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"The Correctional Leaders Association (CLA), comprised of the top principals of 58 correctional systems across the U.S., is advocating for the replacement of outdated prisons nationwide.\n\nA new, open letter from the Executive Director of the Correctional Leaders Association (CLA), Kevin Kempf, highlights the urgent need across the nation—with a focus on Alabama—for aging and outdated prison facilities to be replaced.\n\nWhile the disrepair of Alabama’s facilities has been well-documented, many in the industry are potentially unaware of the gravity of the crisis nationwide as regards outdated venues; in fact, records indicate that 579 of the 950 major state prisons were built between 1980 and 2000, making them more than 20-40 years old.\n\nThe letter from CLA’s Kemp follows in full below, and you can find out more about the organization at www.correctionalleaders.com.\n\nTo Whom It May Concern:\n\nThe Correctional Leaders Association (CLA) is an organization comprised of the top principals of 58 correctional systems across the United States. Our members are the CEOs for corrections and lead over 400,000 correctional professionals and oversee approximately 8 million adults in custody as well as on probation and parole. Through our organization, we seek to utilize our expertise to influence policy makers on issues that impact the custody and care of the inmate population as well as the dedicated professionals that work in our facilities every day.\n\nAs with other industries, the landscape of corrections has changed significantly over the years. Correctional leaders are focused more than ever on providing a multidisciplinary approach to delivering services to offenders with an emphasis on medical and mental health care and vocational and educational programming aimed at reducing recidivism. This is a laudable goal, and we are making tangible progress. The stark reality, however, is that prisons built decades ago (never mind those built in the early 1900s) were never designed to deliver the services that are needed in today’s environment. These facilities do not have space dedicated to educational and vocational programming, and medical space is often wholly inadequate. This makes an already difficult situation almost impossible, when offenders are not given the option to get a GED, take a carpentry class, participate in drug treatment, or receive proper medical care. Offenders leaving this environment are at a severe disadvantage and the numbers tell us that they will likely reoffend and come back to prison. This cycle needs to stop. This problem is exacerbated further when the physical plant that does exist – inadequate as it is – has fallen into disrepair and is unsafe for inmates and staff alike.\n\nThe State of Alabama is facing this very crisis. Its prisons are in disrepair and have far exceeded their useful life. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has opined that ADOC prisons “do not provide adequate humane conditions of confinement” and that the violence that occurs in state prisons are due, in part, to physical plant limitations. Commissioner Dunn has been very vocal about the need for new prisons which will vastly improve inmate and staff safety and deliver the services necessary to effectuate real change in the state’s criminal justice system.\n\nUnfortunately, the State of Alabama is not alone when it comes to outdated and unsafe prisons. Over the past decades, many state and local governments have addressed these issues. Unfortunately, some jurisdictions have failed to muster the political will to invest in corrections and address this crisis. All across the country, correctional systems are forced to do more with less, which inevitably leads to outcomes that are not where we all expect them to be. While we as correctional leaders have done a good job at reimagining how services are delivered in prison, we need the help of others to ensure that our facilities meet those standards as well.\n\nThe Alabama Prison Program seeks to replace old, inefficient and dangerous prisons that have far exceeded their useful life with modern, state of the art facilities designed specifically to meet the challenges of today. The project does not add new prison beds. It will, however, add opportunities for inmates to better themselves, increase their access to medical and mental healthcare and improve their chances at succeeding once released. These are goals we should all want to see fulfilled, not only in Alabama, but in every jurisdiction."
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So we just looked at it as a positive thing and just kept working and trying to get better.”\n\nOn if the injury occurred when he was blocked (some say in illegal fashion) by Buffalo’s Stevie Johnson:\n\n“The injury I think actually happened after I got hit. I think I was just so amped for the game and the adrenaline was just so intense I think I didn’t feel it. Because even when I came back in the play after, when I broke, I broke forward. So that’s why I was still able to run around. It didn’t feel quite right, but at the same time I’m the type of guy: ‘Well shoot, it ain’t nothing but a little…’. I couldn’t really feel the pain. … So I’m like, I’m gonna just stay in the game. When I came and broke the play up, I just broke forward (and) I’m like, ‘OK, I’m good.’ But then when I tried to cut laterally, that’s when I realized it was torn. I was trying to jog on my leg after I had my surgery … so going forward wasn’t the problem, it was the cutting that I had a problem with. As far as it being a dirty hit, I’m not really concerned with that — that’s in the past now. If it was me, I wouldn’t have made that block that far away from the play from behind. But some people have their own opinions. So I’m not going to get into whether it was a dirty play or a legal play. I’m not really concerned with that at this point.”\n\nOn Stanford Routt joining the Chiefs and Brandon Carr departing:\n\n“I was very excited that Routt was going to be a Chief. Just because seeing what he’s done on the field, and I heard he’s a great guy, I heard he’s a great player. So any time you make an addition to this team like that, that’s a plus. I was very excited for Carr, too, because I think he got the contract he deserves. He’s one of those players that worked hard and did everything right, did everything that the GM and the coaches wanted him to do. So I was very excited for him. I wish he would’ve stayed with the Chiefs. That’s somebody that when I came in he was right there helping me out. So I wished he would’ve stayed here, but that’s just me being selfish. At the same time I’m very excited for him and I wish him the best and I just wanna see all of my teammates do well. I just want them to be with Kansas City.”\n\nOn how he feels about Romeo Crennel taking over for Todd Haley at head coach:\n\n“I’m very excited about that, just to see him get the job. You never wanna see a coach leave, that’s something you never wanna see. But at the same time, if they were gonna replace him I’m glad they moved Romeo up to be the head coach. I’m very excited about that. I think they have the right guy for the job. And Coach is gonna hold everybody accountable, and he’s gonna make sure everybody’s doing their job. … We know we have a good coach and we just have to rally behind him and make sure we just play for him.”\n\nOn having Peyton Manning in his division:\n\n“It is what it is. 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One simple, subjective, slip-up here (a 2 for either mitoses or pleomorphism), and you’ve turned a truly Grade 1 cancer into Grade 2 with a total score of 6.\n\nNote that the long-discredited Black Grading System is custom-made for ILC, as the Black system does not count tubule formation in the first place. In this era of software medicine and synoptic reporting, most pathologists reluctantly comply and slap a “3” onto ILC from the git-go due to the lack of tubule formation, rationalizing that it really doesn’t make that much difference. And in this era where systemic treatments are based on other markers, this appears to be correct.\n\nSome pathologists prefer the purist approach and will avoid grading ILC using the Nottingham system altogether, while others have taken an active stance of resistance, pointing out the need for a 2-tiered system applicable to ILC only (e.g., Adams Al, et al. Histologic grading of invasive lobular carcinoma: does use of a 2-tiered nuclear grading system improve interobserver variability? Ann Diag Pathol 2009; 13:223-225).