text:
SUBSCRIBE NOW AND SAVE 3 months just 99¢/month
UND Hockey
WDAY Live
Prairie Business
Sports | Pro
Wild complete comeback with assist from 'guardian angel' Tom Kurvers
The hockey lifer died of lung cancer at the age of 58 over the summer.
After the Wild honored Tom Kurvers on Tuesday night, Oct. 19, 2021, at Xcel Energy Center, his family stands next to his exhibit near Gate 4 . In this picture, from left to right, are wife Heather, daughter Rosie, son Roman, daughter Madison, and son Weston. (Photo courtesy of John Maher)
By Dane Mizutani / St. Paul Pioneer Press
On a night when the Minnesota Wild honored Minnesota hockey legend Tom Kurvers, who died of lung cancer this summer at age 58, players and coaches alike couldn't help but suspect some sort of divine intervention was in play during the final moments of Tuesday's incredible 6-5 comeback victory over the rival Winnipeg Jets.
Like when video coaches Jonas Plumb and T.J. Jindra called down to the bench , imploring Wild coach Dean Evason to challenge the empty-net goal scored by Jets center Mark Scheifele. There were so many things that could have gone wrong, from assistant coach Brett McLean not relaying the word to Evason in time, to the officials potentially ignoring the fact that Jets winger Kyle Connor was offside.
Ultimately, the officials ruled that Connor did indeed enter the offensive zone before the puck, negating his goal and giving the Wild new life with 74 seconds left. If Kurvers — a former Minnesota prep hockey star from Bloomington, NHL player and Wild employee — was still around, one could imagine him watching stoically from his perch in the press box, knowing the job wasn't finished quite yet.
Maybe he was still watching from above on this particular night. That's the feeling winger Marcus Foligno started to get when the empty-net goal was overturned, and it only intensified when teammate Joel Eriksson Ek scored a ridiculous goal less than 20 seconds later, whacking a puck out of midair to tie the score 5-5.
"Honestly, I'm a big believer that tonight we celebrated the life of Tom Kurvers, and I think he had something to do with that," Foligno said after the game. "When (the empty-net goal was overturned), on the bench I actually thought about Tom, and then Ekker whacks a puck out of the air. I mean, great goal, but it's fluky. You've just got to believe that there's a guardian angel over you tonight."
That same feeling came over veteran defenseman Alex Goligoski at various points in the game. Never mind the dramatic series of events down the stretch. Forget the fact that Eriksson Ek scored the winner in overtime to emphatically complete his hat trick.
That the Wild were even within striking distance in the final minute was pretty unbelievable. They erased 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 deficits during the first two periods, then a 4-3 and a 5-3 deficit in the final period to send the game into overtime.
"There were some weird bounces throughout the whole game, and for it to end like that, where we think we're down and out, and there's an offside, and then we score," Goligoski said. "Just one of those nights. I think definitely someone was looking down on us tonight."
After the raucous celebration in the Wild locker room postgame, in which Eriksson Ek's teammates doused him with water bottles, Evason gathered his players and reflected on Kurvers for a couple of minutes.
"What a great man," Evason said with his eyes visibly welling up. "He touched us all. He'd be excited about that hockey game, for sure. Hopefully he's happy with that one."
For the rest of this season, the Wild will wear "TK" decals on their helmets in memory of Kurvers. They could feel him throughout Tuesday's game, the team's home opener, and maybe, just maybe, their guardian angel will show up again at some point this season.
"That's the way we felt all night," Foligno said. "We had someone watching us, and then pushing us, and although we felt like, yeah, we were down in the game at some points, we always knew we could get back and win."
Related Topics: HOCKEYTHE RINK LIVEMINNESOTA WILDMINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES
Wild face stretch of 40 games in 77 days. Their attitude: 'You've got to embrace it'
Stretch starts with Feb. 12 makeup game against Carolina Hurricanes.
Ron Gardenhire, Dan Gladden, César Tovar elected to Twins Hall of Fame
The three will be inducted in separate pregame ceremonies on Aug. 20-21 as the Twins honor the careers of three who have meant so much to the organization.
By Betsy Helfand / St. Paul Pioneer Press
Karl-Anthony Towns' battle with referees wages on, and Timberwolves suffer because of it
Towns is whistled for the most fouls a game in the league, at 3.8 per contest. He also has been called for the most offensive fouls in the NBA, and it's not particularly close.
By Jace Frederick / St. Paul Pioneer Press
Third-quarter rally sends Hawks past Timberwolves
ATLANTA — Trae Young scored 37 points, including 23 in the third quarter, to help the Atlanta Hawks overcome a 16-point deficit and defeat the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves 134-122 on Wednesday.
Q&A with UND junior defenseman Ethan Frisch
Thursday's local scoreboard
Hawks continue to roll as UND wins fifth-straight with 53-34 triumph over Oral Roberts University
Iowa hands Minnesota worst loss in program's NCAA history
© 2022 Grand Forks Herald and Forum Communications Company | 375 2nd Ave N, Grand Forks, ND 58203 | (701) 780-1100


text:
Q: Deleting a BufferedImage drawn on another BufferedImage I have a BufferedImage called originalImage that is drawn on a JPanel. I have an array of BufferedImage called layer and I draw all of those layer on the originalImage
So how can I delete (for example) layer[0] entirely from the originalImage ?

A: Simple answer: you can't! Just delete one layer entry and paint everything new. It's at low cost, so don't worry.

A: You need to save the position where you draw your BufferedImage (e.g. layer[0]). Then you can just overpaint this:
public void overpaintImage (BuffereImage originalImage, Point imagePos, Dimension imageSize)
{
    Rectangle r = new Rectangle(imagePos.x, imagePos.y, imageSize.width, imageSize.height);
    Graphics2D g = originalImage.createGraphics();
    g.setColor(Color.WHITE); // or whatever your background color is
    g.fill(r);
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Chaplain Ministers with Martial Arts
On October 25, 2017 January 3, 2018 By kmhovan
Originally by MARTIN EGNASH, STARS AND STRIPES, Published: October 25, 2017
GRAFENWOEHR, Germany — A pious warrior teaches Eastern martial arts to a group of eager, young disciples. It may sound like the plot of a kung fu movie, but it's happening here at a U.S. Army base.
Base Chaplain (Maj.) Kevin Hovan teaches aikido to soldiers at the Grafenwoehr fitness center every Tuesday and Thursday. "It gives people an outlet to take out some aggression in a safe way," Hovan said.
Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art often translated as "the way of the harmonious spirit." Developed as a method of self-defense that protects opponents from injury, it uses several throws and joint locks.
The style of aikido Hovan teaches is called Nihon goshin aikido, a more aggressive, combative form of aikido that utilizes strikes as well as traditional aikido moves.
"I understand there is some conflict of interest here," Hovan said. "Chaplains are supposed to prepare people to meet their maker, not arrange the meeting." Hovan views teaching martial arts as part of his ministry. "There's a lot of elements of martial arts besides just the physical aspects," he said.
Part of aikido is about taking somebody else's energy and flowing with it, rather than creating your own. This can be done physically or mentally. "Think about having an argument with somebody, and instead of creating your own negative energy, you flow with theirs," Hovan said. "There are a lot of life lessons to be learned from aikido."
Before Hovan began holding aikido classes, base chaplain Capt. Andrew Calvert taught Tang Soo Do, a Korean martial art similar to karate. Hovan speculates that many chaplains learn martial arts because, as noncombatant soldiers, they can fight only in this manner. The philosophies behind many martial arts complement their preaching, he said.
Classes are 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. They are open to everybody on base, ages 10 and older. Parents must accompany children ages 10-15 and no experience is necessary.
Aikido Inspiration
One thought on "Chaplain Ministers with Martial Arts"
MorrisBig
Hi. I have checked your spirit-aikido.club and i see you've got some duplicate content so probably it is the
reason that you don't rank hi in google. But you
can fix this issue fast. There is a tool that rewrites content like human, just search in google:
miftolo's tools

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


For those new to the world of designing printed circuit boards, there's certainly a lot to learn. However, with some practice and dedication, designing circuit boards to complete any number of tasks in various electronic devices is easier than one may think. And once one has the basics down, the possibilities are truly endless. Still, for those just getting started, there are some big design mistakes to avoid when it comes to HDI PCB.
An all-too-common mistake, especially among beginner PCB designers, is not thinking to the future when creating a circuit board. More often than not, different components will need to be added to a board over time in order to enhance its performance.
When failing to consider future components, designers often don't leave enough space to add various components. As a result, they end up having to redesign the entire board when the time comes, which is a waste of resources, time, and money. By leaving extra space for these components ahead of time, this hassle can be easily avoided.
Throughout the design process, it's easy to make small mistakes that are overlooked, even upon reviewing one's own work. This is why it's so important to ask for design reviews at various points throughout the process. Often times, it's easy to find professionals who are willing to review designs for an nominal fee; doing so can save designers a great deal of time and hassle down the road by helping them to spot and remedy mistakes before they turn into major problems or derail the entire design.
When working in PCB design software, there are few things more important than taking the time to save often. This will help to ensure that one doesn't lose hours of work in the event that there's a computer crash. Some design programs have an auto-save feature that can be set, but it's recommended that designers also take the time to save their work manually at least every half hour or so. After all, it's better to be safe than sorry.
These are just a few of the most commonly made mistakes in HDI PCB design. Fortunately, these are also easily avoidable with just a bit of foresight, so all designers should keep these in mind as they work.


