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Hungary's Socialists gain, Jobbik falters in new poll
Just over a year before the 2018 elections, a new poll suggests that the Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) is seeing a modest rise in its popularity, while Jobbik is continuing a trend that has been apparent for months–the party that is trying to move away from its far-right roots is faltering. According to a poll released Sunday by the Publicus Intézet and first appearing in the Vasárnapi Hírek weekly, 25% of voters support the governing Fidesz party, with MSZP in second place at 13%, Jobbik at 10%, the Democratic Coalition at 4% and the Politics Can Be Different green party (LMP) polling at just 3%. The tiny, liberal Együtt party hovers at just 1% and 43% of those questioned are undecided.
Publicus poll / January 2017.
According to the Publicus poll, support for Fidesz remains unchanged this month, while both MSZP and DK gained one percent each and Jobbik lost one percent. MSZP last saw a modest increase in support in September 2016, and since then its popularity has remained unchanged, until the current modest rise. As well, Publicus found that MSZP's voters remain highly active and committed to voting in an election. This is in stark contrast to the average Jobbik voter, who is less likely to actually cast a ballot. The proportion of undecided voters remains unchanged from December, but it is 5 points lower than where it stood a year ago, in February 2016.
According to Publicus, "the left-wing opposition is starting to show signs of life."
"As we turn to the election year, voters are beginning to look to the left-wing opposition forces…On the left, the process of choosing a leader has begun and this has turned the attention of voters towards them. For the first time this term, MSZP has surpassed the 10% to 12% range and its lead over Jobbik is now outside the margin of error," writes the Publicus Intézet. The Publicus poll is based on telephone responses from 900 adult Hungarians and the margin of error is 3.3%
How the opposition handles the possible nomination of a joint candidate for prime minister, and whether they continue to keep discussions surrounding the possible candidacy of MSZP's László Botka both civil and private, not succumbing to public discord on the pages of Hungary's newspapers and websites, will undoubtedly influence the trajectory of the left-wing opposition in the coming months. It will also be worth watching how the Momentum Mozgalom's thus far successful and highly visible NOlympics campaign impact polling numbers next month.
Tags: Democratic Coalition, Együtt, Fidesz, Jobbik, LMP, MSZP, Polling
Author: Christopher Adam Christopher Adam received a B.A. in history from Concordia University, an M.A. in East/Central European and Russian-Area Studies from Carleton University and a PhD in history from the University of Ottawa. His research focuses on the history of the Hungarian diaspora during the postwar period. Christopher is the founding editor of the Hungarian Free Press, as well as the founder and editor-in-chief of the Kanadai Magyar Hírlap Hungarian-language paper, which won Hungary's 2015 Free Press (Szabad Sajtó) Award. Christopher resides in Ottawa, Canada.
WBSM says:
"the left-wing opposition is starting to show signs of life." Well, they are not "left wing", they do oppose but not effectively, as for the signs of life, it must be the vegetative kind. It would be nice to have real liberals in Hungary. But even more so, it would be so, so nice to have anyone on power who has the balls to lower taxes. Taxes are choking everyone. 27 per cent VAT is one example. It is also extremely expensive for an employer to have an employee even on minimum wage, which is so little, it is practically useless. You can't live off of it if you have children and pay rent… it's not enough.
Akos Fellner says:
But according to the TARKI not. See the relevant article of HVG. http://hvg.hu/itthon/20170130_Tarki_Fideszfoleny_emelkedik_a_Jobbik HVG
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2 And no recording muse that worth display?
4 The coward with the brave promiscuous lie?
8 The Muses His, and He the Muses friend.
10 The simple warbler of some idle strain.
14 And, diffident of voice, attempt to sing.
15 What dreadful slaughter on the western coast!
18 But what the muse would hide, our tears reveal.
20 Where Carthagena lifts her warlike tow'rs.
24 And arm'd within with all the rage of war.
26 That call'd our legions to the baneful shore!
28 O'er the pale clime her direful influ'nce shed.
30 All act subservient to the rage of death.
34 To drop the silent tear, or strike the pensive breast.
35 Here Douglas fell, the gallant and the brave!
36 Here much-lamented Watson found a grave.
38 The lov'd, ennobled, gen'rous Beauclerk fell.
50 Her last resource, her happiness in life.
51 O ever honour'd, ever happy shade!
52 How well hast thou thy debt to virtue paid!
54 Compos'd, intrepid, steady to the last.
* After both his legs were shot off. See the account of his death in the prose-inscription in Westminster-Abbey, written by the author, under his Lady's directions. The verse by Dr. Young.
58 And, dying, seal'd it with thy purest blood.
59 Say, what is Life? and wherefore was it giv'n?
60 What the design, the purpose mark'd by Heav'n?
62 To raise the animal, and sink the man?
64 To frolic the immortal gift away?
66 Then shoot away, and leave no track behind?
67 Arise no duties from the social tie?
68 No kindred virtues from our native sky?
69 No truths from reason, and the thought intense?
70 Nothing result from soul, but all from sense?
71 O thoughtless reptile, Man! — Born! yet ask why?
72 Truly, for something serious — Born to die.
73 Knowing this truth, can we be wife too soon?
78 We cannot sit too late, or rise too soon.
79 "Virtue! — What is it? — Whence does it arise!"
84 Ev'n those who dig the soil, or work the mine.
86 Ask the humane, the pious, and the good.
90 The fair result, the congregate of all.
96 We caught the flame, and kindled into day.
98 Oblige as nat'ral, or as moral ties.
100 The common bounty all partake, must share.
102 To God as relative, to Man as friend.
103 O friend to truth! to virtue! to thy kind!
104 O early call'd to leave these ties behind!
106 Indulge the tear, and not debase the lay!
107 Come, fair example of heroic truth!
114 O'er the brave youth, and ev'ry breast inspire.
116 To rise from sloth, and catch the martial flame.
120 Revenge their country's wrongs, and think on Thine.
126 And see them all united in the last.
130 More fulgent glow, and more intensely blaze.
133 Say, with the virtues how each grace combin'd!
134 How brave, yet social! how resolv'd, yet kind!
135 With manners how sincere! polite with ease!
136 How diffident! and yet how sure to please!
137 Was he of ought but infamy afraid?
138 Was he not modest as the blushing maid?
140 A gen'rous master, and a steady friend.
142 Or silent modesty, imply'd relief.
144 True to his God, and faithful to his trust.
154 In numbers such as Young's, and worthy Thee.
Title (in Source Edition): In MEMORY of the Rt. Hon. Lord Aubrey Beauclerk, Who was slain at CARTHAGENA.


