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"If you're in Germany, you could go to a bookstore and look/ask for Reclam pocketbooks. They're relatively cheap and frequently used in German schools to learn foreign languages. Larger bookstores or those close to universities may have a wider selection. (Of course, you can also order online.)\n\nThe \"red series\" consists of unilingual foreign-language texts with uncommon words explained in footnotes. Unless Reclam added a few titles for learners of German, they are of little use to you.\n\nHowever, there is an \"orange line\" of bilingual texts. These are not some stupid, infantile texts, but mostly literature classics. Still, they are intended for Germans who learn another language: You'll find Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, Hobbes' Leviathan, Réné Descartes' Discours sur la Méthode, Ovid's Ars amatoria - but no texts from German authors.\n\nIf you prefer Russian/German, there are classic texts from Pushkin, Tchechov or Lermontov, crime stories by Daniil Charms, fairy tales,... Surprisingly, there is even Max and Moritz by Wilhelm Busch. (The style is clearly outdated, but as the text was written for children the vocabulary should be relatively easy and the illustrations will certainly help a lot.)\n\nRight now there is only one series I can think of. A lot of it's stories are for children around the age of 4-5. They are like children picture books. But there are also some for \"older\" children.\n\nBooks like this one contain in-situ translation, but there are also books like these, which seem to be more interesting (at least storywise ^^). Take a look at the reading samples, but don't be confused: most books are pusblished in more than one language.\n\nThis is not a direct answer to your question because I don't think what you are looking for is what will help you most.\n\nThe example you provided uses somewhat dated language, which is all well and good but probably not the best thing to focus on as a beginner. In general I'd expect to find that kind of book either as translations of difficult texts or aimed at school children. The first won't really help you and the second might not be very interesting.\n\nAdditionally, you don't really need translations provided with the text if you keep a smartphone nearby. Use e.g. dict.cc or leo.org to look up the words you need (or corresponding apps for offline use). You can also listen to how the words are pronounced. If you are looking for phrases in context linguee is also quite helpful.\n\nSo just pick some book you have already read - and enjoyed - in English and find the German translation. Perhaps look up some genre-specific words first (I did this with Harry Potter and had to look up all the magic-related words). Then just start reading. Since you'll already know the context quite well it should be easy to fill in the gaps. And you can still look up what you can't guess if you truly need to.\n\nNot the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged german-to-english learning book or ask your own question.\n\n6\nComic books in German for beginners\n7\nAny German books with included vocabulary?\n1\nBasic German books of novel to learn the language for beginners (1000 words or A1/A2 level)\n1\nSuggestions of German grammar books\n1\nStudent books like English “Round-up” but for teaching/learning German language\n1\nI am looking for level A1/A2 German books in PDF format\n6\nWhy do translations of German books read so differently from other books?\n3\nRigorous German grammar books written in English aimed at teaching the most basic up to advanced (preferably without exercises) suggestions"
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"1 edition of Muslim youth found in the catalog.\n\nPublished 2003 by Khilafah Publications in S.l.] .\nWritten in English\n\nBy focusing on these young people as a heterogeneous global cohort, the contributors to this volume—who draw from a variety of disciplines—show how the study of Muslim youth at this particular historical juncture is relevant to thinking about the anthropology of youth, the anthropology of Islamic and Muslim societies, and the post-9/ Access to society journal content varies across our titles. If you have access to a journal via a society or association membership, please browse to your society journal, select an article to view, and follow the instructions in this : Carol Reid.\n\nDear Muslim Mom to Daughters, I have a book to share with you: Muslim Girl Growing Up: A guide to Puberty by Natalia Nabil. If you have an adolescent daughter in the age group of year, I am sure you are wondering how to initiate the conversation about Aunt Flo. “Young Muslims, Pedagogy and Islam may be the most important book yet written on the genealogy of youth work and its crucial importance to Muslim youth.” Henry Giroux, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada. “MG Khan is to be commended for an excellent and well-crafted analysis of Muslim young people ” Salman Sayyid, University of Leeds.",
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"Many Muslim societies, regardless of location, are displaying a 'youth bulge', where more than half their populations are under the age of An increasingly globalized western culture is rapidly eroding 'traditional' ideas about society, from the family to the state.\n\nAt the same time, there is a view that rampant materialism is creating a culture of spiritual emptiness in which. Furthermore, this book does not villainize Muslim religion and culture; rather, Aidi delves into a culture so rich and Muslim youth book. I definitely recommend this read for anyone who wants to challenge media representations of Muslims in the 21st century/5(9).\n\nMuslim American Youth was a very thoughtful read. Muslim American Youth does a wonderful job in helping the reader to understand the trials and tribulations of the Muslim youth in the United States post 9/ This book really helps bring to light problems in today's Cited by: Muslim Youth: Muslim youth book And Transitions In Tajikistan (Case Studies in Anthropology series) by Colette Harris.\n\nThis book presents a compelling ethnography of the changes Tajikistan faces at the turn of the twenty-first century as seen through the eyes of its youth. It discusses the ethnographic gaze on the tremendous cultural changes being. Generation M by Shelina Janmohamed is a survey of Muslim youth: what they think, feel and do that makes them a unique force in the world today.\n\nThey are millennials with a religious twist, and this book paints a vivid picture of them as they grapple with entrepreneurship, technology, fashion, food, consumerism, climate change and so much : Saadia Faruqi.\n\nCentering the voices of Black Muslim youth, this book summarizes the latest research and is a road map for individuals and institutions invested in transforming feelings and experiences of marginalization, to those of strength and resiliency.\n\nClick for the free download. Purchase a bound copy of the book. Colette Harris' book \"Muslim Youth\" is based on her experiences with working in the Dushanbe area (western Tajikistan) and how society, and especially the young men are adapting to changes with modernity, and also trying to continue their old traditions of living in Islamic societal context/5.\n\nThe Muslim Arab Youth Association (MAYA) was established in the s and incorporated in Plainfield, Indiana in Until it became inactive in earlyMAYA was listed on various Islamic reference websites as an organization set up to sponsor Muslim youth conferences and matrimonial services.\n\nThe presentation of an identifiably public Muslim self involves three simultaneous strategies: the first is a strategy that downplays the centrality of Islam, or a self-presentation style that is referred to as “low-key Islam;” second, the active demonstration of capacities and skills associated with American urban youth culture, or an.\n\nWe seek to establish a Muslim Girls Youth Group that strives to provide guidance and support to Muslim girls in developing their identities as righteous Muslim women, daughters, wives and mothers through directed activities and discussions on issues specific to Western s: In this book, Hisham Aidi, a political scientist and lecturer at Columbia University, explores Muslim youth identity and music in the context of Islamophobic politics.\n\nNamely, Aidi discusses how Muslim youth culture across the globe embraces various forms of music as a means of protesting, proclaiming identity, and building community. Service to Humanity. 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The subject matter of “Rebel Music: Race, Empire and the New Muslim Youth Culture” could not be more far-reaching unless its author, Hisham D.\n\nYouth is a time of great change and hope for the future It can be the happiest and most productive time of a person’s life Book Author: Ibn Saalih al-Uthaymeen Publisher: INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC PUBLISHING HOUSE. A highly recommended collection of authentic books and ebooks especially for Muslim women, Muslim families and the Muslim home.\n\n“Khabeer, a scholar, activist and artist, has spent much of her career writing about African-American Muslim identities; her latest book continues the conversation by focusing solely on youth.\n\nA skilled ethnographer, the author combine her poet's ear and thorough research in prose that flips the script on anti-Black, anti-Muslim sentiment.”.\n\nThis book outlines the basic Islamic concepts in child education. The author has tried to coordiante the main ideas, as well as the basics precepts for raising Muslim children in all the different spheres of life.\n\nFirst of all, the importance of correct belief and faith cannot be inculcated in young children except through the teaching and. Book Description. 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"A burial Mass officiated by the Right Rev. J. Scott Barker and the Reverend Mark F. Selvey will be held at St. Francis Episcopal Church in Scottsbluff, Thursday, Nov. 19 at 10:00 a.m. Due to current health safety guidelines, the service will be private but can be viewed live with a link on Saint Francis Episcopal Church Facebook page and website. Inurnment will be at Fairview Cemetery.\n\nOnline condolences may be made by visiting http://www.bridgmanfuneralhome.com . Bridgman Funeral Home of Scottsbluff is assisting the family with arrangements.\n\nHe served as a hospital corpsman in the U.S. Navy from 1950 to 1953. Gary married the love of his life, Neta J. Smith, in June 1952. Their children are Chris Reid (Barbi) Young of Ronan Montana and Jill L. Young (Lorrie) of Gering.\n\nFather Young was called to the Episcopal priesthood in 1965 after 15 years of working for the family business, Kelsen and Young Electric. Young attended college at the Platte Valley Bible College under the mentorship of the Rev. Clyde E. Whitney. He then became a seminarian at Nashota House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin, and later obtained his Master of Divinity. Father Young served Episcopal churches in Bassett, Creighton, Neligh, Mitchell, and Scottsbluff, NE, as well as Havre, MT. He retired as the dean of Trinity Cathedral in Omaha.\n\nGary Young was preceded in death by his wife, Neta; his parents, Elmer and Irene, and many special brothers- and sisters-in-law. He is survived by his children and his granddaughters, Kelsen (Jennifer) Young and Kristen Young of Helena Montana; nephew Jeff (Carol) Jones, niece Nikki (Don) Rose all of Mitchell, and many nieces and nephews and their children. Father Young is also survived by the many church families he cared for throughout Nebraska and Montana."
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In the top eight metros, which are home to around 40% of the country’s population, and are responsible for around 60% of the GDP, the rate of deterioration has increased.\n\nFor the first time, the metros’ average financial sustainability score dropped below the minimum threshold for viability, as a result of the pandemic.\n\nHowever, some municipalities are performing well. The report identified the top municipalities as Mossel Bay, Saldanha Bay, Swartland (Malmesbury) and Overstrand (Hermanus) – along with Midvaal in Gauteng.\n\nAnton Bredell, the Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning in Western Cape says independent reports are critical weathervanes in indicating the ability of a municipality to provide services and a better life to the people in its communities.\n\n“It doesn’t mean there aren’t challenges in those municipalities and these must be acknowledged. There are many challenges and the triple impact of poverty, unemployment and inequality remains a massive issue. In the Western Cape, we continue to see massive population growth, driven in a large part by ongoing inward migration into the province. We also see continued urbanisation that is placing strain on larger councils. However, reports like these show councils continue to perform despite the challenges. It also shows the public that their money is being well managed and not stolen or wasted.”\n\nThe success of the top-performing municipalities gives hope that municipal performance can be improved in all provinces in the country.\n\nOne way to improve performance is through upskilling those managing municipal affairs. 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"Apart from the obvious Pip-Boy and the cup, you can make out the cover, faintly. It's a pristine edition of The Unstoppables issue featuring Manta Man fighting the Commie-Kazi:",
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"It's a messy room, no doubt about it. If you peek under the bed, you can make out a watch, a radio, slippers, a repair box, a toy Vault-Tec van, and in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it, an issue of Scouts' Life, a new periodical and perk mag for Fallout 76.\n\nOh, and we're not noting all the similarities with Fallout 4. Kind of obvious why, no?",
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"Ah yes, the awards for achievement in Vault life. Let us cover them from the lowest shelf to the top, left to right:\n\nIs it us or was Vault 76 a little more morbid than usual for Vaults?",
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"Well, hello there, Giddyup. Looks like the hermetics technician let you in!",
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"The standard terminal, invitation animation, and high quality props, including a military-grade circuit board, a Nuka-Cola Van, a Nuka-World cup... If you look at the pen holder, you can make out just enough lettering to identify it as an award to the Vault Dweller of the Year.",
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"A breakfast abandoned in a hurry or leftovers? There's another Scouts' Life on the table, the classic Sugar Bombs, and even a dog bowl (we aren't even pointing out the Wonderglue or BlamCo Mac and Cheese in the background. However, we are wondering: Where are the people?",
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"An atrium after the celebration of Reclamation Day. Now... Maybe everyone left already and our Dweller in the trailer is the last to go?\n\nOr maybe they're just alone in the Vault since the explosions?"
