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Manipur National Liberation Struggle
Manipur: SSUM Demands Immediate Release of the Student Activists
July 8, 2018 C. Kistler AICSS, All India Council of Students' Struggle, Bhushan Longjam, SSUM
Socialist Students' Union of Manipur (SSUM), which is also a member of the All India Council of Students' Struggle (AICSS) is denouncing the rampant detention of students and human rights activist in Tamil Nadu and Telangana that it is a policy to eliminate peoples' movement by the present government. Since the coming of Narendra Modi's Facist Government, it has been increasing the rate of torture, arrestation of human right activists, students. Also, the lives of minority sections and students are becoming miserable day by day.
The arrest of five social activists – Advocate Surendra Gadling , a Nagpur based advocate who is also the General Secretary of Indian Association of People's Lawyers, Professor Shoma Sen, Head of department of English (Nagpur University), Sudhir Dhawale, Editor of Mumbai based publication Vidrohi, Rona Wilson, Public Relation Secretary of the Committee for Release of Political Prisoners and Mahesh Raut, Anti-displacement activist, Bharat Jan Andolan and Former Fellow at Prime Minister's Rural Development (PMRD) has already irked the common people. Earlier too this regime had tried to suppress the voice of the deprive people by arresting Prof. G.N. Saibaba, whose body is 90% disabled. The arbitrary arrest of the Indian activists has been brought to the notice of the European Parliamentary Committee, and the committee has been intimating the government for the release again and again. The United Nations too has been keeping a close vigil to the recent development.
It was amidst such arbitrary detention that Convenor of the Tamil Nadu based Students' Body Students' Uprising Movement for Social Welfare (SUMS) Valarmathi was arrested with another villager from Salem Village located at the outskirt of Chennai identified as Ayakutampatti were arrested on Tuesday, the 19th June , 2018 for voicing against the construction of the Green Express Highway. SUMS (Tamil Nadu) is also an associate component of the All India Council of Students' Struggle (AICSS). Comrade Valarmathi along with his team has been protesting against the construction of the eight lanes 277.3 kilometers Green Express Highway which stretches from Chennai to Salem Village. In the name of development, constructions of the super high way will not only devastated the environment but also will shatter the livelihood of Thousands of peasants who have been depending their source of income in the area. On charge of voicing against government policy the two have been detained under draconian act popularly called 'GOONDA ACT'.
Above this on June 6 student members of the Democratic Students Union (DSU), Telangana – including its state president Kancharla Badri, Executive Council Members – Sudheer and Osmania and University Committee member Rajnath were put into custody for their voice against the "Privatization of Education", while condemning the charge sheet framed against them under the Indian Penal Code. The arrested students' activists have been frame charged under draconian law UAPA, Explosive Act and PSA , which is in way relevant to the democratic protest. Not only have these, in Manipur and Kashmir also human right activists and students who have raised their voices against any issues been arresting. Here in the state too, instead of listening to the voice of the students and other human rights activists, almost all activists now received threat intimidation – either directly or indirectly. This is actually, violation of human rights against democracy and Govt. should stop and respect human rights.
The New culture of arrest or detention of any activists who voiced against the government policy or programme is becoming a natural phenomenon after the coming of fascist regime. Similar problem is also a major issue is also faced by the students of Manipur. So, we strongly condemn this act of eliminating peoples' movement and demanding the Immediate Release of the Student and human rights Activists without any condition
We know the devastation carried out by the "Loktak Multipurpose Project", the ruined of the environment due the construction of the Ithai Barrage and now the displacement of many villagers due to the construction of the Mega Dam – Thoubal Multi Purpose Project". Under this Loktak Multipurpose project, agricultural lands and houses of more than 80 hectares that belongs to fishers, farmers and peasants had been submerged and till now no proper compensation have not been given. Also, we are not getting the full privileges as an owner to use the electricity from this project. Due to untimely openings and closings of the "Ithai-Barrage" peoples are suffering flood in rainy seasons. Again the Mapithel Dam under Thoubal Project is also affecting a lot to the peoples mainly peasants in their livelihoods and economical problems both in upstream and downstream areas.
Bhushan Longjam
Socialist Students' Union of Manipur, SSUM
SSUM/PR-82/18 — 01/07/2018
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One of many 3D printable gifts already designed is a wooden tree trunk amplifier which offers acoustic benefits over plastic and boosts a smart-phone's volume up to four times without needing any electronic components due to the gramophone-like funnel shape of the growth rings.


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The Laughter Online
CA man wins ITLAVG competition, OMG!
By thelancer20 on October 24, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )
by Carol Donnell, undercover contributing writer | April 29, 2020
Mr. Ikezi (artist's rendition) credits his recent victory to his perfected method acting technique
Teacher Chihiro Ikezi may seem to be in especially high spirits this week, thanks to having won, after a week of competition, an important and esteemed honor yesterday. After five days, fifteen interviews, and seven grueling impromptu speeches, Ikezi won this year's prestigious International Talk Like A Valley Girl Competition (ITLAVG) held at the Hampton Inn in Sherman Oaks, in Southern California, on Sunday.
"It's, like, a big honor," Ikezi said. "Huge. Winning was, like, friggin' awesome! And the competition this year was fire!"
Indeed. Many of this year's top competitors came by their speech patterns authentically. Skyler Thwaite-Jones, a sophomore at Woodland Hills High School and a quarterfinalist in this year's competition, told The New York Times that she'd been perfecting her diction, syntax and tone ever since birth.
In addition to those with a geographic advantage, several of this year's toughest contenders were sociologists and anthropologists who had spent decades living among and observing the children at various San Fernando Valley high schools— taking notes, recording conversations, and interacting with the locals.
"I spent six months learning the rituals and language of 14-year-old boys on the lacrosse team at Calabasas High," said this year's second-place finisher, William Thompson, a professor of social anthropology at Columbia University and author of Fast Times at Calabasas High: Performative Linguistics and Symbolic Power in the Los Angeles Suburbs. "Those are six months I'll never get back."
But Ikezi beat them all, and handily too. The Official Award Proclamation identified Ikezi's speech as "the purest expression of Valley Talk that we've heard since, like, 1987, when Dakota Richmond stopped using exclamation marks."
At the awards ceremony, which was held at the Cheesecake Factory— not the one in Canoga Park, but the one in the Galleria— Ikezi was positively radiating enthusiasm and excitement. "This whole experience was fan-tastic," he enthused. "I just hope that The Lancer doesn't use this awesome win as an excuse to make fun, again, of my outrageously large hat size. Been there, done that! But haters are gonna hate!"
During the award presentation, one competition judge praised Ikezi's commitment to Valleyspeak, noting that his use of a limited number of adjectives was especially authentic. But then, in a nod to our more serious times, she also praised Ikezi's sincerity: "his kind of enthusiasm can't be faked. He seems to be a decent human being, and that sets him apart from most other human beings." We agree. In these dark times, the overuse of exclamation marks, in the service of furthering science knowledge, is not a flaw to be mocked. But that hat size is.
This article is part of an April Fool's edition of the paper. We regret to inform you that the content contained therein is fictional.
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How many times in the last year have you participated in any kind of survey?
More than 10, from 5 to 10, from 1 to 5, not a single time.
Survey is one of the most popular forms of quantitative research. Why? It's cheap, it scales, it could be distributed through different mediums and it delivers comparable results.
How would you approach survey method?
Similarly to other research methods you need to start from the problem statement.
What do you want to find out? What hypothesis do you want to validate?
If you've used a qualitative research before - you already have a hypothesis formulated and now you want to validate it with more people.
Next step would be to identify appropriate respondents. Your sample size needs to be large enough to obtain comparable and trustworthy results. Remember that you need to have or receive permission to reach for these people. Nobody would appreciate survey from unknown company or individual.
Filling out a survey takes effort, Be it 1 minute or 10 minutes - your respondents would always find a better way how to spend this time. Instead, they've chosen to spend time on your survey. To appreciate their effort - offer something in exchange. It could be a discount for your service, a report that not in a public access or any other thing that could be interested in your respondents. If you can't offer anything like this - just provide your respondents with a nice, big "Thank you" and a C2A on what to do next: read this blog article, go to our homepage, login to your account...etc.
After you've done with designing questions - show your survey to a colleague or any other person. Ask him or her to read out questions and tell you how they understand them. You need to make sure your questions will be understood correctly by respondents. When you're sure about the language of your questions - test survey again with sample answers. Check if answers you're going to receive will contribute to the solution of a problem (see point 1).
If you send a link to a survey in an email or a landing page - write few lines explaining what's the purpose of the survey. Give potential respondents context and if possible - incentive to take a survey. You can use your survey as the opt-in point to recruit respondents for other types of research.
Send out the survey to few test addresses to check if and how it will arrive. Often surveys land in "Spam" folder. Also, check how your survey invitation email looks in the most popular email clients and services.
When you're happy with your survey you can send it out to the world. Most online survey tools enable you to monitor the delivery rate of your survey, response rate, bounce rate and so on. Remember not to change survey before it's complete otherwise data you'll collect will not be comparable.
When results are gathered you'll need to analyze them. Most survey tools would do the work for you. It will present you answers and % of respondents who chosen them. But that's you who would need to interpret the results and answer your initial problem statement. Infographic is a nice way to present survey results.
You should never make surveys for the sake of doing them. Every survey results should lead you to a set of concrete actions. You've learned that users do not rate your customer support much - fix it. Your respondents are happy with the UI of your website - cheer up your designers. Customers cannot find product documentation - follow up with them. Use the power of knowledge that you gathered with the survey to the good of your product and customers.
Think about how you will deliver your survey to respondents, how would they interact with it? Most surveys nowadays send via email. Respondent is usually asked to click on a link in the email to start the survey. What would happen if respondent will open the survey on his mobile? Tablet? Could your survey adapt to deliver the best possible experience to respondents?
Have you ever wondered why you do certain things? Why are some behaviors easy and joy to do while other not so? And your customers - have you ever struggled to understand their behavior?
BJ Fogg, from Stanford University, has created simple and powerful behavioral model for persuasive product design.
On this blog, I write a lot about making data-driven decisions. But what if you just starting to think about your product? You have a vague idea and nothing more. No point to go for prototyping or even talking to customers as you don't know yet who to talk to and what to talk about. In such situation - start from creating a product vision.
A customer journey map is a visual tool that shows how satisfied your customers are on every step of using your product. By a quick glance at the map, you can immediately see where you're doing fine and satisfying your customers and where you're failing.


