This glossary attempts to give a basic, simple guide to some common Tango terms.
Terms are presented firstly in English, but with their Spanish equivalents also given.
Axis or balance. See Postura.
An accordion-like musical instrument used by tango musicians.
The first figure usually taught to students after the walking steps, including elements which are used throughout the dance.
The beat of the music. The walking count or impulse of each measure, the simplest element of each piece of music.
A circular movement of the feet led by the man in the vertical plane with the couples feet pressed together.
A position where the lady stands on one foot with the other foot hanging relaxed behind the supporting foot.
Traditional technique for selecting dance partners from a distance at dance halls in Buenos Aires by using eye contact.
Check-and-replace step. Useful for avoiding collisions and making direction changes in small spaces.
A figure in which the man places the lady on one foot with a lifting action of his frame and then steps around her while keeping her centered over, and pivoting on, her supporting leg. If he steps further away from her supporting leg during the calesita it creates a deeper angle and is often called Carpa (tent).
A very old style of tango from the 1900s to the 1940s.
A gentle stroking with the leg or shoe against some part of the partner's body. They can be subtle or extravagant.
The codes of behavior and the techniques for finding a dance partner in the dance halls in Buenos Aires.
(Curtain) A brief musical interlude between tandas at a milonga.
FA cross occurs any time a foot is crossed in front of or in back of the other.
Occurs whenever the couple are stepping together on his and her right feet and then on his and her left feet, regardless of direction.
A forward and backward rocking step done in time with the music, which is useful for marking time or changing direction in a small space.
Occurs when a dancer places their foot or leg against a leg of their partner and transfers weight to their leg so that it moves into the space of and displaces the partner's leg.
The embrace; a hug; or dance position.
Occurs when a dancer steps forward or otherwise enters the space between their partners legs without displacement.
The first steps of dancing a tango, or a tango pattern.
To tip-over or capsize; a falling step: The leader causes the follower to tilt or lean forward and fall off her axis before he catches her again. The process produces a beautiful leg drop from her. The movement requires the support of a close embrace.
Occurs when one dancer steps forward onto a foot, and pivots with the other leg gliding behind as his/her partner dances around him/her.
A sweeping circular motion of the leg similar to a ronde in ballroom but always danced in contact with the floor, never lofted.
A move in which both dancers lean out away from each other.
Occurs when a partner wraps a leg around the other's leg, or uses a foot to catch and hold the other's foot or ankle. A "passenger hook" or "Gancho Pasajero" is a hook that is executed on the way to another step; the working leg appears to wrap over the partner's leg while hooking, then releases and proceeds to the next step.
Refers to the etiquette of dancing in the line of dance by moving anti-clockwise around the dance floor.
The Spanish/Italian slang of the Buenos Aires underworld which is common in tango lyrics and terminology.
May refer to the music, written in 2/4 time, or to the dance which preceded the tango, or to the dance salon where people go to dance tango, or to a tango dance and party.
A crossing and pivoting figure. Ochos may be danced either forward or backward and are so designated from the lady's perspective.
Cut eights: A common figure which is designed to allow interpretation of rhythmic music while dancing in a confined space.
The man stops the lady, usually as she steps crossing back in back ochos - the lady stops with her feet extended apart, front and back, and her weight centered.
The natural condition when a couple dance in an embrace facing each other, the man stepping on his left, the lady on her right foot, and then the man stepping on his right, the lady on her left foot, regardless of direction.
Hold a position or pose for two or more beats of music.
Tracing of circular motions on the floor with the toe or inside edge of the working foot, while turning or waiting on the supporting foot.
The women who sit all night at the milongas without being asked to dance. The main reason for that, is because they don't know how to dance well enough. A term which demonstrates the innate cruelty of the dance.
Correct posture for tango is erect and elegant with the shoulders always over the hips and relaxed, and with the center carried forward toward the dance partner over the toes and balls of the feet.
An informal practice session for tango dancers.
An ending to a basic pattern similar to a half of a box step. 6, 7, and 8 of the Basic 8.
Refers to the more complex rhythmic structure of the music which includes the beat as well as the more defining elements of the song.
One partner's foot is sandwiched or trapped between the other partner's feet. Sometimes called a "bite".
A movement, usually danced by the man, in which an extended leg is withdrawn and crossed in front of the supporting leg without weight so that it remains free for the next step or movement.
A stroking of the man's pant leg with a shoe. May be done by the lady or by the man to himself but is never done to the lady.
A sitting action: A family of figures in which the lady creates the illusion of sitting in, or actually mounts, the man's leg. Frequently used as a dramatic flourish at the end of a dance.
A sweeping motion: One partner's foot sweeps the other's foot and places it without losing contact. Sweeps are done from either the outside or the inside of the foot of the receiving party. The technique is different for the inside and outside sweeps. See Arrastre and Llevada.
A musical term adopted by dancers to describe cutting the beat, or stepping on the half-beat.
A set of dance music, usually three to five songs, of the same dance in similar style.
Popular music from the Rio de la Plata region dating back to 1885-95, defined by a 2/4 rhythm until the 1920s when a 4/8 rhythm became common. A popular dance originating in the mid-19th century. The exact origins of Tango are a historical mystery.
This is a hybrid tango, an amalgam of traditional tango steps, ballet, ballroom, gymnastics, ice-skating figures, etc. This is what most people see when they buy tickets for a tango show.
A turning step or figure. Sometimes called "Molinete" / "Windmill".
Argentine waltz: Sometimes referred to as Vals Criollo, or Vals Cruzada.
To walk: The walk is similar to a natural walking step, but placing the ball of the foot first instead of the heel.
This is a movement which appears to throw the working leg in a circular motion. For example, a back boleo is executed by pivoting the supporting leg one direction while extended the working foot back, then quickly changing directions before the working foot has completed the extension back. This creates its characteristic whip effect. If the working foot is lifted during the second pivot, this is considered a high boleo which adds to the illusion of a circular motion.
A figure in which the lady dances a grapevine on a circumference around the man, stepping side-back-side-forward using forward and back ocho technique and footwork.