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What will happen to him when I am no longer there?\n\nThe question is not only a practical one (Who will look after him, and will they do it properly, with love and care?) but also an emotional one (How will he cope with missing me?)\n\nCarlina, a woman in her 30s, had profound intellectual disabilities and was a wheelchair user. Until the move, she lived with her parents, who were getting increasingly frail and were struggling to support Carlina. This was a huge transition for the parents as well as Carlina. Her family was close and loving; her parents, brothers and aunts visited often, and she went to see her parents at their home every other week.\n\nHelping Carlina to cope with her parents’ deaths\n\nFive years after the move, Carlina’s father became gravely ill. We could not explain this to Carlina, as she did not understand words at all, and did not use them. The only way to ‘tell’ her was through experience, and through showing her. We took her to visit her father several times in hospital. When he died, the family felt unable to support Carlina, as they were coping with their own strong feelings of grief. How could we help her?\n\nI have always found it quite helpful to think about the tasks of bereavement [1]. These tasks are in no specific order and each one may be revisited or repeated, depending on the needs of the person:\n\nHow could Carlina be best helped to understand the bad news of her father’s death? It’s difficult to ‘accept the reality of the loss’ if you don’t know or understand what has happened. It was the first time someone in Carlina’s close family circle had died. Verbal explanations made no sense to her. Staff tried to talk about Dad with a sad facial expression, but Carlina, who was highly sociable and loved people talking to her, was mostly excited and pleased when they did so.\n\nWe took Carlina to the chapel of rest so she could see her father’s body in the coffin.\n\nShe was initially highly excited about this unusual outing, but when the initial excitement of the outing had subsided, she became very quiet, staring at him. She was helped to stand up from her wheelchair so she could touch her father’s body. She didn’t seem to understand and made it clear that she wanted to leave.\n\nFunerals are important rituals where people with and without intellectual disabilities can share their grief. Even if someone is unable to understand what has happened, they are likely to pick up on atmosphere and emotion. There is nothing wrong, in my view, with sharing tears and distress – rather, the opposite is true! When I go to a funeral and feel sad, it helps me to see that other people are also sad.\n\nCarlina had never been to a funeral before. Unfortunately (I thought), but perhaps understandably, the family not want Carlina to attend her father’s funeral, as they thought that she would not grasp what was happening. They worried that her excited noises at seeing so many familiar faces gathered in one place would upset the family. I tried to explain that we could support Carlina at the funeral so the family didn’t have to, but the family were adamant. In the end, we felt that we could not go against the family’s wishes at such an emotive time. With the family’s agreement Carlina attended the wake, held in the church the night before the funeral, with only immediate family present. She was very excitable at the start of the wake, but became subdued after ten minutes. The atmosphere in the church was quiet and sad.\n\nOver the next few months, we helped her to visit her mother at least once a week.\n\nAt first, Carlina seemed surprised that her father’s armchair was empty and she seemed to be searching for him, trying to wheel her chair through the house. Staff also invited Carlina’s mother to visit regularly; these visits were different from before, as her mother would never have visited without her father.\n\nAs the weeks went by, Carlina became more withdrawn and often seemed lost in her own world. We think it took her about a year to work out that her life had changed.\n\nCarlina saw her mother’s body at the same chapel of rest; she attended the wake (but not the funeral); she visited her old family home, now empty, one last time before it was sold; and her brothers, rather than her mother, now made the Sunday afternoon visits to the residential home. Carlina was again withdrawn and subdued in mood for about a year. Grief has its own time table. We felt that this time, she was less excitable at the chapel of rest and at the wake, and seemed to grasp the sadness of the situation better.\n\nI told this story in my book How to break bad news to people with intellectual disabilities.\n\nCarlina’s parents died more than 20 years ago. Since then, Carlina has been to a lot of funerals, as many of her fellow residents and friends have died. Earlier this year, we were devastated by the death of Carlina’s housemate Carol, who moved in at the same time as her. They had lived together for 30 years.\n\nI was sitting at Carol’s open coffin, which had been brought into the church the night before the funeral. Friends were coming and going, including people with intellectual disabilities. Some stayed for just a few seconds, others sat for a long time.\n\nCarlina came in and this time, she seemed to understand immediately what this was about. She looked, she was quiet, she seemed sad. She stayed for longer than I had expected, then wheeled herself out.\n\nI think that after all these decades of repeating the same patterns when somebody dies, she now understands death in a way that she couldn’t when her father died.\n\nExplanations do not have to involve words.\n\nThe four tasks of mourning\n\nCarlina’s story illustrates how she was helped to understand the reality of her parents’ deaths, and later, of the deaths of her friends. Supporting her to visit her mother was a conscious effort to help Carlina see that her father was no longer there.\n\nThere were other ways in which we tried to help Carlina understand that Carol had died. We kept Carol’s empty bedroom open, with flowers and photos, for several weeks. Carlina would often wheel herself past that room, hesitate, have a look.",
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"6 edition of Armed Conflict In The 21st Century found in the catalog.\n\nThe Information Revolution And Post-modern Warfare\n\nPublished November 30, 2004 by University Press of the Pacific .\nWritten in English\n\n\nArmed Conflict in the 21st Century: Information Revolution and Post-Modern Warfare [open pdf - 5 MB] \"Within the past decade, the U.S. military has implemented a number of programs to assess the changes underway in the global security environment and in the nature of warfare. A new book by David Patrikarakos explores how social media has changed armed conflict in the 21st century. Published on: January 8, Benjamin Haddad is a research fellow at Hudson Institute in Washington, DC.\n\nIn the 21st Century, both international security and armed conflict are the subject of arguably unprecedented sea changes. As a result, claims that both the jus ad bellum and jus in bello are unwieldy and ill-fitting in the context of modern hostilities have surfaced prominently. Whether one agrees with such dire assessments, what has become. The purpose of this article is to call attention to the lack of caregiver safety in conflict settings; to bring awareness to nurses and health care professionals of new challenges, specifically the deliberate targeting of health care professionals, that they may encounter in local armed conflict situations; and to address a gap in knowledge about the social and cultural factors surrounding.\n\n15th Century The origins of the mass of wars fought in the 21st century can be found in all sorts of armed and political conflicts and other unresolved issues dating back to the 20th century. U.S. Conflicts in the 21st Century: Afghanistan War, Iraq War, and the War on Terror. ISBN Al Qaeda in Iraq was decimated by the end of the Iraq War in ^ .",
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ARMED CONFLICT IN THE 21st CENTURY: THE INFORMATION REVOLUTION AND POST-MODERN WARFARE Steven Metz April The views expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S.\n\nManaging Armed Conflicts In The 21st Century. The generous sponsorship of the Senate Armed Services Committee was instrumental in this initiative. In short order, CETO assisted the Marine Corps No part of this book may be reproduced in any form Conflict in the 21st Century if not thrive, against hybrid challengers.\n\nThe Marine Corps should. armed conflict. Although it recognizes the unique capabilities and roles of the Services, the concept seeks a common and interoperable capability development effort to provide Joint Force Commanders complementary and resilient forces to prosecute campaigns and further the evolution of combined arms for the 21st Century.2 This shows wars and conflicts waged in the 21st Century from to the present.\n\nEach entry shows the name (s) of the conflict, the year it began, the participants in the war, and any pertinent details. Included are links to relevant History Guy pages and external links. In the 21st century, conflicts have increased sharply since Global trends in armed conflict, 2 0 Battle-related deaths Terrorist casualties.\n\n: Managing Armed Conflicts in the 21st Century (The Cass Series on Peacekeeping, 9) (): Adekeye Adebajo, Chandra Lekha Sriram: Books5/5(1). For years, the US military has prepared to fight against opponents armed with nuclear, biological, and chemical capabilities.\n\nThese weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in the hands of traditional, state actors have been at the forefront of US defense planning. Armed Conflict in the 21st Century: The Information Revolution and Post-Modern Warfare quantity Add to cart ISBN: N/A Categories: SNOVA,Terrorism, Hot Spots and Conflict-Related Issues, Terrorism, Social and Behavioral Sciences Tags:, terrorism.\n\nAsser Press. Francesca Grandi and Virginia Comolli will discuss multifacted aspects of international armed conflicts in the 21st century, including the increase of widespread violence against civilians and the challenge of criminal networks fuelling conflict.\n\nThis item is available to borrow from 1 library branch. ISBN: This book addresses international law and armed conflict in a wider context. 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We are for inclusive cooperation that is for something, not against somebody.”\n\nSpeculation that Beijing and Moscow could develop a united front against Nato had emerged after Russian leader Vladimir Putin last October said he would not “rule out” a possible pact with China. But China’s defence ministry last month said it had no plans to do so.\n\nLavrov, who arrived in India on Monday on a two-day visit, spoke with Jaishankar on bilateral military cooperation, including the production of “state-of-the-art” weapons manufacturing by Russia in India.\n\n“We are the only country that transfers cutting-edge technologies to India,” Lavrov said. “The deepening of Russia-India military cooperation serves the national interest of both countries. At the same time, we respect the right of India to diversify in these areas.”\n\nLavrov and Jaishankar also spoke about cooperation in the peaceful use of space and in areas of rocket-building and satellite navigation.\n\n“We have confirmed our determination towards the development of military-technical cooperation,” Lavrov told the briefing, adding there was an inter-governmental commission dealing with the subject. “It has its own plans, and the prospects for additional production of Russian military equipment on India’s territory are under discussion.”\n\nWhile the joint defence production with Russia would fit with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship make-in-India programme, it could rile the United States, which since 2001 has sold some US$18 billion worth of weapons to India.\n\nDuring US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin’s visit to New Delhi last month, he made clear to his Indian counterparts that Washington – which in 2017 passed the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) targeting Russia – was trying to convince its friends to desist from buying weapons from Moscow.\n\nRussia is India’s top arms supplier, accounting for more than 65 per cent of the Indian military’s hardware and supplies.\n\nHowever, New Delhi has also been seeking attack helicopters, transport planes, hi-tech drones and surveillance equipment from other nations, including the US and Israel. Still, Indian policymakers are keen to keep their steady cooperation with Russia, especially in the defence sector.\n\nWashington has already warned New Delhi that it could face sanctions if it goes through with the US$5.5 billion purchase of Russia’s S-400 surface-to-air missile systems under a deal struck in 2018, although it has not made the same threat over other Indian arms purchases from Russia.\n\nJaishankar and Lavrov on Tuesday said the missile systems – the first of which will be delivered later this year – did not figure in their defence discussions.\n\nThe Indian foreign minister said India-Russian ties had been “uniquely strong and steady because we have managed to identify and update our shared interests”.\n\n“We are cognisant of the multipolar and rebalanced nature of international relations today,” Jaishankar said, adding that New Delhi and Moscow sought to maintain “peace and stability” in the world.\n\nThe two ministers also spoke about Putin’s planned visit to India for the annual bilateral summit that has taken place since 2000. Because of the Covid-19 restrictions, it could not be held last year and both sides are keen for it to happen this year.\n\nJaishankar added he and Lavrov spoke about economic opportunities that have opened up in India and Russia’s Far East, as well as travel connectivity including the International North-South Corridor and the Chennai-Vladivostok Eastern Corridor.\n\nThey also discussed the possibility of manufacturing Russian Covid-19 vaccine doses in India, and enhanced investments in each other’s country, including a proposed free-trade agreement between the Eurasian region and India.\n\nNandan Unnikrishnan, a distinguished fellow at the Observer Research Foundation think tank in Delhi, said: “[The meeting] was a positive one that allowed both sides the opportunity to discuss issues of geopolitical importance and draw up strategies where they can work together to further consolidate their bilateral ties.”