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How much is the Naruto manga worth?
By Malcolm Wardle Posted on November 10, 2022
So that means if each volume is 8-10 bucks depending on where you live plus tax it would cost around, $360.00-$450.00 not including tax to catch up/own all the manga so far.
What happens in chapter 700 of Naruto?
How rich is the creator of Naruto?
Is Kishimoto Alive 2021?
When did Naruto End chapter?
Which Naruto series has 700 episodes?
Thus, there is no Episode 700 since the Original run and Shippuden are seperate series. Total episode count of Naruto finished at 720 Episodes.
Udon and Moegi inform the current Hokage of his son's prank on the Hokage Rock. Naruto arrives to stop his son's hijinks from where the Kage Summit takes place. Both Iruka and Konohamaru note the similarities between the father and son.
Is Naruto the most popular manga?
The best-selling manga magazine (and best-selling comic magazine) is Weekly Shōnen Jump, with over 7.5 billion copies sold….At least 100 million copies and above.
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No. of collected volumes
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Masashi Kishimoto Net Worth: Masashi Kishimoto is a Japanese manga artist who has a net worth of $20 million. Masashi Kishimoto was born in Nagi, Okayama, Japan in November 1974. He is best known for creating the manga series Naruto.
What is the number 1 selling manga?
Eiichiro Oda's written popular manga series "One Piece" stands at the top of the list with the highest numbers of sales crossing 500 million copies.
Kishimoto ain't dead. It was some fake news spreading around the internet and apparently, people believed it but it is not true, no. Thatk you for asking this question instead of just believing it and spreading it as fake news.
Was Naruto inspired by HXH?
When the serialization of Naruto started, he took inspiration from Togashi sensei's Hunter x Hunter, especially when it came to facial expressions. Apart from these, Hunter x Hunter has also inspired plenty of minor aspects in Naruto.
On November 10, 2014, the manga series Naruto ended its 15-year run in the weekly Shōnen Jump.
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Would I have a reasonable cause of action to consider suing a science centre for violating disability rights law?
As someone who is both totally blind and hard-of-hearing, I rely on tactile feedback a lot. I live in Oregon, and I heard that a new exhibit was going to be stationed permanently, so I wouldn't have to travel far. Yet, this website claims that they want to have Space Shuttle Endeavour under maximum conservation:
http://californiasciencecenter.org/exhibits/air-space/space-shuttle-endeavour
I was really disappointed because I was hoping to touch every inch of it, including walk inside of it and experience every detail firsthand. That way, if the audio or Braille information failed to clarify something, I could learn how certain parts and pieces moved to accomplish different tasks. People have various ways of learning, and one of them is through interaction and hands-on learning.
A sighted person can watch videos and pictures of how things move, a blind person wouldn't be able to see that, so they would need to be told, both auditory and tactile, how something moved.
I called the science centre's human resources department to file an internal grievance procedure, but I never heard back, so I contacted the US Department of Justice Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) hotline, who advised me to file a complaint if they didn't have any reasonable accommodations. Under title II of the ADA, all public entities, be it federal, state, local, private or non-profit, are obligated to modify any policy unless there are legitimate reasons to screen out a minority group. So I filed a complaint with the ADA DOJ, but I'm not sure if they will find it in my favour or the centre's favour.
I mean, if I blindfolded you, and I took you to a great place you've always wanted to experience, but when we got there, we learned that you can only perceive it by seeing - You have an option. You can take your blindfolds and experience it. A totally blind person wouldn't have that option, so they would have to either require the business to make an exception, like wearing gloves to avoid getting fingerprints, or something else entirely.
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Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been moved to chat. – feetwet♦ Apr 24 '18 at 7:21
If you really have this much energy/will to sue over ADA violations, please use it on all the awful inaccessible websites/services out there instead. – R.. GitHub STOP HELPING ICE Apr 25 '18 at 15:35
I think there's a reasonable argument to be made. ADA requires reasonable accommodations for disabilities, but there's always going to be a fight over what is reasonable.
What's pretty clear, though, is that the museum is not required to make accommodations that would "threaten or destroy the historic significance of an historic property." So they'd have to think about what accommodations they can make without endangering the exhibit. To me, anyway, asking to walk up and touch it with gloves sounds reasonable; asking them to build scaffolding so you can touch every inch of it that others can see does not sound reasonable.
But I'm not a conservator. It may be that even a gloved hand would endanger the exhibit. If that's the case, the accommodation is probably not a reasonable one, and you'd probably need to think about other possible compromises.
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The Smithsonian Guidelines for Accessible Exhibits at si.edu/Accessibility/SGAED says "Items essential to the exhibition's main theme must be accessible to people by tactile examination (e.g. touching artifacts, reproduction, models) and/or comprehensive audiodescription." Which suggests that there are other widely recognized accommodations other than touching original artifacts. – jeffronicus Apr 22 '18 at 18:50
Class actions are infamously complicated, and you would absolutely need a lawyer, as the courts won't certify the class if they aren't adequately represented. Generally, though, attorneys for the class would bring the lawsuit, ask the court to certify the class, and then fight with the defendant about whether the proposed class members are similar enough and numerous enough to justify a class action. It's a great way to make sure you don't get any satisfaction for a very long time. – bdb484 Apr 22 '18 at 19:21
I don't know whether it would make sense to have a class action in a public-accommodations case. If the idea is just to get the accommodation, that can probably be done in a way that ensures other blind people enjoy the same opportunity. Unless you're looking for monetary damages -- and I suspect they'd be negligible -- I don't see much benefit to having additional plaintiffs. – bdb484 Apr 22 '18 at 19:21
This answer seems to ignore the fact that the exhibit is mounted on a frame about 3m/15ft above the floor. No physical access is possible without lifting equipment and/or scaffolding. – David Richerby Apr 25 '18 at 14:26
So you're saying the accommodation would be unreasonable? – bdb484 Apr 25 '18 at 15:10
"Maximum conservation"
Museums rarely allow anyone except trained conservators to touch any exhibit. Besides the real risk of physical damage, human skin is covered with a cocktail of bacteria and chemicals which will attack the exhibit.
You can't touch the Mona Lisa, you can't touch the Declaration of Independence, you can't touch Tutankhamen's mummy and you can't touch the space shuttle Endeavour. Sorry.
@user6726 Given this photo, it appears "a gloved touch" would also require a scissor lift. Certainly no one, abled or otherwise, appears to be free to go inside. – ceejayoz Apr 22 '18 at 20:07
@user6726 because gloves don't decrease the risk to the object appreciably. – hobbs Apr 22 '18 at 21:32
Quite a few art museums allowed people to touch paintings- that's why several were broken by accidents. youtube.com/watch?v=cb9rjzIcPqE – user2617804 Apr 23 '18 at 1:36
