Earlier this year at NRF Retail's Big Show we co-hosted a podcast for "Fashion is Your Business". Brian Laney (VP of Sales at Alert Tech) and Stuart Silverman (founder and CEO of RaterBee) discuss how to provide improved customer service through innovative customer feedback. They also address some of the obstacles surrounding the collection and analysis of customer feedback, and how to get store associates more motivated and involved. Click here to listen.
Knowing how a consumer thinks and feels about a given brand and its products is important. Understanding how loyal they feel toward the company and how likely they are to recommend it to their friends is also critical intel every business can benefit from. This is why retailers across the globe reach out for tools such as the Net Promoter Score (NPS) survey and Applied Predictive Technologies (APT). These products are designed to address any gaps that are causing customer dissatisfaction so that a brand can better understand what consumers want from them, but should these benchmarks be the "be all, end all" solution for retailers?
Both products are specifically designed to uncover what a customer is and is not satisfied with. The products use different algorithms to measure the customer experience.
APT uses cross-functional Big Data-driven algorithms to help brands measure the effectiveness of their merchandising, marketing, operations, capital initiative, and ultimately, their profits. This program can take several factors into account, including the weather and local economic conditions.
NPS, APT, and other similar technologies create standards which retail executives are lead to believe are the new benchmarks in the industry. Executives feel comforted by the fact that they have "black box" metrics on hand, as they feel that this enables them to make safer business decisions.
Another problem is that a business may not have any idea how to proceed with the results of these tests and surveys. Without having a plan in place to act on the results, this information is not going to help the business get very far.
Creating a strong brand identity doesn't come from staring down pages of click-through rates and web traffic analytics; however, as the leading retailers in this industry know, technology does play a key role in standing out and rising above .
Technology gives retailers the opportunity to orchestrate the ultimate customer experience. Customers can now call a store associate for a different size, color, or style of garment with a tap of a button, and that information can be saved and stored. Associates can quickly address customer calls with a simple, easy to use iOS device and retrieve a customer's past purchase history, allowing them to make better and more insightful purchase recommendations. Best of all, everything can connect to one central point where real-time data can be pulled upon request.
There is no question that data and analytics are critical for retailers. But brands must go beyond relying on stagnant benchmarks and questionable survey results by investing in intuitive technologies in order to excel in this competitive marketplace.
News shows department stores closing often.
Learn why some are closing and how some adapt to keep their doors open.
You may not be aware how the cloud affects you as a retailer.
There is a vast quantity of data available to help retailers make informed business decisions. However, the majority of brands do not collect useful data, let alone understand how to make best use of that data.
Quick question – what's the difference between your high-volume and low-volume stores?
If you can't come up with a quick answer, you're not alone. Granted, there are a lot of differences between stores that make it hard to quickly compare performance. Some stores are newer and others due for upgrades. And some are in locations with higher traffic than others. But these factors don't tell the whole story, and they aren't straightforward differentiators that you can quickly adjust to increase store revenues.
Let's take a look at some key metrics that you can use to not only analyze but also improve performance.


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Nikola Radicevic Updated NBA Draft Scouting Report
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The last time we wrote about Nikola Radicevic, he was just 15 years old, fresh off a solid performance at the 2010 Nike International Junior Tournament in Belgrade. Over five years later, Radicevic is in the midst of a breakout season for Cajasol Sevilla that has put him back on the NBA radar and in the conversation to hear his name called on draft night.
Radicevic emerged as a promising young talent at the tender age of 15, when he made Serbia's U16 National Team. Playing a small role at the 2009 FIBA U16 European Championship, Radicevic's first taste of international success came at the 2010 FIBA U16 European Championship, where he averaged 10.9 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. Spending his youth competing for Partizan Belgrade's junior teams, it wasn't until a big performance at the 2012 FIBA European Championship that Radicevic would take his talents outside of Serbia, when he signed with Spanish club Cajasol Sevilla in 2012.
Making his ACB and EuroCup debut for Sevilla in 2012 while playing primarily for their second team, Castilleja Cajasol in the fourth division, Radicevic's time in Spain got off to an inauspicious start. His second season with the team a year ago wasn't particularly inspiring either, as Radicevic played for Sevilla's first team full time but averaged only 3.1 points over 8.8 minutes per game in a small reserve role behind current Barcelona guard Tomas Satoransky. It wasn't until this year that he was given a significant opportunity to showcase his talents against quality competition.
With Satoransky gone, Sevilla, which gets significant contributions in its front court from 2015 NBA Draft prospects Willie Hernangomez and Kristaps Porzingis, has given Radicevic the keys to its offense. The 21 year old Serb held down the starting point guard spot early in the season until the acquisition of Ben Woodside slid him into a key bench role. Ranking 2nd on the team in assists per-game and 5th in possessions used, Radicevic has been heavily involved in the Andalusian club's pick and roll attack, and the promise he's shown, coupled with his size, has led to a resurgence of sorts for his NBA draft outlook.
Standing 6'5, possibly taller, Radicevic's size for a point guard has always been a key part of his value proposition in the European game and is also significant to his NBA potential. Able to see over the defense, Radicevic can make passes small guards simply can't. Only an average athlete by NBA standards, Radicevic has some quickness, but isn't a great leaper and appears more fluid than explosive making plays with the ball in his hands. His lack of athleticism is somewhat of a concern projecting him to the NBA style of play, but his size does help.
What makes Radicevic intriguing is his playmaking ability. Though he's averaged only 3.1 assists per-game this season, the young guard showed solid vision and a good feel for making plays on the pick and roll when he was on the floor. Considering Sevilla relied more heavily on the pick and roll than any other team in the ACB and that 469 of the 786 possessions Radicevic used or created this season came on the pick and roll, his ability to make plays in the two-man game found a prominent place in the team's offense. Bringing the ball up the floor, controlling tempo, and showing a knack for creating openings and delivering the ball in drive and kick situations as well as making the simple play, Radicevic's passing is one of his best virtues.
More steady than dynamic as a ball handler, the lefty can get a bit wild at times and will dribble into trouble, especially in transition, but a noticeable portion of his turnovers also come on deft passes that either just barely miss their target or simply aren't corralled by his teammates. His assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.75 is good, but not great, and his 1.41 pure point ratio is indicative of his struggles at times with turnovers.
As a scorer, Radicevic is still a work in progress. He does a nice job finding lanes to get to the rim in the pick and roll, and has a little shake to his game, but has struggled to finish this season converting only 52% of his attempts inside, as he lacks a degree of explosiveness and is more effective with his left hand than his right. He's been fairly consistent scoring with his floater, which he's converted at a solid 56% rate on limited attempts. At the junior level, Radicevic was most effective scoring as a slasher and he shot 57% around the rim last season, so it will be interesting to see if he can recapture his efficiency around the rim once he is better acclimated to playing significant minutes at the ACB level.
Away from the rim, Radicevic is an average jump shooter, having made only 30% of his perimeter attempts on the year. Shooting the ball with good elevation but a low release point, Radicevic tends to change his mechanics under duress and is not particularly consistent off the catch or off the dribble. He makes some impressive shots from the midrange, but made just 65% of his foul shots this season and still has a lot of room to grow as shooter and a scorer on the whole, which will play a major role in his ability to carve out a niche at a higher level.
Defensively, Radicevic's size is an asset and though his lateral quickness gives him a better chance at holding his own than many European guards we've seen in the past, he doesn't have a ton of upside on this end of the floor. He plays with solid energy and does a nice job getting over ball screens at times, but also loses track of his man defending off the ball. Considering this was his first season playing significant minutes at the ACB level, another year of seasoning should help him on this end of the floor in terms of fundamentals.
A potential draft and stash candidate, Nikola Radicevic is a name to keep an eye on at the early entry withdrawal deadline. Not automatically eligible until the 2016 NBA Draft, he could opt to remove his name from consideration if he doesn't like what he sees. If he doesn't, it wouldn't be at all surprising to see him hear his name called due to his solid showing in what amounts to his first significant action competing at a high level on top of his playmaking ability and size.
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Q: Regarding connection between sqlserver 2005 and android application i want to connect sqlserver 2005 with the android application. i came to know that webservice is required to connect. but i dont know how to create webservice and dont have any idea of creating it. can please anyone help me with the source code or any related articles regarding it.
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Web services are nothing else than data input and output, so you might have to start reading here even: Send string from Android phone to PC.

