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Suzuki to triple diesel engine output in India

Suzuki Motor, Japan's top mini-vehicle maker, said Monday it will
triple its diesel engine production in India within about three
years in response to surging global demand.

"We will triple our diesel engine production in India to 300,000
units" by the financial year to March 2010, a Suzuki spokesman
said.

"Demand for environmentally friendly diesel engine-powered cars
is expected to rise in the coming years," he said.

Suzuki in October launched a diesel engine plant in northern
India which has an annual production capacity of 100,000 units,
but it is still struggling to keep pace with strong Indian
demand.

Some of the additional capacity will also supply Europe.

Roughly 30 percent of the Indian car market accounts for diesel
engine cars.

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India's largest carmaker.

Suzuki said last week its net profits rose by one fifth to 57.51
billion yen (477 million dollars) in the nine months to December
from a year earlier as solid overseas sales kept it on course for
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A case for regular human resource audits: Federal Court awards executive over $3 million due to breach of contract
Workplace laws are constantly changing and it is vital that human resource managers understand the impact of these changes on their business. A misunderstanding of workplace law can lead to a costly and time-consuming workplace dispute.
A recent case before the Federal Court highlights the importance of engaging experienced human resources professionals to conduct regular human resource audits to ensure that organisations are meeting their legal obligations under workplace law.
An executive was hired by a mining company, in the roles of chair and chief financial officer for an initial term of five years, commencing from 1 May 2008. The contract was renewable with at least six months' notice on substantially the same terms for perpetuating five-year periods. The executive's starting salary was $US240,000 a year, plus such additional benefits as a car allowance, and his contract included provisions to increase his salary by 20 percent each year.
The executive's remuneration was dropped to $US120,000 per year in 2009, after he was told that due to the global financial crisis the company could not continue to pay such high salaries. He was told that his salary would catch up on the arrears at the next capital raising in November 2009. The arrears were not met at that capital raising, nor were they met in the following one.
The company terminated the executive's employment in June 2010 on the grounds of misconduct. The employer alleged the employee made untrue statements signifying his dishonesty sufficient to justify summary dismissal. The employee took legal action against the company for allegedly breaching his employment contract and the Fair Work Act.
The Federal Court found the allegation of misconduct to be unproven and that minimum workplace standards applied to him as an employee. Consequently, the employer was found to have breached their contract by failing to correctly pay his salary, superannuation and leave entitlements and awarded the employee more than $A3.7 million.
iHR Australia strongly believes that a human resources audit can prevent organisations from becoming involved in such costly and time-consuming legal disputes. Serving as a pre-emptive measure, and HR audit is an independent, objective and systematic review of an organisation's HR function that can assist in further fostering a workplace culture of continuous improvement and help identify organisational successes.
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It's an open secret in Australia, whenever an unexpected winter gloom hits the South Coast many enterprising travelers decide it's time to pack their bags and head north for the winter. Because if there's one thing that Brisbane can guarantee, it's clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine, no matter the month.
For the migrating gay man, a new city provides ample opportunities to sample the local culture, cuisine and wildlife. After all what's the point of warm winter weather, if you're not going to get out and enjoy yourself. Thankfully Brisbane provides a suitable variety of clubs, hotels, spas and bars for you to get lost in, and we've compiled this extensive list; so you know just where to stay, where to go, and what to do on your trip.
The first thing you want to do when you get in will be to bed in for the night, since you probably won't get a lot of opportunities to sleep afterwards. Right at the heart of the city and within walking distance of pretty much any attraction sits the MacArthur Chambers. This beautiful sandstone building offers spacious one and two bedroom apartments with marble and spa-like bathrooms. If you're looking to work up a sweat there's a sauna and fitness center on premises so you make sure you look your best before heading out.
If you're looking for a room rather than whole living space then Metropolitan Motor Inn should serve you just as well. The Inn is situated just 5 minutes walk from the train station, with tonnes of restaurants and bars surrounding and the Treasury Casino is just a short drive away. You can expect to find your room elegantly furnished with a flat-screen TV, coffee bar and en-suite bathroom with the option of a balcony as well.
The first stop on your night-time crawl through Brisbane gay bars needs to be the massive and historic Beat Megaclub. Operating for over 30 years now the venue features 6 unique themed bars, from 70's style to a street design. You can expect live shows, cabaret and of course plenty of drinks and dancing.
If you're in the mood for something a little more refined next, then try out The Sportsman Hotel, Brisbane's first and only exclusively gay hotel. The Sportsman is the perfect place for a spot of dinner and drinks with local friends, and on weekends you'll find things' getting plenty raucous as the bar downstairs opens.
If you're looking for something more light-hearted, the fun and frolic of Fluffy comes highly recommended. Open on Sundays only, the once a week event plays host to various dance groups and showgirls, with city renowned DJ's Harry K and Karma bringing the sonic sensation to revelers.
For a laid-back pub atmosphere try out new and improved The Wickham, with a great dance floor, games room and outdoor oasis this place is great for if you're looking for a relaxing night with great food, drink and music.
How about a little something different to end the night? WET Spa & Sauna, provides night-time dry saunas and steam rooms, with a lounge area, cafe and 24/7 internet access. There's a lot of fun places to explore in this giant complex, and as you might expect in an atmosphere with few clothes and lots of alcohol. Anything goes!
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Eva is a writer and marketer for Full Steam Australia. When she's not writing, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and, of course, loves poetry, film, photography, and cinema.


Sydney, 19 October 2017: The Bloomberg Square Mile Relay returns to the streets of Sydney for its third year on Thursday 12th April. The global race series prepares for another sell-out event with 100 teams from top businesses across the financial services sectors competing to be named the fastest company in Sydney.
Since its inception in London 2007, the phenomenally popular Bloomberg Square Mile Relay has grown to include 10 international cities with San Francisco, Sao Paulo and Tokyo joining the roster in 2017. With 29 races having taken place to date, Bloomberg Square Mile Relay runners have successfully completed nearly 27,000 miles – that's further than running around the globe!
Having finished a close second to J.P Morgan in 2016, Macquarie Group won the 2017 Bloomberg Square Mile Relay in Sydney in a time of 53:38, beating their rivals by 1:44. The inaugural Fastest Mixed Team award was Consolidated Press Holdings in a time of 1:00:58.
Moving to a new venue set amidst a unique and reinvented urban setting, runners will set off from Barangaroo and challenge each other for position as they twist and turn their way through the exciting, unique one-mile course taking participants through the park, around the western waterfront of Sydney's CBD and into the surrounding pathways before returning to the Race Village.
While all teams will be striving for victory, at the heart of the event lies camaraderie, teamwork and the desire to give back to local communities. The Bloomberg Square Mile Relay series is a unique platform where companies can network, bond and collaborate outside the office environment. Over 750 runners are expected to attend next year's event as it continues to gain popularity since its first race in 2016.
Martin Jolly, Founder & CEO of SME360 said, 'We are thrilled to have been appointed to manage the Bloomberg Square Mile Relay event in Sydney next April. This is a truly unique team building corporate event staged globally showcasing some of the world's greatest cities. With the spectacular back drop of Sydney harbour from Barangaroo, where the event will start and finish culminating in the post event after party.
Registration for the event is now open and all those taking part, including supporters will be invited to the popular post-race party in the Race Village, with food, drinks and live entertainment.
Bloomberg, the global business and financial information and news leader, is the headline sponsor of the Bloomberg Square Mile Relay, now entering its 12th year and taking place in Sydney, New York, Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Tokyo, London, Shanghai, São Paulo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai.
For further information on the Bloomberg Square Mile Relay or to enter a team please visit the website at www.squaremilerelay.com/sydney.