Also the mere breathing from humans may also do physical damage snce it contains bactery and so on, so it is unlikely that you can be allwoed near enough to touch because your breath may be too near. – Walfrat Apr 23 '18 at 7:23
@HeavenlyHarmony - A full size replica? seriously? And I am just curious how they are supposed to let anyone into an exhibit that is suspended 15" off the ground? It amazes me that you feel that is actually a "reasonable" accommodation. – ed.hank Apr 24 '18 at 18:21
If they do not have a comprehensive audio description of what sighted people can see, then you might have cause, but the resolution would simply be to provide that audio description. It is unlikely that the ruling would force them to permit you to touch it, walk around inside or one it, or touch any of its controls because these actions may impact conservation of the artifact.
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The other answers here are good, but IMO are missing a key point.
The Shuttle Orbiter is currently displayed on a structure that appears to be ~20 feet off the ground (pictured below). As access to it, even for merely touching the exterior, appears to require heavy equipment like a scissor lift, being able to touch it seems unlikely to be deemed a "reasonable accommodation".
Alternative accommodations might include an text/audio description of the Orbiter, or a smaller physical, touchable model of the craft.
The interior of the spacecraft is neither viewable nor touchable by visitors of any kind. There's no access to accommodate in that regard - OP's desire to explore the interior is understandable, but it's a privilege not afforded any visitor, regardless of disability or lack thereof.
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(I'd originally noted this in a now-chatified comment.) – ceejayoz Apr 26 '18 at 18:43
In my opinion, no. However, my opinion is not backed by any legal expertise. It is based merely on common sense, my own sense of equity (someone wants to sue a non-profit museum...? why? what if the time, money and energy that will go into attacking and defending in court were instead spent on something that helps all visitors with a disability?) and a bit of google searching. I have assumed your question is hypothetical; but, if this is a real legal issue then you should probably ignore all of us and go ask a lawyer specializing in ADA cases. You may then obtain a more professional and definitive answer than you will from random strangers online.
The Americans with Disabilities Act US Government web site contains a manual covering public accommodations and commercial facilities. A museum is listed as a type of public accommodation regulated by this law.
At III-3.1000-III-3.2000 it is emphasized that the intention of the act is to integrate individuals with disabilities into the mainstream of society so that they can obtain the same opportunity offered to non-disabled people.
In III-3.3000 we learn the same opportunity does not mean the same outcome.
III-3.3000 Equality in participation/benefits. The ADA mandates an equal opportunity to participate in or benefit from the goods and services offered by a place of public accommodation, but does not guarantee that an individual with a disability must achieve an identical result or level of achievement as persons without disabilities.
ILLUSTRATION 1: Persons with disabilities must not be limited to certain performances at a theater.
ILLUSTRATION 2: An individual who uses a wheelchair may not be excluded from an exercise class at a health club because he or she cannot do all of the exercises and derive the same result from the class as persons without disabilities.
The ability to touch things in a museum is also provided as an illustration of a permissible separate or special program.
III-3.4100 Separate programs. A public accommodation may offer separate or special programs necessary to provide individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to benefit from the programs. Such programs must, however, be specifically designed to meet the needs of the individuals with disabilities for whom they are provided.
ILLUSTRATION 1: Museums generally do not allow visitors to touch exhibits because handling can cause damage to the objects. A municipal museum may offer a special tour for individuals with vision impairments during which they are permitted to touch and handle specific objects on a limited basis. (It cannot, however, exclude a blind person from the standard museum tour.)
Note that the wording of the illustration does not suggest that an opportunity must be created for a person to touch every object, but instead has language (specific objects; limited basis) consistent with recognizing a museum's stewardship duty to protect and preserve its collections for future visitors.
But this is simply what I noticed from reading a small part of a very large document. My opinion is only an opinion, and as I said earlier, not from any expert knowledge.
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Sources: Advisory council votes down Foundations at King
While the official vote results have not been released, the head of a group representing alumni of Martin Luther King High says their school's advisory council has recommended Mosaica Education over Foundations, Inc. to run King as a charter next year.
Alumni group supports the process
"The vote went to Mosaica," said Darran Whitfield, founder and president of the Martin Luther King Alumni Association, in a phone interview. Whitfield says he heard the news directly from members of King's School Advisory Council (SAC), who have been instructed by school district officials not to comment publicly on the vote.
A spokesperson for Foundations confirmed Whitfield's account. "I heard [the vote] was 8-1, in terms of numbers," in favor of Mosaica, said Executive Director of Communications John Henderson. Other sources close to the King SAC reported the same results.
Monday, Whitfield's group held a press conference at King to voice their support for Superintendent Arlene Ackerman's Renaissance process, designed to bring new management to chronically underperforming schools. The alumni group is not represented on King's School Advisory Council (SAC), but has been a frequent presence at King's Renaissance-related events, and helped organize a series of meetings between students and the charters.
Whitfield said his group intends to work closely with King's new management, no matter which of the two competing management organizations ultimately wins the contract. "We'll be working with them, and we'll be monitoring their progress," Whitfield said.
Foundations still hopes for Ackerman's choice
Henderson said he and his colleagues didn't hang their heads after learning of the King SAC's vote. "I know we weren't having a pity party. We didn't feel defeated," he said. Foundations, a nonprofit based in New Jersey, has had a contract to manage King in partnership with the district since 2003.
Henderson said he's still waiting for official confirmation of the vote from the district. And because the SAC votes are non-binding, there is still a chance that Ackerman will recommend Foundations over Mosaica. "We're still hoping – we're cautiously optimistic," said Henderson.
Foundations is also in the running to take over three other Renaissance schools, including two high schools, Olney East and Olney West, and Birney Elementary.
SRC votes Wednesday on the new King
Multiple attempts to get King SAC members to confirm the vote results were unsuccessful. "I think it was a very difficult decision for everyone, and that's all I'm going to say," said one, on condition of anonymity, citing a confidentiality agreement which all SAC members were required to sign. Among other things, the agreement holds that an SAC member can be held liable for any financial damages incurred by the district as a result of revealing confidential information.
SAC members at King and five other so-called "Renaissance Match" schools were instructed by district officials not to discuss their votes before the School Reform Commission meets this Wednesday. That's when Superintendent Arlene Ackerman plans to reveal her final choice of charter managers for all six Renaissance Match schools.
