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Franz Hellens, born Frédéric van Ermengem (8 September 1881, in Brussels – 20 January 1972, in Brussels) was a prolific Belgian novelist, poet and critic. Although of Flemish descent, he wrote entirely in French, and lived in Paris from 1947 to 1971. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature four times.

He is known as one of the major figures in Belgian magic realism (fantastique quotidien), and as the indefatigable editor of Signaux de France et de Belgique (later Le Disque vert). The only work translated into English is Mémoires d'Elseneur ("Memoirs from Elsinore", 1954).

His father, Émile van Ermengem, was the bacteriologist who discovered the cause of botulism. His younger brother was the writer François Maret (Frans van Ermengem).

Life
His father was a bacteriologist, and when in 1886 he was appointed professor at the University of Ghent the Van Ermengem family moved from Brussels to Wetteren, and then to Ghent in 1894. After an abortive attempt to publish a collection of sonnets, Frédéric began studying law at the same university in 1900, but after earning his degree he gave up the idea of a legal career in order to continue writing, moving to Ixelles and taking employment as a librarian in 1906. His first book was the novel En ville morte. In 1907 he married Marguerite Nyst against the will of his parents; they had one daughter, Claire (born 1909). He published two collections of short stories, Hors-le-vent (1909) and Clartés latentes (1912).

At the outbreak of war, Hellens was ineligible for service. He spent some months in England before travelling to the Côte d'Azur, where he met many famous artists and writers, and fell in love with a married Russian named Maria Marcovna Miloslawski (1893–1947). He returned with her to Brussels in 1920, the same year he published Mélusine, and married her on 20 July 1925, having divorced Marguerite in 1919. They had one daughter, Marie-Elisabeth (b. 1927), and two sons, Alexandre (1921–1940) and Serge (b. 1929).

On 1 May 1921 Hellens and André Salmon founded the Signaux de France et de Belgique (1921–1941), a magazine which had great influence on Belgian literary life. He made trips to Italy in 1925 and 1926 and to Norway in 1936. His father died in 1932, an event which prompted him to begin writing his voluminous diaries. In 1937 he signed the famous Manifeste du lundi of Charles Plisnier, a denunciation of regionalism.

His eldest son died in fighting near Rouen; nevertheless he continued to publish work throughout the war. Maria died on 5 October 1947. He married Hélène Burbulis on 26 November and moved to Paris, where he stayed until her death in 1971. He reestablished Le Disque vert with René de Soher in 1951, and compiled a collected volume of his poetry in 1959. Professing himself dissatisfied with all his work, he continued to write throughout his old age.

In an interview from August 1970, Vladimir Nabokov said:
Hellens was a tall, lean, quiet, very dignified man of whom I saw a good deal in Belgium in the middle thirties when I was reading my own stuff in lecture halls for large émigré audiences. La femme partagée (1929), a novel, I like particularly, and there are three or four other books that stand out among the many that Hellens wrote. I tried to get someone in the States to publish him -- Laughlin, perhaps -- but nothing came of it. Hellens would get excellent reviews, was beloved in Belgium, and what friends he had in Paris tried to brighten and broaden his reputation. It is a shame that he is read less than that awful Monsieur Camus and even more awful Monsieur Sartre.

Selected works

 En ville morte, 1906
 Les hors-le-vent, 1909
 Les clartés latentes. Vingt contes et paraboles, 1912
 Nocturnal, preceded by Quinze histoires, 1919
 Mélusine, 1920, 1952
 La femme au prisme, 1920
 Bass-Bassina-Boulou, 1922
 Réalités fantastiques, 1923
 Notes prises d'une lucarne, 1925
 Oeil-de-Dieu, 1925, 1959
 Le naïf, Paris, 1926
 Eclairages, 1916–1923, 1926
 L'Enfant et l'écuyère, 1927
 Le jeune homme Annibal, 1929, 1961
 La femme partagée, 1929
 Les filles du désir, 1930
 Documents secrets, 1905–1931, 1932
 Poésie de la veille et du lendemain 1917–1927, 1932
 Fraîcheur de la mer, 1933
 Frédéric, 1935
 Le magasin aux poudres, 1936
 Nouvelles réalités fantastiques, 1943
 Moralités peu salutaires, 1943
 Fantômes vivants, 1944
 La vie seconde, 1945, 1963
 Moreldieu, 1946, 1960
 Naître et mourir, 1948
 Miroirs conjugués, 1950
 Pourriture noble, 1951
 Testament, 1951
 L'homme de soixante ans, 1951
 Les marées de l'Escaut, 1953
 Mémoires d'Elseneur, 1954. English translation by Howard Curtis. (2000). Memories of Elsinore. New York: Peter Lang
 Style et caractère, 1956
 Les saisons de Pontoise, 1956
 Dans l'automne de mon grand âge, 1956
 Documents secrets 1905-1956, 1958
 Poésie complète, 1905–1959, 1959
 Petit théâtre aux chandelles, 1960
 L'âge dur, 1957–1960, 1961
 Valeurs sûres, 1962
 Herbes méchantes, 1964
 La comédie des portraits, 1965
 Poétique des éléments et des mythes, 1966
 Le dernier jour du monde, 1967
 Le fantastique réel, 1967
 Arrière-saisons, 1960–1967, 1967
 Paroles sans musique, 1969
 Cet âge qu'on dit grand, essay, 1970

Awards
 Prix triennal pour les nouvelles (for Fraîcheur de la mer, 1933)
 Grand Prix de la Société des Gens de Lettres (1956)
 Grand Prix de Littérature française hors de France (Fondation Nessim Habif, 1964)

Notes

Bibliography
 R. Frickx. Franz Hellens ou Le temps dépassé. Palais des Académies, Bruxelles, 1992.