\n\nIn general, however, most go with the flow, and as stated in one major medical center’s guidelines for pathologists – “Although classic lobular carcinoma by definition is scored as 3 for lack of tubule formation, cases will receive scores of 1 for nuclear pleomorphism and the mitotic count will usually be low, resulting in an overall score of grade 1.” Not quite – I’ve seen (in print), the remarkable claim that “classic ILC is a Grade 2 tumor,” demonstrating how error can disguise itself as the norm. In fact, classic ILC has cells that are so bland they can appear to be lymphocytes, such that the slightest pleomorphism can add the dreaded 2-point burden, thereby converting a Grade 1 to Grade 2. When I reviewed our classic invasive lobulars for the past 3 years, it was an even split – half were Grade 1 and half were Grade 2. From the biologic standpoint, and if put on equivalent footing with ductal, nearly all would be Grade 1.\n\n(As an aside, I still hear comments that “invasive lobular is more aggressive than ductal,” which is not the case. Instead, ILC is much more likely to be missed on clinical exam and mammography such that we often encounter insidious, advanced stage tumors. The clinical impression comes from delayed diagnosis, not inherent biology…with the exception of pleomorphic lobular.)\n\nTo be fair, one rare variation of ILC forms tubules – a tubulolobular. As a result, nearly all tubulolobulars will end up as Grade 1. However, the other variants – classic, solid, mixed and alveolar (pleomorphic addressed below) – have no tubule formation whatsoever as part of the diagnostic criteria.\n\nIn fact, most prefer to call tubulobulars a distinct histologic sub-type rather than an ILC variant. In this scenario, the next step up in Grade will yield a diagnosis of “ducto-lobular” or “mixed ductal and lobular” with a variable e-cadherin pattern just adding to the confusion.\n\nUntil recently, the issue of flawed grading in ILC rarely altered therapy, so “who cares if we practice sloppy grading?” After all, treatment is based on tumor size, nodal status, ER/PR, HER2, and multi-gene panels.\n\nBut in January 2018, the AJCC announced version 8.0 of the breast cancer staging criteria, and with one fell swoop, histologic grade (formerly a distinct “marker”) was merged into the staging system. Finally, I thought, this serious defect in a grading system for ILC will get some attention and be corrected. If not, then we’re going to have a faulty grade convert to a faulty stage which converts to faulty therapy.\n\nSo, the first thing I did when I finally figured out how to calculate 8.0 Stage was walk through all possibilities using Grade 1 versus Grade 2, as this is where aberrant use of the Nottingham system for ILC will hurt – converting what should be Grade 1 to Grade 2. Amazingly, there were no alterations in Stage! Be it Grade 1 or Grade 2, the Stage was the same.\n\nThis was not true for Grade 2 vs. Grade 3 where one can demonstrate some differences imparted to Stage, but this is toward the pleomorphic ILC end of things where overtreatment is unlikely to occur. For an ILC to receive Grade 3, even with tubule formation getting penalized to a 3, mitotic count and pleomorphism have to add up to 5 or 6 – by definition, not “classic” ILC – and by then, the alert will sound that this is “pleomorphic ILC.” Here, the resultant higher stage supports the need for aggressive systemic therapy.\n\nThe tougher issue, addressed herein, is whether or not the 3 points for “no tubules” might take someone from Grade 1 to Grade 2 with an advance in Stage that prompts systemic therapy that would not otherwise be recommended. And, after all my belly-aching above, it does not appear this “over-grading” will happen with the new 8.0 staging system. Multi-gene tumor profiles make it even less likely.\n\nSo, in the end, we can all return to our deep slumber and ignore the fact that invasive lobular carcinoma is irrationally graded as a matter of routine, with a 3-stroke penalty before the game even begins."
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"Judaism is the oldest among the three Abrahamic religions. It dates back to over 3000 years. Judaism is primarily composed of the people of Israel. Conversion from other faiths of non-Israeli people is usually not encouraged. Israeli Jews are divided into four main groups according to their religious and cultural affiliation. Around 50% are secular Jews (Hilonim) that give less importance to religion and more to culture. The smallest (9%) and the most religiously devoted group is Haredim. They reject military service and oppose Zionism. ( Source ) Jews can also be divided into ethical and geographical basis. These are Mizrahi (Middle Eastern) Jews, Ethiopian Jews, Ashkenazim (German and Northern French) Jews, and Sephardim (Iberian) Jews. ( Source ) The Jewish calendar is the oldest still in use. Its general usage started in the 9 th Century BC. ( Source ) Temple Mount in Jerusalem is the holiest site in Judaism. Other sacred sites for Jews are the Western Wall, Mount Sinai, M\nPost a Comment\nRead more",
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"Christianity is the largest religion in the world, with more than 2.4 billion adherents (over 33% world population). All the European countries have a Christian majority population except Kosovo, Albania , Bosnia & Herzegovina, the Czech Republic, and Estonia. All the countries in the Americas (North America and South America ) have a Christian majority population. The USA has the largest Christian population in the world. ( Source ) Latin America and the Caribbean have the highest number of Roman Catholic Christians worldwide. The Catholic Church established the office of the Inquisition to stop and punish heresy in Europe and South America. This practice started in the 12 th Century and continued for centuries. These inquisitions resulted in the execution of numerous non-Catholic Christians, Jews, and Muslims. ( Source ) Most of the Christians in eastern and central Europe follow Eastern Orthodox Church . Eastern Orthodox Church parted ways from Roman Catholic\nPost a Comment\nRead more\n\nIslam is a pure monotheistic religion that teaches Allah (God) is the sole creator, the lord, all-powerful, merciful, eternal, and unique. With around 1.5 billion followers, Islam is the 2 nd largest religion in the world after Christianity. ( Source ) Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the world. It can surpass Christianity as the largest religion in the second half of the 21 st Century if this trend continues. ( Source ) Holy Quran is the principal religious book of Islam. However, Islam accepts the original and unaltered Torah and Bible as texts from Allah . The Holy Quran is one of the most read religious books in the world. Millions of Muslims read it regularly. Apart from the Arabic text, translations in numerous languages are also available for Muslims and people of other faiths to read and understand the Quran. Islam recognizes all the prophets of Judaism and Christianity. But it emphasizes that all these prophets taught Islam. Contrary to Judaism, Isla\nPost a Comment\nRead more",
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"Ancient Egypt is one of the six ancient civilizations collectively known as the Cradle of Civilization . The Egyptian-Hittite peace treaty of 1259 BC is the first known peace treaty in history. ( Source ) Bread and beer were the most significant food and drink in Ancient Egypt. The consumption of beer was daily. Beer and wine were more popular than fruits and fruit juices. There are few signs of diseases like cancer , syphilis, and tooth decay in mummies of Ancient Egypt. But many worms and other parasites were seen while examining these mummies. ( Source ) Egyptians were the first to develop bed frames . Egyptians were the first to describe similarities between sleep and awakening. There were sleep temples in Ancient Egypt to heal various ailments. ( Source ) Egypt is the discovery place of the 2 nd and 3 rd oldest mathematics books . These books were written around 1850 BC and 1650 BC. Ancient Egypt is known for inventions Imhotep, born in Ancient Egypt in 27 th Ce\nPost a Comment\nRead more",
