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package entidades;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.persistence.Basic;
import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.persistence.Temporal;
import javax.persistence.TemporalType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

/**
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 * @author Head
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@Entity
@Table(name = "contas_view")
@XmlRootElement

public class ContasView implements Serializable {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "numeroconta")
    @Id
    private int numeroconta;
    @Column(name = "data")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
    private Date data;
    @Column(name = "pagamento")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
    private Date pagamento;
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "vencimento")
    @Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
    private Date vencimento;
    @Column(name = "MesReferente")
    private String mesReferente;
    @Column(name = "AnoReferente")
    private Integer anoReferente;
    @Column(name = "socio")
    private String socio;
    @Column(name = "endereco")
    private String endereco;
    @Column(name = "numero")
    private String numero;
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "numeroSocio")
    private int numeroSocio;
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "categoriaSocio")
    private String categoriaSocio;
    // @Max(value=?)  @Min(value=?)//if you know range of your decimal fields consider using these annotations to enforce field validation
    @Basic(optional = false)
    @Column(name = "taxaSocio")
    private BigDecimal taxaSocio;
    @Column(name = "consumo")
    private Double consumo;
    @Column(name = "excessoLTd")
    private Double excessoLTd;
    @Column(name = "excessoValor")
    private Double excessoValor;
    @Column(name = "taxas")
    private BigDecimal taxas;
    @Column(name = "totalconta")
    private Double totalconta;

    public ContasView() {
    }

    public int getNumeroconta() {
        return numeroconta;
    }

    public void setNumeroconta(int numeroconta) {
        this.numeroconta = numeroconta;
    }

    public Date getData() {
        return data;
    }

    public void setData(Date data) {
        this.data = data;
    }

    public Date getPagamento() {
        return pagamento;
    }

    public void setPagamento(Date pagamento) {
        this.pagamento = pagamento;
    }

    public Date getVencimento() {
        return vencimento;
    }

    public void setVencimento(Date vencimento) {
        this.vencimento = vencimento;
    }

    public String getMesReferente() {
        return mesReferente;
    }

    public void setMesReferente(String mesReferente) {
        this.mesReferente = mesReferente;
    }

    public Integer getAnoReferente() {
        return anoReferente;
    }

    public void setAnoReferente(Integer anoReferente) {
        this.anoReferente = anoReferente;
    }

    public String getSocio() {
        return socio;
    }

    public void setSocio(String socio) {
        this.socio = socio;
    }

    public String getEndereco() {
        return endereco;
    }

    public void setEndereco(String endereco) {
        this.endereco = endereco;
    }

    public String getNumero() {
        return numero;
    }

    public void setNumero(String numero) {
        this.numero = numero;
    }

    public int getNumeroSocio() {
        return numeroSocio;
    }

    public void setNumeroSocio(int numeroSocio) {
        this.numeroSocio = numeroSocio;
    }

    public String getCategoriaSocio() {
        return categoriaSocio;
    }

    public void setCategoriaSocio(String categoriaSocio) {
        this.categoriaSocio = categoriaSocio;
    }

    public BigDecimal getTaxaSocio() {
        return taxaSocio;
    }

    public void setTaxaSocio(BigDecimal taxaSocio) {
        this.taxaSocio = taxaSocio;
    }

    public Double getConsumo() {
        return consumo;
    }

    public void setConsumo(Double consumo) {
        this.consumo = consumo;
    }

    public Double getExcessoLTd() {
        return excessoLTd;
    }

    public void setExcessoLTd(Double excessoLTd) {
        this.excessoLTd = excessoLTd;
    }

    public Double getExcessoValor() {
        return excessoValor;
    }

    public void setExcessoValor(Double excessoValor) {
        this.excessoValor = excessoValor;
    }

    public BigDecimal getTaxas() {
        return taxas;
    }

    public void setTaxas(BigDecimal taxas) {
        this.taxas = taxas;
    }

    public Double getTotalconta() {
        return totalconta;
    }

    public void setTotalconta(Double totalconta) {
        this.totalconta = totalconta;
    }

}

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Abandoned building in Central Michigan. Isn't it funny that Windsor Ontario is south of Detroit?
I've used up 57% of my allowable image quota on Blogger. It won't be too much longer that I'll just have to move to a new blog account. Or something.
Tomorrow I send out the last (I hope) of the contracts for Alien Uprising.
Here are some notes on Nikon lenses. I've concluded that we do indeed need to use the Nikon D90 for exteriors in New York in order to shoot with available streetlight. And we need the fastest lenses.
There is some merit to the Vivitar over the Nikon 85mm. But nominally it would be better for us to use the same lens manufacturer just so the color and such tends to match when going from wide to closeup. We think.
Nikon 35mm f1.4 perfect optics and operation $500 store -- $255 cheapest auction. I just got outbid at $358 for one in perfect condition.
Grab that image - put the Strakk Industries logo on the side and voila!


To most people, the daily grind is less manual labour than it is bums glued to seats. And while having a 9-5 office job might be great for those Excel skills, many studies show that being sedentary for hours on end is not only bad for productivity (and our waistlines) but also less than ideal for our health.
Position yourself on the edge of your desk with your palms either side of your hips. Make sure your feet are flat on the floor before bending your elbows and lowering your body (aim to go until your elbows are bent at 90-degree angles.) Hold the pose for 30 secs then repeat for five mins.
To start: make sure you have a clear space. Then, stand with your feet together and your arms bent at the elbow. Move into a lunge position, then jump to switch to the other side. Repeat 15 times each leg.
Sit at the very edge of your seat (ensuring the wheel locks are on) and hold on to the sides of the chair. Pull your knees together and raise your legs towards your chest. Repeat for one minute.
Stand with your back against a wall and your legs out at an angle. Lower yourself into a squatting position (like you're sitting on a chair.) Hold this for a few seconds, before sliding back up. Repeat multiple times.
Position yourself behind your chair, holding on to the back for support. Raise your right arm towards the ceiling and simultaneously stretch your left behind you. Hold this for 30 seconds and repeat on the other side.
Using your desk for support, stand on your tip toes and hold this position for 15 seconds. Lower back down and repeat for two minutes.
Hold a water bottle (or anything that's a similar weight) and let your arms fall to your sides. Slowly bend them upwards and repeat until you've completed three sets of 12 reps each arm.


It was really nice to see some fresh snow on Ben Nevis today. It cooled down last night and fresh snow fell down to about the level of the CIC Hut at 700m or so. The snow was pretty wet underneath but it had frozen on the summit and everything had a very wintry look to it. Rintje, Tom and I went to climb Number Three Gully Buttress which worked out very well. I'd seen the ice at the start of the climb yesterday and it looked fine. As we walked up, Green Gully also looked fine but looks can be deceiving. The fresh snow was a bit wet and sticky, and had filled in the first itch of Green Gully with soft snow. It looked inviting but would have been horrible to try to climb.
Rintje and I climbed Number Three Gully Buttress a few years ago but there are lots of variations on the route that I took last time. This time we stuck to the classic route and it worked out very well. At the top the route steps over a really exposed corner and then follows a ramp to the top which is tremendously airy. It's a fantastic position that we got a good impression of despite the steady snowfall.
We came down Number Four Gully which was very nicely filled in with some soft snow. There was a little blocking and cracking of the new snow but not enough to cause any concern with the depth that had accumulated. It was a challenging day to stay dry. Rubber gloves worked well for me today!


