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Transitioning to Climate Resilient Development : Perspectives from Communities in Peru
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Sperling, Frank
Validivia, Corinne
Quiroz, Roberto
Valdivia, Roberto
Angulo, Lenkiza
Seimon, Anton
Noble, Ian
The livelihoods of communities in rural areas of Peru are predominantly dependent on climate-sensitive sectors such as agriculture. Given their close connection with the environment, the understanding of how these communities perceive risks and how they adapt to and cope with climate hazards is important for identifying entry points for efforts aimed at building resilience. In this context, it is assumed that the successful use of climate information will depend on appropriate information formats that fit the decision-making structure of communities as stakeholders and also have their trust. In connection with collecting information of community knowledge on environmental predictors of weather and climatic conditions and recommendations for capacity-building needs, it is hoped that the report will provide valuable, initial guidance on which elements play an important role in strengthening the adaptive capacity of communities to climate variability and change. The objective of part one is to place climate variability and change into the broader development of Peru and outline risk management structures. This overview will then be contrasted with the perceptions of risks and vulnerabilities and coping and adaptation strategies at the community level described in part two for Northwestern Peru and the altiplano, which are regions considered highly vulnerable to climate-related hazards. The report concludes by developing a set of overarching and locale-specific recommendations.
"Sperling, Frank; Validivia, Corinne; Quiroz, Roberto; Valdivia, Roberto; Angulo, Lenkiza; Seimon, Anton; Noble, Ian. 2008. Transitioning to Climate Resilient Development : Perspectives from Communities in Peru. Environment department papers;no. 115. Climate change series. World Bank, Washington, DC. © World Bank. https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/18383 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO."
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Abha Football Club () is a professional Saudi Arabian association football club based in Abha that is currently playing in the Saudi Professional League, the highest tier of Saudi football. Their home stadium is Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz Stadium.

They were first promoted to the top flight in 2005 when they finished as runners up in the First Division. However, they were relegated after just one season. They achieved their second promotion in 2008 when they also finished as runners up. During the 2018–19 season Abha won their first First Division title as well as promotion to the Pro League for the third in the club's history. Abha have won the Saudi Third Division once, during the 1998–99 season and the Saudi Second Division once, during the 1999–2000 season.

The club play their home games at Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz Stadium (also known as Al-Mahalah) in Abha. They share the stadium with rivals Damac, with whom they contest the Asir derby.

History
The idea of establishing a sports club in Abha started with the personal initiative of Abdullah Al-Muallami in 1947. His reasons for establishing a sports club was so that the youth of Abha had a place to practice and play football. The youth of Abha continued practicing without an official sports club until the year of 1960. Then the idea of establishing a sports club was put in motion. The aim of establishing a sports club wasn't only a sport-related one; it was also aimed to be an educational and sociable club. A meeting was held on this topic, and the attendees agreed to establish a sports club in Abha. However, a problem arose in the meeting which caused a split between the attendees. The cause of the split was the naming of the club. One half wanted the club's name to be Al-Ahli Club in Asir the other half wanted the name to be Ittihad Shabab Asir. An agreement was not reached and eventually, two clubs were established in Abha. And in the year 1966, the club was officially registered with the GSA under the name of Al-Farouk Sports Club in Abha. The club's first official president was Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al-Nuaami who changed the club's name from Al-Ahli Sports Club to Al-Farouk Sports Club.

During the same time, Al-Ittihad Sports Club in Abha was formed and the first official president was Aziz bin Mustafa. Under directives from the GSA, Al-Ittihad Sports Club changed their name to Abha Sports Club in 1962. This was due to a club already named Al-Ittihad Sports Club in Jeddah. And in the year of 1968, Abha Sports Club once again changed their name but this time to Al-Siddiq Sports Club, in commemoration to Abu Bakr, first of the Rashidun Caliphates. In early 1969, the GSA decided to merge both clubs, Al-Farouk and Al-Siddiq, to form one club under the name of Al-Farouk Sports Club. Sheikh Suleiman bin Ahmed Mimish was the first president of the newly merged club.

In 1972, Al-Farouk Sports Club held a ceremony in honor of Prince Khalid bin Faisal Al Saud on the occasion of his appointment as the governor of Asir. The ceremony was held at the club's headquarters and a number of matters which concern the club were discussed. One of the matters that were discussed was a name change proposed by the Prince to members of the club's board. It was unanimously agreed by members of the board and fans of the club to change the club's name to Al-Wadiea Sports Club. Al-Wadiea achieved promotion to the Saudi First Division for the first time in 1977. They spent two seasons in the First Division before being relegated to the regional leagues. In 1983, the club once again achieved promotion to the First Division and spent two seasons before being relegated at the end of the 1984–85 season. Al-Wadiea were once again promoted in 1994 before being relegated after a season. In 1999, the club changed their name from Al-Wadiea Sports Club to Abha Sports Club. That same year, the club was promoted to the Second Division under the guidance of Saad Saleh Al-Bishri as manager. A year later the club achieved promotion once again but this time to the First Division with the Algerian, Elias Bou Zaid, as manager. In 2005, Abha were promoted to the Pro League, the top tier of Saudi football, for the first time after finishing second in the 2004–05 season. The club were relegated after just a season in the top tier. Abha once again reached the Pro League after finishing second in the 2007–08 season. They were relegated after a season following their loss to Al-Raed in the relegation play-offs. Abha then spent six consecutive seasons in the Saudi First Division before getting relegated to the Second Division for the first time since 2000. On 4 May 2018, Abha defeated Al-Watani 2–1 on aggregate in the promotion play-offs to earn promotion to the second tier. On 30 April 2019, Abha were promoted to the top flight for the third time after a 2–2 draw away to Al-Nojoom. This was their second promotion in two seasons, becoming the sixth Saudi team to achieve this feat. On 11 May 2019, Abha won their first MS League title despite losing to Al-Qaisumah. The 2019–20 season was Abha's most successful season in the Pro League. They achieved their highest finish in the top flight after finishing ninth. The club also reached the semi-finals of the King Cup for the first time.

