling for higher wages outside a Denver area McDonalds.
A $15 per hour wage was a demand of these protesters insdie a Denver area McDonalds.
Jobs With Justice members took a protest for higher wages for fast food workers inside of a McDonalds restaurant in suburban Denver, Co.
This McDonalds worker spoke out for better wages, at a demonstration inside a Denver area McDonalds.
Demonstrators in Boulder Colorado braved temperatures in the single digits, to protest the low wages of fast food workers. The protest was part of a national day of protests and strikes by fast food workers.


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Pope Francis Sends Money to Support Migrant Caravans Trying to Enter U.S.
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Pope Francis is sending a half million dollars to help migrants in Mexico who are trying to reach the United States, according to a report Saturday from Vatican News.
"Pope Francis has donated 500,000 dollars to assist migrants in Mexico. The funds, from the Peter's Pence collections, will be distributed among 27 projects promoted by sixteen Mexican dioceses and religious congregations, which requested assistance in continuing to provide food, lodging, and basic necessities to the migrants," the report declares.
The article notes that in recent months, "thousands of migrants have arrived in Mexico, having travelled more than 4,000 kilometres on foot and with makeshift vehicles from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala."
"Men and women, often with young children, flee poverty and violence, hoping for a better future in the United States. However, the US border remains closed to them," the text states.
The money is intended "to assist the more than 75,000 people who arrived in Mexico in 2018 in six migrant caravans," the article states. These people "were stranded, unable to enter the United States, without a home or livelihood" and therefore the Catholic Church has hosted "thousands of them in hotels within the dioceses or religious congregations, providing basic necessities, from housing to clothing."
The article laments declining media attention on the migrant caravans, which has reportedly resulted in decreased government and private financial aid to migrants.
According to Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, some of the migrant caravans marching toward the U.S.-Mexico border were organized by Honduran "leftist groups" and "financed by Venezuela" in order to challenge U.S. sovereignty.
For his part, Guatemalan head of intelligence Mario Duarte said this past February that the caravans heading toward the border are "well-planned" and "well-organized" by those wanting to "weaponize those in need."
"This was not a spontaneous event. It was well-planned. It was well-organized," Duarte said, adding that different intelligence, law enforcement, and military agencies found evidence that last October's caravan from Honduras to the U.S. was not a grass-roots initiative but had been organized in advance.
Pope Francis has made support for immigration a defining theme of his pontificate and has urged nations to be more welcoming toward migrants.
Earlier this month, the pope said that migrants bring with them the wealth of a multicultural and multi-ethnic world, thereby enriching their host nations.
"Let us thank God for a multi-ethnic and multicultural society," the pope told students and faculty of the San Carlo school of Milan who came to see him in the Vatican, "because dialogue among cultures, persons, and ethnicities is richness."
"We must not be afraid of the water of life, of this multiethnicity, of this multiculturalism," Francis said, "and here I touch on a sore topic: don't be afraid of migrants."
"Migrants are those who always bring us riches. Europe itself was made by migrants! The barbarians, the Celts… all these came from the north and brought their cultures with them. Europe grew in this way, with the contrast of cultures," he said.
On March 31, Francis attacked U.S. President Donald Trump over his proposed border wall. Asked by a reporter what he thought of Trump's wall, the pope warned that "builders of walls, whether they are of razor-wire or brick, will become prisoners of the walls they build. That's history."
We need bridges and "we feel pain when we see people who prefer to build walls," he said.
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How can three American women deliver an urgent message to the government of Japan?
The message is an important one for the government to listen to, and it concerns a very serious situation-the deliberate poisoning of Japanese children. The Japanese Minister of Health, Yoichi Masuzoe, is especially difficult to reach-certainly if you are a Westerner, and most certainly if you are a woman. You see, according to Yanagisawa-sama, women should be staying at home and functioning as baby producing machines for the good of the future economy of Japan. Not only should women not be in the work place, they most certainly should not be protesting in front of his office pointing out atrocities in Japan.
But that is what Sea Shepherd activists Allison Lance and Danielle Thompson, along with Sea Shepherd Director Persia White are doing. Their message is simple and direct. Japanese school children are being forced to eat mercury-contaminated dolphin meat in their school lunch programs, and this must stop. It should come as no surprise that this is happening. After all, something needs to be done with the tons of meat taken from the 22,000 dolphins cruelly slaughtered on Japanese beaches every year. Poisoned dolphin meat cannot be sold to foreigners or people intelligent enough to know that mercury is a heavy metal that will Swiss cheese your brain and cause genetic defects.
But Mayor Kazutaka Sangen of Taiji, Japan could care less about the effects of mercury and methyl-mercury on the brain. Sangen-sama is building a specially designed slaughterhouse just for dolphins. He wants to kill more of them, he needs a market for the flesh, and the government seems to be quite willing to buy his dolphin meat for the school lunch programs as a very cheap source of protein for growing children. Yes, protein for strong muscles, with mercury thrown in for a weakened brain. Maybe that is what the government wants-weak brained labourers and future dolphin killers. Who knows? What we do know for certain is that deliberately feeding poisoned meat to children in Japan is seemingly okay with the government. They are doing nothing and do not wish to know anything about it.
The Japanese media is even more adamant about not wishing to investigate the horror of screaming, bleeding dolphins on beaches and the spectre of sponge-brained children growing up to give birth to genetically distorted freaks. It is somewhat pathetic that in the land of the Samurai, three gaijin women must come like saints to serve the needs of the Japanese children, and to plea for the lives of innocent dolphins. After all, that is what the word samurai means-to serve.