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The May challenge at So Suzy Stamps is…Thank You!
I have some lovely perfumes left over from another life. Years later, they still smell so beautiful!
The perfume bottle stamp from So Suzy Stamps is perfect for many things; including perfume test strips for my makeup desk. If they can have them in the stores, why can't we have them at home?
I made 6 test strips, a gift envelope for them, and a pot to keep them handy.
Test Strips: Canson Watercolor paper 90lbs. cold press. Cut using modified Silhouette file. There is a cut at the top of the circle so these can be easily removed.
Stamp: So Suzy Stamps – Perfume, inked with Distress Ink – Raspberry, Olive, Peacock, Marmalade, Concord, and Honey. After stamping I used a mister to get the color to run a little. After it dried I distressed the edges with the same color DI.
Brad: This is a purple flower brad.
Bag: Canvas Corp Brands – Kraft Bag; So Suzy Stamps – Perfume, inked with Distress Ink – Concord; distressed with DI – Concord.
Candle Cup: Wood candle cup, painted with Apple Blossom – Purple Velvet.
Rope: Jute, colored with High Impact – Olive, wrapped around and tied in square knot.
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If we were to describe Kim K's transformation over the years in one word - DRASTIC! Not in a bad way of course, under Kanye's "helpful" guidance, the woman has learnt to style neutrals like a PRO!
We racked our brains over who closer to home would come close to this level of 'glamover' and the answer was unanimous - Sridevi. Her life was the embodiment of a makeover done right.
Endless binge watching of What Not To Wear has taught us that when a procedure as sacred as a makeover is undertaken, it is imperative for the make-over-ee (if that's a word) to make the rules they learn a habit and not something they do occasionally.
This seems to happen by default when you grow older, as age teaches the best makeover lessons (+ a team of stylists never hurt anyone). You finally come to terms with your body and that you need to learn to work with what you've got (insecurities who?), you learn what works best for you and your body, what trends to adopt and what trends to give a miss.
Let us illustrate this style evolution theory for you.
Coco Chanel once said, "Always remove one thing before you leave the house. Less is more." Most of us have difficulty grasping this concept, but Sridevi mastered the art of accessorising just enough.
It's not just Sridevi that came a long way. The humble Indian saree did too. The styling, the fabrics, the variety of blouses. We'll credit this particular transformation to Manish Malhotra, who was been styling her in the movies since the late 80's.
Let's not blame her for this one. 'Twas the era of the dance-pop and Madonna, but look how gracefully she learnt to rock the metallic saree now.
Let's blame Madonna for this one again, shall we? But pulling off a gold pantsuit and making it look chic and NOT like she just stepped out a Bappi Lahiri video, BRAVA!
Clearly, she initially struggled with embracing white in all its simplicity, but she got around to making it work for her - a classic button-down with a maxi skirt.
Her spectacle game was always strong - an aviator frame to a perfectly round one.
From bright and loud floral prints to chic co-ord pantsuits in autumnal colours, she did them all and worked them all.


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Apple still negotiating with Sony over iRadio terms
Cody Lee ∙ May 9, 2013
For months we've been hearing rumors regarding iRadio, Apple's upcoming streaming music service. It was initially supposed to launch in Q1 of this year, but the company has reportedly been having trouble reaching royalty terms with the record labels.
Then in April came word that it had locked up a deal with Universal, putting the project on track for a summer release. But it seems to have hit another snag this week, as a new report claims that the other record labels are still looking for better terms…
From The Financial Times:
"Apple's much-anticipated music streaming service has hit a stumbling block as label owners are split over the terms for what industry executives have dubbed "iRadio".
Despite signing up Universal Music, the largest of the record label majors, the iPhone maker is still negotiating terms with Sony Music, the second-largest recorded music group, while it is close to reaching agreement with Warner Music according to people with knowledge of the discussions."
The report goes on to say that Apple initially proposed a royalty rate to the labels at roughly $0.06 per every 100 tracks it streams, but it just bumped up the offer to $0.12 per 100 tracks—in line with Pandora. It's not known what rate Universal signed on for.
But that's not the only revenue Apple is offering the labels. The company is also willing to share a portion of its ad profits with them, and is guaranteeing a minimum payout over the course of the contract in the event that the royalties and ad money come up short.
As for the service itself, it sounds like it's going to be more like Pandora than Spotify. The FT says that Apple plans to use user download history and other data to create a 'custom' music stream, allowing them to discover new music so they'll (hopefully) buy it.
Obviously, this is all mere speculation until Apple itself announces the service. But given all of the chatter we've heard over the past several months, there's way too much smoke for there to not be a fire.
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Stuck in the middle with you: Part VIII
There was just enough warm light for us to inspect the station ruins at Owen Springs, currently under reconstruction. Being so late we had the place to ourselves and the quiet mallee scrub transferred us back to another more honest and simple time, without the harsh sun to remind us of the equally honest hardships.
The corrugations had loosened the bumpstop bolt on the rear bar and it fell off when we opened the wheel carrier, thankfully noticing it, it was quickly replaced with a spring washer and nyloc nut, and we headed on towards the camping area, designated as a large expanse along the river according to WikiCamps; Lawrence Gorge according to Hema.
The track grew interesting, tight and wheel tracks in the sand but not challenging, the LandCruiser and ARB Intensity lights making it look easy. However we did not find a suitable spot for the swag, it may have been the lack of light but it appeared very overgrown with grass and reeds. I kept going to the other WikiCamps marked camping area, Redbank Waterhole and we struck gold. Only one other troop, all four with 70 series LandCruisers but miles of room for us. We rolled out on the bank, within sight of their campfire glow but out of earshot of our neighbours, the sand would make for a softish landing.
I cooked up sautéed beef with vegetables from the Campers Pantry supply, some tomato paste and herbs to add a bit of sauciness for the rice. Neither of us were interested in a fire so we actually retired early and started an episode of Iron Fist on the iPad.
All of a sudden, my copilot urgently tried to sit up in the swag, saying he didn't feel right. With shoulders barely out of the zipper, he decorated the nearby sand with projectile vomit. Slowly crawling out of the swag to join the mess, this continued. And then he was forced to stumble off in search for the privacy of….. well, over there as opposed to right here….. and go to the toilet, just as violently.
I set about digging and burying the vomit in the sand and grabbing the toilet bag for him. I then brewed up a cup of electrolyte drink from the First Aid kit. This routine continued for a while before we washed up, alcohol rubbed everything and everyone and hopped back in the swag to sleep.
I don't know really how long I lasted but I suspect only a few hours as I recall feeling uncomfortable and dizzy and in my dozing ripping open the swag's fly screen for air? Or easier escape? Not sure. Nevertheless, it was soon my turn. I had the comfort of broad daylight, the heat of the sun, and the company of flies in my stupor. Barely enough energy to brew us electrolyte drinks to try and replenish what was coming up.
It must have been about lunchtime when we decided we were better off getting closer to town just in case this was just the introduction and it was about to get worse. Seemed a real shame, the campsite was perfectly quiet and full of large gum trees for shade.
It was around now that I distinctly started smelling diesel, and after a while became convinced it could not be my overuse of the alcohol hand rub or delirium.
Stumbling over to the LandCruiser, at the pace of an Ent from Lord of the Rings… I made it and bore witness to an aromatic damp patch in the sand. Our secondary fuel tank was leaking. Neither of us had enough energy to laugh or cry.
It took a few hours for us to pack up our meagre setup, rolling the swag took a few goes; mounting and tying it on the roof was a miracle. Crooked or not. I barely remember the drive, but I do remember it was walking pace – because anything faster made me feel like vomiting and it seemed like the best speed for quickly escaping the LandCruiser if said vomiting commenced.
It didn't and we made it to Alice Springs, took an hour or so. Booked into a cabin with its own bathroom at G'Day Mate and collapsed on the bed. After a while we had showers and my barfing-buddy was feeling more recovered. He walked to the nearby 7-11 for lemonade and bread. I lapsed into a coma of sorts. Couple of days on the lemonade and toast diet and we were ready to try the outside world. We also had to sort out the leaking tank. A phone call to Long Range Automotive and photos of the weld cracks; they organised to send out a replacement to TJM who would swap it over.
All we had to do is patiently kill time in or around Alice. It was looking to be a weeks wait. We drained the secondary tank into the primary and explored Alice Springs, tentatively tried coffee and food at a cafe, I think I had an egg and spinach sandwich. Neither of us wanted meat – thats the main feeling I recall, vividly. Oh and I bought an Akubra.
Stuck in the middle with you: Part VII
Everything in its place, a place for everything: Part I