Recent seasons

Honours
Saudi First Division
Winners (8): 2018–19
Runners-up (2): 2004–05, 2007–08
Saudi Second Division
Winners (2): 1993–94, 1999–2000
Runners-up (2): 1981–82, 1982–83
Saudi Third Division
Winners (1): 1998–1999
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Cup for Division 1 and 2 Teams
Winners (1): 2003–04

Current squad
As of 7 February 2021:

Out on loan

Managerial history

 Hassan Khairi (1971 – 1972)
 Hosni Matar (1982 – 1985)
 Wajdi Essid (1997 – 1998)
 Saad Al-Beshri (1998 – 1999)
 Elias Bou Zaid (1999 – 2000)
 Saad Al-Beshri (2000 – 2001)
 Constantin Pascal (October 11, 2001 – January 5, 2002)
 Boualem Laroum (January 5, 2002 – May 30, 2002)
 João Alves (July 1, 2002 – May 30, 2004)
 Saad Al-Beshri (August 1, 2004 – February 18, 2005)
 Yousef Al Suryati (February 18, 2005 – October 15, 2005)
 Saad Al-Beshri (October 15, 2005 – December 2, 2005)
 José Kleber (December 2, 2005 – March 24, 2006)
 Saad Al-Beshri (March 24, 2006 – April 30, 2006)
 Carlos Dante (May 24, 2006 – January 16, 2007)
 Mourad Okbi (January 21, 2007 – May 30, 2007)
 Abdelkader Youmir (August 22, 2007 – October 18, 2008)
 Saad Al-Beshri (October 18, 2008 – November 1, 2008)
 Idris Obeis (November 1, 2008 – November 22, 2009)
 Nasser Nefzi (November 18, 2009 – April 27, 2010)
 Otakar Dolejš (July 1, 2010 – October 1, 2011)
 Zuhair Al Louti (October 1, 2011 – May 28, 2012)
 Emad Soliman (May 28, 2012 – November 17, 2012)
 José Rachão (November 24, 2012 – March 23, 2013)
 Ibrahim Al-Aasmi (March 23, 2013 – June 1, 2013)
 Otakar Dolejš (July 1, 2013 – September 14, 2014)
 Riccardo De Vivo (September 26, 2014 – March 25, 2015)
 Jamal Belhadi (February 19, 2015 – March 25, 2015)
 Ibrahim Al-Aasmi (March 25, 2015 – May 1, 2015)
 Yousri bin Kahla (August 1, 2015 – November 15, 2015)
 Karim Dalhoum (November 26, 2015 – March 1, 2016)
 Lotfi El Hashmi (June 29, 2016 – January 14, 2017)
 Ibrahim Al-Aasmi (January 14, 2017 – May 1, 2017)
 Mounir Hariz (April 16, 2017 – December 18, 2017)
 Ibrahim Al-Aasmi (December 18, 2017 – January 28, 2018)
 Ahmed Mehrez (January 28, 2018 – May 10, 2018)
 Abderrazek Chebbi (June 14, 2018 – June 1, 2021)
 Martin Ševela (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022)
 Sven Vandenbroeck (July 16, 2022 – October 8, 2022)
 Mateusz Lajczak (caretaker) (October 8, 2022 – October 30, 2022)
 Roel Coumans (October 30, 2022 – )

Presidential history
As of 1 January 2021.

External links

 Abha at SPL

References

1966 establishments in Saudi Arabia
Association football clubs established in 1966
Football clubs in Saudi Arabia
Football clubs in Abha

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BY Dexter Tilo 29 Nov 2022
Discrimination against Jews starts as early as the hiring process, a new report has found, as employers are urged to stamp out antisemitism in their workplace culture.
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The findings are "disturbing," says Stacie Haller, executive recruiter and career counsellor.
"This data shows a disturbing number of hiring managers not only admit to having a negative bias against Jewish applicants, but also, that they actively want to keep Jews out of their workplace," she says. "Antisemitism in the workplace starts at the hiring process with individuals who do not want to hire Jews because of bigoted stereotypes, but that is not where it ends."
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According to the report, 14 per cent of the respondents said that antisemitism is "very common" in their workplace, while 29 per cent said it is "very acceptable" in their company.
"It's evident that antisemitism extends way beyond the hiring process," says Haller.
The survey came as several well-known personalities came under fire for antisemitism, including Kanye West and Kyrie Irving. Comedian Dave Chappelle, whose controversial stand-up special prompted Netflix employees to walk out, also sparked criticism during his Saturday Night Live monologue for antisemitism.
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"Organizations need to commit to oversight, training, and having meaningful conversations about antisemitism. Removing prejudice and ensuring the workplace is equal, fair, and accessible for all is not an easy challenge for organisations to tackle, but it's absolutely essential."
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During the event, masters and inheritors of Chinese national and local intangible cultural heritages, as well as arts and crafts will showcase their creations, including Chinese New Year pictures, China's four famous ink stones, porcelain ware, embroidery handicrafts, bamboo woven ware, dough figurines and lacquer ware, etc. And famous old towns in China will show their special exhibits and unique cultural features.
The landscape drama Mirroring Anren being performed at the town offers visitors an immersive experience and gives them a better understanding of the old town's past and present. Some other activities including Tour around Anren Wearing Cheongsam, a concert and a musical will also be staged at the town.


