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O'Hara Completes Permanent Switch To Scottish Side
Midfielder completes permanent move to Motherwell.
Mark O'Hara has completed a permanent switch to Motherwell following a loan spell at the club.
Peterborough United midfielder Mark O'Hara has today (Wednesday) completed a permanent move to Scottish side Motherwell for an undisclosed fee signing a two-year deal, subject to international clearance.
O'Hara concluded the season on-loan at 'Well, featuring in 17 games and scoring once. O'Hara joined Posh from Dundee in May 2018 and scored four goals in 22 appearances before a loan spell with Lincoln City.
The club would like to wish Mark well in the future.
Mark O'Hara

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Nolensville wrestling caps special season with state duals runners-up title
BY CORY WOODROOF
Though their special season will end in silver, not gold, the Nolensville Knights wrestling team still has plenty to be proud of for what they've accomplished.
The team fell to Pigeon Forge 59-18 Saturday in the TSSAA's state duals wrestling Class A-AA championship, finishing a bracket where they topped Signal Mountain and Greeneville.
They'll be runners-up for their classification and were recognized for that distinction after the match.
It's the furthest the young school has ever gotten in its three-year history in wrestling, and has set a new bench mark for future Knights wrestlers.
"I've had these guys for three years. I couldn't be more proud of them," Knights head coach Josh Peck said of the team's accomplishments.
"We've got a great group of seniors that led the team to here — Max Dansereau, Wes Miller and Hayden Brammer — and, again, it's only been three years, and to make the state finals is pretty impressive for them. I'm very proud of them."
Miller got one last individual win for his senior season against Pigeon Forge.
The team will now look to build traditions for the future, made easier by Nolensville's culture of cheering on all of its sports.
"The school supports everybody," Peck said. "It's great. A lot of schools don't even know wrestling exists, and at our school, they have a little mini pep [rally] for them, they have put singlets on their lockers, made announcements about it.
"So the fact that our school actually knows we exist and we're doing well is good for us…and we support everybody else."
Peck is optimistic for where the program is headed, citing the young wrestlers on their way to the high school as added motivation.
"This is hopefully the beginning," Peck said. "We have a great kids' club, our middle school program is rocking now…the future should be good."
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the total you needed to acquire all prizes is 20 hard mode runs worth.
and its alright to sacirfice one.
The weapons are farmed in the halloween dungeon? or halloween sudden invasion? Cause so far i only seen @crystal drop in there, double star and single star crystal are from finish rewards and no star crystal used for gara isn't dropping at all nor is it in reward list.
Not hard at all consider they even provide you with a super buffed p.mona. But main thing is.... I dunno where to farm for the weapons required for the detective quest at all.


Whitireia Park is administered by the Whitireia Park Board as a recreation reserve, allowing for walking, swimming and quiet enjoyment of the coast rather than major development.
On 22 April 2014 the Ngati Toa Rangatira Claims Settlement Act 2014 (the Act) received royal assent. The Act establishes the Whitireia Park Board (the Board) as the administering body of the Whitireia Recreation Reserve in the form of a joint board between Greater Wellington Regional Council and Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira Inc. The Board is made up of three members appointed by Greater Wellington Regional Council and three members appointed by the Toa Rangatira Trust.
The Board is responsible for the control and management of the Whitireia Recreation Reserve, the Onehunga Bay Historic Reserve and the Te Onepoto Recreation Reserve in accordance with the provisions of the Reserves Act 1977.
GWRC: Jenny Brash, Barbara Donaldson, and Prue Lamason.
The Board by virtue of its control and management appointment under section 30 of the Reserves Act 1977, holds a consent role for a number of actions under the Reserves Act 1977.
The GWRC Park Ranger, Gary Wheaton has been appointed to undertake maintenance, implement work programmes, and carry out any enforcement matters on behalf of the Board.
Please contact the Park Ranger with any questions about day to day management of Whitireia Park.
The Park Board meets quarterly to discuss the management of the park. These meetings are open to the public, for dates and times please see below.
Location: Puna Ora meeting room, Takapuwahia Marae, 23 Ngatitoa Street, Porirua.
Time: 9.15am, unless stated otherwise.
Dates: 22 February, 10 May, 9 August, 13 December.


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Kazyak Release "Reflection"
Michael Stover November 12, 2018 Album Reviews Leave a comment
URL: http://kazyak.com/release/reflection/
There's everything on this album for fans of serious songwriting. It isn't a strictly virtuoso outing, either, as songwriter Peter Frey is just as talented lyrically as he is musically. Kazyak is a musical project that's simmered for a long time, but the band's progression is clearly gaining momentum with the release of their first full length album Reflection. Harkening back to a simpler time when albums weren't a standard dozen or more(!) songs inundating listeners with filler in order to justify CD pricing, Kazyak has released an album clocking in at a little over thirty six minutes. The brevity serves the music well and has the same focus you hear in Kazyak's songwriting.
"First Do No Harm" has a little bit of everything making the song go for listeners and introduces any newcomers to the band's preferred method for connecting with listeners. Peter Frey and his band mates approach both arrangements and performances alike akin to how a painter might go about detailing a picture. Kazyak's songs never reveal all their cards straight out of the chute. Instead, there's a cumulative effect to their music – ideas are introduced, and then exit, making way for the new. This tendency continues with the album's third song "Talking to a Stranger" in an even more pronounced way. A seemingly impossible concoction of bluegrass influences like banjo and bold synthesizer flourishes complement each other without a hiccup – it's a testament to their talents they can bring these strands together without jarring listeners.
"Quicksand" is one of the album's most deliberate, thoughtful compositions. The nature of the performance and its songwriting, however, never drain the song of emotion and leave it inert for the audience. Quite the contrary. Instead, "Quicksand" has some of the album's sharpest imagery, albeit none too hopeful really, while the singing wrings every potential whiff of drama from Frey's lyric gifts. Those lyrical gifts are on further display with the song "Androcles" and this near parable about a Roman slave and a lion is difficult to forget. It rings out with ample detail and emotion thanks to another deeply engaged vocal turn, arguably the album's best.
The closing tandem of "Belmonte" and "10,000 Flowers" is quite a pair. The former tune is the more obviously, even immediately, stylized, but the foundational strengths of his songwriting remains the bedrock upon which Kazyak can color with countless embellishments, both understated and overt. It has a refrain that sticks with you. "10,000 Flowers" is another well built lyric with a number of twists and the laid back arrangement of the song's first half puts Frey's writing in the best possible light. Kazyak takes another swing at firing your musical imagination on this closer with a second half performance that's all around distinguished but highlighted, in particular, by stunning bass and synthesizer playing. It's a impressive finish line for Minneapolis' Kazyak and more than proves a full length release from this unit makes an even deeper impact than their preceding EP's. It's thrilling to consider where they can go from here.
BANDCAMP: https://kazyak.bandcamp.com/releases
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In 1983, Eileen Fisher signed up for a fashion trade show with no experience, no garments, no patterns or sketches – nothing but a few ideas for a women's clothing line focused on simplicity.
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  it('should create a single wrapping iframe', function () {
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    expect(editorInnards.getElementsByTagName('iframe').length).to.be(2);
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  it('should create the utility bar', function () {
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  it('should open preview mode if preview mode was the last mode it was on before unloading', function () {
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    expect(editor.getElement('previewerIframe').style.left).to.be('');
    editor.unload();
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      anchor.href = window.location.hostname + '#test';
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      anchor.hostname = originalHostname
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Due to the length of this episode, it will not be available on the podcast feed until Thursday. Thank you for your patience.
Hey Matt – had a great time chatting! Let's do this again sometime!
I would love to! Had an absolute blast! Thank You for coming on!
We should find a few like-minded writers for a regular google hangout RPG!
I'm pretty sure Google Hangouts even has a dice rolling app.
I think I remember hearing you mention that one on TBR. It is definitely been added to my list.