text:
Celebrate National Zoo and Aquarium Month in SoCal
in Featured, Things To Do
By Maria del Cisne Vital
June means summer break, time with family and friends, and the chance to have some fun in the sun. Ring in the summer with a visit to Southern California's zoos and aquariums to celebrate National Zoo and Aquarium Month!
Santa Monica Pier Aquarium
The Santa Monica Pier Aquarium has over 100 local species on exhibit. You can see baby sharks, seahorses, moon jellyfish and many more ocean friends. You can look, and you can touch! The aquarium's touch tanks are filled with colorful starfish, hermit crabs and sea urchins. And don't forget to get a look at the rotating weekly catch— the dive team goes out and collects local critters from right near the pier. Once you've indulged in the beauty of marine life, enjoy the rest of what the pier has to offer with everything from Dippin' Dots to roller coaster rides.
1600 Ocean Front Walk, Santa Monica, CA 90401
www.healthebay.org/aquarium/
The Ocean Institute
The Ocean Institute is located in the Dana Point Harbor, and is open seven days a week for family fun with an educational twist. Over 250,000 guests visit each year, and they leave with a newfound knowledge on the ocean's underwater world and California's maritime history. On weekends, the campus is open for an immersive journey into the mysteries of the Pacific Ocean. Here you can encounter live animals in the Discovery Pool touch-tank, join in animal feedings, and even conduct squid dissections. The Institute also offers whale-watching cruises to get a true sense of the ocean's ecosystem.
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr., Dana Point, CA 92629
www.ocean-institute.org/
Pacific Marine Mammal Center
Since 1971, the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach has rescued, rehabilitated and released marine mammals back into their natural habitats. With an opportunity for the public to get a view of true conservation, the Center inspires its visitors through its research, education and collaboration. The most commonly treated animals are Northern elephant seals, California sea lions and Pacific harbor seals. Come visit the patients!
20612 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
www.pacificmmc.org/
Birch Aquarium at Scripps
The Birch Aquarium in San Diego boasts over 60 habitats of habitats of fishes and invertebrates from the cold waters of the Pacific Northwest to the tropical waters of Mexico and beyond. On June 29, 2018, they are launching Oddities: Hidden Heroes of the Scripps Collections, a comic book-inspired exhibit that highlights the adaptations of ocean species. Don't miss out on feeding time where aquarists will feed sharks, lobsters or fish each day!
2300 Expedition Way, La Jolla, CA 92037
www.aquarium.ucsd.edu/about/
The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach is the fourth most-attended aquarium in the nation. There's much to see with over 50 exhibits of more than 11,000 ocean creatures! Celebrate the aquarium's 20th anniversary with its new cephalopod (squid, octopuses, and cuttlefish) exhibit and a newborn harbor seal pup. A shark lagoon is available for curious kids and adults alike to feel what some sharks feel like. If sharks are too scary for you, visit the sea jellies exhibit where you'll be mesmerized by the beauty of a floating sea jelly.
100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, CA 90802
www.aquariumofpacific.org/
Santa Barbara Zoo
Open seven days a week, the Santa Barbara Zoo is home to 146 species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects, and they exhibit over 500 animals in open, naturalistic habitats. Hang out with two cuddly koalas while they chomp on some eucalyptus leaves. Or check out the giraffes— seven have been born at the zoo since 2012! Are you in the mood to see something more ferocious? Visit Chadwick the African lion in the Cats of Africa exhibit.
500 Ninos Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
www.sbzoo.org/
Santa Ana Zoo
The Santa Ana Zoo at Prentice Park is unique because since 1952, they have always had precisely 50 monkeys onsite at all times. They host the smallest monkeys in the world, the Pygmy Marmosets. In addition to the 50 monkeys, the zoo has 80 species of animals on exhibit. Farm animals are onsite too, with a petting and feeding zoo available for whoever wants to get close to these animals. Food, a train ride, a carousel and a souvenir shop are also a part of the fun of the Santa Ana Zoo.
1801 East Chestnut Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92701
www.santaanazoo.org/
Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens
From the depths of the ocean to the plains of Africa, the L.A. Zoo has so much to offer— housing more than 1,100 mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles representing more than 250 different species of which more than 60 are endangered or critically endangered. Open every day of the year, except Christmas, the L.A. Zoo has many things to see and do. They host different events so be sure to keep up with their calendar for fun events this month! Their Roaring Nights Series (fun for those 21+) is back on June 29th.
5333 Zoo Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90027
www.lazoo.org/
The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
The Living Desert's mission is desert conservation through preservation, education and appreciation. The structure of the zoo takes you through the world's different deserts. Each desert comes with different animals, which range from bearded dragons to hyenas. Come out on June 21st for National Giraffe Day where free giraffe feedings will be offered.
47900 Portola Ave., Palm Desert, CA 92260
http://www.livingdesert.org/events
Orange County Zoo
Located inside of Irvine Park's 477 acres of wilderness, the Orange County Zoo is a smaller-scale zoo with a lot of personality. Spend a day in the park with a picnic or a hike, and then pay a visit to the animals on exhibit. From rare birds, like a Bald Eagle, to black bears to pot-bellied pigs, the zoo has much to see! June 5th is Bear Awareness Day, and the Orange County Zoo is hosting an event that will include crafts for kids, special keeper chats about bears and a learning station where you can find out about bear conservation and research, how to "bear proof" camping sites and what to do if you see a bear. Outside of the zoo, you might get lucky and see a wild peacock roaming the park grounds!
1 Irvine Park Road, Orange, CA 92869
http://www.ocparks.com/zoo/
AquariumAquarium MonthNational Zoo and Aquarium MonthZoo
Father's Day Fun
Summer Solstice Smoothies
in Featured, Pets & Wildlife, Things To Do
Make a Wave on World Oceans Day


Virginia Beach quarterback Tyler DeSue got his opportunity to showcase in the Junior Rank Junior All-American game last week. DeSue played out of position, but still managed to win the Offensive MVP Award in the 13 and Under Game that took place in Carson, California.
At a Wednesday afternoon press conference, Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd announced that he would stay at the university for his senior season, forgoing an opportunity to enter the NFL draft. The 2010 Phoebus grad broke the ACC record for touchdown passes and the Clemson record for total offensive yardage in 2012, making him one of the most prolific quarterbacks in the history of the school.
Bruton running back and linebacker Kapri Doucet has been the pride of the Bay Rivers District for almost three years now. He was an All-District defender as a freshman and has continued to rise from there. Doucet had a solid performance at the Army All-American combine, which will only help to increase his stock with college coaches.
Landstown linebacker Isaiah Martin found an opportunity for a little extra postseason work. Or should it be said that Junior Rank found him? The Landstown junior had a successful showing at May's Diamond Flight Camp, and that earned him a chance to showcase at the Proving Ground National Combine in L.A. late last week.


Problems with your home plumbing Danbury can come up at any time and in most times, leading to so much inconvenience, a complete mess or even property damage and damage to personal belongings. Plumbers that have been in business for over 10 years typically have a proven track record of providing quality services. Water that gets trapped there from a leaking toilet or from water simply getting around the base can lead to trapped moisture, which leads to mold, soaked infrastructure, and really costly water damages.
Get multiple quotes for larger jobs such as remodels, water heater replacement and home additions. While the final cost of a service can depend on many factors, comparing quotes can give you an idea of what to expect when you hire a plumber in Danbury CT. Our technicians are skilled, professional, friendly and efficient, providing you with the highest quality service at the most competitive rates.
Problems with your home plumbing can come up at any time and in most times, leading to so much inconvenience, a complete mess or even property damage and damage to personal belongings. Our Plumbing service is an emergency plumber service Danbury CT, available 24 hrs a day, every day. The last thing you need is to call a plumber again for more repairs. Our trained professionals are licensed and experienced – every member of our plumber Connecticut team are highly trained professionals with years of experience behind them. Our plumbers are committed to maintaining the level of trust and quality craftsmanship that it provides to businesses and institutions in virtually every industry in the Greater Danbury area.
Your Local Plumber in Danbury Emergency 24 hr Plumbers Services. Many of our customers have found that the price of maintenance deserves the cost savings out of commission expenses. When your home is experiencing reduced flow, our group of professional plumbers will get right on duty and change your existing water pipe without very little disruptions to your everyday regimens as well as schedules.
On top of that additionally bear in mind that there is no limitation with regards to the time of our availability, and if your demand is immediate, an emergency plumber Danbury will certainly be with you immediately to help. Our plumbers recognize the irritation our clients' go through with their plumbing troubles and also are determined to fix them.
An average sump pump costs $100 to $400. With an experienced team of qualified plumbers, 24 hours Emergency Plumbers Danbury boasts a large fleet of professionals that are equipped to handle any and all plumbing repair projects, including installations and maintenance procedures. These are the two types of rate you can pay for a plumber and it's recommended to get a fixed price, so you know exactly how much you'll be paying.
We have many satisfied as well as satisfied customers in the neighborhood that trust us with their plumbing requires. Call our Plumbing professions currently to speak with us to know more regarding our services or call us anytime for any type of type of emergency plumbing solution packages.


