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/* eslint-env mocha */
'use strict'

const assert = require('assert')
const io = require('socket.io-client')
const Faker = require('Faker')
const feathers = require('feathers-client')
const _ = require('underscore')

const testUsers = 50
describe('Load tests', function () {
  this.timeout(30000)
  var ioIndex = 0

  it('creates ' + testUsers + ' sockets', function (done) {
    while (ioIndex < testUsers) {
      (function () {
        var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:3000', {
          'transports': [
            'websocket',
            'flashsocket',
            'jsonp-polling',
            'xhr-polling',
            'htmlfile'
          ],
          'force new connection': true
        })
        socket.emit('meetingJoined', {
          participant: 'participant' + ioIndex,
          name: 'Participant ' + ioIndex,
          meeting: 'meeting' + ioIndex,
          participants: []
        })

        var interval = Math.floor(Math.random() * 1001) + 1000
        var intervalId = setInterval(function () {
          socket.emit('utterance::create', {
            meeting: 'meeting' + ioIndex,
            participant: 'participant' + ioIndex,
            startTime: new Date(),
            endTime: new Date((new Date()).getTime() + 50),
            volumes: _(10).times((n) => { return Faker.Helpers.randomNumber(5) })
          })
          socket.emit('face::create', {
            meeting: 'meeting' + ioIndex,
            participant: 'participant' + ioIndex,
            start_time: new Date(),
            end_time: new Date((new Date()).getTime() + 50),
            timestamp: new Date(),
            face_delta: Faker.Helpers.randomNumber(5),
            delta_array: _(71).times((n) => { return [Faker.Helpers.randomNumber(5)] })
          })
        }, interval)

        setTimeout(function () {
          clearInterval(intervalId)
          socket.disconnect()
        }, 15000)
      })()
      ioIndex++
    }

    setTimeout(done, 25000)
  })

  it('receives turn events for each hangout', function (done) {
    var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:3000', {
      'transports': [
        'websocket',
        'flashsocket',
        'jsonp-polling',
        'xhr-polling',
        'htmlfile'
      ],
      'force new connection': true
    })
    var app = feathers()
    .configure(feathers.hooks())
    .configure(feathers.socketio(socket))
    var turns = app.service('turns')
    var recvdTurns = []
    for (var i = 0; i < testUsers; i++) { recvdTurns[i] = 0 }
    var isDone = false

    turns.on('created', function (turn) {
      var meeting = parseInt(turn.meeting.split('meeting')[1], 10)

      if (recvdTurns[meeting] >= 3) {
        if (!isDone) {
          isDone = true
          for (var i = 0; i < testUsers; i++) {
            assert.equal(recvdTurns[i], 3)
          }
          done()
          turns.off('created')
        }
      } else {
        recvdTurns[meeting] += 1
      }
    })
  })
})

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Shares of Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB – Research Report) were revisited by a Wall Street analyst yesterday. Analyst John Aiken from Barclays rated Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB – Research Report) a Buy, setting a C$45 price target.
According to TipRanks.com, Aiken is a 1-star analyst with an average return of -2.1% and a 38.5% success rate. Aiken covers the Financial sector, focusing on stocks such as Canadian Bank of Commerce, Manulife Financial Corp, and National Bank of Canada.
Currently, the analyst consensus on Laurentian Bank of Canada is a Hold with an average price target of C$43.25.
Laurentian Bank of Canada's market cap is currently C$1.75B and has a P/E ratio of 8.9. The company has a Price to Book ratio of 0.78.
The company's shares closed on Wednesday at C$41.54.


