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Doha Tribeca Film Festival Announces Competition Jury Led By Legendary Egyptian Actress Yosra
Oct 18, 2010 — Film Festival
12 October 2010 (Doha. Qatar) – The Doha Tribeca Film Festival (DTFF) today announced that internationally acclaimed Egyptian actress Yosra has been appointed President of the Jury for the 2nd annual Festival, October 26 – 30, 2010.
Yosra replaces previously announced Jury President Hany Abu-Assad who has had to step back from his role due to a delay in production with his latest film, The Courier, currently shooting on location in Louisiana.
Yosra will be joined by four other outstanding and diverse members of the film industry who comprise the inaugural jury – prolific Academy Award nominated actress, producer and director Salma Hayek Pinault (Frida, Ugly Betty), English actor, writer, and director Nick Moran (Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels),Indian director Bhavna Talwar (Dharm) and Bosnian screenwriter and film director of the Academy Award winning No Man's Land, Danis Tanovic. Together they will choose the winners of the Festival's Arab Film Competition: Best Arab Film and Best Arab Filmmaker who will each receive monetary awards of US$100,000.
Additionally, the festival has also added seven more feature films to its programme – including Andrew Lau's Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, John Curran's Stone starring Robert De Niro and Edward Norton, Machete starring Jessica Alba, Danny Trejo and Don Johnson, Casino Jack starring Kevin Spacey and a special IMAX presentation of Paranormal Activity 2.
Two previously unannounced Indian films Rakht Charitra by Ramgopal Verma and Vikramaditya Motwane's Udaan will also have their Qatar premiere at the festival and one new title, Champs Elysees Je t'aime, has been added to the Arab Short Film Competition. Tickets for all films at DTFF are on sale at box offices located at the City Center Cinema and the Villaggio Cinemas.
Yosra said: "I'm honoured to be the first Jury President of the Doha Tribeca Film Festival, and I want to thank my fellow jurors Salma, Nick, Danis and Bhavna for joining me. It's a great privilege for me to work with them and I hope that together, we can fulfill the expectations of the filmmakers, and can contribute towards highlighting the Arab Cinema and further encouraging the talent from the region."
DFI Executive Director Amanda Palmer said: "We are delighted Yosra is joining us in Doha as our first Jury President for DTFF's first Arab Film Competition. Yosra supported us immensely in our first year as a festival, and in our second year it's an honour to welcome this cinematic icon to preside over an international jury. This jury, Salma Hayek Pinault, Nick Moran, Danis Tanovic, and Bhavna Talwar, truly understand and reflect Doha's mission to support new talent in the region, they have the right sensibilities, perspectives and expertise, and we're looking forward to introducing them to a new generation of talent here in the Middle East."
ABOUT THE DTFF 2010 JURY
Yosra is one of the major cinema figures in the Arab world. Having held the lead roles in numerous films, she has been granted over fifty cinema awards. She has also starred in highly popular serial television dramas and released an album as a singer. Yosra represented the Egyptian actors to discuss potential improvements of their professional conditions with President Mubarak. As a UNDP good will ambassador, she actively fights against human trafficking, poverty and child abuse. She also supports street children, as well as various educational and environmental causes.
Academy Award nominated actress Salma Hayek Pinault has proven herself as a prolific actress, producer, director, and activist. She received an Academy Award Nomination, a Golden Globe Nomination, a SAG Nomination, and a BAFTA Nomination for Best Actress for the title role in Julie Taymor's Frida. She produced the highly successful series Ugly Betty for American television and won an Emmy for her directorial debut, The Maldinado Miracle. Hayek continues to support, educate and fight for such causes as life-threatening maternal and neonatal tetanus; domestic violence education, awareness and prevention; as well as various humanitarian and environmental causes.
Forced to stop his university studies during the siege of Sarajevo during the Bosnian War, Bosnian film director and screenwriter Danis Tanovic went on a dangerous two-year mission to follow the Army closely with a camera crew to produce documentary footage. Tanovic's first narrative feature, No Man's Land, won a total of 42 awards, including the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 2001, the European Film Academy Award for Best Screenplay, and the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 2002.
As an actor Nick Moran made his name with roles in hit films such as Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels. In 2008, Moran marked his directorial debut with Telstar, the story of songwriter and music producer Joe Meek which he co-wrote and directed for both stage and screen. The Kid, his second feature film as a director, screens at this year's Doha Tribeca Film Festival.
Bhavna Talwar, the renowned and critically acclaimed National Award winning director, is amongst the new breed of Indian directors, blending Indian storytelling and sensitivity with Western technique and style. A Gucci Group Award Nominee at Venice, Bhavna's debut film, Dharm, has received raving reviews from critics and the media alike, and was chosen as the closing film at the World Cinema Section at the Cannes Film Festival 2007.
A list of the additional titles in the lineup for the 2010 Doha Tribeca Film Festival follows:
WORLD PANORAMA
Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, directed by Andrew Lau, screenwriters Cheung Chi Sing, Gordon Chan, Lui Koon Nam, Frankie Tam. (Hong Kong, China) – Feature Narrative
Donnie Yen continues a role originally played by legendary Bruce Lee in the 1972 film "Fist of Fury" and later adapted for a 1995 TV series which starred Yen. In this quasi-sequel, set in mid-century Shanghai, the martial arts hero infiltrates a Triad gang and becomes a caped crusader that features dazzling sets and amazing martial art fighting scenes.
Cast: Donnie Yen, Shu Qi, Anthony Wong, Huang Bo
Machete, directed by Robert Rodriguez, Ethan Maniquis, screenwriters Robert Rodriguez, Alvaro Rodriguez. (USA) – Feature Narrative
Left for dead after clashing with notorious Mexican drug kingpin Torrez, legendary ex-federale Machete has escaped to Texas, looking to disappear and forget his tragic past. But what he finds is a web of corruption and deceit that leaves a bullet in Senator McLaughlin and Machete a wanted man. From director Robert Rodriguez and co-directed by Ethan Maniquis, Machete features Danny Trejo, Jessica Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, Steven Segal, Don Johnson and Robert De Niro.
Stone, directed by John Curran, screenwriter Angus MacLachlan. (USA) – Feature Narrative
Robert De Niro and Edward Norton reunite in this intense drama that follows a convicted arsonist (Norton) about to be released from prison. When Norton's wife (Milla Jovovich) attempts to seduce his veteran corrections officer Jack Mabry(De Niro) to expedite his release, Jack's life is turned upside down.
Udaan ,directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, screenwriters Vikramaditya Motwane, Anurag Kashyap. (India) – Feature Narrative
Vikramaditya Motwane's debut feature, "Udaan", is the story of Rohan, a teenager who returns home after eight years of boarding school to find himself closeted with an authoritarian father and a younger half-brother who he didn't even know existed. Rohan strives to pursue his dream of becoming a writer.
Cast: Ronit Roy, Ram Kapoor, Manjot Singh, Anand Tiwari, Rajat Barmech
SPECIAL SCREENING
Casino Jack, directed by George Hickenlooper, written by Norman Snider. (Canada) – Feature Narrative.
Kevin Spacey gives a stellar performance as high powered GOP lobbyist Jack Abramoff, a veteran schemer who shot to success, then crashed and burned in the George W. Bush era – creating one of the biggest scandals to hit Washington in recent years. Balancing both fact and fiction Director George Hickenlooper creates a wild and humorous ride along the underbelly of American politics.
Paranormal Activity 2, directed by Tod Williams, screenwriters Michael R. Perry, Oren Peli. (USA) – Feature Narrative
Join us for a special IMAX screening of the highly anticipated new film Paranormal Activity 2. Following in the tradition of such great horror classics as "The Exorcist" and "The Blair Witch Project," audiences will be scared and transfixed by this latest addition to the genre. Sure to be one of the fall's most exciting releases, director Tod Williams' "Paranormal Activity 2" follows a young couple disturbed by a presence in their home that may or may not be demonic. The movie's visual style adds an additional level of menace to the film, and is a perfect complement to the terrifying nature of the narrative. Starring Kate Featherston as the tormented young heroine, you will not want to miss a sneak peek of this thrilling and frightening new film!
Rakht Charitra, directed by Ram Gopal Varma, screenwriter Prashant Pandey. (India) – Feature Narrative
This film tackles the many conspiracy theories swirling around the 2005 murder of Paritala Ravi, the ruthless, powerful Indian politician who started as a communist like his father but soon joined the populist Telugu Desam Party. Made in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil, the crime epic is both blood-chilling and bloody.
Cast: Vivek Oberoi, Surya, Priyamani, Shatrughan Sinha, Radhika Apte, Kota Srinivasan Rao, Tanikella Bharani, Ashish Vidhyarthi, Zarina Wahab
ARAB SHORT FILM COMPETITION
Champs Elysees Je t'aime (Champs Elysees, I love you), directed and written by Mahdi Ali Ali. (Qatar, France) – Short Narrative
A female college student from the Gulf currently residing in the romantic French capital must make a decision: should she passively surrender to the traditional expectations of her family's pre-arranged marriage plans, or should she open her life to true love in Europe?
Cast: Samir Talhaaoui, Gania Latroch
About Doha Tribeca Film Festival:
As the Doha Film Institute's annual celebration of all things film, the Doha Tribeca Film Festival (DTFF ) is a community minded five day event that showcases the best of Arab and international films. The Festival also reflects DFI´s film financing and year-round educational arms with industry programs and filmmaker events designed to fulfill DFI´s mission of empowering storytellers and building a long term film industry in Qatar. Launched in 2009, the Doha Tribeca Film Festival reflects a successful cultural partnership between DFI and Tribeca Enterprises. Based on a mutual mission to promote the influence of cinema, the importance of community culture and the need for arts education, the Festival provides an annual platform that celebrates the wonders of film appreciation and entertainment from every corner of the globe.
DTFF 2010 is proud to be supported by: official airline partner Qatar Airways, Volunteer Programme official sponsor Virgin Mobile Qatar, and hospitality partners, Four Seasons Hotel, W Hotel and Grand Hyatt.
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Since the beginning of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in March 2014, medical and non-medical staff from the health ministries of the affected countries, as well as the NGOs supporting them, have been on the front-line of the battle against the disease.
If not properly protected, medical staff directly in contact with patients are at risk of contracting the disease. It is believed that more than 240 health workers were infected – 120 have died – following infection with Ebola. Others have fallen sick and many more are now too afraid to come to work. In Sierra Leone and Liberia, few health centres have received the necessary materials for isolation, protection and disinfection, putting more staff and patients at risk. Today, several health centres are completely deserted, leaving thousands of people without medical care.
In light of the high-risk nature of the work, MSF implements strict infection control measures including compulsory personal protective clothing for staff in contact with infected patients. The care of patients is carried out in well-designed Ebola management centres to ensure the safest possible working environment. There is sufficient space between patients, clear separation between high-risk and low-risk areas, sufficient lighting, secure waste management and regular cleaning and disinfection of the wards.
Administrative controls restrict the number of people who can enter the high-risk area, which limits the staff who could be potentially exposed. Only the staff who need to go in are allowed to enter, and we restrict how long people can stay inside for.
Our international staff members are rotated every four to six weeks to ensure they are not too tired, thereby helping to reduce risk. Our staff always work in pairs in a buddy system. This system is of paramount importance - they look out for each other to make sure the other is not making any mistakes or is too tired.
With years of experience in Ebola outbreaks, MSF is skilled at minimizing risk to its staff. However, we can never guarantee zero risk, and our staff are well-briefed and understand this before accepting to work in an Ebola project.
Beyond the risks in medical facilities, Ebola exists within the communities in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone and is therefore a potential threat to all. As in many other countries where MSF works, the reality is that our staff live in, and are in contact with, the community. Right now, this community is facing a huge threat with the spread of the disease, and MSF staff are not spared.
For MSF, despite all the safety measures put in place, training and information given to staff about behaviour to adopt both at work and in the community, risk zero is impossible to achieve . MSF's primary responsibility is to maintain a work environment that can be as safe as possible.
Since MSF began working in response to the epidemic in March, 13 national and one international staff have fallen ill and were admitted to Ebola management centres. Eight of them have sadly passed away.
Although it is likely, after in-depth investigation, that most of our staff members were infected outside work, these tragic events are a constant reminder of the fact that Ebola is currently rife in communities and can affect anyone who is exposed.
This tragedy of deaths among those fighting this deadly disease, alongside the loss of lives of so many others, is a terrible blow in the struggle against the epidemic and underpins the urgent need for immediate and concrete action to control its spread before it gets further out of control.
With almost 3,000 staff in the region and considering the quick spread of the disease within communities and the slow international response, it is unfortunately quite probable that more MSF healthcare workers or their family members will become infected with Ebola. MSF can only urge, once again, states to act immediately to help the most affected countries to contain the epidemic.