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"Israel is the only Jewish-majority country in the world. The Ramon Crater in the Negev Desert of Israel is the largest erosion crater . It was created 220 million years ago and has a length of 40 km. ( Source ) The oldest known hearth was discovered in an Israeli limestone cave. This “first-ever fireplace” was used in cooking meals 300,000 years ago. ( Source ) A jellyfish sting is lethal to humans. Israel has prepared the world’s first jellyfish repellent, which can protect humans from this dangerous sting. ( Source ) Israel is known for several modern scientific inventions . A few of these inventions that have changed the world include PillCam (a digestible medical camera), the flexible stent (for opening arteries), Firewall software, USB flash disk, Watergen (a moisture farming device), and Waze GPS. ( Source ) Israel has received 12 Nobel prizes, including 4 in Chemistry and 2 in Economics. Until 2003, Israel was the top receiver of US military funding . Israel has\nPost a Comment\nRead more\nMore posts"
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"One of the first things you’ll notice about this lovely toilet (found near Chiang Mai in northern Thailand) is the green-looking water to the right. In many parts of South East Asia, water is used for cleaning, rather than toilet paper. In fact, most locals will consider you pretty weird for using toilet paper, and it certainly won’t be supplied in any public toilets unless they really are trying to draw a western crowd.\n\nNever fear! We explain everything you need to know about using a squat-toilet and a bucket in a bucket here. Of course, you could just BYOTP. But there’s a third way…\n\nI challenge you to try the bum gun!\n\nThe bum gun is commonly found next to nicer toilets across the whole region; in hostels, guesthouses, restaurants and cafes.",
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"When I think about toilets in South East Asia, I think about the bum gun. The little hosepipe mounted next to the toilet, posed and ready for you’re not sure what. And the bin. The smelly bin next to the toilet. Many travellers, on seeing this set up immediately pull out their roll of toilet paper and steadfastly ignore the water based option, contributing instead to the smelly bin situation.\n\nBut actually… the bum gun is probably better than toilet paper. It’s cleaner. It’s better for the environment. And just… more pleasant. I’ve had countless conversations with travellers who were bum gun sceptics until they tried it. Here are two genuine real-life testimonials:\n\n“I was scared to try the bum gun, until my friend explained it to me… and now I love it!”\n\nIf you’d like to try it out, but you’re not quite sure how to use a bum gun, we have an (illustrated!) guide right here.\n\nStill not convinced? Here are some bonus FAQs:\n\nA: Would a shower clean your body better than wiping yourself down with dry paper? Of course! The effectiveness does depend slightly on the force of the water, how long you spray for, and the angle you spray at. These are things you’ll figure out through personal experience. A bit of loo roll can always be used as insurance.\n\nQ: Okay, so I’ve used the bum gun successfully. Now my bum is soaking wet. Do I have to sit here until I air dry?\n\nA: You can use a bit of toilet paper to dry off if needed. Although in a climate as hot as South East Asia, you’ll dry pretty quickly. If you do dry with toilet paper, you still need to dispose of it in the bin, but it’s clean toilet paper! No smelly bin in your bathroom. You could also use your own bath towel if you have it handy.\n\nGetting around South East Asia: toilets on public transport",
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"After an incredible day exploring the Columbia River Gorge we were excited for our Sunday Funday in Portland.\n\nBrian and I were just there a month or so ago for a quick weekend getaway as part of a world record attempt for the most red heads in one place (it was fun but not a successful attempt) so we had seen some of the common sights downtown that my parents still had on their list.\n\nSince we had his car and my parents would be without the rest of their stay, we decided to do a few things a little ways outside downtown that were easier to do by car and that none of us had done, primarily up in Hillside/Arlington Heights.\n\nWe set off early and decided since we had introduced my parents to Voodoo Doughnut the day before, which is known for its unusual and eclectic donuts, it was only right to have them taste Blue Star Donuts, which offers gourmet, brioche-style donuts.\n\nFor those concerned about our health, two days of doughnuts is more doughnuts than any of has had in the past six months, but you can’t go to Portland and not try Voodoo and Blue Star. When in Rome!\n\nWe grabbed our coffee and donuts to go and drove to the International Rose Test Garden where we found awesome parking right in front of the garden entrance. We grabbed a nearby picnic table, cut our donuts into quarters so we could share (my favorite was the blueberry bourbon basil, followed closely by the lemon poppyseed buttermilk–YUM) and enjoyed our breakfast before heading in to see the flowers.\n\nThe garden is almost 100 years old and has about 200 varieties of test roses! The rows have plenty of room in between so you can wander in and out in between the different types, which are all labeled with clever names.\n\nIn addition to the main gardens there is a miniature rose test garden and a Shakespeare rose test garden. There weren’t too many people there at first but it was pretty busy after a couple hours as we were heading back out. My favorite varieties were the ones that were dark purple–I didn’t know there was such a rose, let alone several varieties of different sizes, leaf styles, heights, petal styles, aromas, etc. Developing all of these varieties is clearly an art, and I really enjoyed roaming around and looking at everything.",
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"It was early afternoon when we finished and having sufficiently walked off our breakfast, we headed across town to a Thai restaurant Brian and I had missed last time and really wanted to try called Pok Pok.\n\nMy boss had recommended it to us the last time we came to Portland, and then my mom read about it when she was researching things to do leading up to their trip. They had never tried Thai food before (!!!) and wanted to give it a shot! All signs seemed to be pointing to our going there, so we went!\n\nSomehow we hit the timing right and were quickly seated, but unfortunately things went a bit downhill from there. Our waiter lost our order and didn’t realize it for some time– when he finally came back to ask us to give it again, we’d already been there more than half an hour. We ordered again, and he brought us some shrimp chips to tide us over–what could we do? We ate those and were very happy when our food finally arrived.\n\nMy parents ordered Ike’s Vietnamese Fish Sauce Wings for us to share, which were delicious, and a shrimp and pork belly dish with sticky rice for themselves. Brian and I ordered the Muu Paa Kham Waan, which is a spicy boar collar meat dish with a chili/lime/garlic sauce that was also very good. The waiter warned us it was pretty spicy and when it came out with a side of mustard greens on ice I got a little nervous. I love spicy food but thought maybe we were about to be blown away, however neither of us thought it was very hot. It was good, just not spicy!\n\nAfterward we walked down the street for some dessert at Salt and Straw, which is the Jeni’s splendid ice cream of Portland and very good. I had half scoops of the caramel corn on the cob and the pear and blue cheese (the former was good, the latter was amazing) and Brian tried the zucchini bread with chocolate freckles (ok) and green fennel and maple (good). My parents really enjoyed their flavors as well.\n\nIt was about 3 p.m. by the time we headed back to the hotel to drop off my parents before hitting the road for Seattle. It was another wonderful weekend, but it was nice coming home to Seppy. See you next time, Portland!",