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Cruelty or Kindness?
I've had this problem ever since I qualified as an Acupuncturist and started my practice. As it turns out, this problem is a recent manifestation of a pattern of behaviour that I've adopted for most of my life, and now that I'm aware of it, I have made it very much a work in progress.
The problem I've had is that of charging patients a fee for the late cancellation or failure to attend an appointment.
I've always prided myself in being flexible and have been eager to accommodate last minute rearrangement of plans. I've shown limitless patience and understanding towards people in general, particularly of late to patients who either change their appointments at the last minute or just plain fail to turn up ("I got my phone reminder five minutes ago but I'm in Braintree" - that type of last minute!).
I've always smiled, shrugged and said "Oh never mind, just one of those things, happens to us all", in the hope that patients will re-book (which they mostly have done) and I've absorbed the inconvenience, the disruption to my work pattern and the cost of putting the heating on for two hours prior to the appointment.
When this degree of acceptance has been challenged in the past (by my clinical supervisor, my peers and my husband) I have justified my actions by saying things like "Such is life", "Can't be helped" etc, but mostly it was because I thought I was being kind. In my mind, to make a charge for late cancellations or missed appointments would be a punishment for something that was unavoidable, and so would be cruel. There was also the resonance of knowing that actually I too was once that person who would change arrangements at the drop of a hat because someone or something else took priority.
And that's the crux of it.
I would allow other people and their arrangements to take priority over my own plans. But who was to say that their stuff was any more important than my own?It was purely my perception and I had chosen to put myself in second place - because I felt that other people were more important than me. And this is a mindset I'd adopted for most of my life.
That is, until I decided to change this mindset - and in so doing, also changed the habit of a life time.
I now put myself at the top of my list of priorities, especially when it comes to arranged appointments. And because I have greater respect for myself, I am able to consider my own arrangements important enough to take priority. This level of commitment also reflects the fact that I have, and show, an equal respect for the person with whom I have made the arrangement, and so I will keep to my word and will not let them down.
The minute I allow something else to take priority and fail to keep to a commitment, it immediately intimates to the other person that they are no longer as important to me at that moment as they were previously. It is one thing to have a lack of respect for yourself, but to disrespect others is lamentable.
In conclusion, my perceived 'acts of kindness' were a total misconception. I was in fact denying myself respect - from others and well as from myself; I was enabling and actively encouraging disrespectful behaviour; and in relation to patients, I was denying them the opportunity to commit to looking after themselves and to gain their own self-respect.
And how can we possibly expect others to respect us if we fail to respect ourselves?
I now regard my insistence on payment for late cancellation and failure to attend appointments as a true act of kindness. It would be a misconception to see it as a cruel, financial punishment.
What is Normal?
Wednesday 23rd April 2014 marked the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. It also happened to be World Book Night 2014.
World Book Night happens on April 23rd each year and is an initiative started by The Reading Agency, a charity with a mission to encourage people to read books for pleasure. http://www.worldbooknight.org/
Volunteers across the UK and Ireland sign up to receive a consignment of books which they give out to non-readers or to people who don't regularly read - FOR FREE. Why? Because everything changes when we read.
For the third year running I volunteered to be a Book Giver. I stood in the greengrocer shop on Nacton Road and gave away 18 copies of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' - or at least, that's what I tried to do.
Giving away free books is actually more difficult than you might think. People are naturally very wary of being approached in the street. I was in a shop, which I thought would be less threatening both for myself and the recipient but folk seemed to be really reluctant to accept a gift from a stranger - they wanted to know if there was a catch.
I tried to explain the concept of World Book Night (which incidentally, only one out of the eighteen had actually heard of it) but still people were fearful of there being religious, political or monetary overtones. Several people just wouldn't entertain the idea in any shape or form; one or two declined the book, saying they didn't have time to read, but most accepted the book, albeit reluctantly, before making a hasty exit from the shop (I did wait until after they'd made their purchases before speaking).
Only one person accepted the book enthusiastically - she asked what the story was about, listened intently to me talking about WBN and even asked how she could get involved herself for next year. And yet she was the least likely person that I expected to have such a response. She was dressed in black punk gear, had black and red hair, numerous piercings and tattoos. She said she worked in a youth center and thought people there might be interested. So I gave her two books.
This experience left me feeling bemused, mostly because people were prejudging me and seemed unable deal with a 'normal' person trying to give away something completely harmless, as an act of kindness. At least, I regard myself as normal, and I think I look fairly normal in an average kind of way - but then, what is normal? Certainly, giving away books on a Wednesday evening in the local greengrocer shop is not normal, but has it also come to pass that acts of kindness are also now considered not to be normal?
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What are five literary devices present in Juliet's soliloquy at the beginning of act 2, scene 5?
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In Juliet's short soliloquy, there are several literary devices employed. 1. Free Verse. The soliloquy is an example of free verse. 2. Allusion . Juliet alludes to...
In Juliet's short soliloquy, there are several literary devices employed.
1. Free Verse. The soliloquy is an example of free verse.
2. Allusion. Juliet alludes to two mythological characters. The first allusion : "Therefore do nimble-pinioned doves draw Love,..." (Line 7) "Love" is a reference to Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Venus was said to travel in a chariot drawn by doves.
The second allusion is that of Venus' son, Cupid: "...And therefore hath the wind-swift Cupid wings." (Line 8) Cupid was the Roman god of love.
3. Simile. "She would be as swift in motion as a ball." (Line 13)
4. Personification. "My words would bandy [volley; toss; throw]" (Line 14). Juliet is wishing she could give her "words" the ability to transport the Nurse to Romeo and back quickly.
5. Hyperbole. "But old folks, many feign as they were dead--/Unwieldy, slow, heavy, and pale as lead." (Lines 16-17) This description is an exaggeration of how Juliet views those who are older than she, and this comment is a result of her unbearable anxiety as she waits for word from Romeo.
6. Couplet. Two lines that end with rhyming words:
"But old folks, many feign as they are dead--
Unwildy, slow, heavy, and pale as lead."
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We had an amazing vacation at Walt Disney World and instead of doing one massively long vacation post, I decided to break it down into the highlights. And boy was this ever a highlight! Our first family trip to Disney World was amazing. Every bit as precious and magical as I could have ever imagined. We didn't have a single meltdown, other than mine in the ticket line, and the weather was gorgeous.
We arrived to Magic Kingdom just a few minutes after the park opened. We had hoped to get there early to see the opening show, but realized that the park opened an hour early for Disney hotel residents. Since we didn't stay on property we couldn't get in early and therefore missed the show. No big deal, there was lots to see!
Our priorities were to ride Dumbo, ride Splash Mountain (sans baby), see The Dapper Dans, and see the Electrical Parade. We achieved all of that and then some! We used the fastpass system wherever it was available and hardly waited more than 10 minutes in any line (with the exception of Dumbo which is why we did it first).
If I had to guess, I would say that Oscar's favorites were the teacups and the splash yard at Donald's Boat in Toon Town. He also LOVED the Electrical Parade and the Main Street Marching Band.
I forgot about the somewhat scary drop in complete darkness at the beginning of Pirates of the Caribbean and that scared Oscar a little but he recovered quickly when they started singing. He was so cute when he got scared though! He just tensed up and squeezed my hand! Honestly, my mother-heart melted. If I could just replay that moment over and over I would. It was SO sweet.
Oscar napped a little bit and was ready for action when he woke up. We let him run free in the splash yard and he had a blast! If you have a minute to watch the video, I guarantee you will smile. Pure unadulterated glee.
The only downside to the trip was when we were waiting to load onto the Winnie the Pooh ride and I was holding Oscar during a massive diaper breech. In layman's terms, that means he peed ALL over me. We finished the ride and went to change him immediately as we came prepared. I however, had to walk it out until my pee soaked clothes could dry. Ah motherhood. So very worth it.
The star of the show of course was Mickey Mouse and Oscar pointed out every single one he could find! Toward the end of the day, we sprang for a Mickey balloon which was our saving grace when patience wore thin as we were waiting for the parade to start. By the end of the day, it was 9:30pm and Oscar was laughing in his car-seat all the way back to the hotel. Just like Magic.
Aww, Yay! I <3 Disney! AND Oscar!