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New Delhi, India On the eve of India's independence, the man who would soon become the country's first Prime Minister outlined an aspirational vision.
India would be a nation where people of all religions had equal rights, privileges and obligations, Jawaharlal Nehru said in his now-iconic speech to the country's parliament on August 14, 1947.
Now, over 70 years later, there are signs that Nehru's hopes for the nation face perhaps their greatest threat.
On November 9, India's top court gave Hindus permission to build a temple on a disputed centuries-old holy site in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, which holds significance for both Hindus and Muslims.
India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru outlined a vision for a secular India.
Hindus believe the site is the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. However, Muslims have also prayed there for centuries.
The ruling on the Ayodhya site was seen as a blow to Muslims. It also came at a time when Muslims increasingly see themselves as second-class citizens in the predominantly Hindu country.
India has a long history of sectarian violence, but over the past few years, there has been a rise in suspected hate crimes against Muslims, who make up roughly 200 million of the country's 1.3 billion population.
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In August, the Indian government stripped the majority-Muslim state of Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomous status, essentially giving New Delhi more control over the region's affairs. That same month, nearly two million people in India's northeast Assam state were left off a controversial new National Register of Citizens, which critics feared could be used to justify religious discrimination against Muslims in the state.
All of this comes under the shadow of the country's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a self-proclaimed Hindu nationalist who has spoken out repeatedly against India's secularism.
Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has roots in Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a right-wing organization founded in 1925 that promotes the vision of a Hindu nation.
So when the BJP was reelected in May, Indian Muslims worried that the fabric of society could change. Modi dismissed their fears as "imaginary" — but less than six months into his second term, there are signs things could get worse for India's Muslims.
A Kashmiri Muslim woman raises her veil in the air to pray in Srinagar, India, on November 10, 2019.
A secular nation
Although Hindu nationalism has come to prominence under Modi, it has been brewing for decades.
When India gained independence from Britain in 1947, Nehru, the architect of modern India, helped construct a constitution that protected the "liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship" — and the "equality of status."
Modi says India's minorities are living in world of imaginary fear. Muslims disagree
"Nehru was very cognizant of the fact that India was a diverse society and the only thing that could work was secularism," Sanjay Kapoor, a political commentator and editor of independent political magazine Hardnews, told.
In the years that followed, the notion of secularism became more abstract. Political parties — including Nehru's own Indian National Congress (INC) party — began to pander to voters along religious divides.
In the 1980s, Nehru's daughter, Indira Gandhi, and eldest grandson Rajiv Gandhi, both served as Prime Minister and continued to promote his vision of a secular India. However, Indira Gandhi also imposed authoritarian policies that prompted a backlash from voters and kindled growing support for the Hindu-nationalist BJP.
It was the issue of Ayodhya that first helped the BJP to gain significant electoral ground.
The disputed religious site was an old matter of contention that had only ever received local attention — but the BJP seized on it to help secure over half the seats in Uttar Pradesh's 1991 state elections.
Men pay tribute to former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, in Amritsar on October 30, 2019.
Rise of nationalism
At the time, political observers accused the BJP of fanning religious divisions and empowering Hindu nationalists. Those criticisms are still being leveled at Modi's party today.
In 1992, only a year after the BJP's election victory, right-wing Hindu mobs demolished the 16th-century Babri Mosque in Ayodhya, triggering nationwide riots that left more than 2,000 people dead. It was some of the worst communal violence since India's independence.
To some, this was a moment that changed Indian politics. Kapoor, the editor, recalls how some of his fellow journalists saw the destruction of the mosque — and the ensuing riots — as the end of secular India.
After a slew of corruption scandals in the 2000s, the INC lost support, opening the gates for the BJP to come to power.
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In 2014, Modi and the BJP swept to victory in national polls, becoming the first party to win a parliamentary majority in 30 years. It was a move toward nationalism, even before right-wing politics took hold in the United Kingdom with Brexit, and Donald Trump's "America's First" campaign in the United States.
To those tired of what they saw as cronyism and political dynasties, Modi's promise of economic reforms while restoring traditional Indian values appealed.
But India's new leader also promoted religious nationalism.
In Modi's first term, Hindu vigilante groups killed dozens of people — many of them Muslims — allegedly for slaughtering or transporting cows, which are considered sacred by many Hindus. Critics said the presence of a Hindu nationalist government in Delhi encouraged hardline supporters to commit violent acts against Muslims and other minority groups. A charge the BJP has vehemently denied.
A bleak future
When Modi came to power, he had three key election promises. He would overturn the autonomous status of Jammu and Kashmir, build a temple to the Hindu god Ram at Ayodhya, and impose a uniform civil code that would create one law for all, regardless of their religion.
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Six months after being reelected in his second term, Modi has already made headway in achieving two of his aims.
In August, he withdrew Article 370, a constitutional provision that granted Jammu and Kashmir relative autonomy and protected the rights to employment, property ownership and state aid for its permanent residents. The government also imposed a communications blackout in the area.
People in Jammu and Kashmir — which has been downgraded to a union territory — fear that Modi's move will encourage migration to the Muslim-dominated area, which could alter its demographics.
The Supreme Court's ruling that the Ram Temple can be built at Ayodhya has also prompted a backlash from Muslim communities.
Activists stage a candle light vigil urging people belonging to all religious communities to maintain peace and harmony before the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya, in Bangalore on November 7, 2019.
Asaduddin Owaisi, the president of Muslim political party AIMIM, said the judgment was a "victory of faith over facts" which the BJP would use to achieve its "poisonous agenda."
"A resounding message has been sent to more that 200 million Muslims in the country that they must bear every humiliation and injustice with the silence expected of an inferior citizenry," he said in a tweet.
Now, some wonder how long it will be until a uniform civil code is imposed.
Currently, India has separate marriage, property and adoption rules for people from different religions — but a code would wipe those out. That particularly worries the Muslim community, as it could mean that Sharia law no longer governs their marriage, inheritance and succession rights.
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Analysts worry that India's attempt at marrying a pluralist society with a secularist system of governance will continue to be chipped away at as the ideas proposed by Hindu nationalists gain mainstream credence and support from citizens and public institutions.
"There is something deeper at play here that is not only the outcome of electoral strategy," Gilles Verniers, assistant professor of political science at India's Ashoka University, told CNN.
"There is a deeper, structural, societal transformation taking place."
Verniers said Modi's BJP was creating a nation where citizens of different religions were increasingly second-class citizens.
The editor Kapoor's concerns are broader — he is worried about the health of the world's biggest democracy.
"I think it's bad for democracy. Especially the secular democracy we were brought up on, we were told it would be fair to minorities, fair to everybody," he said. "(The government) has a clear idea about where they want to take India and it has nothing to do with secularism."
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Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution
Leonidas G. Koniaris, Teresa A. Zimmers, David A. Lubarsky, Jonathan P. Sheldon
Anaesthesia during lethal injection is essential to minimise suffering and to maintain public acceptance of the practice. Lethal injection is usually done by sequential administration of thiopental, pancuronium, and potassium chloride. Protocol information from Texas and Virginia showed that executioners had no anaesthesia training, drugs were administered remotely with no monitoring for anaesthesia, data were not recorded and no peer-review was done. Toxicology reports from Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina showed that post-mortem concentrations of thiopental in the blood were lower than that required for surgery in 43 of 49 executed inmates (88%); 21 (43%) inmates had concentrations consistent with awareness. Methods of lethal injection anaesthesia are flawed and some inmates might experience awareness and suffering during execution.
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Capital Punishment Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
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Koniaris, L. G., Zimmers, T. A., Lubarsky, D. A., & Sheldon, J. P. (2005). Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution. Lancet, 365(9468), 1412-1414. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(05)66377-5
Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution. / Koniaris, Leonidas G.; Zimmers, Teresa A.; Lubarsky, David A.; Sheldon, Jonathan P.
In: Lancet, Vol. 365, No. 9468, 16.04.2005, p. 1412-1414.
Koniaris, LG, Zimmers, TA, Lubarsky, DA & Sheldon, JP 2005, 'Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution', Lancet, vol. 365, no. 9468, pp. 1412-1414. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(05)66377-5
Koniaris LG, Zimmers TA, Lubarsky DA, Sheldon JP. Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution. Lancet. 2005 Apr 16;365(9468):1412-1414. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(05)66377-5
Koniaris, Leonidas G. ; Zimmers, Teresa A. ; Lubarsky, David A. ; Sheldon, Jonathan P. / Inadequate anaesthesia in lethal injection for execution. In: Lancet. 2005 ; Vol. 365, No. 9468. pp. 1412-1414.
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"When you go away and you're out of people's consciousness, they stop noticing you. It's fantastic, you order your coffee and you get a coffee and leave," she told Jonathan Ross.
"It's really nice because I'd meet people authentically, you'd have authentic conversations on the street and I enjoyed that, that's something that I had missed."
After a flurry of major Hollywood roles in the late 90s through to the mid-2000s, she stepped back from the spotlight, appearing in only a handful of movies.
Of the decision, she said: "There were a lot of things, mainly I just wanted to shift my focus a little bit and keep some promises that I had made to myself a long time ago. There are some things that I wanted to learn and see if I had aptitude for.
"I wanted to go back to school I wanted to do things that you can't really make time for when you're in the cycle of making films because if you're not preparing for one, then you're preparing for another and while you're filming you'll be getting ready to start what comes next.
"I had to just commit to breaking that cycle for a little bit so that I could grow as a person. I was boring myself, you know. I'm really lucky with the people that I work with, we are like-minded but it was time."
She was on Ross's ITV show, airing on Saturday night, doing the press rounds for new movie 'Bridget Jones's Baby', which is currently riding on a rather rare 100% 'fresh' approval rating on reviews aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes.
The movie is out on September 16 across the UK.
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Pradžia Canada Lithuanian Community of BC Commemorates National Memorial Day for Genocide of Lithuanian...
Lithuanian Community of BC Commemorates National Memorial Day for Genocide of Lithuanian Jews
Lithuanian Community of BC Holds first commemoration of this event in Canada
By Rachel Mines
Every Remembrance Day, many Canadians wear red poppies to remember the men and women who have served Canada in armed conflicts and peacekeeping operations since the end of WWI.
Twice a year, in January and late April or early May, Canadian Jewish communities also remember the civilians – men, women, and children – who were murdered in the Holocaust. In the past decades, governments around the globe have also established Holocaust commemorations as venues for memorialization of the dead, education of local populations, and reconciliation between Jewish and non-Jewish communities.
In 1994, the Lithuanian Parliament established September 23 as the National Memorial Day for the Genocide of Lithuanian Jews. On this day, the anniversary of the liquidation of the Vilna (Vilnius) ghetto, commemorative activities are held at Lithuanian memorial sites, in schools, and in other educational institutions. Government institutions, with the support and involvement of local Jewish communities and survivors' groups, shape the content of these activities, and Jewish and non-Jewish Lithuanians regularly participate in them.
On September 22, 2022, the Lithuanian Community of British Columbia (LCBC), with the support of the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre (VHEC) and generous volunteers from Lithuanian and Jewish communities, commemorated the National Memorial Day for the Genocide of Lithuanian Jews. The event, which took place at the Peretz Centre in Vancouver, was the first time this Memorial Day was commemorated in Canada.
Participants were welcomed by Algis Jaugelis, President of the LCBC, followed by opening remarks by Nina Krieger, the Executive Director of the VHEC. The Ambassador of Lithuania to Canada, Darius Skusevičius, kindly provided a recorded welcome to the event, followed by a written statement from Christopher Juras, the Honourary Consul of Lithuania in Vancouver.
LCBC member and historian Gene Homel then presented an overview of Jewish life in Lithuania from the 1300s to the present day. Rachel Mines, an LCBC Director whose father, a Holocaust survivor, was born and raised in a Lithuanian shtetl, gave an illustrated presentation on the Jewish community in her ancestral town, using photos and information found in her research.
Helen Mintz, a Yiddish translator, read a selection from one of her translations of Abraham Karpinowitz's short stories. Karpinowitz, the son of a theatrical family in Vilna, survived the Holocaust and later wrote several volumes of stories memorializing prewar Jewish life in Vilna.
The ceremony ended with the singing of the Partisans' Song, "Zog Nit Keynmol," written by Hirsh Glick in the Vilna Ghetto, followed by a recording of Glick's words translated into Lithuanian under the auspices of Eli Rabinowitz and his "We Are Here!" international educational project.
Lithuanian and non-Lithuanian participants found the remembrance ceremony both educational and emotional, and all emphasized the importance of reconciliation. According to Algis Jaugelis, "it was … an important and moving event, an opening of doors and minds, with great potential for future intercultural and bridge-building events." Andrea Berneckas, another LCBC Director, wrote, "It was such a privilege to be part of this solemn, yet beautiful and hopeful event. I look forward to being part of the Lithuanian community's strengthening of ties by the sharing of stories and experiences." Nina Krieger commented, "I look forward to more opportunities to bring the communities together." Celia Brauer, a local Yiddishist, summed up the general feeling: "We are far away from the original homeland, but yet this event brought people closer together – which is incredibly important."
The National Memorial Day for the Genocide of Lithuanian Jews event is now on LCBC's yearly calendar of events and the next memorial is planned for September 2023.
More information about the Lithuanian Community of British Columbia can be found at http://www.lithuaniansofbc.com.
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Bennett's Feather Star occurs in a variety of colours, from deep green to yellow to brown. Feather stars (crinoid echinoderms) are suspension feeds, and can be seen perched on corals, sponges, sea fans and sea whips actively waving their feathery arms in the strong current to trap and eat the abundant plankton in sea water. Feather stars may have as few as 5 or as many as 200 arms which catch and then carry the food to the mouth, situated on the upper surface at the base of the arms. Although feather stars sit exposed in open water they are largely ignored by fish due to their toxic skin and with their bright colours warning predators of their toxicity.
This species extends across the tropics, from Queensland to Western Australia.


