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Doprava v Izraeli je na vysoce rozvinuté úrovni a v závislosti na vzrůstající dopravě, potřebách populačního růstu, politických, vojenských a turistických faktorech je neustále vylepšována. Prvenství ve využívanosti drží silniční doprava, a to jak autobusová, tak osobní. Ve srovnání s využívaností dopravy v evropských zemích je role železniční dopravy v Izraeli méně významná, přesto však její role stále roste. V provozu je jediné metro v Haifě (Karmelit), které bylo prvním metrem na Blízkém východě; v plánu je však zbudování metra v Tel Avivu. V Izraeli existuje přes padesát letišť a je zde běžná jak vnitrostátní tak mezinárodní letecká doprava. Naproti tomu vodní doprava se specializuje pouze na námořní nákladní dopravu, osobní říční doprava v zemi neexistuje vůbec. Specifickým prvkem dopravy v Izraeli je její omezení o šabatu. V izraelské vládě zodpovídá za rezort dopravy ministr dopravy.

Doprava a náboženství

Mezi výrazné specifikum dopravy v Izraeli patří její omezení během šabatu. Během něj nejezdí hromadná doprava a lidé jsou tak odkázáni na vlastní prostředky. V některých ortodoxních židovských čtvrtích a městech (například v Me'a Še'arim v Jeruzalémě nebo Bnej Brak) je však zakázána i osobní doprava, čemuž je přizpůsobeno i izraelské dopravní znační, které zná dopravní značku "Zvyky," případně "Zákaz vjezdu o šabatu a náboženských svátcích." Různost v dodržování omezení dopravy o šabatu rovněž souvisí se statusem quo, který byl přijat v roce 1947 před založením Izraele (například v Jeruzalémě a Tel Avivu doprava nefunguje, zatímco v Haifě ano).

Vztah mezi dopravou a židovskými svátky způsobil koncem 90. let dokonce vládní krizi a byl způsobem vydírání premiéra. Jak uvádí Marek Čejka ve své knize Judaismus a politika v Izraeli:

Silniční doprava

Izrael má rozvinutou silniční síť o délce přes 17 870 km silnic, z čehož přibližně 146 km tvoří dálnice. Silniční doprava (autobusová a osobní) patří v Izraeli mezi nejdůležitější druh dopravy.

Autobusová doprava

Autobusová doprava patří v Izraeli mezi nejrozšířenější způsoby veřejné dopravy. Největším provozovatelem autobusové dopravy je společnost Egged Bus Cooperative, která provozuje autobusové linky po celé zemi. V některých oblastech provozují autobusovou dopravu menší dopravci, z nichž je největší Dan Bus Company, která provozuje autobusové linky zejména v aglomeraci Guš Dan. Další z významných menších dopravců je společnosti Kavim.

Kromě samostatných autobusových zastávek v Izraeli existují další dva typy: terminály (masof, pl. masofim) a centrální autobusová nádraží (tahana merkazit). Každý terminál obsluhuje množství autobusových linek, obvykle přes tucet, zatímco centrální autobusové nádraží může obsluhovat stovky autobusových spojů. Největším centrálním autobusovým nádraží je Telavivské centrální autobusové nádraží, které je zároveň největším autobusovým nádražím na světě.

V Izraeli existuje také služba sdíleného taxi (šerut), kterou, v závislosti na lokalitě, provozuje několik soukromých společností (kromě klasických taxi služeb).

Železniční doprava

Železniční síť v Izraeli využívá dvoukolejnou trať o rozchodu 1435 mm a její celková délka je 913 kilometrů. Význam železniční dopravy není v Izraeli zdaleka významný jako autobusová doprava, nicméně její využívání stoupá. Nákladní železniční doprava je provozována pouze na vybraných tratích, a to mezi Beerševou, Dimonou a dvěma centry ve východní části země.

Historie a vývoj
Mnoho z izraelských železničních tratí bylo postaveno ještě před založením států za osmanské a britské správy. První tratí byla železniční trať Tel Aviv-Jeruzalém, následovaná železniční tratí v Jizre'elském údolí, jež byla součástí Hidžazské železnice. První světová válka pak přinesla vytvoření několika nových železničních tratí z důvodu vojenských potřeb: části dnešní pobřežní železnice byly současně stavěny Osmany a Brity a později spojeny během britského mandátu. Jižní tratě byly rovněž postaveny válčícími státy (od severu Osmany a od Rafáhu na západě Brity).

Od poloviny 60. let 20. století začal rozvoj železničních tratí stagnovat a několik tratí (zejména v Jizre'elském údolí a východní železnice) bylo opuštěno úplně. Rozvoj železniční sítě byl obnoven v 90. letech a otevření telavivské Ajalonské železnice v roce 1993 předznamenalo novou éru v rozvoji železnic. Tratě, které jsou po roce 2000 ve výstavbě zahrnují vysokorychlostní trať do Jeruzaléma, rozšíření pobřežní železnice přímo z Tel Avivu do Ašdodu přes severní Šefelu a trať z Aškelonu do Beerševy přes Sderot, Netivot a Ofakim, stejně jako kompletní rekonstrukci trati z Lodu do Beerševy.

Železniční spojení se sousedními zeměmi

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Rychlodrážní tramvaje a metro
V Izraeli jev současné době (2006) v provozu jeden systém rychlodrážních tramvají, konkrétně tramvajová doprava v Jeruzalémě. Zároveň probíhá výstavba rychlodráhy v Tel Avivu, která má obsluhovat celou aglomeraci Tel Avivu a v jejích centrálních partiích je budována jako podzemní dráha.

Metro existuje pouze v Haifě a jmenuje se Karmelit. Je to podzemní lanová dráha na kolejích, která má počáteční stanici v dolní části města na Pařížském náměstí a konečnou v Gan ha-Em (Matčin park) na hoře Karmel. Jedná se o jednokolejnou trať s jednou výhybnou, dvěma soupravami a celkem šesti zastávkami. Jedná se o jediné metro v Izraeli a mezi další zajímavost patří, že je zapsáno v Guinnessově knize rekordů jako nejkratší metro na světě.