These women are in Japan to save lives-the lives of dolphins and the lives of children-where they strive to expose their most urgent message to a society that is obsessed with profit and armoured in apathy. It is their giri-their obligation and responsibility-to defend the dolphins and the children. Allison and Danielle are displaying the images of slain dolphins in the public forum on the streets of Tokyo. They are busily handing out leaflets to reach Japanese citizens who are completely in the dark about both the dolphin slaughter on Japanese beaches and the toxic lunch programs provided to school children. The police are threatening them with arrest for protesting at the same time as the Japanese media are condemning the stifling of dissent on the streets of Rangoon in Myanmar.
Back in Taiji, Mayor Sangen is stifling dissent with threats of violence. Last month, two courageous Japanese Councilmen, Junichiro Yamashita and Hisato Ryono, spoke out publicly against the feeding of mercury-contaminated dolphin meat to children. Sangen-sama's threats quickly shut up Ryono-sama, who now refuses to mention the issue. Only Yamashita-sama remains with the courage to continue to condemn the dark schemes of Mayor Sangen, the dolphin butcher of Taiji.
Allison and Danielle have been protesting and leafleting at Shinjuku and Shibuya. They are now demanding a meeting with the Japanese Minister of Health. Sea Shepherd Director and actress Persia White, who stars in the hit comedy TV series Girlfriends, is traveling to Japan to support them and to present a stack of petitions to the Minister of Health. Persia has a strong fan base in Japan to help get this message out.
Children are being poisoned in Japan for profit. Dolphins are being speared, stabbed, clubbed, and drowned by the tens of thousands on Japanese beaches. Mayor Sangen's new death camp for dolphins, if known to the average Japanese citizen, would invoke the same revulsion it does for all of us who have seen the horrific evidence of the brutality, blood, and gore of the senseless slaughter of the gentlest and most intelligent creatures in the sea.
Almost half a million dolphins have died in the annual dolphin death drives. The bays run red with the hot blood of these screaming creatures as Japanese fishermen slash, stab, spear, and club the animals to death. Witnessing the slaughter and watching innocent children being fed poison is reminiscent of another era, a time that many of us thought had long past-the time of the Rape of Nanking, comfort women, medical experiments on humans, the Bataan death march-a time when Japanese ruthlessness shocked and horrified the world. And now this! This unimaginable horror! Every bit as disturbing as the events of a generation ago. And yet just like in pre-war Japan, the media are complicit, the public apathetic, and the politicians compromised. Mayor Sangen's slaughterhouse providing poisoned meat to a generation of children is a war crime every bit as foul and loathsome as those insidious acts of Japanese war criminals of the past.
Aside from the courageous lone voice of Yamashita-sama, where is the indignation in Japan? Has everyone forgotten the obscene consequences of mercury poisoning in Minamata decades ago? Were the hellish ravishes of toxic mercury pollution of the bodies of the citizens of Minamata not enough to illustrate the total horror of this affliction? The facts are shockingly evident. The levels of mercury in the bodies of the dolphins being fed to the children of Taiji are as high as, and higher than, that of fish tested at the time of the Minamata crisis. The government and media did not act in Minamata until it was too late for the victims, and now the same pattern is being repeated. Apathy and official refusal to address the reality of the situation will doom these children as horribly as the thousands at Minamata were doomed.
The challenge is for these women to break through the shroud of apathy and send the truth echoing down the corridors of power in Japan that the slaughter of dolphins must be ended and the feeding of the toxic meat of these dolphins to innocent children must be brought to an end. Allison and Danielle have found the Japanese people they have petitioned on the streets of Tokyo to be genuinely concerned and also surprised to hear the message-a message denied to them by their own media and government. A few even cried when they saw the images that the media has denied them in their own nation.
How can three American women deliver this urgent message to the government of Japan? They will do so on the streets, directly to the people. They will knock on the formidable doors of power until the politicians listen. They will petition, leaflet, and protest, and they will distribute images of slaughtered dolphins dying in pools of their own blood, of school children sentenced to the ravages of toxic poisoning, and of laughing cruel fishermen plunging spears into the hearts of dolphins or slitting their throats-and all of this done under the banner of the Rising Sun.
Is this where Japan is heading in the 21st Century? Not if these women succeed in delivering their message. All of us who love and care for dolphins and children must support them, lend our voices to their efforts, and demand justice. We must demand an end to the killing of the dolphins and an end to the deliberate poisoning of innocent children.
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Lynne C Hinkle, ND, PA-C, MSOM, MS, became interested in holistic medicine in the early 90's. While working for a medical manufacturer, she would dig through medical journals seeking the root causes for cancer, heart disease and other seemingly "incurable" chronic ailments. In her reading, she was moved by a core tenet of Naturopathic Medicine: "Treat the cause of the disease, not the symptoms," and this has driven her practice ever since.
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As a Naturopathic doctor and PA, Dr. Hinkle is trained in holistic family medicine and general practice. She believes in the body's inherent wisdom and its capacity to heal, and provides practices that enhance these capacities. For example, Dr. Hinkle regularly assists patients in both strengthening their immune systems and reducing harmful environmental exposures that can degrade health. Dr. Hinkle believes it's critical to treat the "whole person." At the same time, she honors the patient's immediate concerns and encourages them to participate in the decision making of their personal healing plans and treatments.
Dr. Hinkle graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine, Portland, OR in 2004 with a Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine and a Master of Science in Oriental Medicine. She practiced holistic family medicine and acupuncture at the George Washington University Center for Integrative Medicine in Washington, DC for seven years, where she treated chronic health issues in children through geriatrics. In an effort to make holistic medicine more accessible to all families, in 2013, Dr. Hinkle completed a Physician Assistant (PA) masters degree from Samuel Merritt University, Oakland, CA. She then practiced family medicine for a year at West County Community Clinic, Sebastopol, CA., before working for five years at the award-winning Pediatric Alternatives clinic in Mill Valley, CA. Here Dr. Hinkle treated both adults and children, practicing a full scope of medicine from holistic to conventional. Recently, Dr. Hinkle and her family moved back east to be closer to family.