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Those of you who've returned home to visit parents may recognize the way the familiar and the strange wash together in this wise and peaceful poem by Robert Tremmel. The poet is from Iowa and his most recent book is There is a Naked Man, (Main Street Rag Publishing Company, 2010).
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Sculpture Garden Temporary sculpture program
Commissioning Entity: City of Manhattan Beach
Geographic Eligibility: All
The City of Manhattan Beach Cultural Arts Commission is seeking artwork for the Biennial Sculpture Garden Exhibition. Responding to the City Council's work plan, the Sculpture Garden Program was originated in 2009 as a temporary outdoor exhibition. This program aims to increase interest in our community for public art and offer artists a unique opportunity to showcase their original sculptural work to the Manhattan Beach community and its thousands of visitors. SCOPE OF WORK In the Fall of 2018, a new series of sculptures for the Sculpture Garden Program will be installed. The sculptures will be chosen from digitally submitted design concepts submitted by March 2, 2018, 4:00 P.M. deadline. The Cultural Arts Commission will select finalists at their May, 2018 meeting. The final selections will be forwarded to the City Council for approval in March of 2018. The approved artists will agree to loan their artwork to the City for a 24 month period with ownership rights r
Contact Name: Martin Betz
Contact Email: [email protected]
Contact Phone: (310) 802-5406


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Q: CPU usage increasing over time I have a python program that is running for many days.  Memory usage does not increase by very much, however the program becomes slower and slower.  Is there a tool or utility that will list all function calls and how long they take to complete?  Something like guppy/heapy but for CPU usage.

A: Edit2
I just saw your actual question is answered as in 'How can you profile a Python script?'

Sure, use profile.py.
import profile

def myfunction():
    bla bla bla

profile.run('myfunction()')

see also profilers and tips on performance.
Edit:
Above example is for one function.
You can profile and run your script from the commandline with cProfile with:
python -m cProfile myscript.py

Your program/script could look also like the following for profiling always when run:
def myfunction():
    for i in range(100):
        print(i)

def myotherfunction():
    for i in range(200):
        print(i)

def main():
    """ main program to run over several days """
    for _ in range(3):
        myfunction()

    myotherfunction()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    profile.run('main()') # will execute your program
                          # and show profiling results afterwards

A: get the pid of the process
ps -ef | grep "processname" | awk '{print $2}
and then see which calls in the program are taking more time.
strace -c -p "pid"
you can even run the whole script with
strace -c script.file

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Pyrausta delicatalis is een vlinder uit de familie van de grasmotten (Crambidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst gepubliceerd in 1916 door Caradja. De naam is een junior homoniem van Pyrausta delicatalis South, 1901, nu Anania delicatalis.

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As a way to unwind over the last few days, I've been reading a bunch of manga. Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai and Raise wa Tanin ga Ii are the two that most attracted my attention. I just love sociopathic love interests, aha. They're both relatively new manga, too. I was able to buy the first volume of Hananoi-kun through my local Kinokuniya. If you order books and have them shipped to the store to be picked up, you don't have to pay shipping! I'm totally taking advantage of that to buy more Japanese manga. They're so much cheaper and lighter than the localized English works, plus it forces me to practice my Japanese. This weekend, Kinokuniya's doing a special 20% off sale for members so I'm sure I'll be loading up on stuff.
The reason why today's post is titled "butlers" is because I read an editorial talking about manga with butlers in it and so I ended up reading a bunch of those. They all more or less followed the same patterns and I'd be hesitant to really recommend them to anybody, but they made for a nice, light read. They're not really my thing.
I enjoy reading trashy manga about terrible dudes terrorizing the women they love because it's interesting. I majored in psychology so part of it, I think, is that I like overanalyzing these characters and trying to understand how they think. I don't romanticize them, nor would I ever want to date anyone like them. I don't fantasize about being tortured by a sadist. It's just purely fascinating to me as a person on the outside looking in. I'm much less interested in cute, fluffy stories. When I play otome games, I will skip or leave for last those nice guys' routes.
This is especially true now; why do I need to read about nice guys as an escape when I'm dating someone who's so kind and supportive? A sociopathic yandere, however, I will (probably) never meet in real life. So I enjoy reading about them. I enjoy writing about them.
On a completely unrelated note, the new Without a Voice demo is coming out tomorrow! I'm so excited to get some feedback on it. There's just a little bit of extra polish I've got to work on tonight before it's ready for release tomorrow, which I will get to once this post is done.
This week has been one with lots of little twists and turns. I'll be glad when work calms down again and I am out of this "coding coding nothing but coding" hole. Bring on the weekend!


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Iran's Foreign Ministry says the Islamic Republic supports an overarching ceasefire in Yemen while calling for an end to the "tyrannical" economic and human blockade imposed on the people of Yemen.
"In line with its policy to seek a political solution to the crisis in Yemen and within the framework of a four-point plan, which was proposed by [Iran's] foreign minister at the beginning of the campaign against Yemen, the Islamic Republic of Iran declares its support for all forms of overarching and comprehensive ceasefire and removal of the tyrannical economic and human blockade of the people of Yemen," the statement read.
In November 2018, Zarif once again assessed the viability of putting an end to the ongoing Saudi-led war only through the Islamic Republic's four-point plan.
The Iranian foreign minister says Iran's four-point peace plan is still the only viable solution to the Yemeni crisis.
"Today, after untold human suffering & war crimes by the Saudi coalition & its U.S. accomplices, & efforts to whitewash their crimes with absurd allegations against Iran, our four-point plan still remains the only viable option," the top Iranian diplomat said in a post on his official Twitter account.
Elsewhere in its statement, Iran's Foreign Ministry urged all political groups in Yemen to reach a political agreement, which would meet the demands of the country's people while asking the international community to support any effort made to alleviate the suffering of Yemeni people, especially women and children.


Guests will learn how to use FPL's energy-saving tips and tools – like its mobile app and the Online Home Energy Survey – to help them become energy experts, and take control of their energy usage and bill.
This is the Palm Beach Zoo's Kids FREE Labor Day Weekend where kids under 13 get free admission.
This weekend, BB&T Center will host Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream.