Nowhere as in this field, couture, theater, spectacularity, fashion but, above all, emotion give shape to dresses which are unique and unrepeatable, as any bride would love to be.
Through a detailed material and cut research, one-of-a-kind dresses are conceived. These dresses represent the necessities and the tastes of those who commission them and of who consciously makes them.
There's a concept of bridal dress which I particularly love: transformability.
I love to give shape to versatile and polished attires for the official ceremony held in a church or other public location, which magically turn into dresses just as precious but more "practical" that allow the bride to move, with the same grace but more easiness, around the wedding reception location.


TSM will start works on the Westbound A45, Road Widening Scheme. The works are to commence 26/08/14 and see the A45 widened with a new segregated lane into Birmingham Airport. These works are scheduled for approx 16 weeks involving Installation of Temporary Vehicle Restraint Barrier Safety Barrier, Tempoary Lane Closures and Road Closures & Diversions.


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Grant helps Livonia officers boost emergency first aid readiness
September 7, 2018 UncategorizedRyan Davis Philip
First Aid Course in Canberra. Excellent Experienced Trainers. Nationally Recognised Certificate. Free First Aid Manual. Free CPR Mask.
Police officers in Livonia have a new tool that can help save lives — perhaps even their own — thanks to a grant from a nonprofit dedicated to supporting law enforcement.
The $9,000 gift from Spirit of Blue was used to buy 150 Combat Application Tourniquets, or CATs, that all officers carry while on duty.
CATs, designed to be applied with one hand if need be, can stanch bleeding from traumatic wounds to the extremities and are carried by U.S. Army personnel. They were issued this year after officers were trained last year in using them.
Officers can use the tourniquets on themselves or on a wounded partner, as well as on injured civilians.
"You deserve, after every single shift, to go home to your family safely," Ryan T. Smith, executive director of Spirit of Blue, told officers assembled at the police station Tuesday for a formal announcement of the grant.
Ryan Smith, executive director of Spirit of Blue, talks Tuesday about a grant from his organization that helped the Livonia Police Department issue emergency-use tourniquets to every officer. (Photo: Matt Jachman)
The tourniquet was used in the field for the first time in Livonia in July, when officers Alex Maher and Dominic Michels were the first emergency responders to arrive at the home of a woman who was bleeding profusely from the left arm. The bleeding stopped immediately, Maher and Michels said; Livonia paramedics arrived seconds later and the woman was taken to a local hospital.
The officers had planned their course of action en route to the scene and training took over as well, they said.
"You've just got to try and mentally prepare yourself," Maher said a few days after the incident. "We did exactly what we thought we were going to do."
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Police Chief Curtis Caid compared the CAT to other lifesaving tools carried by emergency personnel, such as heart defibrillators and naloxone, better known by the brand name Narcan, which can counter the affects of an opioid overdose.
Sgt. Christian Emert, the department's training coordinator, had sought the Spirit of Blue grant. "I wanted to get (tourniquets) deployed as quickly as I could," Emert said. "It's been a godsend."
Capt. Ron Taig said the issuing of CATs is part of the "tactical combat care" that the department has been emphasizing in recent years. The idea, Taig said, is that police officers are often the first emergency personnel at the scene of a serious injury — "Our scout cars are always out there," he said — and should be ready to step in with effective first aid.
Spirit of Blue, founded in 2011, has provided funding for a variety of police equipment, Smith, including weapons, body armor, riot gear and flashlights. If a police department has a need for a tool that can save officers' lives, but no funding for it, the organization will consider a grant, Smith said.
"We'll be about this work for a long time," he said.
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O Cabeço do Tamusgo é uma elevação portuguesa localizada na freguesia da Candelária, no concelho da Madalena,ilha do Pico, arquipélago dos Açores.

Este acidente geológico tem o seu ponto mais elevado a 629 metros de altitude acima do nível do mar e faz parte do alinhamentos vulcano-tectónicos do Cabeço Bravo e do cabeço do Pé do Monte além de fazer parte da formação geológica que se encontra no alinhamento vulcânico do Cabeço do Padre, Cabeço do Tamusgo, Cabeço do Manuel João, Cabeço António da Costa, Cabeço Rodrigues Enes, Cabeço de Cima também denominado Cabeço das Casas e cabeço do Pé do Monte

Ver também
 Montanhas dos Açores
 Lagoas dos Açores

Bibliografia
 Mapa dos Açores, Série Regional, 5º Edição ISBN 978-989-556-071-4
 Áreas Ambientais dos Açores, Edição da Secretaria Regional do Ambiente e do Mar, Governo Regional dos Açores ISBN 972-9171-12-2

Ligações externas

Madalena (Açores)
Montanhas dos Açores

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The 2015 edition of AP Stylebook contains several additions and revisions to food, sports, news and social media terms.
The 2015 edition of the Associated Press Stylebook contains 300 new or revised terms.
As a former newspaper reporter and editorial manager, I grew accustomed to reaching for the AP Stylebook for all of my editorial needs. Now that I work hand-in-hand with PR professionals, it remains a great guide to crafting clear messages that resonate with professional audiences.
Colleen Newvine, AP Stylebook's product manager, says this is the first year the stylebook has had a PR pro endorse the book on its back cover.
According to David Minthorn, one of the editors, updating the stylebook is a year-round project that takes into account current usages and an annual survey.
There have been a few changes to terms and phrases used in news reporting that are helpful for PR pros to know.
"Committed in that context suggests possibly an illegal act, but in fact, laws against suicide have been repealed in the US, at least in certain states, and many other places," Minthorn said, "so we're going to avoid using that term on our own, although it's a term that authorities widely use and we will use it while quoting authorities.
It's also advised to use "Affordable Care Act" sparingly, as not all Americans recognize the law by its formal name. AP suggests using "President Barack Obama's health care law" or "the health care law" on first reference, and "Obamacare"—in quotation marks—on second reference.
2. Food names and phrases.
"BLT"—formerly bacon, lettuce and tomato—is now acceptable on first reference.
"Favorite" is now an acceptable term for the Twitter button users use to "express approval for a tweet, and/or to bookmark that tweet, and any associated links, for later consumption," according to the AP Stylebook.
"Favorite" can also be used as a verb, as in: I favorite all the tweets from PR Daily's Twitter account.
If you've ever used "Rickrolling" or "LOLCats" in your content marketing efforts, rejoice. AP Stylebook has recognized your online creations.
4. Sports slang and organization names.
AP Stylebook now includes several standardized basketball terms, such as "Elite Eight" and "Final Four," which are now capitalized.
A team losing a game is not a "disaster." Home runs are homers, not "dingers," "jacks" or "bombs." A player scored 10 straight points, not 10 "unanswered" points. If a football team scores two touchdowns and the opponent doesn't come back, say it "never trailed" rather than "never looked back." In short, avoid hackneyed words and phrases, redundancies and exaggerations.
Though not a style revision, AP Stylebook has added an 85-page index to its 2015 edition to help users find words more quickly.
With 300 additions or revisions, the index may come in handy.