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When attempting to use a dog's prey drive for training, it may be necessary to limit exposure to his favorite ball or toy to obedience training sessions only. Remember, a dog with little or no prey drive (i.e. he doesn't like to play fetch or tug-of-war) will not consider this a reward. Without prey drive, using a toy as a reward may be an exercise in futility.
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A Nature Writer for the Anthropocene
In Underland, Robert Macfarlane gives readers new ways to experience the richness and strangeness of a damaged world.
Jedediah Purdy
The catacombs of ParisFrancois Mori / AP
Robert Macfarlane has spent the past two decades becoming a nature writer for the Anthropocene. His new book, Underland, culminates a first-half-of-life project in which he has worked to understand the mind's encounter with nature. What do we look for when we go out to meet landscapes and nonhuman things? What do we find, and how does it change us?
In Mountains of the Mind (2003), Macfarlane explored the lure of high places, and the ways Romantic literature helped to transform high altitudes from the terrifying and disgusting places medieval Europeans saw them as to the pilgrimage destinations they are today. The Wild Places (2007) described some of the least human-dominated places in the British Isles, guided by Henry David Thoreau's theme that "wildness" is a quality of the imagination as much as of the world, and that being in the wild means adjusting the mind's eye as well as strapping on crampons. The Old Ways (2012) followed paths and sea routes around the British land and coasts, stripping away the overlays of maps and GPS to find the feeling of navigating by stories and pictures held in the mind. Landmarks (2015) rummaged through the word-hoards of Britain's regional dialects, finding terms such as pallag (on the Isle of Man, a hilltop seen from the sea) and allan (in Cumbria, a piece of land almost completely surrounded by water). The aim of Landmarks was to recover words so particular that they tell you where you are: in what landscape, perhaps at what time of day, in which stage of the seasons and the place's cycle of work. In 2017, Macfarlane co-published a beautifully illustrated children's book, The Lost Words, that wove nature terms into spells for reenchanting a world that had lost some of its old magic. It became a best seller in the United Kingdom.
Macfarlane is a seemingly effortless master of two popular genres, travel literature and nature writing. Their perfect blend forms the surface appeal of his books. Like the winsome Bruce Chatwin or the acerbic V. S. Naipaul, he takes you with him from place to place, feeding you the best bits of conversation with the odd and sometimes revelatory characters he meets. Like Annie Dillard and Barry Lopez, he is an extraordinary observer who, every few pages, will draw you shockingly near to a single stone, the meltwater torrent running through a glacier, or a patch of Cambridgeshire hedge, making it so vivid that, if you are reading attentively, for a few seconds nothing else is in your mind. Both genres often depend on nostalgia (the last this, the vanishing that) and exoticism (I went to this place where they do, well, you won't believe). In a world collapsing into mass extinction and growing more globally homogenous every year, the you won't believe is usually also the last of something. Macfarlane knows the appeal of nostalgia and exoticism, but he also knows that they are dead ends. They fundamentally portray the world as becoming less interesting, less worth working to preserve, less worth the passion of an eager explorer.
Underland makes clear what Macfarlane has been aiming at all along. He wants to do for the broken, fouled, and remnant landscapes of the Anthropocene what his Romantic predecessors did for the high mountains. He is trying to find in places of disgust, indifference, or terror a quality that can answer some new need in the mind, some cultural hunger. And what we need now, he reckons, is a new (or renewed) way of experiencing the richness and strangeness of a damaged world. He is out to model that way of seeing, of reenchanting.
Read: Getting lost makes the brain go haywire
In going underground, Macfarlane is entering more explicitly mythical territory than in his earlier books. The underland is home to Hades, fairy kingdoms, and many other realms of spirits and the dead, from Mesopotamia and Ireland to the indigenous cosmologies of some Native Americans and the Sámi of Finland.
Going there carries risks: The thing about living in disenchanted times is that you can't conjure just by using old conjuring words. (One of J. R. R. Tolkien's writing-group members is said to have captured this difficulty when he exclaimed, in response to a new chapter in the master's epic, "Not another fucking elf!" You don't say that if you think elves might be real enough to sicken your cow or kidnap your boyfriend.) In an implicit response to this difficulty, Underland rests its ideas on things.
Macfarlane travels with scientists, laborers, and spelunking adventurers in their explorations of underground places: the catacombs of Paris, potassium and rock-salt mines that branch for miles under the North Sea from their entrances in Yorkshire, the blue caverns that meltwater cuts into the glaciers of Greenland. Every descent suggests, contrary to the common Romantic conceit that science kills magic, that the more we learn about the world, the more wondrous it becomes. The more we understand, the more we realize what we do not know, as if the horizons of mystery expand outward, beyond the circle of secure knowledge.
Take those potassium mines under the North Sea. Macfarlane goes banging around down there, far from the "noise" of cosmic rays and other surface disturbances, with veteran miners because scientists are also using the deep mines. They're looking for traces of neutrinos and other "ghost particles" that might enable us to observe the dark matter that physicists estimate makes up about 27 percent of the universe's mass, but that almost entirely refuses to interact with the kind of matter that forms us and everything we can touch or observe directly. Particles of dark matter must swim through us, like light through air, or small fish through broad nets.
The underground is mythically associated with another world pulsing just behind this one, sometimes interacting with ours in uncanny ways. That pulsing ended, mostly, with the elves and fairies. But here is the presence of that world again, streaming across the cosmos to make itself fleetingly known in the recesses of a deep mine. A scientist tells Macfarlane how he feels knowing that 100 trillion neutrinos pass like ghosts through his body every second: "When I'm out for a walk with my wife, along the cliff-tops near here, on a sunny day, I know our bodies are wide-meshed nets, and that the cliffs we're walking on are nets, too, and sometimes it seems, yes, as miraculous as if in our everyday world we suddenly found ourselves walking on water, or air. And I wonder what it must be like, sometimes, not to know that."
In Paris, Macfarlane finds urban spelunkers who are making literal the novelist Italo Cavino's famous idea that beneath every city exists an "invisible city" (or a series of such cities) that corresponds to it, yet is in some way essentially different. Every act of functional construction makes a new mystery that haunts the final product. The catacombs of Paris were created by quarrying, as the building-up of the great city aboveground produced emptied-out spaces below, a material photo negative of progress. The catacombs have served as resting places for the bones of the dead, as marching routes for prisoners during insurrections, and as extra classrooms for the Paris School of Mines, which has forgotten about an entire display room of mineral samples that Macfarlane's friends lead him to, a cabinet of wonders accessible only by crawling on your belly through cuts in stone. Today the catacombs serve, too, as gathering spaces for a demimonde of adventurers who hold dance parties, or just wander quietly, where day and night give no shape to time.
Read: The great era of underwater tunneling
The point of going into an alien space underground has usually been to return from it changed, and that change is a great deal of what interests Macfarlane. When you surface, the world is given back to you, but it is not quite the same. "Green is a new color again," he writes of reemerging in Paris. Coming out of a tiny crawl space beneath an unimaginable weight of stone in the English Mendips, a cave region threaded with ancient burials, "warm air is rolling around me, and my bones grow again in the storm of light … I sit laughing, knowing for those few moments that to understand light you need first to have been buried in the deep-down dark." He's describing a kind of ecstasy, even something mystical, that returns our everyday experience to us transformed.
Some of Macfarlane's destinations are straightforwardly extraordinary: a cave off the stormy coast of Norway, reachable only by a dangerous trek and an overnight wait for the tides to yield, where one can just glimpse a millennia-old painting of dancers; the deep crevasse of a Greenland glacier, which could be the nave of a cathedral in a world carved from blue light. But these places have a meaning beyond being rare and strange. They are bridges across time, where one can feel that thousands of years have collapsed into the space of a tomb, or are held in a hand that touches ancient layers of glaciation or sedimentary stone. For Macfarlane and some of his scientist-informants, rock has a kind of vitality: It is a piece of deep time that you can brush with your finger. Ancient ice is an even more profound and almost living messenger. Like stone, it gathers the past thousands or millions of years, but it disappears into water within days of surfacing to be touched and seen. The depth of time is one of this old world's most astonishing qualities, but we constantly lose awareness of it, because time is always now. In underground materials, Macfarlane finds palpable pieces of time.
In other portions of Underland, Macfarlane is interested in how it might be possible to move between the upper and lower worlds more easily, or even to hold both together in our minds. In an essay closely aligned with Richard Powers's Pulitzer Prize–winning novel, The Overstory, Macfarlane wanders London's Epping Forest with a mycologist fortuitously named Merlin, meditating on the consciousness of trees. We have learned in the past two decades, thanks to pioneering work by the forest ecologist Suzanne Simard, that the forest minds of Tolkien's ents and Hayao Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke may be not entirely fantastical. Trees share food, warn one another of threats, and are generally linked by webs of roots and fungi, which symbiotically carry chemicals from one root crown to another. The meaning-makers and ideologists that we are, people have already hastened to paint these "wood-wide webs" as proof of nature's inherent socialism, or of rational markets in goods and services among tree species. But an honest assessment has to stick at the uncanniness of it. We know something is there, hundreds of millions of years older than us, and that it is behaving rather like a nervous system, a brain, a seat of consciousness. Does it make meaning? Does it have experience? If it does, could we ever know it, or does it pass through our world like neutrinos ghosting through our livers and brains? "Walden, is it you?" Thoreau asked, meaning roughly, Can I ever know what you are? Macfarlane's scientists show him that is not an inapt question to ask of a place. Whether to expect an answer is another question. If only your mind were a slightly greener thing, we'd drown you in meaning, Macfarlane imagines the forest saying, over and over, to ears that cannot hear but that should maybe listen anyway, out of respect for the something that is there, just underground.
Macfarlane is the least portentous of prophets, and Underland is not, in the usual sense, a political book. He is a listener and observer, always careful to position himself as the slightly hapless but eager tagalong to someone else's revelatory work. He is careful to acknowledge his sources, and gives special attention to the words of women and indigenous people, notably the botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer, a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, whose Braiding Sweetgrass is a striking treatment of the ways language can cultivate a sense of community with living things that are not human. But Underland has a project that is quietly prophetic and political.
This age of rolling ecological crisis poses all kinds of hard questions. Will rich nations fall into petro-nationalism of the Russian and Trumpist variety, or achieve the deep decarbonization that is currently being called the Green New Deal? Do we face resource wars and a new colonialism aimed at securing food and water for the powerful, or will new regimes emerge to share wealth and burdens? And in a world where humans are the agents and victims of environmental catastrophe (though not always the same humans, at least not during the same decades), how will we think about our place in the world? Macfarlane's writing is a gamble that the answer to this last question will matter for the others, too.
Human identity is never far from a picture of what kind of world this is—hostile or welcoming, ancient or young, eternally abiding or speeding toward doomsday. Our identities are rooted, too, in how we suppose we fit into this world: as sojourners on the way to heaven, as masters of a creation that we can use up as freely as builders at a lumberyard, or just as things among things, woven from the same humus and stardust as the mushrooms and the anthracite coal. Who we believe ourselves to be is closely bound up with what we will fight to preserve, and what we are capable of loving.
Past a point, resources are zero-sum. But the richness of experience need not be. The value of our lives depends intensely on material wealth, but wealth is not enough, and for some purposes it is not even necessary. In a more meaningful world, some of us might be satisfied with less, or just be more satisfied. We might rage less, be less restless, listen less to everyone with something to sell, from national politicians to advertisers. If only your mind were a slightly greener thing. Macfarlane's gamble is that we can make our minds greener, more attuned to deep time, more aware of all the strange reality that pulses around and through us, and might make the world enough for us, and worth fighting to preserve. We might feel more solidarity with other humans who, like us, have surfaced for a moment in deep time.
The underground has always been threatening and empowering, a place of interment and transformation. It is where mourning comes to rest, and where life mysteriously returns. It is where we bury what we hope to never see again—and where the past waits to return to us in strange new ways. Macfarlane and his companions watch a glacier calve in Greenland and see "a whole city of white and blue" collapse into the sea, followed by "a black, shining pyramid … thrusting and glistening, made of a substance that has to be ice but … has come from so deep down in time that it has lost all color, and we are dancing and swearing and shouting, appalled and thrilled to have seen this repulsive, exquisite thing." In an age of ecological catastrophe, the surface world and the present are full of these mixed things, blending the exquisite and the horrible. Any decent way through this time will need to find, in the exquisite and the horrible, reminders of the utter preciousness of ordinary places and things. Underland shows that the world is not disenchanted, and that our minds need not be either. Mystery abounds, and grows with knowledge. Maybe, like dark matter, it makes up more of the universe than the parts we know. We have to learn to go out and meet it, together.
Jedediah Purdy is a professor at Columbia Law School. His books include After Nature and This Land Is Our Land.