Letecká doprava

K roku 2006 se v Izraeli nacházelo 53 letišť, z nichž největší a nejznámější je Ben Gurionovo mezinárodní letiště, které se nachází poblíž Tel Avivu a je zároveň nejvyužívanějším letištěm světových aerolinek v Izraeli. Největší izraelskou leteckou společností je El Al, který byl donedávna státní společností, avšak nedávno došlo k jeho privatizaci. Lety společnosti El Al směřují do Severní Ameriky, Evropy, na Dálný východ a do zemí Blízkého východu. Běžné jsou rovněž vnitrostátní lety, zejména pak mezi Tel Avivem, Haifou a jihoizraelským městem Ejlat. V roce 2007 došlo poprvé na Ben-Gurionově letišti k překročení desetimilionové hranice odbavených cestujících. Nové letouny pro izraelské aerolinky by měla dodat americká společnost Boeing, která v následujících dvaceti letech má dodat 60-80 nových strojů.

Podle Izraelského úřadu pro civilní letectví čítala izraelská letecká flotila k 31. prosinci 2008 celkem 53 letounů, z čehož bylo 47 letadel dopravních, 5 letadel nákladních a jedno univerzální. Z toho 41 z těchto letadel vyrobila společnost Boeing, 2 společnost Airbus a 10 turbovrtulových společnosti ATR a Dash.

Letiště podle přistávací dráhy

K roku 2009 existovalo v Izraeli celkem 47 letišť a jejich počtem se Izrael zařadil na 92. místo na světě.

Heliporty
K roku 2009 se v Izraeli nacházely tři heliporty.

Vodní doprava

Z vodní dopravy v Izraeli existuje pouze námořní nákladní doprava. Z osobní lodní dopravy existují pouze sezónní okružní jízdy, neexistuje však ani osobní lodní doprava mezi přímořskými přístavy ani říční doprava.

Přístavy
V Izraeli se nachází celkem sedm námořních přístavů. Šest z nich je při pobřeží Středozemního moře a jeden při pobřeží Rudého moře. Jmenovitě jde o následující přístavy:

Středozemní moře
 Ašdod
 Aškelon
 Chadera
 Haifa
 Herzlija
 Tel Aviv-Jaffa

Rudé moře
 Ejlat

Obchodní námořní doprava

 Celkem: 18 lodí (s výtlakem větším než 1000 tun)
 Lodě podle typu: 1 nákladní loď, 1 chemický tanker, 16 kontejnerových lodí (k roku 2006)

Poznámka: K roku 2008 existovalo 60 lodí vlastněných a provozovaných izraelskými společnostmi, které do tohoto výčtu nebyly zahrnuty, neboť plují pod vlajkami jiných států (následující čísla uvádí počet lodí, které plují pod vlajkou daného státu: 3× Bermudy, 4× Kypr, 2× Gruzie, 1× Honduras, 23× Libérie, 18× Malta, 3× Panama, 2× Svatý Vincenc a Grenadiny, 4× Slovensko). Například izraelská společnost Zim Integrated Shipping Services není pouze největší nákladní lodní společnost v Izraeli, ale také jedna z největších obdobných společností na světě.

Potrubní doprava
K roku 2008 se na území Izraele se nacházelo 176 kilometrů plynovodů, 442 kilometrů ropovodů a 261 kilometrů potrubí na rafinované produkty.

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
 Ministr dopravy Izraele

Externí odkazy

 Oficiální internetové stránky Ministerstva dopravy
 Ministerstvo cestovního ruchu Státu Izrael – Doprava
 Jewish Virtual Library – Israel's Transportation System

Izrael


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Franklin Douglas "Doug" Miller (January 27, 1945–June 30, 2000) was an American and United States Army Special Forces staff sergeant during the Vietnam War who was awarded the United States military's highest decoration—the Medal of Honor—for his actions above and beyond the call of duty on January 5, 1970. He was also awarded a Silver Star, two Bronze Stars, and six Purple Hearts during his six years service in Southeast Asia.
A native of Elizabeth City, N.C., Miller eventually retired from the U.S. Army as a command sergeant major in 1992 before becoming a benefits counselor for the Veterans Administration.
Miller joined the U.S. Army from Albuquerque, New Mexico on February 17, 1965. After basic training and advanced infantry training, he took the U.S. Army Special Forces course at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. In March 1966, he deployed with the 1st Cavalry Division to An Khe which is located in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam.He undertook two years of airborne infantry reconnaissance work in Vietnam before he was first assigned to an Army Special Forces unit, the 5th Special Forces Group in Vietnam. Miller also became a member of the elite and highly-secretive Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group (MAC-V SOG).
On January 5, 1970, Staff Sergeant Miller, who was administratively a member of the 5th Special Forces Group, was leading a joint American-South Vietnam Montagnard tribesmen (nicknamed "Yards") long-range reconnaissance patrol operating deep within enemy-controlled territory in and from Kontum Province, Vietnam when his seven-man team was attacked by a platoon size North Vietnamese reconnaissance force in Laos after one of his Montangard team members tripped an enemy booby trap wounding five team members. Miller was wounded in the chest, and single-handedly held off an enemy assault, and arranged for a helicopter extraction of his surviving comrades, and again fought off the enemy alone until relief arrived; four team members were killed and all were wounded.
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Place and date: Kontum Province, Republic of Vietnam
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Pirates ist der englischsprachige Begriff für Piraten (Mehrzahl). Die Einzahl lautet englisch: pirate, deutsch: Pirat.