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Reader Center|Drawing the Guantánamo Bay War Court
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Drawing the Guantánamo Bay War Court
I spent a week at Gitmo's military court, drawing the people involved in the Sept. 11 trial. It was a challenge in every way imaginable.
An obsolete, dilapidated hangar at Guantánamo near the war court compound.Credit...Wendy MacNaughton
By Wendy MacNaughton
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.
When I first walked into the military court at Guantánamo Bay in September, I was the first civilian artist in almost three years that the Pentagon had approved to sketch at the court on the base, and only the fifth ever.
I was there to make drawings for an article I worked on with Carol Rosenberg, The Times's Guantánamo reporter, about the people involved in the Sept. 11 trials: lawyers, defendants and others. Specifically, Ms. Rosenberg would write about — and I would draw — what they chose to wear in court, in all its significance. No photography was allowed.
I had put all my Pentagon-approved art supplies in Ziploc bags to make it through two security checks and into The Gallery. That's the viewing room where members of the news media and N.G.O.s, as well as law students and family members of people killed on Sept. 11, watch the trial, happening in the courtroom on the other side of triple-pane, soundproof glass.
The courtroom is about 60 feet deep — nearly as long as a six-story building is tall. My stomach sank. Ms. Rosenberg, who has been covering Guantánamo for 18 years and knows every corner and angle of the place, had warned me about the courtroom's size. I'd brought opera glasses for the distance, but I was told I couldn't use them. How was I going to draw portraits of people I could barely see?
I arranged my paints, brushes, pens, water and paper towels on a folding chair next to my seat, just like I had a million times. Except here, there were rules. A partial list of things I couldn't draw: guards and certain people in certain seats and/or locations; exits, cameras; papers, displays on computer screens; walls.
And there was no redacting. If I slipped and drew any of these things, I wasn't allowed to cover it up; they'd have to confiscate the drawing. While a redaction conceals the specifics of something, I was told, it also reveals that something classified exists in that location, which defeats the purpose. Instead, I was instructed to avoid drawing those things altogether, and to compose my drawing in such a way that a viewer couldn't tell that I'd removed anything.
Final rule: Under no circumstances was anyone inside the spectators' gallery to make eye contact with, or otherwise acknowledge, anyone on the other side of the glass. As an illustrator with a background as a social worker, this is in every way the opposite of how I work. I base my drawings of people on our personal interaction, on a real human connection. And while part of me was outraged, if I'm honest, I was also relieved. I didn't know how to handle eye contact with the people on the other side of that glass.
I work with white space all the time. Every illustrator and visual journalist chooses what to include or exclude in an image. In the case of these drawings, however, some of these choices were made by the military.
I knew I'd have a limited time to draw, so I had been studying photos of the detainees online for weeks, drawing them to get familiar with their faces. The five men who walked into the courtroom looked nothing like the photos I've seen. Khalid Shaikh Mohammed has grown a long beard and dyed it orange. And he's tiny, just five-foot-four. In fact, every one of the five detainees was smaller than I imagined.
When I draw, time slows down. My thoughts stop darting about, and they become quiet and focused on what is in front of me: lines, angles, shapes and shadows that make up a person's posture and expression. I stop making up stories about them or judging myself for doing so. I'm able to look closely at things I usually am afraid of or willfully ignore.
At Guantánamo, I drew in a notebook with a pen: No drafts. I looked hard and drew fast and hoped it would work out. After the drawings were finished, I painted. A picture of an individual might take 15 minutes; an entire scene might take two hours. When I finished one, I put it under my chair, hoping it would dry before I placed the next one on top of it.
While drawing, I listened to the court proceedings, but between my visual concentration and the legalese, I understood maybe a quarter of it. Later at night around the media's picnic table over whiskey and beer, the reporters would decode for me what had happened that day. I was almost thankful not to know the details they shared while I was drawing: the very specific, horrific acts the detainees and the C.I.A. are accused of, and all the legal rabbit holes the lawyers are exploring. I stopped smoking 10 years ago, but after two nights in Guantánamo, I started again.
At the end of each day in court, I stayed behind and waited to meet with Jeffrey A. Lavender, a security officer whose job is to make sure no classified information gets out. One by one, I presented my drawings to him — much like showing sketches to a creative director for approval.
Mr. Lavender was stone-faced. After examining each drawing for several moments, scanning corner to corner and flipping each one over, he either nodded or shook his head. A nod meant the drawing was approved for public viewing. He'd affix a sticker onto the drawing, after which it was officially approved and couldn't be altered. No Photoshopping off a stray line, no adding a little more color. He signed the sticker with a ballpoint pen. I told him since the sticker was such an important part of the image, and since we both signed the art, it was a true collaboration.
Of the 30-something drawings I presented, Mr. Lavender shook his head at only two. The first contained some classified items in the courtroom. That made sense. The second was a handwritten list of everything that I was not allowed to draw, which I'd made to use as a reminder while working. I wanted to keep it. He refused.
I argued that the information it contained had been disclosed elsewhere. But Mr. Lavender and his supervisor came to the conclusion that my handwritten list was indeed a drawing, technically containing things I couldn't draw. My "No" list was a no-go.
That's Guantánamo.
After a week of stifling heat, whiskey, cigarettes, talk of torture and the challenge of trying to accurately capture the courtroom, I flew home, clutching a stack of watercolor war court drawings wrapped inside a floral-scented garbage bag for protection. I scanned them in my studio, making sure not to alter the images, sent them to The New York Times, got into bed and didn't move for two days.
Ms. Rosenberg had warned me that the gulf between the world back home and what I would find at Guantánamo was huge. She also told me a person can understand it only after being there. She was right on both counts. I'd anticipated the logistical and physical challenges of drawing there, but not the psychological and emotional ones: the grieving families, the killings and torture, the journalists reporting the horrific details year after year, and the bizarre banality of daily life in Guantánamo Bay. There was no way to prepare for those. Those I'm still processing.
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L' EFFET AQUATIQUE
Original version in French
Subtitled in French
Directed by Sólveig Anspach
LES INCONTOURNABLES !
The great names in cinema
FRANCE, Iceland | 83 minutes | 2016
Lies come to the aid of love in this posthumous work that deftly mixes comedy and political satire. After appearing in Queen of Montreuil (2013, Anspach's previous film), crane operator Samir falls for Agathe, a swimming instructor, in this outing. To get closer to his beloved, he pretends to be a beginner—despite being an expert swimmer. Anspach twiddles romcom conventions to deliver a final work where her skills as a satirist shine through political humour and where the swimming pool, an insular world of its own, reveals the Icelandic-American filmmaker's much-loved city of Montreuil.
Prix SACD - Festival de Cannes 2016
Friday October 7, 2016
Sólveig Anspach
Screenplay Sólveig Anspach, Jean-Luc Gaget
Cast Samir Guesmi, Florence Loiret Caille, Didda Jónsdóttir, Philippe Rebbot