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From her, the quarter was initially known as ta Paoulines (τα Παυλίνης, \"Paulina's [quarter]\").[3] The monastery was of some importance in the 6th century: its abbots participated in synods of 518 and 536, a collection of miracles associated with its patron saints appeared, and the monastery received a major renovation as part of the building programme of Justinian I (r. 527–565).[3] In 623 and again in 626, the site was besieged and looted by the Avars.[3]\n\nBy the early 10th century, the quarter that grew around the monastery had become known as Kosmidion; alternatively, but less likely, Kosmidion and ta Paoulines may have been neighbouring but separate localities.[3] In 924, Emperor Romanos I Lekapenos (r. 920–944) met with the Bulgarian Tsar Simeon at a pier in Kosmidion during the Byzantine–Bulgarian war of 913–927.[3] Theophylact Lekapenos, Romanos' son and Patriarch of Constantinople in 933–956, had his stables there.[3]\n\nEmperor Michael IV (r. 1034–41) renovated the monastery complex anew, and retired there following his abdication. He died there as a monk soon after.[3] Due to its proximity to Constantinople, the site played a role in the civil wars of the period: it was the headquarters of the rebel Leo Tornikios (although other sources place his headquarters at Thermopolis) during his failed siege of the imperial capital in 1047, it was a base of John Bryennios, brother of the rebel general Nikephoros Bryennios the Elder, in 1077, and four years later, it was one of the first localities taken over by the Komnenoi in their successful coup against Nikephoros III Botaneiates (r. 1078–81). In 1096, the newly arrived First Crusade was allowed to encamp between Kosmidion and Hagios Phokas.[3]\n\nDuring the Fourth Crusade, Kosmidion was the site of one of the first skirmishes between the Crusaders and the Byzantines in July 1203, from which the Crusaders emerged victorious. In April 1204, shortly before the fall of the city to the Crusaders, the Venetian Doge Enrico Dandolo met with the newly crowned emperor Alexios V Mourtzouphlos for negotiations there.[3]\n\nUnder Latin rule, the monastery seems not to have suffered too much; certainly it was fit to lodge Emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos (r. 1259–82) on the night of 14 August 1261, before his triumphal entry into recently recovered Constantinople the next day.[3] In the next decades, the monastery was used as a place of exile for two disgraced patriarchs, Joseph I in 1280–82 and John XI Bekkos in 1285, while awaiting trial by the synod, and Athanasius I for the period before his abdication in 1293.[3] A collection of miracles attributed to the monastery's patron saints since 1261 was compiled in ca. 1300 by a certain deacon Maximos.[3]\n\nIn 1303 Spanish mercenaries from the Crown of Aragon in imperial service took over and fortified the monastery complex as a base of operations against the Genoese colony of Galata. Following the breach between the Empire and the Catalan Company in 1305, however, the Byzantines evacuated the site.[3] In the 1348 war with the Genoese, the latter captured and burned all Byzantine ships in the Golden Horn, except the three being built in a dockyard in Kosmidion.[3] In 1350 the monastery was visited by the Russian pilgrim Stephen of Novgorod.[3] At about the same time, the existence of a church dedicated to a St. Theodore, as well as a chapel dedicated to the martyrs Thalelaios and Artemidoros, is known, without further information.[3]\n\nIn 1410, during the Ottoman Interregnum, the contenders for the Ottoman throne, Musa Çelebi and Süleyman Çelebi, clashed at Kosmidion, with the latter emerging as the victor.[3]\n\nAfter the Fall of Constantinople, the quarter was renamed after Abu Ayyub al-Ansari (Turkish: Eyüp), a companion (Ansari) of Muhammad who fell in the First Arab Siege of Constantinople in 674–678.[3] In 1581, Christians were prohibited from living there.[3]\n\nThe area has long been used as a place of burial, largely due to its position outside the city of Istanbul. There are Christian churches and cemeteries as well as a large Muslim burial ground, the Eyüp Cemetery.\n\nEyüp during the Industrial Revolution[edit]\n\nDuring the 17th and 18th centuries, Istanbul grew as the fringes of the Ottoman Empire became unsettled and refugees from Turkish communities in the Balkans and the Caucasus came to the city. During this period the Eyüp area transitioned into a main settlement area, this made it lose some of its spiritual air as factories were built along the Golden Horn. The first of these was the Feshane, the factory beside the Golden Horn where fezzes were manufactured for the Ottoman armies. The Feshane today is an exhibition center owned by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municaplity.\n\nIn the meantime, industry, the growing population, and the continuing flow of pilgrims encouraged the growth of the shopping district around and behind the mosque. The streets behind had fish and dairy markets, shops, cafes and bars for residents of the area, while the courtyard of the mosque itself had people selling scriptures and prayer beads to visitors.\n\nFrom the mid-20th century onward, the area took on a more \"working class\" feel as wealthier residents of Istanbul preferred to buy housing on the Asian side of the city or along the Bosphorus, since the Golden Horn was becoming increasingly polluted and unpleasant due to industrial development. The industrial zone expanded as major roads were built through the Eyüp area. The market gardens and flower fields of Alibeyköy disappeared.\n\nIn recent years many of the factories have been closed or cleaned up, and it is possible to sit by the waterside. The area has also increasingly attracted conservative Muslim families.\n\nThe Eyüp Sultan Mosque continues to draw tourists visiting Istanbul, as well as larger numbers of Turkish religious pilgrims. At Friday prayer and throughout Ramadan, the area is full of visitors from all over the city. Pilgrims to the mosque include a wide range of Muslims, especially before weddings or circumcisions.\n\nIn recent years, a thriving market has grown around the mosque selling prayer mats, beads, dates from Saudi Arabia, scented oils, Islamic books, recordings of Koran recitation, and other items. On Fridays, a marching band plays Ottoman military music, mehter, giving the area around the mosque a carnival atmosphere with an Islamic twist. In Ramadan, the area in front of the mosque is taken over by large tents where food is served at the evening fast breaking.\n\nThe main building of the 2010-established Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University is situated in a historic building in Eyüp.\n\nA gondola lift brings visitors from the shore of the Golden Horn up to the outdoor Pierre Loti Café (Turkish: Piyerloti Kahvesi), a popular spot offering a panoramic view of the Golden Horn, named after the 19th-century French writer Pierre Loti (pseudonym of Julien Viaud), who wrote two novels based on his stay in Istanbul.[4]\n\nMosque and türbe of Abu Ayyub[edit]\n\nThe dome and the minarets of the Eyüp Sultan Mosque\n\nMuslim sources report that several important personalities of early Islam took part in the 1674–678 siege, such as Ibn Abbas, Ibn Umar and Ibn al-Zubayr. Abu Ayyub eventually emerged as the most prominent among them. According to Muslim tradition, Constantine IV threatened to destroy his tomb, but the Caliph warned that if he did so, the Christians under his rule would suffer. Thus the tomb was left in peace, and allegedly became a site of veneration by the Byzantines, who prayed there in times of drought. The tomb was \"rediscovered\" after the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453 by the dervish Sheikh Ak Shams al-Din, and Sultan Mehmed II (r. 1444–1446, 1451–1481) ordered the construction of a marble tomb and the Eyüp Sultan Mosque adjacent to it. It became a tradition that Ottoman sultans were girt with the Sword of Osman at the Eyüp mosque upon their accession.[5]\n\nFrom that point on, Eyüp became a sacred place. Relics were displayed in the tomb, including a stone said to bear the footprint of the Prophet Muhammad. More mosques, schools, tekkes, and fountains were built, and since many Ottoman officials wished to be buried near Abu Ayyub's resting place, the cemetery became one of Istanbul's most desirable.\n\nView from Eyüp towards the Golden Horn painted by the Maltese 19th-century watercolour artist Amedeo Preziosi."