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MusicIncoming
12April 2011
TextJenny Cusack
Converse's Desire for Paloma Faith
We caught up with the popstress to discuss her collaboration with Graham Coxon and Bill Ryder-Jones as the trainer giant launches another music collaboration
Converse's Desire for Paloma Faith8
Legendary footwear brand Converse have once again brought together a mix of talent as part of their year-long campaign to represent the thriving British music industry. Popstress Paloma Faith, Blur's Graham Coxon and former Coral guitarist Bill Ryder-Jones, are the latest recruits to front the project with their track 'Desire'. The single is the second release from Converse following 'Didn't Know What Love Was' – the house track from 80s music legend Bernard Sumner, electro/synthpop group Hot Chip and dance duo Hot City. Dazed Digital talks to Paloma about the collaboration…
Dazed Digital: How did you get involved with the campaign?
Paloma Faith: I think it was Graham Coxon that said he'd like to work with a female vocalist and Converse approached my management who then approached me.
DD: Where did the idea for 'Desire' come from and what were your influences?
Paloma Faith: Desire was the word Graham sent me when he sent me the track idea. Then I just wrote lyrics around it. Graham said "red manic loony desire" and I was like "right then, ok, I get it"... I guess it was all about uncontrollably wanting something from another person, whether it be physical or mental. If you are an intense person you can get overwhelmed by that want and need, like a drug, an obsession for a person.
In the middle 8 there is a harmony that builds and builds, that was inspired by a song called Itty Bitty Pretty One that was a 50's song. It does that, just builds to a climax like that. I played it to Graham and Bill and said, I'd like to do this!
DD: What was it like collaborating with Graham and Bill?
Paloma Faith: It was fun. They are both wonderful people. I think Graham has an incredible mind. You don't often meet people like that in the music industry that actually have a story and are interesting and always thinking laterally. I admire him. I think he's a sound poet. And then Bill was great too. Bill has the brooding artist about him. He says little and is exceptionally modest. But we ended up getting on really well too.
DD: What is it that makes the British music industry so unique to you? How has it changed in the past few years?
Paloma Faith: I think the women of Britain are flying the flag internationally for us now which is an incredibly empowering message for women across the world. Britain is producing a lot of "real" unaffected music at the moment and the world seems to love it. I guess the homogenisation of pop music in recent years is in decline and I'm glad about it. Morrisey once said "never underestimate the intelligence of your public" and I think pop music has been doing that for too long! I'm happy about this slow but fantastic change.
DD: How has your music, and music in general, enabled you to connect to others?
Paloma Faith: Well obviously it's amazing when you write a song and people come up to you after gigs crying and say it moved them. There is a song on my debut album called "my legs are weak" which was about when a childhood friend of mine died. People seem to find that song helpful when coping with death. Also I am always on the social networking sites writing to fans so I get a very direct relationship with them. Sometimes this is positive, other times its hard because people can be quite abusive on there too. They forget you are a human being and say hurtful things.
The anonymity gives people power I suppose. I have also through my music been able to collaborate with some incredible people. There's a long list but aside from Graham and Bill I have also worked with Ray Davis, Annie Lennox, Ceelo Green, Tom Jones and many more. It's very exciting!
Click here to listen and download Desire from the Converse website for free
Paloma Faith, Graham Coxon & Bill Ryder-Jones
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Anti-Syriza Propaganda Begins: Greece Framed as 'Emerging Hub for Terrorists'
January 27, 2015 By NEWS WIRE 31 Comments
Greece's new anti-austerity and anti-Western Oligarchy ruling party, Syriza, is coming under attack from an all too familiar angle. Keep in mind that this accusation came on the very first day Syriza took office.
According to CNN, "there may be some 200 people in the country with links to jihadist groups such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or the al Nusra Front". Supposing this is true, should we not instead look to those who funded and created those groups; namely Western nations?
Does Greece really have a terrorism problem?
An unnamed "source close to the Greek intelligence services told CNN" of this alleged problem, so for all we know this could be a complete lie; probably from the mind of a pro-Western, anti-Syriza propaganda agent working for Wall Street and the City of London. Accusations of such magnitude require far more than an unnamed source before we can verify their existence in the realms of reality. This spectral source supposedly said "Greece is not a target, just a gateway into Europe and a stop on the fighters' return home", which essentially paints the entire state of Greece as a problem.
CNN says of this source that "he added"; in regard to his alleged statements. How does this unnamed source feel about having his anonymity damaged in this regard? This is an absolute failure in narrative construction, and suggests to us that questioning this piece is not an unwarranted task.
This Greek jet suffered a 'power failure' on Syriza's first day, killing 10 and injuring others.
Furthermore, "One analyst who has studied jihadist travel patterns says there are indications that militants are setting up logistical, recruitment and financial cells in Greece". We might suggest this 'analyst' is hardly worth using as a source if they do not wish to have their name tied to their analysis. Would one not want to be known as the person who first called the apparently approaching crisis? Or perhaps, there never even was an 'analyst' in the first place and these are the wild delusions of a pro-Oligarchy agent.
Concerning 'financial cells' being a problem, this writer recently wrote a graduate-level essay on the association of tax havens with terrorism. The essay's findings suggested that 'tropical' tax havens are no longer an issue in this regard, but some banks based in the United States are operating in a clandestine, unorthodox manner allowing anyone to anonymously open and operate a bank account; perfect for 'financing cells' (See Jason Sharman, 2010, Shopping For Anonymous Shell Companies: An Audit Study of Crime In The International Financial System).
Greece has every right to make the statement they have given to the world.
While there are legitimate concerns in Greece regarding migration, as "Greek Interior Ministry acknowledges it has little idea of the number of people living illegally in Greece", we must be incredibly wary of anyone attempting to frame a state as a "hub for terrorists". We only need look to Iraq and Afghanistan to understand the huge problems that such a framing can cause. It has also been used to push for hard intervention, although essentially unsuccessfully, in Syria. French President Hollande recently rejected any plans for unilateral action in Libya, another state now facing the 'terrorism hub' framing, which could subsequently have been a motive for the recent attacks in Paris.
Yesterday, we already heard of a potential Operation Gladio-style move against Greece. It is beyond doubt that nations such as Britain fear the rise of an anti-austerity party, and Syriza's victory is guaranteed to cause an upheaval. Unless we have hard, tangible proof that Greece does have a terrorism problem, we should reject anonymous, reckless accusations; especially as they have the potential to lead to disastrous intervention policy with truly horrific consequences.
Let us leave Syriza alone, perhaps for more than 24 hours (something CNN has been unable to do), and allow them time to prove themselves to Greece and the world; free from interfering and meddling hands. We cannot, ever again, fall into the propaganda trap we have heard far too many times already. Are we not still waiting for those WMDs to be found in Iraq?
Add this to Greece's list of problems: It's an emerging hub for terrorists
Tim Lister and Ioannis Mantzikos
(CNN) The new Greek government has plenty of challenges ahead of it: A towering debt, chronic unemployment and relations with the rest of Europe. But it also has an urgent security problem.
Greece has become an unwitting crossroads — both for jihadists trying to reach Iraq and Syria from Europe, and for fighters returning home from the Middle East.
Greece's long land and maritime boundaries, its proximity to Turkey, the explosion of illegal migration from Syria and the country's dire financial situation make it an inviting hub for jihadist groups, according to multiple counterterrorism sources.
One source close to the Greek intelligence services told CNN there may be some 200 people in the country with links to jihadist groups such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or the al Nusra Front — the two groups that most Europeans join.
Continue reading the full story on CNN
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SYRIZA IN: 21st Century Wire Greece Files
Filed Under: Europe, Featured Tagged With: Alexis Tsipras, false flag, Greece, ISIS, propaganda, Syriza, terrorism


The national airline of New Zealand will celebrate its upcoming 75th anniversary with a retrospective exhibition at the national museum of New Zealand.
Air New Zealand will celebrate 75 years in 2015 with a six month exhibition set to kick off at Te Papa in December.
"Our airline has been an integral part of the fabric of New Zealand and we have enjoyed the immense support of New Zealanders for almost 75 years. The exhibition, which will be free to attend, will give the public a real insight into the history of the airline, covering both the highs and the lows we've experienced in that time," says Mr Luxon.
The exhibition will open on 20 December 2014 and will run until early June 2015.
I suspect it will be well worth a visit for aviation enthusiasts. Hopefully the exhibition will feature a good amount of collectables and memorabilia from the airlines time as TEAL as well as its merge with NAC and more recently.
I've been looking through my archives in the last few days and have done some editing to come up with the following 3 images.
First we head way back into 2007 where a miserable cold winters day makes for a moody backdrop to Emirates A340-500 A6-ERA in Christchurch.
Next we fast forward to 2008 where the summer sun shimmers on Eva Air A332 B-16305 as she arrives into Christchurch on a charter flight.
Finally we move to 2009 with the gorgeous YJ-AV1 of Air Vanuatu as she departs Auckland on return to her Port Villa home.