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William Shatner Had An Unexpected Reaction After Going To Space
William Shatner experienced deep feelings of sadness when he gazed into outer space.
By Douglas Helm | Published 4 months ago
In October of last year, William Shatner went into space aboard Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin space shuttle, making Shatner the oldest living person to travel to space at the age of 90. While the trip obviously was awe-inspiring for the former Starfleet captain, it also filled with other unexpected emotions — grief and sadness. Although Shatner's initial thoughts on his trip were interrupted by a champagne-spraying Bezos, he was able to fully expound on his experience in his book Boldly Go: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder.
Variety published an excerpt from the book, but Willliam Shatner's moment of sadness can be summed up from this quote: "It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered. The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness." Shatner further explained, "My trip to space was supposed to be a celebration; instead, it felt like a funeral."
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William Shatner was able to beautifully sum up his space-faring experience, coming away with a sense of how fragile the Earth is, especially compared with the vastness of space. As someone who served for years in the role of a space-faring hero named Captain James T. Kirk, it felt especially appropriate that Shatner was able to boldly go where very few others have gone. Of course, as commercial space travel becomes more prevalent, perhaps more of us will be able to have a similar experience in the near future.
While William Shatner got a special invite to go check out our Earth from outside the atmosphere, the actual cost of a visit like this is prohibitively expensive for most of us. In September 2021, SpaceX launched the Inspiration4 mission which became the first human spaceflight to orbit Earth with only private citizens on board. In other words, we're not too far off from space tourism becoming a reality — though it will likely only be affordable for the wealthy for the foreseeable future.
In fact, if you want to be like William Shatner yourself and you have hundreds of thousands of dollars to spare, you can buy yourself some tickets to go up on a 90-minute spaceflight with Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic. With companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic all working toward space tourism, it's only a matter of time before low-orbit becomes the next hot vacation destination. Of course, there are no guarantees that it won't cause you to feel overwhelmingly sad and existential, but that just seems like part of the risk.
If you want to hear more about William Shatner's journey and his other life adventures his book, which was co-authored by Josh Brandon, Boldy Go: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder is now available for purchase. Shatner has lived a pretty interesting life and with 90 years behind him, there is probably plenty of stories for him to tell. If you're a Star Trek fan, it sounds like this book will definitely be a must-read.
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[ Article ] Understanding the differences in prevalence of epilepsy in tropical regions
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Understanding the differences in prevalence of epilepsy in tropical regions
Yemadje Luce-Perrine [1], Houinato Dismand [2], Quet Joëlle [3], Druet-Cabanac Michel [4], Preux Pierre-Marie [5],
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Epilepsy is a frequent chronic neurologic disorder that affects nearly 70 million people worldwide. The majority of people with epilepsy live in developing countries, where epilepsy remains a major public health problem. Wide prevalence differences exist among various populations across sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Asia. In particular, prevalence is lower in Southeast Asia than in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. Methodologic problems alone do not seem to explain these differences shown in recent review papers. The distribution of numerous risk or etiologic factors such as infectious diseases with neurologic sequel, head injuries, or genetic factors could explain these differences. Stigmatization of people with epilepsy could lead to underestimating the prevalence of epilepsy, even in well-conducted studies. It is important to standardize the process of epidemiologic monitoring of epilepsy in order to improve the reliability in data comparison. Understanding the reasons for these differences is a crucial issue for eventually raising new hypotheses or prevention strategies.
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TechnoBuffalo.com was born out of Jonathan Rettinger's popular YouTube channel where he post videos of "unboxings" and reviews of gadgets he found cool. In 2009 he decided to start a blog to compliment his growing video channel. Running a site such as this isn't an individual endeavor and he has surrounded himself with staff that comes from diverse backgrounds and skills.
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Jon has been a fan of technology since he was a kid. Even as a baby he hacked his bottle to have an external LCD display. Born and raised in Orange County California, USA Jon is excited to share his love of electronic toys with the world.
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Sean P. Aune has been a professional technology blogger since July 2007, but his love of tech dates back to at least 1976 when his parents bought him a small transistor radio he would listen to before bed. He has rabidly followed tech trends ever since, and once he got on the Internet in Sept. 1986, it was all over for him.
In the past, Sean has worked for print publications such as Wizard – The Guide To Comics, Comic Buyer's Guide and Combo. In his time in the world of professional blogging he has been involved with Mashable and BLORGE.com among others.
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Roy Choi is a Southern California native. He has been infatuated with technology reviews ever since he bought his first crummy laptop in the summer of 2000. He's been a writer for 8 years with The Walt Disney Company prior to joining TechnoBuffalo. When he's not writing he enjoys spending time with this wife doing nerdy things.
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NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: This poem is about a crabbing excursion I took with my now-husband (then-friend) and other friends out in Patchogue, Long Island. The trip came after a lot of begging and nagging on my part (because this was off-season). We started too early (dusk) and apparently had missed a wave of crab and were destined to miss the next as well. We've since had more luck, but even though we left empty-handed I remember the trip fondly.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Emily Hockaday is author of three chapbooks: Ophelia: A Botanist's Guide (Zoo Cake Press 2015), What We Love & Will Not Give Up (Dancing Girl Press 2014), and Starting a Life (Finishing Line Press 2012). Her work has appeared in a number of journals including the North American Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, Newtown Literary, Amazon's Day One, and, most recently, Qu. She can be found on the web at emilyhockaday.com and on Twitter @E_Hockaday.