The SRC will vote that day on whether to approve Ackerman's selections, followed by a final authorizing vote in April.
A thrilling prospect
A spokesperson for Mosaica said the company has not heard anything official from the District, but would be "thrilled" if the vote results reported by the alumni group are accurate. "We think we can have a huge and very positive impact," said Senior Vice President Tom Keane.
Mosaica, a for-profit company based in Atlanta, runs dozens of schools in the United States, Asia and the Middle East. King, a neighborhood high school of over 1,000 students, would represent new territory for Mosaica: The company has never run an American high school on its own, though from 2001 – 2004 it helped run the Hardy Williams Academy Charter School.
The Hardy Williams school allowed that contract to expire because it had developed its own administrative capacity and no longer needed the company's comprehensive package of administrative supports, according to Michael Frattone, legal counsel for the school. The school then contracted with Edison Schools Inc. to provide a more limited set of administrative support.
Mosaica is competing for contracts at all six Renaissance Match schools: King, Birney, Olney East and West, Gratz High, and Clymer Elementary.
Whitfield said the alumni group takes no official position as to whether Mosaica or Foundations would serve King better. Opinions differ among alums on that score, he said, but he trusts Ackerman to make the right call in the end. The group called its press conference in part to express support for Ackerman and her handling of teacher Hope Moffett, who faces dismissal for helping students at Audenried High protest the Renaissance process. "The fact is, [the students] were unsupervised" and exposed to danger while protesting, he said, rejecting allegations that Ackerman's response has been unnecessarily heavy-handed.
What the alumni group also agrees on, Whitfield said, is that its task for the year to come is to keep a close eye on King's new administration, helping it where necessary and holding it to its promises. "They've got to remember, just because you're first string this year doesn't mean that next year, you won't be riding the bench," he said.
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At the first Sudden Death round of the Jack Link's Major League Fishing 2013 GEICO Challenge Cup on Florida's Lake Istokpoga gets closer, all eyes are glued to "The Weather Channel" as steaming cups of coffee are sipped by the anglers before the morning's launch.
Glued there as anglers hope to catch the latest on the approaching tropical menace named Hurricane Sandy, a storm that pummeled Cuba with winds of more than 100-miles per hour.
With Sandy's outer bands approaching Florida, the first six Sudden Death competitors are hoping for the best as forecasters warn of squally weather, heavy rain bands, gale force wind gusts, and the potential for limited windows of good fishing opportunities as the day wears on at Istokpoga.
"We've had them all week," said MLF pro Gary Klein of the windy conditions. "The hurricane has developed and is now a Cat 2 and it is coming up the East Coast and it really is affecting us.
"I don't know what the outcome is going to be, but I do know that everyone of these anglers is going to be doing what they do best.
"Nobody that qualifies today (for the championship round) is going to get it handed to them, they're going to have to earn it."
Despite the ominous clouds gathering on the southeastern horizon, Klein remains highly optimistic that the group of anglers fishing in Zone 2 will get things figured out quickly.
Especially since they probably HAVE to do so given the forecast and the 20-pound cutline that exists.
"Obviously, I'm going to try to be the first across the cutline," Klein laughed when asked what his game plan was for the day. "That's the big deal here today (to us) and 20 pounds is the mark."
Is such a mark doable? Klein shrugs his shoulders and notes that the field has endured stiff northeasterly and easterly winds all week, first from an early week cold frontal passage and now from the approach of a hurricane.
"We have some really extraordinary conditions," the MLF co-founder and Texas pro conceded. "We're on a really good Florida lake that has a really good population of fish in it (as we've seen).
"However, we keep getting pounded by this hurricane that is coming up the East Coast. And we've got some pretty adverse conditions, sunshine (one minute), thunderstorms (the next) and high winds."
But like golfers competing on a highly difficult U.S. Open golf course where the rough is high, greens are lightning fast, and scores are barely over par, Klein says that days like this are what makes a Major League Fishing pro what they are: anglers with the ability to compete anywhere in the bass fishing world under even the most adverse conditions.
And like golf fans glued to their television sets for the nation's championship each June, he also thinks that fans of Major League Fishing will greatly enjoy what they see as the Outdoor Channel cameras cover the action.
Even if the anglers don't enjoy it very much.
"I think today is the kind of day where we're going to have to dodge the bullet a couple of times throughout the day," said Klein, one of the sport's legendary pros with an astounding 77 Top-10 finishes under his belt. "But it is the same for everybody.
"We've got a pretty strong group and all of us have caught fish to get here and we know what we're looking for. We have baits that we have confidence in."
One thing Klein is certain of is that he and the other five semi-finalists had better get a good read on the fish early on in the day.
"I think today is going to be one of those days where you can't sit back and wait for things to develop," said the 29-time Bassmaster Classic qualifier. "The interesting thing is that during (our other competitions), the third period is the period where guys figure it out or the fish start biting.
"It seems like some of the greatest "come-from-behind" or "get-further-ahead" runs have come in the third period. But we may not have that third period available to us if three guys get to 20 pounds quick."
Will that alter his strategy from Elimination Round?
"There's going to be a little bit of strategy involved," said Klein. "I've been catching most of my fish on moving baits here. I caught the majority of my fish (in the Elimination Round) on a spinnerbait. And my best bite was in the first two periods.
"Hopefully I can kind of carry that into this round and not only find a few fish (early), but obviously, catch enough to get me over the hump."
"Traditionally down here in Florida, I fish a lot of target oriented baits - pitching, flipping, back up in the cover where the fish kind of have a tendency to set up a little bit," said Klein, an eight-time winner on the B.A.S.S. tournament trail with nearly $2 million in career earnings.
"But when you're fishing in Florida, you can have a tremendous system like this coming through and everything is moving, the weeds are moving, the cattails are moving, and everything is moving.
"So the fish get real skittish, they might get further back in where the water is calmer. So the guys that bury their boats (in such places) may still be able to catch those kinds of fish (that we expect in Florida)."
Klein says that as Sandy approaches, he will cover water, make good on-the-water decisions as quickly as he can, and slow down when he gets into good areas.
"In my previous round, I couldn't really tell you that I was going to catch a fish on which cast," he said. "(But) I felt good about areas (although) I didn't know which angle or cast I was going to get the bite on.
"So I was really trying to be thorough, especially when I saw something that sparked my interest. When I did, I would slow down and try to make a lot of casts in that area."
He hopes to do so again, even as Cat 2 Hurricane Sandy comes calling.