\n\nMeanwhile, Lavrov left for neighbouring Pakistan on Tuesday afternoon following his talks with Jaishankar. 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However, sources told AP that Afghanistan was an important topic of discussion that Lavrov was determined to have with both New Delhi and Islamabad.\n\nJaishankar said he had discussed the “unfolding developments” in Afghanistan with Lavrov. “What happens in Afghanistan impacts India’s security directly,” he said, adding that durable peace would require harmonising interest of all parties within and around that country.\n\nA political solution should mean a united, independent and sovereign Afghanistan, Jaishankar said.\n\nAfghanistan has seen a nationwide spike in bombings, targeted killings, and violence on the battlefield as peace negotiations in Qatar between the Taliban and the Afghan government have stalled.\n\nThe May 1 deadline for US troops to leave the country, in line with a deal Washington signed last year with the Taliban, appears increasingly unlikely.\n\nThe US has accelerated efforts to get a peace deal for Afghanistan but is also seeking a three- to six-month extension on the troop withdrawal deadline amid repeated statements from President Joe Biden that America wants to end its longest war, the AP reported.\n\nLavrov heads a 13-member delegation that includes Moscow’s special representative for Afghanistan, Zamir Kabulov. 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He declared, ‘this is not a mere change of guards but a fundamental change’. He lashed at Mr Jones for the lavishness by which he slept on expensive imported beds and rode in pompous cars while animals languished in squalor.\n\nIn quick diagnosis, one of the key problems of the farms in the neighbourhood were farm managers that never wanted to leave office. And to that sincerity, a heavy round of applause was sent.\n\nThe farm needed to take a fresh path away from Jones’ extravagance, imbalance, and high handedness. Rules were thus set to that effect. All animals are equal. No animal shall sleep in bed. No animal shall kill another, and so on. Somewhere in 1995, these rules were consolidated into a master document to which all pledged allegiance.\n\nThe first years of the revolution were marked by significant changes. All animals could now afford to sleep soundly without the fear that a knife awaited them. As one movement, they worked in solidarity for the farm in which their stake was now assured. ‘I will work harder’, Boxer would always say. No one ate, or even seemed to eat, on another’s behalf.\n\nBut slowly things started taking a strange twist! Milk started disappearing! Yes, eggs too! Rumour took rounds on the farm that perhaps all this was happening because Mr Jones’ elements were still among the farm. But how could this be?\n\nBy some patronising sense of importance, pigs started establishing themselves above other animals. Not without justification. They reminded whoever was so forgetful as not to know that they were the masterminds of the revolution that overthrew Mr. Jones. They fought as some animals hid under straw. As such, all animals had to be forever grateful for the pigs’ heroism. Even if it meant that the pigs had to now eat on other animals’ behalf! 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"I first heard the term “Fanilow” from the 2003 Will & Grace television episode in which Will tries to hide from his friends while he stands in line for tickets to a Barry Manilow Christmas concert.",
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"I hadn’t thought about Barry Manilow in years. I probably wouldn’t have paid any attention to the Will & Grace episode either, except my sister Ellen called me to tell me she thought I’d get a kick out of the episode.\n\nWhy? Because I must confess, I was at one time a Fanilow. A devoted one. Okay, I was a teenager in the 70s. It’s somewhat explainable, but I don’t talk about it unless someone else brings it up. And now it’s out in the open.\n\nBob and I are in beautiful downtown Burbank, California for a couple of days.",
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"My “bestest ever” friend from high school, Kelly, lives down here. We don’t get to see each other very often, so I welcomed the chance to hitch a ride down I-5 to spend a day with her. At dinner with Bob she happened to say, innocently enough, “Did Gen tell you about how much she loved Barry Manilow?” I looked down. Bob looked at me with an amused expression. And my secret was revealed.",
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"It started with Mandy. It’s pretty much always been about Mandy. I didn’t even kow until I started writing this, Barry didn’t even write Mandy! I was so sure he had. Illusion destroyed. I listened to that song on the 8-track tape player in our living room in the house we lived in then in Gardnerville, Nevada, in the Carson Valley, over and over.",
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"Oh, how I loved that song. I sang my heart out. I can still belt out those lyrics from memory.\n\nTell all, you say. The ultimate story takes place in March of 1977. Newly popular comedian Billy Crystal, made famous from the spoof television show Soap, was Barry’s opening act for a show at the Sahara Tahoe resort and casino. I HAD to go.",
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"Seriously. I HAD to go. I would DIE if I didn’t go. South Lake Tahoe is not far from Gardnerville, but it seemed worlds away at that time when I was pining for a chance to go to the show.\n\nRemember, I hadn’t yet turned 16, I didn’t drive, I didn’t have money, and it seemed IMPOSSIBLE that I would get to go. I pinned a picture of Barry on my wall and moped. If you have ever been or raised a teenaged girl, you know how expertly they pine and mope.\n\nI don’t know what my mother did, but she did what it took, and lo and behold, we were going to the show. Five of us, in fact: my mother and her husband Van, me, and my friends Kelly and Michelle.\n\nThe only transportation we had was Van’s tiny Datsun pickup truck. I don’t use the term tiny lightly. Two people could “comfortably” ride in the cab of that truck. Not 5. Somehow we did it. It was very crowded, dangerous, and I am sure illegal. But we were determined.\n\nMy mother made my dress. It looked something like the dress here in the lower left. This was a special occasion, remember. It was March in Tahoe; I was very cold.",
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"We went to the dinner show, seated at a table in the very back. I am sure Mom and Van smoked the entire time. They could do that legally then. There were maybe 3 dinner options; we all chose the least expensive–Salisbury steak. Salisbury steak is not steak. Nothing near being steak. It’s basically a hamburger patty in mushroom gravy. Chefs at fine restaurants do not make Salisbury steak. I knew it from frozen TV dinners.",
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"A girl we knew in school, a girl from a family with money, arrived at the show with her friends. They had a table up front. They more than likely ordered something other than Salisbury steak. I didn’t care. Van probably had a few drinks (and then drove the overcrowded little truck back down the mountain to Gardnerville). I don’t remember how bad the food or how scary the ride. This was about Barry.",
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"Bily Crystal was, to me then, surprisingly vulgar. Lots of jokes about feminine hygiene products. Not funny. Just get him off the stage and on to Barry, people! It was wonderful, all a blur to me now. But I was happy. We made it home. I switched my crush over to Andy Gibb eventually. And then Daryl Hall, who I still have a thing for.",
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"Now that he’s publicly out, I don’t think anyone is at all surprised. Even me, his former Number 1 Fan.\n\nBut some things never change, like the wonderful feeling of being the company of a good friend. This time with Kelly has been the best; it’s just like we are those 15 year old girls all of those years ago, getting ready to go to a show. True friends are really what it’s all about.",
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"I am in my 50s (how did that happen?). I did not grow up in the world of personal computers, cell phones, tablets, iPods, etc. It was with great excitement that my family bought a color television. The old black and white set was relegated to my mother’s bedroom, where it sat on her dresser with its wire coat hanger antenna. When one of us was sick (or pretending to be), we would camp in Mom’s room and watch from her bed. We didn’t have remote controls. As the youngest of 4 children, I was the human remote control (“Hey Gen, change the channel to Mannix.”)\n\nA fun Friday night at the Cottraux house was eating TV dinners in front of Mannix. My teenaged sisters were usually out on dates, so it would be me, my brother, and Mom, each with a TV tray and the dinner of choice. I enjoyed these, surprisingly. They were considered a treat. My food tastes have changed, thank goodness!\n\nNone of us in the immediate family like to talk on the telephone. In fact, some of us (me) hate to talk on the telephone and have telephonophobia. This is a real thing, the fear of telephones, and is considered a form of social anxiety. But my teenaged sisters HAD to have their own phone in their bedroom. It was a beautiful Princess phone. I thought my sisters were so COOL and I wanted to be just like them. Still do in fact.\n\nI had no interest in mobile phones when they came out. None. Plus they were huge and hideous.",
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"I finally got a mobile phone in 2000 when I was working for California State Parks on a 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. shift and was often the first one at the park on cold, dark mornings. I justified it as a safety thing. I never talked on it. I had it for years. It didn’t even have games that I know of.",
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"So how did I become the person at the summer residency program at the Institute for Humane Education in Surry, Maine who always had her iPhone in her pocket and had trouble setting it aside during activities?",
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"I’ve written a little bit about the week in Maine:\n\nFalling in love with frogs\n\nThis was a time to enjoy being in a beautiful natural setting with amazing people and at least 5 species of awesome frogs. It was not a time to be worrying about where to charge a phone. Some of my favorite activities:\n\nThe Bioblitz Dance is an ongoing “dance” challenge as part of the National Park Service’s Centennial. The dance was created by John Griffith of the California Conservstion Corps. You too can do the Bioblitz, and post the video to YouTube under the title “The Bioblitz Dance”. It’s fun! And remember, it MUST be done outdoors.\n\nAt first I heard the name of this activity as Seated Watching. Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946) was a naturalist and wildlife artist, born in England to Scottish parents. His family emigrated to Toronto, Canada when he was a child. He reportedly retreated to the woods to escape his abusive father.\n\nThe idea is pretty simple. Find a comfortable spot outdoors, sit quietly, and observe. Each of us chose a spot, and every day for the week we had varying lengths of time set aside to go sit and observe. You might think my spot was the frog pond, but it wasn’t. I did my own version of Seton watching in the early morning hours at the pond. My “official” Seton watch spot was in a hammock under the trees at the edge of the meadow leading to the pond. My first choice was actually an old school desk in the woods, but I couldn’t remember which trail went there, and the hammock was empty and close by.\n\nThe instruction was to observe a spot about the size of a magazine spread, but since I was looking up into the tree canopy, it was a little different. But still amazing. The play of light through the leaves varied each day depending on time and weather. The sounds of the wind through the trees (I think they were birches) was always intriguing. I could hear birds all around me but I couldn’t see them. I stayed awake. And I didn’t look at my phone.\n\nWonder Walking is done in pairs, with each person taking a turn as the Leader and as the Follower. We did this on the first day when we really didn’t know each other, so there was an element of trust that had to be assumed in turning yourself over to a stranger to be led eyes closed. The odd thing is that I was much more relaxed as the Follower than I was as the Leader. Maybe not that odd, when I think about it!\n\nIf you are at all curious about Wonder Walking, I am game to go on one with you. Just let me know!\n\nWhen this activity was announced, my first reaction was “Can’t I do an art project by myself?” Once a loner, always a loner.( I am trying to prove that wrong in my old age.) As an art museum registrar, I found it particularly interesting that all of the groups chose to do ephemeral, performance pieces. Some involved sound, including music created with natural objects in the environment. Flowers played a big role in other offerings. My group did a participatory, silent piece that resulted in a bird bath filled with flowers. It was quite beautiful. And I enjoyed the group process more than I admit.",
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"Also highly recommended: eating your meals with friends out of doors. And campfires with campsongs (learn the lyrics to Señor Don Gato; you’ll thank me) and (vegan) S’mores.\n\nGet outside, and please, turn off your electronic devices!",
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"Go ahead, drop it onto concrete from as high as 1.2 meters. It can take it.\n\nBehold, the XT100, the latest “rugged touch computer” produced by Woodbury tech firm Janam Technologies, a circa-2005 tech maker that’s kind of the badass 1970s battery commercial of wireless communications – it dares you to knock it off.\n\nAt least, Janam’s product line – including mobile computers, smartphones and barcode scanners – is built to take a fall (and all kinds of other worksite abuses) and keep on ticking. And that includes the XT100, which boasts a full arsenal of business-critical features packed into a slim smartphone design that’s “built to survive demanding work environments,” Janam said Thursday.",