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In the pipeline for potatoes – eight new crop protection products
BASF's pipeline for potatoes – eight new crop protection products
New, independently-run market research has revealed that growers are committed to growing potatoes in the future, despite the identified challenges of crop protection losses and increased disease and pest pressures.
The research, commissioned by BASF and carried out by Carol Willey, was presented at a BASF event to coincide with British Potato 2021 and represented the views of those who grow more than 11,367 ha of potatoes for fresh consumption, chipping, crisping and seed production.
The majority of respondents described potatoes as their main source of income, demonstrating the importance for specialist knowledge, infrastructure and market access. However, there were real concerns surrounding the fragmented knowledge of sustainable practices within the sector from half of those who responded.
Read more: BASF opens forum for potato growers
On average, 61% of respondents' production was grown on contract, and whilst growers were keen to explore new contracts and increase their production area, there was real concern cited that the capital investment required to upscale would be difficult to justify.
Many growers also noted that buyers' size specifications often limited potential yield and, as such, quality was more important than quantity, to deliver a strong return on investment.
Independent agronomist, Howard Hinds, who spoke at the event, said: "Growers have some real challenges ahead. The control of both blight and alternaria will be more difficult without mancozeb and whilst there are effective fungicides on the market, some are more vulnerable to a resistance breakdown.
"We have lost Vydate for nematode control, Linuron for weed control and Biscaya for aphids, and in the case of nematicides the alternatives are limited or are yet to be used widely. The fluctuating weather pattern is also allowing pests to survive milder winters making climate change a real concern," he pointed out.
"Whilst there are a wide range of IPM solutions available, from trap cropping to wildflower strips, cover crops and sampling for nematodes, the lack of potential research, with the loss of AHDB, could have real consequences for future innovation."
The rise of more aggressive late blight strains is putting pressure on even the strongest blight fungicides on the market and the loss of more than 10 actives to potato growers in the last few years – and another 50 under threat in the future – makes new innovation vital.
It costs between £250m and £350m to bring a new active to the market, which can take over a decade of investment, research, and trials. That said, between 2022 and 2024, BASF said it planned to launch eight new products, demonstrating a strong commitment to the potato sector.
For late blight, BAS657 is set for approval in early 2022 and has two unique modes of action including a multisite. It has systemic mobility with recommendations for early application, four to five weeks after planting, during canopy growth.
"There is only one other systemic fungicide on the market that is not affected by resistance," explained Paul Goddard, BASF's business development manager for specialities
"It works best when the plant is strong and growing, therefore early application is essential. It has an optimised 'syn-tec' formulation, allowing the actives to target infection and reduce selection pressure, playing a key role in anti-resistance management strategies."
Eurofins and SRUC trials demonstrated that BAS657's 'top draw' protection is on a par with current market standards, including Infinitio and Ranman Top.
Expected for approval in late 2021, Revysol (mefentrifluconazole) will now also be available for use in potatoes. The isopropanol-azole was first introduced to the market in 2019 for cereals and has since be developed to support disease control with early blight.
Growers will be able to apply up to three applications from mid-July, at a minimum of seven-day intervals from formation of basal side shoots to senescence, BBCH 20-97. BASF trials with the fungicide delivered an average blight reduction of 91.2%, compared to difenoconazole, which delivered 79.6%.
Nemaslug 2.0 is a new mollusc parasitic nematode (phasmarhabditis californica) but still has a comparable hosts spectrum to the original product, with a refined production process to increase yield, giving an improved continuity of supply.
A higher concentration on infective juvenile loading meets BASF's wider objective of delivering sustainable crop protection products, with smaller packaging, reducing the plastic requirements by 32.5%.
Already approved and likely to be available for 2023 planting, Honesty (fluxapyroxad) is a tuber treatment with strong control of rhizoctonia, silver scurf, black dot, and promising activity against dry rot, gangrene and more.
Mr Goddard believed the new SDHI could be a game changer for the industry: "We are really excited about Honesty as it complements Allstar, which also has strong control of rhizoctonia in-furrow treatment. It's mode of actions gives it mobility in the plant, giving maximum potential for control.
"It also offers growers with another alternative to their programme and has the potential to change the way the industry thinks about their crop protection."
In addition to fungicides and tuber treatments, BASF will be bringing to market – subject to approval in late 2022 – a pre-emergence herbicide, BAS656 (dimethenamid-p), with a new mixer product mode of action and a year later, BAS480051, a biological for wireworm damage.
It will also be the first in Europe to launch Axalion, an insecticide developed in-house by BASF with no cross-resistance and a new mode of action. Expected in 2024, it will control piercing and sucking pests such as aphids, whitefly and thrips.
Read more: Perfecting Potatoes Together – a new podcast
BASF said it had been committed to research and development in the speciality sector for more than two decades, but a combination of a strong product pipeline and the launch of their new 'Perfecting Potatoes Together' initiative, is putting them as one of the leaders in the potato sector.
Commenting on their new approach, Sophia Sutherland, speciality campaign manager at BASF said: "The UK market loves a potato! Retail sales are worth more than £2.5bn, and the crop protection market value is circa of £55m.
"As an industry, we need to be doing everything we can to support growers and that includes accepting that soil will be moved and structure changed so we must look at providing information to support good management, before and after potatoes, to reduce field impacts.
"We also understand there are many challenges facing potato growers, and we know that these challenges need a combination of cultural and chemical solutions. By unifying growers, industry experts and BASF professionals we hope to understand the issues better and find solutions together," added Sophia
The Perfecting Potatoes Initiative is a new platform where growers can find the latest information on sustainable potato farming, access podcasts and online webinars, host trials on their farm, receive agronomic advice from experts and access events and trial tours.


