Dozens of construction workers came to the closed town of Vilyuchinsk to build military facilities. Now they aren't being paid, and they're not allowed to leave.
In September 2018, an electrician living in Kazan named Ruslan Shamsutdinov came across an online job posting from a company called "Buildings and Structures Construction Management" (SUZS) looking for electricians to work on a project in the town of Vilyuchinsk in Kamchatka, offering 80,000 rubles ($1,180) a month. Shamsutdinov applied for the job and got it. He arrived in Kamchatka on October 12.
Situated on the Krasheninnikov Cove, Vilyuchinsk is restricted-access territory and homebase to several nuclear submarines and attached military units. You're supposed to enter the town through staffed checkpoints, but Shamsutdinov says he was brought in on a boat, without the proper documents. He soon got to work, and on October 25 he was supposed to receive his first paycheck, but nobody paid him. So Shamsutdinov spoke to some of his colleagues and learned from another construction worker that no one on staff has been paid as promised in months, despite their work building two military facilities designated by the numbers "720" and "3002" (workers declined to give Meduza any further details about the construction). These people can't leave Vilyuchinsk, either, because they were brought in illegally, and could be arrested at any checkpoint.
Meduza spoke to three of Shamsutdinov's colleagues (who estimate that SUZS employs about 70 workers at both construction sites), and their stories are similar. Pavel, another electrician, says he came to Vilyuchinsk from Khabarovsk for a job that was supposed to pay 80,000 rubles a month. (He found the position online, and Meduza has a copy of the advertisement.) Pavel says there's enormously high personnel turnover at SUZS: "The locals don't work here at all because they cheat them, and outsiders can't leave — they've got no choice." In the past two months, he'd been paid just 25,000 rubles ($370). Pavel says he's now planning to submit a formal resignation letter (though he says his employers asked him merely to take a leave of absence), and he hopes to return to Khabarovsk on November 16.
This isn't the first time workers in Vilyuchinsk have complained about wage arrears. Russia previously abolished its entire Federal Special Construction Agency because of corruption in the construction of naval installations.
Reporting on compliance with federal laws in 2017, Attorney General Yuri Chaika stated that more than 1.6 billion rubles ($23.6 million) in government money had been stolen from naval construction sites developed by subsidiaries of the Federal Special Construction Agency, particularly in Vilyuchinsk. Chaika also noted that these subsidiaries' numerous legal violations led President Putin to abolish the agency in November 2016 and transfer its functions to the Defense Ministry.
Workers in Vilyuchinsk have gone on strike. Employers are referring them to the Federal Special Construction Agency and threatening staff.
Shamsutdinov says some of the workers went after November 3, when SUZS director and formal owner Alexander Zorych visited Vilyuchinsk and threatened to fire anyone who complained about wage arrears.
On November 6, Shamsutdinov and two colleagues went to the SUZS Human Resources Department, asking to be paid and allowed to go home. (Meduza obtained a recording of this conversation.) HR head Nina Zorych (Alexander Zorych's wife) told Shamsutdinov that he would be paid in Moscow, because that is where he was registered originally. She could not say, however, when he would be given a ticket to go to Moscow, and advised him to speak to her husband. When Shamsutdinov said he would wait there to speak with him, Nina Zorych became enraged.
"When will I go home?" Shamsutdinov asked.
"When you start acting civilized," Nina Zorych answered.
"When will I go home?" the electrician asked again.
The man also told Shamsutdinov that all Federal Special Construction Agency spending is now being routed through Promsvyazbank, because "that's what the government decided," even though the bank "just doesn't exist in Kamchatka." On December 15, 2017, Russia's Central Bank began restructuring Promsvyazbank, after discovering violations in its reporting and the destruction of credit history records. The Finance Ministry later announced that Promsvyazbank would be restructured into a base bank for the country's defense industry and major state contracts, requiring all enterprises involved in this work to transfer their accounts. Pyotr Fradkov, the son of Russia's former prime minister, was appointed to head the institution.
Update: On November 12, a spokeswoman for Promsvyazbank contacted Meduza, explaining that "account transfers to authorized banks occur in stages" and do not prevent the company from "simultaneously conducting calculations through a previous servicing bank," regardless of whether the account has already been opened at Promsvyazbank. "To provide services to a company and make calculations, the bank does not require a physical presence in the region," the spokeswoman said.
When contacted and asked to explain the situation with workers' unpaid salaries, Nina Zorych requested the phone number for Meduza's management. "I could file a police report against you for privacy invasion and defamation," she said. "The laws must be obeyed!" She did not explain what she meant by "defamation," and refused to answer Meduza's questions directly.
One of the contractors in Vilyuchinsk is Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's old ski instructor. Russia's Defense Ministry ordered the construction.
Meduza has learned that the state contract to build "Installation № 720/1" in Vilyuchinsk went to a company called "Front Engineering." Previously, it was registered at the same Moscow address on Yuzhnoportovy Proezd as SUZS. Both companies also share the same phone number. Sources in Vilyuchinsk told Meduza that SUZS also operates "under the brand name" of "Front Engineering." The company Front Engineering actually enjoys a solid track record, having constructed stadiums in Moscow and St. Petersburg, buildings for the Moscow Central Administrative District Prefecture and several Moscow courts, apartment complexes in Moscow and Volgograd, and many other projects.
The contract to build the other military installation in Vilyuchinsk (identified by Meduza's sources as № 3002) went to a company called "Rosengineering Energy," ownership of which is split between an offshore in Cyprus and "Rosengineering," whose main owner is Dmitry Novikov. Mr. Novikov is friends with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, and even acted as his ski instructor. Novikov was also one of Russia's biggest contractors who received government money to build "ski clusters" outside Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics and the Igora Ski Resort (where Katerina Tikhonova, allegedly one of Vladimir Putin's daughters, married businessman Kirill Shamalov in February 2013).
Story by Ilya Zhegulev, with additional reporting by Ivan Golunov and Alexander Gorbachev. Translation by Kevin Rothrock.