Pirates ist der Titel folgender Filme:
 Pirates, Originaltitel des Films Piraten aus dem Jahr 1986 von Roman Polanski
 Pirates of the Caribbean, deutsch auch unter dem Namen Fluch der Karibik bekannt, ist eine Piratenfilm-Reihe, die auch in zahlreichen Videospielen umgesetzt wurde
 Pirates (2005), Pornofilm aus dem Jahr 2005, grob angelehnt an Pirates of the Caribbean
 Pirates (2021), Filmkomödie von Reggie Yates
 Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge, Pornofilm aus dem Jahr 2008, Fortsetzung von Pirates
 Pirates – Das Siegel des Königs, südkoreanischer Spielfilm aus dem Jahr 2014
 The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! Originaltitel des Aardman-Animations-Films Die Piraten! – Ein Haufen merkwürdiger Typen aus dem Jahr 2012
 Pirates 4D, US-amerikanischer 4D-Film

Pirates ist der Titel folgender Spiele:
 Pirates!, Computerspiel von Sid Meier
 Pirates of the Spanish Main (deutsch: Piraten der spanischen Meere), Tabletop-Spiel

andere Verwendungen von Pirates
 Pirates de Catalunya, Piratenpartei in Katalonien
 Pirates without Borders (Piraten ohne Grenzen), Zusammenschluss von Piraten außerhalb von Pirate Parties International, siehe Piratenpartei
 Pirates ist ein Synonym für die Gattung Peirates (Gattung), einer Gruppe der Raubwanzen
 Pirates ist ein Name für das US-amerikanische Baseball-Team Pittsburgh Pirates
 Pirates ist der Name des Fußballteams Orlando Pirates in Windhoek, Namibia

Siehe auch:
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More than 400 University of Limerick students were honoured at the 7th annual President's Volunteer Award (PVA) ceremony held in the University Concert Hall.
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Le Bas Ségala (, literally The Lower Ségala; ) is a commune in the department of Aveyron, southern France. The municipality was established on 1 January 2016 by merger of the former communes of La Bastide-l'Évêque, Saint-Salvadou and Vabre-Tizac.

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Populated places established in 2016


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Having brought all the disparate previously competing parties together in a single Phuket boat show, the fourth Thailand Yacht Show & RendezVous (TYS) offered an all-embracing event at the Royal Phuket Marina for yachting enthusiasts and wealthy lifestyle-seekers from around Asia.
Leading international yacht dealers, brokerage houses, charter agencies and marine suppliers were there to showcase their brands, complemented by luxury property developers and a collective mix of lavish lifestyle products. With a decisive show of unity, the industry's global players joined Thailand's key marine tourism stakeholders – including a strong attendance of representatives from national and local government – who have all thrown their support behind TYS' 4-year mission to open up Thai waters to foreign yacht tourism and grow the industry.
"Despite having only 3 months to prepare, we have seen excellent support from both the public and private sector this year. The Thai Government remain unswerving in their determination to support and grow the yachting industry, and bring much-needed cash into local businesses, by changing regulations where necessary to enable foreign superyacht charter tourism. The private sector made it clear they wanted a single show in Phuket. The results speak for themselves, with confirmed yacht sales, lots of business transacted by exhibitors across all sectors, and good visitor numbers over the first three days," said Andy Treadwell, CEO of show organiser Verventia.
"What will we be able to do with a whole year!"
Richard Allen, General Manager of Simpson Marine, said, "As ever, Simpson Marine had the biggest display of new yachts at the show, representing our brands Monte Carlo Yachts, Beneteau, Lagoon, Aquilla and Sanlorenzo. I am pleased to say we made some sales during the show itself and have a number of other negotiations to conclude. Our charter team also saw a big increase in bookings during the show and Phuket still remains the premier charter destination in Asia. With just one show in Phuket, we hope the Thailand Yacht Show & RendezVous can grow into a bigger and better event each year in the future."
Speaking about the quality of visitors this year, Andrew de Bruin, General Manager of Multihull Solutions said, "Multihull Solutions were very pleased to again join the Thailand Yacht Show & RendezVous as an exhibitor with three yachts displayed in the marina. The quality of visitors was top rate and our vessels received great exposure. The joining together of all the shows is a definite winner for all involved and we look forward to booking space in next year's event at the first opportunity."
Phuket's position as Asia's yachting playground is clear, and as more people experience it, word is spreading globally of the world-class cruising grounds and the onshore support facilities to match. Moored off the stunning Island of Koh Rang Noi at the TYS Superyacht Hub were a number of impressive visiting yachts, including the 54m M/Y Talisman Maiton and 73m M/Y Titania. The Thailand Yacht Show & RendezVous has been a key industry and government focus for changing local regulations to attract more international superyachts to the country, and results are beginning to show. Bloomberg's latest global superyacht tracker recorded movements of superyachts between November 2018 and January 2019, and Thailand placed fourth as a winter destination behind Sint Maarten, St. Barts, and Antigua, welcoming an influx of superyachts during the Christmas and New Year peak season.
"The single show concept has proved to be a huge success for the industry. We will continue to work closely with the Thai government and the private sector to hopefully get the changes to the tax regulations we need, and will build on this year's success to make 2020 even bigger and deliver a strong ROI for all parties," added Treadwell.
The Thailand Yacht Show & RendezVous, organised in partnership with the Thai Government, is an international gathering of some of the biggest and best-known yachting and luxury lifestyle brands, in a highly social setting in one of the world's most beautiful yachting destinations.
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For a girl, life changes the day you get married and walk out of your parents place. No matter where you go, things are never the same. We always miss the place we grew up. Here, I share my experience and the dilemma I went through, when I was once the bride.
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Twitter SVP of Engineering Alex Roetter had been relatively silent in the hours and days following Leslie Miley's post about leaving Twitter due to concerns around race, diversity and inclusion. Well, that just changed.
But perhaps, more importantly, Twitter is going to start requiring inclusion training for its workforce beginning in January. Assuming that Roetter hasn't already completed the training, it's something I hope will be valuable and useful for him. I've reached out to Twitter to see if Roetter has previously taken inclusion training — something he said that Twitter has offered to employees in the past.
Other things Twitter has committed to include "developing specific actions related to diversity" that Twitter will expect all managers to implement. What those changes actually are is unclear. So, until Twitter produces some meaningful results, I remain highly skeptical.
You can read Roetter's full post here.