1. Mobile Number Portability MNP which was scheduled to start today (January 1, 2009) in all the metros and category A circles, followed by rest of the circles by March 20 has again been extended by the government. What is the new deadline fixed for this purpose?
2. In which of the following countries Slow Food Movement took place to combat fast food ?
3. Who among the following is best known for his discovery and development of the first safe and effective polio vaccine.?
4. Which among the following correctly described the plot of the Indian Play Mudra Rakshasha?
5. In how many states in India, Hepatitis B vaccination is being implemented as a part of Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) which was conceived in 2002?
6. Who among the following is known to set up municipal institutions at work in India in 1882?
7. Gram Sumangal a 100% central sector scheme provides_________?
8. Which among the following was first Municipal Corporation of India (Established in 1687)?
9. As per the Union Budget 2010-11, the government of India will receive a maximum amount of money from which of the following?


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Season 1 Episode 19: The Flood.
the gladiator is a special enemy in the rise of the dark nemesis series.
gladiators are wretches with an extra set of arms, wearing heavy armor, and incredibly strong. technically, they can duel wield large dark energy swords.
as gladiators wear heavy armor, killing them would be impossible. however, they can be shot in the back, similar to the rake. UNSC forces can only kill gladiators if absolutely necessary, as they tend to have aggression. due to being able to duel wield swords, UNSC officially targets the gladiators first. unlike the general, the gladiator is a natural leader for the dark energy empire.
on death, they will convert into blood pools and vaporize, simply to evade capture. how this occurs is unknown.
the goliath often deploys gladiators with its pods.
during the assault on halo installation 03, the gladiators were the first to be encountered. one of them injured simon jarrett and judy hopps, and another one severely wounded undyne.


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Q: In $\mathbb Z[x_1,x_2,\ldots,x_n]$, show $x_1 x_2\cdots x_n$ has $2^{n+1}-2$ non-constant polynomials dividing it This particular question is a part of an assignment which could not be discussed due to pandemic .

