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The leader of the People's Party (Partido Popular or PP) in Extremadura has disputed a recent statement by the autonomous region's vice president, Pilar Blanco-Morales, that the Council of State has signed-off on a new bill which would allow the development of integrated resorts in the region.
Jose Antonio Monaga contends that the Council of State has "not fully assessed the entire text" of the Extremaduran Law for Large Leisure Complexes (Ley Extremeña de Grandes Instalaciones de Ocio or Legio), and has instead only looked at "general issues".
"I do not share the opinion of the vice president that the Council of State has given the OK and its blessing [to the legislation]," Monaga stated.
"Legally, it is not right for a public representative to say that, because I have the impression that this is not what the Council of State has said."
He affirms that while the council has made general recommendations, it is still in the process of analysing Legio "in depth".
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Presenting the 'Evidence'in the Case
In an attempt to substantiate their accusations against the Jews, the writers made the following arguments:
A) Jewish employees were warned not to come to work at the WTC on September 11
This claim, quickly accepted by the Arab media as incontrovertible fact, was the most salient "evidence" that the Jews were involved in the attacks. Syrian ambassador to Tehran Turky Muhammad Saqr said at a conference held at the Iranian Foreign Ministry: "Syria has documented proof of the Zionist regime's involvement in the September 11 terror attacks on the U.S.," and that "4,000 Jews employed at the WTC did not show up for work before the attack clearly attests to Zionist involvement in these attacks." [21] The conservative Iranian daily Kayhan also referred to this "fact": "It is known that 4,000 Jews worked at the WTC in New York and that these people did not come to work that day." [22]
Raed Salah wrote in Saut Al-Haqq Wa-Al-Hurriyya, "A suitable way was found to warn the 4,000 Jews who work every day at the Twin Towers to be absent from their work on September 11, 2001, and this is really what happened! Were 4,000 Jewish clerks absent [from their jobs] by chance, or was there another reason? At the same time, no such warning reached the 2,000 Muslims who worked every day in the Twin Towers, and therefore there were hundreds of Muslim victims." [23]The same numbers were also cited in an article by Syrian columnist Mu'taz Al-Khattib, who wrote in Al-Hayat that 4,000 Jews had been absent from the WTC building at the time of the incident. [24]
Dr. Gamal 'Ali Zahran, head of the political science faculty at Suez Canal University, Egypt, wrote in the Egyptian government daily Al-Ahram: "At the WTC, thousands of Jews worked in finance and the stock market, but none of them were there on the day of the incident. Out of 6,000 killed, of 65 nationalities from 60 countries, not one was a Jew!!" [25] Egypt's Sheikh Gamei'a told Al-Azhar University's unofficial web site, "On the news in the U.S. it was said that 4,000 Jews did not come to work at the WTC on the day of the incident...." [26]
Al-Manar gave further details: "The investigation of these attacks did not begin from the proper starting point; rather, it was swept away by public opinion, shaped by the American media which is controlled by the Jews.... Why did they inform the Jews that there was no further need for their services only three days before the attacks? Why did they announce huge losses in the technology sector, in which most of the employees are Jews, with offices in the trade building [WTC] - which made the Jews leave the place? Why did rumors spread among the Jews that the 'appointed time for the execution of the attack' was a day off work?" [27]
However, a report by the Hizbullah television network Al- Manar - which according to some sources started the rumor that Jews hadn't come to work at the WTC on September 11 - said that when it became known that there had been an attack on the WTC in New York, the international media, particularly the Israeli media, exploited the incident and began to mourn the 4,000 Israelis who had worked in the two towers.
Then there was no more mention of these Israelis, as it became clear that they hadn't even arrived for work that day. [28]
Columnist Hilmi Al-Asmar wrote in Al-Dustour: "...After fewer than two hours of the 'Red September panic,' announcements were launched like missiles from Israel - announcements that danced on the wounds of the victims, which included only two Israelis, although the Manhattan towers included a great many Jewish companies and institutions." [29]
B) The U.S. Authorities Arrested Jews 'Rejoicing' at the Catastrophe [30]
Sheikh Gamei'a claimed that the U.S. news sources reported that "police arrested a group of Jews rejoicing in the streets at the time of the incident...." and stated that the news item had been hushed up immediately after it was broadcast. [31]
Raed Salah discussed the matter in greater detail: "Is it true that the American administration arrested five Israelis with European citizenship on suspicion of involvement in the incident[?] They worked for a Jew in a moving company, with forged visas, and were severely tortured during their interrogation so that they would give details about the incident...." [32]
The Saudi Arabian government daily 'Ukkaz also addressed the issue in an editorial, writing "Six Israelis suspected of involvement in New York and Washington were arrested in the U.S., to be later released. This confirms our strong suspicions about the involvement of Israel's Mossad in the ugly crime." [33]
The Egyptian opposition weekly Al-'Usbu' published the news as a scoop, building it up somewhat and giving it the descriptive title, "True Perpetrators of the September 11 Attacks Arrested - Zionists with Maps of the WTC, the Pentagon, and the White House and Large Quantities of Anthrax." The article reported that "American security forces burst into the home of seven Israelis from Florida, arresting them and finding in their possession large quantities of anthrax microbes and some 15 maps of the WTC, eight maps of the Pentagon, and six maps of the White House.... Some of the maps were of airplane flight paths and destinations, while others showed wind speed and temperature....