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UPDATE: Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival director David Thrussell said the committee has been on the end of an intimidating campaign since announcing it would screen Vaxxed at its October event. "My position is it would be a tragedy if we caved to thugs and people who want to intimidate and censor," he said. "We expected a little heat but not this. CLIFF has been subject to a well-funded and co-ordinated campaign that has included threatening behavior, intimidation, resulted in personal Facebook pages being hacked and offensive messages sent from those (hacked) pages." The committee will meet tonight to determine what to do about the strong intimidation. "We will have a meeting tonight because we are being assaulted on all fronts," Mr Thrussell said. "The intimidation has been particularly nasty and we received advice that the behaviour is illegal and that we should go to the police." Mr Thrussell said critiques sent to him about the film had come from people who had yet to see it. "It is not an anti-vaccination film. The film is very specific about questions raised by a whistle blower. "They are potentially significant questions into one specific vaccine and the potential evidence attached to it.  "It is not about vaccines in general and the film points that out number of times." In response to the Public Health Association of Australia's comments saying the film should be withdrawn from the festival because it is "fraudulent lobbying", Mr Thrussell said information from the film had been presented to US Congress. "I don't think you can call information taken to the US Congress 'fraudulent lobbying'," he said. "I cant stand here and say anything definitive about the information but there are questions there, (the whistle blower featured in the film) was a highly placed scientist pressured to remove data relating a certain vaccine to autism. "Evidence was presented to US Congress, so anyone suggesting we censor that information means withdrawing it from public." Mr Thrussell encouraged open discussion about the film. "CLIFF is attempting to present information. We are not saying it is definitive, it is just information," he said. "An audience of adults can make up their own minds. We like to treat the pubic and audiences as adults. If we treat them as infants, they behave as infants. "Yes (Vaxxed) was pulled from the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. I happened to be in the US at the time, which is how heard about it. I also saw (festival co-founder) Robert de Niro on the Today Show saying he regretted pulling film." When asked if the film was chosen because Castlemaine has a low child immunisation rate, Mr Thrussell said it was a co-incidence. EARLIER: Australia's peak health association has called the Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival's decision to screen controversial anti-vaccination film Vaxxed "deplorable". CLIFF will take place in October with Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe scheduled to screen on October 8 at the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine. Public Health Association of Australia chief executive Michael Moore has called the decision showed a complete lack of understanding of the impact the film could have on parents. "They really should withdraw this film as a piece of fraudulent lobbying from a community who take the same approach as an ostrich," he said. Vaxxed documents the story of a high-placed whistleblower at the US Centres for Disease Control who alleged dire corruption in specific vaccine research. Filmmaker Andrew Wakefiled is a former doctor who published research in British medical journal The Lancet that suggested vaccines cause autism. His research has since been disproved and The Lancet retracted the article. Mr Moore, who is also the president of the World Federation of Public Health Associations, said there was no reason to discourage people from protecting their children against disease. "The evidence is overwhelming in favour of vaccination," he said. "We know this film uses examples of the discredited work of Andrew Wakefield that was published in The Lancet. It is the only article The Lancet has apologised for and withdrawn because the findings were faked.  "Why use that to discourage people from protecting children agaist disease? "Some people can remember when children wore iron braces to support their legs because they suffered from polio. "Nobody sees that anymore because vaccination works." In February, the National Health Performance Authority released a report saying the area spanning Kyneton, Heathcote and Castlemaine had the second-lowest rate of childhood immunisation (87.1 per cent) in Victoria. The bottom spot was taken by the Melbourne CBD which had 86 per cent of children immunised. Bendigo was listed as having 93 per cent of children aged under five immunised. The Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival has been contacted for comment.
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Public Health Association of Australia CEO Michael Moore calls for Vaxxed to be withdrawn from Castlemaine film festival
Chris Pedler
UPDATE: Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival director David Thrussell said the committee has been on the end of an intimidating campaign since announcing it would screen Vaxxed at its October event.
"My position is it would be a tragedy if we caved to thugs and people who want to intimidate and censor," he said.
"We expected a little heat but not this. CLIFF has been subject to a well-funded and co-ordinated campaign that has included threatening behavior, intimidation, resulted in personal Facebook pages being hacked and offensive messages sent from those (hacked) pages."
The committee will meet tonight to determine what to do about the strong intimidation.
"We will have a meeting tonight because we are being assaulted on all fronts," Mr Thrussell said.
"The intimidation has been particularly nasty and we received advice that the behaviour is illegal and that we should go to the police."
David Thrussell outside the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine.
Mr Thrussell said critiques sent to him about the film had come from people who had yet to see it.
"It is not an anti-vaccination film. The film is very specific about questions raised by a whistle blower.
"They are potentially significant questions into one specific vaccine and the potential evidence attached to it.
"It is not about vaccines in general and the film points that out number of times."
In response to the Public Health Association of Australia's comments saying the film should be withdrawn from the festival because it is "fraudulent lobbying", Mr Thrussell said information from the film had been presented to US Congress.
"I don't think you can call information taken to the US Congress 'fraudulent lobbying'," he said.
"I cant stand here and say anything definitive about the information but there are questions there, (the whistle blower featured in the film) was a highly placed scientist pressured to remove data relating a certain vaccine to autism.
"Evidence was presented to US Congress, so anyone suggesting we censor that information means withdrawing it from public."
Mr Thrussell encouraged open discussion about the film.
"CLIFF is attempting to present information. We are not saying it is definitive, it is just information," he said.
"An audience of adults can make up their own minds. We like to treat the pubic and audiences as adults. If we treat them as infants, they behave as infants.
"Yes (Vaxxed) was pulled from the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. I happened to be in the US at the time, which is how heard about it. I also saw (festival co-founder) Robert de Niro on the Today Show saying he regretted pulling film."
When asked if the film was chosen because Castlemaine has a low child immunisation rate, Mr Thrussell said it was a co-incidence.
EARLIER: Australia's peak health association has called the Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival's decision to screen controversial anti-vaccination film Vaxxed "deplorable".
CLIFF will take place in October with Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe scheduled to screen on October 8 at the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine.
Public Health Association of Australia chief executive Michael Moore has called the decision showed a complete lack of understanding of the impact the film could have on parents.
"They really should withdraw this film as a piece of fraudulent lobbying from a community who take the same approach as an ostrich," he said.
Vaxxed documents the story of a high-placed whistleblower at the US Centres for Disease Control who alleged dire corruption in specific vaccine research.
Filmmaker Andrew Wakefiled is a former doctor who published research in British medical journal The Lancet that suggested vaccines cause autism.
His research has since been disproved and The Lancet retracted the article.
Mr Moore, who is also the president of the World Federation of Public Health Associations, said there was no reason to discourage people from protecting their children against disease.
"The evidence is overwhelming in favour of vaccination," he said.
"We know this film uses examples of the discredited work of Andrew Wakefield that was published in The Lancet. It is the only article The Lancet has apologised for and withdrawn because the findings were faked.
"Why use that to discourage people from protecting children agaist disease?
"Some people can remember when children wore iron braces to support their legs because they suffered from polio.
"Nobody sees that anymore because vaccination works."
In February, the National Health Performance Authority released a report saying the area spanning Kyneton, Heathcote and Castlemaine had the second-lowest rate of childhood immunisation (87.1 per cent) in Victoria.
The bottom spot was taken by the Melbourne CBD which had 86 per cent of children immunised.
Bendigo was listed as having 93 per cent of children aged under five immunised.
The Castlemaine Local and International Film Festival has been contacted for comment.
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Denmark competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, from 13 to 29 August 2004.

Medalists

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Archery

Denmark has qualified a spot in men's individual archery.

Athletics

Danish athletes have so far achieved qualifying standards in the following athletics events (up to a maximum of 3 athletes in each event at the 'A' Standard, and 1 at the 'B' Standard). Joachim Olsen originally claimed a bronze medal in men's shot put. On 5 December 2012, the International Olympic Committee and the IAAF stripped off Ukrainian shot putter Yuriy Bilonoh's gold medal after drug re-testings of his samples were discovered positive. Following the announcement of Bilonoh's disqualification, Olsen's medal was upgraded to a silver.

Men
Track & road events

Field events

Women
Track & road events

Field events

Badminton

Men

Women

Mixed

Canoeing

Sprint

Qualification Legend: Q = Qualify to final; q = Qualify to semifinal

Cycling

Road

Mountain biking

Equestrian

Dressage

Show jumping

Gymnastics

Trampoline

Handball

Women's tournament

Roster

Group play

Quarterfinal

Semifinal

Gold Medal Final

 Won Gold Medal

Rowing

Men

Women

Qualification Legend: FA=Final A (medal); FB=Final B (non-medal); FC=Final C (non-medal); FD=Final D (non-medal); FE=Final E (non-medal); FF=Final F (non-medal); SA/B=Semifinals A/B; SC/D=Semifinals C/D; SE/F=Semifinals E/F; R=Repechage

Sailing

Men

Women

Open

M = Medal race; OCS = On course side of the starting line; DSQ = Disqualified; DNF = Did not finish; DNS= Did not start; RDG = Redress given

Shooting

Men

Women

Swimming

Danish swimmers earned qualifying standards in the following events (up to a maximum of 2 swimmers in each event at the A-standard time, and 1 at the B-standard time):

Men

Women

Table tennis

Taekwondo

Triathlon

Denmark has qualified a single triathlete.