Question (a)  Consider the ring R of polynomials in n variables with integer coefficients . Prove that the polynomial $f(x_1 , x_2 ,\ldots, x_n) = x_1 x_2\cdots x_n $ has $2^{n+1}-2$ non-constant polynomials in R dividing it .

Attempt: (a) any polynomial in R dividing f would be of form ${x_{1}}^{i} ...{x_{n}}^{i}$ i=0 or 1.
So , there will be $2^{n}-1$ polynomials . But the answer is 2 times my answer.
Thanks!!

A: Note that if $x_i ...x_k $ divides f then - ($x_i ...x_k$) also divides f . So, correct answer is $2^{n+1}-2$.

A: In a) you forgot the coefficient: $-x_1$ divides $x_1x_2$. This gives $2^{n+1}-2$ divisors because the coefficient can be $1$ or $-1$.
b) The phrase "So, the elemets of order 11 is fixed" does not make sense.


I'm really enjoying being near the Mediterranean during our stay in Cyprus.
It took about a week for the weather to warm up and to see the sun. This little bird was happy to be able to fish in the sea. I think it is a kingfisher. It hovered for a few seconds above the sea, and then dove in beak first to get a fish!
In the past week we've had some very sunny days with high temperatures around 19 or 20 C (about 66 – 68 F). The sun brought out this large lizard. Is it a gecko?
The Med is so interesting. There aren't huge tidal changes in the sea level, but wind and weather make a big difference in the waves. This is just south of us between Pernera and Protaras. This is our favorite spot along the water. This first picture shows quite a lot of waves, and higher water.
This is the same spot a few days later with calm seas.
Another day, with some waves.
And on this day it looks as calm as a lake!
The other day we went to Cape Greco. It is a national park, and has beautiful rocky beaches. This church sits up on a hill above the sea.
A natural bridge that doesn't look like it will be around for long!
I love the color in the water at Cape Greco.
The shore is very rocky, and there are caves along the water.
The beach in Protaras the other evening, looking northeast.
The next few pictures show some waves on the local beaches in the area.
We discovered a great little harbor just to the north of us. See the church way behind the boats?
Here it is up close, another church right by the sea.
So far, I haven't gotten tired of exploring along the sea.
Here's our favorite beach cat, just hanging out in the sun. This was the one day that I put on shorts. Otherwise, it has been sunny, but a bit cool for shorts for me.
More sea pictures showing the variations in the colors.
Nissi beach near Ayia Napa.
My favorite beach picture. Palm trees, sunshine, blue sky and the sea. Ahhhhhhhhhhh (she says, with a long exhale).
Thanks, Mina. I agree – not bad at all. I'm a lucky woman!
Do you know what the sticks are for in the first picture? I'm curious. Great pic of the Kingfisher – his colors are gorgeous. Ah, and the sea – it really changes. The changes in color, waves, peaceful waters, like a new landscape each time. I love the Churches, the bridge is very cool, and my favorite, the pic of you and the cat!!!
Laura, I think those are stands for beach umbrellas. In the warmer months, there are beach chairs and umbrellas that you can rent from the hotels and bars along the sea front. I knew you'd like the cat photo! It is interesting to be here long enough to see all the moods of the sea!
Being the beach girl that I am, I must admit I am a bit envious! Dip your toe in the water for me!! What a beautiful place….. I second your ahhhhhhh!
I will, Anne. I am feeling completely spoiled being able to spend so much time by the sea.


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As Addison said in an earlier post, we met Andreas, the farm hand, on the road last Monday after we had walked a good ways out towards Two Trees. He said a bunch of words we didnt understand, showed us some rice stalks, and shook his head no. He said Sabado and Domingo. With this said, we will try again to harvest some of the rice crop tomorrow and Sunday.


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Tracing special interest and partisan spending in recent supreme court elections held in other states, and the pouring of "dark money" into judicial elections in the wake of Citizens United, Justice Nelson says the same trends could affect Montana judicial elections and have a frightening impact.
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The ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia, also known in Georgia as the genocide of Georgians in Abkhazia (), refers to the ethnic cleansing, massacres, and forced mass expulsion of thousands of ethnic Georgians living in Abkhazia during the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict of 1992–1993 and 1998 at the hands of Abkhaz separatists and their allies. Armenians, Greeks, Russians, and opposing Abkhazians were also killed.

In 2007, 267,345 Georgian civilians were registered as internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The ethnic cleansing and massacres of Georgians have been officially recognized by Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) conventions in 1994, 1996, and again in 1997 during the Budapest, Lisbon, and Istanbul summits, which condemned the "perpetrators of war crimes committed during the conflict."