It would be easy to let our focus remain on this miraculous event. But what follows is a description of what the role of the Holy Spirit is all about—testifying about Jesus.
Peter, filled with the power and direction of the Holy Spirit, stands up to preach to the people. That first sermon is found in Acts 2:14-36. What we find in this sermon is a succinct description of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Peter tells his hearers about the life and ministry of Jesus (vs. 22); about the Crucifixion of Christ and how His death was God's plan (not a mistake) to take away the 'agony' and 'power' of death (vss. 23-28).
Peter's sermon continues to testify about the Resurrection of Jesus from a true and literal death (vss. 29-32); and the Ascension of the Resurrected Christ to the right hand of God in order to (among other things) send the Holy Spirit as was promised in John 15.
The result of Peter's sermon is tremendous. The people in attendance cried out, "What shall we do?!" Peter responded, "Repent, and each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you will receive the Holy Spirit. For the promise is for you and for your children and for all who are far off, as many as the Lord our God will call to Himself." This promise then, is for us who are far off—almost 2,000 years later, and hundreds, if not thousands of miles from that great city of Jerusalem. We too, can have the Holy Spirit if we repent and believe in Jesus Christ. When we do, we will be empowered to testify about Jesus and His most wonderful work for us all.


We drove up to Yakumo today to check if the Eagles had arrived for the winter. They had. About 8-10 individuals (it should peak at around 60-70 in mid winter). 3 adult Stellers Sea Eagles, 2 adult White Taileds and 2 or 3 immatures. And they were miles away. This one disappeared just as I was getting the camera out of the car.
Hopefully in a month or 2 they'll be as co-operative as this individual was last January.
Other stuff I saw whilst looking out for the Eagles included lots of Brown Dipper, a pair of Black Throated Diver offshore and a few of the winter Ducks and Gulls. We finished up at Onuma. Sunsets are easier to shoot than mile high Eagles with crappy lenses.
So 8-0 last night wasn't a bad result.
is that it- so it wasn't a bad result!! did you watch it? the other side couldn't break out of a paper bag!!!
I was using my mastery of understatement. It won't even matter if they can't win their next 2.
And if (or rather when) England get knocked out of Euro 2008 in a week or 2 I'll sulk and stop caring about all football for a while anyway.
Yes the other side were bad.


Restaurant: Our restaurant has no fixed opening days, please contact us and let us know if we are open during your stay.
Today's menu is served at. 18.30 and must be pre-booked, but no later than the day before.
It is not allowed to drink your own beverage in the dining room, the bar and the terrace when the restaurant is open.
Prices: 1 course 175 kr / 23 EUR or 2 courses 210 kr / 28 EUR. Everything is homemade!
We can also offer packed lunches for your trip in the nature.
-Make your own packed lunchs from the breakfast buffet.
-eg; Club Sandwich, smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, eggs with shrimp.
Beverages can be purchased at reasonable prices!


For 25 years, Rabbi Simon Jacobson has advised people of all backgrounds on how to find purpose. The free resources on this page will help you to write your own personal mission statement.
P.O.P.P. is the Meaningful Life Center's proprietary method for revealing your personal mission statement. It stands for: Personality, Opportunities, People & Places — the four criteria you'll consider when assessing who you are. Start with the first article on this page, then dive deeper.
Discover how to live a truly happy and meaningful life by using your divine gifts and wisdom to reach your highest potential.
Learn tools how to uncover the shrouds that cloak the true you. Build up the courage to get to know your inner self in ways you never could have imagined.
Please join Rabbi Jacobson as he breaks down the different ways we measure our worth, offering a formula for developing and cultivating a far deeper and lasting sense of value – one not subject to the shifting attitudes and moods of others or to the dependence on impermanent things?
If you can expand your world to include what you cannot explain or understand, you're on the way to making your actions matter. How? Read on.
Daily Affirmation: I know what I need. But do I know what I am needed for?
Wherever you go and whatever you do, find ways to use your strengths, particularly to help other people. The daily affirmation, "I know what I need, but do I know what I am needed for?" will remind you to do so.
No business can function without a mission statement? Can you? A mission describes the reason an entity — an organization or a person — exists. It lets everyone know what the entity stands for and where it's headed.
How can you find your passion in life? You need only look inside yourself: You already have it; you only have access to it. Your very soul is a passionate ball of fire — a burning flame waiting to be released.