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Oxalates are chemicals commonly found in high concentrations in many plants. Oxalates form strong bonds with sodium, potassium and calcium, yielding oxalate salts. These salts resist breakdown in your digestive system, making the bound calcium, sodium or potassium unavailable for absorption. Grapefruit contains a moderate amount of oxalate, making it a relatively poor source of absorbable calcium. However, the amount of oxalate in grapefruit is unlikely to disrupt intestinal calcium absorption from other foods consumed with the fruit.
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The RDA for calcium takes into account the effects of various foods on your overall absorption of this nutrient. Therefore, if you are eating a healthful diet that includes the recommended servings from each of the food groups, you do not typically need to worry about food interactions. Examples of healthful, calcium-rich foods to incorporate into your diet include skim milk, nonfat cheese and yogurt, canned salmon and calcium-fortified cereals without added sugar. Because calcium absorption depends on an adequate level of vitamin D in your body, be sure to include vitamin D-rich foods in your diet. The RDA for calcium is 1,000 milligrams for adults through age 50. For women older than 50 and men older than age 70, the RDA for calcium is 1,200 milligrams.
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In 1966 a psychedelic rock band is formed in Tiel, under the name Mother's Love. The musicians were Floris Kolvenbach (guitar), John van Buren (organ, piano), Rini Wikkerink (guitar), John van Buren (drums) and Jan van Doesburg (bass guitar). The latter is replaced by Rob Heuff in 1967. They release two singles: Raise the sails / Saint without glory and Highway to heaven / Lady from the ballroom. One year later an album, Take one, is released.
The album doesn't sell well and the name of the band is changed into Dream. With this new name another single is released in 1968, The doting king / Expert jump out.	This time the band is more succesful. They play concerts with Pink Floyd. In the mean time they change drummers, newcomer is Karel Zwart.
In 1969 another single is released, Rebellion / The monarchy, in the same year there is also a new bass player, Edgar Swanenburg. The band is invited to play at the Kralingen festival in 1970, and is invited to play at the first edition of Pinkpop. They also perform on tv, for over an hour in the program Dit is het begin, where they perform parts of the rock-opera The peacock and the rat. In 1971 saw the release of their third single Can you hear me howlin' / Still alive. In 1972 the band ends.
Starting in 1982, Rini Wikkerink, John van Buren and Rob Heuff play together in a band called Waterland.
Floris Kolvenbach starts a new project in 1974, called Mirakel. The same year a single is released En jij / Peter weet het beter (Negram NG 449). He makes a solo single in 1976: Schizofreen / Kleine Gartmanplantsoen (EMI 5C 006-25376).
And then in 1977 starts the experimental formation Metal Voices together with Charles Schutters (bass guitar), Ferry Wouda (drums) and Jos Jaspers (guitar). With this band he also releases a single in 1980: The way you boogie / At the banks of the river (Philips 6017 027).
In 1994 he releases the album A journey from Europe to the common world. At the present Kolvenbach plays in a band called The Lacions.


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It's at a table that you can turn a stranger into a friend and a village into a community. But more than anything, eating together simply connects us. Join us a potluck-style event on Feb 21 from 4 to 6 p.m. by bringing your favorite dish to share with the group. Please register in advance with what you're planning on bringing so that we can ensure all items are labelled with common food allergens such as wheat/gluten, milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish and soy.
Tune into Brock International's Instagram Story on Feb 19 to vote for the movie you want to watch at this event.
The movie with the most votes will be announced on Feb 20.
We will identify foods that contain common allergens such as wheat/gluten, milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, and soy. However, due to the set up of the event we are unable to guarantee whether or not food has not come into contact with ingredients listed above.