"Two days after the arrest of the seven Israelis, the American authorities arrested, in Alaska, four more Israelis, and found in their possession photo enlargements of the atomic reactor in Florida and of the Alaskan oil pipeline. They were arrested by warrant of the American domestic security minister [sic], who reserved in revealing the essence of their connection with the Israelis arrested in Florida....
"As soon as the arrests of the Israelis became known to the security apparatuses, the investigative bodies were given instructions to maintain the utmost secrecy. The national security advisor asked that the charges not be revealed, even if it were to be proven that Israel was responsible for what had happened...." [34]
C) The Israeli Leaders Knew of the Attacks Ahead of Time
Syrian ambassador to Tehran Turky Muhammad Saqr viewed Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's unexpected postponement of his visit to the U.S. as "additional proof linking the Zionists with this tragedy." [35]
The Al-Manar television network also addressed the matter:
"Suspicions that Israel was involved [in the September 11 attacks] increased after the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth reported that the General Security Services stopped Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from going to New York, and particularly to the east coast of the city, to participate in a 'Support for Israel' conference held by Zionist organizations." [36]
Syrian columnist Mu'taz Al-Khatib gave another example in Al-Hayat: "Barak's presence in the BBC's head office minutes after the explosion, at a meeting set in advance, to speak for 30 minutes of the danger of terrorism and chastise the 'rogue states,' particularly the Arabs...." was, he said, further proof of Israel's involvement. [37]
D) Only the Jews/Israel had the Capability to Carry out the Attacks
Sheikh Gamei'a, who said that Jews, "are the only ones capable of planning such acts," explained his statements: "First of all, it was found that the automatic pilot was neutralized a few minutes before the flight, and the automatic pilot cannot be neutralized if you don't have command of the control tower. [38]
Second, the black boxes were found to contain no information; you cannot erase the information from these boxes if you do not plan it ahead of time on the plane. Third, America has the most powerful intelligence apparatuses, the FBI and the CIA ... How did [the perpetrators] manage to infiltrate America without their knowledge? Fourth, Jews control decisionmaking in the airports and in the sensitive centers in the White House and the Pentagon. Fifth, to date, America has presented no proof incriminating Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaida. If we take these things into account and look closely at the incident, we will find that only the Jews are capable of planning such an incident, because it was planned with great precision of which Osama bin Laden or any other Islamic organization or intelligence apparatus is incapable...." [39]
Orkhan Muhammad Ali wrote in Saut Al-Haqq Wa-Al-Hurriyya that the planes had not been hijacked - rather, they had been directed by remote control using a system developed by a Jewish-owned company: "Airplanes can be remotely controlled using a modern system called 'GPLS' [sic; evidently he was referring to the Global Positioning System (GPS)]. The U.S. invested some $3.2 billion in developing this system. Additionally, the Department of Defense collaborated with a group of companies [called] Raytheon that specialize in developing aerial missile defense and air traffic control systems. The air traffic control system can be activated remotely by satellite. The moment an airplane, civilian or military, enters the system's range, the operator can decode the signals and signs of the plane's flight system, completely controlling it and directing it towards whatever target he wishes. Also, all the plane's communications apparatus can be silenced. According to the unfolding of [events in] the attacks on New York and Washington, and according to the evidence ... the planes were not hijacked; they were remotely controlled and forced to fly towards the targets fed into [the system] by the planners. Therefore, the FBI will investigate the president of this group of companies, whose name is Daniel Burnham, and the head of the engineers responsible for the GPLS system whose name, Bruce Solomon, attests that he is Jewish." [40]
The Iranian daily Kayhan also addressed the question, stating: "The Zionists are the ones who caused the September 11 explosions; perhaps they carried out these operations by means of remote control of the plane." [41]
Al-Dustour columnist Hilmi Al-Asmar had a similar opinion, writing that, "Israel was the only one who could have broken into the American security apparatus. Since its past is rife with operations and crimes [that are] far from moral, it is willing to carry out the most monstrous crime in human history even if the victims would be Jews...." [42]
Some writers cited the Mossad's operational capability as proof of Israel's involvement in the attacks. Dr. Zahran of Suez Canal University wrote in Al-Ahram: "...The scope and nature of the attacks attest to planning and execution by an intelligence apparatus close to the CIA. No intelligence apparatus in the world is as close to the CIA as the Israeli Mossad...." [43]
An 'Ukkaz editorial read, "It is impossible to imagine executing an operation of such scope and precision without the planners and those involved having direct connections within the U.S., [and] full [command] of all the details and fine points of the WTC building and the Pentagon. When we examine this matter closely, we can go no farther in the search for the possible perpetrators than Israeli Mossad agents." [44]
Columnist Galal Al-Sayyed posed this question in the Egyptian government daily Al-Akhbar: "...Why couldn't it be the Mossad that secretly planned this crime without exposing itself? [Later,] the idea crept out to bin Laden and his aides via his collaborators [in the Mossad]. I wouldn't be exaggerating by saying that perhaps the Mossad sent bin Laden-trained men and pilots to carry out the operation, without its being discovered.... Flight experts have pointed out that it's impossible for amateurs trained for a number of hours, or months, to fly such planes and to do what was done." [45]