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I'm Lindsay Boswell from FareShare and this is #MYCHARITY
The WeGiveIt #MYCHARITY series asks heroes, experts, and leaders to share their ambitions, routines and more. It's published monthly at www.wegiveit.co.uk/blog
This week on the #MYCHARITY series, we speak to Linsday Boswell, CEO of FareShare.
FareShare is a network of amazing people, volunteers and staff, who work hard to source surplus food from the food industry and redistribute it to charities. Since 2010 they have gone from 3,600 tonnes passed to 700 charities feeding 35,500 people per day and saving the charities nearly £8 million to now 13,552 tonnes to 7,000 charities, feeding 500,000 people per week and providing more than 28.6 million meals a year.
All done with in date, fit to retail food that is surplus in the food industries supply chain.
Location: Deptford, London
Current job: CEO, FareShare
One word that best describes how you work: Passionately!
Current mobile device: Samsung S5
Favourite website: Fareshare.org.uk of course!
I've worked in the voluntary sector for about 30 years as doing something I really believe in has always been really important to me. My first CEO role was to take the small, underperforming Institute of Charity Fundraising Managers and transform it into The Institute of Fundraising. In my 11 years there, I was totally seduced by the feeling when you create a "win" for literally thousands of charities across all causes and areas. For example, one change to gift aid was estimated to be worth £500 million a year. I've always been passionate about waste and recycling and when I was asked to Chair a conference in the Cabinet office looking at charities and businesses working together, and heared about FareShare. I was desperate to work for them. That was on a Thursday and that Sunday I saw the advert for the CEO post.
FareShare at the start of 2011 was under £1 million turnover, supported less than 600 charities and had 13 staff. We now support nearly 10,000 charities and community groups across the whole of the UK and saves those causes more than £30 million a year.
Work at the moment is a mix of intense excitement and anxiety. We have massive plans to really scale up in an intense three year growth spurt. We have secured the foundation support to make this happen but need to really focus if we are to achieve our goals. The number we most focus on is 5%. That's because we are only redistributing 5% of the food that is in-date and fit to be eaten yet this is enough to feed 500,000 people a week. So my day is part recruitment and getting excited by the amazingly talented and clever people who are coming into join us, partly reassurance, encouraging our 21 Regional Centers that we are right to think big and be ambitious and park boring stuff as I always want to spend any budget we have on feeding more people, so I have no admin support and even type up our board meeting minutes myself.
How do you discover new ways to innovate in your working day?
Instead of getting more set in my ways I find that the older I get the more "out the box" I am prepared to think. As a result I read a lot and this sparks great ideas. In particular, I love SOFII, a free website where fundraisers share ideas and their imaginations. I also love the weekly email called Friday 5, from Good Business.
What is the next big thing in the charity sector?
Fighting isolation in the elderly. It's high time someone comes along and does a "Help For Heroes" to the traditional old age charities. There are millions of elderly people being starved of company, companionship and compassion sitting alone in bedsits or just in their minds. The solution isn't a few big slow moving, risk adverse charities.
The other big thing is not in the charity sector at all. We are seeing more and more businesses take on social outcomes and do it much better than charities. In an ideal world I don't think we should have any charities but all parts of society and especially business, can and will deliver using their scale, clout and professionalism. We need to stop thinking business is bad and charity is good. Life simply isn't like that.
How do you measure success?
At FareShare it is how much food we get to how many frontline organisations feeding people who are vulnerable and how much that saves these organisations so they don't just survive but thrive.
How do you recharge? What do you do when you want to forget about work?
I am very lucky and have no difficulty switching off…ignorance is bliss! My favourite pastime is gardening and growing as much food as I can.
What are you currently reading, or what's something you'd recommend?
"Uttermost Part of the Earth" by E Lucas Bridges. It's the autobiography of a man born in the Falkland Islands in 1874 on his way to Tierra Del Fuego with his missionary parents, who grows up with the local Indians speaking only their language, who then becomes a multimillionaire sheep farmer having cleared hundreds of thousands of hectares and still feels the need to fight in the trenches at Passchendaele for a country he does not know. The only reason it has never been made into a film is there is no one suitable to play Lucas Bridges. Extraordinary life.
Fill in the blank: I'd love to see _____ answer these same questions.
Tanya Steele at WWF
Lindsay, in life there are easy solutions and there are tough solutions……the easy ones are almost always wrong.
Is there anything else you'd like to add that might be interesting to readers?
I think I have bored them enough already!
You can follow Lindsay on twitter, linkedin and find out more about his charity, FareShare here
The WeGiveIt #MYCHARITY series asks heroes, experts, and flat-out productive people to share their ambitions, routines and more. Have someone you want to see featured, or questions you think we should ask? Email Sara


Karly is one of the newest members of our team, at Ammon Veterinary Hospital, and joined in April 2017. She is one of our receptionists and will be one of the first people to greet you with a smile, when you come to see us. She has a business administration certificate from Bridgerland Applied Technology College. Karly is an Idaho native and is originally from Soda Springs. She moved to Idaho Falls to be with her husband.
Karly loves animals and lived on a ranch when she was a little girl. Working in veterinary medicine gives her the opportunity to spend her days working with animals. She loves learning new things and her favorite things to do are watch movies and spend time hunting with her husband and dog, Izzy. At home, in addition to her dog, she also has a colt named Tex. Her favorite thing about working with animals is that, "they give you unconditional love, no matter what."


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Акжайдак () — село в Актогайском районе Карагандинской области Казахстана. Входит в состав Ортадересинского сельского округа. Код КАТО — 353659200.

Население
В 1999 году население села составляло 197 человек (95 мужчин и 102 женщины). По данным переписи 2009 года, в селе проживало 206 человек (109 мужчин и 97 женщин).

Примечания

Населённые пункты Актогайского района (Карагандинская область)


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Q: Change corner radius in curved CornerStyle in (Syncfusion) Doughnut Chart I am using syncfusion Pie charts in flutter. I want know know if there is a way to change the scale of the chart inside the parent container without change parent size,
and how to change the radius of the corner when the CornerStyle value  is bothCurved
this is my code:
    class HalfDoughnutChart extends StatelessWidget {
  final List<ChartData> chartData = [
    ChartData('David', 30, Color.fromRGBO(9, 0, 136, 1)),
    ChartData('Mark', 38, Color.fromRGBO(147, 0, 119, 1)),
    ChartData('Test', 34, Color.fromRGBO(228, 0, 124, 1)),
    ChartData('Test', 52, Color.fromRGBO(255, 189, 57, 1))
  ];
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
        body: Center(
            child: Container(
              color: Colors.grey,
              height: 250,
              width: 500,
                child: SfCircularChart(
                    margin: EdgeInsets.all(0),
                   legend: Legend(isVisible: true,position: LegendPosition.right),
                    annotations: <CircularChartAnnotation>[
                      CircularChartAnnotation(
                        widget:
                        Container(
                            child: const Text('Annotation')
                        ),  radius: '2%',
                        verticalAlignment: ChartAlignment.far,
                      ),

                    ],
                    series: <CircularSeries>[
      DoughnutSeries<ChartData, String>(
          dataLabelMapper: (ChartData data, _) => "${data.y.toInt()} %",
          dataSource: chartData,
          enableSmartLabels: true,

          xValueMapper: (ChartData data, _) => data.x,
          yValueMapper: (ChartData data, _) => data.y,
          pointColorMapper: (ChartData data, _) => data.color,
          radius: '70%',
          innerRadius: '65%',
          startAngle: 270, // Starting angle of doughnut
          endAngle: 90,
          dataLabelSettings: DataLabelSettings(
            // Renders the data label
              isVisible: true
          ),