Orlando -- The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) is putting forward an innovative encryption-based security architecture for software-defined networks and cloud environments that draws some of its inspiration from high-security networks used by the U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence agencies.
Called the "Software Defined Perimeter," the CSA's architecture plan calls for use of VPN-style authentication and encryption that would enable a security process could strictly determine availability of services and applications in a cloud environment. At the CSA Congress this week, some of the technical authors of the proposed architecture known as "Software Defined Perimeter" spoke about why the CSA, whose mission is establishing best practices and standards for cloud security, is strongly backing the concept and what's expected of it in the future.
The rise of cloud-based services has accelerated the disappearance of traditional network perimeters and new methods need to be adopted to protect data that's shared with cloud data centers, corporate networks and mobile devices, they say.
"Part of this initiative is to come up with an easily adjustable way to adjust the perimeter," said Bob Flores, former chief technology officer at the Central Intelligence Agency, a contributor to the "Software Defined Perimeter" architecture document. The idea that CA is proposing would change the way that people, applications and data flows can be authenticated by requiring an identification process first before network access is granted.
The "Software Defined Perimeter" makes use of technologies such as "mutual TLS" based on digital certificate exchange and an encryption for very strong identification, explained Jamaid Islam, CTO at Vidder, who is also a contributor to the "Software Defined Perimeter" architecture document. Other co-authors include Alan Boehme, chief of enterprise architecture and emerging technologies, the Coca-Cola Company and Jeff Schweitzer, chief innovation architect at Verizon.
Vidder's Islam said ideally the CSA's ideas for strong cloud security, which draw directly from Department of Defense high-security networks, would be built into the modern Software-Defined Network products now emerging in the marketplace. The advantage of CSA's plan is that it can achieve what's called a "dark" network that's hard to see on the Internet and thus much harder to attack.
"The DoD world is dark," said Flores during his talk about the new architecture yesterday evening. "It's extremely difficult to attack something you don't actually know exists, if they don't see the surface of the network."
The CSA's concept does rely on key management structures being in place, acknowledges Vidder's Islam. He said it's possible that cloud service providers could play a role there, plus more and more of them are starting to make various Hardware Security Modules (HSM) available to their customers as services. But enterprise customers could maintain their own key-management processes in-house as well. Islam said his company has built this style of high-security network for private-sector companies, though he wouldn't identify them.
As with all new ideas put forward to be adopted on a large scale, there's the question of how far the high-tech industry and their customers will go in actually adopting it.
Flores said there is one large company now making use in production of exactly what the CSA is proposing with "Software Defined Perimeter," and at the upcoming RSA Conference next year there will be news about industry support and more. CSA plans to make available "Software Defined Perimeter" software as open source for the public to adopt as well.
"We believe this could be a game changer," said Flores. "The right thing to do is to put this into the open-source community so cloud computing becomes one of those things you don't have to think about."