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Srinagar, India (CNN) -- Suspected militants struck at two places in southern Kashmir on Sunday night, killing two women and a government employee, police said Monday.
They said militants barged into a house in the remote forest village of Nangram, south of Srinagar, capital of Indian-administered Kashmir, looking for the owner, Mohammad Hussain Gorsi, who managed to escape.
'The four militants who entered the house fired indiscriminately at the inmates killing the wife and daughter of the house owner Gorsi," a police statement said.
The militants, who suspected Gorsi of being an informer for the Indian security forces, escaped, police said.
In another incident, a government employee was gunned down Sunday night after militants fired at him inside his house in Chakoora village in southern Kashmir, the statement said.
The killings came as more anti-India protests were held in Kashmir. A youth who was injured last week by gunfire from Indian security forces died of his injuries in the hospital Monday, bringing the death toll in the civilian unrest to 63.
The majority of those killed in the protests against Indian rule since June 11 have been teenagers and young adults.
Six persons were injured in Monday's clashes between the pro-independence protesters and Indian security forces, according to police.
Muslim-majority Kashmir has been a source of bitter dispute between India and Pakistan. The region is claimed by both, and each rules part of it.
Indian-administered Kashmir has been in the throes of separatist violence for the past 20 years, leaving -- according to the official count -- 43,000 people dead. However, many human rights groups and nongovernmental organizations say the figure is twice the official estimate.


