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Bollywood actress Padmini Kolhapure
Padmini Kolhapure started her filmy career as a child artist and afterwards she became one of the most versatile Hindi film actress during the 80's. Padmini Kolhapure has acted in many Marathi films also and once she was a regular Bengali folk theatre – jatra artist.
Brief profile of Padmini Kolhapure
Date of birth of Padmini Kolhapure: 1 November 1965
Occupation of Padmini Kolhapure: actress
Father of Padmini Kolhapure: Pandharinath Kolhapure. Dinanath Mangeshkar – father of Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle is the first cousin of Pandharinath Kolhapure. The Mangeshkar sisters helped Padmini a lot during her initial days in Bollywood.
Husband of Padmini Kolhapure: Producer Pradeep Sharma alias Tutu Sharma
Son of Padmini Kolhapure: Priyank
Sisters of Padmini Kolhapure: Tejaswini and Shivangi. Shivangi is married to Bollywood actor Shakti Kapoor.
At the initial stage of her career, Padmini Kolhapure used to sing in chorus. Padmini Kolhapure started her Bollywood career as baby Padmini. Her performance in Satyam Shivam Sundaram is outstanding. Padmini Kolhapure played the role of childhood of Zeenat Aman in the film. Padmini Kolhapure may not be considered as a glamorous looking actress but there is no question about her talent. Padmini Kolhapure has worked with most of the famous actors of her time – Rishi Kapoor, Anil Kapur, Mithun Chakraborty and many others. Padmini Kolhapure – Mithun Chakraborty pair was a hit pair.
Some of the memorable films of Padmini Kolhapure
Satyam Shivam Sundaram
Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai
Prem Rog
Pyaar Jhukta Nahin – a super hit film of Padmini Kolhapure with Mithun Chakraborty.
Souten
Who Saat Din – another super hit film with new comer Anil Kapoor
Anubhav
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Orissa is a beautiful state, well irrigated by rivers, its landscape rising up from the temple towns of the coast through the Eastern Ghats with their thick forests, to the Deccan plateau. The women of Orissa dress in saris of blue, red and magenta and other deep colors, with ikat (known as bandha in Orissa) patterning. The men wear ikat lungis and have smaller ikat clothes draped over their shoulders. All this cloth is made within the state, either at Nuapatna, near Cuttack on the coastal plain, or in the weaving centres inland around Sambalpur and Sonepur.
In the villages around Sambalpur, Bargarh and Sonepur the weavers are predominantly members of the Meher caste. They claim that their forefathers originally came from Rajasthan or Delhi by way of Madhya Pradesh. The Mehers now weave complicated designs in cotton, mainly using weft ikat, with sometimes warp ikat for the borders and, less often, double ikat for parts of the central field and the pallav. Patterns seem to have greatly increased in complexity from relatively simple beginnings as this century has progressed.
The textile that is traditionally the pride of this area is the saktapar sari, with its double ikat checkerboard pattern and brocaded border of rudraksha bead compositions. The development of these fabrics has been much encouraged by local patronage. The weavers have, until recent times, had a local market that was insulated, because of difficulties of transport, from the temptations of mill-made cloth.
This century there has been much cross-fertilization between the Sambalpur-Sonepur region and Nuapatna. The weavers of Sambalpur Sonepur have the technical expertise to tie and dye and weave silk, but rarely do so.
At Nuapatna, cotton has been tied and dyed and woven only from the middle of this century, but is still much cruder than the products of Sambalpur-Sonepur. Cloth is woven on pitlooms in Orissa. In both areas, the layout of the textile design takes the form of horizontal stripes, and motifs are mainly floral or of fish and animals, rarely geometrical.
Pipli is a small village on the main road between Bhubaneswar and Puri, and from Pipli comes much brightly colored applique work. Like Nuapatna, Pipli has strong connections with the Jagannath temple at Puri. Temple records state that in 1054 Maharaja Birakshore of Puri appointed tailors of the Darji caste as sebaks, to provide a regular supply of appliqued articles for the daily sebas (rites performed in the temple). Pilgrims coming to Puri would stop at Pipli to buy banners as offerings to the temple gods, and on their way home they would purchase souvenir bags or small canopies for their domestic deities and for festivals in their own town.
Apart from making articles for the Jagannath temples and for the pilgrims, the Darjis of Pipli supplied the maths, or monastic houses, with appliqued articles for their religious processions. Since Independence, however, with the decline of the maths and the loss of patronage from the Raja of Puri, the Darjis of Pipli have taken to making articles for the tourist trade, such as cushion covers and bedspreads.