Fashionably Nerdy is a new vlog centered around finding the hottest, best and newest trends in Geek Chic Fashion. Unlike other nerdy fashion vlogs that focus primarily on Cosplay, the show is committed to bringing the very best in everyday fashion that can also be worn on a fancy date night, to the beach or even at work.
We're proud to have Fashionably Nerdy as a part of Nerdly.co.uk and we hope you enjoy their videos… In this episode, Samantha, Stephanie & Xander participate in Free Comic Book Day by visiting Meltdown Comics and Golden Apple Comics in Hollywood, California.


Sonal has been a director with Anjarwalla & Khanna, a leading law firm in Kenya, for over 20 years. Sonal is also a director at ATZ Law Chambers in Tanzania (ALN's Tanzanian firm with whom A&K works very closely). Prior to joining Anjarwalla & Khanna, Sonal worked at Franks Charlesly & Co. in London for 11 years (6 of these as a partner). She is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales with considerable experience in company commercial matters, employment, banking and project finance, mergers and acquisitions and insolvency.
Sonal is a regular speaker at various seminars. In 2017 she spoke at the Human Resources ELA events in San Francisco, Dubai, London and New York. She is a member of the Employment Law Alliance (ELA) Board and is the current ELA Chair for Africa and the Middle East. Sonal is "widely respected for her extensive experience in the commercial sphere" according to Chambers Global 2017. She is "intelligent, wise and straightforward" and is praised for her negotiation and drafting skills by Chambers Global. She is described as a "foreign expert based in Kenya" by Chambers Global 2017, and as "a fantastic lawyer and an asset to any transaction, her breadth and depth of knowledge and market experience is invaluable when operating in East Africa" by IFLR1000 2016. She is ranked as a leading lawyer in Kenya in Chambers Global, IFLR 1000, Legal 500, Euromoney Guide to the World's Leading Project Finance Lawyers and PLC Which Lawyer?
Sonal sits on the Board of Directors of both Liberty Life Insurance Company Limited and Heritage Insurance Company Limited as well as being the Vice Chairperson of the British Chamber of Commerce in Kenya.
Sonal graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of Westminster, EnglandSonal Sejpal is a Director with Anjarwalla & Khanna, the founding member of ALN – the leading independent African alliance of top-tier law firms. Prior to joining Anjarwalla & Khanna, Sonal was a partner at Franks Charlesly & Co. in London. She is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales with significant experience in oil and gas, aviation finance, mergers and acquisitions, energy, project finance, employment, banking and general corporate matters. Sonal heads up ALN's Natural Resources Group and works out of the ALN member firms in both Kenya (Anjarwalla & Khanna) and Tanzania (ATZ Law Chambers). She has represented clients such as Apache, Africa Oil Logistics, Tullow, ENRC, Midway Resources, Dominion, Ophir and the Kenya Oil & Gas Association (KOGA).
Sonal is ranked as a "Leading Lawyer" in Kenya in Chambers Global, IFLR 1000, Legal 500 and PLC Which Lawyer? Having contributed the chapters relating to the law in Kenya for the International Employment Labour Law published by Littler Mendelson and Aircraft Finance: Registration Security and Enforcement and Aircraft Liens & Detention Rights published by Sweet & Maxwell, she also authored the Kenya country overview for the Chambers Global Legal directory. She is a member of the Board and the Middle East and Africa Regional Chair for the Employment Law Alliance, a comprehensive global network of more than 135 employment, labour and immigration law firms. In addition, Sonal is a regular speaker at various conferences in Africa and abroad covering the extractive industries, mergers and acquisitions, employment law issues, banking and finance matters and the legal regime in East Africa.