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Melanie Durrant Unveils New Lyric Video For Her Single "Ride With Me"
by ABR	: December 18, 2020 News
Toronto award-winning singer Melanie Durrant has unveiled an eye-catching lyric video for her rock 'n' soul single 'Ride with Me". A driving indie-pop cut showcasing Durrant's stellar vocal prowess, "Ride With Me" serves as further testament to the 3-time JUNO Award nominee's reputation for being one of the most talented and versatile artists to emerge from Canada's vibrant R&B/soul scene.
"I'm not the type to get boxed into one musical lane," Durrant explained. "It's not about genres, it's about good music, timeless music. I love rock and roll, and 'Ride with Me' allowed me to mesh some of that direction into my signature soul style."
Through and through, Durrant has been an artist living in the moment, reflecting life back without any constraints or labels. She crafted the new song's writing with Grammy Award- winner Sebastian Kole, who has also recently worked with the likes of Alicia Keys, John Legend, and Alessia Cara. // Continue to the full article
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like, "the next list of this linked list is really no list at all" (i.e.
L rdf:rest rdf:nil; see <http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-schema/#ch_nil>).
you could use for anything?
> There is something close. rdf:Lists terminate with a null I think.
>> resource---that is, a resource that represents no resource at all?
>> a tornado that canceled the game?
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ExxonMobil's governance structure fails the energy transition, Engine No. 1 founder says
Pratima Desai
An Exxon gas station in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Nov. 23.ANDREW KELLY/Reuters
A failing governance structure propagated by a management without a strategy for the energy transition was behind Engine No. 1′s quest to bring independence to Exxon Mobil Corp.'s board, Chris James, founder of the U.S. hedge fund told Reuters.
Governments, companies and individuals are taking steps to cut their carbon footprints and enable the energy transition, which includes electric vehicles and renewable energy such as wind turbines and solar.
ExxonMobil has been an outlier in transparency and accountability in its environmental impact, Mr. James said in an interview at the Reuters Next Conference.
"This is a company that has lost its social licence. … It needs to look at the energy transition as an opportunity to be part of the solution instead of the problem."
Three of four people with energy-transition experience nominated by Engine No. 1 joined ExxonMobil's board earlier this year.
Oil majors such as BP PLC facing mounting pressure from regulators and investors have moved to develop cleaner energy and divest from fossil fuels, a primary source of greenhouse-gas emissions that cause global warming.
ExxonMobil has instead invested in new projects in the oil and gas arena that should not have been approved and wasted capital, Mr. James said, adding that the company had some of the most talented engineers in the world.
"Management has prevented these engineers from unleashing the power they have to create value in the energy transition," Mr. James said, adding that ExxonMobil had outperformed Chevron Corp. since Engine No. 1′s intervention.
ExxonMobil's shares are up around 60 per cent since November, 2020, when Engine No. 1 bought them, compared with roughly 30 per cent for Chevron.
In response to a request for comment, ExxonMobil said: "We evaluate our investments across a range of scenarios – including net-zero pathways – and we look forward to sharing more details in the coming months."
"There is significant growth potential in the low-carbon opportunities where we can leverage our competencies in technology, engineering, and project development," Exxon's e-mailed response said. "This gives ExxonMobil an advantaged position irrespective of the pace of the energy transition."
Linking sustainability with profitability is a theme that runs through Engine No. 1′s portfolio, Mr. James said, which is why the hedge fund took a stake in General Motors, where the board is fully behind management's plans.
Battery powered electric vehicles, create an opportunity for General Motors Co. to win an enormous share of the market this decade, Mr. James said.
"Japanese automakers have made a bet that plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are the future, not battery electric vehicles, and we believe that is a mistake by the Japanese automakers and an opportunity for GM and Ford," he said.
"During my lifetime, GM haven't had the opportunity to gain as much share as they will have in the next 10 years."
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[Archivesspace_uac] Webinar Announcement: The Evolution of the Finding Aid: From Document to Data - May 16
Wed May 9 13:28:52 EDT 2018
Previous message: [Archivesspace_uac] May 2018 ArchivesSpace User Advisory Council (UAC) Meeting
Next message: [Archivesspace_uac] Webinar Announcement: The Evolution of the Finding Aid: From Document to Data - May 16
The Evolution of the Finding Aid: From Document to Data
When: Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. PT)
Where: Webinar at http://lyrasis.adobeconnect.com/r9a9jsf5r3g5/
Dial-in only option: 888-354-0094 - Access code is 731627
No registration required. The session is limited to the first 100 participants. Please feel free to host a webinar viewing group. The webinar will be recorded and available for viewing at a later date.
Do you find the data model of ArchivesSpace different than how you're used to thinking of finding aids, and you can't quite put your finger on why? Have you heard words like "normalized" and "atomized" and wondered how and why they apply to archival data? Do concepts built into ASpace, like archival objects and top containers, seem a bit too unfamiliar to build confidence in your understanding of them? These are some of the areas that will be explored as we trace the evolution of the finding aid from a static, singular document into a collection of linked data points.
In this webinar, Valerie Addonizio will explain the ways that description, both legacy and new, has evolved, especially as it relates to the way information is stored and displayed in ArchivesSpace. A particular focus will be placed on the concepts underlying some of the less intuitive features of ASpace, such as archival objects and container modeling.
Valerie Addonizio (Description Management Archivist, Johns Hopkins University) is an archivist at Johns Hopkins University whose primary responsibility is managing and correcting legacy data and maintaining physical control for all archival holdings. She was tasked with migrating from Archivists' Toolkit to ArchivesSpace from 2015 to 2016. Prior experience at Princeton University Libraries introduced her to the atomization of EAD, and further eye-opening experiences with the ASpace API led her to develop an API training workshop with Lora Woodford. Valerie hopes to leverage her experience learning these concepts to help narrow the sometimes scary gap between archivists and the technologies they rely on.
Everyone interested in learning how collection management and description has evolved throughout the profession and how the core features and functionalities in ArchivesSpace relate to that evolution. This webinar will be specifically geared to individuals navigating the change between legacy practices and evolving data models.
Please contact Kim at christine.kim at lyrasis.org<mailto:christine.kim at lyrasis.org>
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TV Land's Thanksgiving Laugh More-a-thon, Hot in Cleveland and Happily Divorced Catch-up Marathons; Upcoming Thanksgiving-Themed Sitcom Episodes
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Are you hungry for some sitcoms? Feast on four days of sitcom marathons and get ready for new seasons of Hot in Cleveland and Happily Divorced with the TV Land Thanksgiving Laugh More-a-thon! The smorgasbord of sitcoms begins Thursday, November 22 and runs through Sunday, November 25.
Leave it to Beaver leads things off on Thanksgiving Day from 8am-12pm. I Love Lucy will follow at 12pm-4pm. After you've had your turkey dinner, you can relax with The Andy Griffith Show from 4pm-9pm. Black Friday will begin with The Dick Van Dyke Show from 8am-12pm. M*A*S*H is up next at 12pm-4pm. Then it's more of The Andy Griffith Show from 4pm-9pm. Wake up early Saturday morning for Fran Drescher on The Nanny from 6am-10am. Roseanne follows at 10am-2pm. The Cosby Show will air next from 2pm-6pm. Sunday starts off with Roseanne from 6am-12pm. It's then more of the Huxtables on The Cosby Show at 12pm-3pm.
If you missed the most recent seasons of TV Land's Hot in Cleveland and Happily Divorced, you will have the opportunity to watch them on November 25-26. The Happily Divorced catch-up marathon airs Saturday, November 24 from 6pm-11pm. Hot in Cleveland fans can catch up with the show on Sunday, November 25 from 3pm-10:30pm. Don't forget that Hot in Cleveland - Season Three will be released on DVD on November 27. Look for our review of that set soon.
As we mentioned back in August, season four of Hot in Cleveland will premiere on TV Land on Wednesday, November 28 at 10:00pm. TV legend Regis Philbin (LIVE! with Regis & Kelly, Who Wants to be a Millionaire?) returns for the season premiere. The second half of season two of Happily Divorced will begin at 10:30pm. New guest stars in season two will include Joan Collins (Dynasty), Robert Wagner (Hart to Hart), singer Cyndi Lauper and Debi Mazar (Entourage). Returning guest stars include Ralph Macchio (The Karate Kid), D.W. Moffett (Switched at Birth) and Fran Drescher's The Nanny co-star Renée Taylor.
Stay with us for information on Antenna TV's and other network's Thanksgiving marathons and stunts. Gobble, Gobble!
Many broadcast network sitcoms will have special Thanksgiving-themed episodes over the next few weeks. Here's a list:
The Middle (Wednesday, November 14 at 8:00pm on ABC) - "Thanksgiving IV" - Frankie tries to do a good deed for Thanksgiving by inviting a couple of Marines to celebrate the holiday with her family. But with Frankie's parents, Pat and Tag (Marsha Mason and Jerry Van Dyke), constantly bickering, the good deed may not go unpunished.
The Neighbors (Wednesday, November 14 at 8:30pm on ABC) - "Thanksgiving is for the Bird-Kerseees" - Debbie wants her family's first Thanksgiving at their new home to be different from Thanksgivings past, so she convinces Marty to un-invite his parents and decides to invite Larry, Jackie, Reggie and Dick over for the holiday instead. Award-winning actor Stacy Keach guest stars as Dominick, Marty's father.
Suburgatory (Wednesday, November 14 at 9:30pm on ABC) - "The Wishbone" - When Tessa decides she wants to spend Thanksgiving in the city with her grandmother and birth mom (who is planning to fly in from Berlin), Dallas decides to fire Chef Alan and have George host Thanksgiving to keep him occupied. But when George finds his cooking skills inadequate, he winds up schilling out cash to Chef Alan to help make the meal edible. Meanwhile, after missing Alex (Malin Akerman) in NYC, Tessa returns home to find a surprising Thanksgiving dinner.
Up All Night (Thursday, November 15 at 8:30pm on NBC) - "Thanksgiving" - When Reagan (Christina Applegate) causes Chris (Will Arnett) to miss his favorite holiday - the annual Thanksgiving with his family back in Maryland - she's determined to give him an even better Thanksgiving at home.
Mike & Molly (Monday, November 19 at 9:30pm on CBS) - "Thanksgiving Is Cancelled" - Will Thanksgiving be cancelled for Mike and Molly? When Mike gets sick for Thanksgiving, Molly is excited that she doesn't have to cook – until Vince invites his brother to town for a homemade Thanksgiving meal.
Happy Endings (Tuesday, November 20 at 9:00pm on ABC) - "More Like Skanksgiving" - Alex and Dave host Thanksgiving dinner at their new place, and Dave gets a little sidetracked by his desire to share his heritage with his friends and give them a real Navajo Thanksgiving.
Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 (Tuesday, November 20 at 9:30pm on ABC) - "It's a Miracle..." - Chloe and June have different feelings about Thanksgiving - Chloe hates it, June loves it. Sadly, June can't afford to fly home this year, so Chloe persuades June to come with her to her parents' house for the holiday -- but under the most strange and awkward conditions.
Raising Hope (Tuesday, November 20 at 8:00pm on Fox) - "Candy Wars" - When Natesville holds its annual Thanksgiving Radish Harvest Festival, Jimmy is determined to sell the most candy bars around town, so that Hope can ride atop the town's Thanksgiving Day float.
Ben and Kate (Tuesday, November 20 at 8:30pm on Fox) - "Reunion" - When a high school reunion is held on the eve of Thanksgiving, Will (guest star Geoff Stults) encourages Kate to attend and stand up to the high school bully, Anna (guest star Amber Stevens), for giving her an unforgettable nickname. Meanwhile, in the midst of the holiday season, Ben doesn't think he can keep the huge secret that he and BJ have been hiding from Kate for much longer.
New Girl (Tuesday, November 20 at 9:00pm on Fox) - "Thanksgiving 2" - Jess invites her divorced Mom and Dad (guest stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Rob Reiner) over for Thanksgiving dinner and enlists Nick and Cece to help her with a "Parent Trap" to reunite them.
The Mindy Project (Tuesday, November 20 at 9:30 on Fox) - "Thanksgiving" - Mindy decides to cook Thanksgiving dinner at Gwen's (Anna Camp) but she's sidetracked when she arrives to find a former blind date, Dennis (guest star Ed Helms), there with his new girlfriend (guest star Richa Shukla). A lonely Danny holds down the empty office, while Betsy and Jeremy visit Betsy's eccentric family for the holiday.
Guys with Kids (Wednesday, November 21 at 8:30pm on NBC) - "Thanksgiving" - After a failed attempt to figure out who should spend Thanksgiving with their son, Chris (Jesse Bradford) and Sheila (Erinn Hayes) decide to spend the holiday together with his friends. NFL Hall of Famer and Dancing with the Stars champion Emmitt Smith guest stars.
Click here for a list of past Thanksgiving-themed sitcom episodes. What are your favorites? Discuss them here.
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Biblical Meaning of Number 13
It was way back in ancient times the people discovered the true meaning and symbolism of numbers.
They recognized the importance of numbers and patterns appearing in their everyday life and soon realized that numbers are also closely connected to spirituality.
From that time until today, people are contemplating the meaning of numbers through numerology.
Number 13 always interested people as one of the most intriguing numbers.
Although it is often considered that number 13 is a bad sign, and people from the past believed the same, some cultures think it is not true.
In some cultures, number 13 is a carrier of spiritual messages from the divine realm. So number 13 is not a bad sign in most religions.
What Does Number 13 Mean?
This number has a significant biblical meaning, and if it appears in your life a lot, what then you should try to decode its meaning and see why this number 13 is often coming to you.
This number 13 consists of numbers 1 and 3, so it would be prudent of you to understand the meaning of these two digits and also their importance in the Bible.
Number 1 is considered as a very positive number focused on new beginnings and fresh starts. Its attributes are positivity and optimism, so the appearance of number 1 in your life means that you should get rid of the negative factors in your life and turn yourself to positivity and spirituality.
Angel number 3 is considered the one to be related to creativity. Its intention is to connect you closer to your divine Angels and to your faith. God is the creator of divine things, so number 3 is related to his achievement.
That is one of the reasons why these two numbers hold significant biblical meaning, and why is number 13 also has an important role in the Bible.
As we earlier mentioned, number 13 is often considered as a bad omen and that it brings bad luck. Many people believe in this.
This belief comes from the ancient past, and it still has a considerable effect today. Many people today consider this number to be unlucky, and they think the number brings bad things into their lives, so they ignore it as much as they can.
When they see this number, they try to avoid it or pretend they haven't seen it.
In the Bible, number 13 is often mentioned through the appearance of Judah, who was the thirteenth apostle, one of his disciples, and a symbol of treason.
Judah was the one who betrayed Jesus, and it happened one day after Last Supper.
This is one of the reasons why number 13 is related to something negative – in this case, the suffering of Jesus, which was caused by Juda's betrayal.
Judah became the symbol of sin and treason and also a symbol of rebellion. He is one of the reasons why number 13 became a symbol of negativity.
Some of the other biblical facts connected to number 13 are 13 sins on Jesus' list, 13 Israeli tribes, and 13 famines described in the Bible.
There is also a measure of 13 governments that rebelled against God. It is considered that this government was inspired by Satan, and that also brought number 13 to a bad reputation.
Another bad sign is the appearance of the dragon, who symbolizes Satan, and its appearance was in the Book of Revelation: The dragon appears there 13 times, so there is number 13 again.
Abraham's son was called Ishmael, and he was circumcised at the age of 13, so there is one more appearance of number 13 in the Bible. Not many know that Abraham was also circumcised, although he was very old at that time.
If you open the Book of Revelation, you can see Chapter 13 is talking about Antichrist and the Beasts, so this is also one of the reasons why number 13 has a negative meaning.
The first beast mentioned in the book came "out of the sea" and is powered by the dragon, and the second beast came "out of the earth."
But one of the more unknown but positive biblical meanings of number 13 is revealed in the gospel of St John.
In this gospel, Jesus speaks about himself and who he really is. He uses 13 comparisons to describe himself: I am the light, I am the way, I am the truth, I am the life, I am the king, I am the son of God, I am the Resurrection, and six more.
When you speak about number 13, and it's a connection to rebellion and revolt, we discover that it's the first occurrence was in Genesis: "… and the 13-year they rebelled". That is one more mention of number 13 in the Bible.
The second appearance was as mentioned earlier at the circumcision of Ishmael in Genesis.
One other event related to the number 13 is the destruction of a city called Jericho.
Also, according to Kabbalah, exists 13 evil spirits.
On the other hand, many believers think that number 13 has a positive biblical meaning and is considered to be a huge blessing and the promise.
It is because 13 symbolizes death, but it also symbolizes rebirth to the spirit and is a symbol of new life.
Some other positive meanings of number 13 in the Bible is found in the Book of Genesis when Sodom became a rebel after 13 years of serving a Babylon king, and it eventually ended with the alliance between God and Abraham.
It also took 13 years for Solomon to finish his Palace as it is mentioned in The Book of Kings.
Also, we find that Jeremiah started his ministry at the age of 13, as it is written in the book of Jeremiah.
Number 13 And Love
There aren't any special relations between number 13 and love, especially due to the fact that it is considered to be a bad omen.
Interesting Facts About Number 13
There is an interesting fact about number 13, and it is the existence of a term in psychology we call Triskaidekaphobia, which is a really irrational fear of number 13.
A lot of famous people from the past had it: Napoleon and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were one of the people who feared number 13.
Some of the historic said that Rosevelt never sat down with 12 people, him being the 13th at the table. He was very superstitious about it, and everybody knew that.
Another interesting fact is that many hotels don't have a 13th floor or even room number 13 because of this superstition. It seems that guests do not want to stay in rooms with this number because of the same superstition.
A lot of sports do not use number 13 on their jerseys because they think it brings bad luck. Players don't want to wear them.
One of the positive symbols of number 13 is related to one particular date: May 13, 1917. It was a day when the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three young children in a place called Fatima in Portugal. It is a known sanctuary where thousands of people come every year.
Blessed Virgin Mary also returned and appeared to the children on the 13 days for a period of half a year.
There is also an event of a year with 13 full moons.
However, number 13 is considered to be a very lucky number in one European country: in Italy.
Number 13 on the card in the tarot is the Card of Death and is represented with the picture of a horseman on a horse.
What To Do When You See Angel Number 13?
Angel number 13 is considered to be a bad sign, although it is really not, and in some cultures, it is a symbol of luck.
If you see number 13 in your life, it will be difficult for you to overcome superstition and realize that it is not something to worry about.
You will still probably worry about Friday 13th, the 13th floor, and similar. It is in human nature to fear of superstitions from the past.
But although its biblical meaning seems a little bit dark, number 13 is not a negative number, and it will not bring you bad luck.
This is especially true in the Christian religion because the Bible recommends true and firm faith and forbids superstitions.
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International Vegetarian Union (IVU)
33rd World Vegetarian Congress
Chiang Mai, Thailand, January 4 - 10, 1999
'Vegetarianism is the Way'
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Asian Taste for Meat Grows
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By DENIS D. GRAY
CHIANG MAI, Thailand (AP) -- Vegetarianism, long practiced in Asia, is now under threat as never before, with traditional staples like lentils and rice rapidly being replaced by fatty fast food.
The result is a sight on the streets of Thailand not even imagined a generation ago: overweight youngsters stuffing themselves with hamburgers and chicken legs from American fast-food franchises.
Even in the veggie superpower India, where plants and dairy products make up some 80 percent of the diet, millions are ``sitting on the dietary fence,'' said Jashu Shah of The Vegetarian Society in Bombay.
``Young Indians are taking their cue from Western media -- not real Western people. So they've come to think that to smoke, drink and eat non-veg is modern and fashionable,'' Shah said during the recent congress of the 110-year-old International Vegetarian Union.
While Indian gurus once went West to convert carnivores, Shah and others say Western vegetarians should now come East to set examples.
``Vegetarianism is spreading in the West and the next century will see a massive growth,'' says the union's deputy president, Maxwell G. Lee. ``It would be a great tragedy if it stopped or even regressed in its natural birthplace, Asia.''
Lee said that in Britain, about 4 million people were vegetarians and another 17 million had cut back on red meat -- a number of these because of the scare from ``mad cow'' disease, which was found in British cattle.
More Western Europeans were shunning meat, especially in the Netherlands, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Vegetarian groups are even sprouting in Eastern Europe, where not long ago it was hard to order a decent salad, and in some African countries.
Many North Americans also are turning to a plant-based diet largely for health concerns. Almost daily, they're reminded of how fruits and vegetables can help fight cancer while eating meat heightens chances of heart disease. Many people also choose vegetarianism because they oppose the slaughter of animals for human consumption.
The Asian Vegetarian Union, a newly launched vegetarian group based in Bangkok, plans to start similar groups in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia and South Korea, where none exist.
In China, where bean curd was first produced some 2,000 years ago, McDonald's outlets now outnumber vegetarian restaurants in Beijing.
In Japan, meat generally went untouched a century ago. Now, meat is steadily being chosen over the traditional diet of vegetables, rice and fish, according to the Japanese Vegetarian Society.
Health and ethics aside, producing meat is far harder on the planet, the union says. Land used to cultivate a vegetarian diet can feed 10 times as many people as land being used to raise animals for a meat-based diet.