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Rietz, (August Wilhelm) Julius , German cellist, conductor, music editor, and composer; b. Berlin, Dec. 28, 1812; d. Dresden, Sept. 12, 1877. He was of a musical family: his father was a court musician, and his brother was a friend of Mendelssohn. Julius studied cello and played in theater orchs. in Berlin. In 1834 he became 2nd conductor of the Düsseldorf Opera, and from 1847 to 1854 he was chief conductor of the Leipzig Opera; from 1848 to 1860 he served as chief conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. In 1860 he became Hofkapellmeister in Dresden, being named Generalmusikdirektor in 1874; was also artistic director of the Cons. there (from 1870). A scholarly musician and competent conductor, Rietz was also an excellent music editor. He prepared for publication the complete edition of Mendelssohn's works for Breitkopf & Härtel (1874–77), and also ed. Mozart's operas and syms., Beethoven's overtures, etc. As a composer, he followed the musical style of Mendelssohn, numbering among his works 9 syms., a Cello Concerto, incidental music, and songs.
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Did the Pope Resign Due to the Gospel of Barnabas?
The pope's resignation seems to have surprised almost everyone, everyone that is except the Iranians. In spite of the official Vatican statement that the Pope's resignation was due to his failing health, Nader Talebzadeh, an Iranian journalist and film director, told an audience at Imam Khomeini International University the real reason for the Pope's resignation.
"In the past 600 years no pope has ever resigned," he said. "Therefore a question arises in the public mind as to the reason for it. Of course, the justification provided by the West is that the Pope has grown old."
Talebzadeh claims that the truth behind the Pope's surprise announcement is related to a book most of our readers have probably never heard of.
"A gospel named the Gospel of Barnabas, which recognizes the prophet of Islam, which Christianity claims to be fake, is the reason [for the Pope's resignation]. Throughout history, whenever this gospel was found it was quickly bought and disappeared. It is a gospel in which the name of Islam's prophet has been mentioned many times."
Talebzadeh goes on to say that the gospel was found in 2000 by the Turkish police and is being kept there. He is referencing stories that emerged in the Turkish press, and then throughout the Middle East last year, one of which claimed that the Vatican had requested a copy of this book.
These claims are not new. In the last century, there has been significant interest in the Gospel of Barnabas and several claims to have found early copies of this controversial gospel. The book made a stir in the early 1900's when it was translated first into English and then Arabic. It made headlines in Turkey in the 1980s after a coup carried out by the military to suppress leftist sentiment. Pakistan has run excerpts from the book in its national newspapers for years. Various Muslim scholars have claimed that it is the truest extant copy of the words of Jesus.
Talebzadeh directed a film about the life of Jesus entitled "The Messiah", which is based on the Gospel of Barnabas. The Gospel of Barnabas reflects many elements of Islamic theology, most notably the claim made by Jesus himself that he was not the Son of God, but that people would pervert his message and make this claim. Another interesting fact is that John the Baptist is replaced everywhere in the Gospel of Barnabas with Jesus, who claims to be preparing the way for Mohammed.
The story behind this enigmatic text is as interesting as the storyline is fantastical.
There are only two extant manuscripts of the Gospel of Barnabas, and only one is complete – the Italian version presently kept in the Austrian National Library; the other is a half-finished Spanish manuscript found in the 1970s in Australia.
The Italian version eventually made its way into the library of Eugene of Savoy, arguably one of the greatest generals of his time. When he died, it was bequeathed with his entire library to the crown.
George Sale mentions the Gospel of Barnabas in the introduction to his English translation of the Qur'an. Sale had in his possession a complete copy of the Spanish version. In fact, the extant Spanish text is likely one that was being copied from Sale's text when he died at the young age of 39.
In the West, the extant versions seem to have first surfaced in Amsterdam of the early 1700's, and although the Gospel of Barnabas was discussed by intellectuals, it was eventually forgotten until 1907, when it was translated into English by Lonsdale and Laura Ragg from the Italian version kept in Vienna.
In their introduction, the Raggs pointed out many of the historical inaccuracies and explained why they believed the book was likely a forgery. However, their English version was translated into Arabic, the introduction was omitted, and the rest of the story about how the church suppressed the truth and hid the gospel is history, well, history of the sort one finds in state-run schools, changed and distorted beyond recognition.
Nader Talebzadeh gave no evidence for his assertion that the Gospel of Barnabas was the reason for the Pope's resignation, but the implication for his audience was clear. The Pope had read the Gospel of Barnabas, understood the truth and could not in good conscience continue to lead a church which had suppressed the truth for so long. In other words, the Pope is somehow principled enough to recognize the truth but not courageous enough to say it.
The rumor that a scandal nicknamed VatiLeaks, involving gay prelates inside the Vatican, may not sell as many copies of his movie, but it is more plausible by far than any claim that the Gospel of Barnabas is behind the Pope's resignation.
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I just found out that another anthology with one of my stories in has just been published: Monster Hunter Blood Trails. My contribution was a vampire story, which was set in Aberystwyth in my mind, but I ended up changing the name slightly.
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The remainder of day one will be spent driving through the unique landscape of the Dades Canyons, stopping once in a while for food and picture taking.
The first evening, the group will stay in a hotel, decorated with a distinct Moroccan flair. While you shouldn't plan on connecting to any internet source, this remote hotel is quite nice and your stay will be a comfortable one. As part of the tour, dinner will be provided … hopefully you like couscous!
The second day begins with a beautiful drive through the 'road of 1001 kasbahs', stopping for pictures at a few of the most breathtaking spots!
Driving through the High Atlas Mountains, as the landscape changes from entirely dry and barren to lush and fertile in the valleys, is a completely stunning experience!
In the afternoon, the tour will take some time to check out the small village of Tinghir, and like any tour, you'll be given the 'opportunity' to buy local items. In this case, the group will visit a women's worker co-op to witness the process of carpet weaving.
One woman is solely responsible for each carpet, using whatever style and design they choose. Working 2-3 hours per day, carpets take 7 to 8 months to fully complete! Generally, the rough part of the carpet comes from camel hair and the softer areas are made from the wool of sheep.
After being shown the methods and undergoing an inevitable sales pitch, the group will head to the incredible Todgha Gorges!
And finally, around 6:00pm, you'll arrive to the destination you came to see, Erg Chebbi! After scoping out the friendliest looking camel, (not an easy task, as they all generally display a look of annoyance) you'll hop aboard and ride out into the Sahara Desert!
Initially, the group of 15 will ride, rather uncomfortably, for about an hour before disembarking and climbing up the highest dune.
Once you've reached the top, you'll chill for an hour or two, snapping copious amounts of pictures – seeing nothing but sand dune after sand dune in the distance!
That evening, the group will make its way to a local campsite before eating dinner and taking part in a drumming ritual under the bright desert stars!
Waking up at 4:30am, the group will hop aboard the camels for another hour-long ride, and will get to enjoy a somewhat chilly desert sunrise.
By 8:00am, you'll be back in the van – making the long (8 hours) trek back to Marrakesh.
This brief outline doesn't go into extreme detail, as there are many itineraries to be found online. I simply wanted to give readers a small taste of what to expect when booking a trip to the Sahara Desert.
The tour (like any tour) can be a bit frustrating at times, as the group is only able to visit certain 'designated spots'. However, it is quite cost efficient and the opportunity to ride a camel in the 3rd-largest desert in the world most definitely outweighs any negative aspects of the tour!
Ultimately, whether you choose to take a tour or find another way to see the Sahara, visiting the Moroccan desert is an absolute 'must do'!
I hope you get a chance to experience this!
What a trip and what great photos. Looks absolutely incredible. The Sahara must take your breath away.
Thanks for your comment! Yeah, it is quite an experience. Definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity!


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Trump on Aretha Franklin: "She Worked for Me on Numerous Occasions"
By Marissa Martinelli
Aug 16, 20184:37 PM
Aretha Franklin.
Read more of Slate's coverage of Aretha Franklin.
Fans of Aretha Franklin are in mourning today, including some of her more famous admirers, who have taken to social media to express their admiration for the late Queen of Soul. Barack Obama, for instance, wrote on Twitter that "Aretha helped define the American experience. In her voice, we could feel our history, all of it and in every shade—our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect. "
Donald Trump also weighed in on Franklin's death on Thursday, and for about eight seconds it seemed like maybe he would be able to deliver a straightforward statement on the passing of an American icon without making it about himself. Nope! "I want to begin today by expressing my condolences to the family of a person I knew well," he said to reporters. Then came the kicker: "She worked for me on numerous occasions."
The president continued: "She was terrific, Aretha Franklin, on her passing. She's brought joy to millions of lives and her extraordinary legacy will thrive and inspire many generations to come. She was given a great gift from God, her voice, and she used it well. People loved Aretha. She was a special woman. So I just want to pass on my warmest best wishes and sympathies to her family."
The White House has not clarified in what capacity, if any, Franklin supposedly "worked" for Trump. Franklin did perform twice at Trump's casinos in 1988 and 1990, according to the Press of Atlantic City, and attended the grand opening of Trump International Hotel and Tower in 1997, according to the New York Times, before giving a private concert. But surely no one's ego is so big that they would consider a legendary singer—particularly a black woman and a champion of the civil rights movement—performing in any venue, regardless of who owns it, to be "working for" them. Right?
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Marissa Martinelli is a Slate assistant editor.


