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Mudança climática e stress de água: Instabilidade, conflitos e segurança nacional
Por IntelNomics
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Inteligência Económica
Três relatórios do Center for Naval Analyses
Muito interessantes e elucidativos sobre os riscos e ameaças de uma problemática já em desenvolvimento e que irá marcar os próximos tempos.
National Security and the Threat of Climate Change (2007)
In 2006 CNA convened a Military Advisory Board (MAB) of eleven retired three-star and four-star admirals and generals to assess the impact of global climate change on key matters of national security, and to lay the groundwork for mounting responses to the threats found.
In April 2007, CNA released the MAB's landmark report, National Security and the Threat of Climate Change, that articulates the concept of climate change acting as a "threat multiplier" for instability in some of the most volatile regions of the world and identifies key challenges that must be planned for now if they are to be met effectively in the future.
National Security and the Threat of Climate Change
National Security and the Accelerating Risks of Climate Change (2014)
As a follow-up to its landmark 2007 study on climate and national security, the CNA Military Advisory Board's National Security and the Accelerating Risks of Climate Change re-examines the impact of climate change on U.S. national security in the context of a more informed, but more complex and integrated world.
The Board's 2007 report described projected climate change as a "threat multiplier." In this report the 16 retired Generals and Admirals who make up the board look at new vulnerabilities and tensions posed by climate change, which, when set against the backdrop of increasingly decentralized power structures around the world, they now identify as a "catalyst for conflict."
In the seven years since the first Military Advisory Board (MAB) report, developments in scientific climate projections, observed climate changes (particularly in the Arctic), the toll of extreme weather events both at home and abroad, and changes in the global security environment have all served to accelerate the national security implications of climate change. While there has been some movement in efforts to plan effective responses to these challenges, the lack of comprehensive action by both the United States and the international community to address the full spectrum of projected climate change issues remains a concern.
The specific questions addressed in this update are:
Have new threats or opportunities associated with projected climate change or its effects emerged since our last report? What will be the impacts on our military?
The 2014 National Climate Assessment indicates that climate change, once considered an issue for a distant future, has moved firmly into the present. What additional responses should the national security community take to reduce the risks posed to our nation and to the elements of our National Power (Political, Military, Social, Infrastructure, and Information systems (PMESII))?
National Security and the Accelerating Risks of Climate Change
The Role of Water Stress in Instability and Conflict
Watch the U.S. report launch event on Feb. 6, 2018 at the Wilson Center
As senior military officers, we see water stress—the lack of adequate fresh water—as a growing factor in the world's hot spots and conflict areas, many of vital interest to the United States. Our earlier reports have identified a nexus among climate, water, energy, and U.S. national security.
We have previously shown how emerging resource scarcity across this nexus can be a threat multiplier and an accelerant of instability. With escalating global population and the impact of a changing climate, we see the challenges of water stress rising with time. It is in this context that we now seek to provide a better understanding of the mechanisms through which water factors into violence and conflict.
This report examines the role of water across a spectrum from civil unrest and localized violence to terrorism, insurgencies, and civil wars to state-on-state conflict. Focusing on water-stressed areas of the world, it articulates the role water plays not only in diplomacy, violence, and conflict, but also how water can be used as a tool of coercion across the spectrum of conflict.
Additionally, the research provides insight into how water stress can empower violent extremist organizations and place stable governments at risk.
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Top Banana Guesthouse , כתובת: 2 St 278.
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Mad Monkey Hostel , כתובת: 26, Street 302, ☎ +855 23 987 091, דוא"ל: phnompenh@madmonkeyhostels.com.
Angkor International Hotel , כתובת: 38-50 St 148, ☎ +855 23 217609, דוא"ל: angkorhotel11@gmail.com.
The Billabong Hotel , כתובת: 5 St 158, Sangkat Boeung Raing, ☎ +855 23 223703.
11.56458104.92725 Blue Lime , כתובת: 42 St 19z, ☎ +855 23 222260, +855 12 447057 (mobile), דוא"ל: reservation@bluelime.asia.
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Frangipani Villa Hotels , כתובת: various locations.
Golden Gate Hotel , כתובת: 9 St 278, Sangkat Beng Keng Kang 1, Khan Chamkarmorn, ☎ +855 23 427618.
Hotel Cara , כתובת: 18 St 47 & 84, Sangkat Srass Chork, ☎ +855 23 430066.
Hotel Luxury World , כתובת: 35 St 200, Sangkat Boeung Rang, Khan Daun Penh, דוא"ל: reservation@hotelluxuryworld.com.
Hotel Nine , כתובת: 48 St 9, ☎ +855 23 215964, דוא"ל: info@hotel-nine.com.
11.56707104.926116 The Lone Star Saloon Bar and Guesthouse , כתובת: 30 St 23, ☎ +855 12 577860.
Okay Guesthouse, כתובת: 5 St 258.
Paragon Hotel, כתובת: 219B Sisowath Quay.
The Pavilion , כתובת: 227 St 19.
The 252 , כתובת: 19 St 252, ☎ +855 23 998252, דוא"ל: info@the-252.com.
Villa Samnang (Villa Samnang) , כתובת: 15 St 302, דוא"ל: info@villa-samnang.com.
Villa Srey , כתובת: 16 St 306, BKK 1, דוא"ל: info@villasrey.com.
11.5507165104.93062347 YK Art House , כתובת: 13A St 830, Tonle Bassac, ☎ +85570521605, דוא"ל: book@ykarthouse.com.
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Intercontinental Hotel , כתובת: Mao Tse Tung Blvd.
Lebiz Hotel + Library , כתובת: 17F Kampuchea Krom, ☎ +855 23 998610, דוא"ל: info@lebizhotel.com.
La Maison d Ambre , כתובת: 123 St 110, corner St 19, Sangkat Wat Phnom, ☎ +855 23 222780, פקס: +855 23 222791, דוא"ל: contact@lamaisondambre.com.
Raffles Le Royal , כתובת: 92 Rukhak Vithei Daun Penh, ☎ +855 23 981888, פקס: +855 23 981168.
Sokha Club Hotel , ☎ +855 23 990123, פקס: +855 23 990151, דוא"ל: reservationspp@sokhahotels.com.
↑ Climatological Information for Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Hong Kong Observatory. אוחזר ב־August 11, 2012.
↑ Weatherbase: Historical Weather for Phnom Penh. Weatherbase. אוחזר ב־August 11, 2012.
↑ Cambodia - Phnom Penh (דנית). Climate Data for Selected Stations (1931-1960). Danish Meteorological Institute. אוחסן מהמקור ב־April 27, 2013. אוחזר ב־March 9, 2013.
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Karina Bryant (née le  à Kingston upon Thames) est une judokate britannique en activité évoluant dans la catégorie des plus de 78 kg (poids lourds). Elle compte à son palmarès de nombreuses récompenses obtenues en compétition internationale dont quatre titres européens. Malgré plusieurs participations aux Jeux olympiques et Championnats du monde, elle ne compte aucune médaille d'or dans ces compétitions. Elle est toutefois quintuple vice-championne du monde.

Biographie
Dans la deuxième moitié des années 1990, elle s'illustre dans les compétitions internationales juniors en gagnant deux titres de championne du monde juniors et un titre continental. En 1998, elle remporte son premier titre européen parmi les seniors, une année avant d'obtenir une médaille de bronze aux Championnats du monde organisés au Royaume-Uni.

En 2000, après le gain d'un deuxième titre européen à Wroclaw, elle dispute pour la première fois les Jeux olympiques à Sydney. Après une première victoire, la Britannique est éliminée à l'étape des huitièmes-de-finale par la Française Christine Cicot. L'année suivant cette déception, elle s'illustre en toutes catégories en remportant le bronze au niveau européen et l'argent au niveau planétaire. Lors des Championnats du monde 2001 organisés à Munich, elle atteint en effet une première finale planétaire mais est battue par la Française Céline Lebrun. Elle réédite pareille performance deux ans plus tard lors des Mondiaux 2003 d'Osaka. En finale, elle est cette fois battue par la Chinoise Tong Wen. Cette deuxième médaille d'argent vient s'ajouter à celle remportée dans la catégorie des poids lourds, une médaille de bronze. Plus tôt dans l'année, elle remportait un troisième titre européen à Düsseldorf.