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Knock Knock...Who's there? Not EnergyAustralia
One of the country's leading energy retailers, EnergyAustralia, has today announced it's slamming the door on unannounced door knockers selling electricity and gas contracts.
By the end of March, EnergyAustralia will no longer use door-to-door sales to sign up potential customers.
EnergyAustralia's Group Executive Manager of Retail, Adrian Merrick, said the company was leading the way when it came to axing door-to-door sales.
"The days of an EnergyAustralia representative approaching someone's door unannounced to offer them electricity and gas contracts are over," Mr Merrick said.
"While door knocking is an effective way of selling electricity and gas contracts and deliver us significant sales, households have made it clear that it's something they don't like or want.
"Door-to-door selling is our most complained about sales channel.
"The consistent feedback from consumers is that they find door knocking intrusive, and that they want to control when and how they are interacting with energy retailers.
"EnergyAustralia is determined to provide the best possible customer experience in the industry. Key to achieving our aim is listening to our customers."
Mr Merrick said it was important all retailers were able to provide customers detailed information about electricity and gas deals but it needed to be done in a way that was acceptable to customers.
"We will continue to use other sales avenues, including our online site, to provide customers with the information they need to make an informed choice about their electricity provider," he said.
Door-to-door sales will stop by the end of March, 2013, once the current contracts with EnergyAustralia's doorknocking agents finish.
Mr Merrick called on other energy retailers to follow EnergyAustralia's lead and discontinue unannounced doorknocking.
"The challenge is now there for the other energy retailers to follow EnergyAustralia's lead," Mr Merrick said.
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What is Causing the Housing Market Slowdown?
One of the main factors in the U.S. housing market slowdown is due to rising mortgage interest rates. The more expensive it becomes to secure a loan, the less money buyers have left to spend. Do the math; when purchasing a $300,000 home with 20% down, a 1% uptick adds about $143.00 to the buyer's monthly payment, and nearly $51,500 over the life of a loan.
According to Freddie Mac, a 30 year fixed rate mortgage averaged 4.90% with an average 0.5 point for the week ending October 11, 2018. Rates are now at their highest level since the week of April 14, 2011. A year ago at this time, the 30-year FRM averaged 3.91 percent. The current 15 year fixed rate mortgage is at an average of 4.29% with an average 0.5 point. A year ago at this time, the 15-year FRM averaged 3.21 percent.
The second factor contributing to the slowdown is the uptick in housing inventory. Realtor.com reports 465,000 new nationwide listings in September, up 8% from the year before, the largest annual gain in five years. If demand continues to soften and supply begins to grow (as is projected to happen), we will return to a more neutral market which will favor neither buyers nor sellers. This "more normal" market will be better for real estate in the long term.
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Daniel Silguero with his daughter, Danielle. Mr. Silguero found encouragement to face leukemia through his regular reading of a New Testament received from a Gideon.
While earning his degree at South Texas College, Daniel Silguero received a New Testament from a Gideon participating in a Scripture distribution. Already a believer, he thanked the Gideon, slipped the New Testament into his backpack, and promptly forgot about it.
He began to consider what the road ahead would look like and how the cancer would affect the remainder of his life, as well as the lives of his wife, Maricela, and his two young children, Danielle and Andrew. Just as he was beginning to lose hope, Daniel came across the New Testament that had been handed to him years earlier.
Daniel's experience convinced him that he needed to be more intentional about witnessing to others, so they could experience the same peace he is experiencing. He decided one way to do that was to sign up to become a Friend of Gideons. As a Friend, Daniel has opportunities to participate closely with Gideons in reaching the lost with God's Word. He also receives regular updates about the impact Gideons are making throughout the world.
If you would like to find out how you can serve, as either a prayer or a financial partner, along with more than 90,000 other Friends of Gideons throughout the world, please click here.
A serviceman in a Special Forces unit in Ecuador reads his Service Testament moments after receiving it from Gideons during the 2015 Ecuador International Scripture Blitz. "This is the greatest weapon you will own… use it, read it, and I promise you will be more effective soldiers," the unit's commanding officer told his troops.
The Gideons International officially began distributing Scriptures to soldiers in 1941 at induction centers under the motto, "arm them with the Gospel too." While Gideons are mostly known for placing God's Word in hotels, reaching the lost with the Gospel includes distribution of Scriptures at the military installations of a multitude of countries, including The USA, The British Isles, The Republic of China, Korea, Latin America, West Africa, and Japan. Last year, Gideons placed and distributed over 1.7 million Service Testaments.
Members of the Venezuelan National Guard in Puerto la Cruz explore the Scriptures they received from Gideons during the 2016 Venezuela International Scripture Blitz.
Gideons have been distributing Scriptures to men and women in the armed forces since 1941. Through trusting the Lord and regular time spent in God's Word, a soldier is armed for spiritual battles.
In 1940, Charles J. Pietsch, a member of The Gideons International, felt led to contact the Chief Chaplains of both the U.S. Army and Navy. He was seeking permission to give a copy of the New Testament to every man and woman in the armed forces of the U.S. who wished to receive one.
Navy Chief Chaplain R.D. Workman met with Mr. Pietsch in Washington D.C. and immediately granted approval to the proposal to offer Testaments to naval personnel.
So in January of 1941, the decision to supply armed forces with copies of God's Word was approved by The Gideons International and 50,000 Testaments were ordered.
On December 2, 1941, some of the first Service Testaments from The Gideons were distributed to the U.S. Navy personnel at Pearl Harbor. Five days later, Pearl Harbor became ground zero for a date that would live in infamy.
Years later, in 1949, U.S. General Douglas MacArthur sent a telegram to The Gideons International asking that a representative of The Gideons International be sent to Japan to "Make first hand survey of situation [sic]" in regards to distributing New Testaments to the people there stating that, "Your assistance will be of inestimable value." The Gideons responded to the request and in 1950 the first Gideon camp in Japan was established.
Veteran Carl Crisp received his New Testament from The Gideons at an induction center in Houston, TX. Crisp served in the US Army as a UH-1 helicopter crew chief during the Vietnam war. "I carried my New Testament with me at every duty station during my time in Vietnam. It was a comfort to me–a constant reminder of God's love and of my salvation should I not return home." Crisp says he remembers his comrades also held onto their New Testaments and often saw his fellow servicemen reading the Scriptures. Today, Crisp serves the Lord as a Gideon in the Palestine Camp, Texas.
Last year, Gideons placed and distributed over 1.7 million Service Testaments to military in a number of countries, territories, and possessions – from Japan to Latin America.
While disembarking from the U.S.S. Breckenridge after its return from the Korean War, serviceman Orv Room received a New Testament from The Gideons. "Over 50 years later, I still have it in my possession," says Orv. He says its message transformed his life. In fact, Orv began serving in The Gideons in 1956 and his wife, Corine, joined the Auxiliary in 1957. They still serve in the Sacramento North Camp, California.
After graduating from the University of Houston, Jim Blunk joined the military. He attended flight school and became an Army helicopter pilot. While serving overseas in Operation Desert Storm, he noticed a chaplain bringing boxes of New Testaments into the mess tent. Jim witnessed lives being transformed and baptisms taking place in the middle of the desert. Though his father was a pastor and had always taught him about the Lord while growing up, Jim admits he didn't fully understand what it meant to be a Christian until he was an adult.
In the mid 1990s, Jim was recruited for a different type of service by a retired colonel, who also served in The Gideons. Since 1997, Jim and his wife, Lannis, have served with the Granbury Camp of Gideons in Texas, helping to reach lost men, women, boys, and girls with God's Word.
When we introduce soldiers to Scripture, we're introducing those who are ready to make the ultimate sacrifice for their nation to the One who sacrificed his life for the sins of the whole world.
We thank God for bringing so many from the trenches to His side through the reading of His Word. Please continue to pray for the safety of the men and women in uniform around the world, and for the chaplains who serve them.


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Loudoun County to fund 400 additional small businesses
Random drawing to be held Tuesday June 23
Published June 19, 2020 by Sydney Lake
On Tuesday, June 23, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors will hold a random drawing for the third round of grants from its COVID-19 Business Interruption Fund, which supports small businesses affected by the pandemic. The funding was allocated from the $36.1 million in federal funding to Loudoun County from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
The drawing will provide $5,000 grants to 400 randomly selected businesses.
During the first round of the Business Interruption Fund, $1.4 million was distributed among more than 200 businesses in the county. This second round of funding devoted $3.7 million to fund businesses that were not randomly selected during the first round. Each of the 475 eligible businesses received $7,500 grants. The remaining $2 million went to the third round of funding.
Eligible businesses for the third round of funding are those that have between zero and two W-2 employees, have less than $2.5 million in gross annual receipts, saw at least a 25% loss in revenue attributable to COVID-19 and are licensed and operated in Loudoun County. There is no limit on 1099 contractors that a business may have to be eligible. Applications were open from June 3 through June 6.
The random drawing will be broadcast at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the Loudoun County Government Center. On June 25, the payment process will begin for those who were randomly selected. Companies that have already been funded are listed on the Loudoun County Department of Economic Development website.
Loudoun County funds 400 additional small businesses
Businesses were selected at random to receive $5,000 grants
Fairfax adds $20M to small business relief fund
Eligible applicants can receive up to $20K in funds
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Applications open April 29 for $7,500 and $10,000 grants.