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In this situation, the government is determined to mobilize economic issues.\n\nThis analyst of international affairs said: We are witnessing the political movements and efforts of the new Pakistani government. Traveling to Saudi Arabia, China, and Iran is one of those movements, and after promising to develop relations, it now intends to establish relations with India as well. Earlier, despite the ceasefire between India and Pakistan no peace treaty had been made, traveling and holding talks was a common issue. Even during the office of Nawaz Sharif, the then Prime Minister of India traveled to Lahore by bus and after attending a ceremony, returned to his country on the same route.\n\nRouhi Sefat continued by stating that the main purpose of the coup was to prevent the improvement of Pakistan’s relations with India, adding: According to the Pakistani army, India is the most important enemy of the country, and the influence, sanctity, and presence of the army in all domestic and foreign affairs depends on the existence of that enemy.\n\nHe added: Nawaz Sharif had come to the conclusion that there was no way to develop and protect Pakistan against India, other than to strengthen his country’s economy. With an initiative called ‘bus diplomacy’, he sought to reverse the trend and put Pakistan on the path of economic growth by easing tensions. 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Nawaz Sharif’s government is trying to take a step in this direction and the army to accompany this policy, and this will succeed.\n\nReferring to the Pakistani Foreign Ministry statement, which stated that there was no change in its foreign policy towards India and that there was an inappropriate interpretation of the Foreign Minister’s remarks, he stressed: In addition to internal pressures, the Indian government’s decision to prepare for improved relations with Pakistan should also be considered. 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"People hung welcoming notes in many languages in a Norwich apartment building after a racist flyer announced no tolerance for anyone speaking a language other than English. (Emily Fromant/YJI)\n\nNorwich, England, UK – The division and fighting fueled by Brexit carries on in a tower of flats where tensions erupted with the appearance of a racist flyer.",
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"Though the UK officially left the European Union last month, the tumultuous time hasn’t ended. Now, though, those fighting are not battling the idea of leaving, but the hate they see in the wake of Brexit.\n\nAt Winchester Tower in Norwich on January 31, residents found a typed piece of paper on a fire door that alarmed some and scared others. It said:\n\n“As we finally have our great country back, we feel there is one rule to that needs to be made clear to residents.\n\nWe do not tolerate people speaking other languages than English in the flats. We are now our own country again and the Queens English is the spoken tongue here.\n\nIf you do want to speak whatever is the mother tongue of the country you came from then we suggest you return to that place and return your flat to the council so they can let British people live here and we can return to what was normality before you infected this once great island.”\n\nThis didn’t sit well with some residents, who held a protest the next day.\n\n“I think it made people very angry that someone should try to tarnish the reputation of this block of flats and its residents. I feel it also made those people targeted by the poster scared and left them feeling they were not welcome here,” said Winchester resident Poppy Rose, a member of Stand Up to Racism who was instrumental in organizing the protests.\n\nBut Rose said that while the horrific display of hatred upset her community, there was some hope to come out of the situation.\n\n“I totally condemn (the person who wrote the poster) and call for the full weight of the law to fall on their shoulders,” Rose said, but added, “I might in a small way thank them. This is because their actions have had the total opposite effect to what their intention was and brought out a sense of community which I am proud to have been part of.”",
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"At the protest, dozens of residents gathered outside a block of flats saying, ‘thank you’ in a variety of European languages, and demonstrators from Stand Up To Racism joined up with locals to give what they called a ‘crystal clear message.’\n\nProtesters also replaced the racist poster with welcoming ones.\n\nOther residents of Norwich expressed their sadness, disgust and anger at the hateful poster, not wanting it to be seen as representative of their city.\n\n“It surprised me to see that kind of discriminatory language in my neighborhood. As someone who regularly speaks a foreign language (Spanish) in my home I felt myself questioning whether the space I live in is really as welcoming as I previously believed,” said Nathalia Santana-Hernández, who lives close to the flats.\n\n“Although I do not live in the tower itself, the message still hit me that people like myself were being painted as a threat to Britain for simply expressing themselves in the language which they feel most comfortable with, as is their right,” said Santana-Hernández, who identifies as both bilingual and multicultural.",
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"“Posters like that just show how backward our society has become,” Turner said. “The rise of nationalist parties such as the Brexit Party, show how unwelcoming the UK has become for ethnic minorities. Nobody should feel unsafe in their own country because of the color of their skin or their ethnicity.”\n\nFor Turner, the message on the poster was personal.\n\n“The poster made me as a Black British person feel uncomfortable. Should I feel embarrassed or on edge about speaking my native tongue with my mum in public? I shouldn’t have to feel that way and no one living in the UK – British or not – should feel that they can’t speak their native language,” Turner said.\n\nWhen asked what she would say to the individual who wrote the poster Santanta- Hernández said, “I would encourage them to speak to someone who speaks a foreign language or has a different culture or religion to them. Someone that “scares” them. Because truly I think the root of this xenophobia is simple ignorance. If they truly tried to understand what unites us as people and not just to focus on the divides of nationality, they could embrace the diversification of the UK.”\n\nEmily Fromant is a Reporter with Youth Journalism International. Click here to read her commentary on this issue.",
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In this work, the authors employed HPTLC for secondary metabolites screening of different plant extracts in an ecological context.\n\nEcosystems are complex systems, forming a vast network in which different actors – the living beings – interact with each other. The main trophic network is the \"green world\" [1,2], in which the chlorophyllous plants are the primary producers. They bring organic matter and energy into the network through the fixation of mineral matter by photosynthesis. In this green world, fresh plants are the basis as they are consumed by herbivores, which will in turn be consumed by predators. The \"brown world\" [1,2] is based on the litter, mostly formed from plant parts (e.g. leaves, bark, stems) that dry out and fall to the ground (inert organic matter). The litter is consumed by detritus feeders (or decomposers), which will then also be consumed by their predators. As litter are previously fresh leaves, the basis of the green and brown world is linked through the so-called plantlitter continuum.\n\nA change in plant or litter chemistry would impact not only their consumers, but all the trophic levels above. For instance, plants could modify their chemical defenses such as secondary metabolites, impacting all their consumers. Because of the plant-litter continuum, any modification in the chemistry of the fresh plants will in turn modify the chemistry of the litter and consequentially the brown trophic network.\n\nIn this context, we studied the variation in content of secondary metabolites at five stages of the plant-litter continuum (young plants, mature plants, fresh litter, old litter and decomposer feces), from four plant species (Bromus erectus, Pilosella officinarum, Potentilla grandiflora and Sanguisorba minor). Each stage and plant species were sampled by our collaborators on grasslands of Les Causses (South of France) and each grassland was either fertilized or not. Our main objective was to compare the global chemistry of the four plant species throughout the plant-litter continuum and to see if the fertilization may modify such pattern.\n\nThe great diversity of phytochemicals and their small quantities in plant species, and the number of samples to investigate led us to set up a large-scale HPTLC analysis. HPTLC was chosen because it offers numerous advantages such as versatility, capacity to run several samples in parallel and low solvent consumption. Additionally, detection using various derivatization reactions can provide crucial information about the nature of chemical substances present in samples. Furthermore, sample preparation in HPTLC is simple while other chromatographic techniques (e.g. GC and HPLC) usually require a time-consuming and expensive sample preparation prior to the analyses. Therefore, HPTLC is suitable as a high-throughput fingerprinting method in an ecological context.\n\nQuercetin, asiaticoside and betuline are dissolved in methanol at different concentration levels.\n\n20mg of ground plant are extracted in an ultrasonic bath with 1.6 mL ethanol – water 7:3. Extracts are then filtered and stored at –20 °C before HPTLC analysis.\n\nAll plates are immersed into specific reagents for 2 s using the Chromatogram Immersion Device. For phenolic compounds, the plate is immersed into NP reagent (1.25 g diphenyl borinic acid ethylamino ester in 250 mL of ethyl acetate) and then into PEG reagent (10% polyethylene glycol 400 in dichloromethane). For terpenoids, the plate is immersed into anisaldehyde-sulfuric acid reagent (0.5 mL anisaldehyde, 10 mL glacial acetic acid, 85 mL methanol, 5 mL sulfuric acid) and heated on the TLC Plate Heater at 105 °C for 5 min.\n\nTo analyze and compare the diversity of the phytochemicals (i.e. polyphenols, terpenes, alkaloids) of the four plant species, the first step was to develop a suitable analytical workflow and to optimize the chromatographic conditions for separation of the different compound families.