Vice-championne d'Europe l'année suivante, elle se présente en outsider aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004 organisés à Athènes. Elle est pourtant battue d'entrée par la future vice-championne olympique, la Cubaine Daima Beltrán. Elle connaît un sort similaire dans le tableau de repêchages est termine donc non classée. Cet échec passé, elle retrouve les podiums internationaux et enlève à Rotterdam en 2005 une quatrième couronne européenne. Quelques mois plus tard, elle remporte deux nouvelles médailles aux Championnats du monde disputés au Caire mais ne monte toujours pas sur la première marche du podium. Ainsi, aussi bien en toutes catégories que chez les poids lourds, elle perd en finale respectivement devant la Japonaise Midori Shintani et la Chinoise Tong.

En 2008, elle vise une médaille pour sa troisième participation aux Jeux olympiques, à Pékin. Elle est cependant éliminée dès le premier tour du tournoi des poids lourds. L'année suivante, quatre après avoir remporté sa dernière récompense lors d'un championnat international, elle décroche la médaille d'argent à l'occasion des Championnats du monde de Rotterdam. De retour de blessure, est battue pour la troisième en finale d'un tournoi planétaire par la Chinoise Tong Wen.

Palmarès

Palmarès international

Divers

Principaux tournois
 3 podiums au Tournoi de Paris ( en 2001,  en 2003,  en 2005).

Notes et références

Liens externes

Judokate britannique
Médaillée de bronze olympique britannique
Judokate aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2000
Judokate aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004
Judokate aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2008
Judokate aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2012
Championne d'Europe de judo
Naissance en janvier 1979
Naissance à Kingston upon Thames

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Лав Охридски је био охридски архиепископ, византијски филозоф и писац.

Рођен је у Пафлагонији . Био је хартофилакс у Аја Софији у Цариграду. Након 1025. изабран је за архиепископа охридског.

1053. године започео је црквени сукоб за утицај у јужној Италији између цариградског патријарха Михаила Кируларија и папе Лева IX. Црква у јужној Италији биле су под јурисдикцијом Цариградске патријаршије. Патријарх Михаило Керуларије  јесазнао да је византијско богослужење у овим областима замењен латинским, и као одговор на то затворио све храмове латинског обреда у Цариграду. Патријарх наређује архиепископу Лаву Охридском да састави поруку против Латина у којој би литургијска служба са бесквасним хлебом била осуђена; пост у суботу у време Великог поста; изостанак певања "Аллелуја" током поста; конзумирење задављене рибе и др. Посланица је послата у Апулију, а адресирана је на епископа Јована Транијева, а преко ње свим бискупима Франака и "најчаснијем папи". Хумберт од Силва Кандиде написао је одговор у коме је бранио латинске богослужење и осудио византијско. Лав Охридски је током дебате написао још две поруке. Полемика између латинских и грчких теолога завршила је Великим расколом цркве 1054. године. Критические опыты по истории древнейшей греко-русской полемики против латинян // Санкт-Петербург : тип. Акад. наук, 1878 стр. 146 (второе послание)

Извори

Охридска архиепископија
Архиепископи
Умрли 1056.


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/*
* 测试项: 1、订阅/a,然后让该订阅超时,在超时回调中重新订阅,能重新订阅(注意:有可能触发error回调)。
*          2、断线重连测试,订阅节点后,断线应重新发送observe。
*
* 测试步骤: 运行测试
*
*/
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <getopt.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "wilddog.h"

#define _TEST_FAIL (-1)
#define _TEST_SUCCESSFUL (1)
#define _TEST_SUB_KEY_A  "aa"
#define _TEST_SUB_KEY_B  "bb"

static int test_result = 1;
static BOOL isExit = FALSE;
STATIC void set_cb
    (
    void* arg,
    Wilddog_Return_T err
    )
{
	if(arg)
		*(BOOL*)arg = TRUE;
	if((err < WILDDOG_HTTP_OK || err >= WILDDOG_HTTP_NOT_MODIFIED ) &&
        err != WILDDOG_ERR_RECONNECT)
    {
        wilddog_debug_level(WD_DEBUG_LOG,"set error code = %d",err);
        return;
    }
    return;
}
STATIC void observer_cb_2
    (
    const Wilddog_Node_T* p_snapshot,
    void* arg,
    Wilddog_Return_T err
    )
{
	isExit = TRUE;
	if((err < WILDDOG_HTTP_OK || err >= WILDDOG_HTTP_NOT_MODIFIED ) &&
        err != WILDDOG_ERR_RECONNECT)
    {
        wilddog_debug_level(WD_DEBUG_DEBUG,"addObserver error code = %d",err);
        return;
    }
	test_result = 0;
//	wilddog_debug("Second");
    return;
}
STATIC void observer_cb_1
    (
    const Wilddog_Node_T* p_snapshot,
    void* arg,
    Wilddog_Return_T err
    )
{
	Wilddog_T wilddog = (Wilddog_T)arg;
	if(0 == wilddog){
		wilddog_debug_level(WD_DEBUG_LOG,"Reobserve callback triggered");
		test_result = 0;
		isExit = TRUE;
	}
	if((err < WILDDOG_HTTP_OK || err >= WILDDOG_HTTP_NOT_MODIFIED ) &&
        err != WILDDOG_ERR_RECONNECT)
    {
        wilddog_debug_level(WD_DEBUG_LOG,"addObserver error code = %d",err);
		if(wilddog){
			wilddog_debug_level(WD_DEBUG_LOG,"Reobserve");
			wilddog_addObserver(wilddog,WD_ET_VALUECHANGE,observer_cb_1,NULL);
		}
        return;
    }
    return;
}

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
	Wilddog_T wilddog = 0,wilddog_child = 0;
	Wilddog_Str_T * url = NULL;
	Wilddog_Node_T* node = NULL;
#ifndef TEST_URL
	if(argc < 2){
		printf("Input : \t ./test_reobserver url\n");
		exit(0);
	}
	url = (Wilddog_Str_T *)argv[1];
#else
	url = (Wilddog_Str_T *)TEST_URL;
#endif
	node = wilddog_node_createUString(NULL,(Wilddog_Str_T*)"1");

	printf("Reobserver test 1/2: addObserver nest test start...\n");
	// 1/2 : addObserver嵌套测试,订阅/a,然后让该订阅超时,在超时回调中重新订阅
	wilddog = wilddog_initWithUrl(url);
	wilddog_child = wilddog_getChild(wilddog,(Wilddog_Str_T*)"a");
	wilddog_setValue(wilddog_child,node,set_cb, (void*)&isExit);
	while(isExit == FALSE){
		wilddog_trySync();
	}
	isExit = FALSE;
	test_result = 1;
	wilddog_addObserver(wilddog_child,WD_ET_VALUECHANGE,observer_cb_1,(void*)wilddog_child);
	wilddog_goOffline();
	wilddog_increaseTime(WILDDOG_RETRANSMITE_TIME);//let it timeout
	printf("Time pass %d seconds...\n",WILDDOG_RETRANSMITE_TIME/1000);
	fflush(stdout);
	sleep(WILDDOG_RETRANSMITE_TIME/1000);
	printf("Wake up.\n");
	wilddog_goOnline();
    while(1){
        wilddog_trySync();
		if(TRUE == isExit)
			break;
    }

    wilddog_destroy(&wilddog);
	wilddog_destroy(&wilddog_child);

	if(1 == test_result){
		printf("Reobserver test 1/3: addObserver nest test failed!\n");
		return test_result;
	}
	printf("Reobserver test 1/2: addObserver nest test success!\n");
	// 2/2 : addObserver断线重连测试,订阅
	printf("Reobserver test 2/2: addObserver offline reobserve test start...\n");
	isExit = FALSE;
	test_result = 1;
	wilddog = wilddog_initWithUrl(url);
	wilddog_child = wilddog_getChild(wilddog,(Wilddog_Str_T*)"a");