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The bold and sizzling Rozlyn Khan has been a stunner onscreen since her modelling days for Gladrags and PETA. Rozlyn has grabbed headlines for various reasons and she has even done two small budget films, a couple of short films and a web series. However, the actress seems to be pissed that she has lost 5 years of her life because of some projects which she signed that never went on floors.
Interestingly there is a 'Bhabhi' connection to both of them. Wonder what we are talking about?
Well, Rozlyn was reportedly doing a movie with Ram Gopal Verma called Savita Bhabhi which never saw the light of day. Then there was a film, Online Bhabhi which was to be directed by Neeraj Vora but since his demise last week, that too has been thrown out of gear.
Thus, Rozlyn considers herself twice unlucky.
Talking about her bad luck, Rozlyn said, "My luck in the Hindi film industry probably has not been in my favour in the past few years as I have been twice unlucky in Bollywood to have a big launch by 2 great filmmakers. First it was the dynamic filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma who was supposed to launch me in the Savita Bhabhi movie. However, this film never took off and then after that I met the supremely talented actor, writer, director and producer Neeraj Vora. Neeraj was supposed to launch me in a comedy movie tentatively titled 'Bhabhi Online' but he was busy in a few other projects which he was working on and suddenly he suffered a massive heart attack and brain stroke. He had been unwell since then and it was extremely sad that he passed away, few days ago. Now, with his unfortunate demise, my hopes of being launched by him on a grand scale have also have come to an end."
So filmmakers, if you are going to Rozlyn, don't call her 'Bhabhi'.
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Web.com Tour Utah Championship Announces New Venue and 2015 Date
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Thanksgiving Point will host Utah's Only PGA TOUR Event July 30 – August 2, 2015
Salt Lake City (Dec. 22, 2014) – The Web.com Tour Utah Championship presented by Zions Bank and hosted by the Utah Sports Commission will be played at a new site and with a new date in 2015.
The tournament will move to the Golf Club at Thanksgiving Point, after being held at Willow Creek Country Club for the past sixteen years.
Thanksgiving Point has been the host for many of Utah's largest golf events including the men's and women's Utah State Amateur Championship, Johnny Miller's Champions Challenge, as well as the host course for the PGA and Utah Junior Golf Association.
"The Utah Sports Commission appreciates the new partnership with the Golf Club at Thanksgiving Point and the exciting opportunities this new venue will provide to the players, their families and spectators," said Jeff Robbins, president and CEO of the Utah Sports Commission.
Billy Casper, owner of 51 PGA Tour victories (including three Majors) and nine Champions Tour wins, is thrilled that the Utah Championship will be played at Thanksgiving Point. "The golf course is one of the true championship venues in Utah. Johnny Miller's design is perfectly suited to host a Web.com Tour event. I look forward to being on hand to meet and greet players and sponsors and to watch all the action."
A championship caliber course, the Golf Club at Thanksgiving Point is 7,714 yards long and covers more than 200 acres, providing the 2015 field of golfers with new challenges. The course was recently named the number one public golf club in Utah by Golf Digest and one of fifteen "hidden gems" in the country by Links Magazine.
PGA TOUR rookie Tony Finau says, "I've grown up playing and practicing at Thanksgiving Point Golf Club. It's pretty much been my home course. It's very exciting that the Utah Championship will play there this year. The players are going to find a very challenging layout that will test each club in their bag."
This Johnny Miller Signature Golf Club cradles the most spectacular gardens in Utah, and creatively uses the natural mountain desert landscape to enhance the overall golf experience. The tournament, which will once again be broadcast on GOLF CHANNEL, will generate an estimated $3 million in media value to the state , capturing the beauty of the course and its surroundings to golf fans across the globe. The tournament will also generate an estimated $4 million in economic impact to Utah's economy.
Mark Whetzel, who is Director of Golf at Thanksgiving Point and will oversee Operations for the Utah Championship adds, "We are thrilled to be hosting Utah's only PGA TOUR event. Having the Web.com Tour here is a feather in Johnny Miller's cap. His design will bring a new challenge and a fun environment for the Utah Championship. Thanksgiving Point will provide a championship course worthy of Web.com Tour standards and will be an excellent example of the quality of public play available in Utah."
The Utah Championship will move to the last weekend in July, with the four-day event taking place July 30 – August 2.
To be a volunteer or learn more about the Web.com Tour Utah Championship, please visit utahchampionship.com
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"A very beautiful place and it was a highlight of our visit to Hanoi, cannot recommend a visit here enough whether for a tour or a concert.""Try out and also watch a performance, as these're the sole opportunity you get off looking at the inside, together with the costs of shows are really affordable in comparison to the European."
Lotte Observation Deck
"Practically the tallest building around, allowing for far reaching views throughout Hanoi.""Amazing 360 view of hanoi, 2 different glass floor observation decks, well worth a visit, cheaper prices for an hour in morning or night too."
"Very nice church and it is right in the centre of old town.""My first impressions of this church reminded me of Notre Dame in Paris with its twin bell towers, ornate facade and glass features."
Fine Arts Museum (Bao Tang My Thuat)
"interesting collection""The Museum is home to a large collection of Vietnamese art including paintings, sculptures and ceramics, from a range of different periods, providing an interesting insight into Vietnamese art and history."