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This screen goes up the chiminea smoke stack not on top of the chiminea. It will have irregular edges, not a smooth cut edge. We cut it this way on purpose so the irregular edges help hold the screen in place up the smoke stack. Sizes will vary as much as an inch either way so order large as you want this to be tight to install.
All chiminea's should have some sort of spark control. What we have here is a screen mesh material made of 304 stainless steel. It has 8 x 8 lines of .028 stainless steel per square inch. This is as good of material I have seen for this type of application.
It's the responsible thing to do. Control the sparks and embers that could possibly fly out of your chiminea. In most counties in this country it's the law and if it's not the law now then there's a good chance it will be in the near future. Chiminea's and fire pits have gotten really popular and most counties are putting restrictions on how they are used. This is a good thing. Do you want to be a victim of an irresponsible chiminea owner and have your house burned down? No! Five years ago it would be pretty uncommon to see a family burning a fire in their backyard unless it was in a grill. Especially in the city. The times have changed and a chiminea has almost as common in a backyard as a grill is and in a lot of cases people have done away with the grill and the chiminea or the fire pit is now used as the grill. Keeping control of what flies out of your fire pit or chiminea is being responsible and it's not an expensive investment. It just requires an effort and a little money.
Look at your chiminea and look at the smoke stack. Is the stack smaller at the top then the bottom or vice versa. Let's say the stack is indeed smaller at the top (like most all chiminea's) then the bottom. Measure the inside diameter of the stack on the inside of the belly of the chiminea. If it's been used it'll be dirty. Let's say the diameter is 10". Then order a 12" diameter screen. Take the screen and push it as far as you can up into the stack. The further the better. Your done. It's that simple.
If the stack is the same diameter all the way thru the stack or if the stack is larger at the top then the bottom then install from the top the same way as above.