I love tribal inspired fashion but I can't say I've ever really been drawn towards Ikat prints, I don't know, they always just seemed a little too bold and geometric for me. But lately Ikay prints have been catching my eye, especially when in the form of maxi dresses.
I'm also finding myself partial to blue and white Ikat prints, or really any other color with white. I'm especially digging the Harvey Nichols dress above, which comes in a few colors. I think it's prefer for summer and would be perfectly happy wearing it every day for the next three months. I also love the Thakoon dress (mostly because I love anything Thakoon makes) but even at the sale price of $349 it's just never going to happen.
However, while creating this post I discovered Warehouse and I'm totally blown away by their super cute clothes at totally reasonable prices...A 100% silk dress for $116? I'll take it! The Ikat dress above is also silk (and machine washable!) and on sale for $81. Has anyone purchased from this company before? Are the deals too good to be true? I want to believe so bad!
Ikat isn't only limited to clothing. I am loving this Ditte Sofa from Anthropologie, which you can own for the low price of $3,298. Although considering the price of furniture these days, that's about par for the course.
Clockwise: Karma Living Ikat Lover Pillow in Green; Twelfth St. by Cynthia Vincent Flats (on sale!); Dolce Vita Augustina Ikat Shorts; Rebecca Minkoff Ikat MAC Clutch; Hanne Bloch Once Piece Swimsuit (kind of but not really Ikat, but too pretty to not include).
Oh my gosh, I love the dresses!! All of them. Can I have them please?!
I want to move to a tropical island where i can wear a swimsuit and a summer dress everyday!
the dresses are so pretty! makes me ready for Friday night!!!


Inka, the name coming from Peru, means the Child of Sun, which describes this yogini well. She is enthusiastic, energetic, allowing the sun shine upon her, reflecting light, happiness, love and gratitude in her everyday life.
Inka completed her RYT 200 in Shanghai, China (Body & Soul Yoga) and RYT 500 in Peru with School Yoga Institute. She is a world traveler having practiced, retreated and workshopped all over the world, which has inspired and influenced greatly her teaching style, which is evolving continuously. Inka has been teaching for three years in various countries including China, Finland and Costa Rica. "I love when cultures collide, especially in yoga." Teaching in different countries has given Inka a foundation and deeper understanding of the cultural differences within yoga scene and also the differences in body types. She teaches in English and in Finnish using Sanskrit in calling asanas.
Inka is following her Dharma, her life purpose of sharing love and light through yoga. Vinyasa Flow is her soul practice, and her flows are strong and creative. "Sweating with a smile", as she likes to have it. She really enjoys the practice of Yin Yoga and guiding people on a journey through yin practice. Yin allows one to journey deeper into the true being and finding the connection on a soul level through slow asana practice. She also teaches aerial-yoga which resembles her playful side.
As being a vegetarian for past two decades Inka has a strong understating on yogic diet and nutrition. In addition, she is a Personal Trainer (EuropeActive), with training skills on physiological, mental and nutritional coaching. Inka has a Master's Degree in International Marketing and she likes to combine her life coaching and teacher skills with business experience and act as a mentor for university students on their career and life choice challenges.
Through the Yoga Teacher Training her intention is to hold space and guide people of their yogic paths towards transformation and deeper self-realization. Holding space for students on their path is role that she takes very seriously but with fun and caring attitude. "Yoga is a journey through yourself to yourself and everyday the journey is different. I believe yoga is accessible for everyone and yoga practice is about meeting yourself on and off the mat as you are. I do believe that the world would be better place if everyone would practice yoga".
Chakrasana or Urdva Dhanurasana the wheel pose. Wheel, the all chakra pose opens heart and is an amazing opening for the entire spine. I feel incomplete without this pose in my daily practice. As in Sivananda style practice, I add Chakrasana after my shoulder stand sequence. In the pose, I stay for 15 breaths and like to stretch out my legs up towards to the sky. I usually do 3 rounds of this pose with constructive rest in between. Such a strong, humbling yet empowering pose.
Time is what we make out of it. We have one life in this body, so live it well that every second is like forever.
I practice daily 90 minutes and it's my grounding, my centering, my prayer and my mediation. Just moving with my breath, releasing anything that does not serve me and allowing myself o surrender to the very present moment. I channel my inspiration for my practice from my surrounding environment by feeling, sensing, observing what's around me. Prana, breath is such of an inspiration, just observing what goes on in body during each breath.


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Joey is a 1997 Australian children's film. The film was released as the theatrical film by Roadshow Entertainment on December 26, 1997, in Australia. The film was also released as the direct-to-video film by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on June 16, 1998, in the United States and by Warner Home Video under the MGM Home Entertainment label on August 6, 1999, in Japan.

Plot
Billy is a boy who is trying to save a baby kangaroo called Joey after its family is captured and taken to Sydney. Billy travels to Sydney to reunite Joey with his family only to discover that Joey is not the only one who needs to be saved. Linda, the young daughter of the U.S. Ambassador joins Billy as they fight to save Joey.

Summary
The movie starts off with a boy, Billy McGregor, narrating how he enjoys living in the country side. He introduces his best friends which are Kangaroos, Kim (mother), Wal (father) and their joey, Joey. He uses a remote control camera with an attached camera and stuffed kangaroo. Soon after, the Dixon family drive their car to hunt the kangaroos. Billy notices them and whistles to the kangaroos. They run off before the Dixon's spot them. Using the scopes on their guns they search the area and spot Billy running to get his remote control car then home. Mr Dixon spots him, angry he and his sons give chase, driving towards the boy. Billy gets into a Ute owned by his aboriginal friend, Mick, and escapes. Mr Dixon yells out to him, warning him to stay off his property.