"Everything is very orderly under the watchful eye of immaculate soldiers in white uniforms and to see how seriously they take their responsibility has to be admired.""There are very many eyes, and guns watching you as you follow the long line in single file towards the Mausoleum itself."
Chua Tran Quoc
"On the grounds of Tran Quoc is a Bodhi tree taken as cutting of the original tree in Bodh Gaya, India under which the Buddha sat and achieved enlightenment.""It is the largest pagoda in hanoi,located at the side of west lake.On the grounds of Tran Quoc is a Bodhi tree taken as cutting of the original tree in Bodh Gaya, India under which the Buddha sat and achieved enli..."
"We loved it, aided by a great guide Trinh Dinh Tien (The Ra Vao) he gave us a tailor made tour which hit the highlights of the fascinating character that is Ho Chi Minh.""It was lovely to speak to a young Vietnamese woman who was so passionately interested and well-informed about Vietnamese history and so curious and interested about the intersections with the history of other coun..."
Vietnam Military History Museum
"... fights during the formation of Vietnam, the several wars with different Chinese dynasties, French colonisation (twice), the Japanese in WWII, and finally the Vietnam War, (or the American War as it is known).""There are also gift shops and restaurants on site as well as the Hanoi Flag Tower which was built from 1805-1812 and from which the Vietnamese national flag has flown every day since independence from France in 1954."
Imperial Citadel of Thang Long
"This is an Unesco site and the history stretches back through the centuries.""Interesting to see the way the war affected this area, which the French colonial buildings on top of the old original buildings, and architecture, along with the archaeological sites."
Duong Lam Ancient Village
"We also did visit Mia Pagoda and the communal house too.""... house of Mrs. Duong Lan ... + Duong Lam ancient well + Phung Hung Temple (Bo Cai Dai Vuong) + Temple and Ngo Quyen tomb + Mia Pagoda (Sung Nghiem Tu) 🍡Trading in Duong Lam What to eat when traveling Lin Road?"
Ba Vi National Park
"You can drive around this national park on a motorbike (semi automatic was fine) and see some stunning scenery and French ruins.""You gotta pay an entrance fee at the gates of the national park."
"The walk around the Lake is very good, you are able to visit Fannys and also have an ice cream, you will find cafe's and even locations to enjoy considered a cold beverage.""Fresh air from the lake was blow all the stressful, bad emotions in my mind... Tran Quoc Pagoda and Quan Thanh temple is nearby so this location is a good place to start a trip to the ha noi history... Love to be..."
Presidential Palace Historical Site
"We are group of 5 including my daughter and it's our first time to visit Vietnam- Ho Chi Minh One of the main factor that we enjoyed is when Mr Bao sing a Happy birthday in Vietnam song for my daughter.""The gardens are a delight and walking around the lake, passing Ho Chi Minh's house on stilts, his car collection, all gifted, and meeting rooms, gives an insight in this man's humble beliefs and lifestyle."
Perfume Pagoda
"We went to the Pafume Pagoda during the Vietnamese lunar new year .we""beautiful landscape."
"Originally constructed in 1049 by the Emperor Ly Thai Tong for finally being blessed with a son, the temple resembles a lotus flower (the Vietnamese National Flower), standing on one pillar, as seen in his prophet...""This beautiful pagoda rises from one pillar in the centre of a lotus pond making it one of Vietnam's most iconic temples"
"Hanoi's Night Market is a nice place to buy all kind of souvenirs,clothing, shoes, T Shirts, electronics, cameras,headphones, glasses,jewelry and many items at bargain prices.""Typical Asian Night Market"
Lotus Water Puppet Theater
"Great cultural experience even without any translation I seemed to understand some of the history through other tours.""Great, quick way to experience a little bit of Vietnamese culture a quick walk from the major tourist areas."
Ngoc Son Temple
"A great place to visit if you have free time in Hanoi, really small entrance fee of 30k and you can get some really beautiful pictures there and see a well preserved clean and stunning temple in the middle of the...""The temple is located on a small island in the northern part of Hoan Kiem Lake, connected to the lakeshore by an elegant scarlet bridge, constructed in classical Vietnamese style."
Hang Gai Street (Street of Hemp)
"Great service and great prices that match quality of fabric and tailoring.""Wonderful little store at 11 Hang Gai called Silk Like right in front of Cafe Pho Co"
Aeon Mall Long Bien
"Overall I will give 5 star rating for shopping and excellent variety of Food courts, restaurants.. recommendation to try Manwah Hotpot.""There are a variety of shops and things to do, even a cinema."
Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street
"Night market and water puppet theatre is located very near by.""Souvenir vendors hawk their wares on the north shore, near the entrance to Ngoc Son Temple, which is located on a small island in the lake, accessible only by a pedestrian bridge."
Vietnam National Tuong Theatre
"I understand that the actors and musicians are tired after the performance and are likely on tight scheduled but, I wish I'd have had a chance to exchange words with them following the show.""The musicians performed beautifully and the music was so unusual we were thrilled.The clever acting of the characters in the various scenes meant that the story was easy to follow from the descriptions in the prog..."
Thap Rua Tower
"The Lake was renamed "Hoan Kiem Lake" or "The Lake of Returned Sword" either when the sword was graciously returned by the Emperor or taken by the giant golden turtle.""The lake, the tower and all the old quarter surroundings all express culture of Hanoi."
Hanoi Flag Tower
"When visiting the Military Museum, you can also go part the way up this tower and get a view of the surrounding city and an areal view of the museum's exhibits.""A massive Vietnamese flag flutters from the top giving the tower its name and making it a nice photo op."