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Forces of change
THE new economic reforms announced by China this week - nudging that economy toward market forces of supply and demand - underscore the rapidity with which profound adjustments are now taking place within the global economy. By and large, the world economic adjustments should be welcomed, as they may point toward a higher standard of living for millions of people.
Westerners should not misinterpret the incentives announced by Premier Zhao Ziyang. China is not adopting Western-style capitalism. China's system, although more entrepreneurial and decentralized than in the past, will still be a socialist economy.
But at the same time, the Chinese economic reforms clearly show that the leading edge of world technological and economic change is having an impact even in what seem to be the most stolid, or ideologically committed, societies.
China is not alone in moving toward significant economic change, although the extent of the new program must be considered bold indeed in the context of that nation's rigid post-World War II government control over the day-to-day lives of most Chinese. In Eastern Europe, for example, Hungary is following the earlier bent of Yugoslavia and seeking greater economic pragmatism and industrial flexibility. In Africa, there is a growing recognition that rigidly controlled state-led economies are not necessarily productive, and that some combination of free-market approaches can boost faltering growth rates.
Nor are the major world powers escaping technological and economic change. In the United States, a service-oriented, electronic, and high-technology society is displacing the older industrial-manufacturing economy. The long-range implications of that transformation are not yet fully known.
One consequence has been the creation of stubborn pockets of unemployment - such as in the upper Midwest and older steel producing regions of the US.
Meantime, Japanese economic planners - facing stiffened industrial competition from the newly industrialized nations of East Asia, such as South Korea, Tawian, and Hong Kong - now realize that they, too, must move their fast-paced economy beyond its current manufacturing primacy to high-technology, computer-oriented gains.
And even in the Soviet Union, where former Soviet leader Yuri Andropov sought - largely unsuccessfully - to reform that nation's ponderously bureaucratic economy, there is a recognition among many officials of the importance of modernization and the need for continuing outside trade. A Soviet trade delegation, for example, is scheduled to arrive in the US next week to lobby for an easing of American trade restrictions. Even if the Soviets cancel the trip in the wake of the Olympic boycott, the need for trade will remain paramount - not just to gain high-tech goods from abroad, but also to help earn hard currency.
Recently, for example, Soviet newspapers have been noting major production problems in Soviet oil fields. Soviet oil output is now running slightly behind last year's output. Some Western observers believe the downslide may even indicate the peaking of Soviet oil production that was predicted several years ago by US Central Intelligence Agency analysts.
At the least, any problems in oil output would impose new strains on the Soviet economy, since the Russians clearly need to maintain current oil sales abroad. Oil exports to the West earned the Soviets $17 billion last year. If Moscow maintains overseas sales despite some drop-off in production, it could spell internal economic difficulties - perhaps even a slowdown in industrial growth. Can the Soviet leadership class - which has won a degree of affluence within that highly structured society not equally shared by society at large - totally ignore rising public complaints from a citizenry caught between the conflicting demands of powerful military and civilian sectors?
Can the Soviet Union, in other words, escape the need to yet make the deep-seated structural changes sought by Yuri Andropov - the type of structural changes now announced in neighboring China?
For US-China relations, a day of reckoning
Specter of new arms race has Russia recalling Soviets' fate
Shortages, outages, and more: Why China's growth is slowing
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JA Solar Provides Details Of A Fire Accident At Its Cell Production Facility In Yangzhou
BEIJING, July 13, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq:JASO) ("JA Solar" or the "Company"), one of the world's largest manufacturers of high-performance solar power products, today provided details of a fire accident that occurred at the Company's cell facility in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, China.
The fire broke out at around 1:32 AM Beijing time on July 13, 2017 at Fab 7 of JA Solar's cell facility in Yangzhou. The fire was completely put out by firefighters at around 6:00 AM and there were no casualties or injuries in the incident. The equipment being affected were the old production lines installed in 2009 and had been scheduled for replacement within one year. The Company expects the interruption of the cell production to be minimum. Based on the Company's estimates, the incident impacted approximately 6% of the Company's total cell production capacity. JA Solar maintains insurance coverage for all its production equipment and has started the process to make insurance claims associated with the incident. The cause of the fire at the Yangzhou facility remains under investigation.
About JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd.
JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of high-performance solar power products that convert sunlight into electricity for residential, commercial, and utility-scale power generation. The Company is one of the world's largest producers of solar power products. Its standard and high-efficiency product offerings are among the most powerful and cost-effective in the industry. The Company distributes products under its own brand and also produces on behalf of its clients. The Company shipped 5.2 GW of solar power products in 2016. JA Solar is headquartered in Beijing, China, and maintains production facilities in Shanghai, Hebei, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces in China, as well as Penang, Malaysia and Hanoi, Vietnam.
For more information, please visit www.jasolar.com.
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The Stonfo Safety Cord is a strong and springy coiled plastic retractor which is ideal for securing your forceps when fly fishing. The versatile attachment system means it can be fixed almost anywhere.
What is the Stonfo Safety Cord?
The Stonfo Safety Cord is a coiled retractor that lets you attach your forceps to your jacket, vest, pack or lanyard to prevent them from getting lost when in use. If you've ever put your forceps down while unhooking a fish and then lost them in the bankside debris, this is just the gadget for you.
The coiled retractor can be attached to your jacket, vest, pack or lanyard to prevent you losing your forceps.
How do you use the Safety Cord?
On one end of the Safety Cord there's a connector with two metal clips encased in a sliding mechanism. You simply position the clips where you need them and slide the connector up to close off the connection. It grips very tightly and won't slip down, so your forceps and the Safety Cord stay attached. It's versatile and can be clips to vests, jackets, packs or lanyards.
Position the grips, slide up the mechanism and the Safety Cord is locked in place.
We've been using the Stonfo Safety Cord both attached to the clips on our Stonfo Fishing Lanyard and attached directly to the special tool tab attachment on my Loop wading jacket. They work really well. The coiled plastic retracts tightly so it doesn't take up much room, but expands greatly giving you plenty of reach when unhooking fish.
The Stonfo Safety Cord is great to use.
The Stonfo Safety Cord costs £7.50 and are versatile enough to be used in almost any application. That's pretty decent value, given the cost of a decent pair of forceps.


