The Expression of Interest window opens on 5th September 2016 and closes on 31st October 2016.
investments in recreational, tourist infrastructure and activities to improve health and quality of life.
The Bags of Help Programme is funded by Tesco customers from the proceeds of the 5p charge for plastic carrier bags as a result of the carrier bag levy.
Each month, an in-store vote will determine which projects will be funded. Three local community projects will be voted on in Tesco stores across 200 regions throughout Great Britain. Go to theStore Locator to find the nearest Tesco store to you.
Every year, over 7,000 projects will receive funding through this scheme. There is no match funding requirement. Projects can be a stand-along project or a discrete, self-contained part of a larger scheme or part of a phased project.
o Supporting local football clubs with the purchase of nets, balls and coaching sessions for under 12's.
o Projects which cannot be completed within 12 months of the grant being received.
There are no deadlines. Applications can be submitted at any time.
Applicants will need the postcode of the Tesco store that is nearest to their project in order to complete the eligibility quiz. Eligible applicants will then be given a link to the full application form.
Organisations must be constituted and have a governing document. The applications will be assessed by Groundwork to ensure they are eligible. This is followed up by Tesco short-listing groups.
The final projects will then go forward to the in-store vote.
For further details, visit the Groundwork website.
The Heart Research and Subway Healthy Heart Grants scheme supports new and innovative projects designed to promote heart health and to prevent or reduce the risk of heart disease in specific groups or communities.
Grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 (occasionally more for projects of exceptional merit) are available to not-for-profit organisations in the UK.
A grant can pay for the full project or contribute to the cost alongside other funders. In exceptional circumstances, where a project has a very strong heart element applications may be considered from researchers.
Projects must focus on, and actively promote, heart health or reduce the risk of heart disease throughout the duration of the project.
The cost of travel may be included in a Healthy Heart Grant application provided it forms a necessary and integral part of the project. The costs of attending meetings and conferences may also be covered if the necessary supporting documentation is included in the application. Any equipment bought must be used for the Healthy Heart project only.
The cost cannot exceed 50% of the total amount of the grant application or £2,000 in total. Projects must run for between six and 12 months.
o Private enterprise and government local authority, or public sector or organisations funded with public money.
o Capital costs such as buildings, running costs, repairs, permanent fixtures or existing or continuation projects.
The grant scheme opens to applications in specific regions at different times of the year.
Applications from the West Country and Wales opened on Monday 22nd August and will close onMonday 3rd October.
If you're interested in finding out which region you're in, click on the 'Which Subway region am I in?' in the box marked 'Further information' on the programme's webpage.
Application forms together with further information about the scheme are available to complete online at the Heart Research website.
PLEASE NOTE: grants are paid quarterly in arrears against a comprehensive project report and an appropriate invoice.
The Trust is asking one community group from each region and nation to create a permanent artwork for HMD 2017 on the motifs of absence and roots, as these are key elements of the theme for HMD 2017. This could be a mosaic, garden, pathway, sculpture and so on. Groups will need to complete an application form that will contain information about the idea, the group and where you plan to host the artwork. A budget of £1000 is available to each successful group.
The deadline for submissions is 4 pm on 16 September 2016.
To help you prepare for your activities for 2017. If you would like to book a place then please click on the links below and these will take you to the Eventbrite website.
The Edgar E Lawley Foundation prefers to support small charities that engage in and run community projects for the benefit of disadvantaged groups.
o Hospices and other miscellaneous projects.
The Foundation offers grants in the region of £1,500 to UK registered charities, with no match funding requirement.
The Trust's annual charitable expenditure regularly exceeds £200,000. During the year ending 5 April 2016 the Foundation's expenditure was £235,759, of which grants totalling £223,500 were made to 149 organisations.
PLEASE NOTE: although priority is given to smaller charities operating in the West Midlands, awards are made across the United Kingdom.
Application forms are available to download from the Foundation's website and should be submitted by email.
The next application deadline is Monday 31 October 2016.
Heritage Endowments are intended to support heritage organisations to build an endowment, which will provide an annual income over the long-term and create a lasting source of financial support.
Fundraising for an endowment will enable organisations to increase fundraising expertise among their staff, volunteers and Trustees and develop relationships with donors. The programme aims to help heritage organisations diversify their income and become more resilient, making a lasting difference for heritage and people.
o Achieve a significant growth in endowments in the heritage sector, invested to provide sustainable funding for the long term.
Heritage Endowments grants of £250,000, £500,000 or £1 millionare available. Grants must be matched £ for £ by private donations raised by the applicant. In addition to the match funding element, organisations can also apply for up to 10% of the grant to help resource campaigns.
For example, an organisation applying for £250,000 in match funding could apply for an additional amount of up to £25,000 to support the campaign.
o Improving fundraising infrastructure for the campaign, such as supporter databases carrying out evaluation and sharing learning.
o Funds administered by local authorities or National Health Service bodies as charity trustee (but not from their general budget).
PLEASE NOTE: eligible match-funding donors do not need to be UK registered companies nor do individuals need any UK domicile or residency qualifications.
Grants will only be provided to match-fund money raised from private sources towards the building of an endowment, and some of the costs associated with a fundraising campaign. Public sector funding, including that distributed by intermediaries, cannot be used as match funding.
o Natural heritage including habitats, species and geology.
o As a time-limited expendable endowment, where the fund, both capital and income, is expended over a long period of time.
HLF will only accept proposals for endowments to be spent over a period of 20 years or longer from the completion of the fundraising.
o Demonstrate that their organisation has the necessary processes in place to provide strong financial management. This should include, where the organisation already holds investments, evidence of their management, whether direct or through investment managers or managed funds, backed by recent audited accounts.
o Sensible plans for legacy giving as an important element of a sustainable endowment fundraising strategy; and the ability to run a match funding challenge (direct experience is not required, but applicants should be able to demonstrate similar experience and the capacity of the team who will manage the campaign and endowment).
Applicants will normally be expected to be the owner of the heritage asset that will benefit from the Heritage Endowments grant. If the endowment relates to land or buildings and the applicant is not the owner, a lease with at least 20 years left to run after the match funding project's completion date will be required.
In some circumstances a group of heritage organisations that individually would not have the capacity to fundraise for endowments might form a partnership to provide the capacity necessary to successfully deliver a Heritage Endowments campaign.
Applicants must initially register online at the HLF website and submit a project enquiry form by Thursday 13 October 2016.
HLF will then release an application form that must be completed and submitted along with supporting documents by Thursday 24 November 2016.
Applications will be decided by HLF's Board of Trustees and awards will be made in March 2017.
Successful applicants will have four years to complete their fundraising campaign.
For further information, visit the Heritage Lottery Fund Heritage Endowments Grants webpage.
Funding for rural areas with fewer than 10,000 residents.
Grants are available to charitable and not-for-profit organisations in the UK for small, local projects working to address community issues in areas of extreme Urban Deprivation or remote, socio-economically deprived Rural Areas.
Needy Rural Areas: places with fewer than 10,000 residents.
Deprived Urban Areas: places that are considered to be in the lowest 20% on the government's Multiple Deprivation Index and have more than 10,000 residents.
Small Grants: of between £1,000 and £6,000.
Standard Grants: of between £6,001 and £12,000.
Large Grants: of between £10,000 and £45,000 for capital projects only.
Match funding is required for all levels of funding. Applicants will need to have secured 50% of their funding from other sources.
Established charitable organisations (including CICs, social enterprises, not-for-profit registered companies, voluntary organisations) in the UK are eligible to apply.
Small to medium sized organisations.
Have a demonstrable track record of success working to address local problems in communities in areas of extreme urban deprivation or remote, needy rural locations.
The level of the applicant's income will determine which grants programme they can apply for. Total annual income refers to the total annual income for the whole organisation as shown in the latest annual accounts.
Applicants should provide their latest annual accounts. However, if this is not possible then the latest annual accounts and bank statement will also be accepted.
Individuals, whether direct or through a third party.
Organisations registered outside the UK.
Projects that take place outside of the UK.
Statutory services including state schools (unless these are specifically for pupils with disabilities), prisons, local authority services and NHS hospitals or services.
Universities and further education colleges.
Organisations with a total annual income in excess of £5 million (except hospices).
Set up costs for new organisations.
Purchase of computers or other electronic equipment.
Creation or maintenance of websites.
Animal welfare and conservation projects.
Projects with primarily an ecological aim.