	wilddog_addObserver(wilddog_child,WD_ET_VALUECHANGE,observer_cb_2,(void*)&isExit);
	while(isExit == FALSE){
		wilddog_trySync();
	}
	isExit = FALSE;
	printf("Time pass 180 seconds quickly(send offline to server and wait %d seconds)...\n",WILDDOG_RETRANSMITE_TIME/1000);
	fflush(stdout);
	wilddog_goOffline();
	sleep(WILDDOG_RETRANSMITE_TIME/1000);
	wilddog_goOnline();
	printf("Wake up.\n");
	wilddog_setValue(wilddog_child,node,set_cb, NULL);
	while(isExit == FALSE){
		wilddog_trySync();
	}
    wilddog_destroy(&wilddog);
	wilddog_destroy(&wilddog_child);
	if(1 == test_result){
		printf("Reobserver test 2/2: addObserver offline reobserve test failed!\n");
		return test_result;
	}
	printf("Reobserver test 2/2: addObserver offline reobserve test success!\n");

	wilddog_node_delete(node);
	return test_result;
}

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As part of the roundtable debate on secondary prevention of recurrent atherothrombotic events, Dr Paul Tunnah speaks with a participant, a leading expert in the field, Professor Christopher Granger, to hear his perspectives on secondary prevention.
In conjunction with the roundtable video debate, pharmaphorum are releasing individual video interviews with the four expert participants. Here, Professor Christopher Granger provides a US perspective on secondary prevention.
00:12 – How is the drive to reduce the cost of readmission impacting secondary prevention in the United States?
01:42 – Where do you see differences in how we're addressing this between non-ST elevation and ST elevation in primary events?
02:53 – Why do you think that non-STEMI is increasing and STEMI is decreasing?
03:53 – What are some of the key differences between the European and the US guidelines?
05:07 – In which areas in particular do you see a discrepancy in the use of guidelines?
06:46 – Do you see evidence with the teach back/call back/come back programme that it improves things like adherence to medication, adherence to treatment schedule and therefore outcomes?
08:36 – How applicable do you think the US guidelines are to other countries, particularly ones that have very different healthcare infrastructures?
09:14 – Are there other tools that you think are interesting to help physicians follow the guidelines?
10:29 – How well do you feel that risk of anti-platelet therapy is routinely communicated to patients and how well understood is the risk/reward profile?
10:57 – Do you see elements of systems that tie reimbursement to outcomes, whether that is government driven, professional association driven, or indeed private healthcare systems driven, which are being translated to other countries globally?
12:06 – Are there any best practice examples from other countries that you think the United States or other countries should be embracing?


For the second straight year, The Gator earned a "First Class" ranking from the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA), one of the nation's most prestigious—one of the most prestigious award bodies in high school journalism.
The newsroom also scored 10-points higher than last year's NSPA critique, inching the publication closer to "All American" status, the highest possible designation. For that to happen, next year, The Gator must earn around 50 additional points to its 413 score, which is out of 500 total points.
Varying weight is given to six different categories: coverage and content, interactivity and community, breaking news, design and navigation, interactive media and frequency, and site design.
"I'm so proud of all that the students have achieved this year, and the publication's growth, even from last year's stellar performance, is reaffirmed by this critique," Gator adviser David Cutler said.
The Gator earned high praise for the quality of its writing and news coverage, even as the judge encouraged the newsroom to take on more "meaty" topics. The critique also pointed out how the publication could do a better job with captioning, sports coverage, and in-depth features. NSPA also encouraged shorter news stories, while doing more to employ graphics to convey information.
Congratulations to the Gator on yet another impressive achievement. Special shoutout to David Cutler!
Great job Abby, Jared, Carolyn, Camille, Myles and the entire staff!


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Tyler Glenn, Neon Trees Singer, Comes Out as "Healthy Mormon Gay Pop Star"
US Magazine Celebrity News/March 24, 2014
By Allison Takeda
Tyler Glenn is ready for the world to really know him. For the first time ever, the Neon Trees singer, 30, is publicly coming out as gay and opening up about his sexuality in an interview for the new issue of Rolling Stone, on stands Friday, March 28.
"I've always felt like I'm an open book, and yet obviously I haven't been completely," Glenn, who grew up Mormon, tells RS. In fact, he didn't start to come out to close friends and family members until October 2013, when he was working on songs for his band's upcoming LP, Pop Psychology.
"I had my crushes on guys throughout high school, but it was never an overwhelming thing until my twenties," the "Lessons in Love" crooner says of keeping his sexuality a secret. "Then I'd be dating girls and in love with my straight friend and it was the worst feeling in the world."
Seeing others come out publicly in recent months inspired him to do the same, Rolling Stone notes. "I really love all of the sports figures that are coming out recently," Glenn tells RS. "I appreciated [that] Michael Sam was like, 'I want to be able to go to the movies and hold hands with my boyfriend.' Even hearing him say 'boyfriend,' I was just like, 'That's cool.'"
As for his Mormon faith? "We were always taught, and I hate this word, 'tolerance,'" he says of his upbringing in the Church of Latter-Day Saints. "The only time that felt different was when the Prop 8 thing came up." (Back in 2008, the Church spent millions of dollars fighting same-sex marriage in California.)
The response otherwise seems to be positive. "All I can say right now is I'm the happiest lil weirdo I've been in my whole entire life. Thank you for the support and love," Glenn tweeted on March 24. "Yes. I am a happy and healthy Mormon gay pop star. I don't know what it all means, but I'm ok with it."


Question: How can we stop the fighting in the Middle East?
Higgins: We suggest you do not try to stop the fighting. Instead, we suggest you focus your attention on solving the problems that cause the discontent that lead to the fighting.
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Q: Complete Rust plugin install for VS Code via command line I'd like for my students to program Rust from within VS Code under Windows 10. I hope to provide the IT department with a set of scriptable commands to set this up on each machine.
I have installed Rustup. I also execute the following to install the "Rust (rls)" plugin:
code --install-extension rust-lang.rust

When I then open VS Code, I receive a popup message at the bottom right:
RLS not installed. Install?

If I select "Yes" everything goes well. What I would prefer, is for this step to have been completed earlier via the command line (as above with --install-extension). Is this possible? Am I missing another extension? Can this be installed via the command line?

A: RLS is not a VSCode extension. You can install it via rustup (I'd say before installing VSCode extension): rustup component add rls rust-analysis rust-src
More on RLS here

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Greetings world! Back again in Panama City after a another spell out on the islands.
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Im available any time from now….deffinatly up for it.
John, you look like the kind of guy ready for the tougher places in the world. This quality is def necessary at times. To be fair though some appreciable direct training or grounding/ experience in larger vessel handling would be necessary. Thanks and i will be in touch if opportunity knocks.
I am a 20 year old french skipper. I have just been graduated from the Sailing Ocean Academy in Cape Town as a Yacht Master Ocean and I am now in south of France. I have been sailing most of my life and just been 1 mate on a 40feet cata from Cape Town to Nice (France). I can be help full and I am interested in your project.
thanks for contacting me. Would you be interested in (do not have to specifically be experienced or qualified in motor yacht) in a trans atlantic journey in an old classic motor yacht (which has superb newly fitted engines)? this project is still in very early stages of discussion though.
you can respond here or on the email in the 'about' tab.
Yes, I can be interested, but fot the time being I look for a job. When are you planning your trans atlantic journey ?
I will flight back to Cape town after I drop the 40ft in Turkey and be then avalaible.
thank you for your interest. Sorry somehow only just picked this up. How good are you at heavy (100GT vessel) maintenance?
and then i will give you my skype number too.
I sent you an email regarding this. In case you don't get the message I would like to express my interest here. I have worked in the yachting industry since 1981. Mostly on larger proper yachts but also on some motor yachts, too. I would be interested in knowing more about opportunities there.