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To handle used batteries, keep them upright and place them in a sturdy box or plastic container when transporting them for recycling. AAA says if the battery case is cracked or leaking, put it in a leak-proof container. Also do not smoke near or expose the batteries to an open flame, and make certain they will not shift and tip over in a moving vehicle.
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House of Commons debates
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Apprenticeship Starts
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What assessment he has made of trends in the level of apprenticeship starts since the introduction of the apprenticeship levy.
Higher Education: Part-time and Mature Students
What steps his Department is taking to tackle the decreasing number of part-time and mature students in higher education.
Sixth-Form Colleges: Funding
What recent assessment he has made of the adequacy of funding for sixth-form colleges.
What recent assessment he has made of outcomes for children in need.
What steps he is taking to improve basic skills.
Church of England Free School: South Birmingham
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What progress has been made on plans for a new Church of England free school in south Birmingham.
Safeguarding for 16 and 17-year-olds
What recent assessment he has made of the quality of safeguarding for 16 and 17-year-olds.
Further Education Providers: Funding
Whether he plans to increase funding for further education providers; and if he will make a statement.
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What assessment he has made of the effect of the self-contribution charge of £200 under the disabled students' allowance on trends in the level of students applying for that allowance.
Social Mobility Action Plan
What steps he has taken to improve social mobility since the publication of the Social Mobility Action Plan.
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What assessment he has made of the effect of the Government's policy on funded childcare on the financial viability of childcare settings.
Topical Questions
If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.
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We come now to tributes to the late Baroness Jowell, former Member of Parliament for Dulwich and West Norwood. While there is not time today for many right hon. or hon. Members to speak, I know...
Schools That Work For Everyone
(Urgent Question): To ask the Secretary of State for Education if he will make a statement on the Government's response to the Schools That Work For Everyone consultation.
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On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. Earlier today, the High Court in Belfast ruled that a civil servant who had granted planning permission for an incinerator in Mallusk in County Antrim...
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Motion made, and Question put forthwith ( Standing Order No. 83A(7)), That the following provisions shall apply to the Haulage Permits and Trailer Registration Bill [Lords]: Committal (1) The...
Haulage Permits and Trailer Registration Bill [Lords] (Money)
Queen's recommendation signified. Motion made, and Question put forthwith ( Standing Order No. 52(1)(a)), That, for the purposes of any Act resulting from the Haulage Permits and Trailer...
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With the leave of the House, I will take motions 4 to 9 together. Motion made, and Question put forthwith ( Standing Order No. 118(6)),
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That the draft Double Taxation Relief (Switzerland) Order 2018, which was laid before this House on 29 March, be approved. That the draft Double Taxation Relief (Base Erosion and Profit...
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Motion made, and Question proposed, That this House do now adjourn.—(Rebecca Harris.)
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Kyabje Kalu Rinpoche (1905 - 10 de mayo de 1989) fue un lama budista, maestro de meditación, erudito y profesor. Fue uno de los primeros maestros tibetanos en enseñar en Occidente. En las fuentes francesas se transcribe como Kalou Rinpoche.