Tell us how we're doing! Please take a minute to complete NOVEC's brief billing and payment survey. We Appreciate your feedback.
Sign in to e-Billing or register a new account to view and pay your bills online.
Make a one-time payment or schedule a future payment, and receive e-mails about your account. Click here to learn more and to register.
Make a one-time payment with a debit or credit card using Kubra EZ-Pay.
Pay your bill by credit card, check, or debit card with the EZ-Pay service online or by phone. Click here to learn more about EZ-Pay.
With your authorization, NOVEC will automatically deduct from your bank account the amount due on your energy bills each month.
Complete our e-Check form and email, fax or mail it back to us. Click here to learn more and to register.
Many banks, credit unions and online banking websites allow customers to make payments for little or no cost online. Check with your bank to see if they have this feature. Have your NOVEC bill or your account number available.
Customers are responsible for ensuring their intended monthly payment has been credited on time — please make sure that you allow enough time for payments to process.
When mailing in your payment, please use the enveloped enclosed with your billing statement, and be sure to include the return portion of your bill. Please write your account number on checks. If you have misplaced the current bill, look for your account number on a prior month's statement.
Click here for a list of NOVEC locations where payments are accepted.
Your transaction will post the next business day.
Need emergency heating and cooling assistance?
To learn more about NOVEC's billing options, programs and policies, click on the menu options below.
* Note about payments made at local retail stores.
Levelized Billing - Your monthly bill is based on a rolling 12-month average. Levelized billing prevents drastic changes in your bill, even in the coldest or hottest months of the year.
Operation Round Up - You can authorize the Cooperative to "round up" your monthly Distribution Services and Supply Services billed amount to the next higher dollar. These contributions go to help keep the less fortunate of our area warm during the winter months.
Renewable Energy Certificates - Support the development of green energy sources by purchasing an environmental commodity that represents the added value of producing electricity from a qualifying renewable resource.
NOVEC customers can also pay their bill using Western Union's Quick Collect. Customers can make an in-person cash payment at hundreds of Western Union locations. There is a $2.50 fee and no registration is required. However, you will need to have your NOVEC bill or your account number available. These payments are posted the next business day. For further details on how to make a payment through Western Union Quick Collect or to find a location, please visit Western Union's website.


text:
Q: Tk Tablelist, How to disable interactive editing using left mouse button By default Tk tablelist starts editing when I click on editable cell by left mouse button. I want the cell to be editable but I want to edit it in other way, not by pressing left mouse button. I want to use left mouse button click for something other. How can I make tablelist not to start interactive cell editing when I click on left mouse button.

A: I found it. I used return -code break in left mouse button click handler. You can read about it here http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl/TclCmd/return.htm.


Culture, like brand, is misunderstood and often discounted as a touchy-feely component of business that belongs to HR. It's not intangible or fluffy, it's not a vibe or the office décor. It's one of the most important drivers that has to be set or adjusted to push long-term, sustainable success. It's not good enough just to have an amazing product and a healthy bank balance. Long-term success is dependent on a culture that is nurtured and alive. Culture is the environment in which your strategy and your brand thrives or dies a slow death. Think about it like a nurturing habitat for success. Culture cannot be manufactured. It has to be genuinely nurtured by everyone from the CEO down. Ignoring the health of your culture is like letting aquarium water get dirty.


We have just released a minor update to connectCAD 2016. This corrects an issue in the connectCAD Settings command where the numbering system selected was not updating the document settings. We also improved the way cable number and connector type text offset settings are implemented to ensure that the document is updated correctly when these settings are changed. To get connectCAD_2016_1_1 just go to your order page, download it and install in the normal way.
If you have made extensive customisations of our tools and added extra device and socket fields you may prefer just to update the Settings command. To do this just open the instal_me.zip file and copy the connectCAD Settings command to your Plug-ins/connectCAD folder. This will save re-implementing your customisations.


Great Location convenient to all, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full part finish basement with kitchenette and 1/2 bath. Fenced in yard with large deck, updated kitchen and baths.
Plenty Of Charm And Updates Throughout In This Spacious Colonial! Enjoy Formal Dining Room, Generous Closets And Storage, Low Taxes, Too! Full Basement, 1 Car Garage And More! Close To Shops And Transportation! Great Beginnings...Begin Here! Come See And Fall In Love!
Spacious Split Level Set On Park-Like Grounds! Family Room For Relaxing, 2 Full Baths, Eat In Kitchen! 1.5 Car Garage, Minutes To Shops And Transportation! Plenty Of Value Throughout!


Bempton is a village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, near the border with North Yorkshire. It is near the North Sea coast and Flamborough Head, and is situated about 4mi north of Bridlington. It lies on the B1229 road between Speeton and Flamborough. It is served by Bempton railway station which is on the Yorkshire Coast Line that runs between Hull and Scarborough.The parish of Bempton also contains Buckton village, which is situated directly next to Bempton. According to the 2011 UK census, Bempton parish had a population of 1,040, a slight decrease on the 2001 UK census figure of 1,050.AmenitiesThe parish church of St Michael is a Grade II* listed building and dates back to the 13th century.The village is well known for its cliffs. Bempton Cliffs is an RSPB nature reserve, best known for its breeding seabirds, including northern gannet, Atlantic puffin, razorbill, common guillemot, black-legged kittiwake and fulmar. Bempton also used to be home to RAF Bempton, an early warning station. Some of the old buildings are still visible from the cliff top.
Bempton is in Bridlington. When using our United Kingdom holiday site to make an itinerary online, Bempton holidays come together around your tastes, interests, and requirements, with us taking care of the logistics.


We matched 10 leading Dana 2 ozs over the recent 3 years. Find which Dana 2 oz matches you. You can also Search by model, size, country region of manufacture and gender or pick one of our Dana 2 oz feature picks.
Canoe 2 Piece Gift Box - 2 oz.
2ea COLOGNE NAVIGATOR by DANA MEN's 1oz-30ml Travel-Size.
For which purpose, we've highlighted the primary Dana elements you may refine with fundamentally: model, size, country region of manufacture, gender,... and weight.
The royal oz in keeping with Blogspot. Celebrate the 40th royal film adaptation solicited about the movie several episode royal film that featured kilgore.
Dana ivey as stated in Wikipedia. Dana robins is an american actress born in August. Tony award work broadway, outstanding drama desk, featured play desiring the latest ballyhoo.
Moz as reported by Moz. The doctors in the industry, the others offer their advice, their research, their ideas, their name, your level.