On May 15, 2008, the United Nations General Assembly adopted (by 14 votes to 11, with 105 abstentions) a resolution A/RES/62/249, which "Emphasizes the importance of preserving the property rights of refugees and internally displaced persons from Abkhazia, Georgia, including victims of reported "ethnic cleansing," and calls upon all the Member States to deter persons under their jurisdiction from obtaining property within the territory of Abkhazia, Georgia in violation of the rights of returnees." The UN Security Council passed a series of resolutions in which it appealed for a cease-fire.

Background

Prior to the 1992 War, Georgians made up nearly half of Abkhazia's population, while less than one-fifth of the population was Abkhaz. In contrast, in 1926, the two populations had been nearly balanced at around one-third each, with Russians, Armenians, and Greeks constituting the remainder. Large-scale immigration of Georgians, Russians, and Armenians allowed their respective populations to balloon; while the Abkhaz population had not even doubled by 1989, the Georgian population had nearly quadrupled from 67,494 to 239,872, the Armenian population had tripled, and the Russian population had sextupled.

Military conflict in Abkhazia

In 1992, the political situation in Abkhazia changed into a military confrontation between the Georgian government and Abkhaz separatists. The fighting escalated as Georgian Interior and Defence Ministry forces, along with police units, took Sukhumi and came near the city of Gudauta. The ethnically based policies initiated by the Georgians in Sukhumi simultaneously created refugees and a core of fighters determined to regain lost homes. However, as the war progressed, the Abkhaz separatists carried out similar policies of violent displacement of ethnic Georgians in greater proportions, which saw 250,000 people forcefully evicted from their homes. Using aid allegedly provided by Russia, the separatists managed to re-arm and organize militants from North Caucasus. According to political analyst Georgy Mirsky, the Russian military base in Gudauta was, "supplying the Abkhazian side with weapons and ammunition." Furthermore, he adds that "no direct proof of this has ever been offered, but it would be more naïve to believe that the tanks, rockets, howitzers, pieces of ordnance, and other heavy weapons that the anti-Georgian coalition forces were increasing using in their war had been captured from the enemy." This anti-Georgian military coalition was made up of the North Caucasian Group called "The Confederates of Mountain People of Caucasus", Shamil Basaev's "Grey Wolf" Chechen division, the Armenian Bagramian Battalion, Cossacks, militants from Transnistria, and various Russian special units. According to political scientist Bruno Coppieters, "Western governments took some diplomatic initiatives in the United Nations and made up an appeal to Moscow to halt an active involvement of its military forces in the conflict. UN Security Council passed series of resolutions in which it appeals for a cease-fire and condemned the Abkhazian policy of ethnic-cleansing."

Ethnic cleansing (1992–1993)
Confronted with hundreds of thousands of ethnic Georgians unwilling to leave their homes, the Abkhaz side implemented a process of ethnic cleansing to expel and eliminate the ethnic Georgian population in Abkhazia.

The exact number of those killed during the ethnic cleansing is disputed. According to Georgian data, 5,000 civilians were killed and 400 were missing. Roughly 200,000 to 250,000 ethnic Georgians were expelled from their homes. The campaign of ethnic cleansing also affected Russians, Armenians, Greeks, some Abkhaz, and other minor ethnic groups living in Abkhazia. More than 20,000 houses owned by ethnic Georgians were destroyed. Hundreds of schools, kindergartens, churches, hospitals, and historical monuments were pillaged and destroyed.

The 1994 U.S. State Department Country Report describes scenes of massive human rights abuse, which is supported by the findings of Human Rights Watch. According to U.S. State Department Country Report on Conflict in Abkhazia (Georgia):

After the end of the war, the government of Georgia, the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and the refugees began to investigate and gather facts about the allegations of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and deportation conducted by the Abkhaz side during the conflict.
In 1994 and again in 1996, the OSCE, during its Budapest summit, officially recognized the ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia and condemned the "perpetrators of war crimes committed during the conflict."

According to Catherine Dale from United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees:

The Human Rights Watch report drafted in 1995 included a detailed account of the war crimes and atrocities committed during the war. It concludes that "Human Rights Watch finds Abkhaz forces responsible for the foreseeable wave of revenge, human rights abuse, and war crimes that were unleashed on the Georgian population in Sukhumi and other parts of Abkhazia. In Human Rights Watch's judgment, these practices were indeed encouraged in order to drive the Georgian population from its homes."