RANGPUR: Academicians at a function held at Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur (BRUR) on Thursday called upon students to follow theideals of Bangabandhu for serving the nation with patriotism, reports BSS. They made the call at a function arranged for distribution of prizes of an essay competition organized in observance of the National Mourning Day-2018 and 43rd martyrdom anniversary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The BRUR authority organised the essay competition on "Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: Student Life and Political Thought" participated by students of different departments under all six faculties.
Vice-chancellor of the university Professor Dr Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah addressed the function as chief guest held at Academic Building No-2.
Convener of the National Mourning Day-2018 Observance Committee and President of Begum Rokeya University Teachers' Association Professor Dr Gazi Mazharul Anwar presided over the function.
Dean of the Faculty of Arts of BRUR Professor Dr Parimal Chandra Barman as special guest attended the function moderated by Member-secretary of the observance committee HM Tarikul Islam.
Convener of the panel of judges of the competition and Professor Dr Sarifa Salowa Dina and its member and Md Delwar Hossain also spoke.
Professor Dina said the Bengali nation achieved independence following life-long struggles, unparallel contribution and sacrifice of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
"The BRUR authority organised the essay contest for all students of the institution, to spread the ideology of Bangabandhu so that every student could acquire full knowledge about the political life of the great leader," she said Professor Parimal said Bangabandhu had taken many epoch-making, visionary and revolutionary steps during the post-liberation period to turn Bangladesh into a 'Sonar Bangla' by restructuring the war-torn country.
The chief guest called upon students to hold the ideals of Bangabandhu and engage themselves in building a happy and prosperous 'Sonar Bangla' free from hunger, poverty, illiteracy and exploitation as dreamt by Bangabandhu.