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Bear Bear the Fearsome Rottie: Why dun I listen to my own advice?
You want to take this female golden 21 months old otherwise tomorrow friend giving to SPCA. Must take by tonight.
Usually anything from Auntie Cynthia is a serious issue, and this sounded serious enough. Pa called her up and query as there was no number. So he was given Gary's hp number (Removed after consideration). Pa promptly called him up only to find out that its for another friend that he is helping.
Hence another number was given. Kenny (Removed after consideration) answered the call and was actually helping a 3rd friend. The actual GR owner. And he was there with him and Pa spoke to the GR owner.
The story told was that the owner had moved from a landed property to a condo apartment. And apparently the condo doesn't allow dogs. So this being the first day, he had to get rid of the dog like NOW.
"It cannot be the management doesn't give you any time to rehome the dog... why the big rush?" asked Pa.
"I also have no time for her lah. So I'll just bring her to SPCA. I cannot wait a week." said the GR owner.
Looks like the GR was going to discarded like old trash before CNY spring cleaning. Pa managed then to convince the owner to keep the dog for just one more day as he looked for an urgent foster home. In the background... it sounded like the owner was playing mahjong.
Pa also requested that the GR owner sms him and send him pictures of the GR, so that we could help with the rehoming. The owner agreed and asked Pa to sms to Kenny his email address and Pa did.
Immediately, social media platforms were used, and messages were sent out... Within 30mins, there were volunteers to view, foster and adopt the dog. But the Kenny was not answering messages and when a call was placed, Kenny instead canceled the call and turned off his phone. This was only just past 12am.
Pa instead sms Gary for help to contact Kenny.
"Look I do not care about your impression or feelings. I have just messaged Cynthia about adopting a dog. Please stop bothering me and do not send me rude messages. Forget about the whole thing."
A dog that was suppose to be sent to SPCA today and likely to lose her life... and there we were trying to help... Pa started to get angry... But with himself. You see, for a long time already, he has decided to help when there is someone he knows personally that is directly involved. in this case, Auntie Cynthia didn't know who Gary was, and also didn't know who Kenny was as well.
Pa broke his own rule. Hence, the anger he felt... was towards himself.
Kenny also didn't bother to reply or answer any SMS till today. Not until Pa called him 10 mins ago. And then he told Pa very flippantly that a relative has taken the dog.
Pa can be angry at himself. But this is my blog. And I have decided to be angry at having these jokers waste my Pa's time. I have invited them to read this blog post. Want your HP numbers taken down? Simple. I want to know the GR owner's name and number. And then I will replace it accordingly.
Update: Kenny has responded. Pa explained to him the entire frustration of the situation. Let bygones be bygones then. Lets just hope we do not make this mistake again.
Hi BearBear looks like your Pa had a toughie with those ones. As you said, let bygones be bygones.
Hope the GR has a good home and good family soon.