A Zoom whitening cleaning and an oral exam are recommended before the Zoom Teeth bleaching procedure. For best results, cavities and oral health issues should be taken care of prior to the tooth whitening process. Your dentist will help you determine if your teeth are ready for Zoom whitening.
At your tooth whitening appointment, your dentist will cover your lips and gums for protection, and then carefully apply a Zoom Whitening Gel, which contains hydrogen peroxide.
In three 15-minute segments, your teeth are exposed to a Zoom Lamp, which activates the hydrogen peroxide in the gel. As the hydrogen peroxide begins to break down, oxygen seeps into the tooth enamel and dentin, bleaching away any stains.
Just about anyone can benefit from tooth whitening. However, treatment may not be as effective for some as it is for others. With an oral exam, our doctors can determine if you are a candidate for this procedure, including a shade assessment.


If you have a baby or are going to have one soon, then you must be in need of many baby items. Children need a lot of things, more than any adult. We depend on us for everything and it is our job to make sure we get everything we require. From clothes and accessories to toys and bottles, there are many things required to take care of a child. The younger we are, the more items we will need. But shopping for baby items is not as simple or easy as it sounds.
When you go to a baby store and try to shop for the baby items you need, the biggest problem you come across is that everything is so expensive. From the smallest thing to the largest, all the items are overpriced. Whether it is clothes or toys, baby items are very costly now which is why many people try to save a lot of money before having a child so that we can afford all the things we would need to get the baby.
Blue Star Empire is an online wholesale store that sells baby items at extremely reasonable rates. Our products are of excellent quality, and you can also buy them in a large quantity to stock up. You can find many kinds of other items on our site too that you can browse. We have a full collection of baby items that you can peruse and pick from for your child. If you need to shop for more stuff you can do it on this site and not have to worry about going over your budget.
Many people try to find cheaper retail stores to buy baby products from because that is what we can afford. But that does not mean that you cannot get good quality stuff at low prices. Blue Star Empire carefully tests and creates our products because children are precious and should not be in danger of materials that are not right for them. Unfortunately, that is a case with many baby stores now. The materials that some use to make these items is so substandard that it end up causing the child harm, and that is terrible. That is why you need to be careful when buying things for your baby.


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Psychologist, editor, author
The Rough Guide To Psychology
Great Myths of The Brain
Dr Christian Jarrett is Deputy Editor of Psyche, a new digital magazine that examines the human condition from multiple perspectives, including psychology, mental health, philosophy and more.
With a PhD in cognitive neuroscience, Christian is a chartered psychologist and associate fellow of the British Psychological Society. For 16 years, Christian was the Founding Editor of the Society's acclaimed Research Digest blog – the site he created in 2005 – and presenter and producer of the PsychCrunch podcast. For nine years he also worked as an award-winning journalist for The Psychologist magazine.
As a student, Christian studied psychology and neuroscience before completing a PhD in cognitive neuroscience at The University of Manchester. After a short post-doc he began a career disseminating psychology and neuroscience research to the public and over the years he has written about the human mind and behaviour for countless publications around the world, including authoring his own Brain Watch blog for WIRED, a Brain Myths blog for Psychology Today, a neuroscience column for New York magazine, a personality column for BBC Future, and an anxiety advice column for VICE Tonic. His writing has also featured in GQ Italia, New Scientist, BBC Science Focus, The Guardian, The Times, Womankind, 99U, Aeon, Big Think, The Telegraph, Outdoor Fitness, BBC WorkLife and many more publications.
Christian's books include This Book Has Issues, 30 Second Psychology (over 100,000 copies sold worldwide), The Rough Guide to Psychology, and Great Myths of The Brain.
His next book, about personality change, is due for release early in 2021, published by Simon and Schuster in the USA and Little, Brown in the UK and Commonwealth.
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A firm producing air purifiers sold $200$ units in $2012$. The following pie chart presents the share of raw material, labour, energy, plant & machinery, and transportation costs in the total manufacturing cost of the firm in $2012$ ... registered a profit of Rs. $10$ lakhs in $2012$, at what price (in $Rs$.) was each air purifier sold?
A man can row at $8$ $km$ per hour in still water. If it takes him thrice as long to row upstream, as to row downstream, then find the stream velocity in $km$ per hour.
"India is a country of rich heritage and cultural diversity." Which one of the following facts best supports the claim made in the above sentence? India is a union of $28$ states and $7$ union territories. India has a population of over $1.1$ billion. India is home to $22$ official languages and thousands of dialects. The Indian cricket team draws players from over ten states.


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Eyzenberg Arranges $22.6 Million Construction Loan for Retail Complex in Coastal South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, S.C. — Eyzenberg & Co. has arranged a $22.6 million construction loan for the development of a 42,000-square-foot retail project in Myrtle Beach.
Published in Development, News, South Carolina
HFF Secures $75 Million Refinancing for Warwick Mall in Rhode Island
Warwick, R.I. — HFF has secured a $75 million refinancing for Warwick Mall, a 978,659-square-foot super-regional mall located in Warwick.
Published in News, Rhode Island
Walker & Dunlop Secures $24 Million Financing for Retail Center in Central California
Clovis, Calif. — Walker & Dunlop has secured $24 million in permanent financing for The Trading Post Shopping Center, a 127,764-square-foot retail center in Clovis, California.
Published in California, News
Meridian Capital Arranges $12.5 Million Acquisition Loan for Retail Center Near Fort Lauderdale
Plantation, Fla. — Meridian Capital Group has arranged a $12.5 million acquisition loan for Plantation Pointe, a 17,052-square-foot shopping center in Plantation, located seven miles west of Fort Lauderdale.
Published in Florida, News
Envoy Provides $1M+ in Financing for Wendy's Restaurant in Metro Akron
Streetsboro, Ohio — Envoy Net Lease Partners LLC has provided a $1 million-plus loan on a corporate ground lease for a Wendy's restaurant in Streetsboro, roughly 20 miles north of Akron. The real estate finance company, who specializes in single-tenant, net
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Kennedy Funding Purchases Loan For Oklahoma Retail Center
Mustang, Okla. — The $2.8 million note sale was for a loan on a retail center. The original loan amount was $3.47 million.
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The jewelry had been sitting in a drawer at my mother's house for the last 18 months. Engagement ring, wedding ring, diamond anniversary band, a right hand ring, a 21 stone tennis bracelet: I enjoyed wearing them when I was still connected to the giver, but that connection no longer exists, so I took a road trip yesterday.
At a place filled with high quality diamonds, a bride's dream, the stones in the pieces I brought were popped out, the gold tested for weight and quality and a check was handed to me. It's amazing how tiny a loose diamond really is outside of its setting. Puts a 30 year marriage damaged beyond repair into perspective.
The ones who were with me yesterday were concerned that I would be upset of letting go of the pieces of jewelry. Nah! As I've said I loved wearing them while I was loved by their giver. That's changed and I'm good.
Proverbs 25:4 talks about silver being refined and the dross removed so the silversmith can turn it into a worthy vessel. The jewelry was dross in my life. God is the refiner. I want to be a vessel that can be used for His glory. I let go of the last bit of the past.
My birthday is Monday. My first grandson arrived last Tuesday. We celebrated everything at Dragos in Meterie, Louisiana. Go! Go! Go! Beautiful meal. Great service. If you love oysters, it's your place. I had the Lobster Mac and Cheese appetizer, the Shrimp and Grits entre and Bread pudding for dessert.
Well, that's what I have an envelope of-loose, tiny, useless rocks! Thanks for reading my story, Paula. Life is getting good again. I am a grandmother to a beautiful baby boy named Brentlee Gabriel. I get to see them tomorrow. Love you.