Biografía

Primeros años y profesores
Kalu Rinpoche nació en 1905 durante el año de la serpiente de madera femenina del calendario lunar tibetano en el distrito de Treshö Gang chi Rawa en la región de Hor de Kham, en el este del Tíbet.

Cuando Kalu Rinpoche tenía quince años, fue enviado a comenzar sus estudios superiores en el monasterio de Palpung, el principal centro de la escuela Karma Kagyü. Permaneció allí durante más de una década, tiempo durante el cual dominó el vasto cuerpo de enseñanza que forma la base filosófica de la práctica budista y completó dos retiros de tres años.

Aproximadamente a la edad de veinticinco años, Kalu Rinpoche dejó Palpung para perseguir la vida de un yogui solitario en los bosques de Khampa. Durante casi quince años, se esforzó por perfeccionar su comprensión de todos los aspectos de las enseñanzas y se hizo famoso en las aldeas y entre los nómadas como representante del camino del Bodhisattva.

Actividad docente en el Tíbet
Kalu Rinpoche regresó a Palpung para recibir las enseñanzas finales de Drupon Norbu Dondrup, quien le confió la excepcional transmisión de la enseñanza del Shangpa Kagyu. Por orden de Situ Rinpoche, fue nombrado Maestro de Vajra del gran salón de meditación del Monasterio de Palpung, donde durante muchos años dio empoderamientos y enseñanzas.

Durante la década de 1940, Kalu Rinpoche visitó el Tíbet central con el grupo de Situ Rinpoche, y allí enseñó extensamente. Entre sus discípulos se encontraba Reting Rinpoche, regente del Tíbet durante la infancia del decimocuarto Dalái Lama.

Al regresar a Kham, Kalu Rinpoche se convirtió en el abad del centro de meditación asociado con Palpung y el maestro de meditación del decimosexto Gyalwa Karmapa. Permaneció en esa posición hasta que la situación en el Tíbet lo obligó a exiliarse a la India.

En exilio
Kalu Rinpoche dejó el Tíbet y se dirigió a Bután en 1955, antes de establecer un monasterio en Sonada, Darjeeling en 1965. El monasterio estaba cerca de Rumtek, la sede de Rangjung Rigpe Dorje, decimosexto Karmapa.

A fines de la década de 1960, Kalu Rinpoche comenzó a atraer discípulos occidentales a la India. En los años 1970, enseñaba extensamente en las Américas y Europa, y durante sus tres visitas a Occidente fundó centros de enseñanza en más de una docena de países. En Francia, estableció el primer centro de retiros para enseñar los retiros tradicionales de tres años de los linajes Shangpa y Karma Kagyu a estudiantes occidentales.

Controversia

June Campbell, una ex monja Kagyu que es feminista académica, actuó como traductora de Kalu Rinpoche durante varios años. En su libro Traveller in Space: Gender, Identity and Tibetan Buddhism,  escribe que consintió en participar en lo que luego se dio cuenta de que era una relación sexual abusiva con él, que él le dijo que era una práctica espiritual tántrica. Campbell plantea el mismo tema en varias entrevistas, incluida una con la revista Tricycle en 1996. Desde que se publicó el libro, ha recibido «cartas de mujeres de todo el mundo con experiencias similares y peores» con otros gurús.

Segundo Kalu Rinpoche
A las 15:00 horas del miércoles 10 de mayo de 1989, Kalu Rinpoche murió en su monasterio de Sonada. El 17 de septiembre de 1990, nació Tulku de Rinpoche en Darjeeling, India, de Lama Gyaltsen y su esposa Drolkar. Lama Gyaltsen había servido desde su juventud como su secretario.

El ex Kalu Rinpoche, él mismo, eligió a través de quién vendría a este mundo. El Tai Situpa Pema Tönyö Nyinje reconoció oficialmente al yangsi (reencarnación joven) de Kalu Rinpoche el 25 de marzo de 1992, explicando que había recibido señales definitivas del propio Kalu Rinpoche. Situ Rinpoche envió una carta de reconocimiento con Lama Gyaltsen al XIV Dalái Lama, quien inmediatamente confirmó el reconocimiento.

El 28 de febrero de 1993, Yangsi Kalu Rinpoche fue entronizado en Samdrup Tarjayling. El Tai Situpa y Goshir Gyaltsap presidieron la ceremonia, asistidos por el discípulo de Kalu Rinpoche, Bokar Tulku Rinpoche. El Tai Situpa realizó la ceremonia del corte de cabello y otorgó al joven tulku el nombre de Karma Ngedön Tenpay Gyaltsen - («Estandarte de la Victoria de las Enseñanzas del Verdadero Significado»). Ahora se le conoce como el Segundo Kalu Rinpoche. (En los Estados Unidos, la organización Kagyu, Karma Triyana Dharmachakra, reconoce a Yangsi Kalu Rinpoche (1990 al presente) como el tercer Kalu Rinpoche; y Kalu Rinpoche figura como el segundo Kalu Rinpoche).

En el otoño de 2011, Kalu Yangsi dio una charla en la Universidad de British Columbia en Vancouver. Al final de la charla, un estudiante de la audiencia preguntó por su perspectiva sobre el abuso sexual y la sexualización de niños en Occidente. Kalu reveló que fue abusado, hizo una pausa y luego se derrumbó, revelando por primera vez que había sido abusado sexualmente a la edad de 12 por monjes mayores del monasterio al que asistía. Poco después, publicó un video en YouTube para que la historia no se convirtiera en un chisme sin fundamento.