In the 80s and 90s it was down-sizing. Then, transforming, modernizing, and streamlining came along to alleviate bureaucratic friction and achieve greater efficiencies. The next evolution of federal reform is about reorganizing and eliminating. The accounting began yesterday afternoon in the Oval Office. With his cabinet behind him, President Trump signed the executive order outlining his "Comprehensive Plan for Reorganizing the Executive Branch." Here are some highlights.
By mid-September 2017, each department and agency will provide to Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney plans "to reorganize the agency, if appropriate, in order to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability of that agency." After 180 days of careful study and self-reflection, department heads could very well offer to OMB "suggestions" that propose a sort of bureaucratic seppuku: if an organization finds itself simply redundant or irrelevant, or if Director Mulvaney makes that determination based upon data submitted to OMB, then the decision may simply be to "eliminate unnecessary [those] agencies." The public, as well, will have opportunity to offer ideas and insights by way of the Federal Register.
Then, by early April 2018 when spring's resurrecting flower and fauna and cherry blossoms are blooming on the Hill, Director Mulvaney will submit to President Trump OMB's plan that "shall include, as appropriate, recommendations to eliminate unnecessary agencies, components of agencies, and agency programs . . . ." As T.S. Eliot observed, "April is the cruellest month." For some, at least, Eliot will be right.
The executive order directs OMB to engage in a detailed evaluation of business processes and functions and, then, balance inputs and outputs. Director Mulvaney and his team will work to determine if the benefit of particular capabilities outweigh the costs. He will have to determine where there are redundancies, and, thus, inefficiencies, both inside each agency and across the government. He will have to propose, when it makes sense, consolidations of some lines of business under a single office.
Very shortly—remember the 180 day deadline for conclusions to OMB—departments and agencies will begin establishing teams and boards to take careful and detailed inventory of every vision, mission, and supporting function, administration, agency, and office. So we can expect that an understandable anxiety may descend across the ranks of career civil servants as determinations of relevance or irrelevance become more imminent.
But it may also mean a host of opportunities for some.
In this sober, ambitious process of re-imagining and building an efficient government structure, smart government contractors in the private sector will be working hard to build innovative capacities and take advantage of the free-enterprise-opportunities to serve the public good by adopting functions that are relevant, but too expensive for government to sustain. The private sector will likely very carefully monitor institutional outcomes to gain an inside edge in redefining the services they can provide to better respond to people's needs. States anxious to assume what were previously broad federal responsibilities will have opportunities to expand budgets, perhaps substantially, and make fiscal plans to fund those new services they'll expand or build to accommodate those new requirements coming their way.
Expect another fascinating year ahead.


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Financial planning software provider Midwinter has unveiled a new partnership to provide compliance and advice technology for limited AFSL holders.
In a statement, Midwinter said a new solution is being developed in partnership with Licensing for Accountants.
The new solution will feature additional functionality and resources within Midwinter's AdviceOS system to cater for both unlicensed accountants and licensed accountants with limited AFSLs.
Midwinter also said one of the key features of the new solution will include a module containing standard advice documents, as well as a library of unlicensed templates for accountants to document both licensed and unlicensed advice.
"For quite some time now, our financial adviser clients who work closely with accountants have expressed a desire for Midwinter to create a package that would allow both parties to work off the same system," Mr Murphy said.
"Now, through Licensing for Accountants, we have been able to offer this."
Licensing for Accountants chief executive Kath Bowler said there was interest in the unlicensed templates from full AFSL holders.
She further added that full AFSL holders had been looking to provide this solution to their accountant referral partners as a value-add, as it makes those partners aware when a piece of advice needs to be referred to them.
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but I didn't have time to buy the disposable icing bags, so I settled for a marble cake.
And this week we had the Great British Bake Off Final! And John won!!! I was torn between John and James so I didn't mind if either if them won as they both fully deserved it. I did like Brendan but his bakes didn't appeal to me as much. Who did you want to win?
Preheat the oven to 180oC/350oF/Gas Mark 5. Grease and base line 2 8inch sandwhich tins with greaseproof paper.
Cream the butter and sugar together, until light and fluffy, with an electric hand mix. Add the vanilla extract and add the eggs one at a time with a tbsp of flour. Beat until each is egg is fully combined. Fold in the rest of the flour and the baking powder.
Split the mixture into two bowls and fold in the chocolate powder into one of the mixtures.
Put half of the vanilla mixture into one tin, and the rest in the other. Do the same for the chocolate mixture.
Use the the handle of a spoon to swirl the two mixtures into each other. Then bake for 20-25 minutes; a skewer should come out clean when inserted and when pressed, the cake should spring back. leave to cool in their tins for 5 minutes, then turn out onto a wire rack and peel off the greaseproof paper off of the bottom.
Due to my tiredness, I simply decorated the cake with chocolate buttercream and chocolate chips.
It's a lovely cake, I'm sure your Mum loved it. I was pleased John won as he really wanted to make a career of his baking.
that cake looks fantastic, but how do i get it zebra-like?


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Étienne Ozi (Nîmes,  - Paris, ) est un bassoniste, compositeur et pédagogue français.

Biographie

Étienne Ozi est considéré comme le plus grand bassoniste de son temps. Ce Nîmois d'origine s'installe à Paris en 1779 et y fait une magnifique carrière. En effet, il joue jusqu'en 1790 au Concert Spirituel au moins 37 concertos pour basson dont 19 sont de sa composition. L'Almanach musical, à propos d'un concert donné en , relate par exemple : « M. Ozi a joué sur le basson un concerto. Cet instrument prend sous les doigts de ce virtuose une harmonie si flatteuse pour l'oreille du spectateur, qu'on ne peut s'empêcher d'applaudir l'Artiste qui l'anime, et de prendre part au plaisir qu'il prend lui-même à jouer de cet instrument ».