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// Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "media/cast/video_receiver/codecs/vp8/vp8_decoder.h"

#include "base/logging.h"
#include "third_party/libvpx/source/libvpx/vpx/vp8dx.h"

namespace media {
namespace cast {

Vp8Decoder::Vp8Decoder(int number_of_cores) {
  decoder_.reset(new vpx_dec_ctx_t());
  InitDecode(number_of_cores);
}

Vp8Decoder::~Vp8Decoder() {}

void Vp8Decoder::InitDecode(int number_of_cores) {
  vpx_codec_dec_cfg_t  cfg;
  cfg.threads = number_of_cores;
  vpx_codec_flags_t flags = VPX_CODEC_USE_POSTPROC;

  if (vpx_codec_dec_init(decoder_.get(), vpx_codec_vp8_dx(), &cfg, flags)) {
    DCHECK(false) << "VP8 decode error";
  }
}

bool Vp8Decoder::Decode(const EncodedVideoFrame& input_image,
                        I420VideoFrame* decoded_frame) {
  if (input_image.data.empty()) return false;

  vpx_codec_iter_t iter = NULL;
  vpx_image_t* img;
  if (vpx_codec_decode(decoder_.get(),
                       input_image.data.data(),
                       input_image.data.size(),
                       0,
                       1 /* real time*/)) {
    return false;
  }

  img = vpx_codec_get_frame(decoder_.get(), &iter);
  if (img == NULL) return false;

  // Populate the decoded image.
  decoded_frame->width = img->d_w;
  decoded_frame->height = img->d_h;

  decoded_frame->y_plane.stride = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_Y];
  decoded_frame->y_plane.length = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_Y] * img->d_h;
  decoded_frame->y_plane.data = img->planes[VPX_PLANE_Y];

  decoded_frame->u_plane.stride = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_U];
  decoded_frame->u_plane.length = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_U] * img->d_h;
  decoded_frame->u_plane.data = img->planes[VPX_PLANE_U];

  decoded_frame->v_plane.stride = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_V];
  decoded_frame->v_plane.length = img->stride[VPX_PLANE_V] * img->d_h;
  decoded_frame->v_plane.data = img->planes[VPX_PLANE_V];

  return true;
}

}  // namespace cast
}  // namespace media

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package com.dslplatform.json.generated.types.Xml;

import com.dslplatform.json.generated.types.StaticJson;
import com.dslplatform.json.generated.ocd.javaasserts.XmlAsserts;
import com.dslplatform.json.generated.ocd.test.Utils;

import java.io.IOException;

public class NullableArrayOfNullableXmlsDefaultValueTurtle {
	private static StaticJson.JsonSerialization jsonSerialization;

	@org.junit.BeforeClass
	public static void initializeJsonSerialization() throws IOException {
		jsonSerialization = StaticJson.getSerialization();
	}

	@org.junit.Test
	public void testDefaultValueEquality() throws IOException {
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] defaultValue = null;
		final StaticJson.Bytes defaultValueJsonSerialized = jsonSerialization.serialize(defaultValue);
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] defaultValueJsonDeserialized = jsonSerialization.deserialize(org.w3c.dom.Element[].class, defaultValueJsonSerialized.content, defaultValueJsonSerialized.length);
		XmlAsserts.assertNullableArrayOfNullableEquals(defaultValue, defaultValueJsonDeserialized);
	}

	@org.junit.Test
	public void testBorderValue1Equality() throws IOException {
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue1 = new org.w3c.dom.Element[] { null };
		final StaticJson.Bytes borderValue1JsonSerialized = jsonSerialization.serialize(borderValue1);
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue1JsonDeserialized = jsonSerialization.deserialize(org.w3c.dom.Element[].class, borderValue1JsonSerialized.content, borderValue1JsonSerialized.length);
		XmlAsserts.assertNullableArrayOfNullableEquals(borderValue1, borderValue1JsonDeserialized);
	}

	@org.junit.Test
	public void testBorderValue2Equality() throws IOException {
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue2 = new org.w3c.dom.Element[] { Utils.stringToElement("<ns3000:NamespacedElement/>") };
		final StaticJson.Bytes borderValue2JsonSerialized = jsonSerialization.serialize(borderValue2);
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue2JsonDeserialized = jsonSerialization.deserialize(org.w3c.dom.Element[].class, borderValue2JsonSerialized.content, borderValue2JsonSerialized.length);
		XmlAsserts.assertNullableArrayOfNullableEquals(borderValue2, borderValue2JsonDeserialized);
	}