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Change is a process, not an event! – 11 years of active work
Celebrating a birthday in the presence of the closest associates, partners, supporters and friends.
It started over a decade ago when the needs for a civic initiative in the Roma community for education and assistance were imposed, and according to the requirements and circumstances, activities in the field of free legal aid were developed, court procedures and legislative initiatives started and health care services were enabled, as basic pillars of the work of the association. In this way, developing individual and collective capacities, from an ethnically profiled local group of activists, through the years ROMA S.O.S. has grown into an organization representing interests of all citizens of the Republic of Macedonia.
At the event, the main contributors and supporters talked:
Suzana Velkovska – Foundation Open Society Macedonia pointed out that it is a great honor to have the opportunity to work with ROMA SOS. and with Nesime Salioska as an extremely valuable, persevering and dignified person – the qualities that have continued during all these years, although sometimes with disagreements and controversies, but always in a good and positive direction. She pointed out that the presence of all guests at the celebration alone demonstrates a great success, i.e. that through the years serious learning and upgrading has been achieved.
Slagjana Marjanovic Panovska – National Democratic Institute Macedonia congratulated the important jubilee of her own and on behalf of the organization that she represents, stressing that it is their honor to have a share in the development and progress of the association. She shared a reminder from 2009, when on a cold February day, a young girl from Prilep appeared for an interview in the NDI offices for inclusion in the capacity building program for advocacy and political skills. She even then thought that as soon as someone on such a day, with such determination, arrived for an interview, she must have been very motivated and eager to work. She pointed out that they did not err because they gave a chance to Nesime Salioska, and that cooperation continued in the future at the institutional level with the association ROMA SOS. to which she is particularly proud.
Cvetanka Ivanova – legal consultant in the campaign for children's marriages, sent greetings to the team of the association for the jubilee for 11 years of successful work, noting that she had the honor to work with Nesime Salioska and the team of ROMA SOS. on the topic of "child marriages" which in the Republic of Macedonia until a few years ago was a taboo. She was sincere and admitted that when Nesime approached three years ago with the idea of working on this issue, her first thought was that the topic was not something very important for the state to deal with it at that moment, but as she went in the research, she was more and more defeated by the numbers of cases, not only in the Roma but also in all other communities. However, official numbers are incomplete, as the state does not have official statistics for informal communities, there is no compliance in the actions of state institutions in order to take measures for the prevention or protection of children. As a result of this analysis, draft amendments were made to 4 laws that have already been submitted to the competent ministries, and the expectations are that they will soon be adopted by the Parliament in order to prevent and regulate the vicious circle of poverty and impotence.
Ajnur Velioski – Roma Civic Parliament Prilep, noted that he had the honor to cooperate with the organization and be included in the informal group "Roma Civic Parliament", without which many problems of the Roma community would remain unattainted and unresolved.
Tefik Musovski – Roma Civic Parliament Bitola, congratulated the jubilee, pointing out that with the activities that were being realized, the organization actually worked in the service of the people and as such seriously came in contact with those who are most in need, and as an active participator in the process, he enjoyed cooperating with individuals and a group whose mission was in function of the interests of the community.
Nesime Salioska – Executive Director of ROMA SOS, thanked all those present and all those who through the years contributed with their engagement in the development of the association and the realization of numerous activities, emphasizing the way individuals-pioneers participated in realization of certain priorities and changes.
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Cash Cash – Surrender (Original Mix)
by: Aaron Berecz Sep 16, 2014
Despite a summer that was relatively quiet on the release front, Cash Cash has exploded into fall with the release of their newest hit. The first single from their unnamed debut studio album, "Surrender" is reminiscent of the trio's previous crossover hit, "Take Me Home." Clocking in at a radio-friendly three-and-a-half minutes, the vocal-laden original mix quickly ushers in a melodic plateau which is surrounded by the single's tantalizing vocals. With their debut album on the horizon, Cash Cash have returned with a single that showcases their main stage attentiveness and crossover capabilities.
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Its pain when "I love you" becomes a simple acknowledgement between two long time lovers. If it's said just for the sake of it, it becomes senseless. The company of the other has been too comforting that it becomes a ritual. Everyday things that you do has become a routine that makes the excitement fade out - ending up in an emotional turmoil for both, eventually branching out to issues that would explode one way or another. Changes should be made, if for the better, well and good; but if it should come otherwise, acceptance must be made.
Probably the lesser meaning given to the words "I love you" all stems from the indiscriminate giving of reassurance.