Capital appeals for places of worship unless these are primarily for community use such as an adjoining church hall or a clearly defined community area within a place of worship.
Projects to enable a building to comply with legislation such as the Disability & Discrimination Act or Health & Safety regulations.
Staff training required by a statutory authority or as part of continuing professional development by an industry body.
PR and awareness raising; fundraising salaries, events or initiatives.
Projects primarily concerned with the production of DVDs or other media.
All grants are for one year only.
Funding is available for general running costs including salaries, core costs and overheads and capital expenditure on buildings or essential equipment.
Projects should address rural issues and urban deprivation.
Projects providing transport for the elderly, disabled or disadvantaged.
Contact networks for the young disabled.
Projects which encourage a sense of community such as community centres and village halls.
Employment training schemes especially those promoting local, traditional crafts.
Projects addressing issues such as drug/alcohol misuse or homelessness.
Training schemes to help people out of unemployment.
Drop in centres for the homeless.
Alcohol and drug misuse projects.
Domestic violence prevention and aftermath.
Projects in deprived areas for people of all ages with physical and/or sensory disabilities.
Support for people with mental health issues.
Arts projects for people with disabilities.
Performance or visual arts with a clear and strong community impact.
Heritage projects in marine or industrial areas which involve local people and have a demonstrable community benefit.
Trusthouse is interested in supporting capital projects at hospices throughout the UK. Applicants will need to have secured a minimum of 50% of the total cost of the project and to identify a specific element of the project which a grant from Trusthouse would cover. Priority will be given to projects that benefit patients, rather than visitors or staff. Trusthouse does not give grants for hospice running costs.
Although Trusthouse waives the need for hospices to comply with the requirement that applicants should be based in areas of extreme urban deprivation or remote rural districts, preference will still be given to such areas, as the possibilities of local fundraising are more limited.
Support and activities in pregnancy which reduce stress and mental illness in the expectant mother.
Health, diet and exercise in pregnancy and the first two years.
Teaching mothers the vital need for bonding with their baby in the first year of life and supporting such interaction.
Grants are available for covering overheads and salary costs are available capital projects, for one-off expenditures such as equipment and new builds are also available.
Applications for Large and Standard grants are currently being accepted for the meeting scheduled for early November. Applications should reach the Foundation by early September. Please note there are no deadlines, and the Foundation will close earlier or later, depending on the number of high quality applications received.
Applications for Small Grants are considered outside the meeting, and will receive a final decision six weeks after receipt.
The guidelines can be found on the Trust's website and applicants are urged to read the guidelines before starting the application process. They should also use the online eligibility checker which will lead to the application form. Applicants will be taken through a short questionnaire to identify which type of grant is most suitable.
Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO) has launched an online funding information portal available exclusively for PAVO members.
The funding information portal aims to help PAVO members' source funding to support an array of activities and projects.
PAVO membership is open to all voluntary organisations and community groups who operate in Powys. Membership is free and groups can join by going to www.pavo.org.uk or by phoning PAVO on 01597 822191.
Round two opens today !
The Skills and Opportunities Fund is scheduled to open for application from not-for-profit organisations in the UK and ROI starting on 19 August and closing on 9 September.
The £2.5 million RBS Skills and Opportunities Fund was set up last year by the Royal Bank of Scotland in support of organisations that help people in disadvantaged communities develop, create or access the skills and opportunities they need to help themselves, skills that will enable them to get into work or start a business, now or in the future.
The funding is aimed at projects that will promote education, develop skills for employment and help people to start a business. No more than 25% of the project spend can be capital costs. Large capital costs are not eligible, eg buildings, land purchase, refurbishments, large items of equipment. Small items of capital equipment are allowed if they are used within the delivery of the project.
The maximum grant is £35,000 or 20% of the applicant's previous year's turnover. The upper limit of turnover is now £10 million. There is no turnover restriction for schools or colleges.
Not-for-profit organisations or an eligible state funded education body, such as a charity, social enterprise, community group, school, or college can apply.
Be able to demonstrate experience of working in and or with disadvantaged communities.
Have a turnover of less than £10 million or be a state funded school or college, and have been trading for at least two years.
The deadline for applications is 9 September 2016 (noon).
Grants for general charitable purposes in the United Kingdom.
The prevention or relief of poverty.
The advancement of health or the saving of lives.
The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation, or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality or diversity.
The advancement of environmental protection or improvement.
The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.
The advancement of animal welfare.
The promotion of the efficiency of the armed forces of the Crown, or of the efficiency of the police, fire and rescue services or ambulance services.
Any other purposes that are recognised as charitable under subsection (4) of the s.2.
Funding is provided at the discretion of the Trustees. Grants can be awarded on a one-off or recurring basis.
Match funding is not a specified requirement.
Applications will only be considered from registered charities in the United Kingdom.
Applications should be for activities that fall within the Trust's grant-making priorities.
Core and revenue costs are supported, but salaries of staff members are not funded.
Applications may be made at any time. The Trustees usually meet monthly to consider applications and approve grants.
Would you like to get to know your neighbours better? Or perhaps you would like to thank your volunteer for their hard work? Whatever it is you would like to celebrate, you can apply for up to £2,000 to hold a#BigCelebration.
Jeans for Genes Day/Genetic Disorders UK Grant Programme will open shortly to groups and charities that care for children aged 18 and under who are affected by a genetic disorder. Genetic disorders include colour blindness, Down syndrome and sickle-cell disease. A full list can be foundHERE.
The Programme will give charitable groups the opportunity to secure funding for a project that will make a tangible difference to the lives of people with a genetic disorder.
The maximum grant available for 2017 is £5,000. Jeans for Genes may decide to award the full grant requested or offer a lower amount.
o Special needs organisations, such as special schools or playgroups that provide services to children with a wide range of conditions as long as children affected by genetic disorders are the main beneficiaries of the project.
Organisations that care for children with a range of health conditions will need to provide detail on the number of children with a genetic disorder and the types of disorders they have in order for their application to meet the eligibility criteria.
o The charity or support group has a child protection policy in place (if applicable).
o Cancer (except for those types of cancer that are caused by a genetic disorder).
o Complete an End of Grant Report within three months of the project ending.
The programme will open to applications on Thursday 1st September and has a deadline of Friday 30th September 2016.
Application forms and guidelines are available from the Charity's website.
Completed application forms must be returned via email. A signed copy of the completed application must also be sent by post.
The Eligibility Questionnaire (EQ) deadline closes on 01/09/2016. Submit your EQ before this date for a chance to be on the Approved Eligibility List for Active Inclusion projects across Wales.
The Active Inclusion Funds aims to reduce economic inactivity in Wales and improve the employability of disadvantaged people furthest from the labour market by supporting organisations with funding to provide training, qualifications or supported employment opportunities.
The Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) Skills and Opportunities Fund is a £2.5 million public-voting (see fina paragraph) scheme designed to support organisations that help people in disadvantaged communities develop, create or access the skills and opportunities they need to enable them to get into work or start a business, now or in the future.
A disadvantaged community could be a geographical area that faces a particular aspect of disadvantage or to a community of interest, such as women, Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME), etc.
There is no minimum grant. The maximum grant is £35,000 or 20% of the applicant's previous year's turnover. The upper limit of turnover is £10 million (there is no turnover limit for schools or colleges).
Not-for-profit organisations, registered charities, and state-funded schools and colleges based in the UK or Republic of Ireland may apply.
Although match funding is not an essential requirement, applications will be scored on levels of match funding and in-kind support.
No more than 25% of the grant can be spend on capital costs, which are fixed one-time expense incurred on the purchase of land, building, construction and equipment.
o Be able to complete the project within 18 months of the award.
The country has been divided into seven regions, each with its own decision making board to distribute the Skills & Opportunities Fund. Although all regions will be looking to fund projects that enable people to help themselves, each will have differing priorities recognising regional differences.
o The creation of volunteering opportunities for RBS staff.
o Those seeking funding for a capital-only project (funding for capital costs must not exceed 25% of overall project costs).
The second and final round for 2016 has a 3 week application window. It opens this Friday, 19 August and closes at midday on Friday 9 September 2016.
Applications must be made online, which will only be possible once the scheme has opened on Friday.
For further information, visit the Skills and Opportunities Fund website.