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"Breaking bad: And not breaking good, as demonstrated by the XT100.\n\nAmong other super-strengths, the XT100 can brush off “repeated” 4-foot falls onto concrete surfaces, according to the company.\n\nThe mighty machine has also earned an international IP65 rating, an “ingress protection” grade that defines an object’s sealing effectiveness against foreign bodies such as dirt and moisture.\n\nIn this case, the IP65 references a “dust tight” solids rating – indicating complete protection against the ingress of dust – and a “water jets” liquids rating, indicating that water blasted from 12-millimeter hoses, from any direction, would have no effect on the XT100.\n\nThe durable device also features a 4.3-inch touchscreen made with Gorilla Glass, a brand of toughened glass developed and manufactured by upstate New York’s Corning Inc.\n\nThe XT100’s unparalleled durability provides “reliable performance in every industry,” according to the company, paired with an Android 6 operating system, 4G LTE connectivity and a full suite of Google aps. It’s even stocked with barcode scanning technology by New Jersey’s Honeywell International, front- and rear-facing cameras and both near-field communication and radio-frequency identification reading capabilities.",
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"The Health Consequences of Loneliness\n\nElderly people are particularly likely to be lonely. Here’s how to tell if social isolation is causing health problems.\n\nYou don’t bother changing out of your pajamas\n\nIf you aren’t planning to leave the house during the day, you might be tempted to skip your shower or stay in your pajamas. “Because they’re not seeing anyone, they’re not getting dressed up to go out,” says Melinda Lantz, MD, chief of geriatric psychiatry at Mount Sinai Beth Israel. “They no longer have that motivation to do what we would do if leaving our homes every morning.” Even if you don’t have any appointments, she recommends acting as if you were going out. Get out of bed, get dressed, and stick with your usual routine.",
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"You never get a good night’s sleep\n\nLonely people tend to doze off during the day—sometimes without realizing it—so their sleep cycles are off once bedtime rolls around. Plus, people who aren’t satisfied with life or experience boredom don’t hit the deep stages of sleep they need to feel fully rejuvenated, says Dr. Lentz. “In the morning, they don’t feel as refreshed, so the loneliness and worry feeds into the next night,” she says.\n\nYou feel down in the dumps\n\nPeople with depression might be inclined to isolate themselves, but loneliness itself can also lead to low mood and sadness. Social support acts as a reminder that other people care about you. But when you’re isolated, you might lose self-esteem, thinking no one values you anymore. “A lack of contact with other people makes people go into a spiral of feeling hopeless and less important and less engaged and less functional,” says Dr. Lentz.",
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"You can’t kick your anxiety\n\nStress hormones like cortisol start raging when you’re lonely, which could turn into daily anxiety if you’re alone often. Lonely people often complain more about anxiousness than depression, says Dr. Lentz. “They feel isolated and feel anxious and afraid that something will happen and they’ll be alone and no one will know,” she says.\n\nIt’s harder to control your diabetes\n\nHigh levels of stress hormones make it harder to control blood sugar, which could explain why loneliness is linked with high blood sugar. Complications with diabetes might make it harder to get out and move, but you should still make a point of seeking social interactions. “People who are lonely and isolated can’t move around as much, and their diabetes are not as much in control,” says Dr. Lentz.",
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The European Union is stepping up its efforts to ensure those who do not qualify for international protection in Europe will be quickly and effectively returned to their countries of origin or transit,\" the statement reads.\n\nAccording to the EU Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos, the Commission has reinforced its support for cooperation on the return of irregular migrants between EU Member States and Turkey and today's transfers from Greece to Turkey show that \"our efforts are starting to bear fruit.\"\n\n\"We have to make sure that those who are in need of protection will receive it, but it has to be clear as well that those who have no right to stay in the EU will be quickly and effectively returned,\" the commissioner noted.\n\nEurope has been beset by a massive refugee crisis, with hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants fleeing their home countries to escape violence and poverty. Many of them take the West Balkan route, which crosses Greece, using the county as an entry point into the bloc from which they travel onward to wealthier EU states where they intend to apply for asylum.\n\n000000\nPopular comments\nI wonder how many \"irregulars\" there are still in Calais? I say that the first ones you see taking a dump or pissing in public places, should be on that list. After that, look for those who grab unwanted children to make their case for a visa entry. After that, let's go after the out and out criminal element. Then there are those who will refuse to assimilate. We have more than our share of those since the days of the Civil War, here in America. Give them a bag of fruit and vegetables, that just happen to be lying around since Russia's counter sanctions, and kick them the hell out!\nmarcanhalt\n2 March 2016, 18:55 GMT\n000000\nThis is a lie. Greece is being invaded by hundreds of thousands of angry, militant men of unknown origin in a blizkrieg type of assault. The leftist ZO Government says it will keep all these people in Greece with full rights, while the NGOs, funded from the EU and Soros keep up the propaganda. Meanwhile, the country is bankrupt and people are desperate. Things are moving fast, and soon we might see massacres against the Greeks. I will keep you posted.\nAthanasios\n2 March 2016, 23:09 GMT1\n000000\nNewsfeed\n0\nNew firstOld first\nloader\nLIVE\nЗаголовок открываемого материала\nAccess to the chat has been blocked for violating the rules . You will be able to participate again through:∞. If you do not agree with the blocking, please use the feedback form\nThe discussion is closed. 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"UFO’s or unidentified flying objects have always been subject to controversy with many skpetics, including mainstream scientists, and so called experts dismissing claims on the basis on their own understanding.\n\nHowever the the Most High through his holy Oracles (the bible) specifically tells us not too do this, else we will err.\nTrust in the LORD with all your heart; and lean not unto your own understanding (Proverbs 3.5).\n\nLets discuss this further then according to what the Most High Supreme power says about these so called UFO’s.\n\nThe Most High created everything, thought of everything before, now and in the future,.\n\n1 And he said unto me, In the beginning, when the earth was made, before the borders of the world stood, or ever the winds blew,\n\n2 Before it thundered and lightened, or ever the foundations of paradise were laid,\n\n3 Before the fair flowers were seen, or ever the moveable powers were established, before the innumerable multitude of angels were gathered together,\n\n4 Or ever the heights of the air were lifted up, before the measures of the firmament were named, or ever the chimneys in Sion were hot,\n\n5 And ere the present years were sought out, and or ever the inventions of them that now sin were turned, before they were sealed that have gathered faith for a treasure:\n\n6 Then did I consider these things, and they all were made through me alone, and through none other: by me also they shall be ended, and by none other.\n\nSo called UFO’s do exist according to the Bible but due to peoples limited understanding of biblical text AND deliberate cover up by the Jesuit powers, and ultimately Satan, we have been fed the lie that they do not or its just some fantasy idea that someone made up in the past.\n\n4 Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name Ahayah, and rejoice before him.\n\nTHE DEFINITION OF CHARIOT (RAKAB) IS:\n\na vehicle; by implication, a team; by extension, cavalry; by analogy a rider, i.e. the upper millstone.\nKJV: chariot, (upper) millstone, multitude (from the margin), wagon.\n\nThese chariots are vehicles.\n\nJer 4:13 Behold, he shall come up as clouds, and his chariots [shall be] as a whirlwind: his horses are swifter than eagles. Woe unto us! for we are spoiled.\nJer 4:14 O Jerusalem, wash thine heart from wickedness, that thou mayest be saved. How long shall thy vain thoughts lodge within thee?\n\nThe CHARIOTS of God are twenty thousand, even thousands of angels: the Lord is among them, as in Sinai, in the holy place…",
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"UFOs are nothing new, and have been well documented throughout the ages, via ancient paintings, artifacts, hieroglyphics, cave etchings and so on.",
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"4 And I looked, and, behold, a whirlwind came out of the north, a great cloud, and a fire infolding itself, and a brightness was about it, and out of the midst thereof as the colour of amber, out of the midst of the fire.\n\n12 And they went every one straight forward: whither the spirit was to go, they went; and they turned not when they went.\n\n14 And the living creatures ran and returned as the appearance of a flash of lightning.\n\n18 As for their rings, they were so high that they were dreadful; and their rings were full of eyes round about them four.\n\n20 Whithersoever the spirit was to go, they went, thither was their spirit to go; and the wheels were lifted up over against them: for the spirit of the living creature was in the wheels.\n\n22 And the likeness of the firmament upon the heads of the living creature was as the colour of the terrible crystal, stretched forth over their heads above.\n\n3 Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters: who maketh the clouds his chariot: who walketh upon the wings of the wind:",
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"2 Kings 6\n12 And one of his servants said, None, my lord, O king: but Elisha, the prophet that is in Israel, telleth the king of Israel the words that thou speakest in thy bedchamber.\nIsaiah 31\n3 Now the Egyptians are men, and not God; and their horses flesh, and not spirit. When the Lord shall stretch out his hand, both he that helpeth shall fall, and he that is holpen shall fall down, and they all shall fail together.\n\n4 For thus hath the Lord spoken unto me, Like as the lion and the young lion roaring on his prey, when a multitude of shepherds is called forth against him, he will not be afraid of their voice, nor abase himself for the noise of them: so shall theLord of hosts come down to fight for mount Zion, and for the hill thereof.\n\n5 As birds flying, so will the Lord of hosts defend Jerusalem; defending also he will deliver it; and passing over he will preserve it.\n\n13 And he said, Go and spy where he is, that I may send and fetch him. And it was told him, saying, Behold, he is in Dothan.\n\n14 Therefore sent he thither horses, and chariots, and a great host: and they came by night, and compassed the city about.\n\n15 And when the servant of the man of God was risen early, and gone forth, behold, an host compassed the city both with horses and chariots. And his servant said unto him, Alas, my master! how shall we do?\n\n17 And Elisha prayed, and said, Lord, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see. And the Lord opened the eyes of the young man; and he saw: and, behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha.\n\n15 For, behold, the Lord will come with fire, and with his chariots like a whirlwind, to render his anger with fury, and his rebuke with flames of fire.\n\n16 For by fire and by his sword will the Lord plead with all flesh: and the slain of the Lord shall be many.",
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"5 And the sons of the prophets that were at Jericho came to Elisha, and said unto him, Knowest thou that the Lord will take away thy master from thy head to day? And he answered, Yea, I know it; hold ye your peace.\n\n6 And Elijah said unto him, Tarry, I pray thee, here; for the Lordhath sent me to Jordan. And he said, As the Lord liveth, and as thy soul liveth, I will not leave thee. And they two went on.\n\n7 And fifty men of the sons of the prophets went, and stood to view afar off: and they two stood by Jordan.\n\n8 And Elijah took his mantle, and wrapped it together, and smote the waters, and they were divided hither and thither, so that they two went over on dry ground.\n\n9 And it came to pass, when they were gone over, that Elijah said unto Elisha, Ask what I shall do for thee, before I be taken away from thee. And Elisha said, I pray thee, let a double portion of thy spirit be upon me.\n\n10 And he said, Thou hast asked a hard thing: nevertheless, if thou see me when I am taken from thee, it shall be so unto thee; but if not, it shall not be so.\n\n11 And it came to pass, as they still went on, and talked, that, behold, there appeared a chariot of fire, and horses of fire, and parted them both asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven.\n\n12 And Elisha saw it, and he cried, My father, my father, the chariot of Israel, and the horsemen thereof. And he saw him no more: and he took hold of his own clothes, and rent them in two pieces.\n\n5 Then I turned, and lifted up mine eyes, and looked, and behold a flying roll.\n2 And he said unto me, What seest thou? And I answered, I see a flying roll; the length thereof is twenty cubits, and the breadth thereof ten cubits.\n3 Then said he unto me, This is the curse that goeth forth over the face of the whole earth: for every one that stealeth shall be cut off as on this side according to it; and every one that sweareth shall be cut off as on that side according to it.\n4 I will bring it forth, saith the Lord of hosts, and it shall enter into the house of the thief, and into the house of him that sweareth falsely by my name: and it shall remain in the midst of his house, and shall consume it with the timber thereof and the stones thereof.\n\nThe Hebrews have their own military, unseen, angelic forces controlled by our God, AHAYAH, the God of the Hebrews."