          // Corner style of doughnut segment
          cornerStyle: CornerStyle.bothCurve)
    ]))));
  }
}

class ChartData {
  ChartData(this.x, this.y, [this.color]);
  final String x;
  final double y;
  final Color color;
}

find chart image in below link:
https://ibb.co/r7MjNBB
thank you

A: Thanks for the interest in our Flutter charts widget. We have analyzed your queries and find the responses below.
Query #1 Is there a way to change the scale of the chart inside the parent container without change the parent size.
You can use the radius property to customize the size of the chart without changing its parent size. To know more about our charts, please refer to the help document.
Query #2 How to change the radius of the corner when the CornerStyle value is bothCurved?
As of now, you are unable to change the corner radius of each point however you can customize the corner style using the enum property cornerStyle. To know more about rounded corners, find the user guide.
Kindly revert us if you need any further assistance.
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[My father died in Palm Springs, California, at the end of January 1986, just after his 84th birthday. He'd known for at least a year and a half he was dying. He had a serious cardiac condition his doctors thought would be hazardous to try to correct with surgery. So when they told him he might expect only another year or so to live, he sat down at his Royal typewriter and over the course of nine days in August 1984 began with two fingers on the keyboard to tap out a memoir of his earliest years. But while he was still telling about his life as a little boy, he must have felt too weak to continue.
He wrote in English, although his native language was Russian and he had learned English without formal lessons, just by living in New York. But he loved to talk and to read, so it's surprisingly good English for someone who disembarked at nineteen knowing not a word. His spelling is excellent. He remembers more often than not to include the articles "a," "an" and "the." However, his punctuation could use improvement, and his paragraphing is non-existent. And because he wasn't really a writer, he sometimes repeats himself. I've therefore cleaned up his typescript a bit to try to make it more readable, while also preserving some of the Russian-language verb usage and locutions that make it sound as if you were with him, not me.
I have no idea what anyone else will think of this experiment in transcribing my father. Although he gets off to a strong start in his Introduction (see below), and apparently had grand plans for what he was going to recount, much of what he actually managed to write may be boring to anyone who didn't know him — now only me and my two sons, who both already have photocopies of the original document he left. It's true he does inadvertently give us bits of early twentieth century sociology as he goes along, a kind of child's eye view of what life was like for Jews in Tsarist Russia. But I wonder who will have the patience to stay for long with a dying old man wishing to preserve what he can of himself and his family on paper before he goes and also trying to relive his youth one last time.
As I stood on the deck of "Marmara" on a glorious, sunny afternoon in October 1922, watching the ship slowly moving away from the pier in Batoum and probably looking for the last time in my life on the Russian land fast receding from my view as I began my voyage into the uncertain future — a stream of thoughts and dreams kept flashing through my mind!
The Black Sea was green, clear and transparent, calm and beautiful. The octopuses, playfully grabbing each other in the warm afternoon sun, swam close to the great ship, totally mindless of the dangers of the turning sharp blades of the motors. And I thought, looking at them, it's just like myself: starting a journey into a strange world — without knowing anyone or knowing exactly how or where I will land — in order to call the new place my new home and my new life! But one thought drove me on: to get out as fast as I could. I felt like adding all my strength to the ship to push it faster and faster away from the land where I was born and grew up.
It never entered my mind how I was to accomplish all this. I was going without any money, without any valid foreign admittance visas, without a thought what will become of me if I should fall ill or be destitute in a strange country, without friends, relatives, language. I was banking on my youth, my strength and my driving ambition just to get out of Russia and, if very lucky, to make it to U.S.A.
In a few minutes, three armed men dressed in familiar black leather jackets of the dreaded secret police CHEKA, the predecessors of no less dreaded present KGB, were aboard our ship! This was the beginning of our journey!!!!!!
But I must start my story from the beginning, and will return later to my adventures on the trip from Russia to U.S.A.
Keep on writing. I love to see life from another persons view, whether it is from another country or gender or third hand. It's all grist to the mill of my understanding.
My English birth is boring and I know about my mothers life when young but to read about someone else from a different era and country is interesting. I marvel at how lucky I am to have been able to experience all the new things that have been discovered and i also appreciate those from the distant past.
I shall indeed! But do look at my reply to Margaret, above…and don't say you weren't warned!
Your word is my command, Takami! 😀 Although you may love the series less as it goes along. (Bill read more of it than you've done so far.) Please let me know when you've had enough…..
Yes, do go on with it.
My grandmother moved to Australia in 1912 when the family fell on hard times back in the UK. As a young child she spoke to me again and again about 'making it' in Australia, how hard it was in the beginning, making friends, building a house, the two world wars, the depression etc. She never spoke of the 'before' (life before she came) and I have always felt it sad that part of her life is an untold story. I think that it is fantastic that you are bringing alive your father's story.
Thank you, Elizabeth, for your appreciative comment. I only wish my father had had time and energy to set down more. As you will see (if you stick with it through the next five posts), he didn't get very far. Only to age seven or so. Certainly never to the more adventurous parts. I borrowed one of his stories for Anna's father in the tale of the black and red buttons in the (fictional) post before this one. ("At Roscoe.") And four years ago, I wrote another bit of what I heard from him at the dining room table as a scrap of memoir for an online publication. But as with your grandmother, so much of what he had to tell died with him. Perhaps it should be a lesson to those of us who can write at all to try to leave some record of our lives for the grandchildren while there's still time to do it.
I have done VHS tape transfers to DVD for people as a small business. It helps to get those family videos, etc, into a more modern format. One day, I got a call from a man with a different request. It was too interesting to pass up.
His father grew up in our town in the early 1900s. Before he died, his family got him to write down in journals what he remembered about his life. They had quite a few journals full. several years passed after his death.
When my contact's mother became ill and in a nursing facility, he and his siblings decided to read those journals to her for entertainment. They also recorded their readings on cassette tapes, sixteen in all. Good thinking.
My contact gave those tapes to me to record on to CDs. Copies were made for several other family members. I was very happy to be part of that project to save some family history.
Thank you so much, Jim, for sharing your lovely story with us. Saving family history seems to become more and more important as we grow older and reach the age of our forebears as we remember them. I can imagine how much satisfaction you experienced in helping this particular family preserve such valuable recollections.
Please continue. I love memoirs and am enjoying this.
This was posted last June, LBeth. There are five more parts, plus two postscripts — all posted consecutively. I'm glad you're enjoying what he wrote, even though he didn't live to know his words would find an audience.
There is also a series about my mother's early life in Russia, to the extent I know anything about it. You can probably find those posts through the search function on the left.