Gohana Mudrika is a Hindi language newspaper.It is published from Haryana.It is a weekly newspaper.The newspaper's motoline is "JEETE-JEETE RAKTDAAN, JAATE-JAATE NETRDAAN".Late Sh. Dewan Chand Arora ji is the founder and K.C. ARORA is the editor of this newspaper.It brings all the weekly news about crime,politics,business around the country.


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 Helen Humes (1913–1981), Jazz- und Blues-Sängerin
 Immy Humes, US-amerikanische Regisseurin und Filmproduzentin
 Marvin Humes (* 1985), britischer Popsänger, siehe JLS
 Mary-Margaret Humes (* 1958), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin

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Lighting done right can completely change a room and how you feel when you walk into it. Each room, depending on its use and its layout, can best benefit from different types of lighting. Below are some suggestions for the best ways to light each room in your home.
The living room is one of the rooms that allows for more liberal design. With the right light choice, the normal living room is able to present a totally different atmosphere. Recessed lighting is a great option that will illuminate the entirety of a living room. A floor lamp is a simple way to flood the whole room with light as well. To create a warmer and brighter ambiance, try adding sconces or table lamps in addition to your floor lamp. This is a room that can also greatly benefit from the addition of accent lights such as art lights. Track lights can highlight unique items in your home and create an elegant atmosphere.
Chandeliers are classic when it comes to dining room lighting. Pendant lights are an alternative similar in effect but more simplistic in design. They are a great choice if you're aiming for a clean, modern aesthetic.
Wall sconces are a decorative way to light a patio or a backyard.
Recessed lighting is perfect for kitchens as they take up no space and leave plenty of room to move around and to store goods. Pendant lights and ceiling lights are another great choice that stays out of the way while providing stylish lighting.
Like most rooms, bedrooms can benefit from a floor lamp that lights the whole room. This is a particularly suitable option since bedrooms are usually not too large and therefore easy to fill with light. A wall sconce or a table lamp next to a bed or on a desk is great task lighting for activities like reading or working.
Wall sconces are a great choice for vanity lighting next to a bathroom mirror.
Hallways and stairways are narrow spaces. As such, they are best lit with fixtures that take up the least space, such as wall sconces and ceiling lights.
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State Senator Jeff Irwin Of Ann Arbor Advocates Insurance For All
By David Fair • Jul 12, 2019
Michigan State Senator Jeff Irwin
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A Town Hall on "Medicare For All" will be held in Ypsilanti on Saturday. The panel discussion and audience Q & A will feature Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, State Representatives Yousef Rabhi and Ronnie Peterson, and State Senator Jeff Irwin. Irwin joined WEMU's David Fair to discuss how the need for, and the barriers to, a path forward to national health care coverage.
"Medicare For All" Town Hall
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"Medicare For All" Town Hall: 5-7 pm Saturday, July 13th at Mckenny Hall on the Eastern Michigan University Campus.
In February of this year, Reps. Debbie Dingell and Pramila Jayapal introduced the Medicare for All Act of 2019 with more than 100 co-sponsors. The bill would improve and expand access to medicare so that every American has access to quality, affordable healthcare.
Join Rep. Dingell, Rep. Jayapal, and representatives from Washtenaw County to learn more about the fight for Medicare for All at the federal and state levels and to ask any questions you may have!
Non-commercial, fact based reporting is made possible by your financial support. Make your donation to WEMU today to keep your community NPR station thriving.
— David Fair is the WEMU News Director and host of Morning Edition on WEMU. You can contact David at 734.487.3363, on twitter @DavidFairWEMU, or email him at dfair@emich.edu
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Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingell Argues In Favor Of 'Medicare For All'
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12th Congressional District Representative Debbie Dingell is co-sponsor of the Medicare For All Act of 2019. The bill has been introduced in Congress and is now getting hearings. On Saturday, July 13th, the Dearborn Democrat will serve on a panel of lawmakers at a Town Hall on "Medicare for All" in Ypsilanti. Dingell shared her perspective in a conversation with 89.1 WEMU's David Fair.
Rabhi And Dingell To Hold Town Hall In Ann Arbor On Health Care And Prescription Drug Costs
By David Fair • Apr 23, 2019
The cost of prescription drugs and health care is going up and, for many, is already out of reach. 53rd District State Representative Yousef Rabhi and U.S. Representative Debbie Dingell will host a public forum tonight to discuss what is being done in Lansing and Washington to address these issues. Rabhi joined WEMU's David Fair to talk about what to expect for the upcoming forum.
Remembering The Late Congressman John Dingell By Celebrating A Cultural Tradition
By Lisa Barry • Mar 5, 2019
Office of Debbie Dingell
Today is known as "Fat Tuesday," and thousands of Paczki are eaten across Michigan as part of a pre-Lenten tradition and as a Polish celebration.
89.1 WEMU's Lisa Barry spoke to 12th District Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, who shared the tradition today at home and in Washington, D.C. to carry on the tradition started over 40 years ago by her husband, Congressman John Dingell, who passed away last month.

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Q: primary key as like char I have a table as a primary key a char (1) in the sql server using the jtds driver.
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But when I update, I get the following error:
IJ031042: Method is not implemented by JDBC driver
Caused by: java.lang.AbstractMethodError
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How can I solve this problem?

A: Looks like there is bug already assigned for these specific cases, as like the one that you've mentioned in your question.
One of the possible solutions that even was mentioned on the forums was to switch to sqljdbc4 instead of the jTDS version of the JDBC jar that you're using currently. There is no version available with this patch, though this is not a tough bit to crack but can be unreliable!
Hope that this answers your question well!