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Monsaraz – travel back in time!
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Visit the medieval adventure, the parish church of Santa Nancy and the former judge structures, or visit the town of Sao Pedrolati do Corval – popular for its containers and regionally produced ceramics.
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The journey, passing down the primary canal, passes across a nearby saltpans before returning to city, but not before acquainting you with various elements of the area.
Evora: A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Some other ancient monuments which are entitled to your efforts and effort and respect are – 5000 BC Megaliths, Temple of Diana, Evora Se Cathedral and Church of Our Lady of Elegance.
Obidos – its white and blue!
Pay a check out to the well maintained adventure within the city's areas. Observe some ideal examples of spiritual and municipal structure in the form of Manueline porticoes, the vibrant window boxes and the little square.
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Universidade de Coimbra – excellence unparalleled!
Universidade de Coimbra, established in 1920, is most well-known school in Western countries, and is regarded as any Lifestyle Website by UNESCO. Founded in 1920 by Dom Dinis, this wonderful school looks over the rest of the area, besides providing amazing opinions of the Stream Mondego. Porta Ferrea (Iron Gate) – an impressive Mannerist work, meets guests at the entry to the building.
You should check out the Via Latina, a Mannerist colonnade integrated the 1700s, the Sala Grandes dos Actos (the Ceremonial Hall) and the popular structure. Designed in 1728, it's noticeable from all parts of the area and is its most popular milestone. Some of the other attractions value going to are the Sala dos Exames Privados (Private Evaluation Hall), the Capela de Sao Miguel (St. Michael´s Chapel), the Museu de Arte Sacra (Museum of Holy Art) and the extremely valuable collection, the Biblioteca Joanina.
Batalha – the monastic town!
There are many amazing locations to see in People from france, and Batalha is one of them. This relaxing city was built plus the Monastery of Santa Nancy de Vitoria. This monastery was built as a satisfaction of a vow by Colonial Master Dom Joao I to the Virgin mobile Jane, tagging the success of People from france over Castile at the Battle of Aljubarrota on Fourteenth Aug 1385.
Another position value going to is the Monastery of Batalha – a work of art Colonial Medieval. It shows the influence of varying styles of structure, mainly due to its long period of construction, which survived several rules. In the decorations, one can appreciate the Founders' Church with its excellent stained-glass windows, the Incomplete Chapels with their Manueline and Flemish Medieval functions, along with the Section House.
Mondego River – lets go kayaking!
Mondego Stream is a tremendous river which gives you the opportunity of going windsurfing the all year. The river is known for a not so formal current, with a few rapids making its appearance sometimes. The windsurfing route brings you past maple and eucalyptus covered valleys – where black kites seafood in summer and vineyard grape vines drop over the stream in fall.
This is also one of Portugal's most popular descents. Coming just downstream of Penacova, the nice comes to a stop on a river seaside near Coimbra. The most wonderful thing about all of this is that regardless of whether one is an beginner or a beginner, everybody can engage in themselves!
Alfama – old world charm!
Alfama – most well-known region of People from france, is a wonderful labyrinth of filter cobblestoned roads which still maintains the yesteryear appeal. Expanded across the mountain between the Castle of Lisbon and the Tejo Stream, this position holds a unique village-like environment. Find out the various factors associated with Alfama through its Lisbon church, the Museum of Attractive Artistry and the several statement points spread throughout the area.
Listen to conventional Fado songs, take a drive on number 28 tram, check out the Nationwide Pantheon – the final relaxing location of Vasco da Gama, Gretchen the Gps, etc., and do much more on your next check out to Alfama.
Classified as a Globe Lifestyle Website by UNSECO, Sintra is the ideal embodiment of a social landscapes. Several romantics and writers have bathed luxurious guarantees on it, such as Master Byron, who named it fantastic Eden." A guest must check out the fantastic mansions here, like the Structure of Seteais, Pena Structure and Structure of Monserrate – each more excellent than the other.
Have a pleasant tooth? Then visit its confectionaries, where travesseiros (puff treat full of a pleasant egg mixture) and cheese-cakes wait for you! Spend some periods on its charming seashores, some of which are das Maças, Praia Grandes, Praia da Adraga, or check out the attractive town of Azenhas do Mar, inset in a high cliff.
Parque Nacional da Peneda-Geres – zoo adventures!
Situated in the ultimate northeast of People from france, the Serra da Peneda and Serra do Geres together represent a categorized national park. The modern plants here comprises of mom shrub timber, besides being the place to find varieties like Geres lily. This strong landscape is also crisscrossed by rapidly streaming sources and waterways, such as many falls.
On a fortunate day, you might just spot a roe deer, the Iberian hair and garrano horses, Barrosa livestock and dark haired Castro Laboreiro dogs. Some of the alternative actions to engage in consist of kayaking, strolling the well-preserved Roman road, or "geira," and taking in the wonderful landscapes.
Pasteis de belem – nothing like Belem pastry!
Among the several points to do in People from france, one should be flavored the famous Belem treat. Got a pleasant teeth amongst your moves in Portugal? Well, then visit Pasteis De Belem. This huge breezy bakery restaurant has earned its popularity for the incredible Colonial cooked goods, such as desserts and bread. The formula for Belem pastries is one of the best protected secrets in Colonial astronomy.
The desserts cooked here come with their conventional touch. Made from drag treat, the desserts here are filled with dairy, cream, vanilla flavor, and a generous scattering of nutmeg and sugar.
Palacio Nacional e Convento de Mafra – opulence galore!
Palacio Nacional e Convento de Mafra extends a elegance that results in an viewer overawed. The structural design of the palace, convent and basilica of Mafra bear statement to the elegance existing at the judge of Master Joao V. This icon of elegance is the interpreting milestone of the Colonial Baroque era.
As a vacationer, you should check out the Rocaille Library. Spread across an 83m primary room, it contains some 40,000 amounts from the Eighteenth and Nineteenth millennium, which were structured by the "The Priests from the Convent of Arrabida." The artwork here are a veritable art value in themselves. Other than works by Colonial, French and France performers, painting artwork by well known Colonial performers such as Cirilo Volkmar Machado and Domingos Sequeira, are the middle of fascination here.
Guimaraes – birthplace of Portugal!
Guimaraes is one of the best sightseeing opportunities of People from france. The birth of Afonso Henriques – the first king of People from france, led to its being referred to as the "birthplace of People from france." Added to the record of Globe Lifestyle Website by UNESCO on Thirteenth Dec 2001, the city is spread with historical remembrances and public venues having heritage value. One should check out the Colina Sagrada (Sacred Hill), crowned by Guimaraes Castle, besides the little Romanesque church of Sao Miguel.
To get some amazing opinions of the area, visit the top of S5620 da Penha. On the way, make a stop at Pousada de Santa Marinha da Costa – an old convent established by D. Mafalda de Saboia. For an over dose of art and culture, go to Vila Flor Structure and Cultural Center, Jose de Guimaraes Worldwide Artistry Center, and the neo-Romanesque Martins Sarmento Traditional Museum.
Dolphin-watching in the Sado estuary – wow, there's dolphins!
People head to the Sado estuary to catch a look at the whales sliding through the bright red rich waters of Stream Sado. Sado estuary has also been announced a Characteristics Source and a special protection area. The community of whales discovered here are known regionally as "roazes-corvineiros" (gnawers of corvine sportfishing nets), known as so because they chew up at sportfishing netting and mainly eat corniva sea seafood.
One can also go on a ship journey and watch these lively animals perform their manoeuvres closely.
Lisbon clubbing – lets go clubbing!
Lisbon is the place to find some of the most happening night groups in People from france. One of them is Lux Fragil – Lisbon's best club. Its programs consist of stay groups, Weekend mid-day event, international DJ's and of course, Lisbon-large measures. Then there's MusicBox, with its regular program of stone groups, digital stay functions, etc., and an subterranean experience to all of it.
There are other groups to go to, like Anonymement – an established alternative dancing bar, K City Beach, Mesa de Frades – which provides prettified Colonial food and Op Art – Ji – the ultimate location for digital songs lovers.
Rota Vicentina – walking with nature!
Walking along the Rota Vicentina, which can be found along free airline shore, shows the different colors of Characteristics. This wonderful climbing direction covers a distance of almost 340km, and with the variety of landscapes it brings forth, is a visual treat for the eyes. One can take the "historical way," which goes from Santiago do Cacem to the Cpe of Sao Vicente, and comprises of woodlands paths, cities and cities.
The other way is the "fisherman's pathway," which can be found along the shore for 111km, between Porto Covo and Odeceixe. This direction brings you to several seashores and sportfishing grounds. Along the way, one can flavor incredible recipes of Alentejo and Algarve, go browsing in the rich waters of the Ocean and have endless fun with so many actions available.
Convento das Servas de Cristo – in God's company!
The Convent of the Servants of Jesus, built during the Seventeenth millennium, shows a excellent example of common Colonial structure, or "plain structure." The decorations of this church are covered with Seventeenth millennium designed azulejo panels, while fresco artwork enhance its curved roofs.
The great ceremony, located at a much advanced level than the church, shows an interesting Mannerist altarpiece. Here, the timber designs exist in brilliant balance with the artwork. Another perspective of fascination here are the various content that surprisingly end as human numbers.
Surfing – Wind, waves and surf!
The Colonial shore, extending for more than 850km, is a haven for viewers. From the massive browse of Praia do Norte, in Nazare, to the reasonably comfortable browse of Carcavelos, Ericeira and Peniche – viewers never had it so good!
It's not just h2o browsing. People from france, and specifically Guincho, is also the paradise for windsurfers. The helpful gusts of wind that blow here provide the best conditions for h2o browsing. While kitesurfing is an important sport in seashores of Carcavelos, Costa da Caparica, exercise browsing is also popular in various locations.
Serra da Estrela– in the lap of the mountains!
Serra da Estrela, sitting at a height of 1,993m, appears like a massive represented applied with the best possible swings of Characteristics. Visiting this hill functions great in the record of products to do in People from france. One can follow the course of significant waterways from their sources, like Mondego at Mondeguinho, the Zezere at Covao de Ametade and the Alva at the Rossim Area. The mesmeric attractiveness of the glacier valleys at Loriga, Manteigas or Covao do Urso and Covao Grandes, results in you surprised.
This position also offers ideal opportunities for snowboarding, hiking, horse-riding and bike riding. Of course, to increase like a fowl, try para-gliding at Linhares da Beira – a wonderful ancient town.
Porto's riverfront – by the Duoro River!
The ancient middle of Porto, sitting next to the mouth of the Douro Stream, was announced a UNSECO Globe Lifestyle Website in 1996. To determine the soul of the area, walk through its roads and appreciate the common marble homes and ancient monuments covered along it, take a tram drive and appreciate a ship drive under the city's six connects.
The city's structure provides a unusual mix of conventional with the contemporary. This prestigious commercial hub, in the core of the Douro Stream, is also a growing core of the Slot bottles of wine industry.
Cabo de Sao Vicente – end of the world!
Cabo de Sao Vicente (The Cpe of St. Vincent) marks the south western extremity of Western countries. It wasn't long ago that this storm-battered headland was also considered the "end of the whole world." Location also contains one of Europe's smartest lighthouses, which can be seen from 60 kilometers away.
However, it's the wild and strong landscapes here that draws visitors in huge numbers. While intense gusts of wind risk to brush you off your feet, the rough coves jutting suddenly from the intense ocean offer it an almost spiritual element.