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Review: "Zola"
Posted on July 4, 2021 by Katie Carter
"Y'all wanna hear a story about why me & this bitch here fell out???????? It's kind of long but full of suspense."
Those words, attached to four selfies of herself with a white blonde woman, were posted on Twitter by Aziah "Zola" King in October 2015, kicking off a thread of 148 tweets detailing a road trip to Tampa, Florida gone horribly wrong. Featuring everything from gunfights, prostitution, abduction, and attempted suicide, Zola's story contained all the makings of an entertaining movie. And director Janicza Bravo, who wrote the film with Jeremy O. Harris, has done just that with "Zola," capturing the surreal, seedy underbelly of stripping and sex trafficking with a dark sense of humor. At the same time, it is that comedic tone that leaves something to be desired by the time we reach the end of this trip.
Taylour Paige stars as Zola, a Detroit waitress and stripper who one day waits on a woman named Stefani (Riley Keough) at her restaurant. Stefani is crass, but there's an immediate connection between the pair, one that Bravo indicates when Stefani, also a stripper, invites Zola to go dancing with her. The two women face each other and as they stand in the restaurant kitchen, the world around them fades away, and Mica Levi's light, twinkling score kicks in. When they are later texting back and forth, Zola is focused solely on her phone, and has a sort of awed, love-struck look on her face that not even her boyfriend Sean (Ari'el Stachel) can pull her away from. So it perhaps isn't that much of a surprise that when Stefani (who, keep in mind, Zola just met a couple days ago) proposes that Zola join her, her boyfriend, and her roommate on a road trip to go dance in Florida, promising her that she will be able to make lots of money there, Zola accepts.
We get our first sense that Stefani isn't being up front with Zola during this conversation, however. Zola has to press Stefani for more information on who is going on the trip, information that Stefani doesn't give her right away. It turns out that her boyfriend, Derreck (Nicholas Braun), is an awkward guy who is devoted to Stefani but doesn't like what she's up to, and her "roommate" (Colman Domingo, credited as "X" because, as Zola narrates, it's a full 48 hours before she actually learns his name) is actually her pimp.
Riley Keough and Taylour Paige as Stefani and Zola in "Zola"
Paige delivers a really wonderful performance as Zola, embodying both the voice of the real Zola's original tweets, but with every look of disdain and every disbelieving reaction to the craziness going on around her, turning her into the one "normal" person in the story, the one that the audience can relate to. And yet, she can't extricate herself from the situation she's gotten in to. Partially, that's because she's clearly nervous for her life; X picked her up from her house, so he knows where she and her boyfriend live. But she also keeps getting drawn into Stefani's orbit, just as she did the first moment she met her. When she discovers that X posted some pictures that she and Stefani took earlier in the evening in a Backpage ad, Zola is appalled and wants nothing to do with it. But she is equally appalled when she finds out how little X is selling Stefani for, and helps her set up a new ad charging a much higher price. Keough turns in a performance that, from her accent to her mannerisms, is so trashy, so unlikeable, it's sort of brilliant. It's obvious to the audience from the outset that she is manipulative—to Zola, to Derreck—but it's also apparent why it works. She's upfront and seemingly nonplussed about almost everything. The one time she appears to almost genuinely crack is when she meekly asks X if she can keep some of the money she made him the night before, to which he responds that she has clothes on her back and a place to sleep, and that should be good enough. Stefani doesn't pursue the issue further. Domingo (who is having an incredible year) is a blast to watch. He makes X so completely wild and unpredictable, the most nerve-wracking scenes in the movie are the ones in which we aren't completely sure what he's going to do next.
Having someone like Bravo behind the camera and this story told from the female protagonist's perspective is essential to setting it apart from most other stripper sagas (not unlike one of my favorite movies of 2019, "Hustlers"). There is nothing glamorous about their life. Their motel is nasty. The club is sparsely populated, and when a white man finally tips Zola, he tells her she "looks just like Whoopi Goldberg." X brings the girls to a nicer hotel to do business in for the remainder of the evening, but those scenes—particularly a montage of Stefani's encounters with various men—are even more skin-crawling. Bravo's camera doesn't objectify the women, and it definitely doesn't flatter the men. And the role that social media and the internet plays in all of this is prevalent throughout, whether it's some small detail like the Twitter notification sounds inserted frequently into the movie, or something bigger, like the role that appearances play in selling yourself online.
Colman Domingo and Taylour Paige in "Zola"
As uncomfortable as parts of "Zola" may be, it's so bizarre that you can't help but laugh. With the film, Bravo is able to embellish the story with audio and visual moments that enhance its surreal nature. X shifting into a Nigerian accent when he's angry. A little person wearing a tuxedo sitting by the pool as the group sprints from a hotel room waving guns in the air. X's fiancée (Sophie Hall) who is also apparently sometimes his bodyguard ("you know I'd kill for you, right," she murmurs to him at one point). It's somehow both too strange to be true, and too strange not to be made up. The real Zola has admitted to embellishing parts of her story for entertainment value, and it's clear if you've read her tweets and the Rolling Stone profile that this movie is partially based on that Bravo and Harris have further altered some things. Even though an amusing but too brief segment late in the film attempts to tell some things from Stefani's perspective, all parties involved have admitted that the gist of Zola's account is accurate.
It's the anti-climactic and abrupt ending that puts a damper on "Zola." Harris has stated in an interview with Insider that this was to illustrate the finality of Zola and Stefani's relationship; when Stefani sweetly tells Zola that she loves her, Zola's only response is to stare at her in disgust. But this interaction doesn't necessarily indicate an ending. In fact, Zola and Stefani have had back-and-forths like this throughout the film. If anything, this could just be the beginning of an endless cycle of Stefani pulling Zola back into her world, or X refusing to let her go. The ending also leaves off what ultimately happened to these characters. Not long after the events of "Zola," X (in real life named Rudy) and Stefani (really named Jessica) tried to coerce two young women into trapping for them, under the pretense of helping them when their car broke down a few hours outside Reno, Nevada. Rudy was ultimately arrested on multiple charges including assault and trafficking when one of them got away and called the police. There's a very serious issue here that is at odds with the movie's comedic tone, one that the film doesn't really address on a larger scale, or even just on the scale of Stefani, who says she is doing this to make money for her young daughter, although we never learn much more about her and her relationship to X beyond that. Upon reflection it makes the film feel more superficial than it should, but maybe it isn't this film's job to tackle that. Zola herself said in David Kushner's 2015 Rolling Stone profile, "I made people who probably wouldn't want to hear a sex trafficking story want to be a part of it because it was entertaining." Maybe that's about the most we can expect from a movie based on a social media post. And with Bravo's excellent direction driving the story and a talented cast along for the ride, "Zola" is certainly entertaining.
"Zola" is now playing in theaters. Runtime: 86 minutes. Rated R.
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The TGenshi plugin allows you to use the Genshi templating system to create files, instead of the various diff-based methods offered by the Cfg plugin. It also allows you to include the results of probes executed on the client in the created files.
To begin, you will need to download and install the Genshi templating engine.
The TGenshi plugin makes use of a Cfg-like directory structure located in in a TGenshi subdirectory of your repository, usually /var/lib/bcfg2/TGenshi. Each file has a directory containing two file types, template and info. Templates are named according to the genshi format used; template.txt uses the genshi text format, and template.xml uses the XML format.
If used with Genshi 0.5 or later the plugin also supports the new style text template format for files named template.newtxt. One of the advantages of the new format is that it does not use # as a command delimiter, making it easier to utilize for configuration files that use # as a comment character.
Only one template format may be used per file served. Info files are identical to those used in Cfg, and info.xml files are supported.
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Genshi's web pages recommend against using this syntax, as it may disappear from future releases.
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path = "<relative path to template (see note below)>"
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How do I escape the $ (dollar sign) in a TGenshi text template? For example, if I want to include SVN (subversion) keywords like $Id$ or $HeadURL$ in TGenshi-generated files, or am templating a bourne shell (sh/bash) script or Makefile (make).
Use $$ (double dollar sign) to output a literal $ (dollarsign) in a TGenshi text template. So instead of $Id$, you'd use $$Id$$. See also Genshi tickets #282: Document $$ escape convention and #283: Allow for redefinition of template syntax per-file.