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Home/News/World/Russian prison services promise to arrest Navalny if returned to Russia – RT in english
Russian prison services promise to arrest Navalny if returned to Russia – RT in english
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Blaming the opponent for violating the conditions of a five-year suspended prison sentence for embezzlement, Russian prison services say he will be arrested if he returns to Russia, as he has announced, Jan. 17.
The Russian Prison Service (FSIN) said on January 14 that it intends to arrest the opponent Alexei Navalny if he returns to Russia as he plans to do this weekend, accusing him of having violated the conditions of 'a suspended prison sentence targeting him.
"The Russian Federal Prison Service is obliged to take all necessary measures to arrest the offender Alexeï Navalny, pending a court decision to replace his suspended sentence with a sentence [de prison] firm, "the FSIN said in a statement.
The FSIN criticizes Alexei Navalny for not appearing before the Russian penitentiary services twice a month, as required by the conditions of a five-year suspended prison sentence to which he was sentenced in 2015.
Alexei Navalny was indeed sentenced to a suspended sentence in 2017, in a case related to the embezzlement of 16.5 million rubles from the Kirovles company. He did not plead guilty, saying the criminal proceedings were aimed at hampering his political engagement.
If the FSIN admits "to take into account" the fact that Alexeï Navalny was for three weeks in a coma in a Berlin hospital, it ensures that the opponent did not respond to a summons on October 23 and did " notified that a month later "to the Russian authorities that he was in Germany," where, according to him, he is in recovery ".
"Undergoing rehabilitation procedures is not a reason not to show up for check-in [à l'inspection pénitentiaire]", Further estimated the FSIN, adding that the politician had" been placed on the list of wanted persons with the order to take measures to arrest him during the establishment of his whereabouts ".
At the end of December, the Russian Federal Service for the Execution of Sentences suspected him of having violated the parole rules, based on an article published on December 22 in the British magazine The Lancet, justifying for the Russian authorities the filing of a request with the court to replace the suspension by firm prison. "According to the article [de The Lancet], Alexeï Navalny was released from the clinic on September 20, 2020 and by October 12, all the sequelae of his illness had disappeared. Thus, the person sentenced to a suspended sentence does not fulfill the commitments assigned to him by the court and escapes the control of the criminal executive inspectorate, "the Federal Prison Service had indicated.
Alexei Navalny was uneasy in August when he returned from an electoral tour in Siberia. Placed in a coma in Russia then transferred to Germany, he accuses the Russian security services (FSB) of having tried (in vain) to assassinate him on the direct order of President Vladimir Poutin. Several Western chancelleries, including Germany, claiming to rely on the results of three European laboratories, said he was the victim of poisoning in Novichok, a thesis also advocated by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
For their part, the Russian doctors who took care of him before his transfer to Berlin ensure that the analyzes carried out on the patient showed no trace of poisoning. The Russian authorities have also repeatedly deplored what they believe to be a lack of cooperation from these countries in the investigation.
Alexei Navalny was released from hospital without sequelae in early September and has indicated that he plans to return to Russia on January 17.
American executed by federal authorities, six days before Donald Trump's departure
A whole bunch of caregivers mobilized to "get the general public hospital out of this droop" (IMAGES) – RT in French
Nigerian police kill protesters defying curfew in Lagos, Amnesty says
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Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson
Definitive film biography of the irreverent American journalist and writer, focusing on his most provocative and productive period from 1965 to 1975. Narrated by Johnny Depp.
The definitive film biography of a mythic American figure, a man that Tom Wolfe called 'our greatest comic writer', whose suicide led Rolling Stone magazine, where Thompson began his career, to devote an entire issue to the man that launched a brash, irreverent, fearless style of journalism - named 'gonzo' after an anarchic blues riff by James Booker.
Borrowing from Kris Kristofferson, Thompson was a 'walking contradiction, partly truth, mostly fiction'. While his pen dripped with venom for dishonest politicians, he surprised nervous visitors with the courtly manners and soft-spoken delivery of a Southern gentleman. By many, he is considered an iconic crusader for truth, justice and a fiercely idealistic American way. Like Jack Kerouac's On the Road, his book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas has been a wanderlust myth for generation after generation of American youth. And for America's esteemed journalists - from Tom Wolfe, and Walter Isaacson to the NY Times' Frank Rich - he remains an iconic freelance who believed that writing could make a difference. The film focuses on Thompson's work, particularly his most provocative and productive period from 1965 to 1975.
Gonzo is directed by Alex Gibney, the Academy Award-nominated director of Enron: the Smartest Guys in the Room and the director of the Academy Award-winning documentary Taxi to the Dark Side. While Gibney shaped the screen story, every narrated word in the film springs from the typewriters of Thompson himself, given life by Johnny Depp.
The film is distinguished by its unprecedented cooperation of Thompson's friends, family and estate. The filmmakers had access to hundreds of photographs and over 200 hours of audiotapes, home movies and documentary footage.
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Q: Is there a way to target all textareas with a value using CSS only? I imagined this to be straightforward, but I am unable to find anything that indicates I can use CSS to target non-empty textareas on a page.
I'm okay with JS if CSS absolutely does not support this, but even with jQuery I can't find a way to use a selector, but have to explicitly check for a .val().
Some context: I have an optional textarea that expands on focus, but if the user does decide to type something, I don't want it to shrink again when focus leaves.

A: Markup-wise, the :empty selector should allow you to select textareas that have absolutely no content, not even so much as whitespace or a line break. Conversely :not(:empty) should let you select non-empty textareas.
Selectors in CSS are mostly static though, meaning they don't account for dynamic changes such as if you edit a textarea's content after page load. Furthermore, a selector like :empty doesn't really account for a textarea's value so much as it checks for the presence (or absence) of content nodes in general, so I suspect it doesn't play well with forms.
If you need to apply styles dynamically based on the value of a form field, you'll need to use a script to check its value using .val() or something similar every time it updates.

A: Yes, you can do it in jQuery like:
$('textarea:not(:empty)').css('color','red');

DEMO HERE

A: Look at :invalid & :valid CSS3 pseudo classes:
DEMO
<textarea required="required"></textarea>

textarea:invalid{background:red}
textarea:valid{background:blue}

A: How about using .filter()?
    $("input").filter(function() { return this.value == ""; }).css('dosomething');

A: $('textarea:empty') is a nice way of doing it, but as I am dealing with textareas whose content may constantly change and be empty at one point and non-empty the next, this would still require checking every time the user focuses in and out of the textarea.
I ended up adding a class .empty to my textarea, and checking its value every time .focusout is fired:
$('textarea').focusout(function() {
  if ($(this).val() == '') { $(this).addClass('empty'); }
  else { $(this).removeClass('empty'); }
  });

This way I can keep the styling in my stylesheets and the rules defined by .empty get used even after the user has typed something and decides to delete it all.


Athletes and coaches often ask me questions about how to run faster. Because I've written a lot about the subject, I understand why they're asking, but the answer can get a little complicated. Some athletes spend years working on speed development, and there are so many factors that it's difficult to answer the question quickly. If a person wants all the details, I love getting into the science behind speed development. But, most of the time, they just want simple tips on how to run faster instead of reading a research literature review and going through a 6-week program.
1. Get off your heels and strike the ground through the ball of your foot.
I see athletes with messed up mechanics all the time, and there are plenty of things to mess up – arm swing, knee drive, foot placement, body lean, etc. But, the most common mistake in kids who are slow is that they run on their heels.
take some time to adjust to this new style of running. A lot of athletes start running on their toes when they hear this coaching cue, so you have to be very clear on what part of the foot to land on. The heel will only be a couple of millimeters off the ground, so the weight is on the ball of the foot, not the toes. In this position, the ankle should be "locked" or "cocked and loaded" so that it's rigid instead of loose. If the ankle is rigid, all of the force produced by the hips can be transferred into the ground. If the ankle is loose, all of that force will dissipate through the foot/ankle before it goes into the ground.
The reason this is usually the best correction is that running on the ball of your foot usually forces a better knee drive as well. The knee drive allows you to travel farther on each step, increasing your stride length. It also allows you to take advantage of the strength you're going to gain in tip #2.
This doesn't mean that the strongest person in the world is the fastest. It's not even close. But, most people who ask how to run faster are weak, especially in the glutes and hamstrings. Hitting the weight room is usually a great place to start if you want to increase your speed. Like I said, this is not ALWAYS true, but it's usually a piece of the puzzle that's missing.
I don't typically recommend spending a ton of time lifting because you also need to focus on running, but a solid total-body workout only needs to take 45 minutes, 2-3 days a week. Don't turn this into a quest to squat 600 lbs. or anything. If your goal is to run faster, then do what it takes to get stronger without taking away from your other training.
Be sure to develop your posterior chain (glutes, hamstrings, calves, low back) with exercises like the glute/ham raise, Nordic hamstrings, back extensions, RDLs, hip thrusts/bridges, etc. in addition to more traditional lifts like a squat or Bulgarian split squat.
3. Run fast and jump high.
If you want your body to run faster, you have to run fast. What the heck does that mean? I can't tell you how many times I hear someone ask how to run faster, then they tell me they mainly do technique drills. Technique is a huge component of speed, but you're going to have to run as fast as you can fairly often if you plan on improving. You'll typically want to run at top speed 2-3 days a week with long rest periods between sets. You don't have to do a million sprints either. 5-10 shorts sprints, with long rest periods, is sufficient as long as the intensity is high. Most people can get away with 10-20 sprints if they are in good shape. You just want to make sure you're able to perform all of your high-speed sprints at high speeds. Once you feel yourself getting tired or slowing down, it's time to shut that portion of the workout down for the day.
The jumping portion of this one is referring to plyometric training. Plyos (like running fast) train your muscles, but they also train the nervous system to contract those muscles harder and in a more beneficial sequence. Of course, you need to be using good mechanics for plyos and sprints, but the key message here is that you need to be doing some fast, explosive work to optimize your nervous system and take advantage of the strength your building in the weight room.
These are simply some basic tips on how to run faster, and they are a good starting point when planning a training program. Once you have these three components covered, you can move on to more advanced programming considerations. Just be sure not to rush your training. Everyone wants to get faster immediately, but it's well worth the time to take a couple of steps back to correct some things. In the end, you'll enjoy great benefits and the result will be you running faster than you've ever run before.
Sprinting And Hypertrophy: Strange Bedfellows or Likely Partners?