Below are a few examples taken from the Helsinki Human Rights Watch Reports, as well as documentation submitted for review to the United Nations and the Hague War Crimes Tribunal.

Fall of Gagra

On September 3, 1992, the Russian-mediated agreement was signed between Georgian and Abkhaz separatist sides, which obliged Georgia to withdraw its military forces from the city of Gagra. The agreement forced Abkhaz separatists from Gudauta to hold their attacks on the city. Soon after, the Georgian forces, which included Shavnabada, Avaza, and White Eagle battalions (along with their tanks and heavy artillery), left the city. Only small pockets of armed groups (made up of volunteer units of the ethnic Georgians of Gagra) remained. However, on October 1, the Abkhaz side violated the agreement and launched a full-scale attack on Gagra. The attack was well coordinated and mainly carried out by the Chechen (under the command of Shamil Basaev) and North Caucasian militants. Meantime in Gagra, small Georgian detachments lost control of the city suburbs (Leselidze and Kolkhida) and were destroyed in the city center by the end of October 1. With the fall of Gagra, the Georgian population was captured by the separatists and their allies. The first significant massacres and ethnic cleansings were committed during the fall of Gagra.

People of all ages were rounded up from Gagra, Leselidze, and Kolkhida and killed. When the separatist militants entered the city, civilians became a target of mass murder. The main targets were young people and children. According to the witness account:
"When I returned home I was surprised to see a lot of armed people on the street. They were quiet. I mistook one of them for my Georgian neighbour, and I said, "How are you?" in Georgian. He grabbed me by the wrist and said, "Keep quiet." I wasn't afraid for myself; I thought they had killed my family. He asked me in Russian, "Where are your young people? We won't kill you, we'll kill them." I said they weren't here, that there were only old people left."
Women and young girls captured by the militants became the victims of rape and torture. One elderly Georgian woman who lived through the October attack in Gagra recounted the following: "They brought over a blind man and his brother, who always stayed with him. They began to beat the blind man, his brother and his wife with a gun butt, calling him "dog!" and kicking him. He fell over. I saw blood. One soldier said: "We won't kill you, but where are the young girls?" I said there weren't any."

"My husband Sergo was dragged and tied to a tree. An Abkhaz woman named Zoya Tsvizba brought a tray with lots of salt on it. She took the knife and started to inflict wounds on my husband. After that, she threw salt onto my husband's exposed wounds. They tortured him like that for ten minutes. Afterwards, they forced a young Georgian boy (they killed him afterwards) to dig a hole with the tractor. They placed my husband in this hole and buried him alive. The only thing I remember him saying before he was covered with the gravel and sand was: 'Dali, take care of the kids!'"

After the fall of Gagra, the victors began to pillage, rape, and torture, followed by summary executions of everyone who was captured and failed to flee the city in time. At 5:00 pm on October 1, approximately 1000–1500 civilians were rounded up and placed under guard at the soccer stadium in downtown Gagra. On October 6, close to 50 civilians were found hanging on electricity poles. Soon after, children, elderly, women, and men who were detained at the soccer stadium were gunned down and dumped in mass graves not far from the stadium.

A Russian military observer Mikhail Demianov (who was accused by the Georgian side of being the military advisor to the separatist leader Ardzinba) told Human Rights Watch:

UN observers started to investigate and gather all the facts concerning the war crimes during the fall of Gagra. The Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Council of Abkhazia, Mikhail Jinjaradze, was dragged out of his office and executed.

Massacre in Kamani

After the failed attempt of the separatist forces and their allies to storm Sukhumi on March 14, 1993, they diverted their main forces to the northern side of the front line, which divided Georgian-held Sukhumi and separatist-controlled territories. On July 4, the Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus (CMPC) militia, Abkhaz formations, and the Armenian Bagramyan battalion, transported by allegedly Russian naval forces to Tkvarcheli, began their offensive on the northern Sukhumi district. Georgian forces and local volunteer units (including Ukrainian nationalist organization members (UNA-UNSO)) stationed in the villages of Shroma, Tamishi, and Kamani were taken by surprise. On July 5, after intensive fighting, the Georgians lost as many as 500 people in a couple of hours. The village of Kamani fell into the hands of separatist formations and their North Caucasian allies. Kamani was populated mainly by Svans (a sub-ethnic group of the Georgian people) and Orthodox nuns who had been living in the church of St George in the center of the village. The local villagers (including women and children) were massacred, while the church of St George became the scene of a blood bath. The nuns were raped and killed before the Orthodox priests, father Yuri Anua and father Andria. Both priests were taken outside of the church and questioned about the land ownership in Abkhazia. After answering that Abkhazia was neither Georgian nor Abkhaz land but God's, they were shot by a confederate soldier. Another priest, an ethnic Abkhaz who was forced to shoot father Andria, was killed. Approximately 120 inhabitants of the village were massacred.