He drives home just when his morning alarm goes off, which also feeds his fish through a contraption he made, and successfully sneaks into his room through the window. He meets his mother, Penny, out front of the house who is holding his bag. She tells him that she'll be very angry is she finds out that he was on the Dixon's land again. She does not know he was just there. Billy makes a snide remark that it's better that she doesn't. Mick remarks how crazy Billy is as he grabs his push-bike and rides to school. He arrives late, yet again sneaking in through the window. The teacher is asleep and the class quietly watches as Billy walks to his desk. He starts to carefully pull out his chair, so not to as wake the teacher, when the youngest Dixon slams his hand on his desk, waking the teacher. This leads to the teacher spotting Billy's late arrival and tells him to stay after school. During recess Dixon and another boy start a fight by using ants, surrounded by classmates cheering them on. Billy runs through the crowd, grabs the ants and returns them to the ground just outside of school. Angry, Dixon tackles Billy to the ground and the two begin fighting. A police officer sees the fight and breaks the two apart. Dixon tells the officer about Billy being on their property again this morning. This time they want to press charges. Frustrated, the officer takes him home and chats with his mother about this morning.

During their discussion, the officer also reminds Billy's mother that their house will foreclose and they need to come up with $50,000 by October. Penny promises to get the money. The officer suggests that he and Penny become a couple, saying that Billy needs a father then leaves.

Later that night a mysterious man arrives at the Dixon house with a livestock truck. The Dixon's have hired him to get rid of the kangaroos. The man grabs a bunch of tranquilize guns and tells them he's taking them to his "Kangaroo Kingdom". They then shoot every kangaroo except for Joey, who narrowly escaped. Mick and Billy arrive near the scene shortly after it happens because they spotted lightning and went to check it out. Mick notices that there were recently two trucks that drove by, leading to and from the kangaroo area. Mick tells Billy that they were ambushed and taken, showing a dart that was left on the ground. The two hear the whining of Joey. Billy approaches Joey and grabs him before he can hop away. He tells Mick that he's got to take him home with him. Mick warns Billy that Penny won't like it. However Billy wins by saying that Joey needs help.

Billy goes to the train station and boards a midnight express to Sydney.

Cast
 Jamie Croft as Billy McGregor
 Alex McKenna as Linda Ross
 Rebecca Gibney as Penny McGregor
 Ed Begley Jr. as Ambassador Ted Ross

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Nacional Medellín
Debutta nel calcio professionistico tra le file del Nacional Medellín, dove milita per sette stagioni vincendo 3 titoli nazionali e collezionando 123 presenze e 9 gol nei tornei nazionali, oltre ad altre 17 presenze nelle competizioni sudamericane per club.

Siena
Nell'estate 2008 viene acquistato per 3 milioni di euro dal , club nel quale si mette in luce con ottime prestazioni, attirando l'interesse di diversi club. Colleziona complessivamente 28 presenze in campionato.

Napoli

Il 9 luglio 2009 viene acquistato a titolo definitivo dal , con cui firma un contratto fino al 2014. Esordisce con la maglia partenopea il 23 agosto 2009 nella prima di campionato contro il , subentrando a Jesús Dátolo. Chiude la prima stagione in maglia azzurra con 22 presenze, di cui 14 dal primo minuto.

Schierato all'occorrenza anche nel ruolo di esterno sinistro, il 20 febbraio 2011 realizza la prima rete in maglia azzurra e in Serie A, decidendo il match al San Paolo contro il  (1-0). Il 15 maggio 2011 realizza contro l'Inter il secondo gol in maglia azzurra siglando il definitivo 1-1, risultato che sancisce il ritorno del Napoli in UEFA Champions League dopo 21 anni dall'ultima partecipazione.

L'esordio nella massima competizione europea avviene il 14 settembre 2011 partendo dal primo minuto nella partita in trasferta contro il , terminata 1-1. In questa stagione viene utilizzato stabilmente nel ruolo di esterno sinistro titolare nel 3-4-2-1 di Walter Mazzarri, cui si adatta proficuamente dopo qualche difficoltà iniziale a livello difensivo. Il 18 dicembre 2011, in occasione della partita contro il Genoa, segna da fuori area il gol del definitivo 6-1 per il Napoli, dedicato al figlio nato da poco.

Il 20 maggio 2012 vince il primo trofeo italiano, la Coppa Italia, disputando da titolare la vittoriosa finale di Roma contro la . Anche nella stagione seguente, conclusa dal Napoli al secondo posto in classifica, è il titolare sulla fascia sinistra, disputando complessivamente 40 partite tra campionato e coppe.

Nella stagione 2013-2014, sotto la guida del nuovo tecnico Rafael Benítez, arretra nel ruolo di terzino sinistro nel 4-2-3-1 del tecnico spagnolo. Il 1º ottobre 2013 firma il prolungamento del contratto fino al 2018. Il 21 ottobre si sottopone ad un intervento chirurgico per rimuovere una calcificazione al ginocchio destro. A dispetto dei tempi di recupero inizialmente previsti, stimati in 6-8 settimane, torna in campo dopo sei mesi e mezzo, l'11 maggio seguente, alla penultima di campionato sul campo della Sampdoria. Chiude la stagione con otto presenze complessive e vince la seconda Coppa Italia, sebbene non venga mai utilizzato nel corso della manifestazione. La stagione 2014-2015 è sulla falsariga della precedente: colleziona 7 presenze in campionato e 10 complessive in stagione.

I prestiti a Bologna, Watford e Atletico Nacional
Fuori dai piani tecnici del nuovo tecnico azzurro Maurizio Sarri, che non lo schiera mai in campo, il 13 gennaio 2016 passa in prestito al Bologna fino al termine della stagione, giocando 9 partite nella seconda metà del campionato.

Il 16 luglio 2016 passa agli inglesi del  con la medesima modalità, ritrovando l'allenatore Walter Mazzarri. Il 18 settembre segna il gol del 2-1 contro il Manchester United. Colleziona complessivamente 21 presenze (in gran parte a gara in corso) e una rete in Premier League.

A fine stagione non viene riscattato dal Watford, e rientra al Napoli rimanendo però fuori rosa.

Il 30 gennaio 2018 viene ufficializzata la sua cessione a titolo temporaneo per un anno (con opzione per il secondo) all'Atlético Nacional, squadra dove il colombiano era cresciuto, ritornando in madrepatria dopo ben 10 anni di permanenza in Europa.

Il 4 luglio 2018 annuncia il ritiro dall'attività agonistica, a causa dei perduranti problemi fisici.

Nazionale

Partecipa al Campionato mondiale di calcio Under-20 2005 con la selezione di categoria, eliminata agli ottavi dall'Argentina.

Esordisce in Nazionale maggiore il 9 marzo 2005 nell'amichevole contro gli Stati Uniti a Los Angeles, terminata 3-0 per gli americani. Partecipa alla Copa América 2007 e prende parte alle qualificazioni per la Coppa del Mondo FIFA 2010, cui i cafeteros non si qualificano. Disputa da titolare la Copa América 2011, nella quale la , dopo aver vinto il proprio girone, viene eliminata ai quarti di finale dal  cedendo 2-0 dopo i tempi supplementari.