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'Pond Life' Prequel Mini Web-Series Debuts Today
Posted August 27th, 2012 by Ally Miller
In anticipation of the Season 7 premiere of 'Doctor Who' on Saturday, BBC produced a 5 part mini web-series called 'Pond Life' which premiered on the official 'Doctor Who' BBC website today!
The prequel will chronicle the life of Amy Pond and Rory Williams when not on an adventure with the Doctor (in other words, when they lead their lives!). In a video introduction, Karen Gillan (who plays Amy Pond) explains:
"It's kind of everything that happens in between time travel. I often wondered, 'What happens in between with the companions?' And this is the episode where we get to see a kind of couple try and have a domestic, married life."
The series episodes are rather short with the first installment less than a minute long but it still holds the same charm as the television show.
In Part 1, Amy and Rory receive a message from the Doctor telling them what he's been up to lately. That includes fire surfing, laying down background tracks with English rapper Dizzie Rascal and, of course, meeting a historical figure (check out the crumpet at the end of his toasting stick).
All in a day's (at least a Time Lord's day) work, right?
You can watch the first episode below with a new installement uploaded each day at 12 noon. After the long drought of no new 'Doctor Who' since the Christmas episode last year, it's great to start seeing new adventures pop up, don't you think?
'Pond Life'- Part 1:
(video courtesy of BBC Doctor Who)
Season 7 of 'Doctor Who' begins ' this Saturday, September 1st, at 9pm ET/PT on BBC America in the US.
Arthur Darvill
Ally Miller
As a young girl, Alessandra was introduced to her first two best friends, the NES and an old Atari that was found hiding in a closet. From the first day that she held a controller in her hands, she developed an obsession with video games on any and all platforms that she could get her hands on…As she grew up and her inner geek seeds blossomed, she fell in love with the world of MMORPGs and developed a borderline unhealthy addiction to Star Wars and Harry Potter. This, in turn, spiraled into a love and passion for the Sci-Fi and Fantasy worlds and all of their wonders. With dreams of visiting galaxies far far away and escaping for a vacation trip to Azeroth, Alessandra strives to hold her nerd flag high on this little planet of ours.
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Faith/Morality
Norway's History of Hating Jews Continues
by Jeff Dunetz | Mar 19, 2007 | Other
At midnight on May 14, 1948 the Provisional Government Proclaimed a new State of Israel. On that same date the United States, in the person of President Harry Truman (against the state department's advice) recognized the provisional Jewish Government as de facto authority of the Jewish State. Six months later Norway did the same.
Today two terrorist organizations, each calling for the destruction of Israel, united to form a Government in the Palestinian Territories This got. has a platform which says that armed resistance will continue until Israel no longer exists as a Jewish state. Unlike 1948, within minutes Norway recognized the new Palestinian government, and said it would normalize relations with the Hamas-Fatah terrorist coalition. The reason for this recognition is Norway's Long track-record of hating Jews.
Before you start leaving comments that I am saying that anyone supporting the Terrorist Unity Government is an Anti-Semite…Look at the track record:
Over past decades Norway has build a reputation of Israel hatred that is unparalleled even when compared to other Scandinavian countries(themselves no fans of Israel)
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Author Yoram Kaniuk, who has been hosted in Oslo several times in recent years, said that when talk turns to politics, "you discover bottomless hatred. The impression is that suddenly it is permissible to say anything – against Israel and against Jews … Have you ever heard them talk like that about what the Russians are doing in Chechnya, or about the oppression of 40 million Kurds?" Unlike in many other European countries, attitudes in homogeneous Norway are not the product of a large Muslim population. (Ha' aretz 4/02)
What Ha'arez does not say is that Norway is no big fan of Jews. As outline by the countries beloved philosper and member of The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav (an honor awarded by the King ) Jostein Gaarder:
We laugh at this people's whims, and cry over its misdeeds. To act as God's chosen people is not only foolish and arrogant, it is a crime against humanity. We call it racism. […] There are limits to our patience and there are limits to our tolerance. We do not believe in divine promises as a rationale for occupation and apartheid. We have left the Middle Ages behind. We laugh with embarrassment at those who still believe that the god of the flora, fauna and galaxies has chosen one particular people as his favorite, and given them amusing stone tablets, burning bushes anda license to kill. (source Wikopedia)
Norway has always been a country active in Jew hatred
King Christian V 1687, banned Jews from Norway, unless they were given a special dispensation. Jews found in the kingdom were jailed and expelled. This ban persisted for 150 years.
In 1814, Norway signed its first constitution that included in its second paragraph a general ban against Jews . In principle, Portuguese Jews were exempt from this ban, but it appears that few applied for a letter of free passage. When Norway entered into the personal union of Sweden-Norway, the ban against Jews was upheld, though Sweden at that point had several Jewish communities.
It was two Norwegian companies Norsk Hydro and Statoil that provided Hitler with the gas needed for his "final solution"
The civilian Norwegian police (politiet) in many cases helped the German occupiers in the aprehension of those amongst the Jews who failed to escape in time.
2002-Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg (Labour Party) was the main speaker in a demonstration before the Parliament building, Stortinget, where the swastika was used to present Israel's Prime Minister as a nazi, and where Israel was represented as the symbol of death. The Labour party has a long track record of Jew hatred.
The Labour Youth Organization's wish is to dismantle the Jewish state:Hatred of the Jews is not confined to the Labour movement, it appears that politicians and spokesmen who grew up under the influence of its ideology have been imbued with a programme to eradicate the Jewish state. Young AUF members, now becoming today's top leaders of the Labour Party, already in 1971 encouraged the destruction of Israel: "The AUF will support the forces that fight for national and social liberation of the Palestinian people. Long term peace is dependent on Israel's termination as a Jewish state, and that a progressive Palestinian state is established…" (Retold by Haakon Lie, earlier Secretary General of the Labour Party in his book "As I see it", page 132). This implies that the Labour Party, through its recruiting organisation, the AUF, believes that Israel should be dismantled, and the way to do it is to establish an Arab-Palestinian state – the ultimate goal for the peace process. We have not been told that the AUF or the Labour Party has rescinded these anti-Jewish statements and the ideas to eliminate Israel. On the contrary, hatred of the Jews has penetrated further into the government and even into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Erez Uriely, Director-The Norwegian Israel Centre against anti-Semitism (NIS) Jan 2006
2003 State Secretary Raymond Johansen of the Foreign Ministry expressed his understanding for the Arab war against the Jews and declared that Norway recognises an Arab right to attack Jews (Dagsavisen 23rd June 2003)
In early 2004 a municipally employed teacher in Kristiansand was been prevented from wearing a Star of David around his neck. (Norwegian Broadcasting)
January 2006 Minister of Finance, Kristin Halvorsen, urges a boycott of trade with the"Jews of Israel."
On July of 2006 the congregation of Oslo's shul issued an advisory warning Jews not to wear Kippahs or other identifying items in public for fear of harassment or assault
In Sept 2006 Oslo's synagogue, attacked with machine gun fire.
Yael at the great Site Boker Tov Boulder Has some more info about our friends from Norway.Read all about it here.
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Complete refit of shower room.
I meant to write this review before as was very pleased with the work that Vale Property Solutions did. The finish is excellent and we were very happy with the team, they cleaned up after themselves, were all very pleasant and more than trustworthy to be left in the house while I was at work. I'm glad I waited as we have today had a fault with our shower valve and despite it being a manufacturing problem Alex has come round to isolate the valve so we can turn our water back on and has contacted the company on our behalf to arrange a replacement. Thanks Alex.