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"Since Egypt is known as Om el Dunya, international presence just seems fitting here, right? It's true, once you slap the word 'international' onto the name of any Egyptian institution or company, not only does it give it a ring, it also gives it more value – that's particularly the case with international schools. If you had the finances, would you rather send your kid to CairoScene School or CairoScene International School of Egypt? The latter, right? Of course, it sounds like it promises safety and guarantees qualified expats teaching your kid enough knowledge and education to live life the civilised way. Actually, the more we hear stories from these schools, the more we believe this may just be stereotype. Because within international schools, you may have sexual assault cases and questionable hiring practices. Usually, authorities deny these incidents and we're often stuck trying to save kids from these situations – but, this time, we have teachers from some of Egypt's international schools who want to give us a glimpse of their reality.\n\nAlexia\nSome of the international schools are technically 'certified' schools; their curriculum – both its content and teaching methods – is normally certified by an inspector arriving from the Ministry of Education of whichever country or organisation they are certified by. Essentially, this is what helps parents or guardians feel better that they're enrolling their kids in an \"American\" or a \"Canadian\" certified school, or whatever else it may claim to be. However, lately, because of terrorist-related incidents, and planes going down, Egypt is now viewed as a danger zone, and countries granting certifications are no longer sending their inspectors. Can you believe that certification is now done via e-mail? You can write down anything in an email, and on paper it sounds all good, but it's far from their reality. To put these questionable practices into perspective, I interviewed for a school in 6th of October City – two months later, it shut down because the director was put in jail, all staff were let go, and the school had a slim chance at reopening.\n\nJason\nI started working as a Grade 9 French teacher and a Grade 10 math teacher at an international school this January. I would say the experience was mostly positive. I was given a good salary – by Egyptian standards – and I did my best to educate my students. As a Canadian, I am well aware that I benefited from one of the best education systems in the world, and I did my best to bring that standard home. My superiors were happy with my performance, but I can't say the same for my students – they didn't take away as much as I would have liked. Maybe it's a cultural thing, maybe I had a particularly difficult group of kids, but simply put, they didn't care much about school. It wasn't the quality of teachers, which in my opinion was high – and they really wanted to teach – but when you're dealing with an under-regulated for-profit establishment, such as those that Egyptian international school fall under, money will often overshadow education; long-term, it is Egyptian children who will suffer, and more generally, Egypt will pay the price.\n\nZaya\nThe majority of teachers in Egypt do not have work permits, and it's not because they're avoiding it, but because most can't get it – and actually, some don't even realise the permit's importance because their employers feed them bullshit stories about them being held up since they don't have the relevant qualifications. But the truth is that owners are avoiding taxes by not declaring employees and therefore not handing out work permits. Our owners freely admitted to us – finally – that they put us down as 'volunteers' in order to avoid taxes and that's the real reason we hadn't received our work permits. One time, during school inspections, myself and four other foreign teachers were asked to go to the storage room behind the gymnasium and grade papers in silence, while school inspectors came to check for visas – it was absolutely humiliating.\n\nI was so shocked at the educational levels they burdened a child with yet failed to provide classroom support for – you have international school kids in KG2 expected to read and do subtraction! One student, soon after he started, had an incident at the playground, but the Arabic teacher did not mention it – rather, she complained that he was more interested in sleeping than in listening or responding to her. His mom is a doctor, so she was able to diagnose her son with a concussion when she got home. He had fallen from the top of a slide – a fairly high fall that you would think should have been immediately reported, especially since the next day he had a large bump and a big bruise on his forehead. How's it possible to hide that, or even miss it?\n\nTerri\nI think international schools for the most part in Egypt are horrible; they function as a money-grubbing businesses. Most school owners will do this at the expense of parents, staff and sadly, the students' education. After I signed a one-year contract, I discovered the real chairman of the school was living in Turkey while his family members made up the rest of the board. There was something fishy about the funding, and there was some talk about it supposedly being tied to the Muslim Brotherhood or some other extremist group. I mean, this isn't always the case, but this is how it was at my workplace. There are some exceptions out there, but these are few and far between in the ever-increasing number of international schools in Egypt. Something needs to be done to regulate and ensure the quality and authenticity of these schools.\n\nFiona\nI'm from England, but never attended university – I worked straight out of high school. When I was on holiday in Sharm El Sheikh, I found out the owner of the hotel also has a school in Cairo. I was immediately offered a job to work in the school, which I accepted – I taught year ones without holding a degree, experience, or training. I made the decision to leave mid-year and go back to England, because I certainly wasn't a teacher, and mainly, because they failed to train me as they had promised. To sum up my experience: I was put in a room with children and without any help, resources, books, or supervision.\n\nI taught at a well-established Islamic international school in Cairo. As praise from parents, students, and other teachers came to the ears of the administration, they decided to ask for more and more work at home. I worked from 6 AM to 1 AM on elaborate lessons with interactive Smart Board PowerPoints – inevitably, the Smart Board, computer, or sound system would not work and my presentations were tossed aside. During this time, I had four different co-teachers who quit after being burned out due to the administration's decision to assign them work in multiple classrooms. I decided to leave after a difficult week of the bus not coming to pick me up, my classroom being locked, and books being stolen from my classroom. Eventually, I scheduled a meeting with the chairwoman of the board to file my resignation – when the chairwoman's assistant called my cellphone to give me directions to a new office location, my senior and my administrator overheard the conversation, rushed to the lobby and yelled at me in both English and Arabic. They swore at me in front of the children – my senior grabbed my cellphone away from my ear, said I was \"f***ing rude,\" hung up the phone, and threw it at me! When the chairwoman finally met with me, she begged me to stay – I declined. Receiving the rest of my pay took about a week because I was denied entrance into the building. When I returned, I was asked to return all the classroom materials during the school day, in front of the children, making them ask me to stay while crying. In the end, I only received a portion of my salary because I threatened to expose their lack of visas and questionable finances to officials.\n\n*In order to protect the interviewees’ privacy, names have been changed."
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"Hello everyone, in this article I'm heading back to the challenge hosted by @splinterlands. Specifically, Share Your Battle Weekly Challenge. This week's theme is Dragons.\n\nOnly 15 points of mana are used in this battle. This made me consider fielding a monster capable of both defending and attacking at the same time. I'm optimistic about the summoner dragon's abilities. Melee Mayhem and Stampede are two additional rules. (Melee Mayhem: Mele attack monsters can attack from any position. Stampede: The trample ability can trigger multiple times per attack if the trampled monster is killed.)\n\nSo, what is the appropriate monster? I went with one of the dragon cards. Djinn Chwala is the name of the card. The card I found after completing the daily missions from the chest rewards.\n\nI had no idea the enemy would use Thaddius Brood. The enemy managed to reduce one health point in my deck line with that summoner. Because I don't use magic, the summoner's magic attack reduction effect does not affect me.\nThe enemy also employs a monster with the thorn ability, cursed windeku. This monster, like Djinn Chwala, has large health and attack points. It's just that cursed windeku lacks a shield bonus. Death elemental and undead badger are the other enemy decks.\n\nAfter applying all summoner bonuses, the battle conditions look like this.\n\nThe first round has begun.\nIf Djinn Chwala's shield is reduced, I hope Scavo Hireling can assist him. However, it turns out that the enemy has a death elemental with sniping abilities. As a result, Scavo hireling was immediately eliminated in the first attack. The undead badger attacked Djinn Chwala next. Then, The undead badger was defeated by the thorn effect's melee attack. Cursed Windeku and Djinn Chwala have a fight in which they assault one other and give each other the Thorn effect. Gives the final result that Djinn Chwala is still alive at the end of round 1 with one shield point remaining.\n\nThe second round has started.\nDjinn Chwala's health continues to be depleted by Dead Elemental strikes. The cursed windeku attack broke through Djinn Chwala's shield, reducing his health by two points. Djinn Chwala strives to make it through the following round with only four health points.\n\nDID MY STRATEGY WORK?\nYes, my strategy was successful. In this battle, I selected the appropriate card. In terms of ability, the cards used by the enemy are nearly identical (cursed windeku). However, the card I chose won due to the shield bonus. If Scavo Hireling can continue to assist Djinn Chwala, their cooperation will be invaluable. However, it appears that magic attacks can penetrate Scavo Hireling's shield.\n\nDO YOU LIKE USING DJINN CHWALA'S?\nThis type of dragon card is one that I frequently use. And always accompanies my deck if a battle against a melee team requires tanks. Although his ability is still at level 1, it is very useful and can balance enemies with high-level melee abilities.\n\nDjinn Chawla is the most powerful dragon card I have. Then there are Dragon spirits. I don't have a large dragon card collection. 😌\n\nThis card is a type of epic rarity card for Djinn Chwala. Level 6 is the highest level, which is obtained by combining 46 cards. At level 4, Djinn Chwala gains new abilities, namely, enrage. When it reaches level 6, this card will gain true strike ability.\n\nThis card comes with a shield bonus at level 1. It can overwhelm the enemy for the first two rounds with a shield bonus of 5 points and the ability of thorns. So, if you add up the health and shield points, this card is equivalent to having 14 health points. And can act as both a tank & an attacker.That is why you should have this card in your collection.\n\nSo, how do you feel about this card in the battle I described? Please leave your thoughts. Thanks for reading and hope you enjoyed my battle!\n\nTalk about Splinterlands,\nIf you haven't tried out this fantastic game called Splinterlands yet, I invite you to Join.\nIt's free, but you'll need to invest in a beginning deck or buy gaming cards to gain real assets like cards and tokens.\n🙏 I invite everyone to join Splinterlands. 🙏\nIf you use my referral link, feel free to let me know.\nAnd I will delegate you a card so you can play in bronze league II.\nspt oneup contest challenge battle hivegaming play2earn nft community splinterlands\n0\n0\n0.000\n4 comments\n\nGood post, good header, good divider, teach me or show me to get that header and divider please 😁"
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"After solid gains across the board in 2017, the Twin Cities area’s homebuilding activity is slow out of the gate this year.\n\nSo far in January, cities in the 13-county metro area have issued 424 permits for 919 new housing units, according to data released Wednesday by the Keystone Report. Permits are down 7 percent and planned units are off 16 percent.\n\nThat includes permits for 402 new single-family houses, down 6 percent, and 517 new multifamily units, down 22 percent.\n\nHerb Tousley, director of real estate programs at the University of St. Thomas, doesn’t read much into the declines.\n\n“We are basically talking about three weeks in January or thereabouts,” Tousley said. “It’s a bit too early to look at these January numbers and predict a trend.”\n\nDavid Siegel, executive director of the Builders Association of the Twin Cities and Housing First Minnesota, agreed that it’s too early to draw conclusions. But he added that the recent cold spell probably didn’t help.\n\n“When you are at minus-12 [degrees], you are not digging foundations,” he said. “That may have impacted it a little bit.”\n\nEven so, a handful of big apartment projects are reflected in the report.\n\nAlso in the report is a 102-unit senior housing project on a former restaurant site at 9000 Golden Valley Road in Golden Valley. The developer, Schuett Cos., has a concept for a second phase with a similar unit count, said Golden Valley Planning Manager Jason Zimmerman.\n\nZimmerman said the project team is close to starting demolition and construction.\n\nLike this article? Gain access to all of our great content with a month-to-month subscription. SPECIAL: Start your subscription with our low intro rate of just $14.95.\n4:53 pm Wed, January 24, 2018 Finance & Commerce\nBrian Johnson"