text:
Village Vision/VIU Design Visioning Workshop
On August 13th, Village Vision addressed the CRD's Forum on Service Delivery to the Islands
The purpose of the forum was to identify the critical service gaps in the islands and explore ways they could be addressed by the Islands Trust in collaboration with their regional districts and key provincial ministries. Most of the participants were from the southern Gulf Islands; Gabriola was the only island from the northern islands. Nonetheless there was much common ground between islands including: housing, roads, and sustainable economic development.
Village Vision's presentation addressed the need for a safe transportation connection through the village core and described how the Village Vision approach worked within the current governance structure (i.e., LTC and RDN). We emphasized the important role of citizens working in the spaces between official governance mandates.
In addition, to local community organizations, the event was attended by Trustees (including our Trustee, Heather O'Sullivan), a regional director, MLA Adam Olson, and CRD and IT staff.
A number of other Islands have citizen-led groups doing similar work. For an example, see: www.saltspringcommunityalliance.org
August 2018: See Project Page for new information about the pedestrian pathway around the Village centre. Click on Pedestrian Pathway Plans.
Village Vision Makes Recommendations to the IT Executive Committee in Victoria
In June 2018 VVPC met with the Executive Committee of Islands Trust. We urged them to work with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to change the 1992 road standards agreement so that "village" areas of the Islands Trust islands can be made safe and welcoming to pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
The presentation was well received and is expected to be added as a project in the next IT strategic plan.
There is strong support on Gabriola for changes in the Village area, and as we recommended at the IT Executive Committee, we hope that the Island Trust, the Regional Districts and the Ministry will work to change the IT-MoTI Letter of Agreement to enable infrastructure improvements that will enhance safety for everyone and provide more options for cyclists and pedestrians in their communities.
We also strongly emphasized the work of citizen-led groups like Village Vision in crystalizing community support in identifying both problems and solutions. We believe that government in collaboration with community can achieve much more than government can working alone.
On January 18, 2018, The Village Vision Planning Committee asked the Local Trust Committee to work with the Provincial Government and the Regional District of Nanaimo to bring in inter-agency policies to solve issues around the long-term future of the village core.
From the Gabriola LTC minutes of January 18, 2018:
GB-2018-002
It was MOVED and SECONDED
that the Gabriola Island Local Trust Committee refer point 1 in the Village Vision Delegation's submission, "Amend the Letter of Agreement between the Ministry of Transportation and the Islands Trust to include specific standards for village area streetscapes as rural complete multi-modal streets", to the Executive Committee with the inclusion of a supporting letter to be received from Village Vision.
that the Gabriola Island Local Trust Committee request staff to add points 2a and 2b of the Village Vision Delegation's submission to the agenda of the upcoming Regional District of Nanaimo and Islands Trust joint meeting:
"Adopt a co-ordinated inter-agency (Islands Trust, RDN and MOTI) approach to:
a) the development of a Master Plan for the development of accessible, safe, pedestrian friendly routes not only in the village core but also down North Road to the ferry; and
b) the development of standards, processes and shared funding programs to allow rural community Regional Districts to more efficiently and successfully collaborate with MOTI on rural village complete street improvements".
that the Gabriola Island Local Trust Committee refer point 2c of the Village Vision Delegation's submission to the Trust Programs Committee for consideration:
c) the development of standards that would allow for the safe rainwater harvesting for potable use in multi-family, commercial and institutional settings."
that the following considerations be incorporated into a Project Charter for the second phase of the Housing Options Review Project:
1) examining the appropriate scope of the area designated in the Official Community Plan for possible multi-dwelling affordable housing;
2) examining the potential for increasing density in the Village core multi-dwelling housing; and
3) exploring opportunities for mixed use buildings in the Village core.
The final Summary Report (see The Project page) was presented to the Gabriola Local Trust Committee on September 7, 2017 and has now been posted on the Gabriola LTC website.
Students at Work - Village Vision and VIU Design Visioning Workshop September 2016
We believe that Gabriolans should be proactive in developing a
vision for the Village core and that we should have a long-term plan
reflecting the community's values and interests regarding future uses of the area.
[continue]
Over the past 2 years, the Village Vision committee, in accordance with its mission to facilitate a grass roots, community-led planning process for the future of Gabriola's village core have organized a number of community workshops. These workshops have been designed to develop the basis for a long-term plan for the village core reflecting our community's values and interests. They have covered a range of topics: how to frame the project, land use, housing, water and waste management, and creating byways and people places.
On September 7, 8 and 9, 20 VIU Master of Community Planning Students, VIU faculty members and Village Vision committee members held a Design Visioning Workshop at Agi Hall. Four teams developed visionary concepts and designs for the village core area based on community input from the Village Vision workshops. The public was invited to participate at an event on each of the 3 days: September 7, 6:30-8:30 pm - a presentation by Dr. David Witty "Rural Villages - Rural by Design" followed by a Community Ideas Workshop; September 8, 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Community Drop-in - an opportunity for the public to discuss the works in progress; and September 9, 5:30 – 7:00pm - Final Presentations by each of the design teams.
This three-day Design Visioning Workshop is a significant event and will move the Village Vision project to the "next level" - we nowhave actual designs for further review and comment! Continued public participation and input are crucial to the success of the Workshop.
Logo Design and Website Build Done Locally and Lovingly By: Filament Communications