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10 August 2021 Reed Smith Newsletters
UK Employment Law Update August 2021
Home Perspectives UK Employment Law Update August 2021
Welcome to our monthly newsletter, with a summary of the latest news and developments in UK employment law.
Authors: Robin B. Jeffcott Graham Green David Ashmore Alison Heaton
Case law updates
COVID-19 – automatically unfair dismissal: There has been a further decision by an employment tribunal in favour of a claimant who was dismissed for taking steps to protect themselves or others from a serious and imminent threat to health and safety in the context of COVID-19. The tribunal considered the circumstances in March 2020 to create a reasonable belief of such a threat, and found it was not inappropriate for the claimant to remain in Italy (where he had been on holiday) rather than return to the UK, and from where he was able to work and communicate with his employer and clients. [Montanaro v. Lansafe]
COVID-19 – commission payments: An employee was able to successfully claim unpaid commission after the employment tribunal held that his employer had unlawfully exercised its discretion during the pandemic. Although the tribunal found that the employer had lawfully deferred commission payments for furloughed employees, it found that the decision to withhold commission thereafter was not a rational or good faith exercise of discretion. Although the tribunal's decision is not binding on other tribunals, the case acts as a useful reminder that the principles around the exercise of discretion remain in place notwithstanding the uncertainties of the pandemic. [Sharma v. Lily Communications]
Discrimination – diversity and inclusion: Two men have succeeded with claims of sex discrimination, with the employment tribunal concluding that their redundancy was motivated by the company seeing them as a significant impediment to improving the company's poor (45 per cent) gender pay gap, and following their complaints after the company had made statements about the need to "obliterate" the dominance of "white, privileged straight men". Their unfair dismissal claim also succeeded, although claims of age, race and sexual orientation discrimination, and whistleblowing failed. The decision does not change the law in this area, nor necessarily impact on diversity and inclusion initiatives that companies may want to adopt to improve representation of their workforce, but is a helpful reminder that D&I initiatives, and redundancy exercises, must be handled properly and in line with established legal principles.
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Discrimination – compensation: A decision to award life-long financial losses to a claimant who developed symptoms of PTSD, depression and paranoia following sexual orientation discrimination at work has been upheld by the EAT. Although career-long losses are rare, the medical evidence supported a life-long impact on the claimant's health and ability to work. However, the tribunal was criticised for failing to properly take into account the possibility of the claimant's career being cut short for other reasons and to apply an appropriate discount for this. The claimant was also awarded £41,000 for injury to feelings, £15,000 for aggravated damages, plus a 20 per cent uplift for the employer failing to apply the Acas Code, equalling an overall award in the region of £2 million. Although the employer's appeal over the extent of the discount and uplift were successful and these issues have been remitted to the tribunal, this case acts as a stark reminder that, as damages for discrimination are uncapped, lengthy campaigns of discrimination and harassment that are not handled effectively by employers can result in enormous compensatory awards being made in favour of the employee. [Secretary of State for Justice v. Plaistow]
Discrimination – religion and belief: The European Court has held that provided any rule or policy which seeks to ban workers wearing any visible signs of a political, religious or philosophical belief is not directly discriminatory if applied to all staff generally, and that any indirectly discriminatory effect is capable of justification by employers that have a genuine business need to maintain neutrality on political, religious and philosophical beliefs. This decision is not binding in the UK, although the domestic courts and tribunal may nevertheless have regard to it. [IX v. WABE eV; MH Müller Handels GmbH v. MJ]
Discrimination – burden of proof: The Supreme Court has held that despite a change in the language between historic discrimination legislation and the Equality Act 2010, there has been no substantial change in the law on the burden of proof in discrimination cases. It remains necessary for the complainant to establish, on the balance of probabilities, facts from which unlawful discrimination can be inferred. [Royal Mail v. Efobi]
Dismissal on medical grounds: A recent EAT decision acts as a helpful reminder that employers looking to dismiss employees on medical capability grounds should ensure that there is an up to date understanding of the individual's medical condition and the prognosis at the time of the decision to dismiss, particularly in cases where the employee is not absent on long sick leave. In the present case, the claimant's condition (which was a 'disability' for the purposes of the Equality Act 2010) necessitated periodic absence from work, and she was dismissed based on medical evidence and the lack of further adjustments to be made, and because her absence levels were considered unpredictable in nature and of an unacceptable level. Although the employment tribunal dismissed her claims of unfair dismissal and discrimination arising from disability, the EAT was critical of the approach taken by the tribunal in a number of respects: the occupational health and medical evidence relied upon were from six and 12 months prior to her dismissal respectively, and the tribunal had made an error in allowing post-dismissal medical reports as evidence; the claimant was in work at the time of the decision to dismiss and throughout the appeal process, and prior to dismissal had not been absent for a few months; and a change in her medical care meant her prognosis was improving. The claims have been remitted to a new tribunal. [Brightman v. TIAA]
Dismissal on reputational grounds: The Scottish Court of Session has upheld an employer's decision to dismiss an employee who was charged, but never prosecuted, for possessing indecent images of children on his home computer. While there was no evidence of misconduct, his position as a teacher meant that the employer's child protection concerns and responsibilities provided a rationale for dismissal for 'some other substantial reason' (SOSR) in order to safeguard their reputation. SOSR dismissals are not always straightforward, but in the right circumstances can be fairly achieved. This case also highlights the importance of carefully considering the reason for dismissal and being consistent, as the disciplinary process inferred that the reason for action and potential dismissal was misconduct, but the claimant was ultimately dismissed for SOSR. Although not detrimental to the employer's defence of this case, it may be in other circumstances. [L v. K]
Harassment: Correcting an anomaly in the legislation, and overturning previous case law, the EAT has held that constructive unfair dismissal is, in principle, capable of constituting an act of harassment. This means that where an employee resigns in response to conduct which includes unlawful harassment, the associated constructive unfair dismissal can itself be "unwanted conduct" for the purposes of a harassment claim under the Equality Act 2010. The decision brings clarity, and creates consistency with the other types of discrimination claim. [Driscoll v. V&P Global]
Whistleblowing: The EAT has held that it was not necessary to consider the motivations of anyone other than the decision-maker in circumstances where there had been a process designed to get rid of the claimant for making protected disclosures. Although several people were involved in a process that was described as "grossly unfair", the dismissing officer was not an innocent decision-maker who had been duped by others, and so it was not inappropriate to only consider his thought process. [University Hospitals North Tees & Hartlepool NHS FT v. Fairhall]
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Dare, Arthur Newman "A.N."
House 1895-98 (District 38); House 1899-1900 (District 45)
Counties Served: Anoka, Isanti, Mille Lacs, Sherburne, Wright
Birth Place: Jordan, New York
Birth County: Onondaga
Date of Death: 9/4/1923
Other Names: A.N.
City of Residence (when first elected): Elk River
Occupation (when first elected): Owner and Publisher, Elk River Star News
Common Schools; Elementary School;
Jordan Village Academy, New York; Secondary;
Spouse: Susan "May" Albee (married in 1879)
Children: Three children: Daphne, Susan, and Laurence Albee Dare
He was of Welsch ancestry on his father's side.
He came to Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1867 or 1868, with his parents. He worked in the printing office of the Minneapolis Tribune where he learned the printing trade. In 1872 he became a sailor on a whaling ship out of New Bedford, Massachusetts. He returned to Elk River, Minnesota around 1875.
He was a member of the Masons, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (B.P.O.E.), and the Shriners.
"Mr. Dare is a Republican in politics." (Progressive Men of Minnesota, 1897, p. 467)
Residence: Elk River
Counties Represented: Anoka, Isanti, Mille Lacs, Sherburne
Occupation: Editor/Publisher, Elk River Star News
Leadership Position: Speaker of the House
Counties Represented: Sherburne, Wright
Appropriations (Chair)
Legislative Expenses (Chair)
Rules and Joint Rules
Occupation: Owner and Publisher, Elk River Star News
Appropriations: Sub-Committee of the Committee on Appropriations
Incorporations Other Than Municipal
Printing (Chair)
Public Accounts and Expenditures
Shutter, Marion Daniel. "Arthur Newman Dare." Progressive Men of Minnesota, Minneapolis: The Minneapolis Journal, 1897, p. 467.