Fall of Sukhumi

Thomas Goltz, a war correspondent who visited Abkhazia during the war, recalls that Russian MIG-29s dropped 500 kilograms of vacuum bombs which mainly targeted the residential areas of Sukhumi and villages on Gumista River. The Russian journalist Dmitry Kholodov remained in Sukhumi before it fell to separatists and wrote a couple of reports from the besieged city,

On July 27, 1993, a Russian-brokered trilateral agreement on a ceasefire and principles for resolving the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict was signed.  Once again the Georgian military started to withdraw all of its heavy artillery, tanks, and many of its troops from Sukhumi. The Abkhaz separatists and their allies were bound by the agreement to hold their offensive and heavy bombardment of the city. In return, the Georgian side was reassured by Russia that Sukhumi would not be attacked or bombed if the Georgian army completed its withdrawal. The Georgian troops and tanks were evacuated by Russian military ships to the city of Poti. Sukhumi was left without any significant military defense. Many civilians stayed in Sukhumi, and all schools were re-opened on September 1. Many IDPs returned to their homes, and normal life resumed in the city. According to Shevardnadze, he trusted Yeltsin and the Russian guarantees and, therefore, asked the population to return. However, the Abkhaz separatists, North Caucasian Volunteers, Cossacks, and Russian special forces attacked Sukhumi on September 16 at 8 a.m.

The attack marked the beginning of 12 days of non-stop fighting around the besieged Sukhumi, with intensive fighting and human loss from both sides. Georgians who stayed in the city with only rifles and AK-47s were left without any defense from artillery or mechanized units. The union of theater actors of Sukhumi joined the fighting, along with other civilians. The city was mercilessly bombed by Russian air forces and separatist artillery. On September 27, the city fell when Abkhaz, CMPC, and Russian units stormed the House of the Government of Abkhazia. One of the most horrific massacres of this war was waged on the civilian population of Sukhumi after its downfall. During the storming of the city, close to 1,000 people perished as Abkhaz formations overran the streets of the city.  The civilians trapped in the city were taken from their houses, basements, and apartment buildings. In Tamaz Nadareishvili's book Genocide in Abkhazia, the eyewitness interviews of the IDPs include the following account by the elderly Georgian refugee who survived the war:

The separatists and their allies captured the Chairman of the Supreme Council Zhiuli Shartava, the Mayor of Sukhumi Guram Gabiskiria, Mamia Alasania and other members of the Abkhaz government, including the members of Sukhumi police. Initially, they were promised safety, but eventually killed; Shartava was tortured before his death.
A Georgian woman who survived the Sukhumi massacre recalls her ordeal in an interview with Russian film director Andrei Nekrasov:

According to the findings of a Georgian committee, the massacres continued for about two weeks after the fall of Sukhumi; Georgians who had failed to flee the city were hiding in abandoned apartment buildings and house basements; neither combatants nor civilians nor medical personnel (most of them female) was spared. Upon discovery by the militants, they were killed on the spot. One of the most brutal massacres of the war occurred during this period. Video materials show a 5-year-old child being brutally killed by an Abkhaz militant in front of his mother on the streets of Sukhumi.

Over 100 Georgian people working in the cultural field were killed, among them women. Among others were Nato Milorava, the artistic director of the Gumista recreation centre, Vasily Cheidze, Teymuraz Zhvaniya, and Guram Gelovani, actors of the Drama Theatre, and Yuriy Davitaya, the director of the Sukhumi park of culture and recreation.

Also murdered were 200 teachers, including 60 women. Massive reprisals occurred in the neighbouring regions as well. In Khypsta/Akhalsopeli 17 Georgians were shot, the heart of a 70-year-old man was cut out, another man was hacked to death by an axe, and a 65-year-old was tied to a tractor, tortured, and then killed.

Abkhaz nationals were also targeted during the Sukhumi massacres. Anyone who had tried to hide a Georgian refugee or helped in any way was condemned and killed. "Temur Kutarba, an Abhazian, was killed by an Adighe Soldier in front of his children, for not being active in killing Georgians.  V. Vadakaria, 23 and his Abhazian friend, who tried to defend him, both were killed."