	@org.junit.Test
	public void testBorderValue3Equality() throws IOException {
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue3 = new org.w3c.dom.Element[] { Utils.stringToElement("<document/>"), Utils.stringToElement("<TextElement>some text & <stuff></TextElement>"), Utils.stringToElement("<ElementWithCData><?xml?><xml><!xml!></ElementWithCData>"), Utils.stringToElement("<AtributedElement foo=\"bar\" qwe=\"poi\"/>"), Utils.stringToElement("<NestedTextElement><FirstNest><SecondNest>bird</SecondNest></FirstNest></NestedTextElement>"), Utils.stringToElement("<ns3000:NamespacedElement/>") };
		final StaticJson.Bytes borderValue3JsonSerialized = jsonSerialization.serialize(borderValue3);
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue3JsonDeserialized = jsonSerialization.deserialize(org.w3c.dom.Element[].class, borderValue3JsonSerialized.content, borderValue3JsonSerialized.length);
		XmlAsserts.assertNullableArrayOfNullableEquals(borderValue3, borderValue3JsonDeserialized);
	}

	@org.junit.Test
	public void testBorderValue4Equality() throws IOException {
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue4 = new org.w3c.dom.Element[] { null, Utils.stringToElement("<document/>"), Utils.stringToElement("<TextElement>some text & <stuff></TextElement>"), Utils.stringToElement("<ElementWithCData><?xml?><xml><!xml!></ElementWithCData>"), Utils.stringToElement("<AtributedElement foo=\"bar\" qwe=\"poi\"/>"), Utils.stringToElement("<NestedTextElement><FirstNest><SecondNest>bird</SecondNest></FirstNest></NestedTextElement>"), Utils.stringToElement("<ns3000:NamespacedElement/>") };
		final StaticJson.Bytes borderValue4JsonSerialized = jsonSerialization.serialize(borderValue4);
		final org.w3c.dom.Element[] borderValue4JsonDeserialized = jsonSerialization.deserialize(org.w3c.dom.Element[].class, borderValue4JsonSerialized.content, borderValue4JsonSerialized.length);
		XmlAsserts.assertNullableArrayOfNullableEquals(borderValue4, borderValue4JsonDeserialized);
	}
}


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That does mean we nearly made it through the whole thing without getting dragged in, but if we're going to get sucked into a spinning vortex of nerdiness it may as well be by something as cool as this.
It's called the Lone Eagle, it comes from Flickr's F@bz, and it features more ingenuous building techniques than would normally be found in a whole month of spacey nonsense. Click the link above to head to F@bz' photostream to check it out.
…Or something. As regular readers of this site will know, space is not one of our limited strong points, so we won't try to describe this 'Vespine Vic Viper' by Flick's billyburg. What we will say is it has a smiling Classic Spaceman at the controls and we like that very much. Swoosh over to billyburg's photostream to see more.
With the end of mysterious Ma.Ktober, the roll of sci-fi themed months continues through the darkening nights with NoVVember. Builders from all over the interweb take a basic set of rules for the layout of a space-fighter, based on Konami's Vic Viper and stretch them almost to breaking point. A case in point is TLCB regular Piratecox's Herbie Rod Viper Classic: it's all in there somewhere!
In the meantime, another TLCB regular, F@bz, has come up with a ship which looks suitable for a Milk Tray Man of the Future. Controversially, this Vic Viper uses (whisper it) parts from Mega Bloks. This might be heresy to some but the inspiration behind NoVVember, the late Nnenn, often used clone parts or cut Lego to fit his models. You can make up your own mind by following the link in the text.
Back in the days when the Royal Air Force spent as much on moustache wax for its pilots as it did on jet fuel, three mighty bombers were designed. The Valiant, Victor and Vulcan. The latter two were aerodynamically advanced for their time*, with the Vulcan's huge delta wing looking particularly graceful in anti-flash white. Powered by four Rolls-Royce Olympus engines, Vulcan XH558 still wows the crowds at shows today, whilst also reminding us the dark days of the Cold War.
If they had continued this series of aircraft, would British designers have used the name "Vendetta"? It is certainly appropriate for this sleek, aggressive looking craft from American builder Tim Clark. Tim's Vic Viper includes a spacious cockpit, angled brick built wings and highlights in Lego's latest shade of yellow. You can see more of this ship on Tim's Flickr Photostream.
It's a fairly certain bet that the Ministry of Defence would never have chosen the name "Valium" for a bomber. According to its creator, Stuart Lucas, a big feature of this ship was the first ever coffee machine designed to work in zero gravity. Stuart cites influences from those other vintage Cold War jet aircraft, the twin boomed de Havilland Vampire & Venom series. Click this link to Stuart's MOCpages to see more of this unusually shaped Vic Viper.
*The Elves have just tried to eat Kuchmen's Carrots.
Novvember is finally over, so until the next tenuously titled month-long bandwagon rolls into town here's one of the last creations uploaded to the departing theme. Tim Henderson's Lightning VicQueen shows what Disney's anthropomorphised racing car would look like if he was born a few hundred years later. You can check him out on Flickr at the link.
We have a well documented ignorance of almost everything sci-fi here at TLCB. Cars we can do, swooshy spacey stuff… eh, not so much. This funky looking spacecraft by Mark Stafford (a LEGO employee no less!) will probably be picked up by the more sci-fi biased blogs soon, who'll do a far better job than us explaining what it is, so we'll just jump straight to the link! – Click this to see more!
We're outside of our blogging comfort zone again, publishing some sci-fi that we don't understand. Still, whatever this is looks cool and you can see more of it at sylon-tw's Flickr photostream.
This marvellous slice of blue sci-fi is the work of Flickr's Nick Trotta (aka tardisblue). Part of the NoVVember* 'Vic Viper' theme month, you can see more of Nick's 'Solar Striker' and his other creations at the link above.
*We'll let the other Lego blogs explain / endorse the rules in this month's bandwagon. We would, but we don't care for rules. We're rebels.
It's Novvember in the LEGO Community, which means it's Vic Viper building season. At The Lego Car Blog we've stayed clear of the VV obsession a little bit, as there are other sites that do this sort of thing way better than us, and it can get a little snooty, with originality sometimes taking a back seat in order to follow the VV 'rule book'. We can't be bothered to read the rules (which may be the real reason behind our abstention!), so we have no idea whether this creation qualifies, but we do love it regardless! Built by Xtopher Brick on MOCpages, this 'Skeleviper' looks like a cross between TRON and Funny Bones. Check out the full gallery by clicking the link.


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11 New Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix Canada In May 2019
I can't wait for the Ted Bundy movie!
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A new month means new shows and movies on Netflix, and we've got the scoop on some of the things you can look forward to in a couple weeks when May begins.
From a new true-story mini-series to new seasons of Netflix faves, May is sure to be a good month.
Take a look below at some of the best new shows, comedy specials and films that you'll be able to watch in just a couple weeks on Netflix Canada.
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TL;DR We've got the scoop on some of the newest shows and movies scheduled to hit Netflix Canada next month - and there are some super interesting new additions!
May 1, 2019 - Knock Down The House
A Netflix Original documentary on the various politicians and changemakers seen during the 2018 U.S. congressional election. Figures include Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cori Bush, Paula Jean Swearingen and more.
May 2019 - Rim of the World
A Netflix original film about four misfit teenagers who join forces to save the world when an alien invasion interrupts their summer camp. Starring Lynn Collins, Michael Beach and Tony Cavalero.
May 3, 2019 - Dead to Me
A Netflix Original Series starring Christina Applegate as a "tightly wound widow" who becomes friends with a "free spirit," played by Linda Cardellini of Freaks and Geeks fame. Other notable names include James Marsden and Max Jenkins.
May 3, 2019 - Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
The much-anticipated film chronicling the crimes of Ted Bundy, played by Zac Efron, told from the perspective of his longtime girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer, played by Lily Collins.
May 3, 2019 - The Last Summer
A Netflix Original film starring KJ Apa from Riverdale, Tyler Posey from Teen Wolf and Halston Sage. The teen rom-com tells the stories of a group of friends together for their last summer before college.
May 3, 2019 - Tuca & Bertie
A new animated series starring Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong as two bird-women that live in the same apartment building. I'm thinking Broad City but animated and... birds. Bird City? Guaranteed to be hilarious.
May 10, 2019 - Wine Country
A Netflix Original film starring Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch, to name a few. A trip to Napa for a 50th birthday celebration becomes tense as the past comes back to the forefront.
May 21, 2019 - Wanda Sykes: Not Normal
A Netflix Original Comedy Special sure to be hilarious. This is Sykes' newest comedy special in three years.
May 24, 2019 - She's Gotta Have It
A Netflix Original Series based off the Spike Lee film of the same name is back for Season 2. DeWanda Wise plays Nola Darling, a woman with three lovers living in New York City. The series is also directed by Spike Lee.
May 24, 2019 - The Perfection
A Netflix Original film starring Allison Williams of "Get Out" and "Girls" fame. The dramatic thriller follows the story of a cellist's pursuit for perfection that inevitably takes a sinister turn. The film was shot in Vancouver and directed by Girls alum Richard Shepard.
May 31, 2019 - When They See Us
Based on a true story, this Harpo-produced Netflix original mini-series tells the story of five Black teenagers that were convicted of a rape they did not commit. Stars include Joshua Jackson, Felicity Huffman, and John Leguizamo to name a few.
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On a grey and dismal day, this British-made scarf by Paul Smith in 'David Icke' turquoise cuts through the grey gloom — and the grey of my dogstooth Mackintosh in Loro Piana storm system wool — like a streak of summer sky. Turquoise, like burgundy and the plummy end of purple, is made for grey. And we certainly have enough grey with the UK climate.
This is quite a dark shirt. I wouldn't normally consider such depth of colour at that layer — it limits the choice of neck ties and what comes on top — but you really have to touch the cloth on this one, it's incredibly soft. Softness matters.