すしx英語 〜おすしを握って多言語交流〜 SUSHI x English socializing workshop!
We are holding a SUSHI×ENGLISH combination event!!!
Please check below previous workshop movie!
This is DIY sushi workshop for those who want to learn how to make sushi and how to communicate in English especially in a cooking and social situations. Also, those English speakers who would like to socialize with local Japanese are welcome. Sushi chef, Mr. "Gandhi" Otani, will teach you how to make sushi in the traditional Japanese style while English teacher, Dr. Yushi Yamazaki, will teach you the history and process of sushi making in English.
Sushi is very popular, but people who know how to make sushi are few.
Wouldn't you love to be able to impress your friends and family with your newfound knowledge and skills in sushi? Come join us for a rare opportunity to learn, socialize, prepare and eat sushi in a relaxed and fun setting.
Workshop cost is ¥2500 per person for non-native English speakers and half price for native English speakers.


On Sunday we headed out for lunch to try the Autumn/Winter menu at Beefeater Ock Mill Abingdon. It's the first time I can remember eating at a Beefeater eatery and it was to be Monkey's first trip to Abingdon. The Ock Mill is a lovely old building on the north of the town and within easy reach of the A34. There's ample free car parking on site and it's also attached to a Premier Inn.
We'd booked at table for 12 o'clock so we were amongst the first guests to be seated. Our drinks order was taken before we'd sat down and we had a look through the menus. A retired couple sitting next to us started chatting away, they were regulars and happily talked us through their recommendations.
The kids menu is Mr and Little Miss themed which went down really well with Monkey. He loved the activity booklet and was more than happy colouring in and completing the tasks whilst waiting for his food.
The kids menu has a few deals based on a 1, 2 or 3 course meal. All come with free squash. I wish we'd been made aware of this when we placed our drinks order as by the time I realised myself Monkey was already enjoying a Fruit Shoot. For £5.99 a child can order a starter, main, pudding and a squash from the kids menu. Monkey opted for the Fun Veggie Sticks ( we asked for Mayonnaise rather than a Sour Cream and Chive Dip), Pizza (you can add 2 toppings but Monkey likes his plain) and you can include 2 side dishes (Monkey opted for double portions of Garlic Bread) and a Funny Face Ice Cream with Cone.
Monkey enjoyed his meal, although we were both a little underwhelmed with his starter – no carrot sticks and the thinnest slices of cucumber possible. It did feel as if it had been chucked on the plate. But carrots and presentation aside, he enjoyed himself.
Daddy P opted for Crispy Garlic & Herb Breaded Mushrooms, Roast Chicken and Apple & Caramel Crumble.
Whilst I tried the Loaded Potato Dippers, 8oz Sirloin Steak with Mushroom Sauce and Onion Rings, and as there was no Sticky Toffee Pudding, I also opted for the Apple & Caramel Crumble (there's also an Apple & Cherry Crumble option if you prefer Cherries).
Daddy P enjoyed his meal although we were both a bit surprised that the Apple & Caramel Crumble seemed more like a cake, and was cold. It was nice, just not what we were expecting. The waiter suggested added bacon bites to my starter and in hindsight I don't think it needed them, as the bacon was quite salty. Otherwise it was something different and quite nice. The steak was cooked medium rare as I like it and the mushroom sauce was nice.
Our orders were taken promptly and the food was served quickly throughout our stay, which is always welcome, especially when eating out with hungry children.
We were left a little underwhelmed though, and I think some of that comes down to the waiting staff. We clearly hadn't been to the restaurant before, but no-one made us aware of the loyalty card scheme that Beefeater offer. I wouldn't have known if I hadn't spotted an application form when we were waiting to be seated. A balloon was produced for my son, but we were all still eating our desserts. Eating a pudding whilst making sure you don't lose a helium balloon doesn't lend itself to a few relaxed moments.
I should have looked more closely at the bill too – just realised we were over charged for Monkey's 3 course meal, £6.47 instead of £5.99 and obviously we'd paid for a Fruit Shoot because we weren't made aware of the kids drinks deal by the member of staff who took us to our table.The free squash wasn't offered at any point during the meal either.
The food was fine for the price, our meal cost us just over £53. The Beefeater Ock Mill Abingdon is clean, and was full of happy eaters when we left. It's also ideally placed for the town centre, being only a 5-10 minute stroll away from the heart of Abingdon.
Looks like a nice old building, a shame about the serving and food hiccups. Eddie likes red sweet pepper, but would probably want some carrot sticks too. And the cold crumble that looks like a cake is a definite No-No.
We had the same issue with Miss A's drink choice when we visited, however our waitress was more than attentive. We didn't receive an activity pack but Miss A is slightly older and was fine with doing a drawing for one of the servers on his request (I think they had run out of activity packs).


This week on W2M, we headline discussing TNA looking for investors and if they could possibly be sold completely, or if they will continue on in their current format. We each give our stance on long matches and if watching a 1 hour and 45 minute match would appeal to us, we also talk about some more New Japan news, specifically the Super J Cup returning, and also if we see Finn Balor and Sami Zayn on the main roster before Wrestlemania.
Sadly, during the middle of Quick Hits, we find out the news of the passing of the legendary and true innovator Hayabusa. We discuss a little bit about him and his legacy during that segment as well.
Of course, we start things by discussing the wrestling news in "Quick Hits," we discuss all of the things in our headline, along with WWE and Sony doing Surf's Up 2, Katsuyori Shibata signing a one year deal with NJPW, the Tiger Mask anime returning, Lucha Underground on I-Tunes, Freebirds being in the WWE Hall of Fame and more.
We move on to answer our questions about WWE RAW, After that, we go into talking about NXT, the debut of Austin Aries, Finn Balor vs. Neville and more.
Finally, we talk about Lucha Underground, we discuss Impact on POP TV, this week's ROH TV and end on our W2M Power Rankings (yes, we are actually ranking them this year.) We also have our Match of the Month and Wrestler of the Month for February 2016 as well.


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Renewed hope for Lebanese detainees languishing in Syria
SYRIAN Intelligence Says beirut must take up case
By Rym Ghazal -Daily Star staff
DAMASCUS/BEIRUT: A first crack in the case of Lebanese detained in Syrian jails came unexpectedly last week with the first ever admission by a prominent Syrian authority of the existence of jailed Lebanese "terrorists" in Syria, prompting Lebanese authorities to speak out in support of this case.
"Whatever crimes the Lebanese detainees have committed, they have committed them on Lebanese soil and hence should be prosecuted by Lebanese authority in Lebanon according to Lebanese law," said Batroun MP Butros Harb, one of the latest opposition members to join the tide of ongoing protests by relatives of Lebanese detainees asking for the release of their loved ones, dead or alive.
Harb added: "The Syrian position on this case has been strange, for it went from full denials of the existence of any detainees to the release of a few prisoners detained for what they called political reasons to a full admission of the existence to this day of Lebanese detainees in Syrian jails," referring to a statement made by Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Naji Otari during an interview published in the Madrid daily El Pais last Wednesday in which he described the detained as "terrorists."
In the interview, the Syrian Premier said: "These people were fighting alongside Israel and killed Syrian soldiers. Obviously they were punished, like terrorists in Spain or other countries."
Otari's comments coincided with a visit by Lebanese Premier Najib Mikati to Syria, where the issue of Lebanese detainees was one of many discussed with Syrian President Bashar Assad, leading to the announcement of the formation of a joint committee to look into the question of Lebanese prisoners in Syria.
Otari said the detainees were members of the disbanded South Lebanon Army, headed during the 1975-1990 civil war by General Antoine Lahd and which cooperated with the Israeli Army during the latter's occupation of South Lebanon.
Declining to provide the number of such prisoners held, he added: "It is a question going back 25 to 30 years during the civil war." In the hope of interviewing Lebanese detainees, Daily Star traveled to the infamous Tadmur prison in Syria, but was told outside the institution by a high-ranking Syrian official: "There are no prisoners in Tadmur jail, Syrian or Lebanese. The jail has been emptied." Another Syrian intelligence officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said: "There are less than 100 Lebanese detained in different Syrian jails, charged for working with Israel."
He added: "I feel very sad for the Lebanese families asking for their jailed relatives as it is really in the hands of their own government, not ours, to deal with this issue." Fouad Saad, a former minister of state for administrative development who has dealt personally with the file, agreed the matter is "literally" in the hands of the Lebanese government, saying officials in Beirut have a complete file on the status of the detainees and it is just a matter of them "taking action."
He added: "It is as if they are all scared of this issue and are ignoring this file. It is really time for them to take responsibility for this case and start asking the Syrian or even Israeli government about this list of missing Lebanese during the civil war. It is not fair to keep these families waiting for relatives that might have been long time killed during the war."
As the issue continues to be debated by politicians on both sides of the border, the relatives of the missing detainees, along with the lobby group SOLIDE (Support for Lebanese in Detention and Exile), remain firm on their demand for the release of their loved ones, calling for UN intervention. "We are just waiting to hear from Kofi Annan as we lost faith in our government to do anything about the Lebanese detained in Syria," said Ghazi Aad, head of SOLIDE, who is at least pleased the matter is finally receiving attention from Lebanese politicians.
He said: "It is just a matter of time and faith. We waited for so many years; we can wait for a few weeks."