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"On October 9, The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan claimed that Armenian forces had carried out a series of artillery strikes on civilian settlements.\n\nIn a statement, the ministry claimed that Armenian forces targeted the Azerbaijani towns and cities of Barda, Aghdam, Mingachevir and Aghjabedi. No videos or photos confirming the strikes were shared.\n\nShushan Stepanyan, Press Secretary of the Ministry of Defense of Armenia, denied Azerbaijan’s claims, calling them “obvious fabrication.” Stepanyan also warned Azerbaijan against launching any attacks on civilian areas in Nagorno-Karabakh, where a heated battle has been ongoing since September 27.\n\n“We once more warn Azerbaijan against any attempts to provoke us by targeting populated centers and civilian infrastructure, as the Artsakh Defense Army’s response will be decisive,” Stepanyan said in a statement.\n\nOver the last two weeks, Azerbaijan made false accusations against Armenian on several occasions to justify attacks on civilian settlements in Nagorno-Karabakh.\n\nA day earlier, Azerbaijan claimed that it shot down an Armenian drone that was on its way to attack civilian areas in the country. However, the supposed “drone” turned out to be an Israeli-made IAI Harpo loitering munition of the Azerbaijani military.\n\nLater on the same day, Azerbaijani forces carried out a double-tab strike on the Ghazanchetsots Cathedral in Nagorno-Karabakh. At least ten civilians and journalists were injured.\n\nAzerbaijani attacks on settlements in Nagorno-Karabakh have, so far, claimed the lives of 22 civilians and injured more than 90 others.\n\nI did not expect Armenia to defend itself both against Azerbaijan and Turkey, the conflict became a stalemate, and it is very good for Armenia, because a stalemate means victory for Armenia… Time is on the defender side, drones will be less deadly as troops learn how to deal with them, international pressure will be heavier as the fight goes on, I don’t see a victory for Turkey and Azerbaijan if things move as they are moving now… let’s see…\n\nOnly if Armenia could hold on to NK, they have already lost 40% land and 60% population, I would doubt if Turkey will back off now as its national honor is at stake.\n\nI like SF because it looks like neutral, don’t believe in Azeri or Turkish propaganda (or Armenian too), both sides are full of exaggeration, the reality is, Turkey and Azerbaijan had a lot of success in the beginning of the conflict, now things are getting harder for them, drones alone cannot win wars, boots on the ground are essential, and armenian soldiers are proving to be more effective and they fight better on the ground, also they adapted fast to drones.\n\nHurmf, what is happening in South F.\nhuh\nNK, was never Azeri dominated, and despite the facts about the creation of this Azerbijan, witch is 100% fake, its not even close to whats real, yet people continue to write about Armenians iligale occupation of NK, what amazes me, is that the this people, witch lies about everything is destroying their own credibility, but yet, SF writes their articles in an way that blurs that fact that NK was always Armenian, and Azeri is an atrifical creation, the name is infact Iranian, and that Sovjet created Azeris to be friendly to the Turds, and their claims are just nonsense and the Russians knows this.\nThis war was started by the Turdians and Azeris, period, and backed by everybody, incl Putin.\n\nI am not that surpriced about the massive level of disinfo about Armenians, because the Azeris have suport from the Turds/ISISrael/ZATO and UssA, whom even have their “best” scumbags roaming in Baku, and somehow, Armenia is blamed for everything. I havent read this level of bullshit since Libya, amazing level of sniveling drivel and the hughe influx of people whom knows jack shit but is cock shure about some few issues witch is then to legitimise the ethnic cleansing of Armenians in NK. Sites like ZeroH, pimps Turdish propaganda, Fake do the same, MoA is gone total retard, and so on, even when we show historical videos about Armenia, the various tribes in whats to day Azer, even when the openly betrayal of Armenians done by the Russians for centurys, even when Armenians died for Russia for centurys, Russia throws them under the buss again for to suck up to the Ottomaniacs, the Turds happy head chopping forces, witch Russia claims its fighting in Syria and Libya.\n\nI despite this, knows that you will loose on this in the long run Russian a..likers and apoligistas, because one thing is been Non Negotiable, another thing is been an traitore when the proverbial shit hits the fan, like Russia does to Armenia and Syria, when they for decades backed the scumbag whom ruled Armenia like an dick, yeah, we dont like dicks but this one is our dick, and then came an slick used car saleman and promissed gold and green forests, and won, and somehow, despite the fact I could mention an long list of similare scums and false preachers, most think its ok then to slaughter Armenians an mass, fascinating bunch of sickos, and despite Armenians have been treated like shit by the Russians that have been stead fast, despite the Russians obvious ignorings of the reality regarding the Govs in Armenia witch they by large been behind, Armenians have cooperated with Russia.\n\nI have no problems with undestanding the Sore-ass conection, but to witch extent that have anything to do with this conflict is beyond me, I have written about this Mofo for years, knows how they operate, warned the AmeriTards about the color revolution witch have comed home, despite that, I read about things I know they dont cause everything, this NGOs are all over the world, but the propaganda against Armenians have ramped that up to idiotic heights, and like the Catalan case, where the same sites somehow, and an large pack of drooling idiots commenting, witch claimed that the Catalans where Sore-ass patsies, they never came up with anything, other than accusations, wile I know the case is entirly false, but some of this NGO is present never the less in Northen Spain, as they are more or less everywhere else, like in Libya where they are behind the human trafficing and yet nobody have done anything about that, and so on, we are dealing with an pack of f…. amatures regarding commenting and its become an anoying insult to intellegence and knowledge about our present world, to much AmeriTards in this sites, it shows, and that is on top of everything else.\nDunka, dunka.\n\nI am shamed by the Russians and I will make shure humanity will never forget this, the western rat packs and Turd likers is what you can expect, like the HasbaRats whom suddenly backs the Turds, huh.\nThats why I read so much nonsense this days from sites I am now dead certain is nothing but fake, controlled oposittion, they always comes forth, one day, and some have done that now.\nThanks.\n\nYou are so right.\n\nRussians betrayed Armenia again. The Americans and the Jews are firmly on the Turkish side.\n\nAsk yourself, why all countries abandoned Armenians????\n\nIt does not matter who dominate N-K. In North Iran, there are a lot of Azeris. It does not mean those people can just break away from Iran to join Azerbaijan. The same with the Chinese people in Thailand, Vietnam, Burma. Mongols in China. Muslims in India. And a lot more people mingled together. If all are allowed to merge to whatever they want, then this world would be a big mess.\n\nThere are also German people in Poland and a lot other countries…..\n\nArmenia is in the same league of HTS, ISIS, Sudan, Somalia, Yemen and Libya. They do not behave like Christians. They are even worse than those Kurds.\n\nThe two liars accuse each other of lying, this is the only case in which both of them do not lie.\n\nArmenia will never compromise. They are just trying to buy time with negotiation. Azeri military should continue to advance.\n\nN-K will be empty soon.\n\nHold Your Fire! Podcast: What’s Behind the Fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh\n\nThis old lady wants to kill everyone. She is about to die anyway."
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"He learned the work of a Barber from Engels Rodriguez. Both worked together for a short time, before Engels made himself a Barbershop.\n\nIn 2017, just short after he finished as a Barber, he took part of the Barber World Championship. Where in the beginnings the best national Barbers were voted. He won the best Barber Award of Switzerland in 2017 and with that he is one 21 best Barbers from all over the World.\n\nJoel has got a Talent, he has a sight for details and precision. And that comes together with learning from Engels Rodriguez. They‘re a pro-Barber-Team.\n\nSince Engels was looking for some other Barbers working in his Shop, he was sure about Joel working with him together.",
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"March 8th marks the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton marked the occasion by handing out “Women of Courage” awards, and by launching the “100 Women Initiative,” bringing 100 women leaders from 92 countries to the United States to nurture them in political, economic, and civic leadership.\n\n“We’ve come a long way, ladies,” First Lady Michelle Obama declared from the East Room of the White House. She said that while women are breaking barriers and excelling in careers their mothers and grandmothers believed were off-limits, more progress is needed to achieve true equality. “We as a nation benefit from every girl whose potential is fulfilled, from every woman whose talent is tapped.” President Obama concurred, “We will not rest until our mothers, sisters and daughters assume their rightful place as full and equal members of a secure, prosperous and just world.”\n\nThe same message resounded around the globe. Google celebrated the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day with a special Google Doodle image that transformed the “gle” in “Google” into images of women as doctors and graduates. In Britain, the UK Guardian released a provocative video starring Daniel Craig as James Bond, and narrated by Judy Dench. “We’re equals, aren’t we 007?” asks Dench as M, opening the film in voiceover, as Craig walks towards the camera. Dench launches into a bleak monologue about the state of women while Bond reappears cross-dressed in drag—as a woman.\n\nThe message is that “true equality” requires that women be treated exactly the same as men. Women will not be equal until the sexes have interchangeable roles, interchangeable jobs, interchangeable responsibilities . . . and even an interchangeable identity. Equality means interchangeablity. The sexes will not be “equal” until a man can metaphorically “cross-dress” as a woman, and a woman as a man—until husband and wife, mother and father are superfluous terms, and the world reflects a socialist, gender-neutral 50/50 division of labor in every sphere of life.\n\nRole interchangeability was the vision embraced by those who launched the first International Women’s Day (IWD) a hundred years ago. IWD, originally known as International Working Women’s Day, was started by German socialist, Clara Zetkin. It was an effort to unite the labor movement and provide international impetus for the spread of socialism. Zetkin wanted to harness the anger of female factory workers to force political change.\n\nAnd in Russia, IWD did just that. In 1917, demonstrations marking International Women’s Day initiated the first of two revolutions that led to the collapse of Imperial Russia, the end of the Romanov dynasty, and the beginning of Communism. Lenin subsequently established IWD as a national holiday in the USSR “in commemoration of the outstanding merits of Soviet women in communistic construction.”\n\nThe new socialist order granted women more political and legal “equality” than any capitalist country, before or since. Reforms such as the right to vote and divorce were introduced within weeks. The legal concept of illegitimacy was abolished and in 1920 abortion became legal and free. Women were granted equal pay, and affirmative action ensured that they were equally represented in all professions.\n\nAlso fundamental to this process was the freeing of women from the burdens and constraints of the nuclear family. In socialist thought, the family systematically restricts and devalues the role played by women in society.Women need to be freed from the traditional roles of wife and mother in order to be equal.\n\nThe emerging utopian socialist society aimed to relieve women of their private responsibilities within the family and have the familial role traditionally filled by women provided publicly by the state. By 1919 over 90 per cent of Petrograd had access to communal restaurants, government childcare and laundry services. As Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky said, “the revolution made a heroic effort to destroy the so called family hearth—the archaic, stuffy, and stagnant institution in which the women of the toiling classes perform the galley labor from childhood to death.”\n\nThe USSR sought to promote the equality of women by ensuring that women fulfilled the same role in society as men. The attempt failed miserably. But the feminist movement nevertheless idealized a gender-free societal division of labor. And this precept is still popular in current culture. The message we are hearing this International Women’s Day is that women will only be equal when they assume the same roles as men. Enforcing “sameness” will uphold woman’s worth and dignity.\n\nI beg to differ.\n\nMen and women are equal, but different. I believe that we will see the dignity of women upheld when we embrace our God-given differences—not when we deny them. What we women need is to be women—to be the relaters, responders, mothers and nurturers that God created us to be. And we need you men to step up to the plate and be men—to be the providers, protectors and fathers that God created you to be. We need you to assume the responsibility of leadership in our homes and communities and to go to bat for women who are abused, downtrodden, oppressed, and forgotten. We don’t need women to be more like men—or men to be more like women. We need radical, counter-cultural men and women who dare to delight in God’s design.\n\nI know that as long as we live in this sin-tainted world, women—the softer, more vulnerable sex— will suffer unjustly at the hands of sinful men. Legal protection/intervention is absolutely necessary to try to alleviate her plight. But gender-bending and role obliteration does not help our cause. It just makes matters worse. It is when men sense their responsibility to benevolently protect and provide that women will experience the dignity and respect that is their due.\n\nEquality will not be achieved by pushing for gender-neutralization of male and female roles. Women do not need to be the same to be equal. On this International Women’s Day, I encourage you women to embrace and delight in what it means to be a woman. But more than anything, I call out to you men to step up to the plate and be men.\n\nCalling All the Single Ladies!",
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"The countdown against Russia is on - and Europe is already overwhelmed\n\nMost recently, a US holiday put everyone involved under time pressure: Even before Washington largely stops working this Thanksgiving week, the G-7 countries should agree on the global price cap for Russian oil so that it can come into force at the beginning of December.",