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Justin Timberlake & Jessica Biel Reportedly Hire Two Gay Male Nannies To Look After Son
Gay Drama 'Moonlight' Wins Best Picture In Shocking Oscars Upset
Gay Utah Couple Among The Las Vegas Shooting Victims
GOP Presidential Hopeful Ben Carson: Being Gay Is A Choice Because Prison Turns Men Gay
March 4, 2015 July 19, 2016 | by Adrian Garcia
Dr. Ben Carson, an anti-gay extremist and potential candidate in the 2016 GOP presidential primary, said Wednesday that being gay is "absolutely" a choice because prisons prove people choose to be gay.
"Because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight — and when they come out, they're gay," Carson said during an interview on CNN with Chris Cuomo. "So, did something happen while they were in there? Ask yourself that question."
The former neurosurgeon argued that LGBT people do not deserve the same equal protection under the law because they could choose not to be gay.
"You can't just say because it happened that way, this time this is the same situation," Carson explained. "It's not the same situation. Because people have no control over their race for instance."
"You think they have control over their sexuality?" Cuomo asked.
"Absolutely," Carson replied.
"You think being gay is a choice," Cuomo pressed.
"Absolutely," Carson said. "Because a lot of people who go into prison, go into prison straight, and when they come out they're gay. So, did something happen while they were in there? Ask yourself that question."
To be clear, The American Psychological Association says "there is no consensus among scientists" on how a person's sexual orientation is developed."
APA adds:
"Although much research has examined the possible genetic, hormonal, developmental, social and cultural influences on sexual orientation, no findings have emerged that permit scientists to conclude that sexual orientation is determined by any particular factor or factors. Many think that nature and nurture both play complex roles; most people experience little or no sense of choice about their sexual orientation."
In a 2013 Fox News interview, Carson argued that legalizing gay marriage would pave the way for legal bestiality and pedophilia. He later backtracked and apologized for the comment, insisting it "was taken completely out of context and completely misunderstood."
Watch the exchange below:
[h/t: RawStory/Photo Credit: CNN]


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United States quality assurance manager, since 2003. Adjunct professor chemistry Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, Kansas. With United States Air Force, 1974-1979, West Germany.
Gregg Patrick Oakes, American chemistry professor, manger food and drug administration. Member of American Chemical Society.
Oakes, Gregg Patrick was born on October 12, 1955 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Wayne Burton and Joyce Helen Oakes.
Bachelor of Science, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, 1983. Master of Science, University Utah, Salt Lake City, 1986.
Member of American Chemical Society.
Married Debra Lee Evans, December 11, 1991. Children: Erin Patrick, Shaun Patricia, Lindsay Marie Hamilton.


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Tigring ist eine Ortschaft und eine Katastralgemeinde der Marktgemeinde Moosburg im Bezirk Klagenfurt-Land im Bundesland Kärnten in Österreich.

Geografie
Die Ortschaft Tigring liegt nördlich von Moosburg und südlich des Freudenbergs. Im Westen befindet sich der Strußnigteich und östlich liegt Windischbach.

Nachbarorte

Geschichte
Bei Ausgrabungen auf dem Kirchhügel von Tigring, wo sich ein römischer Gutshof befunden haben mag, wurden u. a. eine griechisch-römische Reiterstatuette und ein marmorner Caesarenkopf gefunden.

Im Jahre 1135 wurde Tigring als Gut ("predium") genannt. Zu dieser Zeit wurden auch die Pfarrkirche Heiliger Egyd und der romanische Karner erbaut. Die Errichtung der Pfarre erfolgte im Jahr 1136.

Südlich der Pfarrkirche liegt der (rekonstruierte) Gerichtsplatz ("Thingplatz"), wo in fränkischer Zeit unter Vorsitz des Grafen oder Gemeindevorstehers (Schultheiß, Schulze) unter freiem Himmel Gerichtsversammlungen (Thing) stattfanden und zu dem aus dem Jahre 1570 überliefert ist: "Seit alter Zeit bestand am püchl zu thigring ain richtstatt". Bis ca. 1500 befand sich das Gericht in der nahegelegenen Arnulfsfeste.

Tigring war als Katastralgemeinde ursprünglich Bestandteil der Ortsgemeinde Moosburg, die sich im Jahre 1850 konstituiert hatte; 1899 trennte sich Tigring vom Gemeindegebiet ab und bildete eine eigene Ortsgemeinde.

Im Zuge der Gemeindereform 1973 wurde Tigring nach Moosburg eingemeindet.

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 Geschichte der mittelalterlichen Pfarren Moosburg und Tigring

Ort im Bezirk Klagenfurt-Land
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Exploring The Term "Blockchain"
Blockchain Explained In Simple Terms
In simple terms, a blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions. When someone uses cryptocurrency to buy something, that transaction is recorded on the blockchain. Each blockchain transaction is verified by a network of computers, and each computer in the network has a copy of the blockchain. This makes it impossible to counterfeit or tamper with blockchain transactions. In easier words, blockchain eliminates any threat of hacking or cheating the systems.
Do Blockchain Networks Have An Impact On Finances?
Yes, it does, a massive impact that is. Now that you understand what blockchain is, let's take a look at how it could influence financial institutions.
Efficient Financial Processes
For banks and other financial institutions, blockchain could mean more transparency and security when it comes to processing transactions. For example, blockchain solutions could be used to verify identities, process payments, keep track of assets and provide faster transactions. This would all be done through a secure, decentralized network.
Blockchain could also lead to a faster and more efficient banking system. With blockchain networks, banks wouldn't have to rely on third-party intermediaries, such as clearinghouses, to process transactions. This would eventually make transactions cheaper and faster.
In addition, blockchain technology could help reduce fraudulent activities in the financial sector. For example, blockchain technologies could be used to verify the authenticity of documents, not only in financial sectors but also land titles and government identification records.
Lastly, blockchain could help the finance sector provide better customer service. With blockchain, customers would have more control over their data and transactions. They would also be able to access their account information 24/7.
A lot of financial institutions are jumping on the bandwagon, some of which are shown in the picture below.
Why Do Banks Hate Blockchain?
Banks have been vocal critics of blockchain technology. They have called blockchain a "massive disruptive force" and a "threat to their business model." But why do banks hate blockchain?
There are several reasons why banks dislike blockchain.
First, blockchain threatens to disrupt the existing banking system. Banks rely on intermediaries to process transactions. With blockchain there would be no need for these intermediaries. This would make it difficult for banks to make money off of processing fees.
Second, blockchain could make it easier for people to bypass banks altogether. Blockchain allows for peer-to-peer transactions without the need for a third party. This could lead to people using blockchain to send money directly to each other, bypassing banks altogether.
Third, blockchain could make it easier for people to get loans without going through a bank. With blockchain, people could use their crypto assets as collateral for a loan. This would allow people to get loans from sources other than banks.
Fourth, blockchain could make it easier for people to store value outside of the traditional banking system. With blockchain, people could store their value in crypto assets rather than in bank accounts. This could lead to a decline in the use of bank accounts and a shift of wealth from banks to blockchain-based systems.
Finally, blockchain could make it easier for people to track their own money. With blockchain, people would have a public record of all of their transactions. This would make it easier for people to track their spending and see where their money is going.
All of these factors could lead to a decline in the use of traditional banking services. And that is why banks hate blockchain.
Private Blockchain Applications
Private blockchain networks offer several advantages over public blockchain networks. For one, they are much more scalable. Private blockchain networks can also be better optimized for specific use cases as compared to public blockchain networks.
Another advantage of private blockchain networks is that they offer increased security and privacy. Since only authorized participants can access a private blockchain network, it is much more difficult to access the blockchain system.
In private blockchains, each transaction is verified by a select group of individuals which makes it less likely for hackers to target the blockchain. This process is known as consensus. Consensus ensures that all participants in the blockchain network agree on the validity of each transaction.
A practical scenario would be implementation of blockchain in a medical healthcare business, like a hospital, where information of all the patients is stored on a private blockchain network with no access to the public; ensuring that patients' data cannot be tampered unless verified by majority of the hospital staff.
Other applications include automobile leasing companies, educational institutions, HRM systems and much more. Sky's the limit when it comes to private blockchain networks.
How Blockchain Technology Is Revolutionizing Business
Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we do business. It is secure, efficient, and transparent. For these reasons, blockchain is being adopted by a growing number of businesses and organizations.
Uses of blockchain technology
Supply chain management: Blockchain can be used to track the movement of goods and materials throughout the supply chain. This information can be used to improve efficiency and quality control.
Payment processing: Blockchain can be used to process payments, settlements, and other financial transactions. This can help businesses reduce costs and speed up transactions.
Identity management: Blockchain can be used to store and manage identity information. This can help businesses comply with regulations, prevent fraud, and protect customer data.
Data sharing: Blockchain can be used to securely share data between businesses and organizations. This can help businesses save time, and money and improve collaboration.
BearPlex As A Leading Blockchain Developing company
Don't let the heading confuse you, we provide various other services as well. However, we're also among the leading blockchain development companies. BearPlex provides blockchain solutions to businesses and organizations to meet their specific needs. Our team of blockchain experts can help you develop a blockchain solution.
We firmly believe that DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) has the potential of transforming our ways of doing business, nonprofits, government, and much more. It is a futuristic technology, and our team of blockchain app developers are passionate about taking advantage of DLTs to brighten up the future.
Guiding and working with our high-profile clients through the cryptocurrency and blockchain hysteria as one of their most trusted partners, we help them in extracting and distinguishing the real value of the business from the glitter and media hype.
Here, you have it. We walked you through the entire blockchain and how the network basically revolves around digital currency, fast transactions and uses a record-keeping system (ledger) that keeps track of any changes. Blockchain technology is still in its early stages, and many potential applications have not yet been explored. As blockchain technology evolves, we will likely see even more innovative and transformative uses for this game-changing technology.
If you have a killer idea and want to make a difference in the blockchain sector, let's get in touch! We're always looking for proactive partners to grow with.
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Music For Sleep is the project of Sardinian electronic musician Andrea Porcu. One year after Migration, he's back with a new work. "Waterforms" is a 60 minute longform track composition that experiments the dilatation of sound (in the true sense of the word) within a scenario that can be for example near a lake or on the shores of an isolated sea, still uncontaminated, embraced by a slight modular synthesis manipulation. It is out now via Shimmering Moods. Listen below.