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The Margin
Go figure: America isn't nearly as desirable as it used to be for immigrants
Published: July 10, 2017 at 12:58 p.m. ET
Shawn Langlois
Nordic countries, in general, scored highly in the rankings
One hundred immigrants become American citizens during a naturalization ceremony at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, N.J.
America is not the best place in the world for immigrants, according to U.S. News & World Report. It's not No. 2 or No. 3, either. It used to hold the fourth spot, but no, that now belongs to Australia. After that, Germany and Norway.
You'll have to scroll all the way down to No. 7 for the United States, even though no country comes close when it comes to immigrant population.
"Donald Trump's travel ban and plans to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border seem to rebut the promise the Statue of Liberty symbolizes since the late 19th century to protect the tired, poor and huddled masses," explains U.S. News's Deidre McPhillips, who assisted in compiling the rankings.
Of course, it hasn't helped that immigration arrests reportedly jumped almost 40% after Trump took office.
Read:Trump's budget takes aim at illegal immigrants.
As for the rest of the list, Sweden led the way, followed by Canada and Switzerland.
Earlier this year, Trump pointed to Sweden as an example of what happens when a country has loose border controls. "They took in large numbers and they are having problems like they never thought possible," he told a rally at the time.
Nordic countries, in general, scored highly, with Norway, Finland and Denmark all in the top 10. The study cited their strong economies and commitment to income equality for their lofty placements on the list.
Economic equality, on the other hand, hurt the United States.
More than 21,000 global business leaders and other members of the public were surveyed for the report, which came up with the results by examining each country's economic stability, income equality and job markets, among other metrics.
In total, 80 countries were ranked. Kenya brought up the rear.
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Justia › US Law › Case Law › Alabama Case Law › Supreme Court of Alabama Decisions › 1970 › Wise v. Watson
Wise v. Watson
Annotate this Case
236 So. 2d 681 (1970)
Harold L. WISE et al. v. Elbert Ray WATSON, a Minor, etc.
4 Div. 384, 384-A.
Supreme Court of Alabama.
*682 W. H. Baldwin, Andalusia, for appellants.
Powell & Sikes, Andalusia, for appellee.
McCALL, Justice.
The bill of complaint in this case was brought by a minor, Elbert Ray Watson, suing by his father and next friend, Regenal R. Watson, against his mother, Elizabeth G. Wise, formerly Elizabeth G. Watson, and his stepfather, Harold L. Wise, to have set aside and held for naught a deed executed on September 14, 1967, by the respondent, Elizabeth G. Watson (now Wise), to the respondent, Harold L. Wise, her present husband, and to vest the title *683 to the real property therein described in the minor complainant.
Prior to their divorce in 1963, the complainant's father, Regenal R. Watson, and mother, Elizabeth G. Watson, owned the real property constituting their homestead for their joint lives with the right of survivorship in the survivor of them, upon the death of either. When the parents became irreconciliably parted in their married life, they mutually agreed by executing a separation agreement, dated November 30, 1963, among other settlements, that custody of their minor son, the complainant, should remain with his mother, the respondent in this case, and that the father would pay stated sums and provide certain other contributions and benefits toward the support and maintenance of the mother and minor son.
In paragraph 9, of this settlement agreement, Watson agrees to convey the said home to his wife, subject to the following "restrictions" to be referred to in the deed and made a part of it, viz.:
"A. In the event that the Complainant should remarry, the property will immediately revert to the child, Elbert Ray Watson. "B. In the event that the Complainant should remarry, she agrees to keep up the house payments as long as she occupies the property. "C. In the event that the Complainant should fail to make the house payments and that there should be danger of the house being foreclosed, the property shall revert to the minor child, Elbert Ray Watson, and the Respondent shall have the right to make the house payments for the benefit of the minor child."
The concluding paragraph of this separation agreement is as follows:
"This agreement has been made and executed by the parties hereto on the day and date hereinabove set forth, in good faith, with full understanding of all of its provisions, and with the mutual promise on the part of each to comply therewith faithfull (sic) and completely."
Regenal R. Watson and his then wife, Elizabeth G. Watson (now Wise), as grantors, next both executed and delivered a warranty deed dated December 5, 1963, purporting to convey the fee simple title to the property to Elizabeth G. Watson, as grantee, with her assuming and agreeing to pay the balance due on the outstanding mortgage lien against the property. The deed further recites:
"This deed is made subject to provisions of that certain Divorce Decree between the grantors dated December 6th, 1963, and said Decree is incorporated herein and made a part hereof as if fully set out."
The final decree of divorce dated December 6, 1963, to which the said separation agreement between the husband and wife appears to be attached, after dissolving the bonds of matrimony, between the parties adjudges and decrees as follows:
"The Complainant and Respondent have reached an agreement as to property settlement, custody and support of the minor child and said agreement is made a part hereof as if fully set out."
Thereafter, without mentioning any of the provisions, relating to the conditions under which the title to the real property might subsequently become vested in the complainant, which are contained in the said separation agreement and referred to in the deed to Elizabeth G. Watson and in the final decree of divorce, the respondent Elizabeth G. Watson conveyed said real property to the respondent, Harold L. Wise, by deed, dated September 14, 1967, containing full covenants of warranty, for a recited consideration of $10 and other valuable consideration. Actually, no money passed to the grantor, Mrs. Watson, from the respondent Wise, and said conveyance was admittedly made in contemplation of the marriage of Elizabeth G. Watson and Harold L. Wise. This deed *684 was recorded on the day of its execution in the records of the Probate Court of Covington County, Alabama. A week later, on September 21, 1967, the respondents, Elizabeth G. Watson and Harold L. Wise, were married to each other. The respondents contend that this conveyance was made to Wise to secure him in sums he was to expend on the subject property.
The complainant contends that the conveyance was voluntarily made in contemplation of the approaching marriage of the respondents and without any consideration for the purpose of avoiding the provisions of the separation agreement between Elizabeth G. Watson and Regenal R. Watson, or for the purpose of defrauding the complainant of the title to the real property. The respondents denied these allegations in their answer and filed a cross bill averring that when the deed was executed to Wise, it was understood and agreed between the parties that the house was in dire need of repairs, and that Wise made the repairs along with certain additions at an expenditure to him of $3,348.29. After this work was completed, the respondents with their respective children, moved into the house and have since occupied it as their home. Wise has continued to make the mortgage payments that Mrs. Wise had kept up until their marriage. The cross bill prays that the conveyance to Elizabeth G. Watson be declared an "outright conveyance" by Regenal R. Watson of his undivided one-half interest to her, but if mistaken in this that the court fix a lien on said undivided onehalf interest to secure Wise for the moneys spent by him in its improvement.
The trial court set aside the deed from Elizabeth G. Watson to Harold L. Wise, divested him of title to said real property and invested it in the complainant, Elbert Ray Watson, subject to the outstanding mortgage held by Liberty National Life Insurance Company.
The court further decreed a lien against the property in favor of Harold L. Wise in the amount of $4000 for sums spent by him on the property, plus $2,094.24 for mortgage payments made by him on the property, being a total of $6,094.24, which the court offset by $3000, in the complainant's favor for the reasonable rental of the property at the rate of $150 per month, charged against the said Wise, for his period of occupancy, leaving a balance decreed to be due him of $3,094.24. The court secured this by a lien in Wise's favor against said property.
When equity's jurisdiction is invoked, minor children are wards of the court, and it is the court's duty to guard and protect the interest of its infant wards with scrupulous care. Scott v. Mussafer, 223 Ala. 153, 134 So. 857; First National Bank of Oneonta v. Robertson, 220 Ala. 654, 127 So. 221; State v. Worthington, 25 Ala.App. 511, 149 So. 707, cert. den. 227 Ala. 204, 149 So. 709. In case of divorce of the parents, equity courts have inherent power to protect the welfare of the minor children born of the broken marriage and to make appropriate allowances for them, Murrah v. Bailes, 255 Ala. 178, 50 So. 2d 735; Butler v. Butler, 254 Ala. 375, 48 So. 2d 318; and, having once obtained jurisdiction over the children of divorced parents, the court retains jurisdiction during their infancy. Ex parte Ingalls, 256 Ala. 305, 54 So. 2d 288; Bridges v. Bridges, 227 Ala. 144, 148 So. 816; Porter v. Porter, 216 Ala. 169, 112 So. 646.
The separation agreement which appears to have been influenced by conciliatory negotiation between the Watsons became merged into the final decree, and while said agreement ceased to operate as such, the decree is as effective as any other decree with the same terms, whether or not there was ever an agreement to that effect. Callen v. Callen, 257 Ala. 226, 58 So. 2d 462; Russell v. Russell, 247 Ala. 284, 24 So. 2d 124; Montgomery v. Montgomery, 275 Ala. 364, 155 So. 2d 317. While the court is not controlled by such separation agreements of the parties, and may adopt or reject them as it seems proper, Russell v. Russell, supra; Williams v. Willams, *685 261 Ala. 328, 74 So. 2d 582, the court, no doubt, deeming this voluntary agreement to be fair, reasonable and just in its provisions for the support, care and maintenance of the divorced wife and minor son, and free from fraud, duress or other coercion, adopted its terms as a feature of its final decree of divorce.
The final decree of divorce with the separation agreement merged into it dictates the outcome of this litigation. Under it Regenal R. Watson was to and did convey to Elizabeth G. Watson his joint tenancy estate in the real property with his right of survivorship to the whole, and Elizabeth G. Watson was to and did subject her fee simple title to a determinable fee in the event she should remarry. The deed to the wife, executed pursuant to the separation agreement incorporates and makes that decree of divorce a part of it, as though fully set out therein, and the decree of divorce makes the settlement agreement a part of it as if fully set out therein.
We think that "remarry" utilized in these instruments, is the key word to a decision of the case and was the event which would vest title to the property in the complainant. An analogous situation, to a limited extent, prevailed in the case of Coffey v. Cross, 185 Ala. 86, 93, 64 So. 95. There, without the aid of a separation agreement, as here, the chancellor decreed a fee simple title in the wife, and declared that in the event she married or died, her son would have a life estate. There the court said:
"It was, of course, competent for the chancellor, in rendering his decree for permanent alimony, to vest the fee-simple title to the land set apart as permanent alimony in the said Mary Cross. As this is true, it was no concern of the said Clark Cross that the chancellor saw proper, in said decree, to declare that, in the event the said Mary Cross should marry or die before the death of her said son, then the son should have a life estate in the said land, and that at his death the lands should revert or go back to the said Mary Cross. We think after a careful consideration of this case, that the chancellor, by the above-quoted decree, intended to vest in Mary Cross the fee-simple title to the land, but that he also intended that, if she died or married before the death of her said son, then the son should have a life estate in said lands. It was the evident idea of the chancellor that the complainant might again marry, and it was his purpose to declare that, if she did so, then her said son should have the use of the lands as long as he lived. This provision would cut off the second husband or any children born to Mary Cross of a subsequent marriage from any use of the property while the said son of Clark Cross lived. It was also the evident purpose of the chancellor to so hedge the title decreed to the wife as that, during the life of the son, should she marry or die before he died, she could not, without the consent of the son, sell it, devise it by will, or otherwise dispose of it, so as to defeat his right to use and occupy it so long as he lived. * * *"
Possibly the equity court contemplated the wife's remarriage in this case and sensed its duty to protect its minor ward. This may have prompted the court to specifically decree that in the event of the wife's remarriage, the title to the homestead would revert to her son. Again, anticipating children by the second marriage, the court deemed it fair and expedient, to award the property, the home, to the minor son of the divorced parents, they having jointly submitted this proposal to the court. But speculating on that court's reasoning for decreeing as it did, is not all important. The fact remains that it was competent for the court to decree that which it did in plain, clear and explicit language. As we have said, we have only to look to the decree in the divorce case as merged with the separation agreement for a solution of this aspect of the present case. This we do and hold that upon the marriage of the respondents, Elizabeth G. Watson and Harold L. Wise, the title to *686 the subject real property, eo instante, was divested from the respondent Wise and became vested in the complainant, Elbert Ray Watson, subject to the existing mortgage lien thereon, held by Liberty National Life Insurance Company.
While we question the propriety of the use of "revert," meaning "to return to" or "to go back to," Black's Law Dictionary, Revised 4th Edition, in the separation agreement, we, nonetheless, think its use makes sufficiently clear the intention of the parties that the fee simple title to the property would immediately vest in the complainant should his mother remarry.
Mrs. Wise contends that since she had not yet married, when she deeded to Wise, she at that time was privileged to convey a fee simple title to him. We do not think so. This construction is not in accordance with the plain and unambiguous language of the decree which incorporates the separation agreement as a part thereof. Judgments and decrees are to be construed like other written instruments. Schwab v. Schwab, 255 Ala. 218, 50 So. 2d 435; Johnson v. Harrison, 272 Ala. 210, 130 So. 2d 35. The legal effect must be declared in the light of the literal meaning of the language used. 49 C.J.S. Judgments § 436, p. 862 et seq. In the divorce suit there is no obscurity as to what the final decree determined. The condition upon which the fee is to be vested in the son is stated to be when the mother remarries. No exception is made in event this takes place after the conveyance. The mother could convey to Wise no greater estate in the property than she possessed. In Vaughn v. Brue, 245 Ala. 107, 111, 16 So. 2d 17, 150 A.L.R. 668 this court said:
"* * * When the owner of a determinable fee conveys in fee, the determinable quality of the estate follows the transfer. * * * Practically, the principle which prevails in this State, is, that all conveyances pass the estate of the grantor, and no morewhatever are its incidents operating to defeat, or whatever contingencies may terminate it, attend it in the hands of the grantee. * * * the general principle is, that derivative titles, can not rise above and superior to their original. They do not improve by mere transfer, whether the transfer is the act of the law, or the act of the parties.'"
Therefore the determinable fee which Mrs. Watson conveyed to the respondent, Wise, terminated when they married and became vested in the complainant.
Nor did the court err in overruling respondents' demurrer to the bill of complaint. We have already considered in this opinion each of the contentions argued in support of the demurrer and we conclude that they are not well taken.
The single ground cross-assigned as error by the appellee is that the trial court erred in imposing a lien in favor of the respondent, Harold L. Wise, against the property in the sum of $3,094.24. The trial court charged the minor complainant with the cost of repairs and additions to the residence located on the subject real property, which was paid by the respondent, Wise, and it imposed a lien in his favor against the real property to secure the payment of this sum. We are unable to agree with this aspect of the trial court's final decree for the reason so aptly stated in Richardson v. Little, 209 Ala. 351,96 So. 144:
"* * * Since a binding contract, express or implied, to pay for improvements made on real property, or an effectual subsequent ratification of such a contract, is essential to the creation or to the existence of a mechanic's or materialman's lien (Code, § 4754 et seq.), it is well decided that a minor cannot so contract as to afford the necessary basis for the perfection or imposition of such statutory lien upon the minor's real estate. Phillips on Mechanics' Liens, §§ 108, 109; Rockel on Mec. Liens, §§ 29; McCarty v. Carter, 49 Ill. 53, 95 Am. *687 Dec. 572; Hall v. Acken, 47 N.J.Law, 340; 27Cyc. p. 65. * * *"
See also Richardson v. Walden, 209 Ala. 267, 96 So. 145, and especially Phillips on Mechanics' Liens, § 108.
The court also charged the minor with the mortgage payments made by Wise totalling $2,094.24. This was the sole obligation of the respondent Mrs. Wise, not of the minor complainant, if she was to occupy the house after her marriage to Wise. We think though that an inference may be drawn that Wise continued the payments after marriage on behalf of his wife. Otherwise she would lose her right to occupy the house, and did lose it if we follow the respondents' argument. Treating the house payments as having been kept up by Mrs. Wise we hold she had a right to occupy the property as she has done. Therefore, the respondent Wise should not have been charged with $3000 representing the reasonable rental of the premises at the rate of $150 a month. Consequently no amounts of money are owing between the respective parties to this suit.
The decree of the circuit court is affirmed insofar as it sets aside the deed to Harold L. Wise and vests title in the minor, Elbert Ray Watson.
The decree of the circuit court insofar as it fixes a lien on said real property in favor of Wise and charges him with rent for use and occupation of said real property is hereby reversed and annulled.
A decree will be rendered here dismissing the cross bill of complaint. All costs are hereby taxed against the cross complainants.
Affirmed in part, reversed and rendered in part.
LIVINGSTON, C.J., and SIMPSON, COLEMAN, and BLOODWORTH, JJ., concur.
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Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers
Watanabe Shikō
(Japanese, 1683-1755)
Japan, Edo period
Six-panel folding screen, ink on paper
Image: 150 x 356 cm (59 1/16 x 140 3/16 in.); Overall: 170 x 376 cm (66 15/16 x 148 1/16 in.)
Gift of N. V. Hammer 1968.267
Watanabe Shiko, an Edo period painter who combined Kano school style with Rimpa style, re-created the Xiao and the Xiang rivers on a pair of eight-panel screens. For this composition, he followed the Kano school's sense of space, adapted from miniature copying paintings (shukuzu) by the Japanese artist Kano Tanyu. Watanabe revised the typical representations of the Xiao and the Xiang rivers by rendering the theme Wild Geese Descending to Sandbar on the right screen and Evening Bell from Mist-Shrouded Temple on the left screen. He depicted simple motifs—moon, boat, geese, and temple—to suggest the other scenes while also creating airy space.
Sŏn, Sŭng-hye. The Lure of Painted Poetry: Japanese and Korean Art. Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Museum of Art, 2011. Reproduced: cat. no. 16
Cleveland Museum of Art, and Michael R. Cunningham. Unfolding Beauty: Japanese Screens from the Cleveland Museum of Art. Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Museum of Art, 2001. Reproduced: pp. 42-43
Year in Review: 1968. The Cleveland Museum of Art (January 29-March 9, 1969).
Japanese Screens from the Museum and Cleveland Collections. The Cleveland Museum of Art (March 23-May 8, 1977).
Byobu: The Art of the Japanese Screen. The Cleveland Museum of Art (organizer) (August 1-October 14, 1984).
Suibokuga: Japanese Ink Painting. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH (organizer) (October 1, 1985-February 24, 1986).
Unfolding Beauty: Japanese Screens from the Cleveland Museum of Art. The Cleveland Museum of Art (organizer) (July 15-September 16, 2001).
The Lure of Painted Poetry: Cross-cultural Text and Image in Korean and Japanese Art. The Cleveland Museum of Art (organizer) (April 15-August 21, 2011).
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The work chant is a very important link between the blues and Africa.
just as they are used in the American South.
heavy labor where multiple workers are chopping the same log with axes.
to coordinate the work the chant helps you with music.
a folklorist, has written in his book, Wake Up, Dead Man.
because it was done through music.
And, in a protected way, the work chant allows for protest to be expressed.
filmed work chants being sung as men were chopping wood.
there is a chanter who calls, and the workers respond to call.
And response being very important in black music in the South.
to sing work chants from older singers who were there before him.
and the axes fall together thanks to that music.
>> When I first came here it was 1934, November the 5th.
It was pretty rough then.
You had to go ahead well, whatever he had you doing, you had to run with it.
just shake off, been so nervous, you know, but I made it.
I made it through all right.
As far as I know, they doing okay, all but my wife.
She, me and her not together now.
She, when I got in trouble, she went on up the country.
Where she at, I don't know.
I try to keep her from rolling across my mind.
I just get off to myself, and just try to forget it.
I know that I'll get back up on my feet and get me those cigarettes and things.
So I'm making it pretty good.
Don't have no kid comin'.
it makes you get your mind off of everything else and get it on your work.
Older fella was here before I got here.
And I heard him sing them so I just started helping him sing them.