DJ and designer Steve Aoki married music and fashion in his skate-park suitable Fall/Winter 2017 Dim Mak Collection.
Aoki stayed true to the streetwear style he established for the previous four Dim Mak Collections. Skater-turned-models shredded down two temporary half-pipes, while the rock band Mangchi provided a raging soundscape. The presentation proved that the collection holds up to a skater's standards.
All of the skateboarding essentials were present — sweatshirts, beanies and various forms of denim. Hoodies and jackets were layered for an oversized, casual vibe, while pants stayed slim.
The color scheme ranged from pastel knits to army-green camouflage to black basics. While the colors may not have been cohesive, the overall aesthetic was consistent throughout. Even more tailored pieces like an extra long khaki trench coat with a bullet-wounded man on the back (done by artist David Choe) worn open to flow cape-like, seemed to fit in.
Sagging pants may have been cool for skaters in the 1990s, but not anymore. In Aoki's collection, double belting and large silver buckles ensured that pants stayed where they belong.
Perhaps the most intriguing part of the collection was that no two looks directly correlated. Each ensemble had a different focal point. Some had sporty stripes and some had colorblocking, while others had strong graphics or bold prints. The variety of the collection meant that there was something for everyone.


Arsenal are reportedly lining up a £5million move for Leicester City star Jeffrey Schlupp, a former trialist at rivals Manchester United.
The 22-year-old Ghana international, who can play as a left-back as well as a forward, racked up three goals and two assists this term to secure the Foxes' Premier League status for another year.
According to the Guardian, United are prepared to fight the Gunners to the signature of Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema.
Red Devils boss Louis van Gaal is believed to be preparing a £40m bid for the Frenchman as he looks to replace Radamel Falcao, who has returned to Monaco after his failed season-long loan.
That won't stop interest coming from north London, though, with reports suggesting that Arsene Wenger could sell Olivier Giroud to fund a move for the 27-year old.
The Emirates boss has admired Benzema since his days at Lyon, while the striker himself is understood to be keen on a move to the Premier League.


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Oxford Brookes Named As the UK's Best Young University
Posted 22nd June 2018 at 12:44pm by Richard Ward in Student, University
Oxford Brookes university has been named as the UK's top institution that is less than 50 years old.
The university also moved up to 40th in the world within the rankings and is the only UK university on the list.
Professor Alistair Fitt, Vice-Chancellor, said: "To be recognised as the UK's top university in this latest ranking is a great honour. To achieve such a fantastic accolade for a second year running is an even greater achievement. It demonstrates an unyielding commitment to our students and to ensuring that we provide world-leading teaching, research and support."
"The international reputation of Oxford Brookes is such that when I speak to people from across the globe, they recognise the excellent qualities of this very special institution. I have no doubt that our latest ranking success will only enhance this."
The award follows on from the university being recognised as the top UK university for both teaching and research in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2018.
Meanwhile, Oxford Brookes also climbed nine places in the Guardian University Guide and in April was ranked in the top 20 institutions in the UK for ten subject areas in The Complete University Guide 2018.


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Rafael Gayano Lluch (València, 20 de juliol de 1890 - València, 25 de febrer de 1954) va ser un escriptor valencià.

Va estudiar lleis, filosofia i lletres, des de la seva joventut se sentí atret per la poesia i el teatre.

Va escriure 107 obres teatrals, gairebé totes en valencià, i es van estrenar a gairebé tot Espanya. Va col·laborar en nombroses publicacions relacionades amb la cultura popular valenciana. Va ser director de "El Pardalero" periòdic de caràcter satíric, i fundador de setmanaris com "La veu del poble", "El motiló" i "Teatre valencià". També va publicar el llibre de poemes "Brots de terra" (1928) i va escriure estudis de caràcter històric, com "Els Furs de Valencia" (1930-1931) i "Aucologia Valenciana" (1942).

Va pertànyer a l'associació cultural valenciana Lo Rat Penat amb el càrrec de vocal, i va ser considerat un personatge il·lustre i anomenat per intervenir en actes públics, com la presidència de l'homenatge a Eduard Escalante el 18 de novembre de 1934.
Va estar vinculat al valencianisme polític, formant part d'Acció Nacionalista Valenciana des de la seua fundació el 1933.

Va ser director del Centre de Cultura Valenciana i corresponent de la Reial Acadèmia de la Història. Rebí una medalla per part de la Real Acadèmia de Cultura Valenciana. A la ciutat de València hi ha un carrer amb el seu nom (carrer de Gayano Lluch), i també una comissió fallera.