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Tessitura: Helping the Arts and Culture Succeed
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We love companies that help make the world a better place. So many of the things that we enjoy and that are vital to our lives come from the innovation of business. Some of the more beautiful and inspiring dimensions of our world are the museums, theatres, science galleries and performing arts centers. They are vital to our society. Yet the operations of these wonderful organizations are very complex and must be managed. They may be not-for-profit businesses, but they must be run like any for-profit business as to costs, marketing and efficiencies. Failure to manage a museum or performing arts center properly can lead to financial ruin and closure of these cherished assets.
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Tessitura is a unique company making the world a better place by helping our Arts and Cultural organizations operate and thrive. They also have a unique operating structure.
Tessitura Network: A Software and Management System Dedicated to the Arts and Cultural Industry
When I sat down with Jack Rubin, CEO of Tessitura Network, our interview and time flew by. In addition to my fascination with his vision for Tessitura, I found his passion for helping the Arts and Cultural Industry succeed inspiring. Having also spent some significant time myself with a performing arts center I quickly related to their mission and services.
What is Tessitura and what's the bold idea behind it? Simply said, Tessitura provides the software and management systems for arts and cultural organizations to succeed. Without such systems these organizations would simply fail. Their bold idea? To provide the best systems to help Arts and Culture succeed!
The Birth of Tessitura
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In music, tessitura is the most comfortable range of a singer or musical instrument. Tessitura, the company, has also found a "comfortable" range for the arts. Its formation was all about "comfortably" helping initially the Metropolitan Opera of New York City during a time of need.
Circa 1995, the arts and culture community of the Metropolitan Opera of New York City was in tumult, at best, siloed. Ticketing and fundraising systems were not organized; the not-for-profit arts and cultural organizations were at a loss for technology options that could serve the specific needs of the community. It was from this burning need for an integrated and unified system that a solution was born. A project initially named "Impresario" headed by Chuck Reif in 1999 was Metropolitan Opera's answer to the huge ticketing corporations' preference to sports franchises and blockbuster concerts over nonprofit performing arts organizations.
Later named as Tessitura, the Metropolitan Opera took matters into their own hands and built a Customer Relationship Management system that does not only take care of ticketing but also allows arts and cultural organizations to connect with prospect donors, reach out and understand their customers, streamline fundraising, serve as a marketing tool, manage and understand data and make art and history available on the web.
Tessitura eventually gained more and more attention.
Unique Operating Structure
In 2001, Metropolitan Opera six other forward-thinking organizations joined the company – Santa Fe Opera, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, San Francisco Symphony, Seattle Opera, New York City Center and Lyric Opera of Chicago. These seven organizations sat down to form a business specifically designed for the arts and cultural sector. A mission was crafted, a handshake agreement was made, and early adopters pledged to share business costs so a nonprofit company could be formed.
This not-for-profit structure was vital in creating an impactful company helping the arts. It would be an important ingredient to their success.
Fast forward to today, the original arbiter of the 2001 first "conference", Jack Rubin's initial appointment was as president. He is now the CEO. Those seven initial organizations have grown to over 600 organizations in 10 countries.
Jack's description of those early years is insightful.
"When we started the company, we thought we might be successful if we reached 50 organizations. We're north of 620 Tessitura powered organizations now. When we started the company, we started initially with symphonies and operas and Performing Arts Centers. Now we're serving virtually all genres of arts organizations," shares Jack Rubin, CEO of Tessitura Network. He further adds, "And we made a bold move about four years ago to do the same thing for, for the museum and attraction sector. So that's museums, science centers, galleries, zoos, and aquariums. Each had the same needs. So, we serve festivals, theaters, museums, performing arts centers, orchestras, operas, zoos, aquariums, museums, science centers, and I could keep on going on, on and on."
Disruptive technologies and innovations know no boundaries and often moves up the marketspace persistently and relentlessly. An agile organization can be quick to recognize innovations that will change the game. On the far side of the spectrum, some organizations that try to hang on to traditional ways of doing things. They then realize too late that they have become obsolete and irrelevant. But there are organizations that blaze new trails and introduce new ways of looking at and doing things. Arts and Cultural organizations need to blaze new trails and stay up with the times. Tessitura Network is a perfect answer for this – it has completely disrupted the way arts and cultural organizations operate. Yet it did so in a way that made it easier for the organizations to adopt the change. Tessitura was also a not-for-profit formed and managed by the industry it serves. This created a safe environment for the industry to adopt the technology. It was part of the industry.
For all the functionalities that Tessitura Network has to offer, it has allowed cultural organizations to break silos, remove fragmented mentality and encourage organizational collaboration and communication. The platform's data storage and mining capabilities have also allowed the organizations to understand their customers and donors better, translating to better customer and donor experiences. This helps the organizations achieve their mission of enriching humankind through arts and culture, one patron at a time.
During the interview, Jack Rubin underscored this mission. He asserted, "We have a quest to help eliminate silos and arts and cultural organizations eliminate multiple databases, really essentially no longer just do transactions, but be able to operate in a transformative way and move people along."
Making Impact
Tessitura Network started with one goal in mind – to challenge the status quo and find new ways of bringing arts and culture closer to their customers. From their initial success of 7 founding organizations, they have kept building and making an impact. From the original seven founding organizations, this nonprofit, member-owned business currently lists 620 organizations from 10 countries in 3 continents.
Their client support list is impressive and worldwide. In addition, their network of museums, galleries, dance companies, opera organizations, performing art centers, ensembles and academic institutions are continuously learning and sharing their best practices through Tessitura's Annual Learning and Community Conference. Jack Rubin shares, "We're helping expand learning, we're helping share knowledge and of course, we continue to innovate the system that we have on many ways." Indeed, the company continues to introduce enhancements and improvements in their technology in order to cater to the dynamic needs of the cultural organizations that they serve.