Wrestling

Men's Greco-Roman

See also
 Denmark at the 2004 Summer Paralympics

References

External links
Official Report of the XXVIII Olympiad
DIF.dk

Nations at the 2004 Summer Olympics
2004
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identification of autism spectrum disorders.
developmental concerns by the time they reached age three.
an autism spectrum disorder is four years of age.
treatment can begin, the better the outcome.
>> So early identification, I think is really important for a lot of reasons.
intervention, the better the prognosis.
of a variety of reasons, it just kind of snowballs on itself.
change learning, we change developmental trajectories.
how they're connecting the better we're gonna be overall.
So I think that's really the most important piece of it.
kids with other kids and interacting with family members.
So I think there are lots, lots of reasons.
interventions, the right kinds of services so kids are learning.
then how do we really promote early diagnosis and early identification?
systematic screening and that it's not just for kids who show a lot of symptoms.
screening, not only for autism, but for all kinds of early developmental delays.
kids that parents have been [LAUGH] I'm still concerned, I'm still concerned.
Part of that is just having it be part routine well, child care.
very sincerely and carefully that we need to respond to those early.
an atypical screen for autism who end up not having a diagnosis.
it may be that they have some other developmental problems but not autism.
I don't consider that to be a false positive.
get some intervention, the better everybody's outcome is gonna be.
speech and language delay, I think that's still really important to do.


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By Dmitry Orlov ( Club Orlov ) on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 - 04:00
Orlov is one of our favorite essayists on Russia and all sorts of other things. He moved to the US as a child, and lives in the Boston area.
He is one of the better-known thinkers The New Yorker has dubbed 'The Dystopians' in an excellent 2009 profile, along with James Howard Kunstler, another regular contributor to RI (archive). These theorists believe that modern society is headed for a jarring and painful crack-up.
He is best known for his 2011 book comparing Soviet and American collapse (he thinks America's will be worse). He is a prolific author on a wide array of subjects, and you can see his work by searching him on Amazon.
He has a large following on the web, and on Patreon, and we urge you to support him there, as Russia Insider does.
His current project is organizing the production of affordable house boats for living on. He lives on a boat himself.
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The old Silk Road was an ancient trade route that tied together the Roman Empire and China, where silk came from. It was so called because silk was at the heart of the trade. Silk went to Europe, gold and luxury goods went back. Silk was important because silk garments worn against the skin prevented body lice, and wealthy Roman citizens were ready to pay for silk with gold, because the alternative was watching their wives and concubines scratch themselves. In addition to wearing silk, the Romans built baths, along with aqueducts to supply them. The Roman delousing procedure involved getting all of your body hair plucked (ouch!), oiling yourself up, working up a sweat in pretend-wresting, then scraping your skin using a sickle-shaped implement called a strigil. Then they would soak in a hot bath, don silk undergarments, and remain itch-free until the next bath day.
The Romans spent so much gold on the Chinese silk that they didn't have enough left to pay their legionnaires, resulting in numerous revolts and revolutions, and eventually had to debase their currency, which, as the end of the Empire grew near, contained mostly copper. The gold ended up in China, where it caused no end of corruption, because imperial officials, who received the gold in exchange for the silk, which they obtained from the peasantry that raised the silkworm, used it to enrich themselves rather than the imperial treasury. After experimenting with executing corrupt officials, it was discovered that they would always bury their treasure ahead of time, so that their families could recover it after their execution, and so Plan B was to execute the officials' entire families. This, in turn, caused a dire shortage of imperial officials. Thus, the silk trade caused two empires to collapse—the Roman and the Chinese—the former due to a shortage of gold, the latter due to its surplus, but all because of a certain skin parasite.
The original Silk Road, established between the Han dynasty in China and the Roman Empire in Europe around 130 BC, had the Sogdians act as the go-betweens. Eventually the Sogdian empire collapsed, and the Sogdians were replaced by Khazarian Jews, who also eventually came to a sticky end around 965 AD at the hands of Sviatoslav, prince of Kievan Rus. Later, a technological breakthrough in ocean sailing ships obviated the need for a land-based trade route and caravans spanning the Eurasian continent came to an end.
But now the Silk Road is being resurrected as the New Silk Road, which will again connect China with Europe, with the European Union in place of the Roman Empire and with the Russian Federation in place of the Sogdians or the Khazars. It will no longer have much to do with silk, since there are now far more effective ways to deal with lice than silk underwear, a working-over with a strigil and a plunge in the caldarium. But, just as before, the purpose of the New Silk Road will be to control the infestation of a certain parasite—or, in this case, an entire country of parasites: the United States.
Some people say that the US is the world's largest economy, but I beg to differ. Let's do some simple math to come up with a reasonable GDP deflator for the US economy. An appendectomy (the most common operation performed) costs around $60,000 in the US. It costs around 8000 rubles, or $123 in Russia. The difference is a factor of 60,000/123 or around 500. Assuming that everything else in the US—not just medicine but also education, legal services, professional services, real estate, defense spending, election campaigns and all the other American swindles and rackets combined—is equally ridiculously overpriced, 2019 estimated US GDP is not $21 trillion but just $42 billion, many times smaller than Russia with $1,649 billion.
Some people say that the US is an important part of the world economy with many essential exports. Looking at the US-China trade China makes most of its profits from the export of computers, electrical equipment, footwear, furniture, clothing, plastics and metals, cars, optical and photographic equipment. Meanwhile, the most profitable US exports to China are: soybeans, wheat, animal feed, meat, cotton, metal ore, metal scrap, animal skins, pulp, cigarettes, gold, coal, fuel, rice, tobacco, fertilizer and glass. Vis-à-vis China, the US looks like a typical 19th-century European colonial possession. The US runs a permanent, and very large, trade deficit with China, and just as a colony would be forced to borrow the difference, so does the US. What allows it to be a parasite is that it does so in its own currency, which it can print at will, and to force other countries to invest in it at low rates of interest, all because it has been able to militarily dominate the ocean trade routes and to punish those who refuse to play this game, either financially (by destroying their currencies), politically (by overthrowing their governments and installing ones they don't get to choose) or militarily (by blowing them up).
Meanwhile, somewhat analogously to the original Silk Road, gold has been flowing from the US to China. The US still claims to have the largest gold reserves on Earth—on paper—but those countries that have stored their gold in the US and have requested to have it returned have either been rebuffed or have been forced to wait, only to be returned gold that wasn't theirs. It would therefore not come as a surprise to discover, when all other options are exhausted and the gold vaults have to be opened, that the gold they are supposed to hold is no longer there.
It is easy to stop at the geographical analogy between the original Silk Road and the new one: they both traverse the same geography. But why stop there, when there is an obvious deeper analogy lurking just under the surface: both of these Silk Roads were/are efforts to control a parasite. Why is the new Silk Road a "silk" road even though silk itself is a vanishingly small part of the trade? Because it just sounds nice? Or because silk controls parasites?