These airlines usually offer the cheapest flights from Bristol to Delhi.
These airlines fly from Bristol to Delhi, but you'll have at least one layover.
This is the shortest flight time from Bristol to Delhi.
Today alone, Netflights has searched over 478 flights. 22 / Nov / 2019 is currently the lowest priced day of the year to fly the Bristol/Delhi route. There are around 125 flights on any given week from the UK to Delhi and the cheapest month to fly right now is November.
You've searched for flights from Bristol to Delhi. We've gone through all 125 flights that go via Delhi every week, to help you find the cheapest flight. KLM usually has the best-value flights from Bristol, but make sure you compare all your options to get the cheapest flight possible.
We scan thousands of airfares from hundreds of airlines across the globe. We've found that two airlines operate the 6892 km flight from Bristol to Delhi. Flights during peak season tend to be the most expensive – so if you want to go during that time, it's best to book early. Or you could try to get a last-minute deal.
British Airways and KLM are the most popular airlines for flying from Bristol to Delhi, so look out for their deals and offers. To find the best price, try searching by month. Or, if you want to bag a last-minute offer, keep an eye on Netflights to monitor the prices.
Flights from Bristol to Delhi normally take 12 hrs 40 mins. Make sure you check what refreshments or meals are included, so you can plan your journey. Before you book, why not check out our hotel and car hire options? We have some hotels close to the airport – handy if you're arriving late at night, or flying back very early.


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Beohari railway station is a railway station in Beohari town, Madhya Pradesh, India, with station code BEHR. The station has two platforms. Passenger, Express and Superfast trains halt there.

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Molecular basis of pyoverdine siderophore recycling in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Yersiniabactin is a virulence factor for Klebsiella pneumoniae during pulmonary infection.
Siderocalin (Lcn 2) also binds carboxymycobactins, potentially defending against mycobacterial infections through iron sequestration.
Erwinia chrysanthemi requires a second iron transport route dependent of the siderophore achromobactin for extracellular growth and plant infection.
Siderophore-mediated signaling regulates virulence factor production in Pseudomonasaeruginosa.
IroN functions as a siderophore receptor and is a urovirulence factor in an extraintestinal pathogenic isolate of Escherichia coli.
Identification of a Mycobacterium tuberculosis gene cluster encoding the biosynthetic enzymes for assembly of the virulence-conferring siderophore mycobactin.
Role of catechol siderophore synthesis in Vibrio vulnificus virulence.
Multiple antibiotic resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa: evidence for involvement of an efflux operon.


I'm a huge fan of Jamie Oliver, naked chef and -- more recently -- food activist.
Just a year after I became an urban chicken farmer, I started seeing Oliver's work in England on behalf of chicken welfare. He's been credited with convincing some of the larger grocers in the UK to stop purchasing battery hens -- those chickens raised in horrid cramped conditions for the 39 days it takes to get from chick to plucked carcass in the local meat section.
Now, Oliver is setting his sights on the obesity epidemic caused by the crap food the majority of us eat day in and day out. I'm thrilled to see he received a TED prize this past week. You can watch the video here: Jamie Oliver's TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food. It's about 21 minutes long, but it's worth every moment.
There's a jaw-dropping section at about the 11:00 mark (captured above) where Oliver is in a classroom with kids, holding up vegetables and quizzing the kids what they are. They can't identify them. They simply don't know what fresh vegetables look like. It's insane.
One of the things I love about raising urban chickens is that it teaches kids, in such a remarkably visceral way, where their food comes from.
Yummy eggs come from happy chickens. And happy chickens are loved and cared for daily. And that's why they, the kids, should be taking good care of their chickens. It just makes perfect sense to them when they see it. I'd dare say it'd make perfect sense to anyone when they see it.
Which is why we need to find more ways to get people to know where their food comes from.
Go, watch the video now. As a Valentine's day gift to the ones you love, watch it and learn and then do something to help teach kids about food.
May you be flooded in eggs this year.
Wow, thanks for sharing that link. It breaks my heart when children come over to our house and have no idea chickens lay eggs or the red orbs on our vines are tomatoes.
I just posted on my blog introducing kids to eat a variety of foods. I need to include this link as to WHY we need to teach them.


He lives by his motto "Never give up...Never ever give up!" and despite losing his right arm to cancer at just three weeks of age, Paul Hockey became the first disabled person to climb Mount Everest from the North side. He stood on the summit of the world's highest mountain on Sunday the 5th of June 2005 at 7.42am.
Paul travels around Australia and internationally as a motivational speaker sharing his interesting and inspirational life story. He personally works with his client from the initial enquiry through to the event date. Want to find out more?


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Akshay thought he'd found a great deal on a Thanksgiving weekend flight from San Francisco to Mumbai — $554 for a round trip — and booked it excitedly at ba.com, getting a confirmation number.
Earlier this week you were informed about an error in our fares between the US and India that resulted in the cancellation of your booking. We are sorry for any inconvenience that our actions may have caused you.
As a gesture of goodwill, we would like to offer you $300 off any retail World Traveller fare from the US to India when you book between now and November 12, 2009*. This offer will be valid for travel between now and September 30, 2010. Please note this offer is non-transferable and only valid to customers who were originally booked using the incorrect fare.
To take advantage of this offer, please call us at 1-800-247-9297. Please have your original flight details available for our team to assist you with your booking.
Once again, we sincerely regret this error and any inconvenience it may have caused you. We hope to see you on board again soon.
Akshay believes what British Airways did isn't legal because it entered into a contract with him. He doesn't want to sue British Airways, but is wondering if there's anything else he can do to get the price he feels he was entitled to. Any advice?


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Günter Euringer (München, 1963–) a Kinder csokoládé reklámarca 1973-tól 2005-ig.

Saját elmondása szerint 300 német márkát kapott annak idején a fotózásért.

Az évek során, ahogy a divat változott, Günter arcát is folyamatosan retusálták: többször rövidítették meg a haját és emiatt füleket is készítettek neki, melyek az eredeti fényképen a haj takarása miatt nem láthatóak. 2005-ben Euringer úgy döntött, hogy felfedi kilétét és könyvet írt a történetéről Das Kind der Schokolade címmel.

Nős, két gyermek édesapja. Operatőrként dolgozik.