Winter is just about over, the birds are singing and the weather feels great, so head on out to a show using our handy Pancake Picks below to help guide you to some of the best gigs of the week.
Lights & Chase Atlantic @ Irving Plaza – This will be an incredible double-bill that will start your week off with soaring and danceable pop.
Tiffany Wilson @ Mercury Lounge – Tiffany Wilson is a singer/songwriter celebrating the release of her debut EP at Mercury Lounge in the early slot, so go party with her and make sure to wish Tiffany a happy birthday as well, because it's today!
Jon Batiste @ Bowery Ballroom – Well know for his bandleader role for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Batiste is an incredible musician that brings tons of heart along with his tremendous piano chops.
Sevdaliza @ LPR – If you haven't seen her yet, this is your chance to catch the Iranian/Dutch singer/songwriter and her eclectic and atmospheric take on pop in an intimate setting.
Elliot Root @ Mercury Lounge – Elliot Root is an alternative band from Nashville that has a full sound and will be featuring new songs off their newest album, Conjure.
Vista Kicks @ Mercury Lounge – Catch this band at all costs at the tiny Mercury Lounge now before they're headlining much bigger rooms with their catchy and memorable rock show. Their debut album, Booty Shakers Ball, released late last year is full of tasty tracks that we cannot wait to hear live.
Boytoy & Honduras @ Elsewhere – A few of our favorite local bands will be kicking up a ruckus at Elsewhere and should be a fine night.
High Waisted & Kitten @ Bowery Ballroom – High Waisted has a new guitarist and bassist so should be fun seeing the new lineup. But make sure to get there plenty early to catch Kitten, Cold Fronts and Suburban Living.
The Wind & The Wave @ Mercury – This folk-rock duo has it all – harmonies for days, lyrics that touch the heart and a live show that will have you buzzing for days.
Carly Simon & Patti Smith @ Carnegie Hall – The 31st annual Tibet House US benefit show, once again, brings a star-studded lineup including Carly Simon, Patti Smith, Blood Orange, Phillip Glass, St. Paul & The Broken bones and many more to Carnegie Hall.
Computer Magic & Brothertiger @ Knitting Factory – Another great billing with three fine bands for cheap at the Knit.
Teen Commandments @ Elsewhere – Harris Mac and Teen Commandments will play the newish and ultra-cool venue Elsewhere – and any band that has headlined one of our showcases is definitely one to catch.