Realizza la prima rete il 7 settembre 2012 nel 4-0 ai danni dell', gara valida per le qualificazioni al Mondiale 2014, nelle quali colleziona dodici presenze contribuendo alla qualificazione alla fase finale della massima competizione internazionale, 16 anni dopo l'ultima partecipazione dei Cafeteros. Convocato per il Mondiale in Brasile, viene impiegato in 4 delle 5 gare della Colombia e contribuisce al raggiungimento dei quarti di finale della manifestazione per la prima volta nella storia della Nazionale. Durante la partita dei quarti, vinta per 2-1 dai padroni di casa del , Zuniga frattura una vertebra con una ginocchiata a Neymar, una delle stelle dei Mondiali, costringendolo a saltare le partite successive.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 30 gennaio 2018.

Cronologia presenze e reti in Nazionale

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Club

Atlético Nacional: Apertura 2005, Apertura 2007, Clausura 2007

Napoli: 2011-2012, 2013-2014

Napoli: 2014

Atlético Nacional: 2018

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White sugarcane aphids (WSCA) have been blowing up quickly to treatable levels in several counties in Mississippi. Over the last few days there have been several field requiring treatments with more likely coming. Because this is a new pest for Mississippi, we have been following the lead of our colleagues in Texas and Louisiana who dealt with this in 2013. Below are some criteria that we put together based on what we know to date that will help in making a decision to treat WSCA.
WSCA's are like any other aphid, it takes numbers to cause damage.
Heavy infestations prior to head emergence can kill or stunt plants and reduce head size.
Numbers have the potential to increase rapidly especially after a disruptive spray kills beneficial insects.
WSCA's can be a problem even until harvest and heavy populations cause harvesting problems.
WSCA's are hard to control. High rates of Lorsban (60 day PHI) and Transform seem to be the only real options at this time.
Coverage is essential. Use 5 gallons of water by air and a minimum of 10 by ground.
Manage expectations. Many WSCA's can be low in the canopy and difficult to get sprays to.
WSCA's can blow back up after treatment and require another application.
Using Dimethoate at 8 oz. or Lorsban at 16 oz. for midge may reduce the flare up.
Lorsban cannot be applied by airplane in the state of Mississippi.
Foliar applications may be made by ground or air at a rate of 0.75-1.5 oz per acre. A maximum of 2 applications may be made per acre per year, resulting in a seasonal maximum application rate of 3.0 oz. of product per acre per year.
The minimum application retreatment interval of 14 days and a restricted entry interval (REI) of 24 hours must be observed.
A 7 day pre-harvest interval (PHI) for forage and a 14 day PHI for grain or stover must be observed.
A maximum of 65,000 acres of sorghum fields (grain and forage) may be treated in Mississippi.
This product is highly toxic to bees exposed through contact during spraying and while spray droplets are still wet. This product may be toxic to bees exposed to treated foliage for up to 3 hours following application. Toxicity is reduced when spray droplets are dry. Risk to managed bees and native pollinators from contact with pesticide spray or residues can be minimized when application are made before 7:00 pm local time or when the temperature is below 55 degrees F at the site of application.
This specific exemption expires October 31, 2014.
To minimize the potential for chemical injury, do not apply Lorsban 4E to drought stressed grain sorghum within 3 days following irrigation or rain except where the product is applied in irrigation water.
Be aware that sorghum lines used in seed production fields may be more susceptible to chemical injury. Susceptible inbred lines or hybrids are likely to be at greater risk of yield reducing chemical injury when treated at the higher rates. Users should not apply more than 1 pint of Lorsban 4E per acre to seed sorghum if the additional risk of crop injury is unacceptable.
Preharvest Interval: Don not harvest for grain, forage, fodder, hay, or silage within 30 days after application of 1 pint of Lorsban 4E per acre or within 60 days after application rates above 1 pint per acre.
Do not make more than 3 applications of Lorsban 4E or other products containing chlorpyrifos per use season.
Maximum single application rate is 1 lb a.i. chlorpyrifos (2 pints of Lorsban 4E) per acre.
Do not apply more than a total of 1.5 lb a.i. chlorpyrifos (3 pints of Lorsban 4E) per acre per season.
Do not make a second application of Lorsban 4E or other products containing chlorpyrifos with 10 days of first application.


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An incredibly busy 2015 ended with another significant success for Ososim and its partners. We are delighted to be part of the consortium, led by Korn Ferry Hay Group, which successfully won the multi-year contract to run the executive development of the 4,000 most senior civil servants in the United Kingdom.
Other consortium members are MIT Sloan Executive Education, Cranfield University, Pearn Kandola, Practive, Brickwall and Cornerstone on Demand. Korn Ferry Hay Group selected consortium partners to design and deliver innovative and impactful face to face and digital learning tools. "Our aim is to bring world leading expertise to the SCS ("Senior Civil Service") in terms of content, delivery methods and learning experiences" said Graham Atkins, Director at Korn Ferry Hay Group. The consortium will work with Civil Service Learning and the SCS to co-create a high quality curriculum and build an innovative, bespoke and engaging learning offer for civil servants.
Work has already started to provide the Senior Civil Service with a significantly enhanced offering when delivery starts in March 2016 and Ososim looks forward to playing its part in enhancing the skills and capabilities of senior civil servants.