Ochamchire
Approximately 400 Georgian families were killed during the Abkhaz offensive on Ochamchire. Similar to the Gagra events of 1992, the local inhabitants were driven to the city soccer stadium Akhaldaba. Men, women, and children were separated from each other. Within hours, the men were executed while women and teenagers were raped and later killed. According to witness accounts, Abkhaz separatists organized detention camps where teenage girls and women were kept for 25 days. During this period they were systematically raped and abused. Along with the atrocities being committed against civilians, more than 50 Georgian prisoners of war were executed. The mass killing of civilians also occurred in other parts of the Ochamchire district, mainly in Kochara (heavily populated by ethnic Georgians –  5340 persons according to pre-war estimates). Approximately 235 civilians were killed and 1000 houses were destroyed.

The former resident of Ochamchire, Leila Goletiani, who was taken prisoner by Abkhaz separatists, gave the following account of her captivity to Andrei Nekrasov:

Gali
After the fall of Sukhumi, the only region in Abkhazia which maintained its large ethnic Georgian population was Gali. The ethnic composition of Gali differed from that of the rest of Abkhazia. The region was mainly populated by ethnic Georgians and had never experienced military activity during the war. At the beginning of 1994, Abkhaz separatists, confronted by the reality of the large ethnic Georgian presence within the borders of Abkhazia, continued their policy of ethnic cleansing and forced expulsion of ethnic Georgians. United Nations observers witnessed the events of 1994 as they unfolded. Between February 8 and 13, the Abkhaz separatist militia and their allies attacked the villages and populated areas of the Gali region, killing, raping, and destroying houses. Approximately 4,200 houses were destroyed as a result. Despite the presence of Russian CIS peacekeeping forces, the massacres of ethnic Georgians were carried out between 1995 and 1996, which resulted in 450 deaths and thousands of IDPs fleeing eastwards.

Post-war period

The legacy of ethnic cleansing in Abkhazia has been devastating for Georgian society. The war and the subsequent systematic ethnic cleansing produced about 200,000-250,000 IDPs, who fled to various Georgian regions, mostly in Samegrelo (Mingrelia) (112,208; UNHCR, June 2000). In Tbilisi and elsewhere in Georgia refugees occupied hundreds of hotels, dormitories and abandoned Soviet military barracks for temporary residency. Many of them had to leave for other countries, primarily to Russia, to search for work.

In the early 1990s, refugees living in Georgia resisted assimilation into Georgian society. Georgia's government did not encourage the assimilation of the refugees, fearing that it would "lose one of the arguments for retaining hegemony over Abkhazia".

Some 60,000 Georgian refugees spontaneously returned to Abkhazia's Gali district between 1994 and 1998, but tens of thousands were displaced again when fighting resumed in the Gali district in 1998. Nevertheless, between 40,000 and 60,000 refugees have returned to the Gali district since 1998, including persons commuting daily across the ceasefire line, as well as those migrating seasonally in accordance with agricultural cycles. The human rights situation remains precarious in Georgian-populated areas of the Gali district. The United Nations and other international organizations have been fruitlessly urging the de facto Abkhaz authorities "to refrain from adopting measures incompatible with the right to return and with international human rights standards, such as discriminatory legislation ... [and] to cooperate in the establishment of a permanent international human rights office in Gali and to admit United Nations civilian police without further delay."

See also

United Nations resolutions on Abkhazia
Georgian Civil War
History of Georgia
Ethnic cleansing of Georgians in South Ossetia
Operation Golden Fleece

Notes

Bibliography
 Mirsky, Georgiy. On Ruins of Empire: Ethnicity and Nationalism in the Former Soviet Union. MacArthur Foundation and the London School of Economics and Political Science.
 Chervonnaia, Svetlana Mikhailovna. Conflict in the Caucasus: Georgia, Abkhazia, and the Russian Shadow. Gothic Image Publications, 1994.
 Human Rights Watch. "Georgia/Abkhazia: Violations of the Laws of War and Russia's Role in the Conflict." Published on hrw.org, March 1995.
 Lynch, Dov.  The Conflict in Abkhazia: Dilemmas in Russian 'Peacekeeping' Policy. Royal Institute of International Affairs, February 1998.
 Marshania L. Tragedy of Abkhazia Moscow, 1996
 White Book of Abkhazia. 1992–1993 Documents, Materials, Evidences. Moscow, 1993.

External links

List of murdered Georgians by districts and villages during the ethnic cleansing in Abkhazia
Violations of the laws of war and Russia's role in the conflict, Human Rights Watch report
Documented accounts of ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia
Video file, capture of Zhuili Shartava, Guram Gabiskiria, Raul Eshba, etc and their execution (right-click to open file)
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