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Rising Alabama Freshman Completes Capitol Hill Internship
Washington, D.C. — U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) today announced that William Stiers of Alexandria, Virginia, completed an internship this summer in his Washington office as part of his Career Exploration Senior Project.
During Stier's time on Capitol Hill, he researched legislation, conducted tours of the U.S. Capitol building, and attended hearings on various issues of importance to Senator Shelby.
"The Congressional Internship Program provides students with an excellent opportunity to learn about the day-to-day workings of Capitol Hill," said Senator Shelby. "First-hand involvement in our nation's legislative process gives students a realistic perspective of various topics taught in the classroom. I have no doubt that these students have bright futures ahead of them and am grateful for their hard work and assistance to my office."
William Stiers is the son of Bill and Mary Catherine Stiers of Alexandria, Virginia. He recently graduated from St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School and plans to attend the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa in the fall.
"The opportunity to intern on Capitol Hill has been an incredible experience," said William Stiers. "I have been able to meet so many new people and learned so much about our legislative process. Whether I'm scanning files, answering phone calls, or even delivering a speech to the Senate floor, each little errand is so important and essential for even the most senior staff. From day one, the staff welcomed me as if I was family. I know the relationships that I built during my internship will last many years into the future. I would like to thank Senator Shelby and his staff for giving me the opportunity to complete this internship. I am extremely grateful for it."
Prior to graduation, every senior at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School is required to complete a unique senior project. These projects serve as a way for students to learn through career exploration or volunteer work. Students are required to spend two weeks on the project, delivering a presentation to their peers on the experience upon completion. Stiers chose to apply for Senator Shelby's Congressional Internship Program as his project. The internship program is open to students who exhibit an interest in government and public service.
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Q: Display results from PS in new line I have problem to correctly display results from variable. When I use code as below then results are in one line as below.
httpd=`ps -wweo uname,pid,pcpu,pmem,args | sed -e 's|/usr/pw/apache/bin/httpd.*|httpd|' | grep -E -w 'httpd' | grep -v 'grep' | grep -v 'sed' | sed -r 's/[[:blank:]]+/;/g'`