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2023 Jeep Compass Interior, Redesign, & Colors
2023 Jeep Compass Interior, Redesign, & Colors. The all-new 2023 Jeep Compass is about to introduce its latest changes. That includes an exterior facelift and some noticeable changes on the inside. Of course, the highlight of the new Compass is FCA's newest Uconnect5 infotainment system. Besides that, Compass SUV will offer a hybrid powertrain as well. According to Jeep, a hybrid powertrain will also offer more than solid off-road capability.
Still, Jeep won't introduce a complete redesign. Compass will gain mid-cycle refreshments so expect numerous minor upgrades. We hope the 2023 Compass will reach the dealerships by the end of the year. As you probably know, the COVID-19 outbreak forced basically every manufacturer to delay all of the plans.
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Visually, the new 2023 Jeep Compass won't suffer a lot of changes. This SUV already wears a relatively fresh design. Moreover, its design is very similar to the design of the Grand Cherokee SUV. You should expect the same appearance with minor exterior updates. Still, recognizable angular headlights and seven-slot grille are dominating the front part.
To the sides, Compass comes with trapezoidal fender flares and beautiful lines. The roof paint job is available once again and it looks amazing. The rear part should largely remain. If you want a more premium appearance, Jeep offers a Limited trim level. On the other hand, the Trailhawk variant is for those who seek something wilder and more aggressive.
The upcoming 2023 Jeep Compass will arrive with more interior updates. The base trim level offers a 7-inch touchscreen once again. However, upper trim levels are offering a standard 8.4-inch unit. Compass will also introduce new driver-assistance systems and more safety equipment.
Related: 2023 Jeep Cherokee: Redesign, Release Date
However, all of the novelties are optional in the entry-level trims. Cabin design won't change and even the interior layout is the same. With no dimensional changes, 2023 Compass will offer the same interior room as its predecessor.
Besides the hybrid powertrain, the new Uconnect5 infotainment system is the highlight of this model. The 2023 Jeep Compass will feature new FCA's system and the manufacturer claims it is a five times faster software than the current one. If that happens to be true, then Compass will surely attract more customers than before. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available once again.
Moreover, an integrated Amazon Alexa support is also in the offer. The new system offers a 6G RAM and 64G of storage. You can even create custom pages with new one-touch access and much more. We are still not sure if the carmaker will redesign the dashboard in order to integrate a larger infotainment display.
New UConnect5 infotainment system
A hybrid powertrain is on the way. The 2023 Jeep Compass Hybrid is certain and it will be a plug-in hybrid version. FCA will combine its 1.3-liter turbo-four with electric motors and battery pack. Electric motors will power the rear wheels and this output should generate about 240 hp.
Related: 2023 Jeep Gladiator Diesel – Price and Specs
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A driving range is a mystery, but expect around 31 miles of all-electric range. Besides that, Compass offers the same 2.4-liter four-cylinder with 180 horsepower and 175 lb-ft of torque. The customers can still choose between a six-speed manual and nine-speed automatic transmission.
A new model was supposed to arrive later this year. However, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, FCA could delay the arrival of a new 2023 Jeep Compass. Thanks to that, this SUV will most likely arrive at the beginning of the next year. Its price will now start at $32,000 and Compass will rival models such as Honda CR-V and Ford Escape.
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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters 30th Convention opens on Tomorrow, June 22, 2021 and this year's event will be like no other Convention in the union's 118-year-old history. This 30th Convention will be online.
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The Rise and Fall of The Circassians Dynasty.
The Circassians had always worked in a communal dynamic that resides between the mountain ranges of Asia and Europe. The culture came from a long history of epic romance and ethical codes, with mountaineers putting on long fur hats and performing sword dances with daggers and twirls from the loveliest folk dresses. The origins of their culture influenced many egalitarian perspectives. In the later centuries, many French and English writers came into view to the Circassian's aesthetics and were profoundly imbued, such as the notable writer Alexandre Dumes.
Looking at dates around 1763, during the Russian Conquest, many of the Circassians were drastically swept by an onslaught of warlike militants, the soldiers boot stomped their way inside the village homes, kidnapped and gunned downed armless civilians, as the country was engulfed in deaths that reached nearly 600,000. The stark disasters led to much blurting out hate speeches, and a dark glance of grief-stricken families and helpless children refuting the ideas of the inevitable massacre and starvation. The problem in itself led many to drown in The Black Sea, known as the genocide of the Circassians people.
The binding devastation spurred many to traverse into familiar Ottoman regions in the Middle East. Circassian families stood mainly in the town of Quneitra Syria, a population of Sulmi Arabs between 50,000 and 100,000 people. However, in 2013, the Syrian government had an armed conflict with protestors for rejecting the operations of the president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad.
The progression of the conflict made a rapid plight for the townspeople in Syria.
Some Circassian were found in various safe haven to bear on the problem, but many counter government agencies yielded refugees from their means and started shelling at their positions. Lobbyist Circassians from parts of Russia and the Israeli government were imploring for help; some countries such as Russia had issues granting visas to those needed.
Many had to chance to flee from the horror; Tchan happens to be one. Tchan is a Circassian student from PCCC and has not seen her father and her family for almost a decade due to endorsement for visas. She was fortunate to come to New Jersey in reference to her safety and proper education. Tchan has recently reconciled with her mother, and her brothers now stay with her in the states. But her father luckily absconds to Jordan and stands by their laws.
Today, the incongruity of her history was traumatic in many stages of her life. But Tchan, the 21-year-old student from PCCC, is studying to become an immigration lawyer to reunite children with their families. I ask her in a one-one interview what would she say to those children who are racked with emotions and can not see their parents.
"It is hard. So so hard having to deal with separation. However, hope is what keeps us alive. One must never lose hope in reunion because it is going to happen no matter how long it takes. I would say, when you miss them, call them. If you feel like crying, let it out and cry. But never NEVER think for a moment that you will not be without them again. Keep imagining the great moment of being with them again. Plan what you will wear, what you will say, and what you are going to do on the day you will reunite with them like it is happening the very next day. Hold on to hope and keep it in your mind that it is going to happen and you will be happy once and for all."