Gold import control - Does it work?
The Govt. thinks that gold imports cause high Current Account Deficit (CAD), and therefore, gold imports should be curbed. As outright ban on gold imports would create uproar, Govt tried doing it in a roundabout way, with mixed results.
RBI came out with this circular in August 2013. The circular says that any importer of Gold has to keep 20% of such imported gold reserved for exports. In effect, the gold importer has to supply this gold to an exporter,who would in turn export it out of the country. The 20% is to be kept in bonded warehouses with Customs till an exporter is found. The remaining 80% can be sold in domestic market. However, if the 20% kept with customs is not subsequently exported, the importer cannot import further. The RBI circular presents a worked example on this. Also, if only a part of that 20% is exported, the quota allowed for imports in the next lot shall decrease proportionately.
The circular was supposed to decrease the import of gold. What it did, was to stop imports completely into the domestic market for some time. The field formation of customs department didn't know how to go about, given the language of the circular, and stopped all import gold consignments till CBEC came up with their own notification to supplement the RBI circular, in september. Here's the link.
However,the language of the circular makes it amply clear that the Govt. doesn't want any imports of gold into domestic market. They have excluded the premier trading houses, nominated agencies, SEZs/EOUs from being counted as exporters.
It has worked. The gold imports have come down drastically. The import of around 3.5 Billion USD since mid of this year of gold (compared to around 18 billion USD last year for the same period), is proof enough. Most of even this imported gold has gone for exports as it was imported against advance licenses for duty free clearances for exports. So, in effect, there is hardly any raw gold in domestic market at the time of this posting.
Does that mean the jewellers are not making jewellery? No. They are getting smuggled gold which is commanding a premium of around 20% (10% duty saved + 10% smuggling costs). The premium is going up every day.
Does the CAD look good. Yes. On paper it does. But is it sustainable? That's moot. Because it's hard to believe that people have stopped importing due to these circulars. I believe that smuggling is back. And the payment is happening through hawala. Ajay shah elaborates on CAD here.
The small amount of gold imports for exports purposes is by premier trading houses such as Rajesh Exports Limited (in Bangalore). Such imports are happening through advance authorizations issued by DGFT. There's an RBI circular that covers it here.
So, in short, gold import for domestic consumption through legal channel is out. Gold imports for exports through legal channel is allowed and is being used by some big names in the field. Gold smuggling is on. And we don't know how the payments are routed through hawala. Is it hitting remittances, or is it being done through exports/imports misinvoicing or through services misinvoicing, only time may tell.
What I fail to understand is the rationale of such moves. Is the govt. serious when it thinks that a pseudo-ban would lead to drop in gold demand/consumption? With an open current account, isn't the govt joking when it thinks about curbing capital account issues arising out of gold smuggling?
Are there any lessons learnt? I bet there would be, in future, if this continues for long. And it would be simple. Such nonsense doesn't work, anymore.
Trivia: A recent flight from Dubai to Kozhikode had around 60 passengers carrying around 1 kg of gold each. As per the rules, a passenger returning from abroad after a continuous stay of more than 6 months can carry upto 1 kg of gold with them. Customs collected 10% duty from all these passengers. Upon interviewing passengers, it was found that someone from Dubai sponsored their tickets for this service. Free tickets for this carrier service. Not a bad deal! However, this import is not logged into the data capturing system of customs. I hear that more than a tonne of gold came this route last month. Customs reported multiple cases of gold smuggling recently, and if we add undetected cases, one has to be naive to believe that gold imports has stopped.
Further updated blog on this topic here.
The WTO's Bali ministerial finally concluded successfully with an agreement which would be called 'Bali Package'. The package is a watered down version of what started very ambitiously with Doha round of talks around twelve years ago. The talks went through extremely bad patches in 2003 and 2008 when it was almost declared dead. People had started talking about moving beyond WTO, and indeed, countries had started working out regional agreements. So, not much was looked forward to in the Bali ministerial, and I thought it would wash out with India's resistance on food security clause (link), but it survived. Cuba made some noise, along-with India, on different issue altogether, but all came on-board to agree on this mediocre agreement. Mediocre when compared to what started out at initial Doha rounds.
I take the figures above with a pinch of salt. However, it would put pressure on developing countries to improve their processes and systems.
The objectives are: to speed up customs procedures; make trade easier, faster and cheaper; provide clarity, efficiency and transparency; reduce bureaucracy and corruption, and use technological advances. It also has provisions on goods in transit, an issue particularly of interest to landlocked countries seeking to trade through ports in neighbouring countries.
Part of the deal involves assistance for developing and least developed countries to update their infrastructure, train customs officials, or for any other cost associated with implementing the agreement.
The above is ambitious. India would have to put in money and efforts. Initiatives such as e-BRC will be the way to go for procedural and documentation simplification. Ports, airports, customs stations need upgradation, as well as DGFT, inspection, testing and certifying agencies and so on.
India managed to have it's way in the end. I had blogged about India's concern here. India held the talks to ransom till the demand of food security clause being extended indefinitely was agreed upon.
You can read more here and here. It was a personal triumph for Mr Roberto Azevedo, the new Director General of WTO. He has the momentum now. If he can capitalize on it, he might prevent WTO from fading into irrelevance. However, my personal feeling is that the easy agreements are all over. Only thorny issues such as agriculture subsidies, food security, market access etc remain from Doha rounds. They are difficult to handle and reaching agreements on them is challenging.
It has been in news for few days now. After a very long time, WTO members seemed to have reached a position to clinch a deal. The deal was a toned down version of original mandate from Doha rounds, but even then, it was a big deal because it was a multilateral deal after a very long time. The world has drifted over to regional arrangements in recent years due to failure of Doha rounds. The multilateral differences are too many and too wide to be bridged, or so it was thought. WTO, as a multilateral trade body, started facing questions about its future. Some started to write it off. However, WTO remains relevant, even in the era of proliferating regional agreements, despite what some pundits say, due to its role in trade facilitation, enforcement and dispute settlements. And now, with the new Director General in place, it appeared as if finally a multilateral deal is about to fructify.
India has remained sincerely and constructively engaged in negotiations.
The current text puts developing countries in disadvantageous position.
Doha round had development mandate, including food security at its core.
We agree that food security is non-negotiable.
Hence the text that dilutes food security is non-acceptable to us.
We believe we should agree first on trade facilitation and helping LDCs, which this text falls short on.
India supports multi-lateralism and we should look to build beyond Bali and work on it.
So the last sentence says that India is not looking to conclude anything in Bali, with the given text. I have been liberal in re-framing sentences from the speech, but I have tried to keep the core intact. What the speech does is simple. While it takes a rigid stand on food security, it says it is ready for constructive engagement, as it always has been. It rises above the issue at hand, and takes a big picture view on multilateral negotiation.
The problem is, the train of such big picture agreements has gone. India has its own domestic compulsions to stick to its stand. So be it. But to expect others to keep engaged with the chimera of big-picture multilateral agreement is too much to ask. One must appreciate and respect India for standing up for its right (or what it felt right!). However, one must also understand that it pushes the already tottering multilateral framework over the irredeemable cliff.
Would India gain from this stand or lose? That's a tough question to answer. The domestic politics had tied India's hand at this point. With the recent food security act coming into existence, India cannot afford to have stifling WTO rules that makes it hard to implement. To that extent, walking away from this deal helps it to avoid future penalties on this account. On the other hand, the recent trend and growth of regional trade agreements is taking the momentum away from WTO. Agreements such as Trans-pacific, and Trans-Atlantic deals, in which USA is now actively engaging its energies, would take the trading world away from WTO framework. Any late entrant into such gatherings, as and when they expand, would face penalties. By walking away from this deal, India has thrown away a lifeline given to multilateral framework. The losers, for sure, aren't the developed nations. The gainers, as of now, cannot be ascertained.
Rejoinder on 7 Dec 2013: After multiple rounds of consultation between India, US and WTO, a revised draft acceding to India's demand on agriculture has been put out. The draft might be generally acceptable to all.
I had blogged about the revolutionary trade facilitation measure 'electronic-Bank Realization Certificate' (e-BRC) here. E-BRC was just launched by Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) at that time. It has been more than a year now and it has revolutionzed the way the bank realizations are filed in India.
6) Successfully enable bilateral or multi-lateral international cooperation.
e-BRC project enables banks to upload Foreign Exchange realisation information relating to merchandise goods exports on to the DGFT server under a secured protocol. So far 89 banks operating in India, including foreign banks and cooperative banks have uploaded more than 64 lakh e-BRCs on to the DGFT server. This initiative has reduced the cost of transaction for exporters by eliminating their interface with bank (for issuance of BRC purposes) and enhanced the productivity of banks and DGFT. At the state level, Commercial Tax Departments of Maharashtra, Delhi, Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh have signed MoU with DGFT for receiving e-BRC data for VAT refund purposes. Many other states are in the process of signing MOUs. e-BRC project is a success story involving multiple stake holders, each with a different technology platform. This project is a live example of power of Business Process Reengineering (BPR) to improve service delivery.
Way to go. As I said in the earlier blog, BRCs are just one small step for the trade, but this measure of going electronic, is a big leap in terms of trade-facilitation.
There was a disturbing news item in the Economic times yesterday. The heading read "Finance ministry takes exception to commerce ministry OK-ing trade pacts; to take over negotiation of all investment pacts".
Finance Minister P Chidambaram had raised concerns at Thursday's Cabinet meeting over the pact's text, which had been decided without consulting his ministry, after which the proposal was deferred.
The finance ministry, which is the administrative department for India's investment policy, was neither consulted by the commerce department during the talks nor were its views sought when the draft text of the pact was finalised.
The above difference was noticed while the cabinet went through the text of Indo-Asean comprehensive economic partnership agreement concluded recently.
If it was a lapse, it must be rectified and mechanism must be put in place so that such errors do no happen in future. If it was intentional, which I hope was not the case, the delinquent elements must be fixed.
Also, finance ministry should refrain from trying to take over trade negotiations through back door. It should stick to giving its views/opinions. It doesn't have the institutional ability to operate in these areas, as of now.
Ministry of textiles came up with an order that mandates compulsory usage of Jute as packing material for the year 2013-14, yesterday. The bright idea is to promote jute usage, in this year of jute, to help employment in Jute sector, and keep the struggling jute sector alive. It would also help jute farmers. The legal sanctity for this order comes from Jute packing material act of 1987, under which Govt is within its capacity to come up with such an order. The detailed order can be found here. Basically, it mandates that 90% of foodgrains, and 20% of sugar production must be packaged using jute products, mainly the jute gunny bags.
The Jute bags cost around Rs 35 per 50 Kg bag, which translates into cost of packing sugar at Rs 0.7 per kg. On the other hand the cost of HDPE (High Density Poly Ethylene) bag is much less. The 50 Kg HDPE bag cost Rs 15 translating into per Kg cost of packing coming to Rs 0.30. Therefore there will be an additional burden of Rs 0.40 a kg for sugar producers.
The cost benefit analysis cannot be just bare bones economics as above. Jute is an issue that involves much more, in terms of livelihood issues. Around 3.7 lakh people are directly employed in jute industry and 40 lakh farming families depend on jute. The exports of jute, in terms of quantity has mostly stagnated for the last 15 years. Production and consumption of jute has also kept constant for the last 20 years. So, all such ideas that the Govt. implemented for the last 15-20 years, including compulsory measures for usage of jute packaging, seems to have failed.
Someone needs to step in and touch the Jute issue in the larger perspective. Compulsory measures might help in short run, but in the long run, there has to be a sustainable solution. Also, a cost-benefit analysis of such orders needs to be studied in detail.