Lié comme Mozart à la franc-maçonnerie, il eut pour protecteur le duc d'Orléans et fut premier basson de la musique du Roi. Musicien pour de nombreuses institutions (du Cirque du Palais-Royal en 1790 à la Chapelle de musique de Napoléon, en passant par le Théâtre de la République et des Arts en 1799-1800), compositeur pour un basson à six ou sept clés et directeur de la maison d'édition du Conservatoire, Ozi est également connu pour son enseignement. Il fut en effet professeur à l'École gratuite de musique de la Garde nationale parisienne, futur Conservatoire national de musique de Paris, dans lequel il enseigna jusqu'en 1813. L'établissement affiche dès l'origine son intention d'unifier l'enseignement, à travers l'élaboration d'un ensemble d'ouvrages pédagogiques qui seront imposés aux élèves. Quatorze méthodes officielles, tenant compte de l'évolution la plus récente de la facture instrumentale, voient ainsi le jour entre 1800 et 1814, dont celle d'Ozi pour le basson.

Méthode de basson

D'impact international, la Nouvelle Méthode de basson d'Ozi adoptée par le Conservatoire pour servir à l'étude dans cet établissement (1803), premier manuel complet pour l'apprentissage du basson en France, « contient les Principes détaillés pour l'Étude du Basson, des Exercices dans tous les Tons avec Accompagnement de Basse, douze Sonates d'une difficulté progressive, Trente Gammes variées et Quarante deux Caprices. Elle renferme aussi la manière de conserver l'Instrument, et les Moyens de faire les Anches. »

Œuvre

 Méthode de basson, Paris : Boyer, 1787, enrichie en Méthode nouvelle et raisonnée pour le basson (1797), puis Nouvelle méthode de basson (1803). Ce recueil a fait l'objet de nombreuses éditions dont un fac-similé Fuzeau, Méthodes et Traités 4, Série I, 1999. Il contient également : 6 Petites Sonates, 6 Grandes Sonates, 31 Duos et 42 Caprices pour basson.
 plusieurs Suites d'airs civiques, pour deux bassons
 plusieurs Suites de pièces d'harmonie, pour sextuor à vent
 Pas de manœuvre n°1 et n°2, pour harmonie militaire
 de nombreuses Sonates pour basson et basse
 de nombreux Duos pour deux bassons
 Adagio et rondo pour basson et basse
 huit Concertos pour basson avec accompagnement d'orchestre
 des Symphonies concertantes pour hautbois ou clarinette et basson, ainsi qu'une pour deux bassons
 des Airs et variations pour le basson correspondants à la période révolutionnaire et impériale

Bibliographie

 Harold Eugene Griswold, Étienne Ozi (1754-1813): Bassonist, Teacher, and Composer. D.M.A., Performance, Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, 1979. XIII, 821 p. illus., plts., tbls., facs., mus. exs., thematic cat., bibliog.
 Günter Angerhöfer, Die «Nouvelle Méthode de Basson» von Etienne Ozi und die deutschen Fagottschul-Editionen bis 1850, in: Fagott Forever. Eine Festgabe für Karl Öhlberger zum 80. Geburtstag, hg. von W. H. Saallagar und Michael Nagy, Wilhering, 1992, p. 63-94.
 François-Joseph Fétis, Biographie universelle des musiciens et bibliographie générale de la musique, tome 6, Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1867, p. 394.
 Léon Letellier et Édouard Flament, « Le Basson », in Albert Lavignac et Lionel de la Laurencie, Encyclopédie de la Musique et Dictionnaire du Conservatoire, Paris, Librairie Delagrave, 1927, p. 1587.
 Augustin Tiffou, Le basson en France au XIXe siècle, Paris, L'Harmattan, 2010.