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The island of Santorini holds an archaeological wealth that visitors, especially those interested in history and culture, can admire and become acquainted with in the various exemplary museums. Santorini owns many museums scattered all over its beautiful villages. They display notable discoveries that demonstrate the long history of the island and its prominent presence. The rich tradition of Santorini is depicted in precious collections that include rare and valuable exhibits.
Two museums of great importance are the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Prehistoric Thera where exceptional artifacts and finds from the excavations on the island can be found. The Mansion of Argyros, a distinguished neoclassical residence, has been transformed into a museum that transfers visitors to the 19th century. Another jewel is the Folklore Museum which boasts an old winery, a library, an art gallery and a lovely chapel. The naval history of Santorini is revealed in the Naval Maritime Museum through books, documents and nautical equipment. The Icons and Relics Collection presents priceless ecclesiastic items that date back to the 16th, 17th and 18th century. A different museum is that of Minerals and Fossils where invaluable collections from Greece and the rest of the world are kept. Amazing multi-purpose tours are held at the Wine Museum, where guests have the opportunity to taste and learn more about the renowned product of Santorini.
These and more treasures along the island are indubitably worth a visit as they unfold the momentous legacy of Santorini and so they can enrich your knowledge and offer a remarkable experience.
A vast collection of the history, evolution and culture of the island
Excavations of Akrotiri Located in Akrotiri
Ancient Thera Located in Kamari
Wine Museum Located in Kamari
Prehistoric Thera Museum Located in Fira
Archaeological Museum of Thera Located in Fira
Folklore Museum of Emmanuel A. Lignos Located in Fira
Naval Maritime Museum Located in Oia
Museum of Icons and Ecclesiastical Relics Located in Pyrgos
Folklore and Ecclesiastical Museum Located in Pyrgos
Minerals and Fossils Museum Located in Perissa
Tomato Industrial Museum Located in Emporio
Lost Atlantis Museum Located in Megalochori
Map of Santorini's museums
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Weird capsule carrying case to tote around big, live fish
David Pescovitz 9:04 am Mon Nov 29, 2021
We bought my daughter a far-out astronaut animal backpack for traveling with her cat, but it's got nothing on this portable fish tank called a "Katsugyo Bag." In development by Ma Corporation in Japan, this, um, reefcase is apparently outfitted with technology to keep the water oxygenated and at the correct pressure.
According to a translation of the Katsugyo Bag description on Instagram, you could use it to "bring home the fish you caught and the live fish you bought at the market!"
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How The Whole Earth Catalog influenced Japanese magazine design
In 1969 a Japanese illustrator and an editor came to New York to report on American youth culture, and they happened on a copy of The Whole Earth Catalog. Neither of the men understood what the book was about but they were intrigued by the design. They brought it back and used the design as… READ THE REST
Japan launches the first Esports high school
In the latest episode of "everything that adults said in the 80s and 90s was wrong," Japan has created the world's first Esports-centric high school. Like the performing art high school from Fame, Esports Koutou Gakuin will allow kids to take their games seriously while balancing traditional studies. If the millions of dollars generated annually by… READ THE REST
Pixel art commercial from Japan traces a century of changing work habits
Apparently an ad for a human resources agency in Japan, this charming pixel-art history of what the middle class there's been up to for the last century has some great details hidden in its relaxing vibe. Is that a Canon Typestar, from the 1980s? And how about that shining white light from above in the… READ THE REST


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Q: Cannot convert error when assigning array to a range Below is my code and on the last line of code I get a "Cannot convert error". To clarify the line: sheet.getRange throws the error.
That is all the error says; nothing more, just "Cannot convert". Also, this is the full code, so there is nothing else.
 function days(){
      var table = new Array(7);

      for ( var i = 0; i < 7 ; i ++){
        table[i] = i+2;
        }

       var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Want");
           sheet.getRange("B2:B9").setValues(table);

        }

A: SetValues() takes a 2 dimensions array as argument, TABLE is a 1 dimension array... this cannot work as it is... It's easy to change though, make table a 2D array of 7 elements.
like this :        table[i] = [i+2];
btw,  range ('B2:B9') is 8 cells high and you only give 7 values... there will be a problem there !

A: I don't know anything about Google Apps Scripting, but I managed to find this on Google.
It appears your table needs to be a 2-dimensional array.
Perhaps this can help?
(code is from the link above)
var myTable = [[1, 2, 3, 4],[5, 6, 7, 8]];
var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
sheet.getRange(1,1,2,4).setValues(myTable);

A: I figured out the problem to this question, so I will answer the question so that others may benefit. The problem here is that the .setValues method for a Range object must be given a two dimensional array [][]. So I created a 0 dimensional array inside of the other one so that i now had a two dimensional array.
var array = new Array(7);

 for (var i = 0; i < 7; i++) {
    array[i] = new Array(0);
  }

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Businesses are looking to ascertain how Europe's new privacy rules will affect them, an iQuanti analysis suggests.
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) set to come into full force in late May, web searches for "GDPR requirements" and "GDPR compliance" have risen 179% and 143% in the past year, iQuanti's Sameer Mohan is quoted as saying in MediaPost. Read the full article for more.