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Religion inspires in ways that international law does not
Using extreme examples to justify a purely secular human rights approach does a disservice to the many religious leaders doing progressive work. A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate, Religion and Human Rights. العربية
Abadir M. Ibrahim
Many contributors to openGlobalRights, including Achieng Maureen Akena and Karoline Kamel, have argued strongly that religion and human rights should not be mixed. These two authors in particular agree that the only appropriate approach for human rights promotion is a purely secular one. But this angle is based on picking out only fundamentalist examples to support their point of view, which is misleading and harmful to the entire discourse on religion and human rights.
In many African communities, human rights make their strongest showing as constitutional and legal standards with which most ordinary citizens are only vaguely familiar. While the law might deter some would-be violators, it is not able to explain or inspire ethical behavior that respects human rights on a daily basis. The law is even less effective when it is perceived as sinful, unethical or the imposition of an alien culture. Religion may not be the only avenue for a richer human rights and ethical discourse in Africa, but in a region with high levels of religiosity, it is certainly an important one.
Akena and Kamel's arguments that human rights suffer when mixed with religion is partially supported by empirical data, some of which are pointed out in their articles. The problem with this position, however, is that it depends on an essentialized version of religion that does not portray what religious discourse on human rights actually looks and sounds like. In order to argue that religious discourse is harmful, both authors take fundamentalist expressions as the only legitimate expression of religion.
To contend that religion does not support human rights ignores the fact that the natural rights tradition itself emerged from Christian ethics and twelfth century canon law. The American Constitution was influenced by Protestant ethics as much as it was influenced by enlightenment philosophy. One could not imagine human rights and social activism in South America without liberation theology; the fall of communism without the impact of the Second Vatican Council; or the American civil rights movement without Black Liberation Theology or the Nation of Islam. As far as religious discourse on human rights goes, the list is long and stretches from the likes of critical theory of religion and queer theology to the radical conservative ideologies described by Akena and Kamel. To pick only from the most extreme end of the religious spectrum is biased and highly unjustified.
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South African Bishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has long served as an example of how religion can be an ally to the human rights cause.
Kamel, for example, argues that the discrimination against Egyptian Copts and the actions of some radical Salafi preachers is evidence that human rights discourse needs to be secular. What she does not point out, however, is that the Egyptian radicals and the state have also been persecuting Muslim scholars such as Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd for arguing in support of human rights on a religious basis. Kamel also does not mention the wasatiyya movement of Egypt or the youth movement within the Muslim Brotherhood, which are quite politically progressive, especially with regards to minority rights, women's rights, human rights and democracy in general. Akena also points out that the Ethiopian state (pretty much a Marxist-Leninist regime) has been violently suppressing Muslim protests without mentioning that these protests were led by scholars and Imams calling for secularism and human rights in Ethiopia.
While every example showing that religion is inimical to human rights can be met with a counter-example, my point is that when it comes to religion and rights there simply isn't one right answer. African history is replete with examples of how religion has mobilized ethical disgust against human rights violations and rallied millions against repressive regimes. For example, the South African Council of Churches played a pivotal role in the international divestment/sanctions movement, in marshaling moral outrage against apartheid by announcing it to be a sin and a heresy, and organizing marches and protests. In Ghana, the Calvary Methodist Church and the Christian Council were at the forefront of not only protesting painful structural adjustment plans but also challenging the moral legitimacy of dictatorship. Nigeria's Council of Ulema and its Christian counterparts played a seminal role in opposing human rights violations during the dictatorial era. Many other religious organizations, such as the Nasr Allah al-Fatih Society of Nigeria, have been playing a significant role in preventing communal violence. And despite many arguments about religion and homophobia, Archbishop Desmond Tutu has become an LGBTI rights advocate of global significance.
While every example showing that religion is inimical to human rights can be met with a counterexample, my point is that when it comes to religion and rights there simply isn't one right answer. The Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa, for example, initially supported apartheid on a theological basis, and then "repented" and announced that apartheid was sinful and an insult to human dignity. We must see the diversity and nuances of this debate—and the constant evolution of religious bodies—to properly understand it.
Finally, to contend that the fundamentalist versions of religion are the legitimate representations of religious discourse is not only misleading, it is irresponsible. To present fundamentalist or homophobic views is only helping extremists by repeating their views and giving them a greater audience. Secular human rights advocates should not inadvertently amplify and support those who are working to convince their followers that God wants us to hate. African activists such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Abdullahi An-Naim, dismayed that their God is being used to justify human suffering, have set out to contest these intolerant narratives and promote human rights in indigenous discourses. Those of us who do not need religious reasoning to uphold rights should either support these leaders from a distance, or stand aside so they can do their work.
Don't merge human rights with religion, even in Africa
Written by: Achieng Maureen Akena All articles by: Achieng Maureen Akena
Incorporating religion into human rights: a bad idea for Egypt
Written by: Karoline Kamel All articles by: Karoline Kamel
Human rights must get religion
Written by: Larry Cox All articles by: Larry Cox
Religion as a human rights liability
Written by: Nida Kirmani All articles by: Nida Kirmani
UN strategy to combat religious intolerance - is it fit for purpose?
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Written by: Marc Limon All articles by: Marc Limon
Written by: Hilary Power All articles by: Hilary Power
In Africa, human rights activists cannot work with religion
Written by: Simon Ssenkaayi All articles by: Simon Ssenkaayi
In Africa, human rights and religion often go together
Written by: Abamfo Ofori Atiemo All articles by: Abamfo Ofori Atiemo
Preaching for human rights
Written by: Beatrice Lamwaka All articles by: Beatrice Lamwaka
Redefining protest in Ethiopia: what happens to the 'terror' narrative when Muslims call for a secular state?
Written by: Abadir M. Ibrahim All articles by: Abadir M. Ibrahim
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The Twilight of Ancient Egypt First Millenium BCE. Translated by David Lorton
Karol Myśliwiec, The twilight of ancient Egypt : first millennium B.C.E.. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2000. xv, 232 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps ; 24 cm. ISBN 0801437164 $24.95.
Monica Bontty, UCLA. Uhura@humnet.ucla.edu
This work was originally published in Polish, with a subsequent German translation appearing in 1998. The present version, one of many books translated into English by David Lorton, presents the history and archeology of Egypt from the 11th to the 4th B.C.E. in an authoritative and user friendly fashion. Of course, any translation is difficult, but fortunately for us, Lorton has successfully mastered this technique.
Tracing the history of Egypt during the period between 1070 and 332 B.C.E. (comprising what is generally referred to as the Third Intermediate and Late Period) is an extremely arduous task. First of all, many sources have not survived. In addition, excavation in the area of the Delta is difficult because the climate is not conducive to preservation. As a result, we have far less knowledge about ancient Egypt in the First Millennium, often described as a decadenti period of decline except for the renaissance of Dynasty 26. The author has convincingly argued that ancient Egyptian culture and civilization not only flourished but also spread to neighboring lands.
This excellent volume offers complete and up-to-date information concerning the history and archaeology of this epoch in Egyptian history and also a systematic presentation of the change and continuity of institutions and culture in Egypt. It is divided into six chapters, and each is presented in a concise and engaging manner. Mysliwiec has touched upon most of the relevant aspects and has stressed their influences upon later Egyptian civilization. He adds personal anecdotes that are informative yet appropriate. Moreover, the plates and illustrations, many of them including captions, are informative and demonstrate the salient points referred to in the text.
Chapter one outlines fundamental Egyptian concepts such as Dualism for the reader. Here the author includes various examples that convincingly demonstrate the notion that each unity consisted of two contrasting elements. Essential duties of kingship, such as maintaining harmony and the Uniting of the Two Lands help the audience to better understand ancient Egypt. A brief but very detailed overview of Egypt's Imperial Age, with special attention devoted to the fall of the New Kingdom, is then presented. The use of original source material such as the Report of Wenamun illustrates the shifting dynamics regarding pharaoh, residing in the north, and the high priest of Karnak, in the south. Additionally, this literary tale informs us of Egypt's changing role and loss of prestige regarding her neighbors: Wenamun is sent to fetch wood for the bark of Amun not by the king, but rather by order of the high priest Herihor. Furthermore, pharaoh is mentioned only a few times in the text, and once is not referred to by name. Although Egyptian kings claimed the title Lord of the Two Lands in reality they were slowly losing control and influence to the High Priests of Amun at Karnak. Such pertinent background information is necessary for orienting the reader, especially those unfamiliar with the topic.
Dynasties 21 to 24 are the subject of the Second Chapter, emphasizing the initially friendly relationship between the kings in the north and the high priests in the south. Particular attention is devoted to the strategic site of Tanis, located near Egypt's northeastern border. The treasures found in the royal tombs at Tanis rivaled that of the better-known Tutankhamen. Moreover, the intact tomb of Psusennes demonstrates the importance of the 21st Dynasty as well as the continuity of the best traditions of the New Kingdom. Although such undisturbed burials are rare, the period has also yielded a number of important mummy caches from the Theban necropolis. It was also during the 21st Dynasty that Israel began exerting a greater role in Egypt's foreign affairs. Tanis, however, eventually lost control and the seat of power shifted to Bubastis and its energetic ruler Shoshenq I. Political fragmentation among princes in the Delta and threats from abroad led to the final demise of the Libyan pharaohs and the rise of the Kushitic Kings of Dynasty 25, which is dealt with in Chapter Three.
Eager to show his devotion to Egyptian deities, the Kushitic king Shabaka devoted particular attention to the ancient site of Memphis. From a document known as the Memphite Theology, which dates to the Old Kingdom, we are well informed on Memphite and Heliopolitan beliefs. Other indications of piety include the Kushite cap worn by these kings. It was similar to a cap worn by the god Ptah and stresses the special attention paid to Egyptian gods. Kushitic kings were also responsible for much expansion and renovation of existing temples in both Egypt and Nubia. Managing the God's Wife in Thebes also guaranteed their control of Thebes. It was also during the 25th Dynasty that important changes in Egyptian art appear. These include more realistic depiction of the human body as well as return to classical forms of the Old and Middle Kingdom. Nonetheless, once again the threat from abroad, in the form of the Assyrians, proved too much for the rulers of Egypt. Tantamani fled to Nubia, thus ending Kushitic rule in Egypt.
The Saite Renaissance of Dynasty 26 is considered in Chapter Four. Psammetichus was able to consolidate rule due to Assyrian loss of power. Further changes in the artistic canon continued, with artists finding their inspiration in models from the past. However, the naturalistic style of reliefs did influence the statuary as exemplified in many of the statues of Montuemhet, the mayor of Thebes, who also left behind a unique tomb. However, from the site of Sais, which remains unexplored, we have little knowledge on the 26th Dynasty. It is thanks to Herotodus that we have much information on the Saites. During this time Egypt was under the influence of both Greeks and Jews. Other significant events include the development of the Demotic script as well as Egyptian control of the Levant. The God's Wife of Amun maintained her pivotal position under the watchful eyes of the Saite kings. Even though Sais is not well known, additional information has been provided from the site of Memphis, which became an international city to Syrians, Phoenicians, Jews, Carians and Ionians. Saite rule ended in 525 B.C.E. when the Persians defeated Psammetichus III.
Persians and Greeks and the Ptolemaic period are covered in the fifth Chapter. Similar to the Kushitic and Libyan rulers, the Persian king Darius drew upon a variety of divine relationships to indicate his devotion to Egyptian religion as well as his respect for the native culture. Darius was known as a particularly pious king, and devoted a temple at Hibis to the god Amun. Here he is shown in the symbolic uniting of the land, thus fulfilling his role as pharaoh. From Tuna El Gebel there is also a depiction of Darius in the traditional role of Harendotes, the avenger of his father. The offering of the Udjat eye also emphasizes his devotion to the gods and therefore his legitimacy. On the other hand, not all depictions of Darius are of the traditional sort. A statue of Darius from Susa is an interesting combination of Persian and Egyptian customs. Written in four languages and made in Egypt, like many statues of pharaoh it depicts the standard list of subject nations. These foreigners do not have their hands bound behnd their backs but instead have their hands up in reverence of the king. They are pillars supporting the king instead of his subjects. Aramaic documents and Carian inscriptions have provided much information on foreigners in Egypt during the 27th Dynasty.
Egypt was finally able to free herself from Persian rule, but the final decades of independence were marked by intense rivalry among families of princes in the Delta. Native Egyptian sources such as the Demotic Chronicle do provide us with some information. This document is a moralistic political essay in the form of prophecies relating to rulers political success was related to piety and honesty. However, most of our information on the period comes from Greek sources. Native kings such as Nectanebo strove for legitimacy and authority by renovating temples and endowments to priesthoods. After 70 years of rule by Sebennytos, Egypt was once again in Persian hands.
It was Alexander the Great who liberated Egypt from the Persians, becoming king in 332 B.C.E. After his death, the land was ruled by the Ptolemies until 30 B.C.E. Ptolemaic rule was also marked by respect and reverence for Egyptian culture as exemplified by the many Ptolemaic temples such as Edfu, Dendera or Philae. Such edifices are important because sometimes they are our only sources on important aspects of Egyptian religion. Additionally, the Ptolemies issued many decrees supporting the traditional Egyptian priesthood. The most famous of these decrees is the Rosetta Stone.
The final chapter of the book is devoted to Polish archaeological work in Egypt as it relates to the final stages of this period along with the cultural continuity into the following Ptolemaic, Roman and Byzantine eras. In addition, the author also deals with recent archaeological work at Athribis, including the artisan's workshop. Of particular interest are many objects from this workshop. These items can be dated because they were found in undisturbed strata. At times they can even be attributed to a specific ruler. Various objects from the artists at Arthribis continue the tradition of mixing Egyptian and foreign elements. The volume concludes with a bibliography, comparative chronology and index.
The Twilight of Ancient Egypt is an excellent work written by a leading authority in Egyptology. Mysliwieci's book is an important work on the First Millennium and is a significant addition to a lesser-known period in Egyptian history. Readers will find this book very useful and informative.