When we think of luxury, we often think of excess, self-indulgence, and extravagance. A Google image search of "luxury" gives us images of private jets, yachts, mansions, and infinity pools. This all begs the question- is there really a place for compassion for the larger world in the luxury market? Increasingly, both consumers and brands are answering with a resounding yes.
Another market where ethical luxury is beginning to bloom is tourism. While luxury resorts have a reputation for ignoring local environments and inhabitants, options for consumers seeking a socially and environmentally responsible luxury vacation are popping up all over the world. Campi ya Kanzi, a resort located at the foot of the Chyulu Hills in Kenya, prioritizes both the environment and the local community. It structures are all built from local, sustainable materials and are powered entirely by renewable energy and collected rainwater, 90% of its employees are from the local Maasai community, and it uses some of its profit to support a community trust.
Another example is Amble Resort, with locations in Panama and Belize, whose target guest backpacked or volunteered in Africa or South America in their youth, and holds on to that adventurous, socially and environmentally conscious spirit while seeking out a high quality resort experience.
What does ethical luxury mean for the fashion industry? A key consideration is the supply chain- including the working environments in which the products are made. Today, most items in stores are mass produced in factories- item after item is a carbon copy of the last. In fact, the speed at which hundreds of thousands of identical products are produced creates the opposite of the exclusivity we crave in a luxury product. The process is also impersonal in the truest way- the consumer fails to consider the very real men and women behind the creation of their goods, and how they may be exploited. In this way, considering ethics in fashion can actually contribute to luxury- brands can add exclusivity and quality by being mindful of who is making their products, and under what conditions. Products which are handmade, by skilled craftspeople, in positive work environments, are going to be both of higher quality and more exclusive.
This trend in luxury isn't going to disappear anytime soon. The 2016 Positive Luxury trend report predicted the role that social responsibility will play in the luxury market in 2016 based on 2015 trends- and the news was good. 71% of individual investors demonstrated interest in sustainable investing. This is exciting because investors have the power to drive market even before brands reach consumers. Further, the report found that millennials are twice as likely to purchase from environmentally and socially conscious brands. This is a positive sign for the future of socially responsible luxury brands, as the buying power of millennials will continue to increase in coming years.
Ultimately, people buy luxury items because they want their possessions to make a statement about who they are as people. Luxury items tell the world that we are exclusive, prestigious, trendsetting, and that quality matters to us. But why stop there? The cars we drive, the hotels we stay in, and the clothes we wear can say something deeper- that we care about humanity, and the earth we inhabit.


This walk has a diverse landscape that has something for everyone. Woodland, coast and beach, freshwater marsh and Sandlings Heath which is a delight to any visitor and worthy of its status as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The walk heads out of Leiston alongside the man-made Aldhurst Farm nature reserve, an area of wetland, heath and grassland created in 2015 as a sweetener for the local folk should the proposed Sizewell C Power Station get approval. It isn't presently accessible to the public other than the established footpath that runs along the valley and a new path running adjacent to Valley Road. The north side of the reserve was once known as Winters Heath, common land that was enclosed in the early 19th century. Therefore this is not so much as giving something to the community as returning the access rights to the people that such common land once afforded.
Moving on up to the top of the hill on Lovers Lane where we take the track off to the right as the road bends around to the left. An interesting feature on the OS maps at this location is an area marked as Fiscal Policy. This is thought to be a so called Trap Street, a fictitious location that is used as a copyright marker for the cartographers work. This specific fictitious location has been added to OS maps since the 1920s and has varied its exact location over the decades, although keeping within the general area of the western side of Kenton Hills. It is certainly not a location known to locals and appears on no other maps of the area other than the Ordnance Survey. It is notable that there are many references to the area of Fiscal Policy made in modern documentation written by both Suffolk Council and EDF, the Power Station operators. This goes to show the lack of local knowledge these bureaucrats and business managers have which may account for their scant respect for the surrounding landscape.
The route then heads through a car park and into the woodland through the areas known as Kenton (marked as Tenton on 19th century OS maps) and Goose Hills. The naming of the area as Hills is not self evident from the tree covered landscape. It has to be said that there is a triangulation station in the depths of Goose Hill but this is only at an altitude of 9m with the surrounding landscape no less than 5m. I guess a mere 4m high piece of land surrounded by marsh may look like a hill but it certainly is not self evident within the dense forest. The names of Kenton Hill and Goose Hill date back from long before the forest was planted, when the area was Sandlings heathland. It wasn't until the 1960s, with the coming of Sizewell Nuclear Power Station, that the heath was planted with a managed forest. Going back further in history the area is thought to have been parkland attached with the 14th century Leiston Abbey, some documents describing it as a deer park.
There are many tracks through the woods including a section of the The Sandlings long distance trail as well as specific colour coded way-marked trails. This particular route takes the unmarked perimeter paths out to the extremities of Goose Hill where there are views onto the marshes to the south of Minsmere and a purpose built hide for those who want to spend some time discovering the wildlife of the marsh. Whatever route one takes, navigating to the eastern edge one will find two footbridges which provide access across to the coastal section of this walk.
Sizewell beach offers both coastal heath and a shingle beach to walk along. The northern section at the point where the path emerges from the woods, was once a 19th century rifle range which I believe was also used during WWI as target practice for the troops. The beach and heath paths pass in the front of the two power stations at Sizewell and is a very popular for both tourists and locals walking through to Minsmere Sluice and beyond. For those wanting refreshments there is the Vulcan Arms pub at Sizewell as well as the Sizewell T cafe although this is closed over the winter months.
Return uses the medieval track through to Broom Covert. This was the original route between Leiston and Sizewell before the modern road was introduced in the 19th century. Broom Covert is an area of ancient Sandlings heath that is a delight to walk through and is another highlight of this walk, its contoured grassland hinting at hidden earthworks that may lie beneath. It is thought that this area was extensively used for troop training during WWII and there may be hidden structures dating from this period lying beneath the surface.
A permissive path leads across the meadow at Round Covert to Reckham Pits Wood which was originally part of Leiston Common, the woodland growing up in the early 20th century after it had been used for aggregate excavation. The mixed woodland is a much wilder landscape than that of Kenton Hills, with a cacophony of trees, foliage and fauna all competing for space, a blaze of colour and light in all seasons. Above the woodland is what is left of Leiston Common, correctly known as Leiston Dry Common to distinguish it from Leiston Wet Common which once occupied part of the marshes. The Common features in many local tales and stories of 18th century smugglers who would stash their booty in holes dug into the sandy soils of the common. There is a permissive path on the north side of the common that leads down to the marsh known as Sizewell Belts and across to Kenton Hill woods. The public footpath leads out onto Lovers Lane with a new footpath adjacent to Valley Road to take the walker back into Leiston.
It has to be stated that much of the landscape this route passes through may disappear in the next decade due to industrial usage despite its status as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The proposed Sizewell C power station will claim some of the woodland, specifically much of Goose Hill which will be replaced by an access road to the construction site and a railhead. The route of the proposed railway will run adjacent to Kenton Hills and may well devastate the fictitious area known as Fiscal Policy!. No doubt Goose Hill will be flattened with the introduction of the road, its trig point no longer applicable with the tallest structures becoming the 20-30m high spoil heaps which will dominate the landscape to the north west.
Public access to the woodland may become limited with probably no access through to the beach. The coastal access will be restricted during the construction of a loading jetty and sea defences, and the coast path may be blocked up for the duration of the build depending upon the design of the pier head that is chosen. The long distance routes of the Coast Path and the Sandlings Path will get diverted along Lovers lane and then taking the roads through to Eastbridge, a lengthy diversion along asphalt which is not conducive to committed walkers and hikers. There will no doubt be contention between road users and pedestrians, such confrontations already occur when walking the local roads so this will only get worse with the increased traffic. This re-routing is a big concern as many walkers make use of the coastal section from Sizewell through to Minsmere which makes the local area an attraction for outside visitors who may well be put off by such unpleasant walking diversions.
On the southern side of the route, Broom Covert is set to be requisitioned for the construction of Proposed East Anglia One/Two Windfarm Substations which will dominate the area, its buildings being some 18m in height. There is much opposition to this, the land being a prime example of Sandlings Heath and deserving of its Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty status. It seems outrageous that such areas can be claimed by industry without any opposition from the public bodies that are there to protect such land. It is uncertain whether access rights will be retained once this construction starts with the only alternative being to walk the roadside pavements down to Sizewell, certainly no substitute for the delights of the Broom Covert route.
It does appear that the Sizewell Belts area may be left intact although the permissive paths across the marsh into Kenton Hills may be blocked up. This may well also be the case for the permissive paths around Reckham Pits Wood although it is thought Leiston Common will still be accessible.
As of 4th December 2018 ScottishPower Renewables (SPR), with the conclusion of the Phase 3.5 Consultation for the proposed East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North offshore windfarms, has decided to opt for the substations to be placed at Grove Wood, Friston rather than the threatened Broom Covert. Although this is a reprive for an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it has to be said that the Friston location borders on the old heathland of Friston Moor.
This is a walk summary intended to provide the user with just the essential information in order to navigate the walk route. Fully detailed information notes, refreshment stops and walk features are not included in this. A full write up will be included in the near future.