Tessitura Network is not showing any signs of slowing down. They continue to rethink, reimagine and transform the arts and cultural sphere. Tessitura's impact to Arts and Culture is massive yet unheralded. I hope their story becomes better known.
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8 BOOKS TO READ THIS WINTER
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The cold mornings, the dark evenings… it's perrrrrfect reading season.
So I've pulled together a list of seven books I've read in the last couple of weeks, as well as the one I'm currently working on.
They're all cosy, warm and so utterly perfect for this weather.
Harry Potter: The Illustrated Editions by JK Rowling and Jim Kay
For nearly two years I've been putting the illustrated edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone on my birthday and Christmas wishlists. And for two years it's been completely ignored by my family and friends.
So when the new Chamber of Secrets illustrated edition was released last month, I caved and bought both for myself!
AND OH MAN I'M SO GLAD I DID.
It's the full Harry Potter story, all of JK Rowling's fantastic words, combined with the most BRILLIANT illustrations by Jim Kay.
He's illustrated everything from Diagon Alley to Draco Malfoy getting his robes fitted. There are tiny pictures of a pink beach-ball shaped Dudley Dursley, a drawing of Hermione and her blue flames in a jar, a portrait of Ron Weasley, even a technical drawing of a phoenix.
It's absolutely gorgeous, and I'm so excited for the rest of the collection to be released in the next few years.
The Forgetting Time by Sharon Guskin
This book. THIS BOOK.
I picked it up at the airport on our way to Budapest, started it at 9am on the Sunday after we got back, and finished it 6 hours later.
The Forgetting Time is about a four-year old boy called Noah, who has a deep phobia of water and frequently asks to go home and see his Mama… except he already is home and with his mother.
It covers reincarnation and bereavement, and it's inspiring and heartbreaking all at once. I absolutely loved it.
If you've ever been fascinated by the idea of life after death, this is definitely one for you.
The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking + Hygge by Marie Tourell Søderberg
I was sent both these hardback tomes by the press team at Penguin.
They kindly included some packets of Christmas tea, a pair of fluffy knitted socks and a chocolate bar. Which pretty much sums up the idea of hygge!
For those of you who haven't heard of hyyge yet, it's a Danish word that embraces the concept of cosiness. But it's so much more than that.
It's turning on the fairylights and curling up on the sofa. It's putting a rich savoury stew in the oven and pouring yourself a glass of red wine. It's hot chocolate by candlelight, toasted marshmallows by the fire, and chatting with friends in a cosy pub booth.
At it's heart, hygge is about embracing togetherness in the autumn and winter seasons.
Meik's book is an adorable little handbook of hygge, full of definitions and explanations about the Danish way of life. Everything is carefully split into chapters and sections, from food to interior decorating and everything else in between.
On the other hand, I feel like Marie's hygge book is more leisurely and personal. There are more family photos, more stories and it moves at a much slower pace. I've been enjoying picking it up and reading a couple of pages at random every evening.
Cosiness at its absolute best!
The Unexpected Consequences of Love by Jill Mansell
I love me a bit of Jill!
All Jill Mansell's books are sunny and warm and uplifting.
It's the kind of book I read when I'm poorly or feeling down, when I have no energy and just want to be cheered up.
The Unexpected Consequences of Love ticks all the boxes. A romcom with a relatable heroine, a pretty leading man, and a host of quirky friends and subplots that build up to a big ol' happy ending.
Sunshine. Pure and simple.
The Nightmare Before Christmas by Tim Burton
Before it became a film, The Nightmare Before Christmas was a poem.
Tim Burton wrote the three page story back in the 1990's, where it was shelved until it eventually became a stupidly successful stop-motion animated Disney film.
The book features some of the original artwork and storyboards, as well as some brand new illustrations by Burton and it is BEAUTIFUL.
I've been a huge, massive fan of the film for years, it's the perfect autumn/winter film to cosy up to on a sick day, and it's so cool to read the whole poem in full.
My only disappointment? WHERE IS SALLY. WHERE. WHEREEEEE.
(Spoiler: she's not in the book. Sob.)
The King's Curse by Philippa Gregory
I've only just started this one, but so far: so good!
I adore all of Philippa Gregory's books. My faves are Lady of the River and The White Queen and I'm hoping this one's going to live up to that.
There's something about historical fiction that makes me feel all warm and cosy.
Must be all the blood and gore and court drama…
Are you feeling cosy yet? I know I am.
Let me know what your favourite winter books are. I'm always after new recommendations! :)
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The subject-matter of the Economics – its subjectum, its substratum, its nervus rerum – is the "system of needs and wants", it is the sphere of "necessity", of "pro-duction" that "gravitates" ultimately around "reproduction". Whether "labor" is seen as the source of "value" or whether value is seen as arising from the "saving" of "labor", the fundamental reality remains that "labor" is at the heart of "the social question". That "freedom and poverty" may be incompatible is a problem or "social question" that may be resolved simply by eliminating poverty: but if "freedom and luxury" also are incompatible, as Arendt suggests, then humanity has an even greater problem – and freedom has found an insurmountable barrier!
What Arendt means here, if one subtracts the silly wordiness, is that "the pursuit of luxury" or "private happiness", may tend to shrink the social, "public" space or universe of human beings so as to render them a-political – with the consequent neglect of the forms of political activity that "freedom" must stand for, in opposition to "passive" liberties. To be "free" is for Arendt to engage actively in the political life of one's community. To be "at liberty" to do something, instead, is to be the passive beneficiary of a right or benefit "conceded" to oneself by the powers that be. In this sense, one may say that "freedom" and "the pursuit of luxury" may well be at odds, but not be necessarily "incompatible"!
With Classics and Neoclassics, the sphere of "happiness" or "utility" is always "private" because "labor" can be "divided" so the whole point of the "sociality" of social labor is lost. The private sphere is what must be protected from the State – the escape from the state of nature and its necessity. "Freedom" is confused with "liberty". There is no notion of "public happiness" because "happiness" or "utility" or "pleasure" is limited to the oikos – the household (Alberti in Della Famiglia, to Franklin).