echo $httpd
user;6374;0.0;0.0;httpd user;12571;0.0;0.0;httpd user;26473;0.0;0.0;httpd user;29933;0.0;0.0;httpd user;31980;0.1;0.0;httpd

Without variable results are OK and this is what I execpted
  ps -wweo uname,pid,pcpu,pmem,args | sed -e 's|/usr/pw/apache/bin/httpd.*|httpd|' | grep -E -w 'httpd' | grep -v 'grep' | grep -v 'sed' | sed -r 's/[[:blank:]]+/;/g'
    user;6374;0.0;0.0;httpd
    user;12571;0.0;0.0;httpd
    user;22984;0.0;0.0;httpd
    user;26473;0.0;0.0;httpd
    user;29933;0.0;0.0;httpd

Is there any trick to fix my results?
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Load Index: The Often-Overlooked Tire Spec You Need to Know
Tread style, appearance, size and cost play into most consumers' tire-buying needs, but how often do we ensure that our new tires will be able to support the kind of weight we'll be placing them under? Going beyond the common load range letter most of us are accustomed to seeing along the sidewall, it's time to get acquainted with the term load index and what that number means. Why? As proof that not all tires are created equal, the load range classification can be a bit deceiving in determining a tire's load carrying capacity. Load index represents the exact weight the tire can safely support. For more on this often-overlooked tire specification, we'll define load index, illustrate why it's more important than load range and give you a path to finding yours below.
What Is Load Index?
Load index is the load carrying capacity of your tire. Displayed in both pounds and kilograms, it denotes how much weight each tire can safely support. The tire's load index is present on the sidewall, oftentimes directly to the right of the tire's size (above, the "125" is the load index). While a tire's load index isn't referred to nearly as much as its load range is, it's also not as vague (the higher the load index number simply means the higher its load carrying capacity is), giving you a specific load rating instead of a generalized load range. Unsure what your tires' load index is? You can find convenient load index charts at both Discount Tire and Tires Plus.
What Is Load Range?
In short, load range is an outdated way of listing a tire's load carrying capacity. Listed on the sidewall as a letter (C through F are most common), it's based on the tire's ply rating. The higher the ply count the higher the manufacturer rates the tire's load carrying capacity. However, with all the advancements in modern tire technology, fewer (yet stronger) plies are used these days, which makes the load range measurement a bit blurry in many instances.
Load Range vs. Load Index
It's very important that you don't mistake these two as being the same. While load index is an exact specification, load range can be a bit misleading. For example, one tire manufacturer's E load range tire may have a load index that is the same or even lower than another brand's D load range tire. We've seen E load range tires with a load index of just 109 (2,271 pounds per tire), but D load range tires with a 118 load index (2,910 pounds). Long story short, load range isn't the end-all, be-all for a tire's load carrying ability. Don't purchase a set of tires for your tow-rig based on load range alone.
The Side-Effects of Overloading A Tire
So what happens when you overload a tire? If you're lucky, all you notice is the visual sidewall sag present at the bottom of the tire. The tire will look similar to one that's under-inflated. If you aren't so lucky, or continue to drive the vehicle with overloaded tires, premature tread wear will inevitably occur. In a worst case scenario, you could experience a blow-out, where—in the midst of such an explosive tire failure—collateral damage can result (such as a damaged fender well liner, fender flare or even the fender itself).
Further Proof That Load Index Is More Important Than Load Range
Another example that showcases why load range isn't everything can be found by comparing Nitto's LT295/65R20 Terra Grappler G2, which has an E load range, with the F load range LT305/55R20 version of the same tire. In this case, the LT305/55R20 (though being F-rated) has the lower load index of 125 vs. the 129 load index of the LT295/65R20 G2's. In this case the F load range tire actually has the lesser load carrying capacity (3,640 pounds vs. 4,080 pounds).
As It Pertains to Maximum Inflation Pressure
Keep in mind that a tire's peak load carrying capacity can only be achieved at the manufacturer's maximum inflation pressure. This too is printed on the tire's sidewall. A few things to keep in mind when airing up to max inflation is to: 1. Air up when the tire is cold (for utmost accuracy and to avoid over-inflating) and 2. Though your load carrying capacity will increase with inflation pressure, ride quality may suffer (for example, there can be a noticeable change in comfort when going from 55 psi up to 80 psi).
As It Pertains to GVWR
If you've paid attention to today's lesson so far you know that, on a single rear wheel truck with a 10,000-pound gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), the tire information listed here in the size column means they possess a load index of 125. And because a load index of 125 means that each tire can carry 3,638 pounds apiece (14,552 pounds in total), the truck is more than capable of operating at its 10,000-pound GVWR safely. Many of you will also recognize that the second number (122) points out the tires' load index when used in a dual rear wheel application (3,307 pounds apiece in that instance). In case you were wondering, the "R" means these specific tires are rated for speeds of up to 106 mph.
Stay Safe, Buy Tires With the Same (or Higher) Load Index
When buying new tires always remember that it's best to stick with tires that have the same load index (or a higher one) that came on the vehicle from the factory. This is especially important for vehicles that tow or haul at or near their maximum GCWR or GVWR capacity. You can go with a bigger tire, provided its approved rim width matches the wheel size on your vehicle, but don't sacrifice safety by switching to a tire with a lower load index.
Basic tire maintenance begins with regular rotations. Find out how to do it properly here.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins have re-signed forward Chris Conner to a one-year contract, it was announced today by executive vice president and general manager Ray Shero.
The deal is for the 2010-11 season and is a two-way contract that will pay Conner $550,000 at the NHL level.
Conner, 26, has played in 79 career NHL games since entering the league in 2006, posting nine goals and 24 points.
Conner, who originally signed with the Penguins on July 5, 2009, scored two goals and three points in eight games with Pittsburgh this past season, and appeared in one postseason contest. He scored two goals, one being the game-winner, in Pittsburgh's 4-2 victory at New York against the Rangers Jan. 25 just hours after being recalled from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
The 5-foot-8, 180-pound forward completed his first season in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in 2009-10, ranking second on the team in points (56) and assists (37), while chipping in 19 goals in just 59 contests. Two days before helping Pittsburgh defeat the Rangers the speedy winger tied a WBS franchise record with five points (2G-3A) in a 6-3 victory at Syracuse Jan. 23. Conner tied for the team lead with four points (2G-2A) in four postseason games.
The Westland, Michigan native spent three-plus seasons with Dallas after signing with the Stars in the summer of 2006. In 71 games with the Stars, Conner recorded seven goals and 21 points.
Conner played four seasons with Michigan Tech, posting 69 goals, 60 assists and 129 points in 151 games. He finished his collegiate career as the school's all-time leader in shorthanded goals (15), and was named the 2004 Western Collegiate Hockey Association Second All-Star Team.