Bibliografía

 Foundations of Tibetan Buddhism, Snow Lion Publications, 2004,
 Luminous Mind : Fundamentals of Spiritual Practice, Wisdom Publications, 1996,
 Gently Whispered: Oral Teachings by the Very Venerable Kalu Rinpoche, Station Hill Press, 1995,
 Excellent Buddhism: An Exemplary Life, Clearpoint Press, 1995,
 Profound Buddhism: From Hinayana to Vajrayana, Clearpoint Press, 1995,
 Secret Buddhism: Vajrayana Practices, Clearpoint Press, 2002,
 The Dharma: That Illuminates All Beings Like the Light of the Sun and the Moon, State University of New York Press, 1986,
 The Dharma: That Illuminates All Beings Like the Light of the Sun and the Moon, State University of New York Press, 1986,

Véase también

 Monasterio de Salugara

Notas

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 When two masters meet Kalu Rinpoche of Tibet and the Korean Zen master Seung Sahn
 International Shangpa Kagyu Network

 Monasterios y centros fundados por Kalu Rinpoche

 Kagyu Tekchen Choling, Argentina
 Kagyu Pende Gyamtso, Brasil
 Kagyu Kunkhyab Chuling, Canadá
 Kagyu Thubten Chöling Monastery, Wappingers Falls, NY, EE.UU.
 Kagyu Dzamling Kunchab, Nueva York, NY, EE.UU.
 Kagyu Droden Kunchab, CA, EE.UU.
 Dashang Kagyu Ling, Francia
 Karma Ling Institute, Francia
 Centro Milarepa, Italia
 Kagyu Changchub Chuling, Portland, Oregón, EE.UU.
 Kagyu Tenjay Choling, Vermont, Estados Unidos
 Karma Rimay O Sal Ling, Maui, Hawái, EE.UU.
 Dag Shang Kagyu, España
 Kagyu Shenpen Kunchab, Santa Fe, NM EE.UU.
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Izvestia: Unified State Exam assignments to be personalized
By community on June 26, 2019
The article originally published on unkniga.ru
There are plans to personalize Basic State Exam and Unified State Examination assignments, Izvestia reports. This task was formulated in the government's report to the Federal Assembly on the policy in the area of education, which Izvestia journalists were introduced to.
By Anna Ivushkina
The innovation will help address the issue of copying and "leaking" the answers and reduce criticism of the unified state examinations. Similar AI-based technologies can be used during the School Olympics, according to experts interviewed by Izvestia.
The idea of computerizing USE and BSE exams is recorded in the Report as one of the top priority tasks aimed at improving and developing general education. It is expected to enable "automatic generation of personalized variants of the testing and assessment materials", as stated in the document.
Never Before, Never Again
A year ago Rosobrnadzor (Federal Education Supervision Agency) officials told Izvestia they would like to try computerizing the exams in information science. The authorities said the new form of examination would pass "a broad public and professional discussion". The model can be recommended for use in the Unified State Examination system once the watchdog makes sure there is sufficient infrastructure available to ensure equal conditions to students in all regions. Rosobrnadzor expects the new examination to be implemented by 2022.
The agency also reported it expects to move to automated assessment of all Unified State Examination assignments by 2030.
So far it is unknown when the transition to personalized examination materials will become possible. The officials promised Izvestia a more detailed response later.
Today USE and BSE are taken in writing, by filling a paper form with a black gel-ink pen. The works are then scanned, with the computer checking the test part and human experts checking the detailed answers.
On Monday it was announced that a Gymnasium 3 graduate in Astrakhan failed the exam after his work could not be scanned due to a technical error and was not counted by the expert committee. The student therefore received zero point and will have to retake the exam. This situation would be less likely if the examination were taken on a computer.
The existing examination model has quite a few physical vulnerabilities, says Timur Sadykov, head of the Artificial Intelligence, Neural Technologies and Business Analytics Laboratory at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.
– The two biggest technical issues with the Unified State Examination — "leaked" assignments and copying — can be addressed by increasing the number of assignment variants, though this is only an interim solution. A fully personified examination would be the radical measure, rendering copying the answers useless, while any leaked USE variant would be guaranteed to differ from what a student would see at the exam, the expert believes.
However, when formation of the assignments and generation of the reference solutions would be offloaded to artificial intelligence, the teachers would find it increasingly hard to motivate the students for a deeper knowledge of the disciplines and emphasize the value of knowledge in general, Timur Sadykov added.
Check It Yourself
The computer testing model needed to introduce personalized state examination assignments is not possible without a powerful artificial intelligence to create and verify the assignments, says Alexander Borodich founder of Universa Blockchain project.
– A system that powerful and complex must be secured against hacking and attacks, making sure the results cannot be compromised. The best way to ensure security would be to use the distributed ledger technology, which allows keeping data invariable unless all the nodes on the network agree to modify it. That is, even if a server gets hacked, the intruders will not be able to forge the results, the expert explained to Izvestia.
A similar AI-based system could be used at School Olympics to identify and encourage the most talented children, Irina Abankina, director of Education Development Institute at NRU-HSE.
– The demand for programs like this exists. First of all, corruption has unfortunately infiltrated the Olympic movement, and computerized checking would ensure unbiased assessment. And second, there is a problem selecting the assignments of more or less the same difficulty. AI is better than humans at tackling this issue, she remarked.
Earlier Izvestia reported that this year schools in several pilot areas would receive USE examination assignments strictly over secure online channels; next year most educational institutions in the country would switch to this distribution mechanism. This was announced by Anzor Muzaev, Deputy Chairman Rosobrnadzor.
Unified State Examinations country-wide are broadcast online for several years now. Live video feeds from the classrooms are available to online observers, with the portal allowing recording any violations in real time. The broadcasts are available from 93% of the classrooms. The rest are used by students with special health needs, as they are given more relaxed rules. For example, the graduates are allowed to bring food, the exam time is extended by 90 minutes, and they can leave the classrooms. To prevent numerous false reports of violations, no live broadcasts are provided from these classrooms, but the footage becomes available for viewing after the exams.
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Google Play Store is the primary destination for Android users which satisfies all our needs for apps and games, but it's not only the place. Sometimes you might not find the app in the Google Play store that you are looking for because of its vast collection of apps and some apps are not localized in your region. There we have many other alternative app stores that are safe to visit.
The secondary app marketplaces also offer paid apps for free and other money-saving offers. They also host a large number of apps. Actually, in Android, the installation of apps from any other source (third party) rather than the Google play store is blocked by default. So, first, you have to do is to enable the third party app installation, Go to Settings to open Security and then Tap on "Unknown sources" to enable it. Now let you install apps from outside of Google Play.
Following are the Alternatives of Google Play Store.
Aptoide was launched in 2009. The alternative app market offers over 350,000 apps. And have 150 billion users worldwide. Aptoide provides the open source version of its store. This Android market alternative is translated into more than 40 languages. It is the Play Store with a well-designed user interface. Aptoide is not only available for smartphones and tablets, but also for smart TV and Set-top boxes.
ApkMirror does not access the paid apps. It only hosts a large number of free apps. The users have to go their website for APK downloads because of it's not an android app. ApkMirror has user-friendly interface among all other app stores. You can find specific apps using the search bar. In this, all apps are arranged in chronologically. It has an ability to get the old version of apps.
Amazon App Store was launched in 2011 by Amazon. It was started with 3,800 apps and games and now offers nearly 340,000 apps. Amazon App store "free app of the day" is the most popular feature to download paid apps for free. It is also called as Amazon underground. It stores 334,000 different types of apps. Every day a premium application is downloaded without paying a single penny. Amazon is one of the best alternative play store to download apps and all. If you want to download the Amazon app, you must have an Amazon account to use the service.
GetJar is one of the most popular and oldest websites. It provides a vast array of free apps. GetJar started its service in 2004. In 2014 china acquired the GetJar and provides 1 million apps across all mobile platforms. You can use this GetJar through web interface also. GetJar is the biggest open source Android and the ability to categorize all apps is really mind-blowing. Educations, Entertainment, Social are some of the categories of GetJar.
As compared to Google Store GetAPK doesn't have a great user interface. But it is one of the biggest stores for downloading the APK files. All apps are available freely in this store. You just search the name and download the APK file freely.
Uptodown is a website which is available in 12 languages. It also provides free downloading which means no payment system. It doesn't require you to a Google account access the apps. It is an official application for an Android and it has a news blog. It looks like a reliable Play Store alternative.
SlideMe is another app store which is preloaded with Open Source Project (OSP) OEM's. SlideMe provides free and premium apps in various categories to all around the world.
SlideMe is one of the most convenient marketplaces to developers based on the geographical locations.
AppBrain is a final destination for those who are searching for free premium apps. This website offers paid apps for free in a limited time. AppBrain offers both an app and a website to allow users to access its catalog. You need to sign up for the account using the AppBrain.
F-droid is one of the best apps in the world. This entire app and website is run by volunteers and relies on donations. F-droid easily accesses all the codes of the apps. F-droid has the ability to make the apps on its own. It contains only free apps. F-droid has free Open Source software (FOSS).
Mobogenie supports multiple languages and has the large database. Moboginie can be accessed globally. It doesn't require an account to access. It is a good android store to download apps and games for free. It has an intelligent system to suggest the best apps for use.
Opera is a well known and popular web browser, where it also offers an app marketplace within its self. It contains apps in APKs form for downloading and installation of apps easily.
In Spite of these Google Play Store Alternatives, You may also consider the following App Stores that have tons of Open Souce Apps and Popular Third Party Apks.