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A: I found a Leaflet plugin that works great. It's a Bing geocoder which you'll need your own key for  https://github.com/sa3m/leaflet-control-bing-geocoder

A: I have fallen in love with the Mapbox Geocoding API -- they do a great job of aggregating a lot of data sources that would be a pain for me to aggregate on my own.  I found it to do a better job of reverse-geocoding than Nominatim.  If I ever needed to build out my own geocoder, Nominatim would be a great place to start, but for most projects it feels to me like overkill.

A: Leaflet itself does not provide geocoding services, but you can look at Nominatim for example.
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Accession of North Macedonia to the European Union
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All together, there were 1,842 church buildings and 580 mosques within the country at the finish of 2011. The Orthodox and Islamic non secular communities have secondary religion macedonian woman faculties in Skopje. The Macedonian Orthodox Church has jurisdiction over 10 provinces (seven in the nation and three abroad), has 10 bishops and about 350 monks.
If accomplished, the 565 km (351 mi) railway line shall be Europe's largest rail megaproject. According to Herodotus, the history of Macedonia began with the Makednoi tribe, among the many first to use the title, migrating to the area from Histiaeotis in the south.
The population of Macedonia was greatly affected by the Second World War, as it was militarily occupied by Nazi Germany whereas its ally, Bulgaria, annexed eastern Macedonia. Germany administered its occupation zone by implementation of the Nuremberg Laws, which saw some 43,000–forty nine,000 of Thessaloniki's fifty six,000 Jews exterminated in the Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen focus camps. In its personal zone of annexation, Bulgaria actively persecuted the local Greek inhabitants with the assistance of Bulgarian collaborationists. Further demographic change happened in the aftermath of the Greek Civil War, when many Slavs of Macedonia who fought on the aspect of the Democratic Army of Greece and fought to separate Greek Macedonia from the rest of Greece under the auspices of Yugoslavia, left Greece.
Ruling as Emperor from 1346, his territory included Macedonia, northern Greece, Montenegro, and nearly all of recent Albania. The historical past of the early medieval Serbian Principality is recorded within the 10th-century work De Administrando Imperio, which describes the Serbs as a folks living in Roman Dalmatia, subordinate to the Byzantine Empire. Numerous small Serbian states had been created, mainly under Vlastimorović and Vojislavjević dynasties, situated in modern Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia, but the population's Serbian ethnic identity stays a matter of dispute. With the decline of the Serbian state of Duklja within the late 11th century, "Raška" separated from it and changed it as probably the most powerful Serbian state. Prince Stefan Nemanja (r. 1169–ninety six) conquered the neighbouring territories of Kosovo, Duklja and Zachlumia.
Bulgarian governments and public opinion all through the period continued their policy of non-recognition of Macedonians as a distinct ethnic group. After 1958 when the strain from Moscow decreased, Sofia turned again to the view that the separate Macedonian language did not exist and that the Macedonians in Blagoevgrad province (Pirin Macedonia) were really Bulgarians. As communism fell throughout Eastern Europe within the late twentieth century, Yugoslav Macedonia followed its different federation partners and declared its independence from Yugoslavia in late 1991.
There is a dispute over the scale of this alleged minority, with some Greeks denying it outright, and some ethnic Macedonians inflating the numbers considerably. The Greek Helsinki Monitor stories that, "troublesome and due to this fact dangerous it is to declare a Macedonian minority identification in such an extremely hostile if not aggressive surroundings in Greece".
The Macedonian Orthodox Church gained autonomy from the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1959 and declared the restoration of the Archbishopric of Ohrid. On July 19, 1967, the Macedonian Orthodox Church declared autocephaly from the Serbian Orthodox Church. The decentralization of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia within the Sixties and the suppression of all ethnic nationalist sentiments led to a Serbian nationalist backlash and resurgence in the 1980s, that condemned post-World War II Yugoslavism and the decentralization of Yugoslavia. Serbian nationalists supported a centralized Yugoslav state that assured the unity of the Serbs while resisting efforts to decentralize the state. The Vidovdan Constitution adopted by Yugoslavia in 1921 consolidated the country as a centralized state under the Serbian Karađorđević monarchy.
During the 12th and 13th centuries, many icons, wall work and manuscript miniatures got here into existence, as many Serbian Orthodox monasteries and churches such as Hilandar, Žiča, Studenica, Sopoćani, Mileševa, Gračanica and Visoki Dečani had been constructed. Prominent architectural styles within the Middle Ages had been Raška architectural faculty, Morava architectural college and Serbo-Byzantin architectural style. During the identical period UNESCO protected Stećak monumental medieval tombstones have been built. The Independence of Serbia in the 19th century was soon adopted with Serbo-Byzantine Revival in architecture.
Within Serbia, Macedonians represent an formally recognised ethnic minority at both a local and national level. Within Vojvodina, Macedonians are recognised underneath the Statute of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, along with different ethnic teams.
A unitary parliamentary constitutional republic, North Macedonia is a member of the UN, Council of Europe, World Bank, OSCE, PfP, CEFTA, and the WTO. Since 2005, it has also been a candidate for becoming a member of the European Union and has applied for NATO membership.
The pre-treaty between Greece and Bulgaria, however, didn't include any agreement on the division of the conquered territories – evidently each countries hoped to occupy as much territory as potential having their sights primarily set on Thessaloniki. During the interval of Bulgarian National Revival many Bulgarians from these areas supported the wrestle for creation of Bulgarian cultural instructional and spiritual establishments, together with Bulgarian Exarchate. Eventually, within the twentieth century, 'Bulgarians' got here to be understood as synonymous with 'Macedonian Slavs' and, ultimately, 'ethnic Macedonians'. Krste Misirkov, a philologist and publicist, wrote his work "On the Macedonian Matters" , for which he's heralded by Macedonians as one of many founders of the Macedonian nation.
Macedonians (ethnic group)
For centuries the Macedonian tribes have been organized in independent kingdoms, in what is now Central Macedonia, and their function in inner Hellenic politics was minimal, even earlier than the rise of Athens. The Macedonians claimed to be Dorian Greeks (Argive Greeks) and there have been many Ionians within the coastal regions. The remainder of the region was inhabited by various Thracian and Illyrian tribes in addition to mostly coastal colonies of other Greek states such as Amphipolis, Olynthos, Potidea, Stageira and many others, and to the north one other tribe dwelt, called the Paeonians.
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One of the worst episodes of the Holocaust occurred right here when 60,000 Jews from Thessaloniki had been deported to extermination camps in occupied Poland. Serbian policy had a definite anti-Bulgarian taste, trying to forestall the Bulgarian influencing the inhabitants of Macedonia. On the opposite hand, Bulgaria was utilizing the power of its religious institutions (Bulgarian Exarchate established in 1870) to advertise its language and make extra people establish with Bulgaria.