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Nouvelle méthode de basson d'Ozi sur Gallica

Bassoniste français
Compositeur français de la période classique
Naissance à Nîmes
Naissance en décembre 1754
Décès en août 1813
Décès à 58 ans

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Nuns mob Pope before blood of Naples' patron saint miraculously liquefies
Nuns greet Pope Francis during his meeting with religious at the cathedral in Naples, Italy, March 21. CNS photo/Paul Haring
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
VATICAN CITY - After Pope Francis was mobbed by a group of cloistered nuns, and at the end of a spontaneity-filled meeting with priests, seminarians and religious in the cathedral of Naples, a vial of dried blood of the city's patron saint appeared to miraculously liquefy.
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After Pope Francis blessed the congregation with the reliquary holding the vial, Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe of Naples announced, "As a sign that St. Januarius loves the pope, who is Neapolitan like us, the blood is already half liquefied."
The thousands of people present in the cathedral applauded, but the Pope insisted on taking the microphone. "The bishop said the blood is half liquefied," he said. "It means the saint loves us halfway; we must all convert a bit more, so that he would love us more."
The blood of the fourth-century martyr is Naples' most precious relic. The townspeople gauge the saints' pleasure with them by awaiting the blood's liquefaction three times a year: in the spring during celebrations of the feast of the transfer of the saint's relics to Naples; Sept. 19, his feast day; and Dec. 16, the local feast commemorating the averting of a threatened eruption of Mount Vesuvius through the intervention of the saint.
When Pope Benedict XVI visited in 2007 and the blood did not liquefy, Msgr. Vincenzo de Gregorio, custodian of the relic, told reporters the miracle had never occurred when a pope visited on a day other than the feast day.
Entering the cathedral, Pope Francis' white cassock and his arms were yanked repeatedly by priests, seminarians and nuns wanting to touch him or attract his attention.
Calmed reigned briefly after the Pope reached the altar, but then Cardinal Sepe told the Pope that, in accordance with canon law, he had given formal permission for the nuns in Naples' seven cloistered convents to go out for the day.
The nuns, who had been seated in the sanctuary, broke free, running to the Pope, surrounding him, hugging him, kissing his ring and piling gifts on his lap.
"Sisters, sisters, not now, later!" the cardinal shouted over the microphone to no avail. "Look what I have done," he said, exasperated. "And these are the cloistered ones, imagine what the non-cloistered ones are like! Ay. They're going to eat him alive."
When order was restored, Pope Francis stood with several sheets of paper and told the congregation, "I prepared a speech, but speeches are boring." So, he put the papers aside, sat down and began talking about how Jesus must be at the center of a consecrated person's life, about life in community, about poverty and mercy.
"The center of your life must be Jesus," he said. Too often, people -- including priests and religious -- have a difficulty with a superior or a confrere and that problem becomes the real center of their lives, robbing them and their witness of joy.
Addressing seminarians, he said, "if you do not have Jesus at the center, delay your ordination. If you are not sure Jesus is the center of your life, wait a while in order to be sure."
Money definitely cannot be the center of the life of a priest or nun, he said. Even a diocesan priest, who does not take vows of poverty, must make sure "his heart is not there" in money.
The Pope told the story of a religious woman he knew in Argentina who was so concerned about raising money for her school that she subconsciously preferred the company of people with money. One day, in the faculty room, she fainted. In the teachers' attempt to revive her, the Pope said, one suggested putting "a 100 peso note" under her nose to revive her, "but the poor woman was already dead and this was the last word said about her when no one knew if she had died or not."
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Princess of Asturias Awards 2018
October 19, 2018 ~ Saad719
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain are in Oviedo this week to preside over the 2018 Princess of Asturias Awards, and will deliver a series of prizes to individuals, entities or companies from around the world who make notable achievements in the sciences, humanities, and public affairs.
Los Reyes presiden el XXVII Concierto Premios Princesa de Asturias https://t.co/xn1Xaw8uYl pic.twitter.com/khzZqoH2CB
— Casa de S.M. el Rey (@CasaReal) October 18, 2018
XXVII Concierto Premios Princesa de Asturias https://t.co/xn1Xaw8uYl pic.twitter.com/B5Gm3ZSJwv
Fin del XXVII Concierto Premios Princesa de Asturias @fpa https://t.co/xn1Xaw8uYl pic.twitter.com/wbpGzQfAJn