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February 2016 Connections: Diversity on Jesuit Campuses
From Arrupe to Magis: One University's Efforts to Increase Diversity
February 17, 2016 / AJCU
By Drew Sottardi, Senior Editor, Loyola University Chicago
Rev. Stephen Katsouros, S.J., dean and executive director of Arrupe College, helps a student during the first day of classes (Photo by Natalie Battaglia).
As one of the largest Jesuit universities in the country—located in one of the largest cities in America—Loyola University Chicago is committed to the ideal of "a diverse community seeking God in all things."
That mission is never far from sight. Within the past few months, the University has implemented several key initiatives specifically focused on recruiting and retaining more minority students. Loyola recently introduced Plan 2020, a new five-year strategic plan that lays out the University's priorities over the next half decade. The first priority is to improve access and graduation rates for underserved students—a goal that Loyola is actively focused on with the start of Arrupe College.
Arrupe opened its doors in August 2015 to 159 low-income students who couldn't afford to attend a traditional four-year university. The Arrupe mission started with a small budget and a big dream: to help students earn an associate's degree and graduate with little or no debt.
Arrupe College students gather in Maguire Hall during the first day of classes at Loyola University Chicago's new two-year school (Photo by Natalie Battaglia).
Thanks to a committed faculty and staff—as well as a group of carefully selected and motivated students—the school is off to a successful start.
Of the 159 students in the inaugural class, 146 students remain enrolled—with the vast majority of those students on track to complete their associate's degrees in two years. Interest in Arrupe is spreading quickly across Chicago: The college has already surpassed the final number of applications from last year by 34 percent.
Students at Arrupe, which offers associate's degrees in three concentrations, have small class sizes and significant one-on-one time with faculty members. They also receive financial aid support through various sources and get help finding a part-time job. And, most importantly, they are part of a small community that provides the full range of resources needed to succeed in school.
"We want our students at Arrupe College to fall in love with the idea of being college students, of being academically successful in a rigorous Jesuit college environment," says Rev. Stephen Katsouros, S.J., dean and executive director of Arrupe College. "We want them to embrace the idea that they can do this, that they can be successful at the corner of Pearson and State—and beyond."
Student Blanca Rodriguez takes part in a Philosophy and Persons class during the first day of school at Arrupe College (Photo by Natalie Battaglia).
One such student who is studying—and succeeding—at Arrupe is Blanca Rodriguez.
The oldest child of Mexican immigrants, Rodriguez has dreamed of going to college since she was in seventh grade. But in high school, she realized that a four-year university would be financially out of reach for her and her family. Then she discovered Arrupe.
"I've always prayed to go to a good school and to have a good education," she says. "This school was an obvious sign that God listens to my prayers."
Other Initiatives at Loyola
Loyola assesses and reports on diversity each year. The latest "Annual Report on Diversity" was issued in February 2016 and affirms that various University efforts are working to increase diversity on campus. The latest report shows a record number of new African-American students and an increase in retention and graduation rates for this population. In total, minorities now make up more than 38 percent of the undergraduate student population.
Over the past several years, Loyola has also increased diversity among its faculty, and today nearly 16 percent of all faculty members are minorities. That said, there is much work ahead as it relates to increasing this percentage and attracting a diverse student body.
Below are examples of other steps Loyola is taking to increase diversity on its campus:
Recruit More Minority Students
In its continued commitment to increase diversity, Loyola's Undergraduate Admission Office participated in more than 70 events last fall at Chicago high schools that have large populations of students of color. This spring, the office is hosting a multicultural overnight program and is launching a peer-to-peer program for admitted students to connect with current students of color.
Increase Financial Aid Packages
The University's Office of Financial Aid is working to develop more merit and grant awards to attract a diverse student body. Loyola recently revised its award processes, which enabled the University to enroll the most ethnically and racially diverse class in its history. Last fall, 42 percent of incoming freshmen identified as students of color, and the African-American student population increased by 47 percent this academic year.
Welcome Undocumented Students
In December, the University's Board of Trustees approved the Magis Scholarship Fund, a student-led initiative to add an individual $2.50 student fee each semester—and raise roughly $50,000 each year for undocumented students. In the fall, the University awarded five full scholarships to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students. The scholarships, which will be renamed Magis Scholarships to honor the student-led effort, are renewable for three additional years.
Improve Retention Rates
Programs such as Achieving College Excellence (ACE) and the Men and Women of Color initiatives have helped increase Loyola's student retention rates to 86 percent of freshmen and 87 percent of African-American students. The University plans to expand its mentoring programs and focus on additional opportunities to help minority students succeed.
Conduct a Climate Survey
Winifred Williams, Ph.D., Loyola's vice president of human resources and chief diversity and inclusion officer, has created an Executive Council on Diversity and Inclusion. The Council includes administrative, academic, Jesuit, and student leaders, and its initial goals include developing a diversity statement for the University and conducting a campus climate survey of all students this year.
Support Student Research
The McNair Scholars Program at Loyola helps students interested in conducting research or earning an advanced degree. The program—designed for first-generation college students or others who are underrepresented in graduate education—provides mentorship, academic support, and research opportunities with the ultimate goal of helping students earn a doctoral degree.
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Curly Veale of Merritt and Vernon passed away at Coquihalla-Gillis House in Merritt, B.C. on Saturday, August 21st, 2004 at 2:35 P.M., at the age of 100 years. She was predeceased by her husband Jack Veale on April 3rd, 1986; her son Bob Veale on April 19th, 1989 and a granddaughter Suzanne Veale on May 29th, 1981. Curly is survived by four children; daughter Joan Orge of Richmond Hill, Ontario; son Doug Veale (Shauna) of Comox; daughters Nell Veale and Bev Veale, both of Merritt; a half-sister, Betty Berner of Vernon, and Betty's daughter Miriam Lokan of White Rock and daughter-in-law Del Wilde of Currumundi, Australia; seven grandchildren; Brad Orge (Maryanna) of Claresholm, Alberta; Mark Orge (Janet) of Markham, Ontario; Holly Hintz (Gery) of Richmond Hill, Ontario; Jonathan Veale (Marlies) of Courtenay, B.C.; Jenifer Boylan (David) of Comox, B.C.; Megan New (Graham) of South Wurtulli, Australia and Tim Veale (Lizetta) of Karachi, Pakistan. Her 15 great-grandchildren include Tyler, Ryan and Nathan Hintz; David Orge; Matthew and Kaitlyn Orge; Angus, Cecilie and Sophie Boylan; Georgia-Belle and McKinley Veale; Jacob, Thomas and Gemma New and Reaghan Quigg. Born Evangeline Battye Bowyer-Smyth in London England on February 4th, 1904, "Curly" came to Canada with her parents and three brothers in 1912. After returning to Britain due to the First World War, they again immigrated to Canada in 1918 to settle in Canoe, B.C. In 1928 she married Jack Veale and raised five children on a farm on Okanagan Lake near Vernon. They farmed the 138 acres from 1931 until 1956 during which time she cooked for harvest field hands while holding down several outside-the-home jobs including fruit packer, fruit inspector and ladies wear sales clerk. Regardless of the heavy workload she was able to keep a warm and welcoming home for her friends and family. She was an avid gardener and loved to read and knit. She was fun. She baked and canned over many years for the family and worked hard in the early years just to keep bread on the table. Her focus in life was to enjoy her family and ensure they were provided for in the way of education and help where needed. She loved company and was especially fond of her own mother and step-father who lived next door for years, not to mention several of Dad's Salmon Arm relatives whom they visited regularly. In 1956 they moved to Merritt to remove timber from the family homestead where they spent many happy times over the next forty years. In 1959 they opened the Merritt Sewing Centre which they operated for 9 years before returning to Vernon in the early seventies to their lakeshore home. In the capacity of co-owner of a guest ranch and president of a property holding company she spent the next 20 years commuting between Merritt and Vernon looking after her business needs. Curly was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for many years as well as the Nicola Valley Women's Institute. During her years in Vernon she was a member of the Anglican and Pentecostal Churches. Upon her arrival in Merritt in 1956 she was a member of the local Anglican Church but during the latter years she attended the Merritt Full Gospel Tabernacle. Members of the Veale family would like to express their sincere appreciation to the staff and volunteers of Coquihalla-Gillis House in Merritt for their care of and the kindness to their mother during her latter years. May they also extend that appreciation to her many friends for their loving attention. She will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her family Joan, Doug, Nell and Bev, their families and all her many friends and relatives. A Memorial Service and Tea will be held Thursday, August 26th, 2004 at 2:00 P.M. at Full Gospel Tabernacle on Voght Street in Merritt. The Funeral Service will be held in Vernon at 1:00 P.M. on Saturday, August 28th, 2004 at the Full Gospel Tabernacle on Okanagan Landing Road. Interment will follow in the family plot at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, those who wish to do so may send donations in memory of Curly to the Coquihalla-Gillis House, 3451-Voght Street, Merritt, B.C. V1K 1C6. Funeral arrangements have been made with BETHEL FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD., 5605-27th Street, Vernon, B.C. V1T 8Z5 (1-250-542-1187).