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Study mobility
Traineeship mobility
Other mobility programs
in Mobility - Coming to Urbino:
Mobility - Coming to Urbino
Erasmus Plus Study mobility Traineeship mobility Erasmus Mundus Other mobility programs ‹ Indietro
What is SUNBEAM?
SUNBEAM is a project with the aim to interlink European and Western Balkans universities; it fits into the European policies on higher education by sharing the main objectives of such policies, like promotion of European higher education, improvement and enhancement of the career prospects of students, promotion of the intercultural understanding through cooperation with third-countries and sustainable development of third-countries in the field of higher education.
The project offers fully funded scholarships:
For students, researchers, academic and administrative staff from the Western Balkans to visit one of the EU partner universities. For students, researchers, academic and administrative staff from the EU partner universities to visit one of the partner universities in the Western Balkans.
These are the 9 countries participating in the project:
Italy (Università Politecnica delle Marche, Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna)
Slovenia (University of Ljubljana, University of Primorska)
Croatia (University of Split, University of Zadar)
Greece (University of Ioannina)
Albania (Agricultural University of Tirana, "A. Xhuvani" University Elbasan)
Bosnia and Herzegovina ("Dzemal Bijedic" University of Mostar, University of Banja Luka, University of Sarajevo, University of Tuzla)
Kosovo (Riinvest College)
Montenegro (Mediterranean University of Montenegro, University of Montenegro)
Serbia (University of Novi Sad, University of Arts in Belgrade)
From the geopolitical point of view SUNBEAM is functional to the supra-national strategic objectives of the region. The project has been developed in respect of the important, strategic events occurring in the Adriatic-Ionian area, mainly the creation of the Adriatic-Ionian Macro-region, whose strategy was formally adopted by the European Commission in June 2014 and endorsed by the European Council in October 2014.
The Adriatic-Ionian Macro-region, the third macro-regional area within the EU, after the Baltic and the Danube Macro-regions, is not a geographical region with predefined boundaries; it is a functional area, composed of national, regional, and local bodies coming together to tackle a number of shared issues and it involves territories of EU member states (Italy, Slovenia, Greece and Croatia) and also potential candidate countries as Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia.
The SUNBEAM partnership includes Higher Education Institutions belonging to all the above countries, with an additional institution from Kosovo*.
For years the partners have been working together on shared topics.
The long- term target of the project is to establish a platform for sharing educational paths in order to implement joint programmes for the awarding of joint titles among the universities in the countries of the area.
In addition to that, the mobility of researchers will enable the exchange of expertise and the identification of research areas of common interest, which the scientific resources of the area should be invested in, with the purpose of creating an adequate scientific background for the Adriatic-Ionian Macro-region.
Students in mobility
Students who have won a scholarship under the SUNBEAM programme, and intend to spend a period of one or two semesters at our University, must download and complete all the forms required, provided at the link http://www.sunbeam.univpm.it/. Upon the student's arrival at the University of Urbino, these forms must be handed in to the International Relations Office.
For information on the registration procedure for the courses, accommodation and any other details you may require for your study holiday at our university, please visit the Student Mobility page.
For detailed information on visas/permits of stay and health insurance, please visit the page Welcome to Urbino>Stay in Italy.
Students registering in the standard courses
Students who have won a scholarship under the SUNBEAM programme and intend to enrol in a Master's degree course at our University must submit a pre-registration application and request a long-term study visa from the Embassy or Consulate in Italy which is responsible for their country, in line with the times and procedures envisaged for students from outside the European Union described under the heading Regular students>Enrolment.
Once they have obtained a visa and arrived in Urbino, the students must:
download and complete all the forms required, provided at the link http://www.sunbeam.univpm.it/; once they have been filled in, these forms must be handed in to the International Relations Office
Register online on the website uniurb.it
Submit all the documentation regarding study and registration to the International Relations Office
To find out which documents are required to enrol at the University, and to learn more about the procedure, please visit the section Regular students>Requirements and documentation.


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¿Quién te quiere a ti? ("Who Loves You?") is a 1941 Mexican film. It stars Sara García.

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1941 films
1940s Spanish-language films
Mexican black-and-white films
Mexican comedy-drama films
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1940s Mexican films


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My husband's mum and dad looked after Columbo while I was in hospital and when they came to visit us on the first day we gave them one of the vests Theo had been wearing to take home and to the dog – someone told me about this, it's a way of introducing the baby's smell to the dog without them meeting so that when they did meet it wouldn't be so new and exciting. Lee and I both knew that it meant the vest would be torn to bits as Columbo is a shredder (it was) but it was for the greater good.
I ended up staying in hospital for 5 days so we didn't get to introduce them as soon after introducing his scent as we would have liked but when we did finally get home Lee went and collected the dog and brought him back, circumstances dictated this as we were actually hoping his parents would drop him off but in hindsight it was the best thing as making the introduction with just us there and no visitors or added excitement made it much smoother.
The other really beneficial thing was that Columbo came home absolutely knackered! He'd been on lots of walks and had lots of playtime so he was really chilled when he gor back – usually he's a Tasmanian Devil so we were a bit worried about how giddy he can get but being tired meant he wasn't jumping all over the place and being too rough. Lee brought him in on his lead and the baby was in my arms, we let him come over and sniff him but told him 'no' and pulled him away if he tried to lick him. He basically just wanted to sniff him all over and then lost interest pretty quickly!
We've been very careful not to discourage him from taking an interest in the baby or keeping him at a distance when we're holding Theo as we don't want him to get jealous or feel neglected. Again, he's allowed to sniff the baby and look at him but not kiss him or get too close with his feet or toys. He's been very sweet with him, checks on him when he starts to cry and gets worried when anyone holds him other than me or Lee – he goes into big brother mode and wants to look over their shoulder watching what they're doing with him!
The other really surprising thing is that Columbo's bark doesn't upset the baby at all – he barely notices it and doesn't even stir if he's asleep and Columbo barks ALOT. I guess because Theo heard it all the time when he was in my tummy he's used to it and now it doesn't bother him! An unexpectedly enormous bonus because the baby would literally never sleep otherwise! It's pretty amazing.
Theo's five weeks old now and is starting to engage more with the world around him and has begun to really look at Columbo when he's nearby – I can't wait to see their friendship develop although I suspect we're going to be in for a whole world of trouble when they team up against us!
If you've introduced a baby to a dog or family pet and have tips on the first meeting or on bringing them up together leave me a comment below or tell me about your baby or fur baby!
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Synopsis: Kusanagi Kei, a high-school student living with his aunt and uncle, has an encounter with a female alien. This alien is revealed to be a new teacher at his school. Later, he is forced to marry this alien to preserve her secrets. From there, various romantically-inclined problems crop up repeatedly.