All the essential calculations required for advanced electrical installation work The Electrical Installation Calculations series has proved an invaluable reference for over forty years, for both apprentices and professional electrical installation engineers alike. The book provides a step-by-step guide to the successful application of electrical installation calculations required in day-to-day electrical engineering practice A step-by-step guide to everyday calculations used on the job An essential aid to the City & Guilds certificates at Levels 2 and 3 For apprentices and electrical installation engineers Now in its eighth edition, this book is in line with the amendments to the 17th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671:2008) and references the material covered in the Wiring Regulations throughout. The content also meets the requirements of the latest Level 3 Diploma qualifications from City & Guilds (including the 2365 and 2357). Essential calculations which may not necessarily feature as part of the requirements of the syllabus are retained for electrical installation engineers and students wishing to progress to higher levels of study. Key terms are explained in a glossary section and worked examples and exercises are included throughout the text. A complete question and answer section is included at the back of the book to enable readers to check their understanding of the calculations presented.
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The first week of former first lady Imelda Marcos' conviction for graft would likely pass without her being arrested, as the Sandiganbayan "deferred" the issuance of a warrant due to a pending plea for its consent to her pursuit of an appeal.
In a text message on Tuesday evening, Presiding Justice Amparo Cabotaje-Tang said that the court's Fifth Division would first hold on Nov. 16 a hearing on Imelda's "motion for leave of court to avail [herself] of postconviction remedies." The motion was dated Nov. 12.
If the court decides to release the arrest order, it may take place only after the hearing.
The Sandiganbayan on Nov. 9 found the 89-year-old widow of dictator Ferdinand Marcos guilty in seven graft cases filed against her from 1991 to 1995 in connection with Swiss foundations she and her husband established and used to stash more than $200 million abroad while serving as a government official.
The secret Marcos deposits had ballooned to $680 million by the time the dictator was toppled from power in 1986.
The court sentenced Marcos to a prison term of between six and 11 years for each of the seven counts for violating the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act.
The charges are bailable, but authorities have not moved to arrest Marcos in the absence of a warrant, prompting criticisms of double standard for the former first lady.
The motion for leave — filed by her new lawyer, former Government Corporate Counsel Manuel Lazaro — would try to justify Marcos' absence so she would be allowed to file an appeal and stave off her arrest.
Some lawyers have questioned why the warrant was not immediately issued.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson derided the deferment of the issuance of a warrant against Marcos, saying it told another story of privilege flouting the justice system.
"[If] it were an ordinary Juan or Juana de la Cruz without access to pricey lawyers, he or she would have been hauled to prison upon conviction and while awaiting appeal," he said in a text message.
But Lacson acknowledged that due process must be observed in the case of Marcos or anybody else.
Presiding Justice Tang said the court could still allow Marcos to post bail while appealing the verdict—depending on its ruling on her motion.