\n\nQuantitative estimation of each class of compounds was further performed by scanning densitometry. A typical HPTLC densitogram obtained at 366 nm after derivatization with NP reagent is shown below. The area under each peak was determined and compared to the calibration curves of specific compounds (e.g. quercetin for polyphenols). Results are then expressed in mg standard/g dry matter.\n\nFor example, relative quantity of polyphenols (mg of quercetin/g dry mass) in Sanguisorba minor samples significantly decreases between the green and the brown world (p<0.0001). No significant differences were observed between samples from the same world (e.g. young and mature plant). On the contrary, the effect of fertilization is significant for both green and brown worlds (p < 0.0001). Polyphenols are more present in fertilized samples than in unfertilized ones.\n\nUsing this HPTLC strategy, we were able to estimate the relative quantity of polyphenols (i.e. mg quercetin/g dry matter) and terpenoids (e.g. mg betulin/g dry matter) according to the plant species, to the stages in the plant-litter continuum and to the fertilization status. Furthermore, this strategy was also applied to tannins, terpenoids, and alkaloids (data not shown), giving us the possibility of a complete screening of secondary metabolites in all plant species studied. The complete results enable the determination of the evolution of secondary metabolites in the fresh plant-decomposed litter continuum:\n\nTo conclude, this HPTLC strategy allowed us to highlight modifications of the plant secondary metabolites throughout the plant-litter food web but also to observe a link between the green and the brown world. Interestingly, even though plants show various strategies, we always observe a decrease of concentrations in the brown world. As secondary metabolites are mainly defense compounds, we hypothesize a decrease of such compounds in the leaf before they fall in order to recycle such compounds and/or to avoid a negative impact on detritus feeders which are consuming the litter. Analyzing the plant chemistry throughout the plant-litter continuum helps us to disentangle the complexity and the link structuring the green and brown worlds.",
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"(How long will that amount last to support their families? Will it be enough to reconstruct their house?)\n\nAquino was responding to the statement from People Surge, a group of typhoon survivors. The group is asking the government for P40,000 in immediate financial relief per family, among other demands.\n\nHe said such as amount was already around 10 percent of the government’s expenditure budget, not counting funds allocated for personnel services, maintenance, and operations.\n\nSocial Welfare Secretary Corazon “Dinky” Soliman also said she is not amenable to the request.\n\n(Let us understand that the fund of the government is not limitless.)\n\nSoliman said it would also be difficult to justify such as amount, in terms of accounting.\n\n(If we give P40,000 outright, how about the residents here who are receiving minimum wage? They might think, ‘Why were they given P40,000? We work hard but we are not given the same assistance.’)\n\nNevertheless, the Secretary said the proposal is being studied. In the meantime, the Department of Social Welfare and Development continue to implement the conditional cash transfer program, especially in areas hit by the typhoon.\n\nLast week, People Surge clarified that the amount was to support a family of six for two months. They said it was for relief and in no way a substitute to reconstruction efforts.\n\nBoth Aquino and Soliman, as well as Interior Secretary Manuel “Mar” Roxas II, were at the Claro M. Recto High School on Monday morning to inspect the new mid-rise buildings for the urban poor.\n\nAquino will visit next week the provinces badly hit by calamities, coinciding with the 28th Edsa People Power celebrations.\n\nMore needs to be done for Yolanda victims–UN"
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"‘Democracy is government of the people, by the people and for the people.’\n– Abraham Lincoln\n\nDemocracy has long been the banner to which Western leaders rally their troops to fight under. The Brexit referendum is a prime example of extreme democracy, progress for some at the expense of others. The desired outcome for the Leave campaign is for the UK to become a self-governing democracy. Just how much more democratic will the country become?\n\nFreedom House produces an annual report, ‘Freedom in the World’, using a series of 25 indicators to determine scores for political rights and civil liberties. This year’s report stated that 2015 is the tenth consecutive year in which global freedom has declined, some 72 countries showing decline in that year alone. This, and other such sites which provide data sets like the Democracy-Dictatorship Index, demonstrate clearly that dictatorships not only still exist but have been mutating into hybrid regimes. This is an illiberal democracy, where voting and elections take place but the actions of those who really control society are not visible to the general population and therefore do not come under any kind of regulation.\n\nWhen we hear the word dictator, the likes of Zedong, Stalin and Mussolini come to mind. History teaches us that a dictatorship is created through iron political will backed up by military power and the suppression of ideological opposition. The actions of Turkish president, Recep Erdogan after the recent attempted coup, show his determination to purge the Turkish authorities of those who may not support him in a manner reminiscent of Stalin’s purges except with less killing, for now. Yet modern dictatorships can differ from the strongman image of the past. They are eased into society with the help of PR firms, financial donations and lawyers.\n\nBut while the media will tell us that such authoritarian behaviour only exists in far away places, the truth is that it is closer to home than we think. A YouGov survey earlier this year found that the British media is considered the most right-wing in Europe. Mafia expert Roberto Saviano said that he views Britain as the most corrupt country in the world which is disturbing coming from a man who spent more than a year exposing the Italian Mafia.\n\nOur democracy is free because someone else is paying the price.\n\nThe creation of the UK Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy shows the ambition of a government to decide case by case the involvement of foreign business in taking over UK companies. Governments should stay away from such markets and allow the flow of business to progress naturally otherwise foreign investment will be scared off. The department website states that part of its purpose is “developing and delivering a comprehensive industrial strategy and leading the government’s relationship with business”. If this were the case, why did the government block the EU from raising tariffs on Chinese steel? This was a chance to save the jobs now being lost at Tata Steel. Why did the US government lobby the Haitian government over its proposed increase of hourly wages? Because of commercial interests. The democracy that we believe we are experiencing is only happening because of someone else’s agenda. We have the freedom to buy gadgets that deplete the resources of a country, the freedom to drive around because of the oil extracted through violent means from poverty-stricken communities abroad. Our democracy is free because someone else is paying the price.\n\nDictatorships are easier to maintain than democracies. Most countries have something to offer and therefore receive preferential treatment when it comes to human rights abuses and violent suppression of oppositional political parties while at home our leaders harp on about how much they love democracy. Democracies, on the other hand, mean that governments have to deal with protest groups and social justice movements. Free(ish) media allows people to post their opinions online. But democratic populations are more easily distracted by capitalism and its products. Dictatorships only have to remove their opponents by whatever means they can get away with while democracies have to play the blame game, putting their failings and inadequacies on the shoulders of their counterparts.",
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"Which brings us back to choice. In November, the US will hold what will probably be by then one of the most vicious presidential campaigns seen in the West. Many may be confused over how it is that Donald Trump is within touching distance of Hilary Clinton. The media attacks Trump for being egotistical and out of touch while failing to adequately show the clear favouritism that Clinton has been given and her connections with the very commercial interests that seek to dictate the terms of democracy. Like many countries, voting for the lesser of two evils has all too often become the norm.\n\nLike many countries, voting for the lesser of two evils has all too often become the norm.\n\nDemocracy has come to represent what we feel we have lost. This must change. Democracy should be about what we fight for, here and now. Feeling sorrowful over what we had in the past serves no purpose; it can leave us unsteady and uncertain over which direction to take next. We allow ourselves to be distracted by the actions of other countries while dictators are exploiting us at home. They fill the gap with temporary solutions or worse, they take us down a darker path. We must cast aside the temptation to rely on someone else to get us through the hard times. Unity has never been as important as it is now. An individual who knows that what we have is not enough is far more powerful than someone who is content to go with the flow. When that individual realises that they are not alone, they become more aware and determined to find others who feel the same and will join the fight for something better for all. And when the people unite to speak as one against injustice, against waste, against unnecessary wars, against a system that seeks to keep them unsteady and uncertain, that is a show of true democracy."
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Well done to Juliet McGrath, Sophie Gray, Stephen Woods and Joshua Seaberry in the U8’s and U10’s.
Rachel Woods, Jaiden Byrne, Molly Hughes, Michael McGrath, Finn Duffy and Sam Winston in U12s.\n\nLeah Martin, Ruth Clarke, Rory McDonagh, Jordan Byrne and Matthew Burns in the U14’s.