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Posted on April 4, 2019 by Troy Daily News
Paving your own path
Local entrepreneurs advise THS students
By Cody Willoughby - cwilloughby@aimmediamidwest.com
Cody Willoughby | Miami Valley Today THS senior Jacob Ballinger shows local entrepreneur DeWayne Williams concepts for a local business idea on Thursday at Troy High School.
Cody Willoughby | Miami Valley Today Local business owner DeWayne Williams and Troy Main Street Executive Director Nicole Loy discuss entrepreneurship with students on Thursday at Troy High School.
TROY — Students in Troy High School's entrepreneurship and personal finance classes were paid a special visit on Thursday morning by area professionals who are experts on crafting one's own business.
Nicole Loy, executive director of Troy Main Street, and DeWayne Williams, co-owner of ALN Senior Care & Home Services and Be You Boutique, shared a presentation citing their advice on what it takes to pursue entrepreneurship in Miami County.
According to entrepreneurship instructor Sue Phillis, Loy and Williams were invited as a means to give students firsthand experience in addition to their classroom studies.
"The students were doing a project in four phases, where they have to create their own business," Phillis said. "That included creating their slogan and their logo, the taxes and permits they need to get, and all that goes into it. I mentioned Troy Main Street in class, and students didn't know what it was. I called Troy Main Street and asked if they'd be willing to come."
"Mrs. Phillis said her students had some questions, and asked if I could e-mail these responses," Loy said. "She also said, 'If you ever had an opportunity to stop by, maybe you could answer those questions in person.' I told Mrs. Phillis I'd love to, and would bring a local business owner along.
"A lot of the questions were business-oriented, and with an entrepreneurship class, you really want someone's who's got great ideas. DeWayne has so many great ideas with his businesses, I thought he'd be the perfect person to come."
DeWayne Williams and his fiancee, Amanda Gibson, own multiple businesses in the Troy area, including ALN Senior Care & Home Services, which opened January 2016, and Be You Boutique, which opened March 2018.
"I feel very honored to be asked to be part of this," Williams said. "At the end of the day, I just want kids to know they're the future of our community and our coutnry, and that they can do anything they put their mind to. All it takes is an idea, and as long as you put the effort into making it happen, things will grow. You can be successful know matter what you do."
During three separate classroom sessions, Loy and Williams discussed such topics as the cost to keep a business running, criteria for downtown storefronts, insurance and marketing needs, and strategies for hiring a staff.
Loy and Williams also asked students what businesses they would like to see come downtown, with such examples cited as a men's clothing store and a business that sells pizza by the slice.
"The response has been very positive," Williams said. "We already have some young entrepreneurs that are working toward their goals while sitting here in high school, and I think that's great."
"One of the things that DeWayne talked about is how important networking is," Loy said. "Every class, we've had someone come up and talk to us about a business they've started or would like to start."
"The students I've spoken to have said it's been very interesting," Phillis said. "They didn't know what was going on in Troy behind the scenes. They didn't know some of the basics of starting your own business.
"In these classes, we continually promote giving back to the community, so when students see people working in the community and everything they're doing to volunteer and serve, they're seeing that as a successful practice."
For more information on Troy Main Street, visit www.troymainstreet.org.
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Independent School operations leaders with portfolios in the areas of Finance and Facilities, Admissions, Advancement, Marketing and Communications, Human Resources, IT, Academic leaders including Junior, Middle and Senior School Principals and Athletic Directors.
Delta Hotel Toronto Airport & Conference Centre in Toronto, ON.
Each year we develop a unique program of Keynote speakers, Workshops and opportunities for collaboration within and across networks in order to meet the educational needs and interests of our members. New this year are four optional Pre-Conference Workshops for anyone who is interested in getting an early start and taking advantage of all the excellent learning opportunities.
The National Leaders Conference (NLC) is your opportunity to interact with a range of senior-level leaders in your network. For 2019, the audience will be 400+ Operational and Academic Leaders.
Focused and hands-on full day workshops (not included in the conference package fee but can be added upon registration). Attendees may choose one Pre-Conference workshop taking place on Saturday, April 6, 2019 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Breakfast, beverages and lunch will be included.
Registration is closed. For any inquiry about registration, please contact Shannon Byck, Conference Manager.
For those that have yet to book a room, an additional room block has been secured at the Radisson Suite Hotel Toronto Airport.
Guests may also book online at here by entering their date(s) and the code "CAIS" in the promotional code field.
For your convenience, we have a block of rooms for those requiring accommodations at the reduced rate of $179.00 plus taxes per night. This reduced rate will be available until March 5, 2019.
5% off Econo* and 10% off EconoFlex and Premium fares for travel within Canada and 2% off Econo*, 5% off EconoFlex and 10% off Premium base fares for guests travelling Trans-border** into and out of Toronto.
Just visit UPexpress.com before April 6, 2019 and use promo code CAIS2019 to get your 25% discount on adult return tickets (round-trip) from Pearson Station to Union Station (regular price $24.70* CAD). Tickets are valid for 1 year.
The CBC is committed to nurturing the collective spirit, supporting continuous learning, and fostering and strengthening collaboration and ongoing communication among our schools.
The CBC Boarding Summit is an opportunity for our stakeholders to come together face-to-face to discuss, learn, share and grow together, with the goal to develop and grow the capacity and capabilities of our collective and its members.
The CBC is driven by a collective mindset, working together to do what individual schools cannot do alone. We look forward to welcoming stakeholders from all 27 CAIS boarding schools to Toronto, Saturday, April 6, 2019!
Please note, the Boarding Summit is for CBC members only and requires completion of a registration form, separate from the NLC registration form.
Fill out the NLC Speaker Information and Commitment form here to send us your details including your session details.
Connected by Complexity & Design.
We live in complex times. It is vital for our schools to be nimble, dynamic and adaptive as, every day, we work to challenge the status quo. The leaders in our schools are dedicated to ensuring that we can equip students to tackle society's most enduring challenges. Through their participation, it is clear that nothing in our schools happens in isolation. Every successful initiative arises through strategic collaboration across the range of academic and operational leaders in our schools. From selecting mission-appropriate students to affirming their success after graduation, our operations and academic teams work in tandem to keep our students at the centre of our decision making and ensure the long-term strength and permanence of our schools.
Disruption is occurring in many industries and in many ways. From Uber to Netflix, business models, service delivery, and customer engagement are all under pressure to change and evolve at a rapid pace. Some industries are flourishing while being disrupted and some have found disruptors as the forces of change that have made their business obsolete.
How is education being disrupted? How can current educators become disruptors? How can industries, including education, survive and adapt to take advantage of disruption? These are just some of the challenges facing educators and educational institutions today.
In this exclusive and original talk, Ojibwe writer, broadcaster, advocate and Crescent School alumnus, Jesse Wente, will discuss his experiences within the independent school environment, the challenges facing educators, and what they can do to survive and thrive in the era of disruption.
How Open Are We To Being Open?
In this day and age of constant change there are key questions to ask and answer that relate to the running of a school. Are we open to learn? Are we open to design? Are we open to business? Are we open to change? Are we open to being open?
Any great organizational culture requires the right leadership behaviours to enable success. CAIS schools are no different. An open and engaged culture becomes your competitive advantage. Indeed, becoming an open organization is key to establishing a community full of great problem solvers and design thinkers.
So too, when we commit to being a collaborative leader—and learning the ways of leading engaged employees—we not only become more open and high performing, we become better at thinking. And when our thinking improves, we are then truly open to whatever change comes our way.
In this interactive keynote, best-selling author and leadership strategist, Dan Pontefract, will introduce the key facets of a truly engaged, collaborative and open thinking culture, one that inspires a community of problem solvers and thinkers. You will leave with insights, research, stories and practical tips to genuinely become more open in your practice as a CAIS leader.
Focused and hands-on full day workshops.
Attendees may choose one Pre-Conference workshop taking place on Saturday, April 6, 2019 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Breakfast, beverages and lunch will be included.
Pre-Conference Workshops are not included in the Registration fee.
Pre-Conference Workshops have a set minimum per workshop and will not be held if the number is not met.
Registered attendees will be notified by March 5, 2019 if the session will not be held.
Pre-Conference Workshop speakers are subject to change.
Today's risk management landscape can be challenging to navigate. Being aware of current best practices is the first step to sustaining a long-term commitment of fulfilling the goals of integrating risk management planning and thinking across your institution. Thankfully, many institutions have begun to, or have already integrated an Enterprise Risk Management approach for dealing with risk. Thinking of risk strategically is imperative for every organization. This workshop is a timely refresher to help Administrators, Faculty, Programmers and Governing Board Members who have any responsibility for risk management decisions within their school.
Our world is increasingly complex, requiring us to be agile, and awareness is key. Having to do more, faster, with less resources, puts incredible pressure on leaders. Often, under these conditions, creating space for crucial reflection and planning, gets pushed aside for other more urgent matters. Bring a colleague and join like-minded leaders for a day, in which we seek to PAUSE and to return to our understanding of awareness and aspects of leadership which will serve us and our teams in this complex world.
Over 40% of students will be freelancers in the gig economy when they enter the workforce. As the world changes, it is imperative that school strategy focuses on cultivating entrepreneurialism. Learn best practices from the world's most successful startups and gain hands on experience with easily implementable frameworks that can be leveraged for your own organizational success.
"Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable." Eisenhower and many others have said this. Strategy is what makes planning a daily activity, and with the right strategy, anyone in a school can take the right action, and take your school somewhere different.This workshop will help you walk away with the start of a plan that connects your role to your school's strategy. Along the way, you'll be challenged, tested and entertained in equal measure.
Attendees will have various opportunities to engage in meaningful conversations and dive deeper into some complex and compelling issues facing the independent schools.
Catalytic Conversations – Facilitated conversations will allow attendees to grapple with issues, and bring solutions back to their school.
LightningTalks – Topics to be presented in a quick and clear insightful manner followed by group discussion.
Roundtable Discussions – In-depth conversations between presenter and small groups on a specific topic.
School Tours – We are planning a morning of school tours in the GTA. Pre-select the tour that you would like to go on.
Laura Edwards, Senior Associate, Ross W. Marsh Consulting Group Inc.
The NLC Call for Proposals is closed. For any inquiries, please contact Shannon Byck (sbyck@cais.ca).
We are planning a morning of School Tours in the GTA.
School Tours will take place on Monday, April 8, 2019 from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm. You will be able to select a School Tour upon registration.
Founded in 1911, Appleby College's mission is to educate and enable young men and women to become leaders of character, major contributors to, and valued representatives of their local, national, and international communities. Appleby inspires its 765 students from grades 7 to 12 to pursue their individual passions through an internationally recognized and innovative academic, athletic, and co-curricular programme that has been founded on the school's six Pillars of Strength: Academically Vital, Technologically Empowered, Universally Diverse, Community Spirited, Actively Engaged and Globally Responsible. Appleby's model of educational excellence enables and encourages its students to learn and discover independently and collaboratively, both inside and outside of the classroom.
Since 1894, Havergal has provided young women with an exceptional education in an environment that encourages both inquiry and curiosity, and celebrates community. Through our outstanding curricular and co-curricular programs, we support every girl's belief in her ability to acquire the knowledge and skills to achieve her goals and to make a difference in the world.
TFS – Canada's International School holds a venerable place in Canada's history. What started as an educational experiment – the first bilingual immersion school in the country – quickly took root as a new model for schools across cities and finally nation-wide. As the pioneer of French immersion in Canada, TFS has been an innovator since 1962, continuously striving to provide the best possible education.
Founded in 1891, SMLS has been a leader in education for girls and young women for more than 125 years. As the only CAIS accredited, all-girls school west of the city, our niche is girls and learning. We focus on the social, emotional and physical wellbeing of every girl from Preschool to Grade 12. We understand the developmental stages of girls and work with each girl to ensure that she is known, supported, and challenged to be her best self.
The Sterling Hall School is an independent day school for boys from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8, founded in 1987. Our school community supports and engages boys during this pivotal period in their lives so that they may reach their full potential. Our dynamic, research-based curriculum is tailored to the way boys learn best. Hands-on, inquiry-based learning combines with strong character education and small classes, resulting in students who are well-equipped to succeed in their secondary and post-secondary education, as well as in their life beyond school.
Greenwood opened its doors in 2002 to 72 students in Grades 7 and 9, in a newly renovated building. Today, our school numbers 489 students and more than 90 teachers and staff, and our campus has grown into one of the most advanced facilities among Canadian independent schools. Since its founding, Greenwood has garnered a reputation as a supportive co-ed community where students are engaged, open-minded and at-ease every day.
As a leading independent girls' school in Toronto, St. Clement's School is recognized for its longstanding commitment to academic rigour and excellence in a small, nurturing environment – but that's just the beginning. We're a close-knit community that celebrates creativity, diversity, and innovation, where students from Grades 1 to 12 live, learn, and grow together under one roof. At SCS, every girl is known and valued.
Welcome to a school where students are exploring deeply, inquiring critically and grappling with big ideas and real world issues. Their progressive Jewish education, combined with the global outlook of their International Baccalaureate Programme, shapes the way their students look at the world and their Judaism: with curiosity, with personal meaning and with a sense of collective responsibility. Leo Baeck graduates are equipped with the knowledge of Jewish tradition, the spirit of Tikkun Olam and the confidence and critical thinking skills necessary to navigate our complex world, as global citizens and as modern Jews.