The Citizens Police Academy provides an opportunity for residents to learn first-hand about police operations. The program fosters better understanding and communication between the Department of Public Safety and the public.
The Citizens Police Academy was created to build a strong and lasting partnership between the residents and businesses of North Myrtle Beach and Department of Public Safety through cooperation and education.
The Citizens Academy is ten weeks long, with most classes held on a weekday between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM. The instructors and presenters are current Public Safety employees.
Classes are held at the Department of Public Safety, located at 1015 2nd Avenue South.
Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and reside within the city limits of North Myrtle Beach.
Applicants must have completed an application and academy waivers.
Applicants must pass a criminal and traffic background check.


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Als Corynephagen  werden informell (nicht-taxonomisch) Viren bezeichnet, deren spezifischer Wirt zur Bakterien-Gattung der Corynebacterium (Corynebakterien) gehört.
Da diese Wirtsgattung Mitglied der Klasse Actinobacteria (Aktinobakterien) ist, werden diese Viren  allgemeiner als Aktinobakteriophagen oder ganz allgemein als Bakteriophagen (kurz Phagen) klassifiziert
und auch als Corynebakteriophagen bezeichnet.

Alle zur Zeit (Stand 19. Juli 2022) durch das International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) offiziell bestätigten oder nach National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) gelistet vorgeschlagenen Corynephagen gehören zur Klasse Caudoviricetes (Viren mit Kopf-Schwanz-Aufbau), da sie vom Morphotyp der Siphoviren sind.
Speziell werden Viren, deren Wirt die Bakterienart Corynebacterium diphtheriae ist, sollten sie sich taxonomisch als eine Klade (monophyletisch) erweisen, per Vorschlag als Spezies Corynebacterium diphtheriae virus bezeichnet.

Die Corynephagen β und ω gehören per Vorschlag zur Gattung Lambdavirus, deren Typusspezies das lange bekannte Escherichia-Virus Lambda mit dem Lambda-Phagen (Phage λ) ist. Für diese Gattung gibt es einen Vorschlag, sie in eine Unterfamilie mit der vorläufigen Bezeichnung Lambda-Supergruppe (en. ) innerhalb Causoviricetes vom Morphotyp der Siphoviren aufzunehmen.

Corynephage β (kurz β-Phage) macht an sich ungefährliche Stämme von Corynebacterium diphtheriae toxisch (d. h. ist toxigen), indem es das Gen tox für das Diphtherietoxin (DT) trägt.

Dazu kann der Phage sein Genom in das Bakterium als Prophage integrieren, und derartige Bakterienstämme zu Erregern der Diphtherie machen. Von dem Phagen wurden mindestens die Subtypen beta c und beta vir identifiziert.

Toxigen ist auch Corynebacteriophage omega tox+, der sich von beta tox+ nur in drei Regionen des Genoms unterscheidet.

Systematik
Mit Stand 19. Juli 2022 gehören alle vom ICTV bestätigten sowie die nach NCBI vorgeschlagenen Corynephagen (letztere in Anführungszeichen) der Klasse Caudoviricetes an und haben den Morphotyp der Siphovieren; alle sind keiner Ordnung zugewiesen:

Corynephagen (Klasse Caudoviricetes, Morphotyp: Siphoviren, Wirt: Corynebacterium – kein Taxon)
 Familie Zierdtviridae
 Unterfamilie Toshachvirinae:
 Gattung Ceetrepovirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus C3PO ( )
 Corynebacterium-Phage C3PO
 Corynebacterium phage Cruella
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Darwin (wiss. )
 Corynebacterium-Phage Darwin
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Stickynote (wiss. Ceetrepovirus stickynote)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Stickynote
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Zion (wiss. )
 Corynebacterium-Phage PeteyPab
 Corynebacterium-Phage PotatoChip
 Corynebacterium-Phage Zion
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Kimchi1738 (wiss. Ceetrepovirus kimchi1738)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Kimchi1738
 Gattung Chunghsingvirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus P1201 (wiss. )
 Corynebacterium-Phage P1201

 Familie nicht zugewiesen
 Klade/Unterfamilie Lambda-Supergruppe (en. , vorgeschlagen)
 Gattung Lambdavirus – Die Corynephagen dieser Gattung bilden möglicherweise eine Spezies Corynebacterium diphtheriae virus
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage beta" (en. "", alias "Corynephage beta", "Corynephage β")
 Corynephage beta c (alias Corynephage βc)
 Corynephage beta vir (alias Corynephage βvir)
 Corynephage β45
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage omega" (en. "", alias "Corynephage omega", "Corynephage ω")
 Corynephage omega c (alias Corynephage ωc)