It's hard to believe that the beginning of school is just around the corner. Many students are trading in their flip flops and swimsuits for knee pads, shoulder pads, and other sports equipment. Practices seem to start earlier and earlier each season, and this year is no different. As you gather your gear to head out, are you sure you have your entire uniform? As a Ross Township dentist focusing on oral health, we want to take this opportunity to remind you of the importance of mouthguards.
Unless required by the sport, a mouthguard is unfortunately more of a recommendation than a requirement. The downside to this, however, is that it is possible to get injured in any sport. Protecting your mouth with a mouthguard gives you one last thing to worry about when out on the court or field this fall. In fact, studies have shown that wearing a mouthguard reduces the severity of a concussion. The point of a mouthguard is to protect your oral cavity, teeth and gums from damage. Even if you don't participate in a contact sport, if you find yourself after practice or a game with a headache or jaw pain, a mouthguard may be a solution to ease the pain. Athletes of any activity often clench their teeth in intense situations. This can lead to issues with your temporomandibular joints and the wearing down of tooth enamel prematurely.
Helmets, knee pads, shoulder pads, gloves, and other protective gear are designed to keep your bodies safe. It's not time for fashion when you're gearing up to defeat your opponents. Get your head ready for your competition by alleviating the stress of potential injuries. Sure, an accident is bound to happen occasionally, but our Ross Township dentist would rather see you on the field than in our chair for restorative dental work.
Luckily, there are a wide variety of mouthguards on the market. From boil and bite guards to custom made mouthguards by our Ross Township dentist and staff, there is sure to be a perfect style and type for your needs. If you are unsure about what is best for you, make a quick appointment with us to discuss your needs. Athletes who wear braces may benefit from a generic fitting oral device, while those who have already had dental issues prefer a custom made mouthguard, unique to their mouth.
This fall, when you are practicing for the upcoming season or running out on the court, make sure a mouthguard is part of your uniform. We want you to avoid missing practice or a big game due to a sports injury. Find more oral health tips on our Facebook page and good luck this season.


Erudite Training specialises in courses for Electricians and Electrical Contractors. As an approved City & Guilds, EAL and Logic centre, we offer a range of training courses that are recognised nationally. Over the last ten years, we have built up a reputation for both excellent courses and very high pass rates. We are the only Stroma Approved Training Centre for the North West of England.
Our electrical training courses are made relevant to your own working experience and lessons delivered in a way to explain not only what the regulations are, but also how to comply with them in the real world.
We also believe that you should be comfortable in nice surroundings; tea, coffee and biscuits on the house and a bit of humour thrown in. Learning is far easier when you are interested and engaged, not to mention comfortable, as many have found out at Erudite.
Erudite is owned by Simon Ogborn FIET MSET LCGI, who himself works as an Approved Electrical Inspector and City & Guilds Technical Consultant. Simon not only owns the company but still teaches many of the courses and has a real passion for the students' success.
What is the most important thing when choosing a training provider?
Teaching the subject, not just the exam?
Being sure you are taught correctly?
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At Erudite Training, you don't have to choose. All these come as standard. Many training providers will tell you they are great, but we can prove it. Click on each to see how we achieve this- ten minutes' reading may change your entire career.
Erudite Training is in Dukinfield, Greater Manchester. We are conveniently situated within walking distance of Guide Bridge railway station, with excellent transport links to Denton, Ashton-under-Lyne and the rest of Tameside on bus routes.
If you are driving, we are 5 minutes from the M60 Junction 23 (Ashton-u-Lyne). This makes us very convenient for students coming from many places including Manchester, Didsbury, Salford, Warrington, Oldham, Stockport, Rochdale, Hyde, Tameside and more.
There is convenient local parking near to our training centre.
For those travelling a little further, or simply wishing to stay locally, Erudite Training are within 10 minutes of a Travelodge and Village Hotel. Please let us know if you wish us to arrange accommodation.


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2 January, 2023 - 17:16 ashley cowie
Which "Lost Culture" Created This 2,000-Year-Old Tomb?
An ancient burial mound excavated in Siberia was found to contain 50 bodies and numerous bronze tools and artifacts. This exciting discovery belongs to an as-yet unidentified culture. Krasnoyarsk is...
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26 November, 2022 - 22:02 Nathan Falde
What Could Go Wrong?! 48,500-Year-Old Siberian Virus is Revived
The world's oldest known frozen and dormant virus has been revived in a French laboratory leading many to express concerns about the dangers of bringing to life ancient microbes. The virus was...
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21 October, 2022 - 14:53 Sahir
Graves of Elite Warrior and Aphrodite Cult Priestess Uncovered in Russia
Archaeologists have unearthed a 1,900-year-old burial of a priestess from an Aphrodite cult in the ancient necropolis of Phanagoria in Russia, as well as a warrior's burial, complete with a cache of...
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20 October, 2022 - 19:00 ashley cowie
First Known Neanderthal Family Identified with Ancient DNA from Russian Cave
DNA from Neanderthal bones found in a cave in Russia have revealed the first known family of Neanderthals – a father, his teenage daughter, and others who were probably cousins. A 2020 study...
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3 May, 2022 - 14:56 ashley cowie
Russian Soldiers Empty Ukraine Museum Of Scythian Artifacts
Russian soldiers have entered a Ukrainian museum where they stole a priceless collection of ancient artifacts. Their haul included a 2,300-year-old Scythian gold crown. The ancient crown was used by...
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27 April, 2022 - 01:58 Joanna Gillan
More Than a Dozen Mysterious Carved Discs Found Near Volgograd, Russia
A team of investigators in Russia found more than a dozen stone discs in the Volgograd region of Russia. At the time of the discovery back in 2015, the team claimed that the discs contain tungsten, a...
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13 February, 2022 - 17:30 Nathan Falde
New Study Finds Roots of Modern Russia in its Viking Style Past
A new study published in the journal Russian History has revealed some surprising details about economic, political, and cultural developments in medieval and modern Russia. It seems that the Russian...
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19 January, 2022 - 00:00 Sahir
Maikop 'Scepters' Are Actually the World's Oldest Drinking Straws
An exciting new study from Russia has reinterpreted an 1897 find of silver and gold tubes from a Bronze Age burial mound in Maikop in the northern Caucasus as being straws rather than scepters as...
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Birch Bark Letters Found in Russia are an Ancient Time Capsule
Researchers excavating an estate dating back to the 12th and 15th century, have discovered a complete birch bark letter in the historic city center of Veliky Novgorod in north-western Russia. The...
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22 December, 2021 - 14:00 Aleksa Vučković
Unravelling the Sintashta Culture: War Masters of the Eurasian Steppe
Understanding the mysterious origins of the Indo-Europeans, the emergence of the Indo-Iranian languages, and the earliest identities of associated peoples remain some of the burning questions in...
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New Denisovan Fossils From Siberian Cave Are The Oldest Ever Found
Researchers from the Max Planck Society and the Universities of Vienna and Tübingen have found new fossilized human-like remains mixed in an assortment of bone samples taken from Siberia's famed...
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20 November, 2021 - 19:02 Sahir
2,400-year-old Silver Plate with Winged Scythian Gods Found in Warrior's Tomb in Russia
A spectacular silver plate, richly adorned with winged gods and griffins, has been discovered inside the grave of a Scythian warrior who is believed to have died 2,400 years ago in Russia. And that...
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7 October, 2021 - 18:42 Aleksa Vučković
Who Were The Andronovo? Bronze Age Culture Of The Eurasian Steppe
It shouldn't come as a surprise that our earliest origins lie somewhere far away from our current homeland. When Europeans are considered, modern history and science tell us that our languages and...
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5 October, 2021 - 01:56 dhwty
Derbent: Contested Ancient City Stronghold on the Silk Road
Nestled between the Caspian Sea and the Caucasus Mountains, the Russian city of Derbent and its famed citadel tells the story of ancient power struggles to control the Silk Road trade route which...
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7 September, 2021 - 18:55 ashley cowie
Unique Copper Age Burial Discovered By Russian Archaeologists
A sacred looking "Amber Burial" has been found in Russia. The Copper Age grave is so laden in amber buttons and other items made from the rare resin rock, and steeped in ochre at the burial site,...
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4 September, 2021 - 22:35 Sahir
10,000+ Artifacts, Including Mesolithic Tools, Found in Russia
The Mesolithic Age, i.e., the 'Middle Stone Age,' was a transitionary period of the Stone Age that existed between the Upper Palaeolithic and the Neolithic (Old Stone Age and New Stone Age,...
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Q: how to get multiple text with same name? when checkbox are checked for each checkbox jquery create input
How can I get all inputs with name??
if checkbox checked create input:

checkbox and Inputs:
      <form class="add-item">
          <input type="checkbox"  onclick="dynInput(this);"  name="1"> 1

          <input type="checkbox"  onclick="dynInput(this);"  name="2"> 2

          <input type="checkbox"  onclick="dynInput(this);"  name="3"> 3

          <input type="checkbox"  onclick="dynInput(this);"  name="4"> 4

      </form>

I can only get first Input value :
    var item = $(".cbox").val();

    console.log(item);

A: You need to iterate over all the inputs like:
$(".cbox").each(function(){
    var item = $(this).val();
    console.log(item);
});

A: var item=[];
$(".cbox").each(function(){
item.push($(this).val());
});

A: var items = document.querySelectorAll('.cbox');

var values = [];

items.forEach(function(item) {
  values.push(item.value);
});

console.log(values);

A: because as the documentation states for val() it only returns the first item in the collection. You would need to loop over the collection and read each item's value.
So you need to loop over the collection and build up the list. You can do it with each() or map()

var vals1 = [];
$('[type="checkbox"]').each( function () {
   vals1.push(this.value);
});

var vals2 = $('[type="checkbox"]').map( function () {
   return this.value;
}).get();

console.log("vals1", vals1.join(","))
console.log("vals2", vals2.join(","))

<input type="checkbox" value="a"> 1

<input type="checkbox" value="b"> 2

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The 2 crystals on this bracelet assist to ground and dispel negativity both from external factors and from within. While tourmaline grounds and dissolves negativity, bronzite uplifts the spirit, ensuring that feelings of self doubt and insecurity are kept in check. This mighty combo also support the wearer through difficult times, and has proven to turn over 'unlucky situations' for many of our customers.
Black Tourmaline is revered as a premier talisman of protection, a psychic shield deflecting and dispelling negative energies, entities, or destructive forces. It guards against radiation and environmental pollutants, and is highly useful in purifying and neutralizing one's own negative thoughts and internal conflicts, and turning them into positive, usable energy.
Black Tourmaline is a stone of purification, cleansing the emotional body of negative thoughts, anxieties, anger or feelings of unworthiness. It helps in overcoming substance abuse, and releases any suicidal thoughts or self-harming tendencies. It may be beneficial in treating obsessive or compulsive behaviours, and in relinquishing chronic worry.
Bronzite is one of the most powerful stones for alleviating feelings of self-doubt. Unlock the shackles of insecurity and never let self-defeating thoughts hold you captive when you access the bold and robust energy of the Bronzite crystal stone. Sit quietly with the stone and let it encourage peaceful contemplation, even during stormy weather. When the mind is at peace, your self-confidence will flourish, leading you on a path to fulfilling your dreams. Bronzite helps us reboot our spirits and uninstall self-doubt from the hard drive so that we begin to believe in ourselves again. The first step is letting go of negative thoughts holding us back from our true potential. Keep Bronzite close by and let it serve as a reminder that inner peace is a sign of your commitment to letting go of self-criticism and self-doubt. After all, some of our greatest battles are fought within our own minds.
Bronzite is very protective and grounding, the key elements to restoring harmony, the beautiful balance between mind, body, and soul that's measured in tender, peaceful moments. When it comes to negative energy, the Bronzite crystal properties work specifically on indecisiveness, one of the most debilitating side effects of self-doubt. Include Bronzite in your healing crystal arsenal and call on its wise and stabilizing qualities to help you make important decisions and plans for the future.
A goal without a plan is just a wish but with the strength and support of Bronzite, you'll have the courage and insight to stop analyzing the past and start planning for a bright future. What lies ahead on your spiritual journey can be a daunting prospect, but when you live life with the full force of your soul and its true desires, get ready for your dreams to manifest into reality. Whatever challenges you must face, the Bronzite healing properties serve as a reminder you that you were given this life because you're strong enough to live it. Use Bronzite as the motivating force that drives you to create a beautiful future today so that your dreams of tomorrow come true. Instead of watching life pass you by, Bronzite encourages you to take action, work hard, and create your own miracles every day.
The Bronzite crystal properties also work as a spiritual guide that helps you take responsibility for your actions. While no one is perfect, Bronzite gives us the motivation to strive for progress, not perfection. After all, it's the flaws and mistakes that give us the most important life lessons.


This talk was given at Wolfson College on May 28 2009 as part of the 'Lives and Works' series of lectures.
Learn about the process of becoming a personal chef from an experienced chef. He explains that becoming a personal chef requires a good entrepreneurial sense to run the business, a good understanding of basic cooking techniques and loads of creativity.
Personal digital assistants For my dissertation I am concentrating on the area of: How do PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) enhance the teaching and learning in the Primary classroom? Please email any links that could benefit my research. Regards.
This is a review of 198 published empirical research articles, undertaken on behalf of the British Educational Research Association (BERA), following a BERA event held at the author's institution in November 2000.
This is a report published by Ofsted which considers the delivery and appropriateness of the personal, social and health education (PSHE) curriculum in English schools.