ThatsMyFace.com sells wearable masks that look like realistic human faces.
Quality photos of someone's face and profile is all you need to create a clever mask for Halloween. As an added bonus, customers can modify the ethnicity, gender, and age of the face on the mask.
I want this so bad. I would get one of one of my friends and scare the crap out of them. too bad they're 300 bucks.
You could get a mask of somone you hate, break the law (but make sure his face is on camera) then go home and take it off lol.
I'm sure that that's Harison Ford.
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I need this for my GF. I want she to wear her mom face.
Wow i can see why they're so expensive!
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And yeah it looks like George Clooney!
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Somebody actually robed a bank like that.
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Michigan's 'engine' Zavier Simpson firing on all cylinders
Senior guard's 8.7 assists is second in the nation while his 12.3 points a game is a career best, which is prompting team's to key on him.
Michigan's 'engine' Zavier Simpson firing on all cylinders Senior guard's 8.7 assists is second in the nation while his 12.3 points a game is a career best, which is prompting team's to key on him. Check out this story on detroitnews.com: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/2019/12/11/michigans-engine-zavier-simpson-hitting-all-cylinders/4383978002/
James Hawkins, The Detroit News Published 11:00 p.m. ET Dec. 10, 2019 | Updated 2:33 a.m. ET Dec. 11, 2019
Ann Arbor — There has been no shortage of descriptions used for senior guard Zavier Simpson.
He's the head of the snake on offense. He's a ferocious pit bull on defense. He's the conductor who handles the controls at both ends.
And as No. 5 Michigan has transitioned from one system to another under first-year coach Juwan Howard, Simpson has also been the glue that has seemingly helped hold everything in place.
Michigan guard Zavier Simpson's 8.7 assists a game rank No. 2 in the nation. (Photo: Robin Buckson, Detroit News)
"I feel like it's been going well," Simpson said Tuesday when asked how the team has adjusted to Howard's new offense.
"I mean, everyone is pretty much out there comfortable. I think everyone's stats have risen a little bit, so that right there shows a lot of comfortability and adaptation."
Simpson's certainly have. Heading into Wednesday's Big Ten matchup at Illinois, most of his offensive numbers are up across the board.
He's averaging a career-high 12.3 points per game, which ranks third on the team. He's shooting a career-best 57.3 percent (43-for-75) from the field and 43.5 percent (10-for-23) from 3-point range — marks that are both roughly 13 percentage points higher than his career averages heading into the season.
He's also whipping passes from all angles with either hand to the tune of 8.7 assists, which ranks No. 2 in the nation. Along with that, though, has come an uncharacteristic 3.8 turnovers per game, an average that's nearly doubled compared to last season.
While former coach John Beilein certainly had a lower tolerance for turning the ball over and flashy passes than Howard, the latter has been more forgiving and has allowed Simpson to play through more mistakes.
"I feel like I have freedom with both of the coaches," said Simpson, who couldn't pinpoint a reason for his higher turnover rate.
"Both of the coaches trust me 100 percent, so it's not like I have more freedom here, more freedom there. Both of them trust me. They put the ball in my hands and trust my decision-making."
As a result, it hasn't been any easier for opponents to slow Simpson down in Michigan's ball screen offense, though he acknowledged teams are keying in on him.
Last week, Louisville coach Chris Mack admitted his defensive game plan centered around keeping Simpson out of the paint and neutralizing his playmaking ability as much as possible. The strategy worked and led to one of Michigan's worst offensive performances in years.
"Obviously (opponents) are going to do that because me and (center) Jon (Teske) are seniors and we've been doing this for a couple years," Simpson said. "That's what comes with it."
It's something Simpson could see once again against the Fighting Illini. Illinois coach Brad Underwood — who called himself a "big Zavier Simpson fan" — noted how Howard has turned the offense over to Simpson and is "the engine that makes them go" with his passing.
"It's a great challenge of playing a great passer. It's how much do you commit to him? How much do you commit to stopping him?" Underwood told reporters on Tuesday. "He's a problem. He's been that for everyone he's played. The problem is he's made all of those guys very adept at shooting the 3. We have to be solid on him. We have to keep him in front, make him work. You've got to have a presence with him all the time and you've got to do that early because he's an elite passer.
"He will throw passes tomorrow with a velocity that very few players in college basketball do. He puts them right on the spot, right on the money. There are very few passes he delivers that are not where the offensive player on his team can do something with it."
It's been a staple of Simpson's game that has flourished under Howard and the new coaching staff. But it's not the only area Simpson believes he has improved.
Simpson listed his IQ, his ability to see different actions, his jump shot and his play in the pick-and-roll on the offensive and defensive ends as other areas where he has grown.
Michigan's Zavier Simpson is averaging a career-best 12.3 points a game. (Photo: Robin Buckson, Detroit News)
He credited first-year assistant coach Howard Eisley, who played 12 seasons in the NBA and works with the team's guards, for his continued development this season.
"I just want to keep learning," Simpson said. "Coach Howard Eisley has helped out a lot. He has helped out tremendously and I just want to keep learning from him. Every single day, I just want to take as much pieces of knowledge as I can and be able to grow as a person and as a basketball player."
Simpson noted Eisley, a Detroit native, has a "laid-back" personality and it took time for them to build a bond. But now, Simpson said their relationship is "real strong" and the two regularly spend time around one another.
"His teaching style is real laid back," Simpson said. "I don't want to say he lets you do whatever you want, but he just kind of throws a couple hints in there every now and then. But those hints are things that guys can help improve their game dramatically, so that's why I appreciate him.
"He's definitely a player's type of coach. On the sideline when I come out the game, he's always talking to me about things I see. And after the games, he's watching film with things that I can learn."
Howard said Simpson and Eisley are "headstrong kind of guys" who are smart at their craft and competitive to their core. He added there are plenty of similarities between the two, considering Eisley was a "tough-nosed competitor that people sometimes never recognized but always found a way to make an impact on the game" during his time at Boston College and in the pros.
Those parallels have led to a fruitful relationship that has paid dividends for both Simpson and the Wolverines.
"He does a tremendous job in everything he does," Teske said of Simpson. "I think just his confidence level right now is continuing to grow and the coaches trust in him to lead the team.
"Coach Eisley has played ball for a long time. That's one thing that X wants to do, so he's just continuing to pick his brain on how to be a better point guard, how to read the floor. X is only going to get better."
Michigan at Illinois
Tip-off: 9 p.m. Wednesday, State Farm Center, Champaign, Ill.
TV/radio: BTN/950
Records: No. 5 Michigan 8-1, 1-0 Big Ten; Illinois 6-3, 0-1
Outlook: Michigan has won 14 of past 16 meetings in the series, including the last four…Illinois lost its last two games to Miami and Maryland by a combined three points. The Fighting Illini lead the country in rebounding margin (plus-15.7 per game) and are led by freshman center Kofi Cockburn (15.4 points, 10.7 rebounds).
Twitter: @jamesbhawkins


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Фактически вместо CRLF можно для некоторых серверов и только LF использовать. Другие печатаемые ascii символы в boundary, помимо явно указанных, также могут работать.
В частности, пример в вопросе работает на паре-тройке серверов, которые я проверял. Пример продолжает работать, если разбить содержимого на несколько строк.
Пример ломается, если забыть новую строку перед --{boundary}.