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ZOA To Ashcroft: Indict & Extradite Arab Killer Of U.S. Citizen Whom Sharon Is Releasing
NEW YORK- The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) is urging U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft to indict and extradite a Palestinian Arab murderer of an American, who is being released by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon as a "gesture" to the Palestinian Arabs.
The terrorist scheduled for release is Ahmad El-Sukar, who is presently serving a sentence of life imprisonment for a bombing in downtown Jerusalem's Zion Square on July 4, 1975, murdering 14 passersby. One of those murdered was U.S. citizen Rivka Ben-Yitzhak, age 35. Among the wounded were three Americans—U.S. tourist Mark Katz and "two American young women tourists" whose names were not released. (New York Times, July 5, 1975)
ZOA National President Morton A. Klein, chairman of the board Dr. Alan Mazurek, and chairman of the National Executive Committee Dr. Michael Goldblatt have sent a telegram to Attorney General Ashcroft urging: "We deplore the Sharon government's reported decision to order the release of a killer of Americans, and we urge you to intervene to ensure that El-Sukar receives the appropriate punishment for his crimes. The United States should indict El-Sukar for the murder of U.S. citizen Rivka Ben-Yitzhak, and request that El-Sukar be extradited from Israel to the U.S. in accordance with the terms of the U.S.-Israel extradition treaty. If the Sharon government is not prepared to mete out justice to this murderer of Israelis and Americans, El-Sukar, then the U.S. government must do so."
The ZOA is also urging the Attorney General to:
* Place Ahmad El-Sukar on the "terrorist watch" list so that he is not allowed to enter the United States (except to stand trial).
* Assist the family of Rivka Ben-Yitzhak, and relatives of the Americans wounded in the bombing, in filing suit against El-Sukar for violating their civil rights.
* Demand that the Palestinian Authority pledge, in writing, to refrain from providing any financial assistance to El-Sukar or his family (the PA's standard policy has been to provide salaries to released terrorists).
* Demand that the PA provide a verifiable account of how much money it has provided to El-Sukar or his family since his imprisonment, and deduct that amount from the next installment of the Bush administration's annual $150-million grant to the Palestinian Arabs.
* Post warnings in the vicinity of El-Sukar's next place of residence, alerting U.S. citizens who live in the area that a killer is about to become their neighbor—similar to warnings that are posted in American neighborhoods when convicted child molesters move into the area.
* Instruct the CIA Station Chief in Israel to monitor El-Sukar's travels and inform the Ben-Yitzhaks and the other victims' families of his whereabouts at all times.
More than 100 American citizens have been murdered by Palestinian Arab terrorists since the 1960s, 39 of them since the signing of the Oslo accords in 1993. Twenty-seven of those 39 were killed since the Palestinian Authority launched the current wave of violence in September 2000.
In response to the ongoing murders of American citizens by Palestinian Arab terrorists, the ZOA is strongly supporting the Koby Mandell Act, which was recently introduced in Congress. The Koby Mandell Act would create a special office within the Justice Department which would: gather evidence against Palestinian Arab killers of Americans; arrange to bring the terrorists to the U.S. for trial; initiate negotiations with the Palestinian Authority for financial compensation for victims' families; and maintain a liaison with the families to update them on efforts to capture the killers.
The Koby Mandell Act has been publicly endorsed by AIPAC and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.
The legislation has broad bipartisan support in Congress. In the Senate, it currently has 12 sponsors, led by Sen. Gordon Smith (R-OR) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR). In the House of Representatives, it currently has 41 sponsors, led by Representatives Rob Andrews (D-NJ) and Jim Saxton (R-NJ). (For a complete list of the sponsors, call the ZOA at 212-481-1500.)
The ZOA recently published a powerful new booklet, The Forgotten Victims: American Citizens Murdered by Palestinian Arab Terrorists. It includes biographical entries on Americans murdered by Palestinian Arab terrorists and a "Killers at Large" section revealing the names — and, in some cases, the photos— of Palestinian Arab killers of Americans who are being sheltered by the PA. For a free copy of The Forgotten Victims, please call the ZOA at 212-481-1500.
The Zionist Organization of America, founded in 1897, is the oldest pro-Israel organization in the United States. The ZOA works to strengthen U.S.-Israel relations, educates the American public and Congress about the dangers that Israel faces, and combats anti-Israel bias in the media and on college campuses. Its past presidents have included Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis and Rabbi Dr. Abba Hillel Silver.
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Saudi Arabia to Host First Pro Golf Tournament
Saudi Arabia will stage its first European Tour golf event in 2019 as the conservative kingdom opens its doors a little more to professional sport, it was announced on Thursday.
The tournament, the first in a three-year partnership, will take place from January 31 to February 3, 2019, and will be staged at the Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City on the Red Sea coastline.
Plans were finalized this week during the visit to London of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the man seen as the oil-rich country's key driver of reform.
"We are very excited to be taking the first steps toward bringing professional golf to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the first time and I must thank His Royal Majesty, Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud for his vision in making this happen," said European Tour chief executive Keith Pelley.
The new Saudi tournament will form part of the early season Gulf desert swing which already includes tournaments in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Qatar and Oman.
"I hope that this event will inspire more Saudis to take up the game and show that, as a nation, we can host sporting events of this calibre," said Yasir Othman Al-Rumayyan, the president of the Saudi Arabian Golf Federation.
The tournament may have its work cut out, however, as Saudi Arabia has yet to produce a professional golfer.
Their national team is made up of amateurs, all ranked at 1,937 in the world.
Saudi Arabia has witnessed a number of steps forward in sports organisation this year with a first-ever professional women's squash tournament staged in Riyadh and women allowed into stadiums to watch local league football matches.
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The Power of Kindness
Brian Goldman investigates whether his empathy has disappeared after years working in an emergency room and addresses the importance of kindness in his medical memoir.
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Brian Goldman has been an emergency room physician for more than 30 years. Having attended untold thousands of patients on countless night shifts, suffering everything from colds to life-threatening injuries and illnesses, Goldman has seen humanity in physical and emotional pain and at its most desperate. What is the emotional cost of having been witness to such suffering and tragedy? Is it possible that the weight of responsibility, the stress of having cared for all these patients has taken its toll? Is he the same caring doctor he was at the beginning of his career? And what does kindness truly look like in himself, and in others?
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In The Power of Kindness, Goldman begins his search for empathy within himself, undergoing an fMRI to measure his own capacity for kindness and to see if that capacity has changed over his years as a doctor. While awaiting the results, Goldman visits a brain lab in Quebec City, where he makes a startling discovery; a psychologist's office at Western University in Ontario, where he learns why he may not be as caring as he would like to believe; a research lab in Osaka, Japan, where he meets lifelike, empathetic robots; and a nursing home in rural Pennsylvania, where he meets a therapist who teaches others to reach inside the hearts and minds of people suffering from dementia. Powerful and engaging, The Power of Kindness takes us from the theatre of medicine to the world at large, and investigates why kindness is so vital to our existence. (From HarperCollins)
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ER physician Brian Goldman makes the case for kindness in his medical memoir that includes research suggesting an empathetic bedside manner can benefit patients and doctors. 24:36


Leaving school at fourteen years of age, he started doing odd jobs, including general factotum in Dublin's Pike Theatre, where he began to pick up, from the travelling players, songs from the Irish countryside.
During the 1960s and 1970s, he was one of the top Irish singers, regularly featuring in the Irish charts and scoring three No.1 singles (notably displacing ABBA's "Take a Chance on Me" after just one week at the top). He has recorded 25 albums, including Emigrant Eyes, a collaboration with his sister Geraldine, a comedienne popular in Australia. He is probably best known for his 1967 Number One hit "Whiskey on a Sunday".
He has appeared in concert throughout the world, including Carnegie Hall, New York and the Albert Hall, London.
Although retired from performing, he joined numerous musicians on stage at the end of the 2010 Milwaukee Irish Fest, in what is known as the Scattering.


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1Center for International Research on Integrative Biomedical Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.
2Department of Mechanical Engineering, Keio University, Yokohama, Kanagawa 223-8522, Japan.
3International Research Center for Neurointelligence, University of Tokyo Institutes for Advanced Study, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.
Center for International Research on Integrative Biomedical Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.
Center for International Research on Integrative Biomedical Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.Department of Mechanical Engineering, Keio University, Yokohama, Kanagawa 223-8522, Japan.
Center for International Research on Integrative Biomedical Systems, Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.International Research Center for Neurointelligence, University of Tokyo Institutes for Advanced Study, University of Tokyo, Tokyo 153-8505, Japan.
Biohybrid robots are attracting attention as promising candidates to enhance robot applicability to studies on biological designs and in vitro construction of biological dynamic systems. Rapid progress in biohybrid robots with skeletal muscle tissues formed on a flexible substrate has enabled various types of locomotion powered by muscle tissue. However, it has been difficult to achieve high levels of both large and long-term actuations of the skeletal muscle tissues because of their spontaneous shrinkage through the course of the tissue culture. To overcome this limitation, we adapted the concept of biological systems and developed a biohybrid robot actuated by an antagonistic pair of skeletal muscle tissues. Our robot achieved large actuation (~90° of rotation of a joint) by selective contractions of the skeletal muscle tissues and a long lifetime (~1 week) by balancing tensions of the antagonistic tissues to prevent the spontaneous shrinkage. As a demonstration, we showed that our biohybrid robots allowed a pick-and-place manipulation of objects. This research may provide a platform to exceed the limitations of design in conventional biohybrid robots and replicate various lifelike movements.
A biohybrid robot actuated by an antagonistic pair of skeletal muscle tissues achieves large and long-term finger-like movements.