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An alarming fact is that 75% of nonprofits in Ecuador close within a 3 year period. This means that struggling communities lose the critical services they need. Hearts of Gold has been working to transform this reality through the pilot year of the CAP, providing workshops, mentoring, dialogues & networking opportunities. The CAP program emboldens each mission, each leader, each organization, to reach their potential in their service to the community.
Think about a grassroots organization desperately trying to help their struggling community. Now imagine that you're under-funded, under-resourced and have no where to turn for help. The pilot year of the CAP has worked to transform that reality. When you invest in these organizations, through education and training, you keep their doors open and services flowing to the community, which so desperately need the nonprofit.
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Indian Institute of Technology - IIT Jodhpur
Indian Institute of Technology - IIT Jodhpur, Dausa, Rajasthan
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Indian institute of Technology, Jodhpur is a public university which belongs to the very reputed IIT group of colleges in India, this institute is among the eight newly opened colleges of Indian Institutes of Technology that is established by the Ministry of Human Resource Development under The Institutes of Technology Act,2011. In the year 2007 IIT Jodhpur was announced by the Central Government and the formal announcement was made in the year 2008 after which the institute started to operate from its mentor institute IIT,Kanpur. The first session of IIT,Jodhpur began in the year 2008 from the IIT,Kanpur campus and about 109 candidates were admitted in the starting batch. Initially the institute was sanctioned for Rajasthan without any mention of a particular city but later after considering the major cities of Rajasthan the committee decided to select Jodhpur as the right place for this institute and in the year 2009 MRHD finally approved for establishing the institute at Jodhpur. The temporary campus for this institute was selected as the portion of MBM Engineering College which comes under JNV University ,Jodhpur and the college was shifted to this temporary campus from IIT Kanpur in the year 2010.
This institute offers B.Tech programmers for which the admission is done through the Joint Entrance Examination that is conducted every year for the admissions in the IITs, even PhD programs are also available and they are carried out in the Centers of Excellence of the institute. In the Centre of Excellence areas of information, communication, energy sector, systems science technology for health care, economics of policy reforms, liberal arts and social sciences IIT Jodhpur has planned to carry out research programs that will be sponsored by the institute.IIT Jodhpur has been also supported by French government and they may also help the institute for the future developments. The collaboration with French government can also provide opportunities of student and faculty exchanges and also joint research programs.
The permanent campus of IITJ will be located at a distance of about 12 km from Jodhpur City and the campus will be directly connected to the National Highway 65.The campus will be having easy availability of all requirements especially water and electricity. Current campus of the institute also provides all facilities like library (with over 5000 books), computers and fast internet connectivity. Here IGNUS brings four days of total fun and exhilaration for giving some free time for the students from stress, this includes rock shows, classical performances, fashion shows, quizzes, DJ dance floors and many more interesting programs ,Tech events are also included which consists of robotics, programming, web designing , aero modeling etc. The institute also conducts a sports week named VARCHAS in which various sport tournaments and matches are organized.
Indian Institute of Technology - IIT Jodhpur was established in 2008. Indian Institute of Technology - IIT Jodhpur is a iits located at , Dausa in Dausa district of Rajasthan, India.
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This year, the United Nations Environment Programme's slogan for World Environment Day is "Think.Eat.Save" to bring attention to the problem of food waste. In honor of this theme, we've collected TreeHugger's best stories about reducing the 1.3 billion tons of food that are wasted each year.
In lower-income countries, food waste tends to occur more in the earlier stages of the supply chain, due to problems with harvesting and storage. In high-income nations, much food waste occurs at the later stages of the supply chain. A number of food industry giants have pledged to reduce the amount of food that goes to waste in the distribution and retail process. We've written about how Tesco, Unilever and General Mills plan to reduce food waste. Similarly, 100 restaurants in New York City have pledged to reduce their food waste.
Government agencies also play a role in food waste, which is why the EPA announced the U.S. Food Waste Challenge yesterday.
United Nations Environment Programme has found consumer behavior also has a lot to do with food waste, particularly in high-income countries. There's a lot individuals can do solve the problem. To get inspired, check out this slide show of vintage posters from a time when food waste was a national security interest. To get practical, here's the best advice from our readers.
It's a sad paradox that although so much food is wasted globally, many people are faced with food insecurity. There's much work to be done to get food to people who need it before it goes to the landfill, but harnessing information technology offers a potential solution. For example, students from Arizona State University have created an app to power a food recovery network.
Food scraps still have value even if they're inedible, but according to the EPA food waste makes up 13.9 percent the U.S. landfills. Combine this with yard trimmings, and organic matter that could be composted makes up the second highest component of waste materials, after paper and cardboard. If you've got a backyard or garden plot, we have lots of advice to get your compost pile started. If you're apartment-bound, check out my recent story about the compost pickup service that could be a model for all of New York City.
Cutting down on food waste conserves natural resources, saves money, can fight climate change and is key to combating food insecurity globally. It's great that World Environment Day will bring attention to this vitally important issue.
A round-up of stories addressing the global problem of food waste.