Children Care Development Organization recognizes the importance of improving programs and policies that address girls' and women's economic, legal, social and physical well-being throughout their lifespan. Our policy agenda comprises building blocks for a society free from the inequality, oppression and discrimination that face a variety of women and girls from many different backgrounds and experiences.
CCDO has focused on the economic security of women and families, in the following areas.
The project of "Supporting Community Based Adaptation Initiatives to cope with the Adverse Effects of Climate Change in Tanzania " has been approved by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This is a wonderful partnership for the promotion of climate change understanding in the local communities where there are a lot of environmental shocks.
The project will be carried out in Iringa Region around the three Divisions of Pawaga, Kalenga and Isimani in Iringa District that constitute the major watershed for the Great Ruaha River. However, due to unsustainable land management practices and insufficient rains as a result of climate variability, inflows into the Great Ruaha River have fallen to its lowest levels. Crop production has also gone down putting villagers and their livestock to vulnerable socio-economic conditions. Wildlife at the Ruaha National Park is also at risk due to inadequate water availability for periods as long as six months per year. This project intends to strengthen the capacity of farmers and pastoralists in coping with the effects of climate change and addressing drivers of deforestation and forest degradation through community based initiatives.
The funded project primary objectives by the UNDP will be to strengthen the capacity of farmers and pastoralists in coping with the effects of climate change and addressing drivers of deforestation and forest degradation through community based intervention. While the CCDO implementing strategies shall be to increase awareness and understanding on the broader concept of climate change through village level meetings, identify and support conservation of water sources, establish woodland management on sustainable basis, promote wider use of indigenous knowledge in addressing the impacts of climate change, empower women, youths and school children on sustainable development through supporting conservation projects for demonstration.
The agreed project activities in this partnerships are to conduct village level awareness creation meetings in all three (3) target divisions in Iringa rural district, identify more than ten (10) water sources in need of rehabilitation, draw costed rehabilitation plans, implement rehabilitation plans, establish and train user committees for each source, identify more than seven (7) schools and three (3) youth groups in each divisions, draw plans for establishment and management of woodlots, and execute the plans through supervision of the proponent with technical support from the district.
While the project anticipated results include; increased awareness and understanding on the broader concept of climate change will sensitize about 10,000 local communities to refrain from local actions that degrade global environment and such malpractices will be listed for purposes of M & E, up to 10 water sources in the project area will be conserved, youths and school children that will participate in this project will be expected to be environmentally responsible citizens during their adulthood through the practical knowledge acquired during implementation of the project, sound woodland management coupled with conservation of water sources will improve ecological flows into the Great Ruaha River.
The project will provide relief in water fetching and woodfuel collection tasks to the women and girl-children, which is the group that is hit hardest by the effects of climate change.
"the river of the water of life, bright as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb through the middle of the street of the city; while, on either side of the river, the tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit each month; and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations. (Revelation 22: 1-2) Within the Bible water is often a symbol for the life-giving power of God, but in the hot dry climate of the Middle East it also inescapably reflects reality. Without water everything quickly dies". Meaning that, 'when it enters the stagnant waters of the sea, the water will become fresh. And wherever the river goes every living creature which swarms will live, and there will be very many fish...And on the banks, on both sides of the river, there will grow all kinds of trees for food. Their leaves will not wither nor their fruit fail, but they will bear fresh fruit every month, because the water for them flows from the sanctuary. (Ezekiel 47: 8-12).
Despite the success above and mutual relationship with UNDP and CCDO we still invite other climate change activists to join with us in this global campaign since the need is still there over the country of Tanzanian and even other parts of the world just to favour our women and girls-children who are emerging as the leaders of the 21st century and their environment of tomorrow.
Former Prime Minister Fredrick Sumaye Lists Issues That Can Compromise Our National Peace in Tanzania.
Former prime minister of the United Republic of Tanzania, Frederick Sumaye listed issues that could compromise our peace in the country if they are left unattended. He also insisted that political fights should carefully be fought to avoid conflicts. He kept on saying that peace is an important resource in any country and once lost, it is difficult to restore especially when the basis for that peace in that particular country are not respected by all citizens.The premier stated these when he participated in the gospel concert for the fund raising event held at the Samora grounds in Iringa municipal council where he contributed one million shillings. The funds were meant for the construction of information and communication technology (ICT) centre for the orphans in Iringa region by Children Care Development Organization (CCDO) orphan centre.
He mentioned issues that can lead into the compromise of our peace as different social discrimination, religion and faith segregation, political misunderstanding, unfair share of the national resources and extreme corruption and embezzlement of public funds. He advised government to firmly fight against corruption and embezzlement of public funds, as for a corrupt government, those with just will have not just and the vice versa is true because of the corruption if the corruption and embezzlement are left to deepen their roots.
Explaining more about those issues he mentioned earlier above, he said faith or religious discrimination is very dangerous for our country and it must be fought and condemned by all means because if it deepens its roots, the peace that we have will evaporate like an ice on the sun. Concerning political fights, Sumaye said political parties should fight while ensuring peace and stability since political fights require peace, calmness and tolerance amongst parties so that they cause no problems to the nation and instead of differing in their ideas and manifestos they end up fighting.
"…I am telling you, political movements should follow democratic rules, in politics there should be transparency and justice, those who fail in elections should admit their failure. …concerning those haves and haven't if national resources are accumulated to few and majority remain poor, peace wont prevail regardless of the means used to acquire those properties. i.e. legally or illegally. If this situation is in our country, it must be dealt with and the government has her ways of dealing with it. This must be fought in all areas such as service providing areas, political arena and judiciary systems". He further said corruption and public funds embezzlement are threats to our peace if those thieves and corrupt will be given justice and the poor are experiencing no justice.
Furthermore, he acknowledged the Coalition of Children Books Authors led by their Chairperson Professor Michael Provitera based on their books donation to the CCDO, he also thanked the African Women's Development Fund (AWDF) for increasing women's awareness on good governance in Tanzania through its partnership with the CCDO, while also he appreciated the contribution made by Miss Kimi Anderson - Founder of the TravelGiver Organization, and the President of World Computer Exchange Organization for their donation to the Tanzanian orphans under CCDO partnership.
Earlier on, Mbogella hinted out that the centre expects to have two branches one in Makete district and the other one in Iringa aiming at having 120 children who will benefit from this project. He also said the centre is already registered with registration number 000NGO/00003818/2009 and it has acquired land of 25acres, of which 5acres are at Mkimbizi in Iringa town and 20 acres at Nduli village in Iringa District. He asked all Tanzanians and other well wishers that have been touched by the life led by orphans to visit CCDO website http://www.envaya.org/ccdo or contact CCDO management through +255653813368 / 0754813368/ +255713311009/+255765568096. Majaliwa said the center will act as parents of the orphans and apart from providing services to Makete and Iringa orphans it expects to extend its services to the neighbor regions like Mbeya, Ruvuma, Morogoro and Dodoma where branches will be opened as well.
There are so many people in America that would be willing to contribute to a cause such as the one that the Coalition of Children's Book Authors have designed for 2014. Each member of the coalition is willing to donate and ship their book to Tanzania based on the great relationship that has transpired between Dr. Michael Provitera, author of the children's storybook titled "Happy Go Lucky," and Majaliwa, Chair and Founder of the organization for children in Eastern Africa.
These pupils they need to be supported more books that will be put at our Coalition of Children's Book Authors Library since the CCDO School has more than 500 pupils coming from different areas of Tanzania, actually we receive the most vulnerable children and disabled children who do not have care from their AIDS families or vulnerable families. Therefore, we still need your help for the development of these loved orphans and your book donation or any support that God wishes to donate to us will be highly respected and acknolwedged in smile hand. However, we thank the Coalition of Children's Book Authors who donated their books to us as you can see the photo above and below explaining to you.
Based on the photos above, we would like to thank all the management of the Coalition of Children's Book Authors for their humanely book donation to the CCDO School, because their book aid will motivate the school dropout, child labour and neglected girl children to get back to the formal school by giving psychologically and physically training, provide more opportunity for children to learn about arts, science, social and also to motivate the parents and community for change their attitudes about ignorance of importance of children education.
Our dream is to see that every children will have a book to read while in library and also to have an access to borrow from the library such books and stay with at least for one week or monthy in order to allow a pupils to undertstand more what the author has said and recommended to him / her.
However, we should be happy to hear any positive response to any one who is interested to volunteer to come to teach these children. This is because we are in serious shortages of English and science teachers including arts subject teachers. Any one interested to support us by giving volunteers or school fees / books, pupils kits, home clothes and related school material like school van vehicle / school bus, stationeries , colgate etc shall be treated as a God Gift and God will continue to bless her / his work forever and ever as quoted from James 1:27 " Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this,To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world".
The Children Care Development Organization (CCDO) is hereby to introduce our partner Kimi Anderson to all of our partners across the world and within the United Republic of Tanzania that we have established a partnership between the Children Care Development Organization and with Kimi Anderson –Director & Founder of the TravelGiver Organization.
Provide a forum for people to research projects and destinations, share their experiences and contribute to human change.
Develop a business model that is sustainable, utilises her experience, knowledge and networks and, change the lives of many.
To launch TravelGiver.com, she left a senior management position and has personally funded the development and launch of this website. Kimi is totally committed to achieving these four objectives and sees TravelGiver.com as a long-term investment in her future, as well as the future of projects and users who want to travel with a greater purpose.
Today, TravelGiver now offers 165+ projects in 26 countries that travellers can give to when they make a booking, at no extra cost – click to view a map and a directory listing outlining the current projects where you can vote our Children Care Development Organization projects from a directory listing with respects to Iringa of Tanzania while you travel and feel good about your donation/giving to us. Such your humanely donated money can be used to feed, pay school fees,purchase school kits, uniforms, medication care, school desks, books, school bags to our most vulnerable children we support and care. Therefore, your donation to us will have positive impacts since it will help us to motivates the school dropouts, child labour and neglected girl children and early pregancy girls to get back to the formal school by giving psychologically and pysically training.