For more of a rush with your full-body workout take your action to four little wheels. Skateboarding and skating improve balance, precision, endurance and coordination. Burning anywhere between 150 to 500 calories an hour, these sports can give your legs, stomach and arms an intense workout.
Think skating is only a summer sport? Take to the ice once winter hits and see how your skills translate. At the Blue Cross Riverrink, you can rollerskate during the summer and ice skate during the winter against the beautiful backdrop of Philly's gorgeous waterfront. While the glory days of skateboarding in Love Park are over, Philly has plenty of spots to grind a rail. Check our Paine's Park in Fairmount, or Pop's Skatepark in East Kensington.
During winter months, you can slip and slide with the best of them at City Hall's Dilworth Park. No worries if you're just a little rusty. Find your old skates and come on! Or just show up and rent a pair of skates. Either way, you'll leave with your ankles strengthened, heart healthier and your soul ready for more.


When we gather to worship, we hear and connect with the Good News of God's love for us made known in Jesus' birth, death, resurrection and ascension. We are assured of God's love and forgiveness. We experience God's love and forgiveness when we receive in Bread and Wine the Body and Blood of Jesus.
Our worship follows the historic Christian mass, as defined by the Augsburg Confession, Article 24 in the Book of Concord of 1580. The 10:30 a.m. liturgy is a blend of music from the past and the present. God speaks to us "in many and various ways" (Hebrews 1:1) and our worship reflects a diversity in musical styles. The liturgy is supported by ensembles within and outside of our worship community.
When you worship at Our Saviour's, you will see many people involved in support of the liturgy – assisting ministers, lectors, acolytes, ushers, choir, and clergy. But, no matter the form of our worship, it is always Gospel-centered. We proclaim the Good News through Christ's redeeming life, death, and resurrection.
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Jared Kushner Is Not As Think As He Smarts He Is!
Liz Dye
It's been such a long week! And we're still waiting to find out the identity of the 8th person in that Trump Tower, Russian Clown Car, Treason, Hacking, Adoption Meeting! Did you ever think you'd hate that "American Psycho" son of a bitch more than you did the first time you saw this picture?
But then came this week, with a different lie every day, and the Hannity interview, and the Tweets.
It's exhausting! So, let's take a break from Don, Jr. and spend a little time hating on Jared Kushner, without whom none of this would be possible. Since we only found out about the Russian conspiracy meeting when Jared "remembered" it and had to revise his security disclosure again. To be honest, Trumpworld's indispensable man is really kind of a fuck up. And while DJ has been hogging all the attention, Kush has kept his name in the paper by setting a series of tire fires that show no sign of going out.
Let's Fuck-Up-splore!!!!
Jared Knows PR
When Kushner finally copped to the meeting with Veselnitskaya, it was in the third version of his SF86 clearance disclosure. Yahoo reports that the original version was "accidentally" submitted on January 18.
His lawyers have said this was inadvertent and that a member of his staff had prematurely hit the "send" button for the form before it was completed. Within twelve hours, they have said, Kushner notified the FBI that he would make amendments and disclose his meetings with foreign officials.
Yeah...NO. This is a multi-step process, replete with warnings that omissions are a felony. Feeding the press a bullshit story to explain why he left 100+ names off the list just pissed off everyone who ever filled out the form.
Kushner's team was so eager to correct the mistake that they waited a full five (5!) months to submit a revision. And they left the Veselnitskaya meeting off the May version, too. Weird!
Democrats are leading the charge to revoke Kushner's clearance to review classified materials.
Experts tell me any clearance holder who failed to disclose 100 foreign contacts, as Kushner did, would be toast. https://t.co/mjTglS3bvb
— Ken Dilanian (@KenDilanianNBC) July 13, 2017
And while they're on the subject, Democrats are just wondering if Ivanka has updated her own disclosures. Did Jared's selective amnesia put his wife in jeopardy when she failed to disclose her spouse's contacts? Because that's a felony. And if Ivanka was somehow not involved in this Russia mess before, she is now!
Jared Knows HR
The New York Times reported that Jared Kushner strongly urged Trump to fire FBI Director James Comey in May. Even Steve Bannon knew that it would blow up in their faces. But Kushner was blessed with the aggressive instincts of a man who's never had to throw a punch. Or perhaps he was shit-scared because his prints were all over the conspiracy with Russia. ALLEGEDLY.
Whatever the reason, firing James Comey led directly to the appointment of Robert Mueller as Special Counsel. Well played, Boychik!
But Trumpworld's silent man isn't done! He wants the White House to come out swinging, at Mueller and everyone else. Politico reports that,
Kushner has wanted them to complain about chyrons on cable news, call reporters to update stories with White House statements, and unleash surrogates immediately. He has been angry that there were no talking points offered to surrogates, the source said. One senior administration official suggested that two aides from the communications shop be dedicated to updating chyrons. [...]
"Jared wanted to get surrogates, he wanted an op-ed in The [Wall Street] Journal and The [New York] Times, and we said, 'Wait, we have to talk through how that will play out. Who is going to say it, who is going to put their name on the op-ed and what baggage do they have?'" the outside adviser also said.
Yes, the taxpayers would be delighted to fund two full-time, government employees to yell at CNN about their chyrons!
Jared is too stupid to realize that any aide dispatched to lie for them on camera will be deposed by Mueller and have to spend thousands of dollars to hire a lawyer. Or maybe he doesn't care.
AOTK.
But this is all FAKE NEWS according to someone in the White House. Although no one actually wants to put his name on the denial. Politico reports,
"These conversations simply did not happen and Jared did not raise a single one of these points besides saying thank you to everyone for their continued hard work," the White House said in a statement attributed to Spicer, Sanders, spokesman Josh Raffel and other White House aides including Raj Shah, Jessica Ditto and Lindsay Walters.
Jared Knows IT
The cherry on top of this shit sundae came out in a Wall Street Journal article Friday.
Jared's government portfolio includes using his magical MBA to show those tech companies how to innovate. He really learned a lot about tech from the Russians during the campaign when he coordinated the fake news assault in Wisconsin and Michigan. ALLEGEDLY.
Last month, Jared presided over the White House Technology Summit. Everyone was there, including Apple, Google, Microsoft, Oracle and OpenGov.
WAIT, what's that last one? Well, OpenGov is a tech startup that Kushner's venture capital firm used to have an ownership stake in. But don't worry, Jared sold his shares to his brother, so there's no conflict of interest here. Plus, the staff came up with the idea to invite OpenGov all by themselves!
Mr. Kushner didn't suggest the invitation to OpenGov, according to Matt Lira, who works in his innovation office. "It was my idea to invite OpenGov to our technology leadership listening session," Mr. Lira said in a statement. He added that he knew OpenGov from working with them in previous congressional roles.
OpenGov is valued at $180 million, so it definitely earned its seat at the table with those companies whose average value is $250 billion. And OpenGov only sells its software to states and municipalities right now, but it would really like to scale up and start doing business with the federal government. So inviting them to this summit to hobnob with the bigboys just makes sense!
Yep! Most transparent administration ever!
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All weekend, Wonkers! Don't forget to tip your server!
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Combating Domestic Violence is Dangerous Work in Russia