Well, as the title says I am back to playing this server after a long quit and decided to make a new character, Timid. For those of you who don't know me or all of you for that matter, my name is Tony Meet me in game sometime!
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no problem bruh and remember to enjoy our server while your at it!
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Food and Beverage industry. In this special section we honor those who work long hours, stand in hot kitchens and surround themselves with stress. Thanks so much to those of you who give us a night off from cooking!
The Bluffton Room, celebrating its third anniversary in Old Town Bluffton, continues to provide our guests with a memorable dining experience in an intimate, yet relaxed atmosphere. Whether entertaining friends for an important occasion or simply meeting neighbors at the open-air bar for a well-crafted cocktail, our menus are designed to make every evening a special one.
Our New Orleans-themed Friday lunch has become a new Bluffton tradition. Executive chef Jeff Congdon seeks out the finest ingredients from around the corner to around the globe to create classic dishes with his own creative point of view. Guest leader Trevor Brown ensures that the service is both personal and attentive. Our tableside preparations of salads and desserts bring a lost tradition back to classic dining.
Jeff, Trevor and their teams bring a special passion for food and service together to create a memorable dining experience. Please join us soon, and thank you for continuing to support The Bluffton Room!
If you could only eat three foods for the rest of your life, what would they be?
Anyone who has ever been to Porter & Pig could guess this one. 1) Cheese. Any kind, any time—with a little of our delicious porter beer mustard to go with it. 2) Tomatoes. There is nothing that screams fresh and summer as much as a perfectly ripe tomato. Sliced with a little salt and pepper is perfection. 3) Local shrimp. We have the absolute best here in the Lowcountry.
Something creative. I love to write, and I have a history in graphic design and marketing, so someplace in advertising. Or, because I love watching Project Runway and my mom is patiently teaching me to sew…maybe fashion design.
What is the most interesting thing you've seen or read all week?
I am currently reading The Hour I First Believed by Wally Lamb and The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. Now that my daughter is in school, I am going to try to carve out more time to catch up on the reading I missed this summer!
Southeast Asia. Everyone I know who has ever traveled to this part of the world has fallen in love with it. I would love the chance to immerse myself in the culture, cuisine, artwork, history…everything.
I enjoy working in the industry because the fast pace makes my day go by faster, and every day delivers a different experience.
If you could only eat three foods for the rest of your life, what would they be? Pizza, dry-aged steak, and Thai curry.
What three famous people, living or dead, would you want to host at your elegant dinner party?
Jim Croce, Gordon Ramsey, and Adam Sandler.
Name a product or service you love so much that you'd happily be that company's spokesperson for free: Global Knives.
Your spare time is filled with: Spending "Daddy Day" with Harper Jayne, my 15-month-old daughter, and cooking dinner with my wife Christel.
John Lennon, Peyton Manning and Elon Musk.
My wife Abbey's cake, all day!
Work is only hard when you're not having fun, so either have fun or switch jobs.
What do you dip your chicken nugget in?
a lot of laughs and hugs from my wife Abbey, and two children, Raegan (4 years old) and Max (1 ½ years old).
Part of the world I'm dying to visit for the first time: I've always wanted to go to Cuba and try a Cuban sandwich.
I enjoy working in this industry because: Watching green cooks and servers learn and grow and become professionals is by far the most rewarding part.
Bacon cheeseburgers, sausage, and stinky cheeses.
Passion is great but, but consistency and discipline will make you successful.
If I had to choose another profession, I would be… a custom furniture maker. Getting to work with raw materials and turning them into functional pieces is amazing.
My spare time is filled with: Golf when I can, or with my family. You can't keep my two kids off the beach or out of the pool.
If you had to choose another profession, it would be: Gardener.
Favorite holiday and why: Palm Sunday, because Flora was born on Palm Sunday!
I enjoy working in this industry because I've always felt that dining out is more than just a meal; it's an experience. I love the opportunity to create lasting memories for our guests through a great meal, fantastic bottle of wine, and stellar service.
Sushi, pork BBQ, and watermelon.
"Don't tell them why, tell them what you're going to do to fix it"—regarding guest recovery or handling a challenging situation.
My spare time is filled with: I love to spend time with my wife Yolanda and three year-old son Jacaob as well as golfing at one of our area's scenic and challenging golf courses.
Part of the world I'm dying to visit for the first time: I would love to visit Paris. The food, wine, and history would keep me busy for weeks.
What is your favorite restaurant in the area (other than the one where you work) and why?
Calhoun's in Bluffton. I love going to this place on a day off. It has the atmosphere, food, and vibe that I can't get enough of.
hat is the best advice you ever received? You are only as good as the last dish you put out.
Favorite holiday and why: Thanksgiving. The possibilities of deliciousness are endless.
I enjoy working in this industry because being in this industry gives you an appreciation for all things food related, which is obvious, but it also makes you a more humble person.
God, Elon Musk and Sharon Jones.
Drink of choice: Bourbon on the rocks (depending on the bourbon).
If I had to choose another profession, it would be: Food blogger.
If you could only eat three foods for the rest of your life, what would they be? Cheese, pasta and chocolate.
Cake or pie? Cake. My affection is easily bought with a slice of good cake.
Quit wasting time being indecisive. Make an educated decision and stick with it for better or worse. You don't learn anything by failing to make a decision.
I love to hang out on the couch with a good glass of wine, but when dining out I'm easily sold on a well-thought-out specialty cocktail!
Favorite holiday and why: Thanksgiving is the best excuse to spend the day eating and drinking all day with loved ones.
What is your favorite restaurant in the area (other than the one you own) and why?
My house (at home, in my comfy PJs, on the couch, away from people).
If you had to choose another profession, it would be...working with CH2, selling ads, and part-time work at Starbucks to keep engaged with people. I would also love to do charity work if I could support myself.
What do you dip your chicken nuggets in?
Christmas, because it is the one day we are closed.
Part of the world you're dying to visit for the first time? Italy, but only if I had two weeks.
I enjoy working in this industry because at Santa Fe, we have an open kitchen, so we actually see and meet the people we are cooking for.
What three famous people, living or dead, would you want to host at your elegant dinner party? Frank Sinatra, Elvis, and Marilyn Monroe.
I enjoy working in this industry because it's always busy, and there is always something to do. As an artist, I can use my dishes as artwork.
JFK, Stevie Ray Vaughan and BB King.
If you had to choose another profession, it would be… Art teacher.
My daughter, taking her to her first day of school.
Currently, I'm in love with Pour Richards in Bluffton or Sage Room on Hilton Head Island.
Steak, pineapple, and PB&J (is that cheating?).
What three famous people, living or dead, would you want to host at your elegant dinner party? Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, and Ruby Lee Singleton.
If I had to choose another profession, I would be a commercial investor.
"Hustle until your haters ask if you're hiring." A good friend sent me that quote.
Christmas, because I get to watch my boys open all their presents plus all the things they didn't ask for.
Emptiness. I'm looking forward to finding some new hobbies.
Part of the world you're dying to visit for the first time: Brazil.
46 Old Wild Horse Rd.
Saigon Café, because I love pho.
I really enjoy working in this industry because… I like creating culinary delights that people will enjoy.
Lucille Ball, Julia Child, Ron Howard.
Cake or pie? Pie, blueberry.
We are just cooking food, not saving lives.
Your spare time is filled with: Having fun with Leo, my three-year-old son.
One Hot Mama's American Grille. I love their BBQ ribs.
I enjoy working in this industry because it is such a social industry, and I love to interact with our customers. I love seeing people enjoy our amazing donuts. The smile on their faces, whether it is their first time trying Duck Donuts or they are regular customers, is always so rewarding. It is great to be able to be part of the Hilton Head community; the locals and visitors are always so friendly.
Donuts of course, pizza, and tacos.
hat three famous people, living or dead, would you want to host at your elegant dinner party?
Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos. These are three extremely successful businessmen, and I would love to talk business with them.
"Attitudes are contagious; make sure yours is worth catching!" This simply means that even if I'm having a bad day, my attitude can affect anyone I interact with, so I try to have a positive attitude.
Name a product or service you love so much that you'd happily be that company's spokesperson for free! Amazon Prime. It's just so convenient!!
What is your favorite restaurant in the area (besides the one where you work) and why? OKKO, I really enjoy the sushi selection.
When not working you can usually find me… outside or at the beach!
I get to come in each day and experience something new in an always-changing industry.
What's your favorite thing and least favorite thing about working in F&B?
My favorite thing is by far the people I meet and the connection I get from spending so much time with them. My least favorite part of being a chef is the lack of natural light in most kitchens.
Shout out to a favorite customer? Walter Czura!
When not working you can usually find me…at the beach or pool… or driving to work!
I really enjoy working in this industry for… the thrill of cooking amazing food, watching guests enjoy their meal, being creative and having fun doing it.
My favorite thing about F&B has to be the group of people I work with and building a bond with them. I also love learning new things!
What are your favorite restaurants in the area (besides the one where you work), and why?
Saigon Café, because it reminds me of my mom's cooking, and Old Fort Pub, because I can have a leisurely dinner and enjoy the sunset.
When not working you can usually find me… on the boat fishing or in the backyard tending to my chili pepper plants. I make my own hot sauce.
I really enjoy working in this industry because… it is exciting to work with other team members towards a common goal. It's a great feeling knowing you can come together night after night to host over 100 guests seamlessly.
My favorite part is working with my team to make all of our guests happy. My least favorite part is on that rare occasion when we fail to meet a guest's expectations.
Where do you like to go for an after-work night cap? I go home and enjoy a glass of wine with my wife.
Shout out to a favorite customer? The Duffys and the Buryks. Still on top of the list of favorite patrons.
I really enjoy the food and ambiance of Santa Fe Café.
I enjoy working in this industry because… food is my life. Food is my passion! To express myself through culinary creations and to share the result is self-fulfillment.
Mussels, pasta Bolgonese, and cioppino.
What three famous people, living or dead would you host a dinner?
James Hetfield (huge Metallica fan), Frank Sinatra, and Marlon Brando.
Watch the nickels and dimes; the dollars will take care of themselves.
Drink of choice: Any drink that contains Tito's vodka.
If you had to choose another profession, what would it be?
Growing up in Detroit, it was my dream and every kid's dream to play hockey for the Detroit Red Wings.
I was so excited to see the solar eclipse, only to be disappointed with clouds….
A special sauce I like to whip up.
What is your favorite restaurant in the area (besides the one where you work), and why?
CQ's in Harbour Town. I enjoy the food and ambiance.
When not working, you can find me… walking on the beach, playing bocce, or tuning in to international soccer.
I really enjoy working in this industry because of… the people I get to meet, both customers and co-workers.
What is your favorite thing and least favorite thing about working in F&B?
My favorite part about this industry is the interaction with people and having the opportunity to communicate in different languages. My least favorite part of the job is the late hours.
Shout out to a favorite customer?
Thank you to the many islanders who have supported me during my career on Hilton Head Island!