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Seeing the DMA highlight more females in the arts speaks loudly, especially during this revolutionary time fighting for women equality and freedom of speech. The exhibition traces the path of Berth Morisot, in opposition to the norms of her time and social background, became an important member of the Parisian avant-garde. Her work as an Impressionist is definitely noticeable. One could say her pieces are on a similar level as her colleague Claude Monet, so why are Morisot's paintings not so well-known?
Biases against the achievements of female artists had a role to do in Morisot's unpopularity, especially over the course of the 20th century. There are other factors that you will learn while walking through this beautifully curated gallery.
Becoming an Artist: This introductory section looks at Morisot's formative years.
As a photographer, I enjoy creating portraits of people and using the natural environments around them to tell a visual story. Morisot's portrayal of the human figure was her strong suit. The way she captured the texture, light, and color in each of her paintings amazed me. Morisot explored modern life that came to define Impressionism, leisure activities, female fashion, and women's domestic work.
Berthe Morisot, Woman Impressionist focuses on the artist's treatment of the modern figure through approximately 70 paintings from public and private collections around the world. This exhibition is the first dedicated presentation of her work to be held in the United States since 1987, the very first solo exhibition of her work in Canada, and the first time since 1941 that a French national museum will devote a show exclusively to this Impressionist painter.
Berthe Morisot; Woman at Her Toilette.
The fun doesn't stop there. The museum has organized a pretty impressive program guide full of activities for all ages to learn more about Berthe Morisot. A curator tour in February, a family garden party in March, open studio in April (saving this in my calendar), a Late Night in May, and many more. Check out the guide for yourself.
You can even attend a two-day symposium, a series of talks that will explore topics about Morisot's perspective on modern life as a women painter. In partnership with the Edith O'Donnell Institute of Art History, this is the only scholarly symposium organized for this exhibition during the North American Tour. Way to go, DMA!
It honestly brings a smile to my face to see our local museum spotlight female role models like Berthe Morisot. Even though Morisot did not get the chance to showcase her art herself worldwide, the DMA is taking this opportunity to do what she couldn't. Promoting female equality comes in all forms. Yes, even in the arts, and it's hopeful to see companies like Bank of American and Texas Instruments sponsor museum exhibits that educate and inspires our community.
Berthe Morisot, Woman Impressionist runs from Feb. 24 – May 26 with plenty of interactive events in-between to keep you wanting to come back. I know I will. I guess you can say I was very impressed.
Co-organized by the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, the Barnes Foundation (Philadelphia), the Dallas Museum of Art, and the Musée d'Orsay, Paris, this international exhibition is dedicated to one of the founding members of the French Impressionist movement.


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Agricultural development, wealth and rural population of the states on the tributory to the Union Pacific Railroad for the years of 1900-1910
Creator: Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company Agricultural Bulletin (No. 104). Union Pacific Railroad promotional advertisement showing aggregate statistical wealth values and population figures for areas west of the Mississippi River during a ten year period of time.
Camp Harper, a Civilian Conservation Corps Company
Here are photographs showing the messhall, mountains, members, and buildings at Camp Harper, a Civilian Conservation Corps Company in Harper, Oregon. Several of the members were from Kansas including Lawrence E. Kinkle who lived in Rock, Kansas.
Compliments of the Great Rock Island Route
Creator: Rock Island Railroad Company
This is a Rock Island Railroad promotional advertisement in the form of a monthly calendar detailing the various major routes of the line. The first image shows a photographic transparency of the poster taken in the 1960s when the poster was still in good condition. The second image shows a recent scan of the original poster and the resulting deterioration over the last forty years.
Corn, wheat and oats on farms in the states on the tributory to the Union Pacific Railroad, March 1, 1913
Union Pacific Railroad Company Agricultural Bulletin (No. 109). Union Pacific Railroad promotional advertisement showing aggregate yields for specific crop categories from 1912 and early 1913 for areas west of the Mississippi River.
George Walter, History of Kanzas
Creator: Walter, George
This history was written by George Walter, agent for the New York Kanzas League. The purpose of the League was to assist individuals and families to emigrate to Kansas and help provides reduced prices and other assistance. The office of the New York Kanzas League was located on the 3rd floor of No. 110 Broadway, New York City. Walter provided the information he thought emigrants to Kansas would need including descriptions of the situation in the territory, its climate, soil, rivers, and native products. He also gave information about industry in Kansas Territory, particularly the milling industry. He provided information on routes and supplies needed as well as a copy of the reemption law. The text of the Bill to organize the territories of Kansas and Nebraska was included on pages 24 through 48 of the pamphlet.
Mrs. L. W. Therkelsen to Lucy B. Johnston
Creator: Therkelsen, Mrs. L. W.
In this short letter, Mrs. L. W. Therkelsen, publicity chairman of the Oregon State Equal Suffrage Association, sends her congratulations to Lucy Johnston, President of the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association, after the successful passage of a universal women's suffrage amendment to the Kansas state constitution. Therkelsen hoped that the amendment to the Oregon constitution, which was currently under consideration, would be equally successful. Oregon did eventually pass an equal suffrage amendment in 1912, becoming the third state that year to do so.
Nebraska and Kansas
Creator: J. H. Colton & Co.
This map of the Nebraska and Kansas territories by J. H. Colton shows forts, villages, missions, Indian lands, and various routes including the northern, central and southern routes of the Pacific Railroad; the Oregon route; the Santa Fe route; Cook's wagon route; Conde & Bartlet's route; and the route to Fort Smith. The map also includes an inset of parts of North, Central and South America; and the territory acquired from Mexico through the Gadsen Purchase. Woodcut illustrations include Indians, wolves, bear, deer, beaver, buffalo hunting, and settlers with wagon. The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854) provided that each territory would decide whether or not to allow slavery through the constitution under which it would enter the union. In Kansas, this approach to managing the expansion of slavery (know as "popular sovereignty") precipitated a battle between proslavery and antislavery forces known as "Bleeding Kansas." This map is provided through a co-operative project between the Lecompton Historical Society and the Kansas Historical Society. Partial funding was provided by the Ross and Margaret Wulfkuhle Charitable Trust and the Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area. Copies of this map are available for viewing at both the Kansas Historical Society and Lecompton Historical Society.
Creator: Colton, J. H. (Joseph Hutchins), 1800-1893
A map showing Nebraska and Kansas, as well as Missouri, Texas, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Iowa, and Minnesota. Indian Territory, later Oklahoma, can also be seen.
Norma Kennedy interview, Beaverton, Oregon
Creator: Kennedy, Norma Faye (Winchester) (Gaines)
This transcript of an interview with Norma Kennedy is part of an oral history project entitled "Patterns of Change, Edwards County, Kansas 1950-1970" conducted by the Kinsley Public Library. The project was supported by a Kansas Humanities Council Heritage Grant. Kennery talks of her family, education, and her memories of the Edwards County community.
Poultry and bees on farms
This Union Pacific Railroad agricultural bulletin, number 102, shows statistical production of poultry and bee colonies for areas west of the Mississippi River, with a comparative evaluation for 1900 and 1910.
Salmon Brown
Creator: Moore
This is a photograph of Salmon Brown, a son of John Brown. Salmon was wounded at the battle of Black Jack on June 2, 1856. He later moved to Oregon where he raised sheep on a 3,000-acre ranch.
Trade Pipe from the Plowboy Site, 14SH372
This complete pipe was collected from the Plowboy site in Shawnee county and donated to the Kansas Historical Society in 2017. The style of this pipe is called a short churchwarden and it is made of white clay, sometimes called pipe or kaolin clay. It is decorated with a series of vertical bands on the front of the bowl and "GERMANY" on the stem. The pipe has never been smoked. The Plowboy site was home to the Kansa, the Potawatomi, and Euro-Americans. At various times, the site contained a farm, a trading post, and a post office with nearby military trails, Mormon routes, a railroad and the California-Oregon trail.
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Livestock Bulletin No. 108
This bulletin is a promotional advertisement providing aggregate valuations for livestock contained in the areas west of the Mississippi River ("on farms in the states on and tributory to the Union Pacific Railroad") for the time period between 1910 and 1913.
Wells Bennett, on an Indian motorcycle
Wells Bennett, pictured here circa 1910, was one of the nation's top motorcycle competitors in the 1910s and early 1920s. Born in Wichita in 1891, Bennett entered his first race at the age of 15. Within five years, he was a leading Kansas dirt track racer. While visiting Denver in 1912, Bennett was introduced to board track racing, whose events were contested on an oval wooden track with steeply-banked turns. He won the first board track race he entered and soon left Kansas to compete at board tracks across the country. As his career progressed, Bennett shifted his attention to endurance, hill-climbing, and long-distance cross-country events. He competed at the upper echelons of his sport and set several records. He also worked as a stunt rider in Hollywood. Bennett's most notable achievements occurred in the early 1920s. On May 30-31, 1922, Bennett established a 24-hour distance record that remained unbroken for 15 years. Riding his Henderson 4 motorcycle on a board track in Tacoma, Washington, he traveled 1,562.54 miles during the 24-hour period. Later in 1922, Bennett set a transcontinental record when he rode from Los Angeles to New York in 6 days, 16 hours and 13 minutes. In August 1923, he captured the Three-Flags Run title by riding from the Canadian border near Blaine, Washington to Tijuana, Mexico in 42 hours and 44 minutes. Bennett retired from competitive racing in the mid-1920s. He ran a motorcycle dealership in Portland, Oregon, until 1930; worked as a service representative for Ford Motor Company; and then purchased a ranch near Mt. Hood. He died in Oregon on May 31, 1969. In 2000, Wells Bennett was inducted into the national Motorcycle Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame describes Bennett as "one of the pioneers of motorcycle racing," and "one of the greatest cross-country riders of all time."