On behalf of the Childreen Care Development Organization management i would like to call any humanitarian organization or an individual aid to join with Chris Lemmor and Ms Veronica Teleman to volunteer to come to assist the above most vulnerable and others missing in these photo by helping them tuition fees and school materials for their well-being since the Iringa region in Tanzania is named as a home of orphans due to HIV cases. If you feel prestige to join with us, Chris Lemmor and Ms Veronica Teleman just email to us via this email: childrencareorg1@gmail.com for more partnership with us.James 1:27 from the Bible are referred in this vital partnership for the improvement of living standards of our orphans and poor marginalized women due to their poverty, ignorance, diseases and unemployment creation to them.
The Management of Children Care Development Organization is here by to thanks the good job done by our friends Chris Lemmor from the right, and Ms Veronica Teleman at the Center and Project Consultant Coordinator Luvanda Michael for their commitment to mark papers of getting the best students from Iringa Secondary Schools participated in our essay competition based on our funded project by the African Women Development Fund on "Increasing Women's Awareness on Good Governance in Tanzania as you can explore more from our website and know our winners.
Ms Veronica Teleman marking papers as the desciribed explaination above.
Hon. Minister Sophia Simba (MP) of the Ministry of Community Development, Gender and Children of the United Republic of Tanzania with CCDO orphans, sat at the center and from the left is honorable Ritta Kabati (MP) and from the right is the Iringa Municipality honourable Mayor Mwamwindi, the day they visited our Centre. These children need permanent Centre for advanced vocational training courses. Therefore, you are requested to join with us by giving your humanely donation money for the construction of our Europabook International orphanage rehabilitation centre.
First of all I thank the Almighty God full of mercies for enabling us to meet here in this important ceremony.
I take this opportunity to thank the leadership of Children Care Development Organization (CCDO), the people of Iringa and the rest of other Tanzanians for inviting me to join you in the launching of the project that aims at building awareness of Tanzanian especially women on good governance issues. I commend you so much!
The government on its part recognizes the importance of NGOs in bringing development for our citizens. Therefore we join you a hand of support on this good cause and we will continue to cooperate with you.
In addition, in a very special way I would like to take this opportunity to extend our appreciation to the Development of Women in Africa (African Women's Development Fund) from Ghana for financing the project. We thank you very much.
I have been informed that this project aims to provide educational awareness on the issues of good governance to all councilors of Iringa Region, journalists, leaders of government sectors and civil society, leaders of local governments, leaders of religious denominations and various stakeholders in development issues. It is my belief all those who will benefit from this project will use best the knowledge that they will receive for the development of the society of Iringa and the nation at large.
Moreover, in the case of women, the education you will get should be the catalyst of motivating you to appear and contest in various leadership positions in politics, in the coming elections of the year 2014 to 2015.
The main indicator of good governance is peace and tranquility from the family to the national level. It is a fact that in Tanzania we have the right to be proud of the peace that we have because good governance is sustainable from the era of the late Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Kambarage together with the President of The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar, the late Abed Amani Karume. This phenomenon manifests itself in various areas in the country due to effective leadership under CCM.
Peace is a sole virtue that isn't to be compared with anything, in any nation on earth. The nation without peace finds itself in instability which forces the country to enter into serious problems that are then not forgotten by the existing generations and generations to come.
Countries like Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia, and Congo are examples of countries that have found themselves in civil conflicts due to the lack of peace.
Tanzanians should note that any nation without good governance is similar to a vehicle without fuel which could stop at any time anywhere.
Citizens ought to not be driven by some people who want to eliminate the peace of our country because of their personal or political ideology to be seen that they are the best. The CCM government shall ensure that it strengthens and maintains good governance for our nation to not involve in civil unrests as it is in our neighboring countries.
We should understand that many of the conflicts that occur in the country, the cause are personal ideologies of people who want to disturb the peace of our country so that the Government of CCM seems to have not done anything for the development of its people.
The CCM government says that good governance shall not tolerate such people and will ensure that they are mentioned to the public regularly in order to mend their ways to maintain the peace that we continue having as a country since we got our independence.
As Tanzanians we must realize that our country is one among the countries that should be proud of the many resources that we have, including national parks, minerals etc. Why not be proud of these resources given to us by Almighty God, and instead we get into nonproductive conflicts in the country?
Women will agree with me that, when chaos breaks out, it is we, the elderly, the disabled and the children who are the greatest victims.
Leaders of the Citizens ought to understand that good governance is not inflammatory issued statements, but it is ensuring that you collaborate with Citizens in decision-making in order to remove unnecessary conflicts.
"I wish I emphasize that the responsibility of creating, maintaining Integrity, Peace, Accountability and Transparency in our country is not an issue concerning the government alone, but also the responsibility of the entire community."
I have been informed that your motto is "WITHOUT EMPOWERMENT A WOMAN CAN MAKE IT". This public is an example sufficient to show that you have decided to cooperate and attain a better life in your families and national development in general. Well done.
The Community recognizes that the cornerstone of our family is a woman. A woman is the mother, the nurse, the one who does hard and difficult works in our households' welfare.
We all know that the issue of a woman's assigned place in the family and society as a whole, still has been a major problem in many communities. Still women do not participate fully in development processes, their thoughts contributions are not valued, despite the fact that women are half of all the Tanzanian citizens and are the biggest producers in the country's economy.
So it is my hope that the knowledge of good governance will help to overcome the prevailing patriarchal system and understand that women and men are equal and have the right to participate fully in the development of the country.
In women's economic empowerment, the government under my ministry has established the Women Development Fund (WDF) in collaboration with various councils where loans are given to women in order to get capital for income generating activities.
In addition the Ministry has also established the Tanzania Women Bank (TWB). I call upon the citizens of Iringa region to join Tanzania Women's Bank branches when they are open for business here in the region.
Women along with our entrepreneurial activities I urge you to not stop taking good care of your families especially children. Look at their school progress; give them the best food for their health and growth.
Finally I call again reminding women to come and seek various opportunities being planned by the government. We must be part of economic, political and social reforms. Let us change. Opportunities will not come knocking at your door. Go out and follow it. Let us remove the silence.
Moreover I thank you again for inviting me to be the guest of honor at this ceremony. Having said that I declare that the project for raising awareness of Tanzanian women on issues of good governance has been officially launched.
In 1979 the organization called "CEDAW" was formed. This organization stated discrimination against women as gender based discrimination which hinders the exercise of human right. And the most notable conference for women – movements toward their right that held in Beijing China in 1995, the conference stimulated women especially in Tanzania to demand for their right from that time there is the presence of movement for women equality in the world.
Family accountability, as it seemed that women are the one who are responsible for child care than man as it become hardly for them to participate in leadership activities and contesting. For instance child care for teaching good behaviour.
Religious beliefs, this also aware some for women to participate in leadership activity because of worship of a certain religion. For instance it seemed in Quran (102:13-17) that women are not allowed to talk in front of majority especially a place where there is men, when they do so, they will enter at "JEHANAM". So until nowadays Muslims use Quran and worship on this. By so doing that the women become very difficulty to participate in leadership for fear to going against the written document.
Low level of education, practically it seemed that women are not well educated than male because of beliefs in traditional wares from their relatives. In Tanzania there are few educated women but after 50 years of independence of Tanzania many women are still studying because in order to be a leader of Tanzania even in parliament members you must have degrees, masters and so force. By doing so now days women are studying for aiming of competition. In this case women become difficult on participating and contesting leadership because leadership needs a person who has education.
Lack of well confidence, also practically seemed that women have not confidence means they have not an ability of expressing themselves as it make them to fear that they can't talk anything in front of majority. For instance in Iringa Girls Secondary School, when Tosamaganga High School came in our school and pointed one among of the girl to talk anything, she was shivering and nothing to talk. In this case women cannot participate in leadership because when you will be a leader, you must talk in front.
Based on hog-wash slogan, also this make aware some for women to participate in leadership because of different slogan, example "WANAWAKE TUKIWEZESHWA TUNAWEZA", this make women to become laziness, they just wait for to be financed, when they are not financed it means they cannot do anything as well as not participating in leadership because without financed in chances of leadership means they cannot participate and contesting on it.
Financial problems, this also make difficult for a women to participate and contesting on leadership because of the tariffs enter in competition. For instance when you need to compete in members of parliament you must pay amount of money for getting a form. By so doing that there are women who have education but they don't have money for getting form of engaging. Also this make a women not participating in leadership because even after celebration of 50 years of Tanzanian independence still form of leadership are selling.
Nevertheless those women are not participating and contesting in leadership because of not only the above reason, but also there are many other like traditional beliefs, the women are not homage women, negative attitude and so on.
The following are the ways of promoting and increase the number of women who are fully participating in leadership activity in Tanzania under the concept of increasing women awareness on good governance in Tanzania. And this ways based on women themselves because there are improvements made by government to women awareness even during and after celebration of Tanzania independence but still women are not participating in leadership example education, seats for women in parliament.
Women should participate in political matters, this can some how make a woman to feel openly to participate on leadership. For instance provide 15% of the seats for women in the parliament chances. In this case women should participate in political matters because chances are there.
Government should enroll the women student, the enroll of women students should concerned all levels of education in the lowest level to the highest level. For instance enrolling is for university women students, how about ordinary and advanced level, all of them government should enroll so as to make them very easy to get education and easy to participate and contesting in leadership.
Women should not follow some slogans which are made them become laziness. In Tanzania there are equity between males and females. Males are not financed and still they are well participating and contesting in leadership, why women be financed even that there is equity. In this case women and government should stop this.
Men should homage a women, also encourage the women to participate in leadership because when women seem Anna Makinda (Speaker of Tanzanian Parliament) hot homage with the member of parliament some time discourage a women to participate. So men should homage a woman.