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"Most recently, a US holiday put everyone involved under time pressure: Even before Washington largely stops working this Thanksgiving week, the G-7 countries should agree on the global price cap for Russian oil so that it can come into force at the beginning of December.\n\nIn the course of Wednesday, the G7, the EU states and Australia discussed the oil sanction in a whole chain of meetings. The level of the cap, which is intended to fulfill three goals, was a point of contention until the very end: It is intended to ensure that Russian oil continues to be traded on the world market so that the global oil supply remains high and shortages do not cause prices to rise.\n\nAt the same time, the cap is intended to ensure that Russia earns as little as possible from the oil business so that it cannot use the proceeds to finance the war in Ukraine.\n\nWhat amount is appropriate, so there was a dispute until the end. Economists assume that Russian oil production is economically worthwhile at a price of 30 dollars per barrel, so Russian producers do not make any losses with oil production and sale.\n\nIn fact, however, the Russian state budget is designed for an oil price of 50 to 60 dollars per barrel. A price below that would mean a massive shock for the national budget and also for the Russian economy. According to experts, Putin would have considerable problems financing his war in Ukraine - not least because he also has to pay for the hundreds of thousands of reservists who have just been called up.\n\nA number of EU countries have therefore pushed for the lowest possible price in the negotiations, which is just above the production costs. An Eastern European diplomat spoke of 20 dollars. The US Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen, had already discussed a much higher price of $60 a few weeks ago. Most recently, the EU states are said to have discussed a value of 65 to 70 dollars.\n\nEven if the G7, Australia and the EU want to reach an agreement very soon, experts believe that one urgent question remains unanswered: whether the new global sanctions can really be monitored and enforced. Here experts have considerable doubts.\n\n\"We are very skeptical that these complicated rules can really be enforced,\" says Louis Wilson of the non-governmental organization Global Witness. \"This is one of the most complicated sanctions ever and the more complicated a sanction is, the more difficult it is to monitor and enforce compliance.\"\n\nIn fact, the USA is trying to reconcile sanctions and its own interests with the price cap. In fact, as of December 5, EU sanctions will ban the transportation, insurance and financing of shipments of Russian oil.\n\nThe ban on insurance is particularly painful for Russia: according to Global Witness, 80 percent of tanker deliveries with Russian oil are currently covered by insurance companies in London, Luxembourg, Sweden and Norway. The insurance ban would initially have largely brought the trade in Russian oil to a standstill.\n\nHowever, the US government does not want this blockade of the Russian oil business. She feared rising oil and petrol prices worldwide if Russian supplies to the world market had failed. Instead, she relies on the oil price cap and has thus prevailed in Brussels.\n\nIt is now planned that deliveries of Russian oil may only be transported, insured and financed worldwide in the future if the price remains below the cap limit. The rule would affect companies in the EU, the G-7 countries and Australia, but would apply to deliveries all over the world.\n\n\"The G7 are demanding that Russian producers, intermediaries and insurance companies in Europe, as well as alternative insurers in Turkey and Dubai, play along with the price cap,\" says activist Wilson. “None of these three groups has an interest in complying with these rules. If even one of these groups doesn't play along, the whole system collapses.\"\n\nThe EU states in particular do not have the capacity to monitor the rules. The EU leaves the monitoring and enforcement of the sanctions largely to the member states.\n\nFrom Wilson's point of view, this is a problem: \"The EU and the EU member states are not able to enforce regulations like this,\" says the activist. “The US will properly enforce the oil price cap, as well as other sanctions. But the institutions in the EU are not as powerful as those in the US.”\n\nEspecially since the EU apparently wants to weaken the penalties that companies face if they circumvent the sanctions. Actually, as a punishment, they should be banned indefinitely from access to maritime services in the EU, such as insurance.\n\nNow, according to a draft quoted by Bloomberg, the only provision is that they will not be allowed to use these services for 90 days, and then only for shipments of Russian oil. The services should be available for other transports.\n\nFor Simone Tagliapietra, energy expert at the Brussels think tank Bruegel, the success of the price cap also depends on whether the US is willing to impose sanctions on companies from third countries. \"The willingness of the G7 and especially the USA to impose secondary sanctions on organizations in third countries that circumvent the sanctions system will be decisive for the implementation of the oil price cap,\" says the energy expert.\n\n“That means the US might have to impose sanctions on oil customers, shipping companies and insurers in China or India. That could be a political challenge. It will be interesting to see how far the US and other governments will be willing to go.”\n\nIrrespective of the global oil price cap, the EU no longer wants to import Russian oil by ship from the beginning of December. Exceptions are possible for oil that flows into the EU via pipelines, which above all Central and Eastern European countries without access to the sea want to claim.\n\nOther petroleum products from Russian refineries, which are even more difficult to replace than crude oil from Russia, the import ban will not come into force until the beginning of February 2023.\n\nFrom December 5, EU companies will also no longer be allowed to transport Russian oil to countries outside the EU, or to insure or finance corresponding deliveries - unless the cargo complies with the specifications of the G-7 price cap.\n\n‹ ›\nKeywords:\nRusslandKriegWirtschaftliche SanktionenÖlpreisePolitische SanktionenKaiserTobiasRusslandUkraineKrieg (24.2.2022)G7G 7TexttospeechEU (Europäische Union)RusslandEuropaUSAWashingtonApple PodcastAustralienAmazon MusicSachalinBloombergGlobal WitnesUkrainePreisdeckelÖlPolitik\nYour comment has been forwarded to the administrator for approval.×\nWarning! 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After all, Konnech was suing True the Vote for defamation for alleging essentially the same thing.\n\nThe arrest was a huge embarrassment to a New York Times reporter who’d published a piece just one day prior about a “small group of election deniers” who pushed a “conspiracy theory” that “a small American election software company, Konnech, had secret ties to the Chinese Communist Party and had given the Chinese government backdoor access to personal data about two million poll workers in the United States.”\n\nLess than two months later, the charges have been dropped (but are allegedly still being investigated), and Gascon has placed the lead Deputy District Attorney on the case on administrative leave – the fact of that leave, of course, being leaked to Gascon’s favored reporter at the LA Times, along with insinuation that the Deputy DA had acted unprofessionally or improperly. The headline:\n\nWithin the article, and another article published on November 16, it’s clear that Gascon’s trying to distance himself from the entire episode and throw Deputy DA Eric Neff under the bus. Gascon’s spokesperson Tiffiny Blacknell issued a statement to the Times:\n\n“We knew that the arrest of Mr. Yu would quickly become publicly known and it could raise suspicion about the security of the election. We also knew that some members of the public would worry that votes were stolen or miscounted — which has never been at issue — or have legitimate concerns about data privacy,” she said, adding that much of the information Gascón provided at the news conference came from “employees closest to this investigation.”\n\nBlacknell’s statement indicated that office leadership found problems with the evidence after the arrest was announced.\n\n“During the course of this prosecution, upper-level management became aware of irregularities in how the case was presented,” she said.\n\nIt’s more likely that Gascon underestimated how quickly the story would tear through the conservative media sphere, that his prosecution might hamper Konnech’s case against True The Vote, and that he could be seen as supporting “election deniers.”\n\nIn addition, Sean Hassett, who was then heading the Public Integrity Division (PID), the division in charge of the prosecution, was rebuked by Judge Kathleen Kennedy during a 2021 corruption case. Kennedy said Hassett was “just tripping over [his] feet and falling on [his face].” Gascon has a history of selecting his political allies to lead important divisions instead of people who are actually competent, so it’s not surprising that he chose Hassett to lead one of the most important divisions in his office, or that he chose to punish someone else when he needed a fall guy.\n\nGascon’s attempt to say that he just didn’t really know what was happening at the time of the arrest and to imply that some kind of conspiracy theorist hijacked an important office and forced an arrest just don’t hold water, especially when viewed in light of concurrent events.\n\nOn October 4 Gascon seemed pretty confident in the sequence of events during the press conference to announce Yu’s arrest, where he was flanked by his longtime friend (from his LAPD days) and head of the LADA’s Bureau of Investigation, Chief Robert Arcos, and Hassett. Even Joseph Iniguez, Gascon’s chief flunky and former political opponent (who, having never tried a felony case, was promoted to chief of staff upon Gascon’s election), got in on the press conference.\n\nIf he wasn’t confident, he was at least trying to hog the spotlight for what he thought would be a consequential prosecution. At that time Gascon said, in part:\n\nMy Bureau of Investigation took Yu into custody today with assistance from police from Meridian Township, Michigan.\n\nThe investigators have been conducting searches of his home and other Konnech locations in Michigan. At issue here is the theft of personal identifying information of election workers in Los Angeles County. This information is not…related to election material or voter information.\n\nThe investigation by my office found probable cause to believe that Konnech allegedly violated this contract by storing critical information that the workers provided on servers in China. We intend to hold all of those responsible for this breach accountable.\n\nSo it was Gascon’s Bureau of Investigation, not a separate law enforcement agency, conducting the investigation — meaning, Gascon couldn’t simply dismiss charges by blaming a different office for some kind of miscommunication.\n\nArcos then spoke, saying (in part):\n\nAs you can imagine, there’s a large amount of evidence that needs to be collected, secured, and transported back to Los Angeles in this case.\n\nOur computer forensics team is highly regarded for their expertise, and is working diligently to secure this evidence. As this investigation continues to unfold, our team remains in constant communication with our District Attorney, and the District Attorney’s office in Ingham County.\n\nThe Bureau of Investigation is the fourth largest law enforcement agency in the county, with over 300 employees assigned. We are the largest of the 58 counties in the state. The experience and expertise of the men and women assigned to the Bureau of Investigation is extraordinary. They represent the finest in our profession, and I am extremely proud of their dedicated, relentless, and selfless service to the County of Los Angeles.\n\nGiven Arcos’ confidence in the BOI’s computer forensics team, it’s curious that the reason given by Gascon’s spokesperson for dropping the charges was that it would take months to review the data obtained in the search warrant to determine if criminal charges are warranted and announced that they’d “assembled a new team of investigators with cyber security expertise and an independent expert to review the ‘immense volume of digital data’ it has collected in the case.”\n\nOne sentence of the office’s statement stands out now, considering what’s happened since then:\n\nAnd, this interesting aside in the Times’ November 22 piece:\n\nThe district attorney’s Public Integrity Division, which filed the case against Yu, this week was brought under the control of Gascón’s chief of staff, Joseph Iniguez, according to a document reviewed by The Times. Blacknell did not respond to questions about whether the move was linked to the handling of the Konnech case.\n\nThe criminal complaint, filed October 13 by LADA Investigator Andrew Stevens and Neff alleged that Konnech was using third-party contractors based in China, in violation of their contract terms, and stated:\n\nIn addition, the complaint stated that Luis Nabergoi, project manager for Konnech’s contract with Los Angeles County, had confirmed back on August 18th, a month and a half prior to the arrest, through a messaging app that “any employee for Chinese contractors working on PollChief software had ‘superadministration’ privileges for all PollChief clients. Mr. Nabergoi described the situation as a ‘huge security issue.’”\n\nIn numerous articles about the prosecution, the LA Times downplayed the significance of the superadministrator role, saying it’s unclear exactly what that involves. Former CIA officer Sam Faddis, who isn’t down with any “stolen election” theories, wrote on his Substack:\n\n“An individual with super administration access to a system can do effectively anything inside that system. He or she can delete data, steal data, alter data, change programming, etc. Perhaps most importantly, that individual can cover his or her tracks, because they can potentially also access and alter all security protocols and programs.”\n\nWhile this series of events was occurring in Los Angeles, the civil case in Texas between Konnech and True The Vote was heating up. True The Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips were held in contempt of court by US District Court Judge Kenneth Hoyt for refusing to name a person who was involved in their investigation of Konnech’s data storage practices, and then jailed on October 31. Hoyt ordered the two to remain jailed until they revealed that person’s name, but the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered them released on November 7.\n\nAt that time the remainder of the contempt order was kept in place, but on November 22 — just hours before the LA Times’ story on Neff’s suspension published — that three-judge panel from the Fifth Circuit struck down the order in a blistering opinion. In part, the opinion stated that Hoyt “used a temporary restraining order, a preliminary injunction, and a civil-contempt order to litigate the case on Konnech’s behalf” and ordered that “any future appellate proceedings regarding any future contempt orders shall be directed to and decided by this panel.”\n\nIs it possible that the timing of this disclosure about Neff’s administrative leave was meant to blunt any fallout from the Fifth Circuit opinion? Or is it just that Gascon, Hassett, and Arcos weren’t smart enough to realize that this prosecution might help conservatives and bailed once they found out?\n\nRegardless, we will continue to monitor developments in the case and at the LA District Attorney’s office.",