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Some fun facts about Thanksgiving
My turkey day state of mind: Comebacks happen
Response to losing their committee seats
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By Jill Ebstein - - Wednesday, November 23, 2022
OPINION:
I recently learned something I hadn't fully appreciated. Parents of Generation Zers told me their children don't want to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday because of our history with Indigenous Americans. History has a long arc, and we have the opportunity along the way to learn and do better. With that in mind, I offer my 2022 take on Thanksgiving.
First, some fun turkey trivia, which might help lighten the mood.
Question 1: Whom do we thank for declaring Thanksgiving a national holiday?
Answer: The generally recognized first Thanksgiving happened in 1621, likely with no turkey. It wasn't until 1863, when Sarah Josepha Hale, who wrote "Mary Had a Little Lamb," petitioned President Abraham Lincoln that it became a national holiday. Ms. Hale's nickname? "Mother of Thanksgiving."
Question 2: When was the first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?
Answer: The first parade was in 1924 and was called the "Macy's Day Christmas parade," hoping to spark holiday shopping. The parade included monkeys, bears, camels and elephants taken from Central Park Zoo — and no character balloons. Snoopy, where were you?
Question 3: How many turkeys are consumed on Thanksgiving.
Answer: It's estimated that 46 million turkeys are cooked. How many are fully consumed is a different answer. Instacart says that 68% of Americans don't actually like turkey and its side dishes.
Question 4: What is this holiday's one lasting contribution to American culture that has spanned decades and will continue?
Answer: Frozen TV dinners. In 1953, Swanson completely overestimated the number of turkeys to be ordered, leaving them with 260 extra tons of turkey! Swanson turned its mistake into an opportunity, creating reheatable turkey dinners packaged in individual trays. Swanson sold 10 million frozen turkey dinners in 1953, and the frozen TV dinner was born.
And now for my message that is more than the long arc of history: In 2022, I am grateful that comebacks are possible. Clearly, we are still trying to come back from COVID-19. All the qualifiers in that sentence will attest to the challenge — "still," "process" and "trying."
But I believe in comebacks. They happen. I live in Boston and was fortunate enough to see the Red Sox come back to win the 2004 ALCS after being down three games and on the brink of elimination. From there, they clinched the World Series. More recently, in 2020, the Chicago Cubs came back from a 3-1 deficit to win their first World Series in 108 years.
In our own lives, we are experiencing comebacks. Restaurants are open. Travel is happening. Some people are eating indoors at other people's homes. It is true that the dinner menu itself is designed based on what the stores have in stock because the supply chain is still lumbering, but who really cares?
At our turkey dinner, I am going to ask people to remember a meaningful comeback that they experienced. It could be as significant as recovering from a health episode or as emotionally demanding as rescuing a failed project at work. It could be as silly as the spice turmeric, which is making a comeback in our diets. Oh, the places you can go.
One of my favorite comebacks concerns Ernest Hemingway, a prolific and highly respected author in the 1930s. Then he had a bad stretch, going 10 years without publishing a novel before releasing "Across the River and Into the Trees," which was panned.
Hemingway was depressed, and his reputation was in ruin. In 1953, he wrote "The Old Man and the Sea," which drew parallels between Hemingway's failures and his unsuccessful fisherman protagonist. It won him the Nobel Prize. Reputation restored.
Comebacks are everywhere, and they are inspiring, which brings me back to the turkey on Thanksgiving Day. Turkeys are celebrated as the cornerstone of our Thanksgiving holiday. Benjamin Franklin is on record for wishing that the turkey, which he dubbed a "respectable bird," had been the national bird used to represent our country.
Yet for all its glory and grace, most Americans don't like turkey, which gets only one day of prominence all year. It might be a literary stretch to call the turkey a "comeback pheasant," but it has found a niche in our culture and symbolizes a day of gratitude and love.
To this, I say, "Pass the turkey, pass the gratitude, and relish the comeback while we toast nearing the end of a challenging year."
• Jill Ebstein is the editor of the "At My Pace" series of books and the founder of Sized Right Marketing, a consulting firm.