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Groupe ADP, its subsidiary Hub One and Air France choose Ericsson to develop the 4G/5G professional mobile network at the Paris Airports
Publish: 10 July 2020
Following the awarding by Arcep of professional band frequencies, Groupe ADP, its subsidiary Hub One, operator of digital technologies for businesses, and Air France, the leading French airline, teamed up with Ericsson, one of the world's leaders in telecommunications, to help to develop a mobile broadband private network covering Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and Paris-Le Bourget airports.
The roll-out of this professional 4/5G network will also serve an ecosystem of over 120,000 employees, who work at the three Paris airports every day, at 1,000 companies of all sizes and sectors. It also represents a new major step in the digital transformation of the Paris airports.
Last January, Arcep (the French regulatory authority of electronic and postal services communications) had granted Hub One the authorization to operate 4G/5G professional band frequencies forten-years. The allocation of these band frequencies was part on an unprecedented tripartite partnership between Groupe ADP, Hub One and Air France, in order to roll-out a very high-speed mobile network at Paris Airports and thus offer new services to optimize the fluidity and security of critical operations and improve the customer experience.
Groupe ADP, Hub One and Air France had to rely on a trusted supplier allowing them to meet the current and future challenges of digital sovereignty and information security.
Their choice fell on the Swedish information and communications technology provider, Ericsson, thus confirming a long-standing collaboration. By calling on the European and international supplier of telecommunications equipment and services to develop their professional 4G/5G mobile network, Groupe ADP, Hub One and Air France are responding to the technological challenges of European sovereignty. As for Ericsson's infrastructure, it offers an optimal level of security which will allow Hub One to comply with the new security obligations of ANSSI (National Agency for Security of Information Systems).
As a digital telecommunication operator, Hub One will manage and set up the network on behalf of Groupe ADP and Air France. At Paris airports, the deployment of this professional mobile network will be effective across all outdoor spaces by the end of 2020, and indoors across all public and reserved areas for professionals working at terminals by the end of 2021.
"Ericsson is a major player recognized for its expertise in telecommunications, with which we have been collaborating for several years. It seemed natural to us to call on Ericsson and take advantage of the technological innovation capabilities of a leading provider of 5G networks with more than 45 live mobile networks already deployed worldwide," stated Guillaume de Lavallade, CEO of Hub One.
"Anyone who has ever been on an airport knows that security, reliability and speed are key to ensure a good travel experience. The digital transformation of airports represents a big opportunity and private 5G networks will enable and accelerate this transformation. We are pleased to collaborate with Groupe ADP, Hub One and Air France to future proof Paris airports with 5G ready networks delivering fast, secure and reliable wireless internet", said Åsa Tamsons, Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Technologies and New Businesses, Ericsson.
"The development of Smart Airports actively continues to grow thanks to this new major step through the partnership between Air France and Hub One. The deployment of this professional mobile network will strengthen the performance and accelerate the digitalization of the 120,000 professionals daily at our Parisian airports ands and pave in the best way the resumption of air traffic", said Edward Arkwright, Executive Director General of Groupe ADP and President of Hub One.
"Air France is delighted with this major partnership with Groupe ADP and Hub One and its continued collaboration with Ericsson, which has been with us since the experimental phase of this project. We are proud to be working together to set up this very high-speed private professional mobile network at the heart of the Paris airports. This innovative program is another way to improve our operational performance in order to meet the expectations of our customers and employees", underlines Jean-Christophe Lalanne, Executive Vice President Information Technology of the Air France-KLM group.


There have been lots of posts and buzz on the blogosphere and twitter about Sian's trip to Niger a few weeks ago. You can follow her journey through her blog here. It is a heartbreaking and eye opening read.
One lovely blogger is trying to get other people and bloggers to club together and help sponsor a child. Sometimes we are a bit reluctant to sign up for a monthly direct debit of £22 per month for each child. It is a lot but in the grand scheme of things it does so much more. However Merry came up with the idea of people being able to sponsor a little less per month perhaps 1/4 of a child or to give a one off donation if you don't want to commit yourself.
So far there has been enough raised to help sponsor more than 7 children in Niger, how fantastic is that. You can help her do more by signing up to the monthly direct debit or by paying a one off donation.
Parent bloggers have raised enough for 6 children so far, and are on the way to 7 children in Niger for the next year. Help us do more and expand the network willing to help. Lots of us can't justify the whole price at over £20 a month each, so the sponsorships are being gathered in a way that almost everyone can afford to join in with.
#ShareNiger came about when blogger Sian To went to West Africa and the Niger region with World Vision. The trip was shared among our community by blogging and tweeting, and the media picked up on the stories.
World Vision believe the best way to change a child's life is to change the world in which they live. And the best way to change their world is to help their community to become self-sustaining. This is what World Vision Child Sponsorship does.
Don't think that saving these children is someone else's problem because it isn't.
Click here to sponsor a child in Niger.
Click here for Sian To's Share Niger Story and on both her blogs mummy-tips and geekisnewchic .
Merry Raymond's join us and sponsor a child in Niger.


This place isn't just a restaurant. It's a show, an experience, an everlasting memory that shoots itself up into one's shortlist of iconic meals they have had over the course of their lifetime. Put as simply as possible, Barton G turns childhood favorites into upscale delicacies, presented in such an extravagant way that the meal is as much a feast for the other four senses as it is for the palate.
Liquid nitrogen popcorn hand-mixed in a giant metal martini 'glass' with Parmesan and bacon. Lobster pop tarts in an oversized retro toaster. Deviled eggs dyed red, served in a chicken coup that looks like it came out of a Tim Burton movie. Oyster shooters encased in a champagne-gelatin bubble that defines molecular gastronomy. Steaks with three-foot forks stabbed into a wood cutting board. You simply must save room for dessert too…that will be a fun surprise. ~$100/person.
After debuting its first two West Coast locations to huge crowds, The Halal Guys has opened its doors in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Located in an intimate space on the corner of Wilshire and Mariposa, The Halal Guys brings a Chipotle-like approach to some seriously good Middle Eastern food.
They're not joking around with their gyros, which boast some of the richest flavor you'll find in a [now-chain] fast casual spot. That white sauce is famous for a reason too and there is no question to why nearly everybody orders extra on the side. Most guests will walk away spending around $10.
Japanese doesn't get much more authentic or intimate on this side of the Pacific than at Tempura Endo. Premium sashimi, wagyu beef, black bean soy sauce, and hand-selected oils and salts make Endo as high-end of an experience as possible. Prix-fixe menus range from 10-17 courses, or $150-$280.
Ambiance is intimate, but sadly, Endo's feel doesn't match up to its food quality—a rarity nowadays considering the reverse is much more common. This small space is sparsely dressed up with cheap, kitschy décor, making Endo seem more appropriate for Westwood Boulevard than the ritzy part of Beverly Hills. Not to mention you will need to eat again within minutes of leaving the premises.
The Stand, which started as 'a complete nod to American classics,' essentially exemplifies the recipe for success in casual dining. Delicious food made from good ingredients. A fun, diverse and expansive menu—exotic burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, salads and more—with an equally enticing dining room. Satisfying portions and price points that bring people back time and time again.
The Stand currently has locations in Encino, Woodland Hills, Century City and Northridge with more locations across Southern California to come. Be on the lookout for one near you.
California brasserie Terrine [Beverly Hills] has released a new cocktail selection that follows the restaurant's motif of French-inspired novelty. Absinthe Frappes, Byrrh Slings, Bigallet China China Spritz's, and Pommeau Sours are a few of the latest creations from bartender Ryan Wainright.
Terrine has also come out with a new happy hour menu. Chef Kris Morningstar's additions include Cured Salmon Terrine with boursin cheese and herb salad, as well as and Frites d'Après La Disco read: poutine with confit chicken and black pepper gravy.
Grubhub has unveiled an in-house ratings and reviews system that allows diners to choose a restaurant based on food quality, order accuracy and delivery speed from the entire Grubhub database. The platform introduces a new level for transparency and trust in the online restaurant ratings and reviews space.
Grubhub collects more than 70,000 data points per day on its restaurants, and this system will provide learning insights for restaurants based on their delivery data in addition to the benefits to consumers. The new ratings and reviews system is now available on the desktop web, and on the Grubhub and Seamless iOS and Android apps.