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Such is the immense power of the wizarding world created by JK Rowling that an amped-up Adelaide Symphony Orchestra providing a live soundtrack still played second fiddle – at least for some of the audience – to the on-screen adventures of Harry, Ron, Hermione and the other characters and creatures of Hogwarts.
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ASO to work its magic with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
A self-professed "Potter nerd" himself, conductor John Jesensky loves watching the magic that happens when enthusiastic Harry Potter fans and music lovers come together to experience the film scores brought to life in concert.
Stephanie Richards Monday, April 16
Eddie Redmayne and Katherine Waterston in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Film: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
There's a lot riding on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the new film from Harry Potter author and cultural phenomenon JK Rowling.
Susannah Guthrie Thursday, November 17
JK Rowling bids farewell to Harry Potter
A new Harry Potter play that's opened to swooning reviews and delighted gasps from the audience marks the end of the journey for the beloved boy wizard, his creator JK Rowling says.
Eighth Harry Potter story on the way
Potter fans the world over are rejoicing with the news that a new "script book" – Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts I & II – will be released in July this year.
Suzie Keen Thursday, February 11
British actor Alan Rickman dies
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      var mediator = null; //parameter !!!
  		var grid = mediator.grid;
  		var gridView = grid.getGridView();
  		var originalEntityValues = null;
  		var commandName = Command.EDT;
  		if (mediator.childRelation.getId() === null) {
  			commandName = Command.ADD;
  		}
  		if (commandName == Command.EDT) {
  			if (mediator.childRelation.getCei()) {
  				var entity = Entity.getById(mediator.childRelation.getCei());
  			  //originalEntityValues = Entity.clone(entity);
  				originalEntityValues = (entity)?entity.clone():null;
  				originalEntityValues.setTypeObject(entity.getTypeObject());
  			  //originalEntityValues.setAttributeList(entity.getAttributeList());
  				originalEntityValues.setAttributeList(entity.getChildAttributeList());
  			}
  		}
  		var relation = mediator.childRelation.save(mediator);
  		if (relation) {
  			var command = new RelationCommand(commandName);
  			if (command) {
  				command.setRelation(relation);
  				if (gridView) {
  					command.setNivo(gridView.getCurrentNivo());
  					command.setPosition(gridView.getPosition());
  				}
  				this.setLastCommand(command,true);                          //TODO: this !!!!
  				if ((mediator.sourceName == Command.EDT) ||
  				 		(mediator.sourceName == Command.GRP)) {
  					mediator.sourceName += ("_"+command.getId()+"/0");
  				}
  				if (mediator.sourceName.length == 3) {
  					mediator.sourceName += ("_"+command.getId());
  				}
  				command.setSourceName(mediator.sourceName);
  				//ATT: After setting sourceName, get groupName to construct final sourceName !!!
  				var seq1Id = command.getSeq1Id();
  				if (commandName != Command.EDT) {
  					command.setSourceName(command.getGroupName()+"/"+seq1Id);
  				} else {
  					if (mediator.sourceName.substr(0,3) != Command.GRP) {
  						command.setSourceName(command.getGroupName()+"/"+seq1Id);
  					} else {
  						var seq2Id = command.getSeq2Id();
  						var seq2Nbr = new Number(seq2Id);
  						seq2Nbr = (seq2Nbr + 1);
  						seq2Id = seq2Nbr.toString();
  						command.setSourceName(command.getGroupName()+"/"+seq1Id+"."+seq2Id);
  					}
  					if (originalEntityValues) {
  						originalEntityValues.setKey(command.getSourceName());
  						//_oe.push(originalEntityValues);                                      //TODO: _oe
  					}
  				}
  			}
  		}
      //this.sendNotification(SjamayeeFacade.RELATION_SAVED,mediator);  // + !!! relation !!!
  	} catch(error) {
  		Utils.alert("SaveRelationCommand Error: "+error.message,Utils.LOG_LEVEL_ERROR);
  	}
	};
};
SaveRelationCommand = new Class(new SaveRelationCommand());