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My colleague Mike O'Malley recently wrote an excellent blog post on rethinking historians' use of evidence in the digital age. In an era where digitization and search tools have largely erased the evidentiary constraints that defined earlier scholarship, how should historical practices change?
Mike argues that digital abundance has rendered obsolete the litany of superfluous evidence that historians often deploy to bolster their arguments. Just a few years ago, limitations of of time, evidence, and access drove historians to lard their work with as many examples as possible, a "parade" that "demonstrated the historian's triumph over scarcity." Mike suggests that in the future, a historian might spend more time describing her "information architecture" than stacking up evidence like so much cordwood.
Although I am entirely guilty of the crimes Mike describes, I'll plead for leniency by fully agreeing that more does not necessarily mean better. Moreover, I'll add my worry that the new environment of abundance might actually compound the problem that Mike describes, rather than relieve it.
When historians had to visit archives and libraries and handle physical objects to gain any access to meaningful source material, it was tacitly understood that the laws of time and space (and dollars) limited what a researcher could reasonably expect to accomplish while progressing to a degree or teaching courses or both. For researchers working in foreign archives, anything beyond twelve months was (and is) unusual. As a result, the bar was if anything inevitably set at a lower level that it would be in an environment offering unfettered access to sources.
Like Mike, I also work on the kind cultural history that digitization promises (or threatens) to transform. Although Mike works on nineteenth-century America and I do eighteenth-century France, we share an interest in identifying tricky historical problems (often structured around language) and then attacking them from a variety of angles to see what sticks. When researching the servant cooks of Old Regime France, I was faced with an exciting (for me, anyway) challenge: how to write a history of a group which was widely perceived as culturally important (if socially threatening) but which left behind almost no direct evidence?
In 2002, I had to think strategically about where I might find cooks — in medical treatises? theatrical plays? classified advertisements? — and then pore over those documents scanning for relevant content. I trained my eyeballs to look for anything related to "cooks" and then ran thousands of pages of newspapers past them. Only unlike Mike with his luxurious microfilm reader, I had to turn actual paper pages. Uphill both ways. Once I felt I had amassed enough evidence to feel confident about how one aspect of cooks' work operated — how's that for qualitative research? — I moved on to another area. The entire process felt like a race against the clock.
Of course, this being France, that clock was hardly 24 hours in nature. The archives were only open 40 hours per week. Only a few cartons could be viewed per day. Entire series of documents were arbitrarily marked out of service. And then there were the inevitable closures (asbestos abatement, strikes, flooding). And what to do if while perusing a manuscript one suddenly wanted to consult a relevant book? Close up shop and head across town to the library where it was housed? Even once situated overseas, historical evidence remained frustratingly siloed. A year thus translated into a disturbingly small number of working hours. And I was one of the very luckiest ones: generously funded, well-fed, and with reasonably good prospects of getting back to do follow-up work.
One aspect of my research focused on how servants tangled with medical authorities in their efforts to professionalize cooking. I found a lot of debate between cooks and physicians over whether cooking was really a "science" with fairly predictable battle lines drawn. But what did the vast majority of people who were not cooks or doctors think? Surprisingly, many of them sided with cooks, and one tiny corner where I found evidence of this belief was in the practice of including cookbooks along with works on chemistry and medicine when private libraries were liquidated at estate sales.
In 2002, locating this kind of evidence was exciting, but it was also a potential nightmare. I had found the first document through serendipity. Gathering more proved painful, but probably not impossible. Would I now need to sift through hundreds of other book sales to see if this was part of a broader pattern? As it turned out, I had a lot of other evidence by now saying the same kind of thing (and nothing contradicting it), so I decided to cut bait and move on, especially since I was writing about cooks and not booksellers or dead book owners. All historians face these moments, and these are among the most important research decisions we make.
When revising my dissertation into a book manuscript a few years later, I was playing around with Gallica, the French National Library's incredibly ambitious digitization project. During my dissertation research I had been limited to looking for things like "cook" and "cuisine" in titles (via a digitized catalog), but now I could search inside the full text of a massive (and growing) corpus of eighteenth-century documents. To my great surprise, I immediately found more evidence of private library sales that matched what I had discovered in 2002. In a matter of seconds I had accomplished what would once have taken days or weeks.
And yet. Now that I could effortlessly search thousands of sources, shouldn't my own research reflect that mountain of evidence? Where in years past dissertation committees and peer reviewers might have been impressed by scholars teasing out two or three powerful documents "by hand," what would stop them from demanding more now that we all have orders of magnitude more available at our fingertips? Indeed, one reader report for the book that resulted from my research suggested that expectations were raised in this new environment (meanwhile also questioning the ability of cultural history to address social questions). In particular it lamented that my book's evidentiary basis — "scraps of evidence," to be precise — was too fragmentary. Suggested solution: go back to the archives for more examples.
I am the first to admit that my evidence was in some areas fragmentary — that's what made the topic fascinating to research in the first place — but I also knew that this particular project was well past the point of sharply diminishing returns from further time spent in the archives. More important, I had seen no sign that documents remained lurking in the wings which might undermine or otherwise substantially alter my conclusions. To what end then, more research? Shouldn't historians be judged more by the quality than quantity of their findings?
Rather than simply reduce the evidentiary burden, what digital content and tools promise to me is that we can begin put some aspects of historical "finding" into concrete and replicable terms. Historians have always had strategies for formulating searches and assembling evidence, but we now have unprecedented opportunities to share those methodologies more transparently and even repeat (and refine) their results. Like Mike, I'm very much looking forward to opening the black box of historical practice to see and contribute more of the information architecture that structures our research.
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And we will still have those kind of projects that take an obvious or doubtful premise and slather it with more examples, making the argument neither more interesting nor more secure. "Middle class is defined by the consumption of peanut butter; as these 10, 000 examples show the middle class eats peanut butter." That kind of thing.
Sorry about the peanut butter example.
But I'm quite serious–demanding more examples would be exactly the wrong thing to do if one defines history as a critical enterprise and not just "primitive accumulation." We are at the point where anyone with a wireless connection can dig up a thousand examples capable of proving any inanity imaginable. The key skill will not be piling up examples but making them sensible.
How maddening. There definitely is a disconnect between what finding more really means. Could one meaty footnote take care of this reader's comments by using some of the evidence from your searches without needing to do additional research? You obviously did pretty well with those fragments if it is supported by sources that are new to you.