This week, President Trump unveiled a new White House initiative — the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative. This new effort, spearheaded by Ivanka Trump, the first government-wide initiative of its kind.
The Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative aims to help 50 million women in developing countries realize their economic potential through workforce development and vocational education efforts; empowering female entrepreneurship; and eliminating the legal, regulatory and cultural barriers that prevent women from fully participating in their local economies.
While all of these are critical efforts, it is the last silo — working to eliminate the legal, regular and cultural barriers to women – that is the most important, and could set the tone for a more value-based approach to foreign policy.
Research suggests that the more women are excluded from full participation in a country's economy, the likelier it is that the country will be involved in conflict and respond to a threat with immediate violence. When women are free to thrive, they bring national stability, as well as more jobs and economic growth.
The treatment of women in many parts of the world is abysmal and wholly incompatible with American values or even the most basic sense of human rights. Systemic and legal oppression of women includes allowing husbands in some countries to legally restrict their wives from working. In many countries, women are legally prevented from inheriting land and are unable to open a bank account without permission.
The Trump initiative is a welcome effort aimed at beginning to remove some of the regulatory and legal roadblocks to women's economic rights.
It shouldn't end with women's rights either. One of our most valuable exports is our values and for too long our foreign policy and our tax dollars failed to reflect those values.
Far too many countries fail to respect basic human rights for women, gays and religious minorities — and it's not just our enemies.
Seven of the top 10 recipients of U.S. foreign aid dollars make it a crime to simply be gay or lesbian. Indeed, in parts of Nigeria, which receives more than $400 million in taxpayer financed foreign aid, an individual can be sentenced to death for being gay.
Egypt, who is the second largest recipient of U.S. foreign aid — to the tune of $1.39 billion, frequently makes headlines for cracking down on gay individuals. Just last month, an Egyptian broadcaster was jailed for simply interviewing a gay man. In October 2017, 33 people were arrested after a gay pride flag was displayed at a pop concert.
In far too many places around the globe, people continue to be persecuted, unjustly prosecuted, or imprisoned for exercising their right to freedom of religion or belief. Today, a number of governments infringe upon individuals' ability to adopt, change, or renounce their religion or belief, worship in accordance with their religion or beliefs, or be free from coercion to practice a particular religion or belief.
On the list of "governments that have engaged in or tolerated systematic, ongoing, and egregious violations of religious freedom" was U.S. ally Saudi Arabia and placed on the watch list for "severe violations of religious freedom" was erstwhile ally Pakistan (the recipient of $837 million in U.S. foreign aid).
President Trump has been right to eschew the failed Bush-Obama foreign policy that risked putting brave young men and women in harm's way without a sufficient nexus to American interests. His America first foreign policy has begun to reverse decades of endless wars and to bring American soldiers home.
We do not need boots on the ground, or to risk American lives, to have a foreign policy rooted in American values. We need more initiatives like the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative that will seek spread American values of liberty and freedom to every corner of the globe. Where and how we spend American tax dollars should always be a reflection of who we are and what values we hold.
Christopher R. Barron (@ChrisRBarron) is the president of Right Turn Strategies, a conservative public relations firm. He was previously the chairman of GOProud.