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Worst Year Ever for Bonds: Fund Picks to Weather the Storm
Strategist Center
Written by: Joseph Hill | Hargreaves Lansdown
2022 could end up being the worst year on record for bonds
A well-constructed multi asset fund can help to smooth market volatility
When there's uncertainty, leave it to the experts to blend bonds and shares
With equity and bond markets suffering a torrid year, investors could be forgiven for wondering what role each should play in a portfolio.
Traditionally, fixed-income securities have presented less risk and volatility to investors, providing some ballast for difficult times with limited upside. But the combined impact of high inflation, rising interest rates, and expectations of a recession has been devastating for bonds. This year could end up being the worst year on record. The losses have been extreme, particularly for an asset class that's supposed to offer some stability to investors' portfolios.
And equities which provide portfolios with growth potential have suffered too. Rising interest rates have made it more expensive to companies and consumers to borrow. So, worries about future company earnings downgrades and a squeezed consumer with less spending power have driven significant share price falls in some cases. Tech companies with high growth expectations for years into the future have felt the pain more than most.
This is when active managers earn their money
In difficult and volatile times with so much going on and uncertainty lingering, it's difficult for investors to keep track of emerging risks and opportunities. That's why we think there's value in leaving it to the experts. Investing in a mixed asset fund offers access to a carefully crafted, ready-made investment portfolio run by experts in their field. We think there are some talented managers who've demonstrated an ability to navigate this environment well.
Three HL fund picks for an uncertain environment
1. Pyrford Global Total Return
Led by manager Tony Cousins, the team try to grow investors' wealth modestly over the long run, without all the significant ups and downs of investing fully in the stock market. While it won't shoot the lights out, we like their long-term, disciplined investment philosophy, which has been in place for many years. The team have a good record of sheltering capital in market falls but don't expect it to keep up with rising markets.
2. Troy Trojan
Lyon likes to keep things simple, a quality we like. Capital preservation is key, he aims to shelter investors' wealth just as much as growing it. Avoiding large losses has been an important characteristic of the fund and it has tended to come into its own and hold up well in weaker markets. Given its cautious approach. It's not likely to keep up when share markets are performing strongly though.
3. Schroder Managed Balanced
The fund provides exposure to a broad range of assets including global shares and bonds. Collectively it's invested in hundreds of different companies and bonds, offering a high level of diversification in one convenient investment. The fund could form the core of a portfolio aiming to deliver long-term growth or add some stability to a portfolio mostly invested in shares.
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OKLAHOMA CITY - Only one year into his tenure and University of Oklahoma Head Football Coach Lincoln Riley is getting a pay raise. The OU Board of Regents met Tuesday and approved Riley's extension worth $25 million over the next five years.
Coach Riley's salary will now be increased from $3.1 million to $4.8 annually.
On top of a nearly $200,000 annual raise, Riley's annual stay benefit in his contract is $500,000.
His contract is extended through the 2023 season.
This pay raise makes Riley the 12th-highest paid coach in college football.
The rookie head coach took the Sooners to a College Football Playoff appearance and third consecutive Big 12 Championship this past season.
Riley isn't the only OU football coach to get a bump in pay.
Defensive coordinator Mike Stoops received an extension through January of 2020. Stoops will make $950,000 annually, which is a $30,000 raise.
On top of all of this, the OU Board of Regents also approved design plans for a new $22 million softball facility. It is proposed that the new softball home will be located approximately one-half mile south of the current facility.
The construction timeline for the project, which will be funded in its entirety by the athletics department and donors, has not yet been determined.


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Die International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI) ist ein internationaler Dachverband von Archiven, Bibliotheken und Museen mit dem Sammelschwerpunkt Arbeiterbewegung und soziale Bewegungen.

Die IALHI wurde 1970 auf Anregung des Archives der britischen Labour Party gegründet. Deutsche Gründungsmitglieder waren der Deutsche Gewerkschaftsbund und die Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Auch das Schweizerische Sozialarchiv zählte zu den Gründungsmitgliedern.

Es gibt ca. 80 Mitglieder. Der Vorsitz ("Secretary") wechselt in einem dreijährlichen Turnus. Dem Secretary steht ein internationaler Vorstand ("Co-ordination committee") zur Seite. Die Geschäftsstelle ist am Internationalen Institut für Sozialgeschichte in Amsterdam beheimatet.

Jährlich findet eine Konferenz statt, die in Tagungsbänden dokumentiert wird. Aufgabe des internationalen Verbandes ist die Hilfe für kleinere Einrichtungen in Entwicklungsländern und die Realisierung konventioneller und digitaler kooperativer Erschließungsprojekte und Dokumentationen. Die IALHI betreibt einen Alert-Dienst für Zeitschriftenartikel. Im Auftrag der Europäischen Kommission baut die IALHI ein "Best Practice"-Netzwerk auf, um Digitalisate und Metadaten in die Europeana zu integrieren.

Literaturverzeichnis (Auswahl)
 Rüdiger Zimmermann: Hoch die internationale Solidarität. Die Mitarbeit der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung innerhalb der International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI). In: Das gedruckte Gedächtnis der Arbeiterbewegung. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bonn 1999, ISBN 3-86077-857-9, S. 66–75 (Veröffentlichungen der Bibliothek der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Band 8).
 Gerd Callesen: Socialist internationals - a bibliography. Publications of the social-democratic and socialist internationals 1914 - 2000.  A project by the International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI). IALHI, Bonn 2001 (siehe auch http://library.fes.de)
 International Association of Labour History Institutions (Hrsg.): For an international concerted policy of labour history archives digitisation.  IALHI, Paris 2009, (siehe auch Chronik und Dokumente zur frühen Geschichte der International Association of Labour History Institutions (IALHI)).

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Dachverband
Geschichte der Arbeiterbewegung
Organisation (Bibliothekswesen)
Gegründet 1970
Stiftung (Niederlande)
Internationale Organisation (Amsterdam)

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Area roundup: Whittle first Zag to win an ITA national championship
Sophie Whittle defeated Marie Mateas of Duke 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 to win the main women's singles draw at the ITA/Riviera All-American Championships on Sunday and become Gonzaga's first ITA national champion.
Whittle, a senior from Nipomo, California, won eight matches in five days, including three over top-15 ranked opponents.
After winning three matches in qualifying she defeated four ranked opponents in the main draw to reach the final.
"I couldn't have done this without my teammates, coaches and trainers," Whittle said in a school press release. "I'm just so happy. This will put Gonzaga on the map, and we'll just keep getting better as a program. I'm just so excited about that."
The victory qualifies Whittle for the Oracle ITA Fall National Championships Nov. 7-11 in Surprise, Arizona.
No. 22 Washington State (13-3, 4-2 Pac-12) won its fourth consecutive match, defeating No. 21 Arizona 20-25, 22-25, 25-23, 25-20, 15-13 in Tucson, Arizona.
McKenna Woodford had 18 kills and Taylor Mims and Ella Jajos 17 each. Ashley Brown posted a career-high in assists with 59, along with 11 digs.
Tied at 13 in the final set, Woodford had a kill with a block from Jocelyn Urias and Woodford sealing the win.
The Wildcats fell to 14-4, 3-3.
Holly Daugirda scored in the ninth minute of overtime to give Utah (6-6-1, 3-2-0 Pac-12) a 1-0 win over seventh-ranked Washington State (10-2, 3-2) in Salt Lake City.
It was the first match this season in which the Cougars failed to score despite outshooting the Utes 9-8 with four on target.


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Q: Evaluating $\lim_{x\to 0} \dfrac{\sqrt{1-x}-\sqrt{1+x}}{x^2-3x}$ $$\lim_{x\to 0}  \dfrac{\sqrt{1-x}-\sqrt{1+x}}{x^2-3x}$$
I am stuck at radicals. Division by 1/x doesn't help.

A: HINT:
Rationalize the numerator  $$\sqrt{1-x}-\sqrt{1+x}=\frac{(1-x)-(1+x)}{\sqrt{1-x}+\sqrt{1+x}}=\frac{-2x}{\sqrt{1-x}+\sqrt{1+x}}$$
Then cancel out $x$ form the numerator & denominator as $x\ne0$ as $x\to0$

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Here shown on a size 12 - a bit too big!
The jacket needs to be worn on stays - not included, though these can be bought separately. Bum rolls are also available and can be used with the jacket as well.