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Featured Opinion Tales from the Coffeeshop
Tales from the Coffeeshop: Avoiding responsibility, what we always do best
By Patroclos February 14, 2021 February 14, 2021 03611
THE DEMO against corruption and the Covid restrictions that took place in Nicosia on Saturday afternoon was crushed by the cops, as you would expect in any self-respecting police state. According to an eyewitness, there were as many cops as there were protestors and the officers of the law were particularly forceful in dealing with the lawbreakers, whom they chased all over the place. The cops had even brought their water-cannon truck to use against the protestors who were not more than a few hundred.
Several people were arrested, but it is unclear whether it was on the grounds that they were attending a gathering decreed illegal by the police state, or because they had not received SMS authorisation to be out on the street. They were all wearing face masks, according to our man on the scene, but they did not keep the two-metre distance from each other, which may be the reason the police got even closer to them to arrest them.
I must admit I considered going on the demo to protest against the government's handling of the pandemic (not against corruption), but changed my mind when I saw the list of loony leftist groups taking part, such as Antifa Aradippou, Antifa Lefkosa, Workers' Democracy, Animal Liberation Cyprus, Movement Against Foreclosures, New Internationalist Left etc.
I know that most of these are joke, one-member groups, but I just could not risk my neo-liberal reputation being tarnished by being seen rubbing shoulders with members of Antifa Aradippou.
OUR ESTABLISHMENT received a rather vicious letter from an irate reader, slamming P. It said: "Your exhortation to flout, in illegality, the measures that protect those less privileged in their state of health or material comfort than yourself, has gone beyond any bounds of decency."
The reader, who said he had been following the Coffeeshop for 29 years added: "You have the gall to incite readers to illegally ignore such measures just as any spoiled Cypriot kid would do if their favourite mantra were proven wrong," and concluded thus:
"Man-up and admit that your 'libertarian' crusade has been misguided, as proven by the real-life results, or else wallow in your 'kaimaki' forever more. I will not find out because I will avoid reading your now extremist column, forthwith."
The members of the Branch Covidian, apart from applauding our state for placing us under house arrest and demanding we request permission to be let out, consider anyone questioning this policy as an extremist. Even civil disobedience or public protest is not permitted in the era of Covid democracy as the comrades of Antifa Aradippou found out on Saturday afternoon.
SPEAKING of Covid, Mother Russia's ambassador Stanislav Osadchiy turned salesman for the Russian vaccine Sputnik V last week. In an interview with Tass news agency, Cyprus branch, he gave a sales pitch that a used car salesman would have envied, saying the overall effectiveness of Sputnik V was 91.6 per cent while for those over 60 it was 91.8 per cent.
The Russian vaccine, said the ambassador, with the authority of a pharmaceuticals expert, would be effective even against new coronavirus variants, while immunity could last longer than two years. The Tass news agency reporter, who conducted the interview, did not think of asking the ambassador for a comment about the three-year imprisonment of Alexei Navalny, for violating the terms of his parole – he was in a German hospital recovering from poisoning with a Novichok nerve agent. Somehow I doubt Navalny would ever agree to be vaccinated with Sputnik V, despite its 91.6 per cent efficacy.
AVOIDING any responsibility, personal or collective, is something very few countries do as adeptly as us natives of Kyproulla. I do not have the academic expertise to offer the reasons for the culture of passing the buck that pervades our country, but we witnessed it again on Friday when different state services were all declaring they had no responsibility for the family tragedy at Ergates.
The problem for the state services is that they do not have the fallback position available to politicians when they mess up. They cannot blame Turkish intransigence, British duplicity or the double standards of the EU for their failure, as the politicians have always done with great success. Prez Nik walked out of Crans-Montana, having told Mevlut Cavusoglu that a federation was unattainable and proposing a two-state solution, but he is now blaming the Turks for wanting a two-state solution.
And nobody seems to think he is blame for Turkey banging on about the two states. When he walked out of the talks in 2017, he blamed Turkish intransigence and that was it. Now, he wants the talks to resume where they were left off in Crans-Montana but nobody has asked why he walked out if the talks were at a desirable point. It is because Turkish intransigence is a constant in the Cyprob narrative that can always be cited by a politician to justify his blunders.
NOW OUR negotiator, the smarmy Mavroyiannis, is complaining because the UN keeps putting back the holding of the informal five-party conference, that most political parties do not want Nik to attend anyway because there would be traps.
He said the government was 'not satisfied' with the delay, behind which it could see Turkish expediencies (not intransigence this time). Surely, we should not complain, bearing in mind Prez Nik only just started the consultations with the constitutional experts that will help him discover what type of settlement he actually wants.
Under the circumstances, he seems to have been a bit rash in announcing that he wants the talks to be based on the Guterres framework, (having accepted that there was only one framework and that the second one he insisted was the valid one did not actually exist). What if the constitutional experts advise him that he should opt for a settlement that is incompatible with the framework?
He can always blame Turkish intransigence for refusing to deviate from the Guterres framework.
SHE MAY be the most stylish minister we have ever had but she is also a walking PR bomb that detonates as soon as she opens her mouth in public. Justice minister Emily Yiolitis did it with the Politis columnist that she threatened with a libel suit, and then she detonated the big one, by reporting to the police the parody twitter account 'Lady Emily Kardashian Duchess of Yiolou.'
Every time she spoke about it, she made matters worse, but this week she set off another bomb, when she decided to speak about the matter to the Trito radio show. It was a monumentally stupid move, considering the matter had disappeared from the news for 10 days, while she was recovering from surgery.
But on Wednesday, not only did she revive it, but she also infuriated the police command, by claiming that entering the home of the person believed to be behind the Twitter account had been a "disproportionate action" by the police! A few hours later she had to issue a corrective statement, saying the police had followed the standard procedure handling her complaint. Did the justice minister not know the standard procedure followed by the force she is in charge of?
It was her way of avoiding responsibility. The police were to blame for raiding the home of the teacher but her attempt to pass the buck backfired. If only she could blame Turkish intransigence, everyone would believe her.
IT GETS worse for her. On Friday, CyBC television compared the speedy police response to the minister's complaint about the Twitter account with the failure of the police to do anything about the complaint they had received from the sister of the woman killed by her husband in Ergates.
A few days earlier Yiolitis' partner, the sunshine boy of Sigma TV, Chrysanthos Tsouroullis, decided to defend her by claiming on his Twitter account that Akel was behind the parody account. This sparked a flood of abusive and vicious comments, most of them probably coming from Akelites. The couple seem to be going out of its way to lose friends and alienate people.
Yiolitis would do well to hire the communications advisors of our European Commissioner Stella Kyriakides, who may have become the target of the nasty German media for her handling of the purchase of vaccines for the EU, but in Kyproulla we are still seeing glowing reports on telly telling us that she is receiving praise from Chancellor Merkel among others for her sterling work.
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Риад Бейрути ( , ; род. 6 мая 1944) — французский художник сирийского происхождения.

Биография
Родился 6 мая 1944 года в Дамаске. С 1969 года живёт в регионе Нижняя Нормандия, во Франции.

Риад Бейрути окончил Дамасскую Национальную школу изящных искусств, где он специализировался в области скульптуры. Он переехал во Францию в 1969 году и учился в Высшей Национальной школе изящных искусств в Париже, по специальности «скульптура». Отделение скульптуры этой школы в то время возглавлял Сезар Бальдаччини.

Риад Бейрути принимает участие в различных выставках в Кане и в Онфлёре.

Галерея

Скульптуры
 Платон, 1968 г.
 Человек и время, 1968 г.

Картины
Среди работ художника — картины маслом и рисунки тушью. Один из рисунков (54x58 см) был приобретён регионом Нижняя Нормандия 24 февраля 1984 года по цене 7200 французских франков.

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Художники Франции XX века
Художники Франции XXI века