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Q: ASP NET Core 5 as windows service, service stops but process keeps running I run an ASP.NET Core 5 API as a Windows service using IHostBuilder.UseWindowsService(). Consider following code block to be my Main() method:
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When I stop the service, I would expect that the service remains in 'stopping' state until all code in the finally block is executed, and then goes to 'stopped' state. But in reality, the service is in stopped state almost immediately but the process keeps running until the Task.Delay() is finished. I can see in the logging that the first logline in the finally is logged, but the second one isn't anymore. If I would restart the service, I would even see two processes running, the one that is waiting for the Task.Delay() to finish, and the new one.
Is there anyway I can achieve it that the service only goes to stopped state when the process is stopped? I really need this otherwise the installer that installs this gives issues because the process is still running after the service is stopped.

A: By the time host.RunAsync() returns, the .NET host application has already exited, so the WindowsSerciceLifetime has already set its state to Stopped.
The cleanest solution is to restructure the code so that all your background tasks are hosted services. The host will wait for hosted services to shut down during host shutdown.
If this is not possible, then you'll need to write your own replacement for WindowsSerciceLifetime and manually trigger the Stopped state after the host is shut down.


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It is not possible to ignore the cleanliness of your office when you are speaking about the productivity of the employees and the notions your clients have about your business. Performing the office cleaning task is something that can be challenging for you more so since it time-consuming and you lack the equipment for the work. It implies that you should ensure you will hire the specialist office cleaning companies in your region since they have all that it takes to handle the assignment correctly. For instance, the specialists will perform window washing in the right way because they have not only the expertise but also the equipment for the work. Figuring out the most appropriate commercial office cleaner from among the multiple available in the market is not the most straightforward assignment for you. Deliberated in this text is what you must know when choosing the number one commercial cleaner in Toronto.
One cannot afford to make the fault of ignoring the equipment the professionals are utilizing for the window washing task when saying whether they will complete the job correctly. When engaging the office cleaning firm, you have to check whether they have the pressure washing machine. Hiring the specialist office cleaning firm who have the equipment for the work is the most appropriate move since they will offer standard services.
The services the professionals provide is worth checking when determining if they are the best for the job. Some of the office cleaning services you can receive are window washing, carpet cleaning, floor cleaning, and many others. There is a need that you do not hire the office cleaning firms unless you are sure that their functions are tailored to your needs.
Remember that the accidents that can occur during the office cleaning work can cause significant damage to property. For example, you have to know that the mistakes that workers of the firm might make will destruct your glass windows if they are performing window washing tasks. Furthermore, some of the staff of the cleaning company can hurt when discharging their mandates on your premises. It means that liability and employee's compensation insurance are a must-have for the specialists you will choose for office cleaning.
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