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Tourist Deaths in Dominican Republic May Be Linked To Serial Killer
Posted on June 13, 2019 June 13, 2019 by Jan Sobieski III | No Comments
At least 70 documented cases of healthy tourist getting a sudden mysterious illness Dominican Republic resorts, the latest in a string of disturbingly similar fatalities.
Many of the deaths, and several other severe illnesses, involve healthy, middle-aged adults who had taken a drink from their hotel room minibar before suddenly becoming gravely sick.
The FBI confirmed to Fox News on Friday that their organization is working with authorities in the Dominican Republic to investigate what appears to be a string of deaths. They are looking into everything, including these deaths are purposely caused by a serial killer, or tainted fillers put in drinks linked to pesticides.
Dawn McCoy who lost her husband in the Dominican Republic said "I started seeing all these other people that were dying of the same exact causes, which made me start to second guess. I no longer feel like my husband died of natural causes," McCoy told the outlet.
Sorry ppl, but there's a serial killer working in the #DominicanRepublic. After two recent visits there, I'm done with the DR. God help them and their #tourism business
— Kevin (@DebtNationUSA) June 13, 2019
A number of other tourists died after allegedly having a drink from their hotel's mini bar. Miranda Schaup-Werner, a 41-year-old Pennsylvania resident, died in her hotel room at the Luxury Bahia Principe in Bouganville last month after drinking something from the mini bar, according to a report from the New York Post. The deceased woman's family say that she died of pulmonary edema and respiratory failure.
The latest death to be revealed was that of Robert Bell Wallace, 67, of California, who officials said died on April 14 during a stay at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in the Dominican resort town of Punta Cana.
Wallace's cause of death has yet to be determined. But his niece told Fox News that her uncle became unwell shortly after drinking a glass of scotch from the minibar in his room before dying in a hospital three days later.
A number of other tourists died after having a drink from their hotel's mini bar. Miranda Schaup-Werner, a 41-year-old Pennsylvania resident, died in her hotel room at the Luxury Bahia Principe in Bouganville last month after drinking something from the mini bar, according to a report from the New York Post. The deceased woman's family say that she died of pulmonary edema and respiratory failure.
Similarly, the sister of a deceased Philadelphia woman, Yvette Monique Short, said that the woman died after staying at the Bahia Principe last year and having a drink from the mini bar, according to the outlet.
Shark Tank star and real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran's brother, John Corcoran, died of an alleged heart attack in April while vacationing in the Dominican Republic, could he also be a victim?
Most likely cause is poisoning via mini-bar drinks with organophosphate pesticide. Autopsy result of pulmonary edema and one victim's family member recollection of a bad odor are typical findings. There is a serial killer in the #DominicanRepublic https://t.co/b5Qgacnd4U
— pro dreamer (@prodreamer1) June 13, 2019
An employee at one of the hotels has said the FBI has collected drinks bottles out of the hotel rooms mini bars, and are currently doing toxicology tests. The FBI's theory is that the drinks have been spiked with something to cause drug induced induced pulmonary edema leading to these deaths. Whether these drinks were spiked intentionally, or from the local moonshine, the poisons involved are most likely insecticides used on crops.
There is some speculation the fatalities could have resulted from paraquat spiked products transferred into beverage containers with medical syringes. It could also be other similar like phosphorous insecticides such as Parathion.
For this kind of poising medical care is needed immediately, doses of activated charcoal would need to be administered and the victims stomach pumped. Morphine could be provided for esophageal pain as it eats the victims internal organs; as to be intubated to support breathing function.
When discussing the deaths with reporters on June 6, Tourism Minister Francisco Garcia described them as "isolated incidents," according to CNN.
One Colorado couple who stayed at the Grand Bahia Principe Hotel La Romana last year has filed a suit against the hotel's owners, CNN reports. Kaylynn Knull, 29, and 33-year-old Tom Schwander both fell ill while staying at the hotel, so much so that they were forced to fly back home earlier than intended. They suspect that they were poisoned by the improper use of insecticides in the hotel, and believe that what they endured may be related to how the other tourists died.
"If talking about what happened to us helps find out what happened to those people — God bless their families. They deserve answers," Knull told the outlet.
If no one has said it yet I will
It appears that there is a serial killer
Loose in the #DominicanRepublic
— unclecharlie2112 (@unclecharlie211) June 13, 2019
American authorities have been largely tight-lipped on the matter. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization, and other American and international agencies traveled to hotels owned by Bahia Principe Hotels and Resorts this month to conduct testing, according to Fox News. Some results are expected to be made public as early as Friday.
A serial killer who apparently works at a fairly posh resort in the Dominican Republic is targeting Americans.
— Peggy Wheeler (@PeggyAWheeler) June 12, 2019
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BREAKING! No Entry 2 finally underway with Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Fardeen Khan in triple roles op...
BREAKING! No Entry 2 finally underway with Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Fardeen Khan in triple roles opposite 9 heroines – deets inside
No Entry 2, might be titled No Entry Mein Entry, and should see the original heroes from the first movie, Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan reprise their roles albeit in triple avatars each, with each avatar having a different actress opposite it
By Russel D'Silva
Published: November 27, 2021 11:20 AM IST
At long last, the sequel to highest grossing Bollywood movie of 2005, No Entry, directed by Anees Bazmee, may finally be going on floors after years of 'will it won't it'. As per a recent report in Bollywood Hungama, No Entry 2, might be titled No Entry Mein Entry, and should see the original heroes from the first movie, Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan reprise their roles. Well, that's certainly encouraging news. After all, it wouldn't feel like a no Entry sequel without Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and even Fardeen Khan back in the film, would it? Also Read - Bigg Boss 15 Weekend Ka Vaar Live Updates: Karan Kundrra will be a father to twins, predicts Pandit Janardhan
That's not it though as there's more exciting developments. The report further states that all three actors, Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan, are expected to have triple roles in the movie while nine different actresses are expected to be paired opposite them as heroines. Now, we have to admit, that is something. We just hope that the No Entry sequel lives up to expectations and it doesn't become too muddled or overcrowded, diluting the impact of the original like more than a few second installments have in the past. Also Read - Bigg Boss 15: Devoleena Bhattacharjee says Rakhi Sawant has spent two days in the jail; host Salman Khan says 'To tumhara host bhi jail jakar aaya hai' – watch promo
Coming to Salman Khan, his new release, Antim: The Final Truth, alongside brother-in-law Aayush Sharma, directed by Mahesh Manjrekar, has opened to much-better-than expected reviews and a promising start at the box office. BollywoodLife gave the film 3.5 out of 5 stars, with particular praise reserved for Aayush Sharma's stunning, star-making performance, Salman Khan dishing out swag like only he can, Ravi Basrur's terrific background score and, to an extent, Mahesh Manjrekar's direction. Also Read - Trending Entertainment News Today: Bollywood celebs react on Virat Kohli leaving test captaincy, Sushmita Sen's ex-BF Rohman Shawl shares life lessons post break-up and more
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Epidemiology: Seasonal H1N1 flu may be descended from 1918 pandemic strain
The seasonal H1N1 flu virus may be a direct descendant of the 1918 influenza strain that caused a global flu pandemic, suggests a paper published in Nature Communications. The findings are based on the genomic analysis of samples that were collected in Europe during the 1918 pandemic.
The 1918 pandemic is estimated to have cost the lives 50 to 100 million people worldwide. Our understanding of its spread and timing is based on historical and medical records, which indicate its peak occurred in the autumn of 1918 and it continued through to winter 1919. However, it was only in the 1930s that it was confirmed to be of viral origin, while more recent research has since suggested the virus was an influenza A virus (IAV) of the H1N1 subtype. Genomic analysis of the 1918 virus is difficult due to the rarity of viral sequences from the time period.
Sébastien Calvignac-Spencer and colleagues analysed 13 lung specimens from different individuals stored in historical archives of museums in Germany and Austria, collected between 1901 and 1931, which included 6 samples collected in 1918 and 1919. From these they were able to sequence two partial genomes collected in Berlin in June 1918 and a complete genome collected in Munich in 1918. The authors suggest that the genomic diversity of the samples is consistent with a combination of local transmission and long-distance dispersal events. They compared genomes from before and after the pandemic's peak and suggest there is a variation in the nucleoprotein gene which is associated with resistance to antiviral responses and could have enabled the virus' adaptation to humans. The authors also conducted molecular clock modelling, a method which allows evolutionary timescales to be estimated, and suggest that all genomic segments of the seasonal H1N1 flu could be directly descended from the initial 1918 pandemic strain. This contradicts other hypotheses which suggest the seasonal virus emerged through reassortment (the exchange of genomic segments between different viruses).
The authors highlight that samples are still scarce but the insights gained here into the evolution and progress of the 1918 flu pandemic show the value of prospecting historical archives.