Last week, my Fine Art for Kids preschool class learned about Impressionism, looking at images by Monet and studying his Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies. We talked about what an "impression" is, and how we all perceive the world differently. We discussed the Impressionists' tendency to paint in groups, depicting the same subject alongside one another and producing very different artworks. This reinforces the concept that we all have unique "impressions" of the world, seeing it through our very own, one-of-a-kind eyes. We also learned about warm and cool colors, and that many Impressionists preferred cooler colors, with spots of warm ones on top (they experimented painting with warm and cool colors, observing that the warm colors appear closer than the cooler ones.
We then began making our own masterpieces. Thus far, the kids have worked on heavy paper, but for this lesson, they made their own art on canvas. Before class, I used painters tape to make a bridge on each canvas. The kids used their own fingers as a brush, and practiced dabbing, rather than smearing (so their strokes would mirror those of the Impressionists). They covered their entire canvas with cool colors, and then moved on to warm colors to make pops of color (water lilies) under the bridge.
By the following class, the paintings were good and dry. The kids were excited to remove the tape, and they were thrilled to see their incredible ridge landscapes emerge.
The students also created a collective work on canvas during this class. Using tape, I wrote the word "ART" on a canvas and had each student select one color. Using their fingertips, they dabbed that one color all over the canvas. In the end, many colors filled the canvas — and every single color contributed to the work as a whole. We talked about how each color (and student) was needed to make the painting what it is.
These turned out so tremendous! I am so incredibly impressed!!!!! I love love love love love this. I want to use this idea with my kids, but I hope she would get it.
I love that you taught cool colors vs warm colors. My 4yo doesn't get that yet. Or the color wheel, I don't think… But finger painting might be a good way to get her to see it experientially.
Thank you so very much for your kid words and ongoing encouragement! You're so sweet! Please let me know how it goes. I bet your kids would like it. Even my baby had a go.


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Bathrooms: 2 bathrooms, both with shower .
There is also an outdoor hot water shower in the garden.
Media: TV and DVD. Wifi included.
Vacation in a house near the sea in Bagnara Calabra.


The Asian Houbara Chlamydotis macqueenii is threatened by unregulated hunting, trapping for illegal trade and habitat degradation. Hunting must become sustainable in order to conserve the species and maintain the important cultural tradition of Arab falconry. We develop, demonstrate and advocate a model approach to sustainable management through a programme of scientific research.
Through the scientific study of wild and captive populations we provide evidence to support the conservation and sustainable management of wild migratory Asian Houbara.
EBBCC created a breeding centre in the Bukhara District of Uzbekistan in 2006, in cooperation with the State Nature Committee of Uzbekistan. A breeding flock was established with founders taken from the wild Bukhara population of the Kyzylkum desert. The first captive-bred birds were released into the desert in 2010.
The Houbara Management Programme, led by Professor Paul Dolman, works with the Conservation Ecology group at the School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia UK, a body of independent scientists with a wealth of experience across a wide range of bird species and ecosystems including several threatened bustard species.
BirdLife International is the world's largest nature conservation partnership, representing 120 BirdLife Partners worldwide.
Professor Nigel Collar, based in the BirdLife Secretariat, is Chair of the IUCN Bustard Specialist Group, has worked on bustards for more than 40 years and leads the collaboration between EBBCC and UEA.
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"A European bioeconomy can help Europe deliver on the Paris Agreement targets and lay the foundation for new growth," says Scania's President and CEO Henrik Henriksson.
Europe urgently needs to decarbonise all sectors of its economy as well as create high-quality durable jobs and growth. In the transport- and industry sector, biofuels have a vital role in meeting both of these goals.
At a conference in Oslo organised by the Xynteo leadership platform, Henriksson announced a partnership with Xynteo to explore the full potential for biofuels and the wider bioeconomy in Europe. The aim is to identify the barriers that are limiting their growth and by acting together – business, policymakers, innovators and civil society – to weaken these barriers and realise opportunities.
"We're delighted to be partnering with Scania in this vital project," says Osvald Bjelland, Chairman and CEO, Xynteo.
Henriksson notes that the most recent climate report shows that a 2°C global warming rather than 1.5°C would mean a duplication of damage to the planet. "We now have ten years to bend the curve of global CO2 emissions and ensure that they start to decline instead of rising. This means we need to start acting, now," he emphasises.
However, despite decades of high expectations, policy action and investment, trust in biofuels is low in Europe. To move beyond this impasse, policymakers, business, consumers and civil society need to develop a new comprehensive vision for the bioeconomy as a whole. It is now time for a new approach and this initiative will highlight the potential for sustainable high-quality growth and decarbonisation.
Scania already offers the broadest range of vehicles to use with commercially available biofuels that can offer up 90 percent reduction of carbon emissions. "I see a large potential for Europe and for the rest of the world. In Sweden, renewable fuels already account for one-fifth of heavy transport fuel usage," says Henriksson.


Spectacular views from room, restaurant, and breakfast area. Surrounding grounds interesting to explore, park is naturally beautiful, loved hiking from hotel down into the town of Guimarães and taking Teleférico (gondola) up.
The views and historical site and points of interests.
The room was very clean, and the staff was really nice. The view over the city was amazing. The corridors and some of the parts appear to be old, but when you get to the rooms it's actually really nice and modern.
Localisation au pied de la "serra da Penha" de Guimaraes. Hyper calme et dépaysant. Mais c'était en hiver ... Il faudrait revenir aux beaux jours !
Excelentes condições do quarto, com uma grande vista! Recomendo vivamente quem queira ter um fim de semana romântico, com uma vista maravilhosa e um pouco isolado do stress!
Hotel da Penha This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
Hotel da Penha, with its natural surroundings, offers panoramic views of Monte da Penha and the city of Guimarães. It offers air-conditioned rooms.
All rooms at Hotel da Penha have a flat-screen TV and a desk. Each private bathroom comes with free toiletries.
Guests can relax and enjoy the sun terrace overlooking the surroundings of Monte Da Penha. There is also a bar and restaurant with panoramic views, serving traditional Portuguese cuisine since 1905.
Guests have free access to a swimming pool located 1.1 mi away, open from June to October.
The Penha cable car is only 150 feet away and the city of Guimarães is 10 minutes' drive by car. Public parking is available. Porto International Airport is a 48-minute drive away.
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This air-conditioned room features views of both the city of Guimarães and Montanha da Penha. Each includes a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries.
This spacious, air-conditioned room features views of Montanha da Penha. Each includes a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with free toiletries.
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Rusty bath tub, dirty carpets, no one at reception or a proper check in, just handed key and taken to room. Also parking was a nightmare because people came to visit sites and only after 11pm could you park in the parking area near the hotel. No information about the sights and local area when asked and the swimming was off site so a good 3km away so if you don't have a car it is a walk.
Room was basic but comfortable with good bathroom. Flooring could use an update. It is a very old building which adds to the charm but old buildings aren't that soundproof. However, it really wasn't a problem.
I wanted to leave the hotel before 8am and not only was the door closed but there was no one there to open the door. I had to call a number and knock on a door so that one of the staff members would open the door.