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Apartments and Commercial Space to Fill 505 Pearl Street
by WCPerspective March 26, 2014, 12:01 pm 24 Comments
Apartments and commercial space are planned for a six-story Theater District building. Mark Croce has a tenant lined up for the first floor of 505 Pearl Street and twenty-nine apartments will fill the 42,000 sq.ft. building's upper floors.
Croce has owned the Byers Building for over a decade and has held on to the property while he has focused on his other projects primarily along Franklin Street and as of late, the reuse of the Statler Hotel. 505 Pearl Street was constructed for Byers Companies for film distribution and storage. The building is also known as the Saturn Rings Building, named after a long-time tenant that was a jewelry manufacturer.
"This is a great building and a great project," says Croce. "It should have been done a long time ago but I've been busy with other projects and haven't had the time."
The $6.5 million redevelopment is now on a fast track and Croce is working with architecture, engineering and design firm Carmina Wood Morris to move the project along. The commercial tenant needs to be in the commercial space by September and a New York Main Street Grant Program awarded to the project needs to be spent before it is lost.
"This is an easy conversion," says Steven Carmina, AIA. "It's one of the cleanest we've done."
Carmina says the project is expected to utilize historic preservation tax credits and he will be working to reclassify the building as a contributing structure in the Theater Historic District. Windows will be added to the building's south façade if the State Historic Preservation Office approves. Elsewhere in the building, many of the windows only need repair. The building's storefront will be restored.
The upper floors will contain 29 apartments; eight will be two-bedroom units and the balance one bedroom. A rooftop patio is planned and tenant parking is available in an adjacent lot. Residential occupancy is expected next spring.
Croce says 505 Pearl is one of two large projects he will have underway soon. Work on the Curtiss Building boutique hotel at Franklin and W. Huron streets will start early this summer. The circa-1912 building will be a 68-room hotel complete with a full service three-meal restaurant, high-end finishes, and a rooftop patio bar.
"These are two of the larger vacant buildings downtown," says Croce. "Each are six stories and they're good buildings to bring back to life."
Croce is also teaming with James F. Jerge on reuse of the C.W. Miller Livery Stable adjacent to the Curtiss Building at 73-77 W. Huron Street. That $12 million project is expected to include retail, residential and office space. Croce says the project is "still on the radar screen." He is also focused on Statler City, the most successful banquet and event facility in Western New York. Croce is adding more banquet facilities in unused lower level spaces and continues to look at reuse opportunities for the building's remaining space.
Plans for 505 Pearl Street were approved by the Planning Board on Tuesday and the Preservation Board will weigh in at its Thursday afternoon meeting.
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Q: Unable to add new table using migrate in Yii2 I have created two tables using the migrate command ./yii migrate/create table_name and ./yii migrate. Now I need to create new table what I want to use migrate command. But it shows error that I have already some tables exists what I created earlier. So, is it possible to create new table using migrate command.

A: If you need create new table with migrate command, you should ./yii migrate/create new)table_name and in file set your table. You must create new migration all time, if you need create/change table/field.

A: Every time you want to update a database, creating a new table, modifying an existing or simply entering data to be used for configuration values, you must first create a new migration, so you have to enter in functiion up the code for creating or updating database and in the function down the part for eventual restoration of the situation of the database.


I'm enjoying spring here in Portland, Ore. It's green and intermittently feeling hot and cold and dreary. After the long winter, this city starts to awake, and the french press coffee crowd transitions into the toddy (iced coffee) crowd. I'm leaving my neighborhood in the NE part of town, which is both exciting and un-needed. I've been quite happy in my 'Alberta Bubble', which offers more Thai restaurants and bars within walking distance than I care to mention. However, I found a beautiful spot in the Southeast which is beckoning to me, so I shall venture south.


Discussion: Before jumping into the book talk, Mike M laments his running injury while Mike S reminisces about the high rollers lounge he hung out at in Las Vegas.
Mari from Michigan asks if there are different ways for writers to describe what a character is wearing without having it read like plain boring exposition, and successful examples are provided.
Interview: Gail Z. Martin returns to the show to talk about the third book in the Chronicles of the Necromancer series, Dark Haven.
Gail also chats about her writing process when dealing with such a deep and vibrant world and a large number of characters.
Sometimes, the outline just has to be left behind in order to get the story told properly.
She also talks about about the growing fan response and feedback to the series and the characters, and the growth of some of the other minor and major characters in the books, and balancing using the social media networking tools as a promotional tools for the books with the time needed to write the books.


The article deals with the problem of the cultural conditioning of street names as well as the changes in amethod and scope of onomastic research. The author discusses street names given both in the past and at present paying much attention to the specificity of the underlying basis and motivation of the choice faced. The changes of the existing names of the streets and their origins are also described. The analysis is based on the material collected among the street names in Tarnów juxtaposed with the ones in Bochnia and Dąbrowa Tarnowska. The historical perspective is helpful both in selecting certain street name types predominating in the past and at present and indicating what the changes in the names refer to.


I am comfortable on camera. I'm comfortable on stage. That's my habitat. When I find myself there, I know what I'm doing.
I have a scene to interpret and rehearse. I have jokes and stories and bits that I've thought long and hard about. Sure, they're from my life, but I've spent a considerable amount of time thinking about what I want to say, and how to script it. The point is that I prepared. In some way, it's not me that's on camera, but a version of me I've chosen to share. I'm playing a role even when I'm the one who wrote it.
But for "Fatherless" I had a camera in my face when I had no idea what was going to happen. I had no idea what I was going to say, and I most certainly, had no idea what I was going to feel. I couldn't really prepare.
I grew up without a father. While this is a startlingly common event in the United States, it's one that black people in particular are struggling to overcome. Or is it? Is that a fact, or a trope that gets repeated over and over again? Turns out it's a story we hear so frequently that it became a fact, and one many people are eager to use as "proof" of the supposed deep "character flaw" black people in this country possess and have yet to solve.
This is as damaging as it is erroneous. Because I hear you. I read the script I've been given. It's very destructive to be told that your very existence is yet another indictment of your people. You are an example of what's wrong. You are destined to make the wrong moves. You, you fatherless black child, can only end up at the bottom – good luck. These are the myths that I have worked to unshackle myself from my entire life.
In making this documentary, I was able to dig into some of those myths and replace them with truth. Truth I needed in order to create understanding. Truth that wasn't easy to get. Truth that wasn't easy to hear. But truth doesn't need me; I need it. Myth only leads to misunderstanding. Misunderstanding leads to fear. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. And if you don't know the rest-ask Yoda.
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Global Child Forum on South America 2017
The Global Child Forum on South America, held on 4 April 2017 in São Paulo, Brazil, brought together leaders from business, civil society and government to address the issue of "Investing in Every Child". The South America Forum, the 9th for the organisation, brought together over 300 delegates to discuss the current state of children's rights in the region and call upon business to take concrete actions in their business to create an inclusive economy – one that is equitable and creates opportunities for all.
& Gender equality
Businesses, investors and organisations alike need to understand how their actions impact children's rights across the globe. The Children's Rights and Business Atlas, developed with UNICEF, is the first comprehensive resource to guide companies in assessing risks to children within industry sectors and regions of operation.
& Programs and Partnerships
Children´s Rights and Business Atlas - Community and Environment
The Community and Environment Index measures children's rights in relation to environmental protection, land rights, security arrangements, education, health and child protection. Businesses, investors and organisations alike need to understand how their actions impact children's rights across the globe. The Children's Rights and Business Atlas, developed with UNICEF, is the first comprehensive resource to guide companies in assessing risks to children within industry sectors and regions of operation. Through indices, global interactive maps and country scorecards, the Atlas provides a quantitative assessment on the degree to which children's rights are protected within 195 countries and across 5 industry sectors.
Case study: Norsk Hydro Brazil's journey towards social responsibility
Norsk Hydro entered Brazil in 2011 with a long history of fostering healthy communities that grew up around its operations in Norway. The company therefore had no small sense of the responsibilities of being an actor with an enormous impact on the lives of its workers and neighbours. The difficult history and operating environment of the Amazon region, however, challenge Hydro's commitment to go "beyond compliance" to make a positive difference – particularly with regard to vulnerable populations, including children. This case study is no. 3 in a series of company reflections for Global Child Forum on how companies address children's rights and child-related issues. All our reports and case studies can be found in our Knowledge Center.
Case study: Business investments in children's education
During 2017, Global Child Forum initiated a project aiming at demonstrating how investments in education leads to positive pay-offs not only for the community but also for business. Rightshouse was engaged to carry out the mapping exercise and deliver a database/spreadsheet categorizing collected data – and a report presenting the main findings of the assignment. The report points out that businesses recognize the central importance of education both for development in society as a whole and for the business sector specifically. But while it is well documented that the education sector globally suffers from a significant lack of resources, contributions from the private sector are limited. All findings of the mapping exercise, together with business cases, are presented in the report.
Case Study: Standard Chartered - Empowering girls to be agents of change
Standard Chartered is a leading international banking group. Many of the locations in which they operate are low income countries with high levels of gender inequality. The bank is therefore taking action to make positive social and economic contributions. Since 2006, they've supported girls, to take on leadership roles in their communities through the Goal program. "We are asking ourselves:
'How can we use the bank's resources to help these girls reach their aspirations?'" Natasha Kwakwa, Program Director, Goal Standard Chartered In this Deep Dive, we delve deeper into the Goal program in order to understand its background story and key features. The insights are based on interviews with company representatives and publicly available resources. As part of our research on corporate children's rights programs, we have also developed a guide for companies: "Corporate Children's Rights Programs – Guidance and Best Practice".
Guidance: Corporate Programs for Children's Rights
Global Child Forum and the Boston Consulting Group initiated the Corporate Sector and Children´s Rights Benchmark study series in 2013, to fill a gap in the existing research on how the corporate sector addresses children´s rights, both within their operations and in communities. We have produced one global and five regional studies: the Nordic region, the Middle East and Northern Africa; Southern Africa, South America and Southeast Asia. Based on this extensive knowledge, we are now delving deeper into our data in order to provide guidance for companies on how to further their efforts to implement the Children´s Rights and Business Principles. It is evident when analysing our data that almost half (46%) of all businesses establish their own programs and/or donate to charity. We have studied the programs of 13 companies, to identify pertinent common features that can be used as building blocks for other companies. The building blocks needed for a corporate children´s rights program to achieve maximum positive impact are: Relevance, Governance, Collaboration, and Measurement. In this guide, we describe each building block in detail, followed by concrete company examples.
Children's Rights and Business Atlas - Introduction Video Short
The Children's Rights and Business Atlas helps businesses identify potential impacts on the lives of children, especially where it is most needed, and guides the integration of children's rights into company due diligence practices and procedures.
Supporting the youngest learners and their families in the COVID-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to school closures in nearly every country in the world, putting approximately 1.5 billion children and youth out of school.
Investor Insights on Children's Rights 2018
Global Child Forum and GES International have surveyed asset owner signatories to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) in 2014, 2015, and 2017, in order to understand perspectives of the investor community on integrating children's rights issues into decision-making processes. We are now taking stock of the knowledge generated from these surveys and from recent in-depth interviews with nine investors. The main findings of our work are presented in this report. The purpose of this report is twofold: to provide information and inspiration to investors by highlighting the relevance of children's rights, and to supply concrete tools and frameworks for applying related perspectives. We also present two company examples which serve to demonstrate how investors can work with children's rights on a practical level.
Children´s Rights and Business Atlas - Introduction
Businesses, investors and organisations alike need to understand how their actions impact children's rights across the globe. The Children's Rights and Business Atlas, developed with UNICEF, is the first comprehensive resource to guide companies in assessing risks to children within industry sectors and regions of operation. Through indices, global interactive maps and country scorecards, the Atlas provides a quantitative assessment on the degree to which children's rights are protected within 195 countries and across 5 industry sectors.