 Familie nicht zugewiesen
 Unterfamilie nicht zugewiesen
 Gattung Ikedavirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus phi673 (wiss. Ikedavirus phi673)
 Corynebacterium-Phage phi673
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus phi674 (wiss. Ikedavirus phi674)
 Corynebacterium-Phage phi674
 Gattung Juiceboxvirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Juicebox (wiss Juiceboxvirus juicebox)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Juicebox
 Gattung Poushouvirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Poushou (wiss. Poushouvirus Poushou)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Colleen
 Corynebacterium-Phage Poushou
 Corynebacterium-Phage TouchMeNot
 Gattung Samwavirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Adelaide (wiss. Samwavirus adelaide, unterscheide Ephemerovirus adelaide, früher , , Familie: Rhabdoviridae)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Adelaide
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus SamW (wiss. Samwavirus samW)
 Corynebacterium-Phage SamW
 Corynebacterium-Phage Lederberg (unterscheide: Gattung Lederbergvirus, Morphotyp: Podoviren)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Troy
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus Dina (wiss. Samwavirus dina)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Dina
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus StAB (wiss. Samwavirus StAB)
 Corynebacterium-Phage StAB
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Phage Stiles (wiss. Samwavirus stiles)
 Corynebacterium-Phage Stiles
 Gattung Sasvirus
 Spezies Corynebacterium-Virus BFK20 (wiss. Sasvirus BFK20)
 Corynebacterium-Phage BFK20
 Gattung nicht zugewiesen
 Spezies "Arthrobacter-Phage phi AAU2" (en. "", alias "Corynebacterium-Phage phiAAU2", "Bacteriophage AAU2", "Bacteriophage FAAU2")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage Bran" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage CL31" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage EmiRose" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage IME1320_01" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-VI" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V2" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V3" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V4" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V5" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V6" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V7" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V8" (en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage LGCM-V9" (en. "")
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 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage phi16" (alias "Corynephage phi16", en. "")
 Spezies "Corynebacterium-Phage phiAAU2" (alias "" oder "Bacteriophage FAAU2")
 Spezies "Corynephage 304L"

Siehe auch
 Mykobakteriophagen (eine andere durch ihre Wirtsgattung informell klassifizierte Gruppe von Aktinobakteriophagen)

Anmerkungen

Einzelnachweise

Nicht-taxonomische Virusgruppe
Bakteriophage

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3 Things I Didn't Know About Heart Disease Until It Happened to Me
Wondering what life is like with heart disease? These three patients share their stories.
For some, heart disease is sudden and comes as a shock. For others, heart disease is a lifelong journey. Three patients, two diagnosed during adulthood and one as an infant, share their stories and what they've learned along the way.
You are your own advocate.
For Kirk Shenberger and his wife Jan, Kirk's heart disease was a shock. After a routine back surgery, Kirk spiked a fever of 102 at home and became delirious.
Jan was concerned and called the doctor's office only to be told by a Physician's Assistant that a fever after surgery was normal. "I really wanted the PA to say to me to get him to the hospital now," Jan said. "He didn't say that to me, but I [heard] a voice inside of me to take him to the hospital now."
Despite the PA's assurances that Kirk would be just fine, Jan took him to the ER anyway. Once there, they discovered he was having a heart attack. An emergency angiogram showed that two of his arteries were severely blocked.
"The cardiologist successfully put a stent in my husband's artery and saved his life," Jan said. "I know that if I wouldn't have listened to that voice, Kirk would have not lived through that night.
Life with heart disease can be normal.
Three days after Whitney was born, doctors noticed she didn't have a pulse in her legs. They weren't overly concerned, but they decided to check her heart anyway. And they were glad they did.
Whitney had severe aortic stenosis, a narrowing of the aortic valve that inhibited blood flow. She immediately underwent surgery and eventually had three open heart surgeries by the time she was 16 years old.
Now in her late 20s, beside yearly cardiologist visits and echocardiograms, Whitney's life is about as normal as it gets. Her cardiologist says she has at least one more open heart surgery in the future, but stand her next to any other young woman, and you probably wouldn't see much of a difference.
"My parents did a fantastic job of making my childhood and teen years normal," Whitney said, "and adulthood has been your pretty typical American experience as well. I went to college, got a job, got married, and had a baby. Even my pregnancy was smooth sailing, and that's always kind of up for grabs with heart patients whether it's going to affect their heart or not. Heart patients all have different experiences, but I think overall, you can find ways to work with your limitations and still live a great life."
Finding the right doctor is essential.
Jamie Senior was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy at 25 years old. He was on the phone with his boss when he suddenly had difficulty breathing. The next thing he knew, he was waking up on the floor surrounded by EMTs. When Jamie became unresponsive over the phone, His boss had the foresight to call 911 and send them to his house.
After a visit to the ER, he was released and told to see his doctor immediately for an echocardiogram. He was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and given medicine that was supposed to help. But when Jamie never got back to feeling normal, he kept searching for a doctor who offered more effective treatment.
After going through several doctors and different forms of treatment, Jamie finally met up with his current cardiologist. This doctor recommended a brand new form of treatment that wasn't out of trial yet, and even though it took several tries, the treatment proved successful.
Although Jamie has to have regular visits to monitor his pacemaker and occasionally update the device, he says his overall health is much better and he attributes it to finding his cardiologist and his cardiac electrophysiologist, another doctor on his care team.
"Between [these two doctors]," says Jamie, "they take the time they need to spend with you in your visit, it's not about in and out, rushing you, getting your copay, getting the money. They make sure that they take the time and find what they need to find and check you out completely, answer your questions, make sure you understand what's going on with your heart."
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1925 - N I Bukharin: "Enrich yourselves"
Excerpt from a report to a conference of Moscow party activists: "On the New Economic Policy and Our Tasks"
...Among the working class and within our party we find comrades whose attitude towards the peasantry resembles narrow craft unionism: what, they ask, has the countryside to do with us? This way of thinking must be abandoned, for there is nothing so harmful at the present moment as failure to understand that our industry depends on the peasant market.
Socialist industry depends on quantitative and qualitative changes in peasant demand. And what does demand from the peasant economy mean? The peasant economy presents two kinds of demand: consumer demand, i.e., demand for textiles, cottons, etc., and productive demand, i.e., demand for agricultural implements and for all kinds of means of production.
What determines the agricultural sector's consumer demand, i.e., what determines, say, the quantity of textiles demanded by the peasantry? It depends on the condition and rate of development of the peasant economy.
The effective demand of the peasantry is determined primarily by the state of the peasant economy, its level, and the development of its productive forces. This demand will expand in proportion to the extent that productive demand develops, i.e., to the degree that the peasantry improves its economy, moves it forward, introduces more and better equipment, raises the level of farming techniques, improves methods of cultivation, etc. etc. It is quite clear from this that a process of accumulation is needed in the peasant economy, so that rather than everything being wasted and consumed, part of the resources will be used for the purchase of agricultural implements, etc.
Even now certain remnants of war-communist relations can be found in our country, which are hindering to our further growth. One of these is the fact that the prosperous upper stratum of the peasantry, and the middle peasants, who are also striving for prosperity, are currently afraid to accumulate. This leads to the position where the peasant is afraid to buy an iron roof for fear that he will be declared a kulak; if he buys a machine, he makes certain that the communists do not see it. Advanced technology has become a matter for conspiracy. Thus, on the one hand the prosperous peasant is unhappy because we prevent him from accumulating and hiring labourers; on the other hand the village poor, the victims of overpopulation, sometimes grumble at us for preventing them from hiring themselves out to this same prosperous peasant.
An excessive fear of hired labour, fear of accumulation, fear of a capitalist peasant stratum, etc., can lead us to adopt an incorrect economic strategy in the countryside. We are too eager to tread on the toes of the prosperous peasant. But this means that the middle peasant is afraid to improve his farm and lay himself open to heavy administrative pressure; while the poor peasant complains that we are preventing him from selling his labour power to the rich peasant, etc.
...Overall, we need to say to the entire peasantry, to all its different strata: enrich yourselves, accumulate, develop your farms. Only idiots can say that the poor must always be with us. We must now implement a policy which will result in the disappearance of poverty.