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Rs. 45 lakh each to the family of the deceased and Rs. 10 lakh each to those injured in this incident. The most shocking thing out of this incident was that the Central Leadership still hasn't asked for Ajay Mishra's resignation as a sign of integrity and morals.\n\nThe role of The Supreme Court\n\nOn 6th October, two Supreme Court lawyers wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of India, NV Ramana requesting him to register a case to look into the Lakhimpur Kheri Incident. According to Livelaw, the case was supposed to be registered as a letter PIL, but it was registered as Suo Moto.\n\nOn 7th October, the bench led by CJI Ramana was told that the mother of the deceased(Lovepreet Singh) was in a critical condition due to the loss of her son and directed the State Government of Uttar Pradesh to provide the best medical treatment. According to Livelaw, advocate Shiv Kumar Tripathi, one of the advocates who wrote the letter, told the Supreme Court that the investigation is not being conducted properly. However, after assurance from the state government, CJI Ramana asked the state government to provide them with the status report the very next day.\n\nOn the next day of the hearing, The State of UP was represented by Harish Salve. Senior Advocate Harish Salve told the court that we've sent \"notice\" to the \"young man\" against whom allegations have been made. He needs to show up at 11 am tomorrow or the law will take its course. To this argument, CJI responded by saying that \"We’re not on merits. The allegation is of 302. Treat him the same way we treat other persons in other cases.\" (IPC 302 deals with punishment relating to murder.) The CJI was also of the opinion that they expect \"responsible government and police working.\" He said that \"When there's a serious allegation of 302, how will the accused be treated? Sending notice like please come please tell us?\"\n\nSalve responded by saying that the case is very serious, but this was not taken very well by the bench. According to Livelaw, the CJI made the following remarks, \"if it's serious, then the way it should’ve proceeded it has not proceeded is what we feel. It appears only in words & not in actions.\" CJI also came down heavily on the government by saying that in normal circumstances if a case is made out of 302, police go and arrest the concerned person, but here the procedure wasn't followed. Salve ensured the court that the shortcomings would be filled by tomorrow. During the end of the hearing, the bench made it clear to the Uttar Pradesh government that \"they are not satisfied by the steps taken by the state government\" and adjourned the matter till 20th October.\n\nOn 20th October, the Supreme Court said that the state of UP was \"dragging their feet.\"\n\nThis comment came when the Supreme Court questioned the UP government over its status report. According to Indian Express, The state government had filed a status report saying that of 44 witnesses, statements of four have been recorded before a judicial magistrate under Section 164 CrPC. The bench was shocked to know that out of 44 only 4 statements have been recorded that too only as evidentiary value. Expressing surprise, J. Kholi said \"We think you are dragging your feet. So please dispel that impression.\" Harish Salve also said that he has provided all the details about the status report on a sealed cover, but this was outright rejected by the bench. \"We never said anything about sealed covers,” said the bench.\n\nSalve requested the bench to grant him one more week to end all the queries put forth by the CJI. Adjourning the Court, CJI also asked Salve to make arrangements for witness protection.\n\nOn 26th November, the Court was informed that the statements of more witnesses have been recorded under Section 164 of the CrPc. Salve also informed the Court that a lot of Media evidence is there which can't be admitted unless verified. CJI again pointed out the issue of witness protection to which Salve said that the Protection has already been provided. The Court adjourned the matter till 8th November.\n\nOn 8th November, the bench while going over the status report said that there's nothing new in it except that more have been examined. 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"(This is an archived page, from the Patterns of Power Edition 3 book. Current versions are at book contents).\n\nAlthough the definition of ‘politics’ that is used here includes family and organisational politics, the term 'politician' in this book is restricted to those whose prime function is to exercise powers on behalf of the people: to represent them externally and to provide governance, in the form of leadership and administration, internally.\n\nThis usage excludes those who are responsible for day-to-day management of public services, where the term ‘public servant’ is used if the person is employed by the State; public servants should provide the best service they can on behalf of the population, whilst complying with whatever direction they are given by politicians. Decision-makers whose prime responsibilities are in other dimensions of power – business, religious and military leaders, for example – are also excluded from this definition of the term ‘politician’.\n\nThe processes for appointing politicians, and the mechanisms by which they interact with the people they serve, are at the core of the Political Dimension of governance. The power relationship between people and politicians can be described as a negotiable bargain: politicians are granted power and they receive support (perhaps only tacit support) in return.\n\nThe following diagram provides an overview of the role of national politicians:",
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"Stranraer is a port town in Wigtownshire.\n\nStranraer lies on the shores of Loch Ryan on the northern side of the isthmus joining the Rhins of Galloway to the mainland. The name is generally believed to come from the Gaelic An t-Sròn Reamhar meaning \"The Fat Nose\" but which more prosaically might be rendered as \"the broad headland\", possibly from Galloway Gaelic or Ulster Gaelic. Another interpretation would link the second element in the name with Rerigonium, a settlement anciently noted by Ptolemy in this part of Britain.\n\nStranraer is best known as having been a ferry port connecting Galloway with Belfast. The service to Larne was transferred to Cairnryan in November 2011.[1]\n\nThe original part of town is that down by the lochside, including Sheuchan Street and Agnew Crescent, known locally as the Clayhole or, in local dialect Cl'yhole, and a man from that part of town is a \"Clayholer\".\n\nStranraer became a burgh of barony in 1596 and a royal burgh in 1617. By 1600, it had become the market town for western Wigtownshire. At about this time Stranraer was reached by a military road built from Dumfries to allow easier access to Portpatrick for transport to Ireland.\n\nThe first harbour in Stranraer was built in the mid-18th century, with further port development in the 1820s. The arrival of the railway from Dumfries in 1861 finally established Stranraer as the area's main port. In 1862, the line was extended to serve the harbour directly, and a link to Portpatrick was also opened. Some time later, a rail connection north to Girvan was established.\n\nStranraer remained the main Scottish port for the Irish ferries for the next 150 years or so.\n\nStranraer and its surrounding area saw a significant amount of activity during the Second World War, as it became a focus for anti U-boat work. Flying boats operated from the area in an attempt to secure the waters of the North Channel and the south western coast of Scotland. Almost all of Britain's shipping imports passed through those two sea areas on their way to the Cyde or the Mersey. Indeed, the flying boat Supermarine Stranraer is named after the town. Winston Churchill himself departed from Stranraer in a Boeing Flying Boat on the night of the 25 June 1942, when making his second visit of the war to the United States. Churchill also spent time at nearby Knockinaam Lodge during the war years.\n\nOn 31 January 1953, 133 people died when the Princess Victoria out if Stranraer sank near Belfast Lough after its car deck was swamped by heavy seas.\n\nStranraer has an active local history trust which publishes work on the area's history commissioned from local authors.\n\nThe Castle of St John is a mediæval tower house, built around 1500 by the Adairs of Kilhilt. It has been used as a home, a court, a prison, and a military garrison, the latter during the Killing Times in the 1680s.\n\nThe Old Town Hall was built in 1776 and now houses Stranraer Museum with its displays of Victorian Wigtownshire and the town's polar explorers, Sir John Ross and his nephew James Clark Ross.\n\nThe town is also home to the North West Castle, built in 1820 and with its own indoor curling ice rink.[2]\n\nGeorge Street, at the heart of the old quarter of town",
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"Stranraer and the shores of Loch Ryan, as seen from the north-eastern end of the town\n\nStranraer is the largest town in Wigtownshire and indeed the biggest in Galloway. With the surrounding area, it counts a population of nearly 13,000. It is currently undergoing redevelopment in the South Central Area (known as Dick's Hill, Ochtrelure and the southern part of Liddesdale Road area into the Gallow Hill).\n\nThe town is divided into districts:\n\nAt an estimated cost of £1.29m, the ‘Castle Square’ development will be the first phase of the redevelopment of Stranraer town centre and significantly change the flow of traffic with Castle Street and George Street both being narrowed in a bid to be more pedestrian friendly.[3]\n\nThe Castle Square was formally unveiled in early Spring and has so far hosted a range of activities, including music and family events.\n\nThe main industries in the area are the ferry port, with associated industries, tourism and more traditionally farming. The Caledonian Cheese Company operates a large creamery in the town which supports a large number of jobs. Stranraer is the home to Seriously Strong Cheese.",
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"Stranraer railway station is the southern terminus for one of the branch lines of the Glasgow South Western Line. Trains go daily to Ayr, Glasgow, and Kilmarnock. The trains connect with the ferry to Belfast.\n\nIn November 2011 Stena Line relocated its ferry services to a new port at Old House Point, north of Cairnryan. It is hoped that the existing port in Stranraer will be redeveloped with the departure of Stena Line, with proposals to build a transport hub having been drawn up.\n\nThe nearest Airport to Stranraer is Belfast City Airport, 30 miles away which is only accessible by ferry. The nearest airport this side of the sea is Glasgow Prestwick.[4]\n\nJames Barton, one of the visionaey engineers of the later Victorian period, dreamed of a rail tunnel across the North Channel from Wigtownshire to Antrim. He published a paper about the project to the International Engineering Congress in Glasgow in September 1901, estimating the cost at £10,000,000.\n\nFor distance the North Channel is no undefeatable challenge, the Channel Tunnel from Kent is longer, but depth and geology stand against it. Instead, Barton proposed a floating tunnel which would have been anchored at Whitehead on Island Magee and at Portpatrick on the Rhinns of Galloway and sunk just deep enough to keep it away from tide and storm. A few weeks after Barton's paper was published, Lord Rosebery alluded to it with favour in a speech in Stranraer. It was never however attempted. The idea does not however go away.\n\nAlso at Stair Park are BMX and skateboarding ramps, and all-weather tennis and netball courts. The town also has a swimming pool (with flume), fitness suite, gymnasium and large sports hall at the council-run Ryan Centre, as well as other football fields, parks and all-weather multi-purpose pitches.\n\nThroughout the years, Stranraer has also become a centre of excellence for Scottish curling. The town boasts the first hotel in the world with an indoor curling ice rink (North West Castle), and was the birthplace of Hammy McMillan, a World Champion curler, who continues to live in the town today. The town is host to a number of annual curling championships, including the Scottish Ladies' Curling Championship and the World Juniors Curling Championship.\n\nThere is also an amateur Boxing club and amateur Kickboxing club currently active in Stranraer.\n\nA small leisure boat marina was constructed in Stranraer Harbour in 2008."
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"Where many of the adventures in my campaign took place.\n\nFondfield, a local military district headquarters, was the home to the player characters.\n\nQuasqueton is where I ran B-1 module from TSR. The map and dungeon I have placed on this site is a new dungeon with the basic premise. It is Southeast of Fondfield.\n\nSraa Keep is where the player characters encounter a tough dungeon, and a lich, it is west of Fondfield. Very little of Sraa Keep is on the surface. Oh, and watch out for the giant slugs !\n\nThe road leading off to the Northwest leads to the stone keep and grounds the player characters won. The road leads down the coast to Dwarfbas, the nearest Dwarven City. A few days away is Dwarf Home. A many level dungeon with many rooms.\n\nThe blue area upper right is part of the Sea of Ghanuu. The dark green forests near Quasqueton and Sraa Keep are sickly and dangerous. The lighter forest near Quasqueton is dangerous, and could be having an influence on that border castle to the west.\n\nKrini Forest is in two parts. One part lawful and one part chaotic.\n\nVarious foods are grown in this area, with some shallow water crabs and clams available as well. Some of the olives are pressed for oil, and this is sold to markets outside Trillolara.\n\nThe Barrier Hills do act as a barrier to most invasion forces, but the blocking isn’t complete.",
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"Samsung today introduced its latest smartphone, the Galaxy A8s. It is Samsung’s first smartphone with an Infinity-O display, which has a nearly edge-to-edge, uninterrupted design beyond a small hole for the front-facing camera.\n\nIt is also Samsung’s first smartphone without a headphone jack, much to the amusement of iPhone users, as Samsung has mocked Apple for over two years over its decision to remove the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 in 2016, a trend that has continued through to the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR.",
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"While on stage unveiling the new Galaxy Note7 in 2016, for example, Samsung executive Justin Denison made sure to point out that the device came with a headphone jack. “Want to know what else it comes with?” he asked. “An audio jack. I’m just saying,” he answered, smirking as the audience laughed.\n\nAnd earlier this year, Samsung mocked the iPhone X’s lack of a headphone jack in one of its “Ingenius” ads promoting the Galaxy S9.\n\nIn the ad, a customer at an Apple Store asks if he can use his wired headphones with the iPhone X, and the employee informs him that he will need a dongle. The customer then inquires about charging at the same time, and the employee says he’ll need another dongle. “So, a double dongle,” the customer says.\n\nTo use wired headphones with the Galaxy A8s, a mid-range device for the Chinese market, users must use a USB-C to 3.5mm jack adapter.\n\nWhile rumors suggest Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S10 will continue to feature a headphone jack, it could be the company’s last flagship handset to have one. In October, Korean website ETNews said Samsung is considering removing the headphone jack from the Galaxy Note10 in 2019 and Galaxy S11 in 2020.\n\nSamsung isn’t the first tech giant to mock Apple’s decision to remove the headphone jack, only to follow suit. Google poked fun at the iPhone 7’s lack of headphone jack while unveiling its original Pixel smartphone in 2016, and then the Pixel 2 launched without one just a year later."
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"Martin Bell has stood in war zones as both a soldier and a journalist. From Vietnam to Bosnia to Iraq, he has witnessed first-hand the dramatic changes in how conflicts are fought and how they are reported.\nIn an age of international terror, more and more reports are issued from the sidelines. The dominance of social media has ushered in a post-truth world: Twitter rumours and unverifiable videos abound, and TV news seeks to entertain rather than inform. A former MP and one of the outstanding journalists of our time, he provides a moving, personal account of war and issues an impassioned call to put the substance back in our news."
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