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Q: Is it possible for multiple Application Masters to reside on the same node in YARN? Application Master(AM) is per application, so lets say there are multiple applications running on a YARN cluster. In such scenario is it ever possible that multiple AMs belonging to multiple application happen to exist on the same node at the same time?

A: yes, it is possible that there can be multiple application master on same node. But each of these must belong to different applications and none of them will be aware about presence of other.
for more details you can also refer to http://hadoop.apache.org/docs/current/hadoop-yarn/hadoop-yarn-site/YARN.html (YARN apache docs) or you can also refer to "Hadoop definitive guide" by tom white (edition 5 , page no -80 ,Topic - Anatomy of YARN application run).
Hope this is helpful.

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Roughly sixty-six per cent of electricity within the United kingdom is produced by burning coal, gas and non-renewable fuels in power stations. Consequently, the primary gas causing global warming, co2, is launched in to the atmosphere in the masses. Eco-friendly electricity has become the very best eco-friendly energy, producing electricity through means which has no effect on the atmosphere, and these are typically in the cleanest powers for example alternative energy, which could never go out. That's the reason companies, especially, are searching to find the best and least expensive alternative energy options and lots of websites and firms allow clients to check the very best deals they jump on eco-friendly energy.
Eco-friendly electricity could be produced through a number of different ways. It may be produced through wind power. Wind power is caused by winds being harnessed by turbines and supplying electricity. The potential for wind power keeps growing, weight loss wind generators are now being coded in regions of the United kingdom. The introduction of wind power technology causes it to be as good as power stations. Much more offshore wind farms seem to be growing – so is a great eco-friendly power source for future years.
Solar energy meanwhile, tries to turn sunlight into electricity using conductor technology which will come from old computer chips. Solar power may also be used for heating water and can sort out building design when it comes to closeness towards the sun, which makes it simpler for solar energy to create the facility of this building. There's also hydro power which is often used through water gathering in turbines, and you will find already several hydroelectric power stations over the United kingdom.
Eco-friendly electricity may also include geothermal power energy which will come from subterranean rocks and it is mainly accustomed to heat structures and supply warm water. Water could be heated by rocks to create steam power, which directly produces electricity. Biomass, the burning of crops and plants, may also be used to create eco-friendly electricity. This really is eco-friendly as when plants burn, co2 is absorbed and for that reason not launched in to the atmosphere.
Many energy information mill presenting eco-friendly gas initiatives for companies, according to poll and survey results which claim that people worry about the atmosphere inside your. British local authorities, for instance, now apply 'green energy tariffs' supplying electricity for council structures and street lighting. What this means is there's a duty for eco-friendly electricity to become constantly being used.
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Гулиев Ролан Мурадхан оглу () (родился 23 декабря 1987 года в городе Чарджоу, Туркменская ССР) — один из самых молодых и перспективных азербайджанских кикбоксеров-любителей. Член Сборной команды Азербайджана по кикбоксингу. Бронзовый призёр Чемпионата Европы, четырёхкратный победитель Туркменистана, а также двукратный чемпион Азербайджана среди молодёжи по этому виду спорта.

Данные
 Рост 1.60 см, вес 57 кг. Ранее выступал также в весовых категориях до 48, до 51, до 54 и до 64 кг.

Образование
 Впервые начал заниматься кикбоксингом в возрасте 7 лет, в Физкультурном Оздоровительном Комплексе г.Туркменабада. Первым тренером был двукратный чемпион мира по кикбоксингу Юсуп Хаитов.
 В 2004 году вместе с семьей переехал в Азербайджан. Стал заниматься в спорт-клубе "АКМФ-ПРО". Тренером является старший тренер сборной Азербайджана по кикбоксингу Чингиз Эйвазов.
 В 2006-2007 годах проходил действительную воинскую службу в рядах вооружённых сил Азербайджана.

Достижения
 Бронзовый призёр чемпионата Европы 2008 года по кикбоксингу, по версии WAKO, раздел К1, проходившем в португальском городе Гимарайнш, в весовой категории до 54 кг.
 Чемпион Азии 2004 года по кикбоксингу, в весовой категории до 51 кг, проходившем в узбекском городе Самарканд.
 Победитель международного турнира по кикбоксингу, имени героя Туркменистана Атамурада Ниязова, в весовой категории до 48 кг, проходившего в 2003 году в Ашхабаде.
 Четырёхкратный чемпион Туркменистана (2000, 2001, 2002 и 2003 годы) по кикбоксингу среди любителей, в весовой категории до 51 кг.
 Чемпион Туркменистана 2004 года по кикбоксингу среди профессионалов, в весовой категории до 51 кг.
 Двукратный чемпион Азербайджана по кикбоксингу (2005 и 2006 гг), среди молодёжи, в весовой категории до 54 кг.
 Серебряный медалист чемпионата Азербайджана по кикбоксингу 2008 года, среди взрослых, в весовой категории до 54 кг.
 Чемпион Вооруженных сил Азербайджана по кикбоксингу 2007 года, в весовой категории до 64 кг.

Ссылки
 Наши кикбоксеры будут бороться в Гимарайнше

Персоналии по алфавиту
Википедия:Биографии современников
Родившиеся 23 декабря
Родившиеся в 1987 году
Родившиеся в Туркменабаде
Кикбоксеры Азербайджана
Боксёры Азербайджана
Боксёры Туркменистана