John Lapwood the new Village Agent for Leigh-on-Mendip gave a short presentation on his role in the village and provided posters and flyers for distribution as necessary. The Clerk stated that she had already spoken to the new Village Agent for Stoke St Michael who had requested that her details were inserted into the Village Magazine and the Clerk asked Mr Lapwood to provide his information so that these too can be inserted in the magazine. It was noted that regular updates will be provided for inclusion in the magazine by the agents.
Mr and Mrs Lapwood were thanked for attending and left the meeting.
This item was brought forward on the agenda in order to discuss the provision of Utility Services to St Giles' Church.
CC reported that he had responded to an email from the Solicitor. As a result of the position of the sewage pipe a retraction of the cemetery restriction was being sought. It was understood that a restrictive covenant was not enforceable and that this would be replaced by an uplift clause.
It has been established that 44% of the land cannot be used for burial or cremation ashes and the Council wish therefore to keep their options open for the future but would have no intention of selling that land.
GH presented a short paper on the provision of utility services to the church where it will be necessary to provide water and sewerage services. Options have been discussed and given the close proximity of a Wessex Water main sewer, disposal of waste water has been agreed by this route. The recommended route for the new pipework/cabling is from Bellfield, running adjacent to the existing sewer in the planned new cemetery and then eastwards to the church under the Drang. It is proposed to install two outside taps one in the new cemetery and one at the rear of the church.
The PCC is requesting a letter from the Parish Council (after purchase of the land) giving permission for excavating the trench and installing the pipework across the land and access afterwards in respect of any later maintenance.
GH was thanked for his attendance and left the meeting.
Councillor Vacancies – a notice of vacancies had been placed in the village magazine, on the Facebook page and on the website. CC will find the previous notices used and AB will laminate these.
Path to the rear of the church – the Clerk had notified MDC about the condition of the path which leads to the churchyard and cemetery and had spoken to the Landscape Group also. So far there has been no response. A meeting is to be arranged with Sue Church from MDC to discuss this and other grounds maintenance matters.
Finger posts – Chris Ingrem has stated that work is scheduled to take place in the spring. The certificate and badge of completion of the course which the Clerk had received were passed to PF.
Defibrillator – the training will take place on 21 September at 7.30 p.m. in the Memorial Hall. The Clerk provided an update on the list of those attending. DM stated that he is currently the guardian but would like to spread the responsibility and hopes to find volunteers at the training.
· MDC discussed the introduction of CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) which is unlikely to happen until at least 2020.
· Devolution: presentation at Council on what this means for the South West.
· Boundary update: this will mean some movement of ward boundaries. Out for consultation at present.
The Park Hayes Development was discussed. CC remarked that in theory the Parish could claim the S106 money as a contribution towards compensation for the loss of open space and a piece of land has been identified for use as community space. Holcombe has recently received S106 funding for a similar scheme and AT agreed to speak to the Clerk at Coleford and Holcombe to see what process took place.
The above application was discussed. It was proposed by DM. seconded by DS and agreed by a majority decision to support the application as the situation remains little changed if condition 2 is removed. However it appears that the occupants are using more of the access land, which is a right of way, due to changes in car parking to the south of the annexe. This is not currently captured on the planning documents and these should be updated to acknowledge this.
2016/1441/FUL Two new dwellings – land at Leigh Street, Leigh-on-Mendip for Mark Moss – pending consideration.
Financial Statement - the statement to 19.09.16 was approved.
The Clerk had been in contact with MDC and had spoken to Sue Church who is in charge of maintenance. Two other people deal with memorials and assets. The Clerk will send a copy of her survey to Sue Church and make arrangements to meet with her at the churchyard. The survey needs to be updated as several families have come forward to refurbish their family gravestones. The situation regarding the stone slab outside the Priests Door also needs to be resolved.
The S106 contribution to the village should be in the region of £15,500.
It was agreed that CC would go back to the landowner with which discussions have already taken place and suggest that the area be used as a football pitch.
It was agreed that discussions should also take place with the landowner of the other two identified areas.
It was agreed that all Councillors would review Financial Regulations, Code of Conduct and Standing Orders.
It was agreed that any issues should be raised before the next meeting so that the various policies can be signed off at the meeting.
Highways – two road closures which are on the website. 3 – 14 October Townsend to allow drainage upgrades. Bottom of Pitten Street to be closed towards the end of October for five days for infill of hole and pothole patching..
Recreation Field – building of new shed has commenced. Commencement of work on pump track now delayed until the spring of 2017. VT was informed that the Council are holding a budget of £1500 as a contribution. Various quotations are being sought for materials.
Memorial Hall – new flooring has been laid in the gents and disabled toilets. AGM will take place on 7 November.
School – Owl Babies are now part of the school and plans are ongoing to become a Primary school.
Quarry – presentation took place in the Village Hall last week to local Councils giving details of planned expansion. A public consultation will be held in due course. It was agreed that we should insist that the majority of any proposed community funding paid per tonne should be allocated to Leigh-on-Mendip with the balance going to the other surrounding parishes as the majority of the quarry, and it's resultant impact, falls in the Leigh-on-Mendip Parish.
· Laura Jeffrey – Marketing Consultant reference Wells Cathedral School's new concert venue Cedars Hall.
The next meeting will be on Monday 17 October 2016 at 7.00 p.m. in the Memorial Hall.


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