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Plagiarism legal definition of Plagiarism
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The act of appropriating the literary composition of another author, or excerpts, ideas, or passages therefrom, and passing the material off as one's own creation.
Plagiarism is theft of another person's writings or ideas. Generally, it occurs when someone steals expressions from another author's composition and makes them appear to be his own work. Plagiarism is not a legal term; however, it is often used in lawsuits. Courts recognize acts of plagiarism as violations of Copyright law, specifically as the theft of another person's Intellectual Property. Because copyright law allows a variety of creative works to be registered as the property of their owners, lawsuits alleging plagiarism can be based on the appropriation of any form of writing, music, and visual images.
Plagiarism can take a broad range of forms. At its simplest and most extreme, plagiarism involves putting one's own name on someoneelse's work; this is commonly seen in schools when a student submits a paper that someone else has written. Schools, colleges, and universities usually have explicit guidelines for reviewing and punishing plagiarism by students and faculty members. In copyright lawsuits, however, allegations of plagiarism are more often based on partial theft. It is not necessary to exactly duplicate another's work in order to infringe a copyright: it is sufficient to take a substantial portion of the copyrighted material. Thus, for example, plagiarism can include copying language or ideas from another novelist, basing a new song in large part on another's musical composition, or copying another artist's drawing or photograph.
Courts and juries have a difficult time determining when unlawful copying has occurred. One thing the plaintiff must show is that the alleged plagiarist had access to the copyrighted work. Such evidence might include a showing that the plaintiff sent the work to the defendant in an attempt to sell it or that the work was publicly available and widely disseminated.
Once access is proven, the plaintiff must show that the alleged plagiarism is based on a substantial similarity between the two works. In Abkco Music, Inc. v. Harrisongs Music, Ltd., 722 F.2d 988 (2d Cir 1983), the Second Circuit Court of Appeals found "unconscious" infringement by the musician George Harrison, whose song "My Sweet Lord"was, by his own admission, strikingly similar to the plaintiff's song, "He's So Fine." Establishing a substantial similarity can be quite difficult as it is essentially a subjective process.
Not every unauthorized taking of another's work constitutes plagiarism. Exceptions are made under copyright law for so-called fair use, as in the case of quoting a limited portion of a published work or mimicking it closely for purposes of Parody and satire. Furthermore, similarity alone is not proof of plagiarism. Courts recognize that similar creative inspiration may occur simultaneously in two or more people. In Hollywood, for example, where well-established conventions govern filmmaking, this conventionality often leads to similar work. As early as 1942, in O'Rourke v. RKO Radio Pictures, 44 F. Supp. 480, the Massachusetts District Court ruled against a screenwriter who alleged that a movie studio had stolen parts of his unproduced screenplay Girls' Reformatory for its film Condemned Women. The court noted that the similar plot details in both stories—prison riots, escapes, and love affairs between inmates and officials—might easily be coincidental.
Sometimes the question is one of proper attribution. In January 2002, two highly regarded historians, Stephen Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, were accused of plagiarism in The Weekly Standard. The magazine revealed that Ambrose (who died in October 2002) took passages from another author's work and used them in his 2001 book The Wild Blue, while Goodwin used passages from several authors in her 1987 book The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys. Both authors apologized, acknowledging that they had erred and adding that their failure to provide proper attribution was completely inadvertent. Goodwin went so far as to address her mistakes in an essay in Time magazine. They agreed to correct the problem in future editions of the books in question. While some of their colleagues accepted the explanation, others questioned whether authors of such talent and prominence were in fact being disingenuous considering that both had borrowed numerous passages, not just one or two.
The Internet has added a new layer to the question of plagiarism, particularly among high school and college students. In the mid-1990s a number of Web sites cropped up that offered term papers, thesis papers, and dissertations for sale. These "paper mills" make it easy for students to purchase papers instead of writing their own. (The fact that many of the papers being sold are poorly written and minimally researched is apparently of little concern.) A similarly egregious problem results from the wide array of legitimate reports many Web sites make available on the Internet for research purposes. Unscrupulous students with a computer can easily copy large blocks of these reports and paste them into their own papers. Anecdotal evidence suggests that while the ease of copying information has not led to a dramatic increase in plagiarism among honest students, those who have already cheated are likely to make frequent use of electronic resources to continue cheating. Students who use the "copy-and-paste" writing method are being thwarted by instructors who simply type questionable phrases into search engines; if the passage exists in another paper, the search engine will probably find it.
Keyt, Aaron. 1988. "An Improved Framework for Music Plagiarism Litigation." California Law Review 76 (March).Lewis, Mark. 2002. "Doris Kearns Goodwin and the Credibility Gap." Forbes (February 27).
Mayfield, Kendra. 2001. "Cheating's Never Been Easier." Wired (September 4).
Copyright; Literary Property; Music Publishing; Publishing Law.
n. taking the writings or literary concepts (a plot, characters, words) of another and selling and/or publishing them as one's own product. Quotes which are brief or are acknowledged as quotes do not constitute plagiarism. The actual author can bring a lawsuit for appropriation of his/her work and against the plagiarist, and recover the profits. Normally plagiarism is not a crime, but it can be used as the basis of a fraud charge or copyright infringement, if prior creation can be proved. (See: copyright, infringement)
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I have been accused of plagiarism for an open book exam of 3 hours, by a Belgium University, in 2003. My question is if it is not too late now to make appeal to the Court of Justice. I have been suspended from the 1 year international master programmed but in 2004 I got finally the diploma. I am from Romania and I really need advice from a qualified person from Belgium. I am looking forward your answer.
You can still file yes---
PLAGIARISM. The act of appropriating the ideas and language of another, and passing them for one's own.
2. When this amounts to piracy the party who has been guilty of it will be enjoined, when the original author has a copyright. Vide Copyright; Piracy; Quotation; Pard. Dr. Com. n. 169.
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Since your own agency considers plagiarism illegal, I ask that you issue a public statement explaining to the students of this state why, at the very least, you shouldnt be held to the same standard that they are in the classroom.
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He said the major objective was to ensure justice in plagiarism cases so that plagiarists were penalised and the innocent were not victimised.
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'The plagiarism committee and high level committee had found plagiarism in his work,' he said.
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In an another question, Chairman HEC Dr Banuri said the decision would be taken soon in remaining four high profile plagiarism cases after investigation.
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To solve the problem of plagiarism, it is necessary to look beyond the symptoms and reach the root of it (Macdonald & Carroll, 2006).
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Due to this reason, computational knowledge of plagiarism detection has now become an eminent research direction.
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City govt. of Taoyuan, Taiwan says no evidence of plagiarism in 'Conch' Museum design
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