text:
Q: Special character in log/txt file not showing So i made a c# application to read my account and password (that is stored in plain text) inside another application.
It returns my password correctly, but my account / username is completely messed up.
I tried make my .log file UNICODE and it all turned into chinese letters. So it wasn't anything wrong there.
Anyone know how to change ?c <SOH> into read-able letters? I dont know what that type of encoding is. ?C and ...... what is that? And it's a "long" blank space between them too. The ending of the account name is correct. but there is 2 characters in beginning that dont read.
I will try paste it here, if it works.
?c in77
here is a screenshot:


UNODC acknowledges the important role that regional and international institutions play in the fight against corruption and their contribution to the TRACK portal.
With this objective in mind, the institution aims at assisting African countries – individually and collectively - in their efforts to achieve sustainable economic development and social progress.
Combating poverty is at the heart of the continent's efforts to attain sustainable economic growth.
To this end, the Bank seeks to stimulate and mobilize internal and external resources to promote investments as well as provide its regional member countries with technical and financial assistance.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is an international development finance institution whose mission is to help its developing member countries reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of their people. Headquartered in Manila, and established in 1966, ADB is owned and financed by its 67 members, of which 48 are from the region and 19 are from other parts of the globe. ADB's main partners are governments, the private sector, nongovernment organizations, development agencies, community-based organizations, and foundations. Under Strategy 2020, a long-term strategic framework adopted in 2008, ADB will follow three complementary strategic agendas: inclusive growth, environmentally sustainable growth, and regional integration.
In pursuing its vision, ADB's main instruments comprise loans, technical assistance, grants, advice, and knowledge.
The International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR), part of the Basel Institute of Governance, provides capacity building and training methodologies on-site, in South and Eastern countries, in the areas of financial investigations, asset tracing and recovery as well as mutual legal assistance.
The ICAR provides legal advice and assistance to law enforcement authorities and anti-corruption agencies in handling specific asset recovery cases.
The ICAR offers IT services including an on-line knowledge centre with comprehensive information on various jurisdictions, legislations and law enforcement agencies that deal with asset recovery processes and anti-money laundering.
The ICAR also provides assistance in the implementation and/or review of legal systems and institutions for anti-money laundering and Combating the financing of terrorism.
The Council of Europe is an international intergovernmental organisation distinct from the European Union and founded in 1949 with its seat in Strasbourg, France. Since the 1990s, it has developed a number of multifaceted legal instruments dealing with matters such as the criminalisation of corruption in the public and private sectors, liability and compensation for damage caused by corruption, conduct of public officials and the financing of political parties.
These instruments are aimed at improving the capacity of States to fight corruption domestically as well as at the international level, including the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption (ETS 173); Civil Law Convention on Corruption (ETS 174); Additional Protocol to the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption (ETS 191); Twenty Guiding Principles against Corruption (Resolution (97) 24); Recommendation on Codes of Conduct for Public Officials (Recommendation No. R(2000)10); and Recommendation on Common Rules against Corruption in the Funding of Political Parties and Electoral Campaigns (Recommendation Rec(2003)4).
The monitoring of compliance with these standards is entrusted to the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO); it is composed of the 47 States which are members of the Council of Europe, as well as Belarus and the United States of America. GRECO monitoring comprises a) a "horizontal" evaluation procedure (all members are evaluated within an evaluation round) leading to recommendations aimed at furthering the necessary legislative, institutional and practical reforms; b) an impact assessment ("compliance procedure") designed to appraise the measures taken by its members to implement the recommendations emanating from country evaluations.
GRECO's fourth evaluation round, which will start on 1 January 2012, will be devoted to corruption prevention in respect of members of parliament, judges and prosecutors.
The approach of the Council of Europe against corruption also comprises a further interrelated component, namely capacity building through technical cooperation.
For an overview of past and current activities concerning corruption and other forms of serious crime such as organised crime and money laundering, see www.coe.int/economiccrime.
The IAACA officially announced its establishment on October 22, 2006 in Beijing, China.
With the aim of facilitating implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), the IAACA has successfully organized series of events in an effort to push forward international cooperation against corruption.
These events covered wide range of topics of international cooperation against corruption, such as international cooperation on effectively implement the UNCAC and efficient preventive measures in the fight against corruption etc.
Fruitful results were achieved in these events, including two declarations on international cooperation against corruption and corruption prevention and an advancement strategy of the IAACA.
Currently the IAACA has more than 300 organizational members which cover nearly all law enforcement for national institutions and bodies entrusted with the task of fighting against corruption and more than 2000 individual members, including prosecutors, investigators and experts with experience in anti-corruption research or practice.
The mission of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is to promote policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world. The OECD provides a forum in which governments can work together to share experiences and seek solutions to common problems.
The OECD has been a key player in the fight against corruption for more than a decade, and in setting and promoting international anti-corruption standards and principles by combating the "supply side" of bribery; preventing bribery through export credits; denying the tax deductibility of bribes; promoting responsible business conduct; preventing corruption in the public sector and improving governance through development assistance.
The OECD also developed the CleanGovBiz initiative (www.cleangovbiz.org) - which offers a comprehensive toolkit to support governments, business and civil society in their efforts to build integrity and fight corruption across the board.
The U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre assists donor practitioners in more effectively addressing corruption challenges through their development support by providing resources and services.
Through an extensive online resource centre, U4 guides users to relevant anti-corruption resources, including its own applied research, a helpdesk service, and online as well as in-country training on anti-corruption measures and strategies for partner agencies and their counterparts.
The U4 Resource Centre is operated by the Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), Bergen, Norway, a private social science research foundation working on issues of development and human rights.
The web server and the core team behind U4 are based at CMI.
It operates on the ground in 166 countries, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges.
Globally, the Democratic Governance Group tracks governance policy, promotes knowledge networks, and contributes to shaping the global dialogue on governance.
The UNDP Oslo Governance Centre assesses progress and publishes good thinking in policy and practice.
UNDP supports efforts to advance democratic governance in four main areas: expanding people's opportunities to participate in political decision-making, particularly those of women and the poor; making democratic institutions more accountable and responsive to citizens, supporting national parliaments, public administrations and rule of law; promoting the principles of democratic governance — in particular, anti-corruption, human rights, women's empowerment and equal opportunity; and supporting country-led democratic governance assessments that help countries to assess their needs, monitor their progress and achieve their goals.
The United Nations Global Compact, established in 2000, is a worldwide forum of companies that have committed to voluntarily align their operations and strategies with ten universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.
The UN Global Compact is the world's largest corporate responsibility initiative – with over 7,500 signatories based in more than 135 countries and local networks existing or emerging in 90 countries.
As a multi-stakeholder initiative with participants located in developed, emerging and developing economies, it is a truly global and representative initiative.
The 10th principle of the UN Global Compact states that "Business should work against corruption in any form, including bribery and extortion".
Adopted in June 2004, the 10th principle was saluted as the private sector's response to Governments' adoption of UNCAC, thus underscoring that public and private actors share responsibility for fighting corruption.
As the sole global legal instrument to prevent and combat corruption both in public and private affairs, the UN Convention against Corruption was designated by the United Nations Secretary-General as the 10th principle's underlying legal instrument.
UNODC is the UN "guardian" agency of the 10th principle and as such has an important advisory role with respect to the management of the UN Global Compact integrity measures and dialogue facilitation.
UNICRI's goals are to advance understanding of crime-related problems; to foster just and efficient criminal justice systems; to support the respect of international instruments and other standards; and to facilitate international law enforcement cooperation and judicial assistance.
With more than 40 years of experience, UNICRI has been structuring its work programmes and modus operandi to make them responsive to the needs of the international community.
UNICRI' s activities tackle major concerns in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice, such as corruption, security, organized crime (in particular, trafficking of persons as well as illicit drugs and arms).
Other areas of intervention are, inter alia, violence, both domestic and in the workplace; environmental- and cyber-crimes; protection of victims and cultural heritage.
UNICRI also conducts major programs in criminal justice reform, with a special focus on juvenile justice.
In the Millennium Declaration, Member States also resolved to intensify efforts to fight transnational crime in all its dimensions, to redouble the efforts to implement the commitment to counter the world drug problem and to take concerted action against international terrorism.
The three pillars of the UNODC work programme are: field-based technical cooperation projects to enhance the capacity of Member States to counteract illicit drugs, crime and terrorism; research and analytical work to increase knowledge and understanding of drugs and crime issues and expand the evidence base for policy and operational decisions; and normative work to assist States in the ratification and implementation of the relevant international treaties, the development of domestic legislation on drugs, crime and terrorism, and the provision of secretariat and substantive services to the treaty-based and governing bodies.
StAR is a partnership between the World Bank Group and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime that supports international efforts to end safe havens for corrupt funds.
StAR works with developing countries and financial centers to prevent the laundering of the proceeds of corruption and to facilitate more systematic and timely return of stolen assets.
StAR's work is built on four key pillars: empowerment; partnerships; innovation; and international standards.
Concrete actions of the StAR Initiative include: building institutional capacity in developing countries for requesting technical assistance to strengthen their prosecuting agencies and bring their laws in compliance with UNCAC; strengthening the integrity of financial markets, including bringing financial centers into compliance with anti-money laundering legislation that would detect and deter laundering of illicit proceeds, and strengthening the capacity of financial intelligence units around the world to enhance cooperation between them; assisting the asset recovery process of developing countries by providing loans or grants to finance the start up costs, providing advice on hiring legal counsel, and facilitating cooperation between countries; and monitoring the use of recovered assets so that repatriated funds are used for development purposes, such as social programs, better education and infrastructure.
The World Bank provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world..
Its mission is to fight poverty for lasting results and to help people help themselves and their environment by providing resources, sharing knowledge, building capacity and forging partnerships in the public and private sectors..
The World Bank is made up of two development institutions owned by 187 member countries: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA)..


We will use the information collected to make our website more relevant to your interests.
We may also share this information with third parties for this purpose.
Essential cookies. These are cookies that are required for the operation of our website.
Analytical/performance cookies. They allow us to recognise and count the number of visitors and to see how visitors move around our website when they are using it.


text:
Caitlin Kinnunen
Caitlin Kinnunen Biography
Biography by Mikshya Published on 19 Jun, 2019 Updated on 11 Sep, 2019
Facts of Caitlin Kinnunen
1991 , November-8
The Intern, It's Kind of a Funny Story
View more / View Less Facts of Caitlin Kinnunen
Caitlin Kinnunen is an actress best known for her role in the American comedy film The Intern. Similarly, she is also known for her works in the series and films such as Sweet Little Lies, Younger, It's Kind of a Funny Story and The Kinck.
Early Life & Bio Of Caitlin Kinnunen
As per the Wikipedia, Caitlin Kinnunen celebrates her birthday on November 8. She was born in 1991 in Washington, the United States of America under the birth sign Scorpio. She belongs to the white ethnicity and holds American nationality.
She spent her childhood with her sister in her hometown.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @jwkinnunen!!!!!!!!!! It's my sisters birthday and she's the best so here's a subtle album starting with a #tbt I LOVE YOU JULIA
A post shared by Caitlin Kinnunen (@caitlin.kinnunen) on Apr 19, 2018 at 5:14am PDT
She is very private when it comes to her personal life so, the details regarding her parents and educational background are unavailable.
Caitlin Kinnunen's Professional Career
Caitlin Kinnunen is a rising star of the industry. The actress is based out of NYC who started her Broadway in Spring Awakening when she was just 16 years old. She appeared on the Broadway shows like in The Bridges of Madison Country and Spring Awakening.
Her smashing performance in the musical The Prom earned her huge fame. She has been nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical.
Besides, Caitlin is also a TV/Movie actor and appeared in the film The Intern in 2015 alongside Anne Hathaway, Robert De Niro, Rene Russo, Adam DeVine and among others. The movie made under the budget of $35 to $44 million, earned $194.6 million at the box office. Likewise, she is also famous for her performances in Younger, The Knick, Sweet Little Lies, It's Kind Of A Funny Story, and Law & Order: SVU.
Caitlin Kinnunen's Net Worth & Salary
Caitlin Kinnunen has not disclosed the accurate figure of her net worth, but as per some online sources, she owns $1.4 million as of 2019, June. The average salary of $39.84 per hour and $50305 per year of an actor. The actress makes money from her work in the movies and TV shows.
Caitlin Kinnunen's Personal Life: Sexual Orientation
Caitlin Kinnunen is a member of the LGBTQ community. The actress came out as a lesbian in an interview along with Nylon magazine. Talking to Nylon, the actress revealed that she was in a relationship with an unknown woman.
Kinnunen talked about her role portrayals in the musical and confessed that she is in a romantic relationship with a woman.
Kinnunen plays the role of gay in the comedy musical, The Prom alongside Isabelle McCalla but it is not confirmed that she is dating her in her real-life or not.
The actress has not revealed the name of her girlfriend but she frequently flaunts the cozy pictures with Isabelle on her Instagram.
Age, Height & Other Facts
Age: She is 27 years old as of 2019.
Height: Caitlin stands 5 feet 5 inches or 165 cm tall in height.
Body Measurements: She has an average body but the measurements are not available.
Hair Color: Kinnunen's hair is golden brown.
Eyes Color: Her eyes are attractive and brown in color.
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Chinese Zodiac: Goat
She has received a nomination for Tony Award for Best Lead Actress in a Musical.
American Millionaire Celebrity
celebrity from LGBTQ community