Arendt rebukes Weber (implicitly) because the latter assumes that the "frugality" of the Founding Fathers was purely Puritanical – when in fact it could have been the "opposite" of retreat from the world, of "renunciation": it could have been due to a greater concern for "public happiness" and therefore "freedom" than for "private happiness" and therefore "luxury". This again would contrast with Weber's interpretation of the spirit of capitalism. Here the "citizen" would prevail over the "bourgeois". We note that in Weber this "antithesis" does not even begin to exist.
At the same time, Arendt is chastising Marx for equating "freedom from poverty" with "freedom" itself. So the mere fact that people are de-livered from poverty and lifted into luxury does not mean that "freedom" will be instored. Here Arendt is divorcing "wealth" or "value" – economic action – from political institutions: - which is something that neither Marx nor Weber seem able to do because they tie "the most basic needs", including that for "freedom", to "the care for material or external goods", and thereby "reduce" the notion of "freedom" to that of a "material or external good".
This helps explain why in Weber there is concern for parliamentary democracy only to the extent that it is "functional" to "the rational organisation of labor" and ultimately to "the iron cage". Both the ascetic ideal and the iron cage are "irrational". Weber sees the "freedom" of "labor" only as "autonomous market demand" and not in broader "political" terms. This is Arendt's reproach to Weber. But she forgets, as Marx would pointedly remind her, that her own high-brow conception of "freedom" does not deal integrally, let alone fairly, with what is the most important aspect of human existence under capitalism: - wage labor, which Weber confuses with human living labor.
There can be precious little "freedom" if one is under the yoke of "the rational organisation of 'free' labor under the regular discipline of the factory", as Weber defines "capitalism". Arendt succeeds only in demonstrating her "poverty of philosophy" by mistaking Marx with Proudhon, the bathetic author of "The Philosophy of Poverty"! That poverty and freedom are two different concepts is blatantly evident. But that Marx ever made the mistake of confusing deliverance from poverty with freedom when in fact he was stating merely that "freedom" offers very little solace to those who are poor, is an accusation unworthy of Arendt's otherwise admirable intellect.
The crucial difference between Marx and Proudhon is that Marx did not waste time "philosophising" about poverty, preferring instead to find out the social "causes" behind its indisputable existence in capitalism. And the difference between Marx and Weber is that, having found out that capitalism reduces "living labor" to "labor power" – that is, in Weber's own words, to "the rational organisation of (formally) 'free' labor under the regular discipline of the factory" -, Marx could see that the social power of the bourgeoisie consists precisely in this violent "reduction" of human living labor to mere "labor power". Weber's phrase "free labor" is not an oxymoron because his "labor" is an entity that can be either "free" or "not free" because he wrongly identifies all human activity with "labor power". For Marx, instead, it is impossible for "living labor" to be anything but "free": it is only under the violent command of the capitalist that living labor is turned into "labor power".
The problem is then to understand what relationship there is between "freedom" and "labor" in Weber's work. If Weber is concerned about "profit" or "capitalistic economic action", it is because it is this that "provides" rationally for those "freely expressed" wants and needs of workers that can be provided for most efficiently by "the rational organisation of labor (meaning, "labor power") under the regular (capitalist) discipline of the factory".
There is a sense in which the Neoclassical notion of "equilibrium" has to do with the "necessity" of "scarcity" of "provisions" in proportion to endless "wants". Both Schopenhauer and Robbins understand the Will and "wants", respectively, as "insatiable". But whereas Schopenhauer sees this as a motive "to renounce" the world of wants, Robbins takes it more realistically as the "budget constraint" of Neoclassical Theory as "the science of choice" – what makes "choice" subject to "scientific and rational" treatment.
But in order to escape from the "gravitational orbit" of "equilibrium" the "freedom" of the entrepreneur is needed. Indeed, the entire point to Neoclassical value theory is precisely the ability of the capitalist-entrepreneur "to free" himself from "immediate consumption" by "deferring" it and thereby "substituting" it with "labor-saving tools". It is not the "renunciation" of Schopenhauer whose society is entirely "eristic" and the State can only keep individuals from descending back into the bellum civium. For Neoclassical theory the State can reward the productivity of labor by protecting the "deferral of consumption" of the capitalist entrepreneur.
For Schumpeter this "deferral" is not sufficient because it belongs to the "Statik": value and profits can arise only from the "creativity" of the entrepreneur who "elevates" and therefore "frees" himself from the gravitational pull of the "static" and reaches the heights of "innovation" by distinguishing his "individuality-personality" (Unternehmer-personalitat) from that of the "mass". The State must therefore do more than just protect property rights: it must also protect intellectual property from the "rentier" capitalists (finance). Not "labor" but "enterprise" is the gateway to "freedom" and "profit" as against "interest" and "rent".
With Classical theory, instead, the capitalist appears "redundant" from the start, because "labor" is the source of value. Even Marx's version preserves this "socially necessary labor time" and the "reproduction of society". – Whence comes the "surplus value" that capitalists exploit from workers.
But Marx introduces the "use value" of living labor. - So here the sphere of "necessity" is labor-power and that of potential "freedom" is "living labor" (Grundrisse).


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BlogHome » Blog » How we can easily detect the Face or Back Side of a Fabric properly?
When the fabric is laid down on a cutting table then it is sometimes feels to us troublesome to detect properly the face or back side of fabric. Sometimes it feels very difficult to mark out. The face side is the upper side of a fabric that will show the appearance of a fabric. And the back side is the inner side of a fabric. So the buyer can choose that what type of side he/she will be using as the face side.
However, there are some criteria from where we can easily identify the right or face side of a fabric.
1. In case of the brushed or peach fabric the face side is generally peached or brushed.
2. The face side of a fabric will be clearer and softer than the back side.
3. In case of textured fabric the texture will be more visible in the face side.
4. Twill lines will be more visible on the face side of the fabric.
5. If any special finishing agents is used than it is generally are used in the face side. So the face side of a fabric seems too distinct.
6. Fabrics with fancy design have smoother weaves on the face side. On the other hand in fancy fabric the back side of this becomes loose.
7. Face side of a fabric will be more shiner than the back side of a fabric.
By above these tips I hope one can easily detect the back or face side of a fabric.


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