After several years of dating "bad men" after my divorce, I recently met someone who interests me a lot. I am a Capricorn, he's a Taurus. He has been taking this very slowly, which is fine and very new to me, however I have no sense if he is really "that into me" or not. We have great conversations, are on the same page on so many aspects of our lives, but I cannot get a sense if this is going anywhere. What do you think? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Red.
Mr. Taurus presents as a really nice guy – sometimes maybe even a little too nice.
The two of you are really compatible, and can enjoy a great friendship. While he does enjoy your company and there is a mild chemistry between the two of you, he does not present with that "swept off his feet" feeling.
This man has a true romantic heart. He wants to be overwhelmed by love, lost in chemistry and emotion. He is treading lightly with you, hoping that the torrent of feeling will come. His logical mind tells him that it is a possibility, because you do fit the description and have the characteristics of the woman he has been looking for.
I would advise you to enjoy this relationship while it lasts, but do not set yourself up for heartache. I have no sense of this relationship progressing in romantic intensity. He wants to feel it, and doesn't quite understand why he is not.
Even though this relationship will not give you the happy ending you are looking for, it is still worth enjoying. Think of him as a reminder from the Universe that there are good men out there.
You may have found a Prince among the pond of frogs, but with a little more searching and patience, you will find yourself one day kissing your King.


Solid transport in combined sewers is characterized by a succession of two phenomena: erosion of sediment from the pipe bottom and deposition of solid matter transported by the flow during the sequential phases of a storm wave. The alternation of these phenomena in a combined sewer network causes the deposition of sand and organic material during the time between two successive storm waves. Dry weather flow generally cannot activate near-bed solids transport, so that the sediment remains in sewer trunks until the first storm flow occurs. After long periods of permanence at the sewer pipe bottom, especially during summer, organic material can undergo a process of decomposition. In this case, wet weather flow created by the first storm event often causes erosion and transport of solid material in a decomposed state to the receiving aquatic systems, with the risk of anoxia. This phenomenon is being analysed in two different hydrographic basins in Rome, with on-site monitoring of two combined sewer networks, whose dry weather flow and first storm flow, according to designed dilution ratios, is conveyed to the Roma Nord wastewater treatment plant and whose combined sewer overflow (CSO) spills are received by the river Aniene, one of the main tributaries of the river Tevere. This experimental activity is aimed at both locating, characterizing and quantifying sediment deposits in such sewer networks, and defining a sediment transport model to predict the position of sewer trunks with high probability of deposit and to estimate mean values of sediment volume. Keywords: combined sewerage, sewer sediments, transport model, water quality.
combined sewerage, sewer sediments, transport model, water quality.


How do you foster Katy family closeness?
In a little over a week, I will be attending a family reunion. We have decided to go on an Alaskan Cruise- the most exciting and elaborate reunion we have ever had. As much as I am excited to go on the cruise, what really excites me is the uniting of loved ones for an entire week. I have three sisters, whom I adore, and I can't wait to be with them. I am enamored with my nieces and nephews as well, and I know the cousins may have the best time of all. In addition to my sisters and their families, I have wonderful parents, an amazing grandmother and a fabulous aunt who will be joining us on the cruise.
I wonder what it will be like when my children are all grown and have families of their own. Will my children be as close to each other as I am to my siblings? I hope I am fostering closeness in our home and that they will be each other's best friends.  So, Alaska, here we come! I can hardly wait!
How do you foster family closeness? Please share!


Birdman's financial situation continues to spiral out of control, with reports coming out today via The Blast that the rap mogul is being forced to surrender the keys to his opulent $12 million Miami mansion, effectively immediately.
Not long ago, we reported the beginnings of this story, which detailed a lawsuit filed EMG Transfer Agent, a company that loaned Birdman $12 million. The rapper defaulted on the loan, which led to some scorn by fellow Florida magnate Rick Ross, and the mansion was subsequently up for grabs, since he had put it up as collateral in the first place. As such, a judge is ordering the Cash Money celeb to cough up all keys to the premises and any and all security codes that would allow someone access to the home.
Legal documents have also revealed that a "court appointed person that will take control of the residence will also receive all contracts, leases, rental agreements, fixtures furniture and equipment" that are inside the mansion, which will more than likely be sold off piece by piece if no renter can be found in the near future. The compound is an enormous one, sporting 7 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms stretched over 20,000 square feet of luxury. There is also a fully-functional theater room and supposedly golden chairs that adorn Birdman's foyer. When it comes to living in style on South Beach, the perks don't get much better.


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Hapoel Jerusalem is a sport organization in Jerusalem, Israel as a local branch of the Hapoel movement. The branch was established in the 1920s and represents the city in more sports than any other sport organization in Jerusalem. Today, the club's leading sport clubs participate in basketball, association football, swimming, and futsal.
Hapoel SA.D.R. Jerusalem Football Club
Hapoel "SA.D.R." Jerusalem F.C. was established in the 1920s and for many years was the leading club in Jerusalem. Their home pitch has changed through the years from the very modest Katamon Field to the sandbox of YMCA Stadium to the cavernous Teddy Stadium. The club's greatest achievement was winning the Israel State Cup in 1973, one year after they finished runners up.
During the 1980s and 1990s, the club lost its stature as Jerusalem's leading club to city rivals, Beitar. The club today plays in the Liga Artzit (Nationwide League), [3rd tier] .
Hapoel Katamon Football Club
Hapoel Katamon F.C. is an alternative team to "Hapoel Jerusalem", bilt by the fans of "Hapoel Jerusalem".
Hapoel Jerusalem Basketball Club
Hapoel "Migdal" Jerusalem is considered the second biggest club in Israel after European super power, Maccabi Tel Aviv. Jerusalem has won four cups and has been league runner up five times. The club's greatest achievement though was winning the ULEB Cup in 2004, the second highest title in Europe.
Hapoel Jerusalem Futsal Club
Run by the Peres Centre for Peace, the Hapoel Jerusalem Futsal Club is one of the strongest futsal teams in Israel. Unfortunately, the league is poorly run and the league proceeds on and off at times.
Hapoel Jerusalem Swim Club
Established in 1989, the club has captured almost every national title in competitive swimming in Israel.
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120,000 Sq. Ft. Commercial Centre , situated on the southeast quadrant of Colonel Talbot Road and Southdale Road West, London.
Located in one of the largest growth sectors of the City of London.
Current tenants include GoodLife Fitness, No Frills Grocery Store, Shoppers Drug Mart, Tim Hortons, TD Bank, Dolcetto Risto, Scotiabank, Southwood Dental Studio, Back N'Motion, Young Jewellery, West London Optometry.
Construction has commenced on a 12,100 Sq. Ft. medical clinic, with completion anticipated Spring 2018.


This huge, majestic fire globe is constructed from heavy gauge, 6mm thick oxidised steel with a sturdy cast iron stand. Once lit, the horse design creates a great focal point for your garden that's mesmerising to watch.
Simple, understated and classic, the Horse Fire Globe give you an easy and fuss free way to add warmth and happiness to your garden or patio.