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A stepwise approach proved efficient. Model development started with the intensively sampled data. Data were added sequentially, using visual predictive checks for inspecting their compatibility with the existing model. Covariate exploration was carried out, and auxiliary regression models were designed for imputation of missing covariates. Nevirapine pharmacokinetics was described by a one-compartment model with absorption through two transit compartments. Body size was accounted for using allometric scaling. The model included a mixture of two subpopulations with different typical values of clearance, namely fast (3.12 l h-1) and slow metabolizers (1.45 l h-1), with 17% probability of belonging to the latter. Absorption displayed large between-occasion variability, and food slowed the absorption mean transit time from 0.6 to 2.5 h. Concomitant antitubercular treatment including rifampicin typically decreased bioavailability by 39%, with significant between-subject variability. Visual predictive checks of external validation data indicated good predictive performance.
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THE legendary Alfa Romeo BT45 F1 car (more commonly known as the Brabham-Alfa) has literally stolen the show at Florida's Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance, instantly becoming the event's crowd favourite.
Borrowed for the event from the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, colloquially known as "the time machine", along with some of the latest models, including the multi-award-winning Alfa Romeo 4C (Coupé and Spider versions) and the Giulia Quadrifoglio, the Brabham BT45 is the star attraction of a homage to German driver Hans Stuck.
The enchanting story of this race car began in 1976, after the World Sportscar Championship won by the "33 TT 12" in 1975, when Autodelta – Alfa Romeo's racing department – decided to join Formula One by supplying the Brabham team with the 500 HP 12-cylinder boxer on the "33" itself.
In actual fact, Alfa Romeo had already fitted an engine on a single seater in 1971, but the program had been stopped. The year 1976 thus became a good year: the car referred to as the "Brabham-Alfa" was born, retaining the Martini Racing livery, but the basic colour, by virtue of the Italian maker's engines, switched from white to red.
The entire operation was orchestrated by the engineer Carlo Chiti, founder of Autodelta, and by Bernie Ecclestone, who owned the Brabham team at the time. The talented Gordon Murray designed the car, built around the overall dimensions of Alfa Romeo's flat engine and distinguished by two side periscopes to feed the twelve cylinders.
In 1976, the official drivers of the Brabham BT45 were Carlos Reutemann (ARG) and rising star Carlos Pace (BRA), while Larry Perkins (AUS) and Rolf Stommelen (GER) competed in some races. The B version broke cover in 1977, and started off in the best possible way in that season's first GP in Argentina, with Carlos Pace finishing second.
In March of that year, the Brabham team was devastated by the loss of Carlos Pace in a plane crash, with the team recruiting German driver Hans-Joachim Stuck.
Stuck would scored two third places in Hockenheim (GER) and Zeltweg (AUSTRIA) that season, with English team mate John Watson ending the season with second place at the French Grand Prix (Dijon) as his best result.
After varying levels of success, the partnership between the Italian brand and the English car maker came to an end in 1979 with Alfa Romeo deciding to produce its very own Formula One single seater, known as the Alfa-Alfa.
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It was the Portland Patriot Prayer group, who are alright-type agitators, versus the lefty Antifa battling it out in Portland over the weekend.
"Portland Police Allow Political Brawlers to Lob Rocks and Aluminum Cans at Each Other"
"who are alright-type agitators, versus the lefty Antifa" ????
Are you being sarcastic? Who showed up with the rocks and as a counter prayer?
Antifa drew first blood and second and third ... then some push back. If Antifa continues the way they are the push back will really escalate and Antifa will not like the outcome.
Patriots Prayer is like a more inclusive tea party group made of harmless quasi-libertarians.
The idea that they are "extremists" is false. They were the victims of ANTIFA leftist terror, as they have been in the past.
I suspect that the reporting is false on this one. It's more likely that Antifa was allowed to throw rocks while the Prayer group was restricted to throwing aluminum cans.