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import contactsReducer from './contacts';
import appReducer from './app';
import formsReducer from './forms';

const rootReducer = combineReducers({
  contacts: contactsReducer,
  appState: appReducer,
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Q: iOS Update RLMObject in dispatch_async I would like to update RLMObject in dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0) and get result in dispatch_get_main_queue(), but object updated in other thread is not updated in main ui thread. What is solution? Example code is:
Result is:Age of dogs1: 9Age of dogs2: 9
but it should be:Age of dogs1: 9Age of dogs2: 11
// Create a standalone object
Dog *mydog = [[Dog alloc] init];

// Set & read properties
mydog.name = @"Rex2";
mydog.age = 9;
NSLog(@"Name of dog: %@", mydog.name);

// Realms are used to group data together
RLMRealm *realm = [RLMRealm defaultRealm]; // Create realm pointing to default file

// Save your object
[realm beginWriteTransaction];
[realm addObject:mydog];
[realm commitWriteTransaction];

// Multi-threading
dispatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0), ^{
    RLMRealm *otherRealm = [RLMRealm defaultRealm];
    RLMResults *otherResults = [Dog objectsInRealm:otherRealm where:@"name contains 'Rex2'"];
    Dog* dog = [otherResults firstObject];

    NSLog(@"Age of dogs1: %ld", (long)dog.age);

    [otherRealm beginWriteTransaction];
    dog.age = 11;
    [otherRealm commitWriteTransaction];

    dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
        RLMRealm *otherRealm2 = [RLMRealm defaultRealm];
        RLMResults *otherResults2 = [Dog objectsInRealm:otherRealm2 where:@"name contains 'Rex2'"];
        Dog* dog2 = [otherResults2 firstObject];

        NSLog(@"Age of dogs2: %ld", (long)dog2.age);
    });
});

A: If you call [otherRealm refresh] and [otherRealm2 refresh] at the top of their respective dispatch blocks, that will ensure the given realm is looking at most up-to-date transaction in the database.


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Field of Study: Law
Widely regarded as an eminent scholar in international and comparative law, Eric Stein is Hessel E. Yntema Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Michigan Law School. Professor Stein served in the U.S. Army from 1943 to 1946, and received the Bronze Star and Order of Italian Crown, Italian Military Cross. He holds Doctor of Law degrees from the University of Michigan and Charles University, Prague, and Honorary Doctor of Law degrees from both Free Universities of Brussels and from the West-Bohemian University in Pilsen, Czech Republic. He served in the U.S. Department of State and was adviser to the U.S. Delegation to the UN General Assembly and to the U.S. representatives at the UN Security Council and the International Court of Justice. He has taught and lectured widely at American, European, and Asian universities and at the Hague Academy of International Law. Formerly Honorary Vice President of the American Society of International Law and counselor of that society, he is the author of numerous books and articles on international law, European Union law, and comparative law. Professor Stein is a member of editorial boards of a number of American and European periodicals including the American Journal of International Law. He participated in an international group called on to advise Czech and Slovak authorities on constitutional issues.
Eric Stein received the 2001 University of Michigan Press Book Award in recognition of his literary accomplishments, especially for Thoughts from a Bridge: A Retrospective of Writings on New Europe and American Federalism (U. of Michigan Press, 2000). This was the eleventh scholarly book he has written or co-written. Other honors have included a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Comparative Law on October 21, 2004; recognition by the European Union Studies Association for his extraordinary contribution to European Union studies at their biannual conference, where he gave the keynote address at the conference and participated in a panel entitled "The Legal Dimension of European Integration: A Tribute to Eric Stein," April 1, 2005; inclusion in the International Biographical Center Living Legends book and nomination as an International Educator of the Year for 2004; Medal of Merit First Degree in 2001 from Czech Republic President Vaclav Havel for "outstanding scientific achievement"; and he has been made an honorary citizen of the Czech town of his birth. In May 2005, Eric Stein was the focus of the story "Europe's Prophet," by Alexandra Kemmerer, in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Among his most recent publications are "The United Nations, the European Union, and the King of Sweden: Economic Sanctions and Human Rights in a Plural World Order," with D. Halberstam, Common Mkt. L. Rev., 46, no. 1 (2009): 13-72; Review of The European Union—A Polity of States and Peoples, by W. van Gerven, in Eur. L. Rev., 31, no. 3 (2006); "Europe's Evolving 'Constitution,'" Law Quad. Notes, 49, no. 2 (2006): 78-81; and "Comments on the European Union: Transparency and Human Rights," in International Trade and Human Rights: Foundations and Conceptual Issues, edited by F. M. Abbott, C. Breining-Kaufmann, and T. Cottier, World Trade Forum, 5 (Univ. of Michigan Press, 2006).


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inewsource has mapped the final primary election results in six of San Diego County's biggest 2018 races: the 49th and 50th congressional districts, district attorney, sheriff, and the 4th and 5th Board of Supervisors districts.
Seven candidates won precincts in the 49th Congressional District, considered one of the most contested House seats in the country. Republican Diane Harkey of Dana Point finished first in the Orange County and San Diego County portions of the district. Democrat Mike Levin of San Juan Capistrano finished second, even though Democrat Sara Jacobs of Del Mar won more votes than Levin did in San Diego County.
Despite facing an FBI investigation into his past campaign spending, Republican incumbent Duncan Hunter of Alpine dominated the primary for the 50th Congressional District, winning 315 of San Diego County's precincts. Second-place finisher, Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar of Jamul won 17 precincts. (Hunter also won the southwestern Riverside County portion of the district, but detailed breakdowns aren't available.)
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Cave paintings are discovered in Lascaux, France.
On this day in 12 September 1940, near Montignac, France, a collection of prehistoric cave paintings are discovered by four teenagers who stumbled upon the ancient artwork after following their dog down a narrow entrance into a cavern. The 15,000 to 17,000-year-old paintings, consisting mostly of animal representations, are among the finest examples of art from the Upper Paleolithic period. First studied by the French archaeologist Henri-Édouard-Prosper Breuil, the Lascaux grotto consists of a main cavern 66 feet wide and 16 feet high. The walls of the cavern are decorated with some 600 painted and drawn animals and symbols and nearly 1,500 engravings.
The Battle of Marathon: The Athenians and their Plataean allies, defeat the first Persian invasion force of Greece.
The first Persian invasion was a response to Athenian involvement in the Ionian Revolt, when Athens and Eretria had sent a force to support the cities of Ionia in their attempt to overthrow Persian rule. The Athenians and Eretrians had succeeded in capturing and burning Sardis, but they were then forced to retreat with heavy losses. In response to this raid, Darius swore to burn down Athens and Eretria. According to Herodotus, Darius had his bow brought to him and then shot an arrow "upwards towards heaven", saying as he did so: "Zeus, that it may be granted me to take vengeance upon the Athenians!". Herodotus further writes that Darius charged one of his servants to say "Master, remember the Athenians" three times before dinner each day.
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Ansett Australia collapses due to increased financial strain on the airline industry. Over 10 000 people are made unemployed.
The Battle of Marathon where the Athenians and Plataean, defeat the Persian invasion force of Greece.


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