To celebrate the launch of new BUITONI Sugo Lussuoso Pomodoro, Nestlé Professional is offering foodservice operators a free copy of the "BUITONI: Savouring Life the Italian Way" recipe booklet.
This recipe is a delicious way to avoid waste in your school canteen.
These cups are loaded with fresh fruit and calcium and are perfect for Spring/Summer menus.
Three new ways to serve a classic canteen favourite.


text:
Q: Release an ios app update when content feeds are not live yet I need to release an update to an iOS app. I want to release the app update exactly with the launch of the web site.
So what I was thinking of doing is:
- developing the new version of the app (using internal in dev feeds)
- change the feeds in the app in order to point to the new feeds (at this point the app won't have any content because the feeds are not live yet)
- submit the app to the app store (wait for Apple approval) and manually release the app when the site goes live (and at this point the feeds will be live)
The problem is that when the app is in the review process I won't have any content. Is it a problem for Apple?
They can approve an app without content?
What if I write a developer note to them?
I need to do this because when the new site goes live the new version of the feeds it's no compatible with the old version (different formats). I know it's not the ideal solution but this was not my decision.

A: As Rich pointed out, Apple would likely reject the app if the news feeds are a big part of the app and do nothing. If your desire is to release the app exactly when the website is launched and the news feeds are live, then while you're submitting the app there is an option to have it released on a specific date.

A: You could load up the back-end of the website without loading up the front-end.  So have the php files loaded to the server and accessible from the app feeding it json data or however you are transferring information.  If your back-end is interlaced with the front-end, you may have to re-write the files, name them the same thing, upload them to the server, have them be serving data so that they can test them, and then when you want to launch the site, overwrite the files with the full version.  However, I'd imagine that your files capturing data from the database are differentiated from the ones presenting dynamic content, otherwise you are breaking the MVC paradigm and should probably change the way your website is structured anyway.


In the IPO world, new biotech or consumer tech stocks get all the attention. The financial news keeps close track of how much a new tech IPO climbs the first few days after a public market launch. This makes great news bites, but it is hard for individual investors to participate. IPOs in the high-yield stock world get little or no attention. I make a point of finding and tracking new dividend stocks, and then recommending them to my subscribers when my analysis confirms attractive total return potential. One such stock has returned 50% since I made the first recommendation last Fall. The 2018 second quarter earnings show that the positive run still has plenty of room to grow.
With a transformative acquisition in 2016, Arbor Realty Trust Inc. (NYSE: ABR) became a "new" company as far as investment potential. In July 2016 the REIT acquired privately held Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC. The acquisition diversified the company's revenue stream, primarily by bringing in a larger commercial mortgage servicing portfolio. When well managed a portfolio of mortgage servicing assets can generate tremendous returns.
One of my long time recommendations, New Residential Investments (NYSE: NRZ) has generated a 100% plus total return over the last four years by focusing on residential mortgage servicing rights.
Related: Is This the Best High-Yield Stock?
The investment returns from ABR since mid-2016 have been spectacular. The quarterly dividend has grown 56% from $0.16 per share to the current $0.25 per share. The share price has appreciated by a comparable 60%. I first recommended this REIT to my Dividend Hunter subscribers in October 2017, and we caught most of the gains with the stock generating a 51% total return since that time.


text:
La communauté de communes du canton de Saverdun est une ancienne communauté de communes française, située dans le département de l'Ariège et la région Occitanie.

Histoire
Le , elle fusionne avec la communauté de communes du Pays de Pamiers pour former la communauté de communes des Portes d'Ariège Pyrénées.

Composition
La communauté de communes regroupe onze communes :

Compétences

Fonctionnement
L'association Reflexion Citoyenne du Pays de Saverdun s'intéresse au développement du canton sous toutes ses formes: économie, culture, agriculture, logement, transports... Elle vise à développer l'information des citoyens et aider à leur prise de décisions.

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des intercommunalités de l'Ariège

Liens externes
portail des communes de l'Ariège
la base aspic

Canton de Saverdun

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
« The Elsie Beckmann Brigade
Doctor, Lawyer, Beggar Man, Thief »
Mank Bank
Strange — I tried watching HOUSE OF STRANGERS once before — it's Joseph L Mankiewicz, after all — and bailed on it. Revisiting for this fortnight's Forgotten By Fox, I found it excellent. The thing is, on first viewing I regarded Edward G. Robinson as the main attraction, and he's a little disappointing here. Most of the fun to be had is with Richard Conte and Susan Hayward and Luther Adler, though I somehow failed to mention the last-named in my piece.
This entry was posted on July 9, 2020 at 12:30 pm and is filed under FILM with tags Edward G Robinson, Forgotten By Fox, House of Strangers, Joseph L Mankiewicz, Richard Conte, Susan Hayward, The Notebook. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
6 Responses to "Mank Bank"
Sudarshan Ramani Says:
I saw this movie on DVD back in the old days before Disney bought Fox during a Mankiewicz kick.
I have to say I didn't like it as much as you did. Richard Conte is an amazing performer and a great screen presence as always but the entire background of Italian-American details felt caricaturish and I found Edward G. Robinson's character unbelievable. A lot of people over the years promoted House of Strangers as an original to The Godfather but the connections are tenuous and superfluous, and ultimately Mankiewicz was too much of a Rockefeller Republican (both here and The Quiet American) to go as far as Coppola did in making his immigrant potboiler into a reflection and critique of America. Likewise you appreciate how much further Coppola and Scorsese went in making Italian-Americans into three dimensional characters who escaped panto typecasting, and likewise appreciate how rare and new the Italian-American experience was in depiction.
To me House of Strangers becomes interesting if you contrast it with It's A Wonderful Life and it's naive sentimentalization of small community banks which House of Strangers sees more critically. Among Mankiewicz's stuff, I rank it lower than his really best films — No Way Out, The Honey Pot, All About Eve, 5 Fingers, Cleopatra, A Letter to Three Wives, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. I'd rank it alongside his adaptation of The Quiet American in terms of being quiet misguided and dubious although The Quiet American is a more capable production all things considered.
Funnily enough, it's 5 Fingers I could never get into, and I was wildly enthusiastic about the idea of the director and cast getting together to make a film about espionage, which seemed a very Mankiewiczian subject.
I basically agree with all your criticisms of the Robinson part, though I guess in movie terms the cliches hadn't really been put on film before. Obviously Coppola had a great advantage over JLM in terms of familiarity with the world of prosperous Italianamericans (though not criminals), which pays off in spades, and I guess we do have to give Robert Evans credit for realising how important an insider's eye would be.
The very first review Godard wrote for "Cahiers du Cinema" was of "House of Strangers" Mankiewicz is to Godard as Hitchcock is to Truffaut. His most Mankiewiczian movie is of course "Contempt"
Richard Conte was Marty"s mother's favorite actor.
I wish Scorsese had put Conte in something. He deserves to be more celebrated.
Scorsese once said that Conte along with Richard Widmark, Robert Ryan, and Robert Mitchum was part of a wave of post-war male stars who were rougher edged and who could shift from being heroes to villains or characters in-between. Of the lot only Mitchum made it big, while Ryan attained fame as a character actor and Widmark (who appeared in No Way Out as the villain) is similar.
Conte's best roles like in The Big Combo, The Brothers' Rico, Thieves' Highway, The Blue Gardenia, were films noir or obscure b-pictures, so he never got over in the way he should have. Not his fault. I love the fact that Coppola cast him as Barzini, the true mastermind in The Godfather, it was a wonderful tribute to one of the first real Italian-American stars in Hollywood, and also his own acknowledgement to House of Strangers.
It's part of why Conte's stuff in this film is much, much better than Robinson's: authenticity. Cry of the City is another good one where he infuses it with real ethnic character.