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Reviews: 'Enigmas' and 'Sor Juana and Other Monsters'
By Kathleen Rooney
Dec 23, 2015 | 8:30 AM
The poetry of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, a 17th century Mexican nun, fills one chapbook and inspires another. (Mex Files photo)
All quibbling over literary translation must ultimately lead to the conclusion that translation is impossible; luckily, people keep translating anyway.
Two recent and outstanding examples of the difficulties and pleasures of literary translation — and of the rewards of reading the results of such effort — have just been released by Ugly Duckling Presse, a Brooklyn-based publisher with a preference for "emerging, international, and 'forgotten' writers."
The first is "Enigmas," a brief and concentrated chapbook by the legendary and influential Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1651-1695), the Baroque scholar, proto-feminist and nun who lived in colonial Mexico City. The collection consists of 20 perplexing and meditative quatrains that invite the reader to attempt to answer unanswerable questions. For example:
What is that crimson
of spectrum without par
that bowing like star
dazzles like sun?
The second is the brainy yet daffy chapbook "Sor Juana and Other Monsters" by Mexican poet, essayist and professor Luis Felipe Fabre. This collection replies with wit and admiration through what he calls "an academic paper in verse" and "three mash-ups in homage" to Sor Juana's original material and to the copious analyses and interpretations that "los sorjuanistas" or "Sor Juana scholars" have churned out over the three centuries since her death. He writes:
The Sor Juana scholars have love,
(an immense love inside themselves),
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but for some strange reason
(in no way inexplicable)
at a certain point in their unfortunate lives
(what life isn't?)
they decided to hand over all that love to Sor Juana.
Fabre adds that "for some Sor Juana scholars, the immense love / they have for Sor Juana / prevents them from seeing Sor Juana clearly." Fortunately, his own obvious love acts not as a screen, obscuring Sor Juana, but rather as a lens that brings her life and work into an unexpected and exuberant new focus.
These two beautifully produced chapbooks are the debut set in a series called "Señal," which focuses on contemporary poetry from Latin America in translation. As the series' mission states, they publish "two chapbooks a year, linked thematically, conceptually, or trans-historically, troubling received ideas around what the terms 'contemporary' and 'Latin America' might represent."
In this first offering, the series sees itself off to a truly fun start, presenting readers with work that feels inviting and accessible but also smart and challenging. Each chapbook displays its poems first in Spanish and then in English on facing pages, and each concludes with a thoughtful translator's note. In hers, Sor Juana's translator Stalina Emanuelle Villarreal writes, "Am I worried about precision?" then goes on to offer a complex and thoughtful answer: "Duality here ought to neither be construed as contrary nor contradictory, for Sor Juana does not force the reader to decide between either yes or no, but rather facilitates the coexistence of yes and no to illustrate the viscera of an oxymoron on paper."
In his note to his translation of Fabre, John Pluecker — musing on Fabre's question "What kind / of monster is it whose power / is language?" — replies with a question of his own: "How to translate the verses of Sor Juana as we remember — as Fabre reminds us constantly — that there is an infinity of Sor Juanas?" He answers that, "This specific version of Sor Juana has been appropriated, recontextualized and reimagined queerly by a poet ensconced in the heart of Mexico City's historic (and elite) Condesa neighborhood," then goes on to describe the process by which he sought to represent, through his translations, each of these multifarious layers.
Individually, each of these chapbooks is a joy; in combination, they make the case that literature is a conversation that never ends and that can be added to across languages, classes, genders, places and times. They remind us why the convention in writing about works of literature is to refer to those works in the present tense — as in Sor Juana writes or Fabre says — because such writing unfolds in an eternal present, remaining relevant, ongoing, and interactive every time a reader chooses to read it.
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"Enigmas"
By Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, translated by Stalina Emmanuelle Villarreal, Ugly Duckling Presse, 32 pages, $10
"Sor Juana and Other Monsters"
By Luis Felipe Fabre, translated by John Pluecker, Ugly Duckling Presse, 32 pages, $10


Jesse calls in about his soon to be ex wife Carmen in which he was called out for cheating on her from his buddy.
Now his buddy Rick and Carmen are dating each other, around the 5 kids and he wants them to stop especially since Rick is like an uncle to their kids.Carmen says it's no concern of his of who she is with in which she says Jesse brought on himself. She adds that which it wouldn't have happened if Rick never spilled the beans in which she was happy he did.
Who's in the wrong? Is it karma on Jesse since he was the one who cheated?


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Personer med efternamnet Genberg
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 Karl Genberg (1711–1799), präst och riksdagsman
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Poems about the body: African-American poet, Yusef Komunyakaa. | Awesome poetry from all over.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer details Man Utd transfer expectation as deadline approaches
Manchester United signed Amad Diallo earlier this month from Atalanta but have been linked with several other transfers and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has opened up on future plans
Callum VurleySports Reporter
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has explained his expectations from the remaining time in the transfer window at Manchester United.
The Red Devils have been working to improve the squad over the past few years with Solskjaer at the helm.
And this winter is no different after Amad Diallo signed from Atalanta in a deal that was agreed over the summer.
At just 18, the club very much had the future in mind but fans are excited to see the youngster in action.
There has been huge fanfare over the teenager, who has been earmarked as one of the best up and coming talents in Europe.
However, what it means for further arrivals remains to be seen - though Solskjaer believes that is it for the January transfer window.
Amad Diallo arrived at United earlier this month
"I wouldn't think so, no," he said when asked about more signings.
"I would be surprised if we do any incomings. The squad is strong. It is full of quality.
"I still need to leave players out for the squad at times. Bar something surprising happening I don't think anything will happen in terms of incomings, no."
And though the door might be shut on arrivals, there could still yet be a number of departures.
Several players have been linked with moves away including Jesse Lingard, Marcos Rojo and Sergio Romero.
West Ham look close to signing Lingard on loan until the end of the season with David Moyes knowing him well after his spell as United manager.
Solskjaer has opened up over the rest of the transfer window (Image: PA)
And Rojo is set to join Boca Juniors after being ostracised by Solskjaer this season.
Clubs in the MLS are keen on signing Romero, who was outraged by United's decision to keep him from leaving in the summer.
Meanwhile, Solskjaer has stated that he believes Diallo can solve their problematic right wing position.
"That's his preferred position," he said. "He is good at finding space, he can go inside and outside and he will get the time to prove that he is the one.
"Along the way we have got Mason [Greenwood], Marcus [Rashford], Daniel [James], Juan [Mata] and Paul [Pogba] has played there, so we have options but I think when you look at the squad and you look at Amad and you think, yeah, that's probably where we will work to fit you in."
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Inflation in Venezuela could top 1 million per cent by year's end as the country's historic crisis deepens, according to the International Monetary Fund.
"The collapse in economic activity, hyperinflation, and increasing deterioration ... will lead to intensifying spillover effects on neighbouring countries," Werner wrote in a blog post.
The once wealthy oil-producing nation of Venezuela is in the grips of a five-year crisis that leaves many of its people struggling to find food and medicine, while driving masses across the border for relief into neighbouring Colombia and Brazil.


It's yet another Hanna-Barbara licensed game but this time NOT from Hi-Tec. No, this one is a different kind of beast, it's a shooter and from Reaktor. The first side is a long-winded story and that's it, no game, nothing. Side two is where the game is and controlling your ship is a nightmare, especially when there are enemies you can only avoid rather than hit. It's simply not fun to play at all and it's at this point where I figured Side A is more worthwhile than Sibe B, which indeed is saying something. But given the same author, and indeed the same company, were responsible for the almost as poor Out of the World and the same chap also wrote the hideously complex Super Bowl game for Ocean, what else did we expect?