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Rabbi attacked, robbed in Moldova
CSI | July 3, 2009
Rabbi Israel Livshits, leader of the Jewish community at the cultural and religious centre in Chisinau, has been attacked and robbed.
"I have no doubts that the attack had anti-Semitic character," the rabbi told local television.
The incident took place in the village of Panasesti, where Livshits was fishing with his students.
"A group of about 6 to 9 local young people aged between 16 and 20 lay in wait and attacked perfidiously those asleep in the morning, beat them up and took the rabbi's food and trip money (about 300 euros), " the Federation of the CIS Jewish Communities told www.interfax-religion.ru today.
A representative of the federation said that the elderly man "was shaken and had his beard pulled, and anti-Semitic insults were shouted at him in the presence of his students".
A criminal case has been launched and some of the attackers already detained, the federation said.
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Fox: No QB better than Rodgers
10yAshley Fox
Packers, Rodgers rolling over everyone
Ashley FoxESPN Writer
ESPN.com NFL columnist
Joined ESPN in 2011
Also worked at Sports Illustrated, Philadelphia Inquirer and Louisville Courier-Journal
ATLANTA -- His work finished, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers yanked off the pink tie that he had worn for all of five minutes, stuffed it into a black athletic bag and pulled on a Milwaukee Brewers baseball cap. That was much better, much more him. He could wear a tie for a quick postgame news conference, but he needed a cap for the plane ride home.
With that, Rodgers slung the bag over his shoulder, took a swig of grape soda and exited the Georgia Dome a 25-14 winner over an Atlanta Falcons team he left scratching its proverbial head and wondering what had just happened.
Rodgers is doing a lot of that lately. The truth is as plain as the "M" on the cap he wore back to Green Bay. Rodgers is the best quarterback in the National Football League. Better than Tom Brady. Better than Drew Brees. He is younger, more accurate, still on the upward arc of his prime and leader of the reigning champs. No one has knocked that world championship belt off his compact frame, and the way he is playing, no one might.
"That guy is playing unbelievably right now through the first five games, probably as well as any quarterback," Atlanta coach Mike Smith said.
All of Rodgers' tools were on full display Sunday night. His offensive line was a mess, with starting right tackle Bryan Bulaga missing his second consecutive game with a knee injury. After starting left tackle Chad Clifton went down with an injury in the second quarter and Rodgers took some hits, the Packers shuffled Marshall Newhouse to left tackle and put in rookie Derek Sherrod on the right side, and Rodgers got rolling.
Part of Rodgers' greatness is how he can change a game in an instant, like he did with a 70-yard throw to James Jones in a third quarter that saw the Packers, who had trailed 14-0, go ahead 15-14. With that play, the Georgia Dome fell silent, just as it had when Packers cornerback Tramon Williams picked off Matt Ryan in the NFC divisional-round playoff game 10 months before.
In the second half, Rodgers was at his precise best, narrowly escaping would-be sacks to turn nothing plays into big third-down gains. On third-and-15 in the third quarter, Rodgers found Jones for a 30-yard gain. On third-and-10, he hit Jermichael Finley with a 22-yard pass. In the fourth quarter, Rodgers twice hit Finley on third down, and for the game he converted 9 of 15 third downs, finding Finley on four of them.
The Falcons had their chances to put Rodgers and the Packers away in the first half, but they could not do it. Rodgers would not allow it.
"Oh yeah, he's getting a lot better," Finley said afterward of his quarterback. Rodgers finished the night 26-of-39 for 396 yards and two touchdowns and again did not throw an interception. For the season, Rodgers has 14 touchdowns and just two interceptions, and he has completed 71.7 percent of his passes for 1,721 yards and an average of 9.6 per pass play.
"We've seen it all. We're used to it," wide receiver Jordy Nelson said of Rodgers' play. "We know he can make plays. He makes them all the time in games and practice. He's such a competitor that he'll do it in practice, too. It's just the expectation now for himself and us."
Donald Driver has played for the Packers for 13 seasons. He played with Brett Favre, and he was not shy about saying where Rodgers now ranks.
"He's the best quarterback in the game right now," Driver said.
When did Rodgers assume that position?
"After he wins the Super Bowl," Driver said. "That's a simple fact. You go through so much, and people tell you're not going to be able to do this or do that, and he calms down and he wins the Super Bowl his third year as a starter, and now he's just playing well throughout the season. You have to take your hat off to him. He's the man."
It is hard to argue.
Including Green Bay's 4-0 run through the playoffs last season, the Packers have won 11 straight games. Their last loss was in Week 15 last year at New England, 31-27. This season they have beaten New Orleans, Carolina, Chicago, Denver and now Atlanta.
They will face the 0-4 St. Louis Rams next week, then the 1-4 Minnesota Vikings before their bye week. There is a good possibility that Green Bay will be 7-0 heading out of the bye, and if it is, the undefeated talk will heat up. The Packers aren't shying away from it.
Asked who can beat the Packers, Driver was succinct: "Us," he said.
"That's it," Driver added. "We can only beat ourselves."
During the lockout, Green Bay benefited from keeping its nucleus of players intact from the Super Bowl team. There was consistency among the coaches, and not much has changed from the playbook.
"We have a lot of smart players on the team," Nelson said. "We're not having to learn a bunch of stuff. It's the same system, and we've got guys who work hard. When we hit training camp, we hit it on the run. We knew we would be short a little time, but we hit it hard, and we knew what was expected when we got here."
The expectation was more wins, and Rodgers has delivered.
"This is a different team than in years past," Rodgers said.
But this is the same Rodgers who ended the 2010 season holding the Lombardi trophy. He is the best quarterback in the league, and he will remain that until someone proves otherwise.
What I learned from Week 5:
Aaron Rodgers has the look of the best quarterback in the NFL right now. AP Photo/Mike Roemer
Al Davis would be proud: Just a day after the legendary Oakland owner died at age 82, the Raiders came from down 14-6 to win at Houston 25-20 despite being outgained by the Texans 473 yards to 278 and held to just 11 first downs.
After Raiders safety Michael Huff intercepted Matt Schaub to end the game, coach Hue Jackson dropped to a knee and sobbed.
"It's been a harder 24 hours than I've let on to you guys," Jackson told his players in the locker room after the game. "Losing that man hurt me more than you know. But you know what, just like I told you, I know he loved you guys just like he loves this coaching staff and this organization, and that man -- that was a helluva job by you, Michael Huff, I tell you this, I tell you this -- Al Davis had his hands on that ball."
Drew Brees is virtually automatic in the clutch: The latest gut-check scenario for New Orleans came Sunday with the Saints having given up a 23-13 third-quarter lead and trailing Carolina 27-23 with 7:06 to play. With the ball at the New Orleans 11-yard line, Brees completed 8 of 9 passes for 89 yards, including a 6-yard touchdown strike to Pierre Thomas with 50 seconds to play.
Brees ate the clock. He moved the ball. And he won. There was never any doubt.
The NFC East is no longer the best division in football: The Giants couldn't beat Seattle. Philadelphia has lost four straight. Dallas can't close out games. At this point, Washington, with its relatively soft schedule in the second half of the season, is the front-runner to win the division, which really tells you all you need to know about the state of the NFC East.
Jim Harbaugh is the front-runner for coach of the year: The 49ers are 4-1, and it is a testament to their steady, even-keeled, first-year head coach. A year ago, the Niners lost to Tampa Bay 21-0. On Sunday, they throttled essentially the same Buccaneers team 48-3. That comes down to coaching, preparation, a solid game plan, practice and players believing what the coach is selling.
It is Tebow time: After he benched Kyle Orton with the Broncos trailing 23-10 at halftime on Sunday against San Diego, coach John Fox cannot go back. He must now see whether Tim Tebow can be a starting quarterback in the NFL. Fox didn't think Tebow was ready five weeks ago. Four losses in five games can change a man's opinion.
Different doesn't necessarily mean better. Tebow is a natural-born leader, but is he an NFL-caliber quarterback? After the Broncos' bye next week, we undoubtedly will begin to find out.
SLEEPING IN THE OFFICE
Issues that will keep coaches awake this week:
Week 5 was emotional from start to finish for Hue Jackson and the Raiders. AP Photo/Gerald Herbert
The Jets are the most disappointing 2-3 team: This team, coach Rex Ryan told us, would win the Super Bowl, but right now the Jets lack an identity -- are they ground-and-pound, or are they not? -- and swagger. There reportedly is internal strife between several key offensive players and coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, the likes of which could derail the team.
After losing to the hated Patriots 30-21 on Sunday, the Jets talked optimistically, but it rang hollow. They've lost three straight games and couldn't move the ball against the league's 32nd-ranked defense. This team is in trouble.
The Giants are the most disappointing 3-2 team: Coach Tom Coughlin likely got no sleep Sunday night after his team lost a game it needed to win against Seattle 36-25. Eli Manning threw three interceptions, and the Giants averaged just 2.8 yards per rush.
New York might be without starting center David Baas and starting right guard Chris Snee against Buffalo on Sunday. That won't help the run game. After a bye and a game against Miami, the schedule doesn't get any easier with New England, San Francisco, New Orleans and Green Bay on tap as well as the rest of the NFC East.
Cam Newton isn't going away: Despite losing four of their first five games, the Carolina Panthers have a swagger that is a direct reflection of the supremely confident Newton. It will be Atlanta defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder's job to try to devise a way to slow Newton this week.
Although his numbers have fallen off since he set a record pace in the first two weeks, Newton completed 16 of 31 passes for 224 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against New Orleans. His fifth rushing touchdown of the season came with 12:32 left in the game and gave the Panthers a 27-23 lead.
The wins will come. The next one very well could come next weekend at Atlanta.
Mario Williams might be out awhile: The Texans' best pass-rusher suffered a pectoral injury while sacking Oakland quarterback Jason Campbell on Sunday and will be sidelined indefinitely. Williams is the best outside linebacker in Wade Phillips' 3-4 defense with five sacks in five games. Houston will play at Baltimore and at Tennessee next. The Texans can survive with rookie Brooks Reed for a couple of games, but not over the long haul.
A one-footed Ben Roethlisberger is still a beast: What must Jacksonville defensive coordinator Mel Tucker think when he watches the film of a hobbled Roethlisberger, playing on a sprained left foot, shredding Tennessee's defense? Roethlisberger could not run and was playing behind a patchwork offensive line, yet he threw for five touchdowns and 228 yards.
The Jaguars' defense gave up 239 yards to Cincinnati on Sunday and lost 30-20. What might a healthier Roethlisberger do to it?
RANT AND RAVE
A coach who will be under review today:
Santonio Holmes and the Jets couldn't beat the Patriots, so the disappointment continues. Greg M. Cooper/US Presswire
Philadelphia's collapse is on one man: Andy Reid.
The Eagles are 1-4 for the first time since Reid's first year as coach in 1999. Including a first-round playoff loss to Green Bay last season, Philadelphia has lost seven of its past eight games. In a 31-24 loss at Buffalo on Sunday, the Eagles had five turnovers -- four interceptions and a fumble by quarterback Michael Vick -- and the Eagles' 15 giveaways this season are the most in the NFL, according to ESPN's Stats & Information.
Reid was the one who decided to promote his offensive line coach, Juan Castillo, to defensive coordinator. He signed off on high draft picks that haven't panned out. Reid oversaw the overhaul of his defense even though the Eagles did not have the benefit of an offseason to work together.
And Reid keeps calling plays that don't work. Against the Bills, Reid called for a pass play from the Buffalo 26-yard line with seven seconds left in the first half instead of kicking a field goal that could have pulled the Eagles within 21-10 at halftime.
The mistakes, penalties, turnovers and losses keep mounting, and now it is highly unlikely the Eagles will make the playoffs.
"I'm not looking at the playoffs," Reid said. "I'm looking at one game at a time."
The Eagles will not fire Reid midseason, but if the mistakes continue, the question in Philadelphia is this: After the season, will Reid still be in charge?
Notable tweets from around the league:
"I just wanna thank the #raidernation for supporting us and this win was for AL. We love you AL and we'll never let your legacy die." -- @Huffy247, Oakland All-Pro safety Michael Huff, whom Davis selected seventh overall in the 2006 draft.
"Great team win.. That was for Mr. AL Davis.. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to wear the silver and black. #RaiderNation" -- @Rockgotti25, Oakland running back Rock Cartwright, a Raider since 2010.
"R.I.P. Coach Al Davis … Thank you for everything. You've changed my life. A true players Owner #JustWinBaby." -- @theDHB85, Oakland wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey, whom Davis selected seventh overall in the 2009 draft.
Ashley Fox covers the NFL for ESPN.com.