Another Women's Rights Group Could Be Labeled a "Foreign Agent"
In Russia, working to prevent and combat domestic violence can be considered a "political activity." And that means risking state harassment and intimidation. The authorities are now targeting Nasiliu.net center, an awareness-raising group that…
Thousands Urge Ukraine's President to Help Stop Violence Against Women
Ukraine Should Join The 34 Other European States That Have Ratified the Istanbul Convention
Violence against women and girls in Ukraine remains a serious problem. A 2019 study by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Ukraine found that two-thirds of women surveyed said they had "experienced psychological, physical or sexual…
Chechnya's Leader Hinders Justice for Domestic Violence Victim
Public Abuse of Dead Woman's Mother Will Deter Others Seeking Help
Two weeks ago, Madina Umaeva, 23, died in Russia's Chechen Republic under suspicious circumstances. She had previously complained to family members about her husband repeatedly beating her. On the day she died, neighbors heard screams from her house…
Are Russian Authorities Trolling on Domestic Violence?
Government Response to European Court Defies Belief – and the Facts
According to Russian authorities, men in Russia are more likely to suffer from discrimination in domestic violence cases – an outrageous claim that flies in the face of the facts. The dubious statement is part of Russia's…
Law Not on Side of Russia's Domestic Violence Victims
One Year Since Legislative Changes Weakened Protections
A jealous husband from a small town near Moscow took his 25-year-old wife and mother of their two small boys, Margarita Gracheva, to the woods, put a knife to her throat, and threatened to kill her. The woman called the police, but when a police…
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New Domestic Violence Law in Russia Hurts Victims
Only after a year of abuse, when Marina fell out a second-storey window as her husband tried to strangle her, did she go to police in Russia. Even then – wheelchair-bound, with metal plates holding her smashed feet together – Marina said she had to beg…
Dispatches: Russia - Domestic Violence Victims Need Legal Protection
New Law Can Help End Epidemic of Violence Against Women
In September last year, Marem Aliyeva vanished from her home in Ingushetia, in Russia's North Caucasus. Over the years Marem, 35, had filed multiple complaints to the police, detailing how her husband beat her. But the police would not budge. "We don't…
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Teodoro Bustamante
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He was a representative to the Congress of Tucumán which on 9 July 1816 declared the Independence of Argentina. He qualified as a lawyer in 1804 at the University of Charcas (now Bolivia) and was named Relator of the Audiencia Real there, and later President of the Forensic Academy. Sánchez de Bustamante took part in the 1809 uprising in Chuquisaca that pre-dated the 1810 May Revolution in Buenos Aires. The leader of the revolutionaries, Coronel Arenales, leader of the revolutionaries, named him captain in the Compañía de Practicantes. The uprising was suppressed by Mariscal Nieto and the leaders captured and sent to Callao, but Sánchez de Bustamante managed to flee to Jujuy. He travelled to Buenos Aires soon after the May Revolution and met his friend Mariano Moreno. Moreno named him as attorney of the Audiencia, a position which he held until 1811, before returning to his hometown as general assistant of the city"s Cabildo and courts. In 1813 General Manuel Belgrano named him as secretary of the Army of the North in the campaign in modern Peru and Bolivia. Belgrano"s successor, General José de San Martín, promoted him to be his secretary, and Rondeau made him secretary-general in 1814. He participated in the Battle of Sipe Sipe in November 1815. In 1815 Sánchez de Bustamante was elected by Jujuy to the Tucumán Congress and served in 1816 for the declaration. In 1819, he became president of the congress until it dissolved in 1820. He served as government secretary to Juan Antonio Álvarez de Arenales in 1824, and served as acting governor of Salta when Alvarez travelled to Alto Perú. He was governor of Jujuy from 1826 to 1827. Having left politics, Sánchez de Bustamante moved to Sucre in 1831 to teach. He became Rector of the Colegio Mayor de Santa Cruz in 1834 but retired in 1837 due to ill health. He died in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in 1851. In 1916 his remains were re-buried in the Cathedral of Jujuy.
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Teodoro Sánchez de Bustamante was an Argentine statesman, lawyer and soldier.
Sánchez de Bustamante was born in Jujuy to Manuel Sánchez de Bustamante and María Tomasa González de Araujo y Ortiz de Zárate, and was a descendant of the founder of Jujuy, Francisco Argañaraz y Murguía.
He studied in Salta at the school of José León Cabezón, then in Buenos Aires at the Real Colegio de San Carlos.
He was a representative to the Congress of Tucumán which on 9 July 1816 declared the Independence of Argentina. He qualified as a lawyer in 1804 at the University of Charcas (now Bolivia) and was named Relator of the Audiencia Real there, and later President of the Forensic Academy. Sánchez de Bustamante took part in the 1809 uprising in Chuquisaca that pre-dated the 1810 May Revolution in Buenos Aires.
The leader of the revolutionaries, Coronel Arenales, leader of the revolutionaries, named him captain in the Compañía de Practicantes.
The uprising was suppressed by Mariscal Nieto and the leaders captured and sent to Callao, but Sánchez de Bustamante managed to flee to Jujuy. He travelled to Buenos Aires soon after the May Revolution and met his friend Mariano Moreno.
Moreno named him as attorney of the Audiencia, a position which he held until 1811, before returning to his hometown as general assistant of the city"s Cabildo and courts. In 1813 General Manuel Belgrano named him as secretary of the Army of the North in the campaign in modern Peru and Bolivia.
Belgrano"s successor, General José de San Martín, promoted him to be his secretary, and Rondeau made him secretary-general in 1814.
He participated in the Battle of Sipe Sipe in November 1815. In 1815 Sánchez de Bustamante was elected by Jujuy to the Tucumán Congress and served in 1816 for the declaration. In 1819, he became president of the congress until it dissolved in 1820.
He served as government secretary to Juan Antonio Álvarez de Arenales in 1824, and served as acting governor of Salta when Alvarez travelled to Alto Perú.
He was governor of Jujuy from 1826 to 1827. Having left politics, Sánchez de Bustamante moved to Sucre in 1831 to teach.
He became Rector of the Colegio Mayor de Santa Cruz in 1834 but retired in 1837 due to ill health. He died in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in 1851.
In 1916 his remains were re-buried in the Cathedral of Jujuy.
1851 (aged 73)
Santa Cruz dé la Sierra
Argentina Bolivia
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unscrewed her canteen, in which her last few drops of water sloshed.
the nothingness of the desert and felt so hopeless.
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The fineblanking process was patented for the first time in 1923 in Germany. The original idea was to apply a counter pressure force while blanking to prevent the edges from breaking and causing them to shear over the total thickness of the material. This technology was initially employed mainly in the office machine industry and the watch and clock industry.
During the early years, fineblanking dealt mainly with materials from 1 to 3 mm. Today more than 60% of fineblanked parts are used in the automotive industry with thicknesses of up to 19 mm.
Considerable technological breakthroughs have been made in tooling, presses and materials for fineblanking in recent years. Companies are considering fineblanking at the design stage, taking full advantage of its capabilities.
Today, the fineblanking method of manufacturing has become a necessity in several major industrial sectors. Although first initiated in Europe, fineblanking has taken an important place particularly in the Japanese and North American automotive industry, replacing many of the more expensive manufacturing options.
For more information on fineblanking applications within the auto industry and other major industries, see Types of Parts.
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