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Meet Magali, the conservation warrior rescuing Peru's rainforest animals: Video
by Liz Kimbrough on 26 November 2021
A new, award-winning short film by Nick Werber follows wildlife rehabilitator and founder of Amazon Shelter, Magali Salinas, as she discusses her work in the Madre de Dios region of the Peruvian Amazon.
Magali has dedicated the past 16 years of her life to rescuing animals in a region rife with illegal logging, mining, and wildlife trade. Her center cares for up to 80 animals at once (including sloths, tortoises, parrots, monkeys and more) and releases dozens back into the wild each year.
Amazon shelter specializes in howler monkeys and Magali releases troops of rehabilitated howlers into protected reserves away from other howler troops' territories. Finding these places can take days to weeks of searching.
The film builds to the release of 14 howler monkeys into the wild. "It just goes to show the difference that one person can make," Werber said. "That was what inspired me to make the film."
In the dark, early morning hours, Magali Salinas trails a troop of howler monkeys through the Amazon rainforest. Magali is particularly invested in this troop. She rehabilitated each monkey, brought them together and released them into the wild. Now, she watches and waits.
"I care for them as if they were my own children," Magali Salinas, the founder and director of the wildlife rescue center Amazon Shelter said in the newly released short film Magali by director and producer Nick Werber. "When they are happy, I feel happy. When they are free, healthy and reproducing I am even happier."
Magali has dedicated the past 16 years of her life to rehabilitating and releasing wildlife in the Madre de Dios region of the Peruvian Amazon, an area rife with habitat destruction, illegal logging, illegal mining, and illegal wildlife trade.
"This is the frontline of conservation," Werber told Mongabay. "This is where all the casualties are happening. It's like the frontline of a battle but the casualties in this case are animals. And she's the Florence Nightingale."
Werber's film, Magali, won the audience award at Films for the Forest and a Jackson Wild Media Award in the micro short category, the equivalent to the Oscars of nature films.
"I really wanted to show what you can do with whatever small resources you have," Werber said. "This one person with not much money, not much experience, really, by the force of her own will created this center that has had a lot of influence…It just goes to show the difference that one person can make. That was what inspired me to make the film."
Magali Salinas. Photo by Nick Werber.
A baby howler monkey in Magali's arms. Photo by Nick Werber.
Nick Werber, director and producer of the film Magali. Photo courtesy of Nick Werber.
A former airline stewardess and single mother with a passion for animal rescue, Magali, now 65 years old, sold her possessions 16 years ago and bought a plot of land about half an hour's drive from the city of Puerto Maldonado, Peru, Werber said. The first wild animal she cared for was a night monkey given to her by a local veterinarian.
Over the past decade and a half, her operation has grown incrementally. She started an NGO, built enclosures to keep more animals, hired a vet, and constructed accommodations for volunteers to come and help.
The shelter now cares for up to 80 animals at a time and is currently home to howler monkeys, capuchins, a titi monkey, night monkeys, an emperor tamarin, wooly monkeys, sloths, tortoises, macaws, parrots, deer, a baby tapir, and a coati.
A sloth in the care of Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
Wildlife rehabilitator Kim Cruz giving an educational workshop to local children in Madre De Dios, Peru. Photo by Nick Werber.
A juvenile howler monkey at Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
Most of the animals that come to Magali are rescued from the illegal pet trade, casualties of illegal logging, mining, and hunting activities.
For example, Werber said, "you might find that there's a logger out in the forest for a number of weeks. They eat jungle meat so they'll shoot a howler monkey, often a mother who has a baby clinging to her. They'll eat her and then they'll take the baby and put it on their shoulder and bring it back, maybe give it to someone or sell it on as a pet."
It is illegal to have wild animals as pets in Peru, so these animals may be reported to the local Peruvian forestry agency (GERFOR), confiscated and given over to a rescue center. Or, when the owner realizes how difficult it is to care for a grown animal, they may turn them over voluntarily.
A baby howler monkey under the care of Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
There are several wildlife rehabilitation centers in the Madre de Dios, so some have chosen to specialize. Magali's specialty is howler monkeys (Alouatta seniculus), well known for their loud calls that can be heard up to five kilometers (three miles) away.
Taricaya, another wildlife rescue center in the region, specializes in spider monkeys. When they receive a howler monkey, they take it to Amazon Shelter and Magali brings her rescued spider monkeys to Taricaya.
Amazon Shelter is, "very good and professional" at what they do, said Taricaya's founder Fernando Rosemberg in an email to Mongabay. He said most of the monkeys they rescue come from hunting and that the centers help each other as needed.
Magali with a rescue. Photo by Nick Werber.
Most of Amazon Shelter's financial support comes from the volunteers who pay to stay, care for, and learn about the animals. So, the loss of ecotourism and volunteers due to COVID-19 travel restrictions hit the center hard. However, despite the tight budget, Amazon Shelter still employs a full-time veterinarian who performs routine check-ups for diseases and parasites. The animals get a diet of fruits, vegetables and wild plants designed by a nutritionist. Feeding all of the animals can cost up to US $2500 a month.
"It is an extremely good level of care," Christian Tirapelle, a veterinarian who has worked with Amazon Shelter told Mongabay. This care, the shelter's collaboration with scientists, and their commitment to reintroducing animals safely in the wild make Amazon Shelter stand out, Tirapelle says.
Veterinarian Christian Tirapelle helping Magali and Amazon Shelter with their howler monkey release program. Photo by Nick Werber.
Volunteers with a tapir at Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
Although it is impossible to safely release some of the animals back into the wild (such as birds with broken wings or those that have been overly domesticated), "any animals that can be released, do get released," Werber said. Amazon Shelter releases dozens of animals onto protected reserves each year.
Releasing these animals isn't just good for them, it is also good for the forest. A forest can't survive without animals to distribute seeds, make fertilizer, and keep the food web in balance. In pioneering these reintroduction programs, Amazon Shelter hopes to regenerate certain areas of forest that have been logged in the past that are now recovering.
Magali and her crew typically care for between 25 and 45 howler monkeys at once. Because howler monkeys are highly social, living in groups is beneficial to their recovery. Being released as a troop is crucial for their success and survival in the wild.
Once a group of rehabilitated monkeys is deemed ready for release (meaning all of the members are healthy and are behaving as part of the troop) it takes about six months to get proper permissions from the government to release them. All animals must be checked for diseases and parasites and these tests can be costly. Rosemberg, the director of Taricaya, says that one of the biggest difficulties they face with reintroductions is navigating the unstable and often changing government protocols.
Amazon Shelter volunteers release rehabilitated howler monkeys into the forest. Photo by Nick Werber.
Howler monkeys back into the forest after rehabilitation at Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
Another difficulty is finding the right location. Magali only releases howler monkeys into healthy forests with suitable habitats that are not already occupied by wild howler monkeys. To find these places, she and her team spend anywhere from three days to a week walking six to eight hours a day searching, Werber says.
Once the animals are released, Magali gets up at 3 am to monitor them for at least a week to make sure they're surviving, healthy and exhibiting the correct behaviors to thrive in the wild.
"The jungle has made me much tougher. More of a warrior you could say. I don't have a day off. I don't rest," Magali said. "This is for really tough people. It's not for everyone."
"Magali is very intrepid," Werber said. "Not only is she working from 5 am until 7 pm every day at the shelter, often she goes off and does this work in the forest. I've never seen her take a day off…And that's why in the film she calls herself a guerrera, a warrior."
Magali Salinas, founder and director of Amazon Shelter. Photo by Nick Werber.
Banner image of baby howler monkey by Nick Werber.
Liz Kimbrough is a staff writer for Mongabay. Find her on Twitter @lizkimbrough_
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Beyond its facade as the fountainhead of American culture's glitz and glamour, Los Angeles has always had equally, if not often more alluring underbelly. Skid row squalor, gang wars, excesses of all varieties, and the stench of vanity gone awry permeate the city, poised to overtake the shimmering mirage of Hollywood idealism. Frank Alpine's eponymous debut for Wierd Records is LA noir at its finest: a frenzy of claustrophobic, danceable dread that skirts the line between outer-directed nihilistic aggression and fragrant introversion. Nocturnal synthesizers, isolated, frenetic, and monotonous, plot a destination either to somewhere new and uncertain, or perhaps to nowhere at all.


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Colliver said the store has a wide range of vintage products, including music posters. The owners plan on selling everything down to the bare walls, so store fixtures and business equipment also are for sale.
"The store itself looks a bit like a museum," she said.
The last day of business is Sunday, July 27. For details, call the store at 360-715-3233.


A couple days we ago we told you about some of our favorite Android Youtubers. Included in that list was /r/AndroidGaming's very own NimbleThor who today shared a video of his very favorite Android games over the past few years. If you're looking for something new to download and play right now, feast your eyes on these.
If you enjoyed this video and the game selections, head on over to YouTube and subscribe to NimbleThor where he shares Android Game suggestions each weekday. You can also find his /r/AndroidGaming post on this topic right here.
Let us know what you've recently downloaded and are enjoying in the comments! And if you'd like to see regular Android Game suggestions and/or roundups, be sure to let us know.