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The English word “crisis” that’s defined as a “turning-point” or “moment of danger” is taken from the Greek “krisis” that means “decision” — From the Concise Oxford Dictionary. )\n\nBut really, it’s all one crisis about people in crisis because no one ever said that life was supposed to be “crisis free” after all what we know in the Torah as “Nisyonos” [“tests”] is just another name for “crises” so that the “Ten Nisyonos of Avraham Avinu” could be called the “Ten Crises”!\n\nThe Torah, Tanach, Torah SheBeal Peh, and Jewish History are full of different types of crises that the Jewish People have faced since they began until this very day: Lefum Tza’ara Agra — the reward Min HaShomayim is according to the pain that can be called a “crisis”!\n\nA famous person once said that “there is crisis, and there is opportunity” and with that we can all learn lessons about everything that happens.\n\nWhat is causing the “Shidduch Crisis”?\n\nWith every article about it and with every comment written in advice pages and with every new piece of “research” there are so many explanations it’s very confusing.\n\nSome like statistics and they talk about numbers of boys versus girls or girls versus boys under different scenarios.\n\nSome people feel that promoting Kollel life is “the problem” because not everyone can live up to that standard while others say the opposite that it’s because there isn’t enough Torah, and if only more people were learning Torah and be Frummer or as Frum as themselves then all would be well.\n\nSome say it’s because people are too focused on careers and do not have time to date while others say there isn’t enough emphasis on earning a livelihood and that people should have jobs and then get married.\n\nSome say that too many young women are taught to only support husbands in full time learning, while others say that not enough women want to support their husbands full time in learning.\n\nSome say people are getting married too early and are not mature enough to make a marriage work and others say that people are waiting too long and the older they get the harder it is to be married.\n\nSome say that modern life spoils people and they have it too easy and they get bored and don’t know how to raise a family while others say modern life makes life easier and lets people focus on the important things in life like getting and staying married and it makes it easier to raise a family.\n\nAnd on and on it goes, with everyone having their pet theories and no one knows why the problems keep on getting bigger and worse.\n\nI learned some important things about what to look for in Shidduchim from one of my first Rebbeim in Yeshiva. His name was Rav Shmuel Brog ZT”L, and he would always stress to us Bochurim that the most important quality to look for in a girl was the Midda [quality] of Chesed [kindness, mercifulness], of being a kind and caring and loving person.\n\nIt seemed so simple when he said it so many decades ago, yet as I look back in my life to the many people I have counseled and the stories of people I have known and things I have seen, the words of Rav Shmuel Brog ZT”L always still ring loudly in my ears: Look for a girl who is a Ba’alas Chesed! Look to see how she speaks about her own family and other people. If she does not respect them then why do you think she will respect you and your family? Look to see how she acts and what she does, actions speak louder than words.\n\nI have a very Choshuva old friend who told me that what clinched it for him was that on an important date when he did not know where they would eat that day since he had to go to out of town to meet the girl, she prepared a delicious picnic basket and took care of the food for that day without being asked. Of course she was very smart, capable and had the right Hashkofas, but by her act of Chesed, she proved that knew she wanted to take care of another person, that sent the right message loud and clear that she was a true Ba’ales Chesed, and not look at how fancy his car was or what kind of house and summer home his parents had.\n\nSame thing with Bochurim, they may know a lot about learning and Gemara, and be super smart and “with it”, but no one marries a “computer” or a machine or a robot no matter how nice or Frum it looks. We marry another human being with a Godly Neshama and of real flesh and blood that we have to live with for the rest of our lives! And if that other human being has bad Middos [character traits] then there is no hope and we are headed for one crisis or other.\n\nAs one looks at the Parshios in the Torah how our Avos and Ima’os met each other and what qualities they looked for, then there is no doubt that they were on the lookout for people who practiced Chesed. Not people whose fathers had the biggest bank accounts or whose mothers wore the fanciest jewelry. They had the Midda of Chesed that is the very core of who Avraham Avinu since he is the Amud HaChesed [pillar of loving-kindness] that emulates HKB”H’s Middas HaRachamim [attribute of mercy] by giving a drink of water not just to a stranger but to his thirsty animals, having Rachmonus[mercy] on others and each other. Rochel Immeinu even had Rachmonus on her sister Leah and was willing to let her marry Yaakov first! Rivka and Rochel ran to feed sheep and camels, they did not ask for fancy diamond rings and luxuries.\n\nThat is what the Torah teaches, that the world is built on the foundation of Mercifulness and Kindness, that’s what Olam Chesed Yibaneh means, and all the breakdowns and crises around us today are all because there is a breakdown in doing Chesed or where one party does all the Chesed while the other party takes but gives little back. People have become “automated” and have lost the ability to be constantly doing acts of mercifulness and kindness, all the good things, since today as we know everyone is out for “number one” and now see what that gives us, one crisis after another all because we have lost the ability to do enough Chesed!\n\nIf we genuinely cared more about others and went out of our way to help them we would be on the way to solving the problems and there would hardly be any “crises”.\n\nRabbi Yitschak Rudomin lives in Flatbush and is the Director of the Jewish Professionals Institute www.jpi.org and his wife Zahava, although they are not Shadchanim, have counseled many in the area of Shidduchim and dating. He can be reached at rudomin@jpi.org or 718 382 5610 and 718 382 8058.\n\nPrior articles in this series on Matzav.com:\n\n1) The “Shidduch Crisis” Was Created by Humans"
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The waste heat from the DFEs is also recycled to generate auxiliary steam as well as the drive steam for the main turbine, also enhancing total efficiency.\n\nYara Birkeland\nPossibly one of the most heralded new ships, Yara Birkeland will be the world’s first fully electric, zero emissions and autonomous container ship. The move to all electric operations also extends onto land. Loading and unloading will be done automatically using electric cranes and equipment. The ship will also be equipped with an automatic mooring system. Powered by hydro-electric and a battery energy storage system, Yara Birkeland and the port infrastructure will produce no harmful greenhouse gasses for the entire operational lifecycle.\n\nUnder-construction by Norwegian shipbuilder Vard, Yara Birkeland will be one of the first Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) to enter commercial operations. 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"In May 2020, when the government announced an Atmanirbhar Bharat stimulus package of over Rs 20 lakh crore— purportedly equal to 10% of GDP, many investors couldn’t trust what they heard. But in reality, the package was nothing more than 1% of GDP, a damp squib!\n\nThe government allocated Rs 1 lakh crore to the agriculture sector for building farm-gate infrastructure and pumped in Rs 40,000 crore through MGNREGA (over and above Rs 61,500 allocated in the Budget 2020-2021), and infused liquidity worth Rs 45,000 crore among many other measures.\n\nMost other schemes such as the credit guarantee scheme for MSMEs and interest subvention scheme for the first-time homebuyers didn’t have any upfront spending that could boost the demand.\n\nFive months later i.e. on October 12, 2020, the government came up with another stimulus package — this time to give a boost to consumption which has taken a hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic.\n\nThe consumption stimulus package has two components to it:\n\nThe government is likely to create three flat rate slabs for its employees depending on their class of entitlement for the payment of ‘fare’ component of LTC.\n\nAdditionally, what is important is, the cash voucher will also be given in lieu of LTC encashment. This is one-time scheme only in lieu of one LTC, for the reason that many employees this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions were unable to travel anywhere in India to avail the LTC benefit in the current block of 2018 to 2021.\n\nA government employee availing this scheme is expected to follow certain conditions, they are:\n\nThe LTC Cash Voucher Scheme is going to cost the exchequer Rs 7,575 crore but is hopeful of driving the desired benefit.\n\nAccording to the central government estimates, if state governments also introduce similar schemes, the additional demand creation of Rs 9,000 crore may be generated. And if the private sector also participates, the government believes another Rs 28,000 crore worth consumption demand will be created.