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Two schools in Orkney have received prestigious Gold sportscotland School Sport Awards.
Sanday Community School and Kirkwall Grammar School have received the awards, which highlight the dedication of pupils, school staff, parents, volunteers and Orkney Islands Council's Active Schools team in making the schools an example of sporting excellence.
Funded by the National Lottery, School Sport Awards are presented for innovation and achievement in delivering school sport and physical activity, with 399 schools across the country now in possession of a Gold award.
Four are in Orkney - Stromness Academy and Shapinsay Primary school have previously received Gold.
They recognise schools that put young people at the forefront of decision making and planning of school sport and PE, while also increasing participation opportunities.
In Sanday, the school aims to instill a positive attitude which encourages pupils to take part in various activities that are held over the terms. As a junior high school, many initiatives led by PE teacher Margaret Dearness have run from nursery right through to S4. These include an annual triathlon, gymnastics display, swimming gala and sports day.
There are also initiatives such as the Young Ambassadors, led by Active Schools Coordinator Catherine Johnson - senior pupils who organise and lead sport and physical activity clubs at the school. The pupils also participate in 'Mega Mile', regular PE lessons with class teachers and a wide range of after-school clubs run by volunteers.
Kristen Muir, Principal Teacher, said: "Some of our Secondary pupils travel regularly to Kirkwall to attend clubs such as netball and sea kayaking, however it is difficult for younger pupils to take part, so we need to bring the clubs to them. Each term we try to offer different activities. Our local community is rich in amazing people who love to help us out."
Stewart McPhail, Head Teacher of Sanday Community School, wants to thank all those involved and said: "The Gold Award is recognition of the hard work everyone has put in over the past few years."
Don Hawkins, Head Teacher at KGS, said: "It's a pleasure and privilege to work in a school where we not only recognise and celebrate the achievements of our young people but also that of our many staff coaches, mentors and volunteers.
"In Orkney we are only too well aware that our athletes face specific geographical challenges. For example, high travel costs for training and competition. At KGS we work with our many partners to try and ensure that no athlete is disadvantaged because of where they live."
He went on to say: "At KGS, we take pride in the fact that pupils are keen to take on some leadership roles within the sports as well as take in part in them. In recent years this has seen pupils being nominated for the Orkney Sports Awards, not only for performing well within their sport but also for volunteering. This is echoed within the KGS staff who also volunteer as coaches and lead the extra-curricular activities."
Graham Lindsay, Partnership Manager, sportscotland, said: "It's clear that the schools have put an incredible amount of work into this award and I can say that the assessment panel were extremely impressed with the quality of work and passion on display by the school community.
"This is one of the reasons why KGS has been picked to be the next school filmed for the promotional video for the School Sports Awards. They were particularly pleased with the work around equality and inclusion that the schools are engaged in."
He went on to say: "This award is not just about how well schools are doing in winning medals, but how well the school is working with the community, clubs and coaches through collaboration and team work."
For more information on the sportscotland School Sport Award visit their website.