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Responsibility for our products and their impact
It is an overarching objective for Nynas to minimise the impact of its products on health, safety and the environment. Playing a key role in this work is Product HSE.
Product HSE is a central support and expert function that assists Nynas in all operational areas and markets.
"This means that we cover a number of areas of responsibility," says Karin Hennung, Manager Product HSE. "It involves everything from making sure that Nynas products comply with current chemical legislation to evaluating possible hazards and risks, and offering guidance, both internally and externally, on the safe use of our products."
Regarding bitumen in particular, the main focus is reducing the risks when it is being handled.
"Bitumen itself is not classified as hazardous to health or the environment," continues Karin Hennung. "But because bitumen is normally used at elevated temperatures, it is of course important that handling takes place in the safest possible way."
We are Product HSEKarin Hennung Manager, M.Sc. Chemical Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology
Anna Steneholm
Group Specialist Toxicology, PhD in Medical Science, Karolinska Institute
Ida Dyrssen
Product HSE Advisor, B.Sc, Environmental Science and Physics, Lund University
Jenny Eklund
Product HSE Advisor, M.Sc. Technical Biology, Umeå University
In addition to the risk of burn injuries, the relatively high temperature means that staff working in paving operations or are handling the asphalt in other ways can beexposed to bitumen fumes, which in high concentrations can cause irritation.
"Bitumen fumes have been on the agenda for many decades, and through the years we have conducted various research projects related to such exposure. In many cases these have been projects conducted primarily together with other stakeholders via European industry associations and other international organisations."
As temperature is a key factor in reducing bitumen emissions, the challenge is to keep handling temperatures as low as possible. In other words, asphalt with a reduced temperature, such as warmmix asphalt (WMA), is good for the work environment.
Another important aspect on which the experts within Product HSE are focusing is finding different ways to contribute to sustainable development.
"The advantage is that bitumen is a sustainable construction material with a very long useful life, and it's also completely reusable. It's important to maintain these parameters in all development work," believes Karin Hennung.
Nynas has always played an active role in various international industry organisations. For bitumen, two of the main ones are Concawe and Eurobitume. This type of cooperation stimulates the sharing of experiences and skills development.
"Our toxicologist Anna Steneholm, for example, is chairing the group within Concawe that is responsible for assessing the health hazard of petroleum products and, as required, conducting additional studies to meet the requirements of the European chemicals legislation REACH*," says Karin Hennung, who is herself a member of Eurobitume's HSE committee, which she also previously chaired for a five-year period.
* REACH contains, among other things, rules on the registration of substances, bans or other restrictions on substances, requirements for permits for particularly hazardous substances and rules about informing customers.
Sokndal, Norway
The recently opened Motorcenter Norway offers everything from go-carting to drag racing. Nynas was involved in the project by supplying Nypol HF 105, a polymer-modified bitumen ideal for pavements that are subjected to high stresses.
The Älvsborg Bridge spans the estuary of the Göta Älv river at the entrance to Gothenburg and the biggest port in Scandinavia. The bridge, officially opened in 1966, has a total length of 930 m and a suspended span of 418 m. To guarantee the bridge's functionality and extend its useful life, extensive maintenance work has been under way since 2019, the third and final stage being completed this summer.
Road infrastructure in North-Western Europe
Even though many successful road projects have been completed in Western Europe in recent years, the durability and availability of the road infrastructure needs to be improved.
Paving the way for asphalt 4.0
Digitalisation is making inroads in the asphalt industry. The latest Eurasphalt & Eurobitume (E&E) Congress was held virtually in June. It was a success, but the next E&E event will allow industry stakeholders to meet face-to-face.
All the key players are working together to achieve the best possible result.
Katri Eskola, Specialist Road Maintenance Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency
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The Consumer Electronics Show and North American International Auto Show held this week will see this debut of the next-gen autonomous Ford Fusion Hybrid.
The new autonomous Fusion is built on Ford's previous autonomous platform but features a few upgrades that improve sensing and processing. New computer hardware allows for faster processing speeds, and sensors have been moved and revamped to see around the vehicle more easily.
The Fusion's new LiDAR sensors were redesigned to have a more targeted field of vision that allows for just two sensors instead of four while taking in the same amount of data. The virtual driver system has also evolved for the new generation.
According to Ford, the autonomous Fusion's processor will generate a terabyte of data in a single hour, a massive amount that is "more than the average person would use in mobile phone data in 45 years." The Ford-developed software system then processes the data generated and uses it to tell the car what to do.
Ford's ultimate goals are to develop a self-driving vehicle that doesn't require a driver to operate and to make an autonomous vehicle available for sale by 2021. Last August Ford said that unlike most automakers, who believe the auto industry will shift gradually toward autonomous vehicles, Ford believes the entire industry must make the switch in one go.
Depending on where you live and the sort of driving you do, you may or may not need winter tires. Snow tires are great for getting better traction on snow and ice, but they also have their disadvantages.
First of all, if you do live in an area that gets heavy snowfall in the winter, you should seriously consider getting winter tires. Because they're made of softer material and have specially designed tread to grip onto the slickest surfaces, snow tires can prevent accidents by giving you more stopping power and keeping you from sliding off the road.
Very low temperatures are also a good reason to get winter tires. If you live somewhere northern where it gets extremely cold in the winter, your all-season tires will harden, reducing traction even further. The softer rubber of winter tires stays more pliant.
On the downside, you can't drive on winter tires all year, so you will have to switch them out when the weather starts to warm up, which can be a hassle. Because of their soft materials, they wear down quickly, and their extra grippiness ruins dry roads.
All-season tires are meant to be driven year-round, and while they aren't as good as winter tires on snow, they aren't bad. So—do you need winter tires? If you live in a warmer area or a place with little snowfall, winter tires are probably an unnecessary investment. Otherwise, they're likely worth the cost.


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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Collections;
using System.Text;
using System.Net;
using System.Web;
using Google.GData.Client;

namespace Google.GData.GoogleBase
{

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    /// Creates a Google Base query Uri.
    ///
    /// To create a query, first get the Uri of the feed you want
    /// from <see cref="GBaseUriFactory"/> and then pass it to the
    /// constructor.
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    public class GBaseQuery : FeedQuery
    {
        private const string BqParameter = "bq";
        private const string MaxValuesParameter = "max-values";
        private const string OrderByParameter = "orderby";
        private const string SortOrderParameter = "sortorder";
        private const string RefineParameter = "refine";
        private const string ContentParameter = "content";

        private string bq;
        private string orderby;
        private int maxValues = -1;
        private bool ascending;
        private bool refine;
        private string content;

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// max-values parameter, which sets the maximum number
        /// of value examples returned by the attributes feed (0 by default)
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public int MaxValues
        {
            get
            {
                return maxValues;
            }
            set
            {
                maxValues = value;
            }
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// The <c>gb</c> query string.
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public string GoogleBaseQuery
        {
            get
            {
                return bq;
            }
            set
            {
                bq = value;
            }
        }

        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// The <c>orderby</c> query string.
        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public string OrderBy
        {
            get
            {
                return orderby;
            }
            set
            {
                orderby = value;
            }
        }

        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Sets <c>sortorder</c> to 'ascending' (the default being
        /// descending)
        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public bool AscendingOrder
        {
            get
            {
                return ascending;
            }
            set
            {
                ascending = value;
            }
        }

        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Enables parameter <c>refine</c>
        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public bool Refine
        {
            get
            {
                return refine;
            }
            set
            {
                refine = value;
            }
        }

        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Sets parameter <c>content</c>
        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public string Content
        {
            get
            {
                return content;
            }
            set
            {
                content = value;
            }
        }

        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Default constructor.
        //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public GBaseQuery() : base()
        {
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Creates a query for the given feed.
        /// <param name="feed">a feed that must have its Feed link set</param>
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public GBaseQuery(GBaseFeed feed)
                : this(feed.Feed)
        {
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Creates a query for the given feed Uri.
        /// <param name="uri">feed uri, usually created by
        /// <see cref="GBaseUriFactory"/></param>
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public GBaseQuery(Uri uri) : base(uri.AbsoluteUri)
        {
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Creates a query for the given feed Uri string.
        /// <param name="uri">feed uri string</param>
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        public GBaseQuery(string uri) : base(uri)
        {
        }

#if WindowsCE || PocketPC
#else
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Parses the Google-Base specific parameters
        /// in the Uri.
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        protected override Uri ParseUri(Uri targetUri)
        {
            base.ParseUri(targetUri);
            if (targetUri != null)
            {
                char[] deli = { '?', '&'};

                TokenCollection tokens = new TokenCollection(targetUri.Query, deli);
                foreach (String token in tokens)
                {
                    if (token.Length > 0)
                    {
                        char[] otherDeli = { '='};
                        String[] parameters = token.Split(otherDeli, 2);
                        switch (parameters[0])
                        {
                        case BqParameter:
                            this.bq = System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlDecode(parameters[1]);
                            break;

                        case MaxValuesParameter:
                            this.maxValues = NumberFormat.ToInt(parameters[1]);
                            break;

                        case OrderByParameter:
                            this.orderby = System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlDecode(parameters[1]);
                            break;

                        case SortOrderParameter:
                            this.ascending = "ascending".Equals(parameters[1]);
                            break;

                        case RefineParameter:
                            this.refine = Utilities.XSDTrue.Equals(parameters[1]);
                            break;

                        case ContentParameter:
                            this.content = System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlDecode(parameters[1]);
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return this.Uri;
        }
#endif
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Resets the bq and max-values field state
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        protected override void Reset()
        {
            base.Reset();
            bq = null;
            maxValues = -1;
        }

        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        /// Generates the Google Base specific parameters
        ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
        protected override string CalculateQuery(string basePath)
        {
            string path = base.CalculateQuery(basePath);
            StringBuilder newPath = new StringBuilder(path, 2048);
            char paramInsertion = InsertionParameter(path);

            if (this.bq != null)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(BqParameter);
                newPath.Append('=');
                newPath.Append(Utilities.UriEncodeReserved(bq));
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            if (this.maxValues >= 0)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(MaxValuesParameter);
                newPath.Append('=');
                newPath.Append(NumberFormat.ToString(maxValues));
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            if (this.orderby != null)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(OrderByParameter);
                newPath.Append('=');
                newPath.Append(Utilities.UriEncodeReserved(orderby));
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            if (this.ascending)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(SortOrderParameter);
                newPath.Append("=ascending");
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            if (this.refine)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(RefineParameter);
                newPath.Append("=true");
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            if (this.content != null)
            {
                newPath.Append(paramInsertion);
                newPath.Append(ContentParameter);
                newPath.Append('=');
                newPath.Append(Utilities.UriEncodeReserved(content));
                paramInsertion = '&';
            }
            return newPath.ToString();
        }
    }

}

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