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Open access: addressing your concerns
Open access (OA) is the practice of allowing academic outputs to be available to all, free of charge. Generally this applies to journal articles, but some effort is being made to apply OA to monographs and other outputs.
Although OA can be traced back to the 1940s, the modern movement began in the 1990s, and emerged first in the sciences. The earliest free online archive was arXiv, established in 1991. PubMed, an online repository for medical research, was created in 1997, and the ePrints software was developed in 2000.
The movement gained momentum in the early 21st Century, and has now become mainstream, with many funders mandating its use for publications arising out of the research they've funded.
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), which brings together the UK's research councils, launched their new OA policy in April 2022. This followed policy changes by Wellcome and the National Institute for Health Research. These new policies are under an international initiative called Plan S, and the next OA requirements for the REF are likely to follow suit.
With this significant step, the Eastern Arc OA and Scholarly Communications Group has prepared a series answers to common OA concerns that academics and researchers across the Arc may have.
Please follow institution-specific advice at UEA, Essex or Kent for detailed step by step guidance about meeting specific funder requirements at your home university.
Open access publications are poor quality. If I publish open access, my research will not be seen as being credible
Fully open access journals are often newer than journals based on a subscription model, and so have not had as long to establish a reputation. However, this shouldn't be a barrier to publishing in them:
Most academics now recognise that open access is a well-established, growing, credible and fundamental part of the research publishing landscape.
Many funders, including UKRI and the Wellcome Trust, now require publication in fully open access journals, as laid out by Plan S. Plan S is a set of open access principles that has a growing number of international signatories.
There is increasing emphasis by many institutions on recognising the intrinsic value of an article or other output, and not the publication where it appeared. Campaigns like the Declaration on Research Assessment (or DORA) are helping to reinforce this position, and the Research Excellence Framework (REF) explicitly states that publication venue should not be a factor in assessing a research article.
Publishing in a traditional subscription-based journal is not a guarantee of quality, and there are examples of bad practice in many journals.
Open access publications sometimes make use of open peer review, which further enables the quality of the work to be demonstrated.
Here are some tools for identifying good quality open access publishers.
Funders' open access requirements restrict academic freedom to publish where I wish
Funders are trying to make sure that public money is used for the public good, to ensure that research is available to read and re-use, to reduce the amount of money paid to publishers and to prevent duplication of research and effort. This is why they have created the current open access requirements.
While these may seem complicated and restrictive, there are nearly always exceptions that can be used if you have a specific publisher in mind. You are free to publish where you wish; however, some journals make it easier than others to comply with the requirements.
Similarly, your funder or institution may only be prepared to pay for your open access fee or article-processing charge (APC) if you publish in certain journals.
More broadly, there is an argument to be made that the expectation that you only publish in a small number of highly-ranked journals is actually a larger impediment to academic freedom.
Open access journals are predatory journals
Although it is true that fake open access journals exist and exploit the 'publish or perish' expectation in academia, it is certainly not the case that all open access journals are predatory.
Fake journals are always open access, as they take advantage of the 'pay to publish' business model to lure researchers into publishing their articles.
So, how can you tell the difference? Here are some ways to spot the predators.
Aims and Scope: A predatory journal often has a very wide scope and may use names like 'International Journal of…' or similar title that sounds very generic. Remember, most journals have a very specific scope.
Invitation emails to submit: Though it can be common for journals to send out 'call for papers' emails, it is not common for the promise of publication to be certain. It is also rare for journals to send emails directly to researchers asking for manuscripts. If you get any of these emails, just delete them.
Grammar and spelling: Predatory journals will often have strange or incorrect grammar and spelling. This can be on their website or in correspondence. If a journal promising 'to join hands with you', or praising you as 'a well esteemed researcher', it is probably a scam.
Submission and retraction fees: The submission fee for a journal should be visible and communicated in a call for papers. Surprise fees are common amongst predatory publishers, and so are retraction fees. If you are asked for a retraction fee, contact your library team for support. If you have submitted a manuscript to a journal and realised too late that it is predatory, they might try to get you to pay to have the article retracted. Otherwise, they could publish the paper, which means you cannot publish it anywhere else.
Timeline: A journal that offers a very quick timeline from submission to publication is extremely suspicious. Remember, there should be enough time to complete the whole peer review process, so if a journal promises to publish your paper in two weeks, it's probably because they are skipping the peer review process completely.
The 'Think. Check. Submit' tool provides a useful checklist for you to use when assessing a journal. Remember that you can also always ask your library team for support if you are unsure, or just want a second pair of eyes to check your assessment.
Publishing in an open access journal will adversely affect chances of establishing myself or getting promoted
Open access may actually be required for career progression!
Firstly, open access is increasingly being included as a requirement in job specifications.
Secondly, making your work publicly available allows more people to access it, and therefore it can enhance your profile and reputation.
Finally, many important funders require open access as a condition of their funding. As a researcher's funding record is often an important factor in career progression, open access is a fundamental part of this.
If I share my work or data online people will steal my ideas
Copyright does not protect ideas, only their expression. If you told someone your research idea in a café and they went ahead and developed the idea before you were able to, you would have no protection.
The best way to protect your ideas is to write them down, register them and share them openly. This is how Turnitin works: it compares text in a document with text on the internet and if it finds anything similar it flags it up.
In the same way putting your research onto an open access platform means everyone will see that it is your idea and if anyone tries to steal it, it will be easy to spot. Use OSF, Aspredicted or Octopus platforms or ask your colleagues which ones they use.
If there is any part of your research that you want to keep to yourself, especially if it is commercially valuable or sensitive, you can still do this, use FAIR Principles to ensure your work is "as open as possible and as protected as necessary."
Creative Commons licences offer me less protection
Creative Commons (CC) licences vary in the levels of protection they offer. Different licences enable the author (or copyright holder) to make it clear how users can and cannot reuse the work.
By considering which CC licence works best for you, you are helping to ensure that your work is only used in the way you choose, ultimately providing the level of protection you feel is necessary.
Creative Commons licences are really confusing so it is hard to choose