A new statewide advertising campaign aims to further cut the number of workplace deaths and injuries in Victoria.
"What WorkSafe wants to do when we go out and enforce the law is take the community with us," WorkSafe Victoria's executive director, John Merritt, said.
Taking the message of the successful homecomings advertisement of 2006 in a different direction School play shows that it is not just getting home that is important it is also what you do outside work.
"Whether you're an employer or a worker, everyone has a role to play.
"Hopes and dreams do disappear in an instant. Get involved in safety, consult and act before something goes wrong.
There were 22 work-related deaths in calendar 2007 compared with 29 in 2006. There have already been four work-related deaths in 2008.
Reported injuries were down to 28,856 in the 2006-07 financial year, a reduction of more than 2500 on the previous year. Nearly 80 Victorian workers are injured every day.
"No one means for it to happen, but we know that most fatalities and injuries can be prevented," John Merritt said.


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Juvenalis (2) succeeded Praylius as bp. of Jerusalem c. 420. The ruling object of his episcopate was the elevation of the see of Jerusalem from the subordinate position it held in accordance with the seventh of the canons of Nicaea, as suffragan to the metropolitan see of Caesarea, to a primary place in the episcopate. Juvenal coveted not merely metropolitan, but patriarchal rank, and in defiance of all canonical authority claimed jurisdiction over the great see of Antioch, from which he sought to remove Arabia and the two Phoenicias to his own province. Scarcely had he been consecrated bp. of Jerusalem when he proceeded to assert his claims to the metropolitan rank by his acts. A letter of remonstrance against the proceedings of the council of Ephesus, sent to Theodosius by the Oriental party, complains that Juvenal had ordained in provinces over which he had no jurisdiction (Labbe, Concil. iii. 728). Cyril of Alexandria wrote to Leo, then archdeacon of Rome, informing him of this and begging that his unlawful attempts might have no sanction from the apostolic see. Juvenal, however, was far too useful an ally against Nestorius for Cyril lightly to discard. When the council met at Ephesus, Juvenal was allowed to take precedence of his metropolitan of Caesarea and to occupy the position of vice-president of the council, coming next after Cyril himself (ib. iii. 445), and was regarded in all respects as the second prelate in the assembly. The arrogant assertion of his supremacy over the bp. of Antioch, and his claim to take rank next after Rome as an apostolical see, provoked no open remonstrance. At the "Latrocinium" Juvenal occupied the third place, after Dioscorus and the papal legate, by the special order of Theodosius (ib. iv. 109). When the council of Chalcedon met, one of the matters before it was the dispute as to priority between Juvenal and Maximus, bp. of Antioch. The contention ended in a compromise agreed on in the Seventh Action. Juvenal surrendered his claim to the two Phoenicias and to Arabia, on condition of being allowed metropolitical jurisdiction over the three Palestines (ib. iv. 613). The claim to patriarchal authority over the bp. of Antioch put forward at Ephesus was discreetly dropped. The terms arranged between Maximus and Juvenal received the consent of the assembled bishops (ib. 618). Maximus, however, soon repented his too ready acquiescence in Juvenal's demands, and wrote a letter of complaint to pope Leo, who, replying June 11, 453 upheld the authority of the Nicene canons, and promised to do all he could to maintain the ancient dignity of the see of Antioch (Leo Magn. Ep. ad Maximum, 119 ) No further action, however, seems to have been taken either by Leo or by Maximus. Juvenal was left master of the situation, and the church of Jerusalem from that epoch has peaceably enjoyed the patriarchal dignity.
On the opening of the council at Ephesus, June 22, 431, Juvenal took a prominent part in the condemnation of Nestorius. As one of the eight legates deputed by the council, he aided in the consecration of Maximian in Nestorius's room, Oct. 25, 431 (Labbe, iii. 780; Baluz 571 seq.). In retaliation, John of Antioch and the Orientals on their way back from Ephesus held a synod at Tarsus, which excommunicated Cyril and the deputies of the council, Juvenal at their head (Baluz. 939).
When, in 449, the "Latrocinium" met at Ephesus, Juvenal was the first to sign the instrument of Flavian's deposition (Labbe, iv. 306). The natural consequence of this open patronage of heresy was that the name of Juvenal, together with those of Dioscorus and the other bishops of the "Latrocinium," was removed from the diptychs of Rome and other orthodox churches (Leo Magn. Ep. ad Anatolium, 80 ). This alarmed Juvenal, and he faced completely round at Chalcedon in 451, denouncing the doctrines he had supported two years before at Ephesus. The place he occupied in the council indicated that he had been compelled to abate somewhat of his overweening pretensions. Anatolius of Constantinople and Maximus of Antioch both took precedence of him, as did the Roman legates and Dioscorus (Labbe, iv. 79 et passim). The proceedings had not advanced far when Juvenal, seeing the course events were taking, rose up with the bishops of Palestine in his train, and crossed over from the right, where he had been sitting with the Alexandrine prelates, to the Orientals on the left amid shouts of "Welcome, orthodox one! It is God Who has brought thee over here" (ib. 178). This desertion of his old friends barely saved him. Evidence being read as to the violence with which Flavian's condemnation had been enforced, and the brutality with which he had been treated, the imperial commissioners proposed Juvenal's deposition, together with that 637of Dioscorus, Eusebius, and the others who had taken a leading part in these disgraceful transactions (ib. 323). Juvenal evidently felt that consistency must now be sacrificed to the maintenance of his position, and having given his vote and signature to the deposition of Dioscorus (ib. 458) and signed the tome of Leo (ib. 798), the objections of the commissioners were overruled. Juvenal and his four companions were allowed to resume their seats, amid a shout of welcome, "This is the Lord's doing." "Many years to the orthodox! This is the peace of the churches" (ib. 509). He subsequently took part in drawing up the declaration of faith (ib. 559–562) and signed the letter sent to Leo (Baluz. 1370). We have a Latin translation of a synodical letter written in his own name and that of the bishops of Palestine, A.D. 453, to the archimandrites, presbyters, and monks of the province confirming the decrees of Chalcedon (Labbe, iv. 889).
His enjoyment of his newly acquired dignity was speedily disturbed. The decrees of Chalcedon were not at all acceptable to a large number of the archimandrites and monks of Palestine, who generally held Eutychian views, and they, in 452, addressed letters to Marcian and to Pulcheria against the conduct of their bishop. The emperor and empress administered severe rebukes to the remonstrants (ib. 874, 879). The imperial displeasure, however, failed to repress the turbulence of the malcontents, and under the leadership of Theodosius, a fanatical Monophysite monk, patronized by the empress-dowager Eudocia, who had made Jerusalem her home, they threw the whole province into confusion. Juvenal's life was threatened. The walls and gates were guarded to prevent his escape. But he concealed himself, and together with Domnus made his way to the desert, whence he fled to Constantinople and laid his complaints against Theodosius and his partisans before the emperor (ib. 858; Cyrill. Scythop. Euthym. Vit. 82; Evagr. H. E. ii. 5; Theophan. p. 92). Marcian took decided measures to restore order. After holding possession for two years, Theodosius was expelled from Jerusalem, 453, and Juvenal was restored. Eudocia returned to Jerusalem, and renewed communion with Juvenal, her example proving influential to bring back the large majority both of monks and laity to the cathedral church (Euthym. Vit. 86). One of Juvenal's first acts on his restoration was to hold a council which issued a synodical letter to the two Palestines, declaring the perfect orthodoxy of the decrees of Chalcedon and denying that anything had there been altered in, or added to, the Nicene faith (Labbe, iv. 889). Mutual ill-will and suspicion still embittered the relations of Juvenal to his province, and Evagrius complains of the evils which had followed his return (Evagr. H. E. ii. 5). Leo (Sept. 4, 454) offered congratulations on his restoration, but told him plainly that he had brought his troubles on himself by his condemnation of Flavian and admission of the errors of Eutyches, and that having favoured heretics he cannot now blame them. Leo expressed his satisfaction that he had come to a better mind, and advised him to study his tome to confirm him in the faith (Leo Magn Ep. 139 ). In 457 Leo addressed Juvenal among the metropolitans of the East, with reference to the troubles at Alexandria, urging him to defend the faith as declared at Chalcedon (Ep. 150 ).