Fresh from representing Ireland in the European Games in Baku, DCU's own Céire Smith is aiming to go one better and represent her country in next year's Olympic Games in Brazil.
Despite missing out on a medal, losing at the quarter final stage to the European number two Saiana Sagataeva (Russia) in a split decision, Smith saw the positives. "I had to qualify to get to Baku so I knew only the best of the best were going to be there.
"I wasn't a little disappointed – I was absolutely gutted but it was a fantastic experience." Smith said.
Only the top four Europeans in the world qualifiers make the Olympics and after missing out on London 2012 at the final hurdle, Smith is determined not to let that happen this time around.
Since Baku, Smith has competed in the Felix Stamm Multinationals in Poland where she came away with a silver medal, beating the AIBA World number one Marlen Esparza of the USA along the way.
Unfortunately for the 23-year-old she was edged out in the final by Poland's Sandra Drabik on a split decision.
"I thought I'd done enough but boxing the home girl and losing on a split decision, there's not much more you can do." Smith said.
Beating the number one seed in the tournament was a massive boost in confidence, she explained; "She was my first fight, it was my luck to get the best girl in the first fight but when I won it was a huge confidence booster.
In preparation for Rio, Smith has deferred her third year in DCU so she can concentrate more on her boxing after finding the balance between training and college to be a tough one in her first two years.
"I was trying to fit in two training sessions a day and some days I was in college from nine 'til five, you're going to class wrecked and then you're coming home and falling asleep, so it's very hard to balance everything." The Sports Science student said.
"I had been giving 40 percent in college when I should have been giving 100 percent." she added.
Smith is trained by Billy Walsh and Zaur Antia and was full of praise for her coaches.
"Straight up-front I would not have performed as well in Baku or at the Felix Stamm Multinationals only for the amount of work Billy Walsh put in with me", the Cavan native explained.
"I finished my exams in DCU in the summer and I went straight to the (National) Stadium to train with Billy.
Smith was speaking to The College View just before flying out to Assisi, Italy for a training camp with the men's elite team. "It's the men's team's preparation; they're flying straight from there to Doha (Qatar) for the World Championships.
"Its very good preparation for me", the 23-year-old added.
Unfortunately for Smith there is not a great level of competition within Ireland in her weight division so she is forced to spar with some of Ireland's leading male boxers.
"You could go and box a novice but you're not learning anything. I get to move around with the best guys, Paddy Barnes and Brendan Irvine so they test me to my maximum.
"Sometimes you get very frustrated thinking you're not progressing at all but you have to realise Paddy Barnes is a two time Olympic champion and Brendan Irvine won silver at Baku", Smith said.
"I really am moving around with the best guys, it's been very helpful for me", the Flyweight added.
As a female boxer Céire Smith is constantly compared to Ireland's greatest ever female boxer Katie Taylor and says she is full of admiration for the fighter who brought home gold at London 2012.
"Katie is an absolutely fantastic athlete. I get on very well with Katie and I look up to her massively", Smith said.
"What she has achieved is just outstanding, I don't think anybody will reach that level, it will be a long time before you see a female boxer like her.
"Everybody knows Katie Taylor, what they don't realise is it's not just in Ireland she's well recognised, she's well recognised across the world, people nearly know more of her abroad than in Ireland." Smith said.
While the road to Rio began a long time ago for Céire in terms of training, the first step to getting there is the National Elite Female Boxing Championships which take place at the National Stadium, Dublin in November.
Should she successfully defend her Flyweight title, she will represent Ireland in the World Qualifiers in Kazakhstan next January where she needs to be one of the top four European fighters in her weight to make next summer's Olympics.
If all goes well for the DCU student she may return for her third year of college this time next year as an Olympic champion.


The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is commemorating National Family Caregivers Month this November by honoring the caregivers who care for chronically ill, injured or disabled Veterans. The recent passage of the VA MISSION Act of 2018 will expand eligibility for VA's Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers to veterans of all eras of service. The expansion will occur in two phases, starting with eligible Veterans who incurred or aggravated a serious injury in the line of duty on or before May 7, 1975. For more information and resources, visit the VA Caregiver Support website or call the Caregiver Support Line toll free at 855-260-3274.
For more spouse and family support resources, visit the Military.com Spouse and Family section.


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Q: Last piece of the puzzle is to change this function in C I have to change this function using a pointer instead of int i and I have problems because my instinct tells me to use a char pointer and every time to increase the pointer to the next string but I don't know how to implement that.
This is what I have so far:
populate_demo()

{
    int i;
    for (i=0; evalue[i][0] ; i++)
        env_add("DEMO",evalue[i]);
}

I've been experimenting of course it is not like I did not try but I cant seem to accomplish what I need here is my code
int main()
{
char array1[4][6]={"one","two","three","four"};
char *p;
p=array1[0];
*p++;
printf("%s",p);
return 0;
}

Expected result: printf prints "two". but instead goes to the next char of the first string and prints ne until it finds \0. So my question is how to go to the next string?

A: If you have an array like this
char array1[4][6]={"one","two","three","four"};

then pointer to its first element will look like
char ( *p )[6] = array1;

Thus you can write for example
printf( "%s", *p );

or
printf( "%s", *++p );

or
printf( "%s", *p++ );

Here is a demonstrative program
#include <stdio.h>

#define N   6

void populate_demo( char evalue[][N] )
{
    for ( ; ( *evalue )[0]; ++evalue ) puts( *evalue );
}

int main( void )
{
    char array1[][N] = { "one", "two", "three", "four", "" };

    populate_demo( array1 );

    return 0;
}

The program output is
one
two
three
four

If the array does not contain an empty string then the program above can look the following way
#include <stdio.h>

#define N   6

void populate_demo( char evalue[][N], size_t n )
{
    for ( char ( *p )[N] = evalue; p != evalue + n; ++p ) puts( *p );
}

int main( void )
{
    char array1[][N] = { "one", "two", "three", "four" };

    populate_demo( array1, sizeof( array1 ) / sizeof( *array1 ) );

    return 0;
}

The program output will be the same.
If the compiler supports variable size array you can use them also as function parameters.


The Aboriginal Curatorial Collective is pleased to be holding its 2015 Annual General Meeting at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto on Sunday, September 20th.
In the spirit of celebrating 10 years of Indigenous creativity, the ACC in collaboration with the AGO and Lisa Myers, an ACC member and AGO Artist-in-Residence, will host a special event to honour our founders and all the members who have contributed in making this organization successful.
The Board members and staff would like to extend our invitation to attend this all-day free event from 10:45 AM – 5:00 PM in the AGO Gallery School located at 317 Dundas Street West. A special feast for the occasion will be served!
Following our Strategic Planning session that was held at Saw Gallery in Ottawa last April, significant modifications to the by-laws have been made. Please review them carefully. Some of the proposed changes include: a modification to the name of the organization, changes to membership, new honour statements, a renewed mandate, and indigenized terms of reference. Please find enclosed the updated bylaws and the agenda for the AGM.
We are looking forward to seeing you! For more information, you can communicate with Mylène Guay, Executive Director at 416-559-2178.


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