Current copyright law that assumes that all content protected by copyright is, by default, 'all rights reserved'; in other words, you need permission from the creator before you can copy, adapt, or share the work.
When you publish in a subscription journal it is common to be asked to sign an agreement transferring copyright to the publisher on publication. This doesn't happen when publishing open access and you or your institution retains the copyright.
For open access publication most publishers use a set of standard licences known as Creative Commons that allow authors to make their content free to share and re-use. Attaching a Creative Commons licence to a piece of work lets people know immediately that they can freely share and re-use the content.
These licences can seem confusing at first, but they are relatively simple when you understand the acronyms and the level of protection they provide for your work.
'BY' Attribution (meaning appropriate credit) is always required.
'NC' (non-commercial) indicates that commercial uses are not permitted.
'ND' (no derivatives) indicates that adaptations are not allowed.
'SA' (share alike) – indicates that adaptations of the original work must be licensed under the same terms (so additional restrictions cannot be imposed by people creating derivative works).
These permissions, and the different ways they are combined, are made clear in this graphic.
Creative Commons licenses by Foter (CC-BY-SA)
I am giving all my rights away if I publish open access
Publishing open access is actually a good way to ensure you can keep certain rights over your work. When publishing open access, you can control the rights people have to use and re-use your work by assigning a Creative Commons (CC) licence, as we outlined in the section above.
Different CC licences allow for different levels of reuse, meaning you decide which rights to retain. Do be aware that if your research is funded, either by your institution or an external funding body, they may recommend or require that you use a particular licence on your publishing research.
In contrast, publishing via the traditional route (i.e. behind a paywall) often means you sign over the copyright to your work to the publisher. In doing so, you give the publisher the rights to your work, meaning your own reuse may be limited in the future.
If you are concerned about giving away the rights to your work when publishing in a subscription journal, you can use the Rights Retention statement on submission to the journal, and place a prior licence on a certain version of the work.
More information about the Rights Retention Strategy is available on the cOAlition S website (but please note that any research can make use of the statement, whether it is cOAlition S-funded or not).
I cannot publish open access because of third party copyright material in my work
There are ways to work through this provided you address it at an early stage. For each item consider whether:
the copyright has expired
there is a clear statement that that the work can be used under a Creative Commons licence
use of the material falls within the description of 'fair dealing' under UK law
If none of these apply and you decide that you need to get the permission of the rights holders to include their content, make your plans for open access publication clear.
Copyrighted material can still be protected on an item-by-item basis within an OA book or article.
Academic researchers do not use work in repositories because it is unfinished. No one uses work in repositories anyway
University repositories and reputable open access platforms are managed according to international standards. Copies of works available from them are held alongside rigorous metadata clearly describing their provenance and the version uploaded. Where the version of record is not held, the Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) or a Preprint may be available and, where possible, there will be links to the publisher's version of record.
The AAM is the version of the work after peer review has taken place and changes have been made, but before any publisher type setting, branding or copyediting is in place. If a publisher platform has been used to create the AAM there may be some branding present but no page numbers, volume or issue information. The content, however, will be just the same as the Version of Record or the publisher's version. This is the version most usually held in university repositories.
A preprint is an early version of the same work. It will not have been peer reviewed, but it will contain valuable information and insights. These versions are found on preprint servers like ArXiv, and for many disciplines they form a valid part of the scholarly record and can be cited as works in their own right.
As open access is required by more funders and government bodies, copies of the version of record for an increasing number of works are available from university and subject repositories. These versions are identical to the publisher's version and can be used and cited in the same way.
You can find any of these versions on Google Scholar and bibliographical databases, and each will be clearly labelled. You need to cite the version you are using but otherwise there is no difference in the validity of the work, whether you got it from a repository, the publisher's web site, or a printed journal.
Publishing open access will compromise any chance I have of patenting my ideas or commercialising my research
At the start of any research project, you should develop a plan as to how you are going to publish your ideas.
This will include how and when you will make your work available, and it will include any restrictions on that. If you think that any part of your research will have commercial potential, then you need to consult your university innovation and enterprise team before you decide what you can share and what you can publish.
They will help you decide what can be developed into a business idea and what part of your work can be made available in advance. Making some aspects available before you have developed the commercial possibilities may even help you attracting investment, collaborators, or customers.
Whether you are making this part of your research available open access or published behind a publisher's paywall, this decision needs to be made as you will not be able to publish anything affecting you patent until it is granted. In fact, making your other work open access early on will improve the reach and potential of your research to support your patented product.
If I share my data on an open access basis it will damage my participants by revealing their personal data
Most funders, universities and other supporters of open data and open research support the principles of FAIR data.
These principles state that research data should be findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (or FAIR). This is so that research process is as transparent, reproducible and as credible as possible.
The reusable aspect also requires that all due care has been taken to ensure that the interests of all participants are protected through GDPR and ethical processes.
The FAIR attitude is that data, and research in general, should be "as open as possible and as restricted as necessary." This means that instead of dismissing the idea of any data sharing at all, you should take the time to assess your data and work out how it can be made safe to share, through processes such as minimisation and anonymisation, or by separating sensitive data from non-sensitive data like interview and questionnaire tools and methodologies.
Minimisation of data means that you do not collect more data than you need (e.g. do you need the precise dates of birth, or will a range suffice?)
Anonymisation involves removing any identifiable detail at an early stage in the processing – e.g. during the transcription of interviews. You can also make sure you have discussed how you will be using, sharing, and disseminating your work with your participants at an early stage. help them understand how you will be protecting their identities while ensuring the widest impact for their contribution.
Funders and publishers will expect you to be able share the data that supports your results in a safe way, and this can be documented at the start of your work in your research data management plan. Your university will be able to support you in this.
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