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O VLT da Baixada Santista é um sistema de veículo leve sobre trilhos que opera em 2 municípios da Região Metropolitana da Baixada Santista, em São Paulo. É operado pelo Consórcio BR Mobilidade.

É composto atualmente por uma única linha em operação, que possui 15 estações e 11,5 km de extensão. O sistema entrou em operação comercial no dia 31 de janeiro de 2016. Um segundo trecho do sistema, composto por 14 estações e 8 km de extensão, está em construção.

Atualmente, atende somente os municípios de Santos e de São Vicente, no entanto os municípios de Cubatão e de Praia Grande pleiteiam futuros trechos do sistema. O sistema registrou um tráfego de 270 mil passageiros em fevereiro de 2017.

História
O projeto do VLT da Baixada Santista surgiu como forma do Governo do Estado de São Paulo reaproveitar o leito ferroviário que atravessa a área central dos municípios de São Vicente e Santos herdado da Fepasa, que operou neste trecho o Trem Intra Metropolitano entre os anos de 1990 e 1999; e era utilizado para o transporte de cargas até janeiro de 2008.

No dia 29 de maio de 2013, as obras do primeiro trecho do VLT da Baixada Santista foram iniciadas após cerimônia que contou com a presença do governador paulista Geraldo Alckmin, do então presidente da Assembleia Legislativa de São Paulo (ALESP), Samuel Moreira, e de outras autoridades. Anteriormente, a ALESP havia aprovado um projeto de lei que autorizava o Governo do Estado de São Paulo a contrair um empréstimo junto a instituições financeiras controladas pela União, no valor de R$ 400 milhões, a fim de ser investido no projeto do sistema.

Em 22 de maio de 2014, a primeira composição do sistema chegou ao Porto de Santos. A composição, fabricada em Valência, é formada por três carros e possui capacidade para 400 passageiros. No dia 6 de junho de 2014, o governador paulista Geraldo Alckmin inaugurou as cinco primeiras estações do VLT da Baixada Santista, embora o sistema estivesse inoperante: Mascarenhas de Moraes, São Vicente, Antônio Emmerich, Nossa Senhora das Graças e José Monteiro. O primeiro teste feito com uma composição foi realizado em 30 de agosto de 2014 em um trecho de 1 km, entre as estações Nossa Senhora das Graças e José Monteiro. Foram observados, por técnicos brasileiros e estrangeiros, alguns detalhes e a reação da composição durante o teste.

No dia 18 de novembro de 2014, iniciou-se a operação assistida do VLT da Baixada Santista, que consistia em um percurso de 10 minutos entre as estações Antônio Emmerich e Mascarenhas de Moraes. Esta operação foi destinada somente a alunos de instituições de ensino públicas e particulares, grupos previamente cadastrados e moradores locais. Em 27 de abril de 2015, teve início a operação precursora do modal, sem cobrança de tarifa, entre as estações Mascarenhas de Moraes e João Ribeiro. Neste modo de operação, duas composições operavam de segunda a sexta, das 13h às 16h, com velocidade média de 20 km/h em um trecho de um pouco mais de 6 km.

A operação comercial do sistema foi iniciada no dia 31 de janeiro de 2016, com a cobrança de uma tarifa unitária de R$ 3,80. Entre fevereiro e abril de 2016, o sistema operava diariamente entre 09:00 e 16:00. No dia 10 de abril, o horário de circulação dos trens foi estendido, passando a ser das 07:00 às 19:00, possibilitando o uso do sistema nos horários de pico por trabalhadores da Baixada Santista. Em 5 de março de 2017, o horário de funcionamento do VLT foi novamente ampliado, tendo início às 05:30 e sendo encerrado às 20:00. 52 dias depois, o horário de encerramento da operação passou a ser às 23:30.

No dia 15 de junho de 2016, foi inaugurado o Centro de Controle Operacional (CCO) do VLT da Baixada Santista, localizado junto ao Pátio Porto. No Centro de Controle Operacional é feito o controle da operação dos veículos, dos sistemas de energia, da movimentação eletrônica dos passageiros (embarque e desembarque) e da segurança das estações e vias. Já no Pátio Porto está localizado o estacionamento de trens (com capacidade para 33 VLTs) e toda a área de manutenção com as oficinas, equipamentos de lavagem dos trens, área de retificação de rodas, depósitos, almoxarifado e a subestação de energia.

No dia 19 de junho de 2016, iniciou a integração do VLT com 37 linhas de ônibus metropolitanas como parte do Sistema Integrado Metropolitano, visando a reestruturação do transporte público da Baixada Santista, propiciando aos usuários mais mobilidade com economia, já que é possível utilizar os dois sistemas, pagando uma só tarifa.

Trechos

A linha, ao longo dos anos, foi sendo ampliada a medida que novos trechos eram entregues. A tabela abaixo lista cada trecho construído, junto com sua data de inauguração, o número de estações inauguradas e o número de estações acumulado:

Estações

O sistema é composto por 15 estações em operação, das quais todas são superficiais. As estações que estão em operação são listadas a seguir:

 Barreiros
 Mascarenhas de Moraes
 São Vicente
 Antônio Emmerich
 Nossa Senhora das Graças
 José Monteiro
 Itararé
 João Ribeiro
 Nossa Senhora de Lourdes
 Pinheiro Machado
 Bernardino de Campos
 Ana Costa
 Washington Luís
 Conselheiro Nébias
 Porto

Cartões
Existem três tipos de cartões que podem ser utilizados pelo usuário a fim de usufruir do sistema:

 Cartão Unitário: São cartões com apenas uma passagem que são vendidos em lojas credenciadas, em pontos de vendas terceirizados e nas estações do sistema. Para usá-lo, o usuário deve aproximá-lo da catraca e, após a liberação, inseri-lo no local indicado.
 Cartão Metropolitano: É um cartão recarregável de uso pessoal, obtido apenas por meio de cadastro nas lojas credenciadas. A recarga mínima deste cartão é de duas passagens.
 Cartão Sênior: É um cartão exclusivo para clientes acima dos 60 anos.

Passageiros transportados

Expansão
Atualmente, o Governo do Estado de São Paulo e a Empresa Metropolitana de Transportes Urbanos de São Paulo pretendem implementar um segundo trecho do VLT da Baixada Santista em Santos, ligando a Estação Conselheiro Nébias ao bairro santista do Valongo. O novo trajeto, de 8 km, contará com 14 estações de embarque e desembarque de passageiros e está orçado em R$ 430 milhões, sendo R$ 270 milhões relativos à obra civil. O traçado planejado começa na Avenida Conselheiro Nébias, passa pela região onde se situam os campi da Universidade Católica de Santos e da Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp), chega aos bairros do Centro e do Valongo e retorna ao ponto de partida.

A Empresa Metropolitana de Transportes Urbanos de São Paulo também pretende implantar um terceiro trecho na Área Continental de São Vicente. O trecho, que terá 7,5 km de extensão e 4 estações, ligará a Estação Barreiros ao bairro vicentino do Samaritá. O futuro trecho possibilitará integração com o transporte alternativo municipal que atende os bairros que serão beneficiados pela ampliação.

Além das futuras ampliações em Santos e em São Vicente, outros trechos estão sendo estudados pela EMTU-SP e por prefeituras da Baixada Santista. A prefeitura de Cubatão quer a utilização da malha ferroviária já instalada na região, hoje restrita a trens de carga, para o transporte de passageiros de forma alternada. Já a prefeitura de Praia Grande quer um ramal ligando a Estação Barreiros ao Terminal Tude Bastos, onde seria feita integração com uma futura linha de Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).

Ver também
 Lista de estações do VLT da Baixada Santista
 Trem Intra Metropolitano

Ligações externas

Fundações em São Paulo em 2016
Transporte público no Brasil
Transportes de Santos


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