The longest-running play in West End history is written by a woman. The Mousetrap's late writer Agatha Christie also has a second play, Witness for the Prosecution, now in its second year, in the former council chamber at County Hall on London's South Bank.
But, elsewhere, male playwrights have historically long held sway over Theatreland. In fact, it has not been uncommon for The Mousetrap at certain points to be the only current West End play written by a female playwright.
Recently, critic Victoria Sadler has been keeping a running tab on London's leading producing theatres. Her report of 2018 – posted last September, but when the theatres had all mostly announced their plans for the rest of the year – revealed there were still substantial inequalities.
But changes do appear to be happening. And activism – like that shown by Sadler – is helping. After artistic director Ed Hall was taken to serious task for the lack of female representation at Hampstead Theatre in a previous edition of Sadler's survey, last year saw four out of six shows on its main stage being written by women, and six out of eight shows in its studio space Hampstead Downstairs.
At the Young Vic, the programme straddled two artistic directors – with David Lan programming Fun Home (by Lisa Kron and Jeanine Tesori) and Kwame Kwei-Armah opening his tenure with Twelfth Night, in an adaptation scored by Shaina Taub, which was followed by Danai Gurira's The Convert, making three out of five main stage shows written or partly written by women.
At the Almeida, seven plays ran across the year – two of them revivals (Shakespeare's Richard II and Sophie Treadwell's Machinal) and five UK or world premieres, two of which were by women (Ella Hickson's The Writer and Clare Barron's Dance Nation). So, overall men outnumbered women four to three. The Almeida is, however, about to open Anne Washburn's Shipwreck – and next month is transferring its earlier production of Washburn's The Twilight Zone to the West End's Ambassadors Theatre.
Of eight plays on the Royal Court's main stage, half were by women, but Sadler notes that two of them had much shorter runs than usual; while in Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, only three of eight plays were from women.
Sadler is right that there's an ongoing inequality. And, as she notes, it doesn't necessarily tally with the gender of the person at the top: Vicky Featherstone is at the helm of the Court, and Sadler also cites Josie Rourke at the Donmar, who during her soon-to-end tenure as artistic director had at that time programmed only two original plays by women across the eight years she's been there – Abi Morgan's Splendour and Amy Herzog's Belleville. She has since programmed a third: the run of the UK premiere of Lynn Nottage's Sweat, which has just ended, wasn't programmed yet at the time Sadler published her survey.
Sadler's survey includes only one unsubsidised theatre, the Old Vic; and while it could be argued that subsidised theatres have a bigger responsibility to represent the world as it is and all the taxpayers that help to fund it, it is notable that the commercial theatre is now increasingly taking risks on female playwrights, albeit only after runs in other theatres first.
Laura Wade's Home, I'm Darling, transferred earlier this week to the Duke of York's – the same theatre that once hosted Wade's most famous play to date, Posh – while Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's Emilia is set to transfer from Shakespeare's Globe to the Vaudeville next month. Emilia also has an all-female cast and creative team, while Home, I'm Darling is led by a creative team of mainly women (apart from sound designer Tom Gibbons).
These are also joined by the aforementioned The Twilight Zone, and they will help to fill the gap left by the imminent departure of Natasha Gordon's Nine Night, which transferred from the National to the Trafalgar Studios.
It's exciting right now that so many women playwrights are getting exposure in the West End – and the opportunity to earn some real money from their work in the process. And about time too.


Bethel's Republican candidate for First Selectman, Larry Craybas, continues to make calls at the Republican Headquarters on election night, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.
BETHEL — The week before he died, Larry Craybas asked the superintendent to vow she would continue to keep the school system strong.
It was an example of how much the longtime chairman of the education board cared about the district, said Superintendent Christine Carver, who recalled that promise was one of the last things they discussed when she visited Craybas as he battled leukemia.
Craybas, 77, died Saturday, about a month after resigning from the school board, where he had sat for at least 10 years, serving as chairman for eight years and vice chairman for two years.
Craybas was married to his wife, Joan, for 55 years and had four children and seven grandchildren, according to the district's website. A retired sales executive for General Foods/Kraft Foods, he lived in Bethel for nearly 40 years and was involved in various community organizations, including St. Mary's Church and the Bethel Visiting Nurse Association.
Craybas' "crowning achievement" was the approval of the renovations to Rockwell and Johnson elementary schools, a project he spearheaded for 10 years, Knickerbocker said.
The district will break ground on the renovations on Thursday, and Carver said she plans to pay tribute to Craybas during the ceremony.
Craybas, a Republican, was known for instilling a bipartisan nature on the school board, Knickerbocker said. He would even attend Democratic picnics and fundraisers during election years so he could get to know the Democrat candidates better.
This style was critical in the late 2000s when tensions between the school and the town were high, Knickerbocker said. After Craybas lost his bid in 2009 for first selectman against Knickerbocker, the two worked together to bridge the divide between the schools and town.
During board meetings, Craybas encouraged civility and respect, fellow board members have said.
Visiting hours are from noon to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. April 15 at St. Mary's Church. A mass will be held at St. Mary's at 11 a.m. April 16, followed by a reception in the church hall.


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Rachel Hammond (34) is married with children, aged seven, five and three. When Rachel and her husband knew their family to be complete, she figured running would be an easy, quick and cheap way to get back into shape, especially with small children.
From couch to 5k
Like most people Rachel used the Couch to 5k program. She signed up ánd paid for an upcoming race to keep herself motivated to stick to the program. She can now easily run three to four miles, and the furthest she has run is six miles. Someday Rachel plans to run a 10k.
'Do you need a ride?'
Rachel: 'There is a great app that I used when I just started out, that signaled loudly when I was supposed to run or walk. I confess that there was one time, right at the beginning, when a guy stopped to ask me if I needed a ride. I guess I looked like I was about to keel over? It was a little embarrassing, but I haven't had that happen since.'
During Summer Rachel runs three to four times a week. Because she doesn't like running in the cold, she's planning to get herself a threadmill to use during Winter.
Running solo or in groups
Even though Rachel took up running for the physical benefits it offers, she now also runs because it helps clear her head and decompress from the little and big stresses of daily life.
Rachel: 'On those days that I need to decompress, it is helpful to just be alone with my thoughts and my plodding feet. But I also really like running with others, because they motivate me to get up and do it, and to finish strong. And it's nice to have someone to talk to! Besides this, I love the energy that comes from being surrounded by other runners, especially at the start line of a race. It really is something to experience!'
Running environment
Rachel doesn't belong to a gym, so it's the open road for her! Since she lives in the suburbs she's used to running through neighbourhoods with a variety of houses and businesses, and random barking dogs. But when she visits her inlaw's farm she runs the quiet country roads. Rachel: 'There is something peaceful about the quiet road.'
Running with gadgets
The only running gadget Rachel takes with her is her music. Lately, she's been running to Pandora, because of the variety of music it offers, instead of listening to her same old running mix over and over. But she also has a running mix that helps her power through and keep her pace steady.
Rachel hasn't yet tried out any running skirts, but she does sport Chili Arms! Rachel: 'They are great for people like me who get cold easily, but don't want the bulk of an extra shirt!'
Parallels between running and motherhood
While she was running a 5k in Traverse City, Michigan, Rachel was struck by some distinct parallels between running and motherhood.
Rachel: 'Runners come in all shapes and sizes and run at different speeds, but with the same destination in mind. Moms are the same way.
We all do motherhood differently: we start at different times, speed through it or take our time, but it is definitely a journey. It also reminded me how important it is to have people to support you along the way, both on the sidelines, and in the thick of it with you as you run the race of motherhood.'
Rachel's message for moms who are thinking about taking up running
Rachel: 'Do it. Now. Don't worry about not being able to make it to the end of the block. You will be amazed how quickly you will be able to run five minutes… then ten minutes… then more! It's time you can take for yourself, and you will come back better for yourself and for your family.
I will run as long as I possibly can, in concert with other more low-impact sports like yoga. The simplicity alone is worth it, and the physical and emotional benefits are priceless.'
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Love when you feature other real moms and their running stories. I can so relate!
Rachel August 13, 2012 at 2:58 PM
Thanks for sharing my running story...it was great to be able to verbalize the "why" behind my running...and I hope it inspires others to join in!
Char August 14, 2012 at 1:23 AM
I'm with Rachel - running's one of the best, most accessible, sanity-saving exercises that a mum could possibly do.
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