On the evening of October 18th, King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended the XXVII Princess of Asturias Awards Concert on the eve of the Princess of Asturias Awards at the Auditorium in Oviedo. Afterwards, they met the Choir of the Princesa de Asturias Foundation. Later, they attended a Dinner hosted un their honour by the President of the Princess of Asturias Foundation, also attended by the members of the Foundation's Patronages and the winners of the Princess of Asturias Awards 2018.
Audiencia de los Reyes a los galardonados con los #PremiosPrincesadeAsturias 2018https://t.co/xn1Xaw8uYl pic.twitter.com/LfUzbYopdg
Los Reyes reciben en audiencia a los galardonados con las "Medallas de Asturias 2018" https://t.co/xn1Xaw8uYl pic.twitter.com/TeU4lb7dWe
On October 19th, King Felipe and Queen Letizia received the received "Medals of Asturias 2018" in the Gold category, ten amateurs of speleology who discovered the cave of Tito Bustillo 50 years ago, and eleven Asturian centers that have been dedicated to preserving the identity of those who emigrate. They also received the winners of the "End of Carrera 2017" awards from the University of Oviedo, the protective members of the Princess of Asturias Foundation, the presidents of the Juries of the Princess of Asturias Awards , members of the Patronages and patrons emeritus and, the winners of the Princess of Asturias Awards 2018.
Inicio de la ceremonia de entrega de los Premios Princesa de Asturias 2018 https://t.co/HmGcQoEiYD pic.twitter.com/HGbKLYLtDQ
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In the afternoon, King Felipe and Queen Letizia were joined by Queen Sofia for the 2017 Princess of Asturias Awards Ceremony at the Teatro Campoamor in Oviedo, where King Felipe presented the prizes and gave a speech to award the scientific, technical, cultural, social and humanitarian work carried out by people, institutions, groups of people or institutions in the international field, they are awarded in eight categories: Arts, Letters, Social Sciences, Communication and Humanities, Scientific Research and Technique, International Cooperation, Concord and Sports.
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For the Concert, King Felipe wore a navy suit with a blue tie and the pin of the Insignia of Asturias. Queen Letizia wore a black Armani dress with the earrings and bracelets of the 'Joyas de Pasar'. For the Audiences, King Felipe wore a blue suit with a pink tie and the pin of the Insignia of Asturias. Queen Letizia repeated her red Carolina Herrera dress with ruby and diamond earrings. At the Award Ceremony, King Felipe wore a dark suit with a pink tie and the pin of the Insignia of Asturias. Queen Letizia wore a Felipe Varela dress with the earrings of the 'Joyas de Pasar'.
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Suicide is a preventable disease. If recognized, diagnosed, and treated appropriately, lives can be saved. We must look at our entire system of prevention, intervention, treatment and postvention to be successful in reducing suicide rates in Idaho. I applaud our stakeholders, parents, youth leaders and legislators for their courage to address this issue. Together, we must meet this epidemic head on. We have a very long way to go.
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"Corruption is our Birthright "….I'm Amused…but I'm Not !
"Corruption is our Birthright"…seems to be our mantra…..Big Corruption gives birth to Baby Corruption….and Baby Corruption grows Big….and the Cycle continues….and children of Politicians become Politicians…and their children in turn….
Big Corruption…..ABC…Adarsh/A Raja….Bofors…..Commonwealth Games……with Ministers proclaiming and defending action saying they were only following precedents and policy and procedures laid down by predecessors !…Blatant & Brazen Loot….Heaven help us !
Baby Corruption….Poilce and RTO…had an interesting conversation with a Mumbai Traffic Poilceman…"I'm willing to lay down my Life in my Line of Duty….but who'll lay down Life for these corrupt MCs & BCs that we have as Commissioners in our Senior Police Force !"…the guy was sadly and badly demoralised…In another instance RTO Tout ,in cahoots with those inside RTO,asked for Rs 500 to simply delete the Bank Financiers name from the Car Registration Book after Loan was repaid and Bank had given an NOC….refused …so my Man was made to come four times to the RTO for this simple job…under pretext that some document was missing,or the counter is closed for the day,or that the work will take a day more…..
That Big Corruption is more wrong than Baby Corruption can be argued on Scale but not on Concept…Corruption is Corruption…Period….Today you'll do it for Rs 100…Tomorrow you'll do it for Rs 100 crs !
Self Regulation works only where Morality is intact…so we need External Regulation…but by appointing pliable Heads even these Regulatory and Investigative Agencies become compromised…End Result is that there is no quick and fair punitive action to serve as a strong deterrent….there always seems to be a way out !…and a price to be paid for it !


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Hayakawa UK had a night to remember at the Croes Howell restaurant near Wrexham.
Staff and partners gathered to celebrate Hayakawa enjoying 25 years of business in the UK with a black tie event.


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