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The Board of Directors and Staff of the Museum of Culpeper History cordially invite you to attend HISTORY ALFRESCO XIV at The Farm at Cedar Mountain on October 6, 2018.
Hosted by Camilla Strongin and Dr. Rob Cadoff, celebrate the Museum with much food, fun, and frolic at The Farm along the base of Cedar Mountain under the brilliance of the night sky!
Tours of the nineteenth-century house and a walking tour of the farm with Clark B. Hall will precede the three-course dinner.
A "penny social" raffle event will also be held concurrent with the evening's festivities. Items such as weekend stays, restaurant gift cards, and other "Piedmont Experiences" will be available to lucky raffle ticket buyers. Single raffle tickets will cost just $5 each.
Individual evening tickets are $120/pp and table sponsorships are also available. Please call the Museum at (540) 829-1749 to get your tickets or for more information!


Riverside Fencing Club will be closed on Saturday April 1, 2017 due to inclement weather. There will be no classes, no private lessons, and no open fencing.
Sorry, but this announcement is NOT an April Fool's joke.


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CASS, SAMUEL (1908–1975), Canadian rabbi and chaplain, Hillel director, and social worker. Cass was among the first Canadian-born rabbis to occupy a Canadian pulpit. He was born in Toronto but studied in New York. He received his B.A. from the City College of New York in 1929, then attended the *Jewish Theological Seminary and was ordained in 1933. He immediately took a position as rabbi at Vancouver's recently formed Congregation Beth Israel (Conservative), where he remained until 1941. During those years, with Nazism abroad and intensified antisemitism in Canada, Cass was frequently called upon to speak to non-Jewish groups on Jewish life and against prejudice.
Cass left Vancouver for the Herzl Congregation in Seattle but soon applied to return to Canada as a chaplain to the Canadian forces. Like his friend from Toronto and classmate at JTS, Gershon *Levi , Cass was appointed a chaplain in 1942. First responsible for Jewish soldiers stationed in Canada, from 1944 to 1946 Cass served overseas, initially as chaplain for the First Canadian Army Overseas and later at the Canadian Military Headquarters in London. He was with the Canadian army when Belgium and Holland were liberated and at the Dutch concentration camp *Westerbork shortly after it was liberated by Canadian forces. He also visited *Bergen-Belsen on a number of occasions. In his letters to his wife and in the record of his experiences which he submitted as a D.H.L. thesis to JTS (with a doctorate awarded in 1948), Cass conveyed shock and anger at the fate of Europe's Jews, and strongly supported the Zionist cause as the answer to the postwar refugee crisis. He took an active interest in the rebuilding of the Dutch Jewish communities. In addition to leading services for Jewish soldiers and survivors, in 1945 he joined Isaac Rose, another Canadian chaplain, in organizing the Jewish Chaplains' Center in Amsterdam, where Canadian Jewish soldiers received a quick introduction to Judaism and Jewish history.
Back in Canada, Cass did not return to the pulpit. Instead, he was appointed director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation for McGill University as well as Macdonald College and Sir George Williams University until 1967. Cass went on to work as a social worker at Montreal's Miriam Home for the Exceptional, which was a school for challenged children. He died tragically with his wife and son in an automobile accident.
[Richard Menkis (2nd ed.)]
Source: Encyclopaedia Judaica. © 2008 The Gale Group. All Rights Reserved.


The Michigan Leelanau Peninsula is one of the top vacation spots in the state.
Notes Detroit Michigan is home to cars. While Detroit's better days for American automobile may have come and gone, there is no denying Detroit's place as the car capital of the works. With one of the highest percentages of the state covered by water at over 41%, it is no surprise that Michigan has the highest rate of boat registrations. One of Michigan's more famous residents is Gerald R. Ford who was born in Omaha Nebraska and raised in Grand Rapids Michigan.


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There's a segment of people among the Arabs who are hoping that Hosni Mubarak survives, to spite the protesters demanding his removal from office. Yes, to spite them.
These are the same people who up to 2 weeks ago in fits of pseudo-nationalism labeled the Egyptian president an "American and Israeli stooge". They are now, like the Israeli government, hoping that Mubarak will survive.
These people are citizens of Arab countries whose totalitarian regimes have been in power for 3,4 or 5 decades, whose gross human rights violations have been meticulously documented, and who have generally failed in every aspect of state and society building. This includes infrastructure, education and healthcare.
Where the regime has succeeded is in intimidating the people to the extent that they have become brainwashed, convincing themselves that by defending these dictatorships they are displaying patriotism. Nazi Germany springs to mind.
I guess they missed the lesson I was giving 2 weeks ago to a couple of 9-year-olds: "You can hate your government but you always love your country."
I recall having a conversation with a someone following the death of his long-serving president. "How did this guy die? He doesn't die," he said. And someone else who at one point got teary eyed added, "From the day we opened our eyes to the world he was there."
Which makes me wonder to what extent some Arabs have been domesticated, trained to be almost entirely dependent on a pervasive figure and obsequiously accept what seems to have become a terminal case of I-love-u-leaderitis.
And a shark at sea"
Have you noticed that these are all predatory creatures? There's a power- and superiority-complex hanging heavily over these people, but I'll leave it to trained psychologists and sociologists to analyze. If it weren't so sad it would be funny.
The problem is that these same people in rare moments of candor will tell you how brutal their regimes have been, how hellish their countrymen's lives are, they will talk about the torture, corruption, cronyism, resorting to buying (smuggled) black-market medicines for their children and the scholarships that will only go to the ruling party's offspring rather than the truly bright and deserving. The list goes on and on.
They are like the abused wife who, in a torrent of tears, displays the bruises and spills the beans to her family and girlfriends about the brutal beatings her husband subjects her to and how intolerable her life has become and how she can't stand it anymore.
But when someone tries to intervene or urges her to rectify things she springs to the abuser's defense. Isn't it he who provides the food and security, isn't he the father and leader of this house?
That's the case of the domesticated Arabs suffering from the abused wife syndrome.
They like to pretend, or maybe they are truly convinced, that they enjoy the beatings and abuse because it makes them tougher and creates a strong and united household. Perhaps deep inside them they resent the injustice, don't accept the censorship on the internet, know that innocent and genuine patriots are imprisoned for expressing opposition to an unjust regime.
Patriotism is one thing but subjugation entirely another. Freedom is precious and it doesn't come cheap.
I am convinced that there are many millions more Arabs who have a sincere wish for liberty, progress, dignity and positive change than those clinging to the hollow words, inflexible positions and empty slogans of nationalism while continuing to take a beating at home.
This is an indictment of those Arabs who close their eyes to the intimidation and injustice and pretend all is well. It is how we have regressed so far and relinquished our right to contribute positively to the growth of our societies and, subsequently, the progress of the world. It is about the respect we crave but have yet to earn.
And this is a salute to those who have risen to shoulder the heavy burden of the ultimate quest, the long walk to freedom. Just ask Mandela.