Mr. K. Sathish Bhandary is an ex-banker with more than 37 years of experience with Canara Bank in various managerial roles.He has been awarded with the Best Branch Manager/Branch for 5 times in four consecutive branches during his tenure. He has a Diploma in HRD awarded by National Academy of HRD, Ahmedabad. At Samvitti Capital, in his role as an Asst Vice President (Operations and Compliance) he and his team manage the accounting, compliance and administrative operations.
Mr Narasimha Shenoy is a Cost Accountant and Certified Financial Planner (CFP) by profession and has 25 years experience in capital markets. In his current position as Regional Head, he is in charge of our Bangalore Branch and manages client relationships, you can contact him for all the product and service related queries.
Mr Shrikanth shenoy, is a holder of Bachelors degree in Commerce from Mangalore University. He started his career in 1989 in an NBFC company and later in 2000 he joined a stock broking firm as manager. He now has an experience of more than 25 years in customer relationship. As Asst Vice President (PMS) in Samvitti Capital, he handles the PMS customer onboarding and relationships.
Mr. Govindaraj Prabhu has more than 12 years of experience in the field of personal investment advisory, financial goal planning, financial securities and asset allocation and wealth management as capital advisor and investment intermediary. He holds a Master's degree in Financial Management. In his current position as Asst. Vice president (Markets) in the company he manages the company's investments across various Debt market securities. He is also part of company's managerial team of PMS business.
Nithesh V Bhat worked for four years in the Corporate Accounting Group in Infosys Limited. In his position as the Manager (Back office), Nithesh is responsible for the back office operation including management and reconciling positions of our various portfolios and other end-of-day activities.
Mr Deepak Kudva joined the company as Asst. Manager – execution. He holds a bachelor degree in Business management and has gained significant dealing experience. He is a part of the execution team and works with various empanelled brokers to provide best execution against the mandates provided by the fund managers.
Mr Shrivaths holds a bachelor degree in Business Management. In his current position as Asst Manager, he manages the dealing and execution of the PMS Fund. He also works with the back office team for the day end allocation and MIS reports pertaining to PMS.
Samvitti Capital Pvt. Ltd. is an asset management boutique focused on the Indian capital markets. We offer investments on various SEBI approved vehicles.
Samvitti View on the Bandhan-Gruh Merger.


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Q: ERROR! 'sudo' is not a valid attribute for a Play I have an ansible play file that has to performs two tasks, first on the local machine get the disk usage and another task is to get the disk usage of a remote machine and install apache2 in the remote machine.
When I am trying to run the file I am getting the error "ERROR! 'sudo' is not a valid attribute for a Play"
When I remove the sudo and apt section from the yml file, it is running fine.
I am using ansible 2.9.4. Below are two playbook files:
File running without any error,
---
-
  connection: local
  hosts: localhost
  name: play1
  tasks:
    -
      command: "df -h"
      name: "Find the disk space available"
    -
      command: "ls -lrt"
      name: "List all the files"
    -
      name: "List All the Files"
      register: output
      shell: "ls -lrt"
    -
      debug: var=output.stdout_lines
-
  hosts: RemoteMachine1
  name: play2
  tasks:
    - name: "Find the disk space"
      command: "df -h"
      register: result
    - debug: var=result.stdout_lines

File running with error:
---
-
  connection: local
  hosts: localhost
  name: play1
  tasks:
    -
      command: "df -h"
      name: "Find the disk space available"
    -
      command: "ls -lrt"
      name: "List all the files"
    -
      name: "List All the Files"
      register: output
      shell: "ls -lrt"
    -
      debug: var=output.stdout_lines
-
  hosts: RemoteMachine1
  name: play2
  sudo: yes
  tasks:
    - name: "Find the disk space"
      command: "df -h"
      register: result
    - name: "Install Apache in the remote machine"
      apt: name=apache2 state=latest
    - debug: var=result.stdout_lines

Complete error message:
ERROR! 'sudo' is not a valid attribute for a Play

The error appears to be in '/home/Documents/ansible/play.yml': line 20, column 3, but may
be elsewhere in the file depending on the exact syntax problem.

The offending line appears to be:

-
  hosts: RemoteMachine1
  ^ here

A: -  hosts: RemoteMachine1
   name: play2
   become: yes
   tasks:
      - name: "Find the disk space"
        command: "df -h"
        register: result
      - name: "Install Apache in the remote machine"
        apt: name=apache2 state=latest
      - debug: var=result.stdout_lines

use become: yes it will run your tasks as the root user.
Become directives

A: Ansible play keyword sudo was (long ago) deprecated with warnings in version 2.0 and removed in version 2.2
See the actual supported play keywords. Use:
become: true


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Fascinating exhibitions for young & old
The museum that recounts and evokes the culture and history of Limburg! Visit the Limburgs Museum in Venlo and experience a journey through time. The museum is ideal for families. Fascinating temporary exhibitions are regularly organised will appeal to and delight both the young and older generations. The collection at the museum spans the earliest Stone Age to today, presenting our collective history in an attractive and approachable way.
Visit the Limburgs Museum website
Around the corner: Museum van Bommel van Dam
She is still remembered by the people of Venlo Reina van Bommel-Van Dam. The epitome of a lady, with her ever-present small cigars. In her youth, she and her husband Maarten started an impressive art collection that would later form the basis of what was to become Museum Van Bommel-Van Dam, a museum for contemporary art.
Visit the Museum van Bommel van Dam website
The Limburgs Museum is immediately opposite the central railway station. It is within walking distance of the lively city centre. Just follow the contours of Parade to find yourself in Venlo's historic centre.
Julianapark, the largest park in the city centre with plenty of recreational opportunities, is on the other side of the Limburgs Museum. In summer, Julianapark also plays host to many major festivals such as Zomerparkfeest, Stereo Sunday and A Day in the Park.