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NZ's political parties at the 2011 election now updated for the 2014 election, according to PoliticalCompass.org
"It's actually a very clear decision for New Zealanders. It's sort of centre-right versus the far left." – John Key today
Coming from the most right-wing prime minister in NZ's history, this is the height of dishonesty and hypocrisy.
At most, Cunliffe et al will take NZ as far left as the Kirk government (1972-1975), which was the last government that didn't make a total mockery of our claims to be an egalitarian country.
More likely, the next Labour government will be centrist or centre-left… still considerably to the right of traditional Labour values yet hopefully a genuine alternative to the neo-liberal inequality consensus of the last four Labour/National governments. Cunliffe has gone on record acknowledging that this neo-liberal inequality experiment has failed our economies and our people.
Meanwhile, Key, a long-time architect of this failure, is still drinking the neo-liberal Kool-Aid… dogmatically pushing National's far-right, anti-democratic, economically idiotic, ultra-capitalist inequality ideology as far as we let him get away with.
Key, with his loyal servants in the corporate media, will attempt to claim the 'centrist high ground' and whip up McCarthy-esque hysteria about Cunliffe. For the second time in Cut Your Hair history, I'm advising: set your bullshit detectors to maximum.
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The ideology of middle class struggle
I thought this Sunday Star-Times article was quite interesting.
Three economists (from Infometrics, the NZ Institute of Economic Research and the University of Auckland) all agree that although the middle classes in the United States have been hit hard since the global financial crisis, it's not accurate to say that the same is true here.
Despite the myth of the "middle class squeeze" and politicians' attempts to appeal to the embattled middle classes, in New Zealand it's the poor who have been hit hardest by the recession (and by government responses to it). The middle classes, on the other hand, have "never had it so good". While the economists disagree about whether the rich are doing better or worse, all agree about "the growing level of inequality in New Zealand – it's this chasm between our poorest and richest that's probably the real issue".
The article also provides eight stories from middle-class people about how they've been coping financially in recent years. Karol at The Standard points out that this undercuts the above points somewhat, because they don't give any stories of the people actually struggling. Also, the stories are foreshadowed by this rather peculiar statement:
"Of course, this is about statistics – the average. This isn't you, living from pay cheque to pay cheque, scraping together the school donation, the football subs, the car repayment, the Sky bill, the rent for the bach this Christmas."
This might be an odd expression of post-modern skepticism about attempts at pure objectivity, and/or it might be ordinary garden-variety dumb reporting. It seems to be saying: never mind the facts, we know that you're struggling, and an evocative description of your hypothetical woes can substitute for an argument. But maybe they just meant that you may be struggling even though on average the middle class aren't.
Some of the stories do represent these exceptions… Those who have lost or quit jobs in manufacturing and the public service, or lost houses in the earthquakes, have indeed found things getting tougher, as you might expect. However, they're all pretty philosophical about it, and even their complaints are about first-world, nice-side-of-the-tracks problems:
"An expensive holiday is shelved and Mr Barton is holding onto his ageing television and car."
"We were lucky to have steak at all. Sky was going to get the chuck. Any slight luxuries were gone."
"they hid their financial struggles from their son and refused to withdraw him from private school"
So what's behind the myth of the "middle class squeeze"? Is it just lazy importing of American complaints, or is there more to it than that?
I think the best way to understand it is to see it as an ideology, in a critical or Marxist sense: it's a worldview that functions to justify and support the present economic system and current unequal power distributions.
People from all levels almost always feel like they're struggling to make ends meet, because their expectations rise with their incomes (usually staying just ahead). That's how market capitalism works; dissatisfaction and desire is what keeps the wheels turning. If people were content with what they have, capitalism wouldn't work, or at least not the way we know it (maybe it could work in a nicer, more sustainable way).
This malaise is always there; we're born into it, and too often we let ourselves remain in it. And I guess when we're constantly hearing about tough financial times and how our class is supposedly suffering, it's more socially acceptable for middle class people to express it openly.
The 'Returning Kiwi', Emily Swan, gives voice to this plight:
Does Swan appreciate that with that income and a house, many Kiwis would see her as well-off?
"Yes! The average household income is what, $30,000? Crazy. But then a lot of people are sending their kids to school without breakfast. We are grateful for what we've got."
And yet . . . "I look at my age and think, I'm nearly 40 and I'm still living from pay-cheque to pay-cheque. What do I pass on to the next generation? Will I ever pay my mortgage off? I do feel like I've f—ed up somewhere along the way.
If she's "f—ed up somewhere", it's not in not having enough money; she and her partner earn $130,000 between them, but people earning twice as much probably feel the same way (and some people earning half as much have learned not to feel that way).
Perhaps situations like this can serve as a reminder not only that perceptions don't also match reality, but also of just how mouldable our perceptions, desires and expectations are. Hopefully we can learn to mould them ourselves to what we think they should be, rather than letting them be moulded by advertising, conformity and the pressures of a consumer capitalist society.
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El Chapo Capture Video Is Real-Life 'Call of Duty'
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Joaquin Guzmán, or "El Chapo," the infamous leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, has become a real-life Bond villain, but on January 8, he was captured and the violent affair is on video, filmed by Navy commandos. It's been watched on YouTube more than 2.5 million times.
It's hard to do justice to the tumult of battering rams, machine gun fire and grenades while watching the video on a computer screen, but the consequences of this operation were very real: The raid saw seven cartel members arrested including El Chapo, in addition to two women found in a bathroom on the house's second floor.
While we don't see El Chapo himself in the video, CNN notes he slunk out of a secret passageway that led to a network of underground tunnels which allowed him to temporarily evade authorities. He then later stole a car with an accomplice, but was captured by authorities shortly thereafter.
Viewing the escapade, which saw one Mexican Navy special forces officer wounded, feels like war porn. It weirdly feels like playing Call of Duty or another first-person shooter video game, but it's a glaring reinforcement of what military action can actually look like in real life. (The public has no conception of what the 2011 raid on Osama bin Laden's hidden compound in Pakistan really entailed, nor were Go-Pros invented during WWII, when some of the most brutal sieges in history were conducted.)
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Why is it difficult for Sony next-generation PS5 to be fully backward compatible?
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In October last year, the well-known informer "PSErebus" posted a message on overseas social accounts: "Please don't throw away, replace, or sell your PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4 console games first." Although this message does not say anything about "downward compatibility", everyone knows at a glance that this is obviously saying that PS5 will be compatible with the games of the previous four generations of consoles.
In January of this year, the media broke the news: Sony is developing a new engine for PS5, which is backward compatible with previous PS games. It tells the well-known overseas game channel "HipHopGamer" that Sony is developing "Remastering Engine" for PS5. With this engine, PS5 can run classic games from PS1 to PS4.
At the architecture conference in March, Sony only "admitted" that PS5 is currently only backward compatible with PS4, and only compatible with some popular games on PS4, not all game products. This directly "slaps the face" of the above personal breaking news and media, so why is Sony's next-generation host PS5 not fully compatible with PS1, PS2, PS3 games?
Marc-André Jutras, the technical director of Cradle Games, the developer of soul action game "Hellpoint", gave his own explanation. According to the media "GamingBol" report, Marc-André Jutras mentioned that the biggest reason may be legal and copyright factors. Many old game development companies no longer exist. It is not so easy to transplant or authorize those games again. In addition, many game discs from PS1 to PS3 have a unique DRM reading system, and it is not an easy task to read these discs on PS5.
In the minds of ordinary players, backward compatibility seems not so difficult. Everyone thinks that installing an emulator engine in PS5 can easily run PS1 to PS3 games. After all, there are many such emulators in PC. Even if you can't let all PS games run, you can at least support most popular games.
As Marc-André Jutras said, the above idea may be too simple. Perhaps at the technical level, Sony can do it, but before you do one thing, you must also consider the price / performance ratio. To be fully compatible, Sony needs to contact countless game developers, and many of those old companies no longer exist.
At the same time, due to the characteristics of digital information, there must be another unique technology to strengthen the protection of the copyright of these digital audio and video program content, documents, and e-books. This technology is the digital rights management technology-DRM. The discs of the old games have a unique DRM reading system. Sony wants to allow the PS5 disc drive to also read the discs of the old games. It also has to pay a huge cost. Is this a good deal?
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It's National Date Nut Bread Day, in these United States.
Holiday greetings and salutations to all of you lords and ladies who ascribe to the particular sort of iconography pictured above.
If my plans work out properly, while you're reading this post, I've actually managed to drag myself away from the slothful indifference to all things which have distinguished the last couple of weeks and I'm somewhere in Manhattan pointing my camera at things and humans. The shots in today's post are from the archives.
That's a juvenile Red Tail Hawk at Calvary Cemetery in LIC, as seen on a wintry morning a few years back.
I enjoy taking pictures of birds, it's rather challenging. The ones above and below are from this past summer, at Hallets Cove in Astoria.
Actually… come to think of it, the one above of the murmurating flock was gathered on 48th street in Sunnyside, nearby that shopping center off of Northern Blvd. There's always a lot of seabirds thereabouts for some reason. Maybe the birds are passing on some genetic or inherited memory of where there used to be water to their kids. Maybe they're just hanging around the Stop and Shop parking lot because they're in a gang. Who knows?
That whole zone used to be quite swampy, as a note, prior to the whole Sunnyside Yards happening.
This little war monster decided to die on my porch in Astoria. It still had a little life left in it when I found it, so I scooped it up on a piece of paper and let it die while lying on soil in the shade offered by a potted plant. What can I tell you, I'm a giant softie for well armored pollinators. I also didn't want the dog to get too interested in it either.
The next morning, after having poked at it with a pencil to assure that it had met its demise and wouldn't vaingloriously sting me as part of some futile last stand, I had my way with its corpse. Photographically, I mean… sheesh.
I've seen what happens when the aforementioned birds of prey achieve their intentions, regarding these burrowers, and it ain't a pretty sight – I'll tell ya.
This is actually a fairly old photo, depicting one of the yellow eyed black cats which manifest sometimes as I scuttle along and around the Borough. The one above used to live on 29th street in LIC, and I often saw it hunting along the bulkheads of Newtown Creek's Dutch Kills tributary. When I see one of these golden eyed swivel eared shadow beasts, I know it's going to be a productive day photographically, and Queens has something special in store for me.
I just have to keep walking and find it. Queens is coy like that.