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Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals
Satoru Yokoyama, Jungho Kim, Shin ya Uchida, Tadao Miyamoto, Kei Yoshimoto, Jorge Riera, Noriaki Yusa, Ryuta Kawashima
Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer (IDAC)
Division of Developmental Research in Education Programs
Division of Brain Science
Neuroimaging studies of second language (L2) comprehension have reported that the low L2 proficiency of non-proficient learners is associated with greater brain activation in several regions due to the increased deployment of resources to process a not-so-familiar language. However, until now, no attention has been paid to the possibility that the non-proficiency of such learners can actually lead to insufficient use of brain regions where the first language (L1) speakers show increased brain activation. Here, our fMRI study found that the left middle temporal gyrus was less active during the L2 lexical decision of non-proficient Chinese learners of Japanese as L2 than during the L1 lexical decision of native Japanese speakers. Our results indicate that the difficulty experienced by non-proficient L2 learners in L2 lexical decision is due to their less active use of the left middle temporal gyrus, which is, contrastively, used actively by L1 speakers in their L1 lexical decision. These results in turn suggest that left middle temporal activation reflects whether or not the lexical information of L2 words is formed appropriately as part of the L2 mental lexicon.
Journal of Neurolinguistics
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.04.002
Left middle temporal gyrus
10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.04.002
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Lexical Decision Social Sciences 100%
Learner Social Sciences 50%
Leave Social Sciences 50%
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Attention Social Sciences 37%
Comprehension Social Sciences 25%
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Yokoyama, S., Kim, J., Uchida, S. Y., Miyamoto, T., Yoshimoto, K., Riera, J., Yusa, N., & Kawashima, R. (2009). Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals. Journal of Neurolinguistics, 22(5), 476-485. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.04.002
Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals. / Yokoyama, Satoru; Kim, Jungho; Uchida, Shin ya et al.
In: Journal of Neurolinguistics, Vol. 22, No. 5, 09.2009, p. 476-485.
Yokoyama, S, Kim, J, Uchida, SY, Miyamoto, T, Yoshimoto, K, Riera, J, Yusa, N & Kawashima, R 2009, 'Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals', Journal of Neurolinguistics, vol. 22, no. 5, pp. 476-485. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.04.002
Yokoyama S, Kim J, Uchida SY, Miyamoto T, Yoshimoto K, Riera J et al. Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals. Journal of Neurolinguistics. 2009 Sep;22(5):476-485. doi: 10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.04.002
Yokoyama, Satoru ; Kim, Jungho ; Uchida, Shin ya et al. / Left middle temporal deactivation caused by insufficient second language word comprehension by Chinese-Japanese bilinguals. In: Journal of Neurolinguistics. 2009 ; Vol. 22, No. 5. pp. 476-485.
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Expected operational date of new LNG terminal in Fujairah2018
Abu Dhabi's new gas routes
José Pereira, country representative of Partex Oil and Gas, talks to TOGY about Abu Dhabi's efforts to meet the rising demand for natural gas and the development of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques. Portugal's Partex Oil and Gas is one of the founding partners of Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Petroleum Operations (ADCO) and has worked in the local market for 75 years.
What challenges does ADCO face at the end of its first concession agreement with international operators?
In January 2014, ADCO's onshore concessions expired, ending the 75-year partnership between the participating operating companies and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. Since then, ADCO has operated the concessions alone, with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company as its sole shareholder. After a procurement period, ADCO began awarding new concession agreements from January 2015, the first of which was awarded to Total.
The main challenge facing ADCO is its target of 70-percent recovery, which is significantly higher than the industry average of 40 percent. ADCO must acquire technology either from shareholders or third parties in order to reach its targeted recovery rate.
ADCO is interested in piloting innovative EOR techniques and has considered using chemical EOR for its fields. Financially, the company has the balance sheet to facilitate investments in new technology, but applying it will prove the main challenge.
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Legenda:
      Promosso in Premijer Liga 2014-2015.
      Retrocesso in Druga liga FBiH.
      Escluso dal campionato.

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Tre punti a vittoria, uno a pareggio, zero a sconfitta.
 Classifica avulsa per evitare la retrocessione:Branitelj  10 6 3 1 2 9-4  (salvo)Igman       9 6 3 0 3 7-12 (salvo)Podgrmeč    9 6 3 0 3 9-15 (salvo)Budućnost   7 6 2 1 3 10-4 (retrocesso, poi ripescato)

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Voci correlate
 Campionato bosniaco di calcio
 Premijer Liga 2013-2014
 Prva liga Republike Srpske 2013-2014
 Kup Bosne i Hercegovine 2013-2014

Collegamenti esterni
 Scheda su RSSSF
 Scheda su futbol24
 Scheda su bari91
 Sito della Federazione FBiH

Calcio nel 2013
Calcio nel 2014
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