Princess Anna is going for skating classes for the past two months. These days she seems to be mad of skating. Today is her birthday. She will be very happy if you adorn the room in an elegant manner. Her happiness would be doubled if you decorate the room using objects associated with skating. She will really love you for that. Have a look at the place before decorating it. Make the girl spell bound. Since winter approaches close by, she will be in the room until the season gets over. It is the appropriate time to prove your mettle. Make us of the decorative things to the maximum. Anna will be very much obliged to you.


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I recently had an opportunity to attend John Barclay's Dream, Believe, Create workshop, in which John uses his own experience to illustrate his photographic journey. It was a very inspirational presentation and for those that have not attended his workshop I would highly recommend it since there is something in there for all photographers, from the rank amateur to the seasoned professional.
In my case I was able to draw parallels with the struggles that John describes in the transition from believing to creating. In particular John discusses the feeling of inadequacy that can occur when we question whether or not our work meets our own expectations or those of others. Such "demons" stifle creativity. I am sure that most, if not all artists feel this at some point in their growth and for sure this is very familiar territory to me. Although there are times when I feel that I am able to transcend such negative feelings the demons frequently return to remind me of their presence, especially when working on something new or unfamiliar.
One of the things that John suggests we do to ease the transition is to just keep on shooting. The idea being that the mechanics of art making eventually become natural, thereby giving us more opportunities to focus on the visual and creative elements. Although this makes tremendous sense, the ability to "keep on shooting" doesn't fit entirely well with my ever demanding family and work life. Therefore, although an ideal solution, for me it is simply not achievable, which makes me frustrated, rapidly transitioning into a feeling of not being able to grow and eventually to the old demon of inadequacy. Although I try to maintain my creativity by just doing something "photographically", such as studying the work of other photographers, working on my images, etc. I agree with John that this is only going to get you so far. However, the fact remains that I simply can't get out and photograph as much as I would like.
With John's presentation still fresh in my mind I was struck by the appropriateness of an article that I read in edition 93 of the Lenswork photography magazine. Brooks Jensen, the editor of the magazine wrote in his editorial column that in the real world the time we spend creating art is a compromise with other things that we have to take care of in our daily lives, which includes the mundane. Brooks argued that it is necessary to find a balance between what could be done in the "perfect world" and what can be done in the "real world" in which we live. This was powerful stuff. It made me think about my own frustration at not being able to get out and shoot as often as I would like and grow my creativity to transcend the feelings of inadequacy.
In thinking about this I realized that I would have to adapt my photography to fit my other activities and stop trying to fit my other activities into my photography. I feel this is a much more pragmatic approach. In the short time that I have been thinking about this I have started to conjure up photographic projects that would not require me to "go out and shoot", but rather projects that I can do much closer to home and at times that fit with my daily schedule. I am very excited by this and more importantly I am looking forward to taking my photography to a new level. I want to believe in my ability to create.
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An excellent post Arthur. I'm flattered to be mentioned in the same breath as Brooks! I love your last idea and will implement it. I will work at adapting photography to fit my life. I look forward to seeing the results and hope it helps me to believe in my dreams.


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Home Technology Micron to build $15B memory chip fab in Idaho
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Micron Technology Inc. today announced plans to build a new memory chip plant, or fab, in Idaho at a cost of about $15 billion.
Boise, Idaho-based Micron is a major provider of DRAM and flash memory chips. The company's products are used in a variety of devices ranging from data center servers to smartphones. Micron generated revenues of $27.71 billion during its 2021 fiscal year, up from $21.44 billion in 2020.
The company's upcoming Idaho fab is part of a broader $40 billion initiative through which it intends to significantly expand its chip production capacity in the U.S. The initiative, which Micron detailed last month, is made possible by the CHIPS and Science Act that President Joe Biden signed into law on August 9.
"We thank President Biden, Secretary of Commerce Raimondo, Secretary of Defense Austin, the Biden-Harris Administration and Members of Congress for the bipartisan support of the CHIPS and Science Act, which made this investment decision possible," said Micron President and Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Mehrotra. "Our new leading-edge memory manufacturing fab will fuel U.S. technology leadership, ensuring a reliable domestic supply of semiconductors that is critical to economic and national security."
Micron's upcoming fab will be co-located with the research and development center at its Boise headquarters. The $15 billion allocated for the project will be invested through the end of the decade, the chipmaker detailed. The investment is expected to create more than 17,000 jobs, including 2,000 direct Micron jobs.
Micron stated that the fab will produce memory chips for multiple markets, including the data center and auto segments.
For data centers, Micron provides a half dozen different types of memory and storage chips. The company makes high-performance NAND flash and DDR4 memory that can be installed in servers. Additionally, Micron offers more specialized products such as Registered DIMM modules, a type of RAM optimized for systems that must operate with particularly high reliability.
Micron memory is also widely used in the auto sector, another market for which the company plans to make chips at its upcoming fab. Memory chips designed for use in vehicles are often manufactured differently than data center products. Micron's vehicle chips include additional reliability features, including a mechanism that can automatically detect potential hardware malfunctions.
Micron plans to invest a total of $150 billion in chip manufacturing, research and development over the next decade. In parallel with its efforts to add more semiconductor production capacity, Micron has been developing new memory chip designs that can store data more efficiently.
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Nueve de Julio – miasto w Argentynie, położone w południowej części prowincji San Juan.
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