While I was camping with friends at a remote location, the temperature and humidity were both very high. The afternoons were brutal to those of us from northern states where spring had not really let go yet. We were used to overnight lows in the upper 40's (F) and daytime highs of upper 60's. While camping the overnight lows were in the 70's and daytime highs were near 100. To beat the heat, we spent a lot of time wearing little or nothing (I did say remote location) and there was a delightful creek quite close by.
At one point while we were sprawled out in the cool shallows of the creek, I looked over at the furthest downstream person and was struck dumb. Asking her to stay put, I trotted back to grab my camera.
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I cannot decide which of these last two I prefer. Do you have an opinion?
I love that I hang out with friends who like to get naked. I love even more that in general they are cool with me taking photos of them. And I especially love it when they give me permission to use them here.
Regarding your question, I definitely prefer the last picture. The lack of a visible horizon and the way the sun shimmer goes up to her and stops both really add something to the shot.
I prefer the first pic!
I like the middle one better as well, more interesting composition with the horizon, and a more striking silhouette of her body.
Like the first. The glow of the sun on water and hair, the line from shoulder to knee are visualy appealing! My preference.. of course.
My preference is the final shot.... Wider and more inclussive of the nature around her without seeing where the water ends.
Well sure, the first one is a given. But of the remaining two, which is preferred? And I love hearing WHY you prefer one over the other.
I like the light dancing on the water and my eye seems to want to know what's around her so the middle one is my preference of the last two...I also wish it was me laying there in the cool water, looks so refreshing!
The second of the last two pics, most definately. The lack of a shadowline in the water focuses attention where it should be. There is greater variation in the height of the legs so there appears to be a bit of movement and lengthening.
Now, you have to come down to Playalinda and takes pics. I'll get folks together.


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L'indicatif régional 479 est l'indicatif téléphonique régional qui dessert le nord-ouest de l'Arkansas aux États-Unis.

On peut voir les territoires desservis par les indicatifs régionaux de l'Arkansas sur cette carte de la North American Numbering Plan Administration.

L'indicatif régional 479 fait partie du plan de numérotation nord-américain.

Principales villes couvertes par l'indicatif
 Fort Smith
 Fayetteville
 Springdale
 Bentonville
 Van Buren
 Rogers
 Gravette
 Bella Vista
 Eureka Springs

Historique des indicatifs régionaux de l'Arkansas

Voir aussi

Article connexe
 Liste des indicatifs régionaux du plan de numérotation nord-américain

Lien externe
  Site du Plan de numérotation nord-américain

Indicatif régional américain
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