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Psychosynthesis as applied to psychotherapy is a holistic approach to helping the individual deal with dilemmas, conflicts and patterns of behaviours which inhibit or prevent living life in meaningful and fulfilling ways.
Dr. Roberto Assagioli was an Italian psychologist, psychiatrist and philosopher. What set him apart from his contemporaries was his belief in the existence of Self, and the particular methods devised to help a person discover their true essence.
"When the existence and marvellous power of the deeper self is recognised, the "Know Thyself" of the Delphic Oracle acquires a new and profounder meaning. It no longer means only "analyse your thoughts and feelings and actions"; it means study your most intimate self, discover the real being hidden in the depths of your soul, and learn its marvellous potency". Roberto Assagioli
Self (our unique essence) is the source of wisdom and guidance, which we are largely unconscious of as we go about our busy lives. Our tendency to rationalise and value the intellect means we often neglect or dismiss our intuitive deeper self, nipping in the bud any creative forces that may push for recognition and expression. This may lead to all sorts of feelings, thoughts and behaviours. Depression and/or anxiety become the symptoms, which often bring the individual into therapy.
This quote from Assagioli really sums up Psychosynthesis.
" Psychosynthesis is interested in the whole building. We try to build an elevator which will allow a person to access every level of their personality. After all, a building with only a basement is very limited. We want to open up the terrace where you can sun-bathe or look at the stars. Our concern is the synthesis of all areas of the personality. that means that psychosythesis is holistic, global, and inclusive".
There may be past and present experiences that need to be addressed which ignite a curiosity and desire to understand and make sense of what is going on, it is a given that what is at work is the deeper self's calling for authentic and freer expression.
Psychosynthesis can hold and meet suffering from a multi - dimensional perspective. This therapy is for people who are dealing with many different types of crisis or transitions in their lives.
They may present through experiencing
Difficulties with intimate relationships
Lack of meaning in life
Loss of identity and sensue of purpose or direction
Relational trauma and abuse
Eating disorders and process addictions
Based in North West London
"No one is as whole as he who has a broken heart"
- Rabbi Moshe Leib of Sasor
"Let Yourself be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you really love"
- Rumi
Please click here to learn more about Psychosynthesis
© 2013 Sue Fox Psychotherapy


We put together a quick-hit sort of map on Wednesday afternoon.
The Office of the Independent Police Review Director released a report on the conduct of police officers during the G20. In that report was a list of incidents where police officers stopped and searched individuals around downtown Toronto.
Since the report contained locations for each incident, we decided to map them, with the caveat that it is definitely not a comprehensive list of all the stops and searches that happened in Toronto that weekend.
You can see that there were a lot of incidents along Bloor Street, in Parkdale and the east end – well away from the downtown security fence.


Our Lyle to White Salmon route takes us along the Lewis and Clark Hwy (SR-14), but bikers may want to take Old Highway 8 just across the Klickitat River. Klickitat County encompasses the towns of Lyle, Trout Lake, Bingen, and White Salmon.
Klickitat County is a transition zone between the maritime climate of the Pacific Ocean and the arid interior plateau of eastern Washington. Our route cuts through basalt, shaped over milinia by volcanos and ice ages.
The Klickitat Trail is a 31-mile non-motorized, multiple use trail that follows an old railroad corridor that once linked the towns of Lyle and Goldendale. The Balfour-Klickitat Trail (4414) meanders near the west bank of the river and Klickitat County Park, a few miles up the east bank, makes a nice picnic spot. The Columbia Gorge Windsurfers Association is strong here since the wind is funneled through the Gorge.
Klickitat Log & Lumber ran their # 7 steam train up until 1964.
Bingen is directly across from Hood River and is a great place to watch or participate in water recreation.
The Port of Bingen has set aside a picnic spot and a boat ramp by the river, but the most interesting busines here is Insitu, which makes survellence drones. Oregon is one of seven areas in the country with designated drone testing areas, which include Pendleton Test Range, the Warm Springs Test Range and the Tillamook Test Range.
The Columbia Gorge Kiteboarding Association has more info on Kiteboarding. Gorge Gradients, a kiteboarding school, is at Bingen Point. Several companies offer tandem rides and/or lessons including Cloudsurf Paragliding, Discover Paragliding, Flystyle Paragliding, Max Roc Paragliding, and Northwest Paragliding.
The Gorge funnels the wind making windsurfing popular all along the river. Windsurfing (Sailboarding) uses a sail on a surfboard. Kiteboarding utilizes a large kite to propell a surfboard across the water. Paragliders don't use surfboards — riders fly suspended under a kite. Powered Paragliding uses a motor for propulsion.
The town of White Salmon sits on a bluff overlooking the Columbia River and Bingen. Art, restaurants, lodging, and recreational activities bolster the city's retail economy. It was part of the home of the Klickitat Tribe, now a part of the Yakama Confederated Nations.
The White Salmon River runs wild and free through a generally inaccessible, deep, basalt-walled gorge, across Class III-V rapids and over two major waterfalls. Raft trips generally are generally offered between early May and early October. A highway trestle bridge over Husum Falls is probably the most accessible vantage point to watch the action on the river, and you'll often see tourists lining the rail to watch the rafts and kayaks plunge over the falls.
The Condit Dam was dramatically removed from the White Salmon River in 2011. The Condit dam blocked 30 miles of fish habitat and now adult salmon and steelhead have returned to spawn. Upgrading the dam to meet today's standards would have cost three times the $33 million price tag for taking it out. It's the second largest dam to be removed for fish passage in the U.S.
The White Salmon River, near the town of White Salmon, offers some of the best one-day rafting trips in Oregon or Washington. Zoller's, a rafting outfitter, offers trips on the Klickitat River as well as the White Salmon River. Now, with the removal of the Condit dam, they offer rafting trips on the Upper and Lower sections of the White Salmon which compliments their Middle Gorge trips.
The Elwha Dam near Port Angeles, Washington was the largest dam to be removed.
The Elwha river mapping project (above) captures images and data from both above and below the water line – in 360 degrees. The fish population appears to be rebounding well there as well.
Six Hours After Detonation 26Oct11 (medium size) from Steve Stampfli on Vimeo.
Barely a year after the breach of Condit Dam, all of the concrete has been removed and the White Salmon flows freely. By all counts the dam removal has been a success–salmon have returned and spawned above the site, rafters and kayakers are regularly paddling the river, and the whole effort happened without major incident.


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Hi, my name's Alex. As a professional linguist I'm a big fan of Zen-like English teaching and, naturally, a passionate language-lover. I speak English, Russian and Spanish, and plan to take up Mandarin really soon. I think mindfulness is one of best cures for what ails both our individual souls and our collective subconscious.
Since I was 12 I've known 1960's was the best thing that's happened to the western world in a very long time.
I'll be happy if you find this blog helpful even a tiny bit whether you're a language learner or a fellow teacher. You are welcome to leave your comments and disagree with me on anything I write here.


Chi'miigweetch (a big thank-you) to RedSeroja for giving me permission to reference his deviantID for this pic.
He is a really talented artist and I love how he draws boys (a skill I am working on, lol).
*Title is based off the song I listened to on repeat while working on this piece.


There are many different ways to vote – the most being voting in person on Election Day. If you cannot vote in person on Election Day, your options include voting absentee or voting early. The laws vary by state so we suggest that you review your state election office's information for the most up to date information on ID requirements, polling locations and hours, and how to vote early or absentee.
If you are voting in person, on Election Day, make sure to verify your state's ID requirements, confirm your polling location and its operating hours before you head to the polls.
If you are voting early in person, make sure to verify your state's ID requirements and confirm the polling location and its operating hours before you head to the polls. Early voting polling locations may not be the same as the Election Day polling location.
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