\n\nIf you remember, the Seventh Pay Commission discontinued the festival advance scheme. The government has decided to revive it only for this year. Under this scheme, all central government employees, irrespective of their position and rank can avail interest-free advance of Rs 10,000 which is to be repaid in 10 instalments. “This will be given in a pre-paid Ru-Pay card which can be spent on anything but cash cannot be withdrawn,” said the Finance Minister, Ms Nirmala Sitharaman while making the announcement.\n\nThe government is hopeful that this Special Festival Advance Scheme will help generate consumer demand of at least Rs 8,000 crore.\n\nTo support the infrastructure development in various states, the government has decided to allocate Rs 12,000 crore towards 50-year interest-free loans for states, which the central government believes would have positive effects on the Indian economy.\n\nThe government will also allocate Rs 25,000 crore worth additional funds (in addition to Rs 4.13 lakh crore provided in the Union Budget 2020) for specific capital expenditure towards roads, defence infrastructure, water supply, urban development, and domestically produced capital equipment, among others.\n\nWill this consumption stimulus package be effective?\n\nThe Modi-led-NDA government is optimistic. According to the government’s ‘conservative’ assessment, the consumption stimulus package is expected to create an additional demand of more than Rs 1 lakh crore.\n\n“Today’s solution shouldn’t cause tomorrow’s problems,” said Ms Nirmala Sitharaman in her speech, also mentioning the measures to stimulate demand have been done keeping in mind that the citizens are not burdened with future inflation or put the government’s debt on an unsustainable path.\n\nThat being said, to me, it appears that many of the measures would certainty weigh on fiscal deficit. Controlling the fiscal deficit would be a herculean task for the Modi-led-NDA government.\n\nBoth schemes targeting consumer spending, encourage employees to spend more from their pocket than the incentive offered. Amidst the pandemic and uncertain economic situation that we are witnessing today, a large segment of the citizenry would, however, still prefer to conserve cash and push back discretionary spends.\n\nIn case of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), particularly the ones which the populace does not stop consuming — almost that are essentials — the demand would remain almost inelastic. People would consume them regardless of a pandemic and a package to boost consumption. That said, in the 12% GST category there could be certain types of goods that may report an increase in demand.\n\nBut will the rise in the demand be good enough to make any difference to stock markets and mutual fund investors?\n\nOnly 6 out of 10 consumption-oriented funds have a track record of more than five years, and there as well, only a couple of them are amongst the top-performing ones. Not all fund houses that launched New Fund Offers (NFOs) to capitalize on the consumption theme have rewarded investors well.\n\nAt this juncture, valuations look stretched — both in the FMCG and Consumer Durable Goods. Although, consumption is likely to grow in the coming years supported by favourable demographics and more jobs are created, it would be pointless to get swayed by the recently announced stimulus measures and go gung-ho and invest in consumption-oriented funds.\n\nInstead, I suggest investors follow the ‘Core & Satellite’ approach to invest in equity mutual funds. It is a time-tested investment strategy followed by some of the most successful investors to build a portfolio.\n\nMore often than not, sector and thematic funds expose investors to very high risk, making the risk-reward equation quite unfavourable. Therefore, you would be better off if you invest in diversified equity funds following the Core and Satellite strategy.",
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"Akshata Murti, wife of Rishi Sunak, appeared outside the UK for tax purposes.\n\nThe chancellor has been married to Ms. Murti, daughter of an Indian tech billionaire, since 2009.\n\nHere’s everything you need to know about your tax status and where your family builds up their wealth.\n\nWho is Akshata Murti?\n\nMr. Morty and Mr. Sunak met while they were studying at Stanford University in the United States.\n\nThey married in Bangalore, India, in 2009 and moved from the US to the UK four years later, shortly before Sunak became an MP.\n\nWhen she was young, her parents, NR Narayana Murthy and Sudha Murty, left her in the care of her grandparents to move to Mumbai to earn more money for the family.\n\nShe then studied Economics and French at Claremont McKenna Private College in California, transferred to Fashion Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles, and finally earned an MBA from Stanford University.\n\nHer first job after Stanford was marketing director for the Dutch Technology Incubator Fund in San Francisco.\n\nHe launched his own fashion label, Akshata Designs, in 2007. However, the brand fell apart after a few years.\n\nMurthy is the co-founder of Indian tech giant Infosys, of which his daughter owns nearly 1 per cent, and is believed to be worth around £700m.\n\nHer family also has a £900m joint venture with Amazon in India, while Morty herself owns a venture capital firm in the UK and is a director or direct shareholder of five other UK businesses, including Jamie Oliver’s pizza restaurants.\n\nShe also owns London-based Catamaran Ventures UK along with Sunak, although he transferred his shares to it before becoming a Member of Parliament in 2015.\n\nWhy are you based outside the UK?\n\nMrs. Morty has lived in Britain for nine years, but is still based in India.\n\nShe never obtained British citizenship because it would force her to renounce her Indian citizenship.\n\nInstead, it claims “non-resident” status in the UK, which can be claimed by anyone who was born abroad, or whose father was a foreigner, and who has lived in the UK for less than 15 years.\n\nThe chancellor informed the government about his wife’s tax status when he first became a minister four years ago, but it was only made public when he reported it. independent Wednesday.\n\nNon-domestic status is only available to British residents who claim that their ‘home’, the center of their personal and financial interests, is outside the United Kingdom.\n\nMost people claiming status must pay an annual tax of £30,000 and are taxed only on their UK income rather than all the money they earn worldwide.\n\nHaving a “non-resident” status is a relic of colonial-era British tax law. It was introduced to keep wealthy colonists who made their money abroad happy, as they were financially supporting the British Empire.\n\nMs Morty’s case means she will not have to pay UK tax on the £11.6m dividends she would have received from Infosys in the last financial year.\n\nA spokeswoman for Ms. Murti said: “Akshata Murti is an Indian national, the country where her parents were born and her parents live. India does not allow its citizens to obtain citizenship of another country at the same time.\n\n“Therefore, under UK law, Mrs. Morty is treated as a non-resident for UK tax purposes. She has always paid and will continue to pay UK tax on all her UK income.”\n\nLabour’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Tulip Siddik, said: “The chancellor has imposed one tax increase after another on the British people. Surprisingly, at the same time, his family benefited from tax-reduction schemes. This is another example of conservatives believing it’s a rule for them and another for everyone else.\n\n“Rishi Sunak must now urgently explain how much he and his family have saved on their tax bill as millions of working families raise taxes and choose to leave them worse off by £2,620 a year.”\n\nNimesh Shah, CEO of accounting firm Blick Rothenberg, told The Times that Murty’s non-domestic situation is an option rather than an inevitable.\n\nTo do this, Ms. Murti would have to cut all ties with India, including giving up voting rights, selling assets and property."
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"Expand Borders In Stellaris is quite possibly the most aspiring 4X games we have found in quite a while. As a 4X game, perhaps the main objectives is growing your region.\n\nIn Stellaris, that implies growing your boundaries. Notwithstanding, it’s not in every case clear how to extend borders in Stellaris. To exacerbate the situation, this interaction has pretty significantly changed since the game initially came out, and now it very well may be just about as befuddling as terraforming.\n\nHow, at that point, do you grow your boundaries and overcome the stars? With our total guide, you can start your interstellar (Expand Borders In Stellaris?”) success today!\n\nThis part of the stellaris how to build outpost direct contains viable information in regards to the development of the realm and participating in decisions that can encourage further ongoing interaction.\n\nWhen looking to rule the cosmic system through one or the other exchange, tact, or ordinary fighting, extending one’s lines is consistently significant. Given how muddled a particularly huge scope technique game, for example, Expand Borders In Stellaris Console Commands can be, it’s critical to see a portion of these center highlights while developing your own domain. One of these is extending your boundaries and colonizing different planets around the system.\n\nThe Importance Of Expanding Borders",
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"We’ve assembled a strong guide for how to Expand Borders In Stellaris. On the off chance that you haven’t played the game, or you’re simply beginning, you may have a basic inquiry: for what reason is it essential to grow these boundaries by any means?\n\nThe boundaries of your realm fundamentally characterize where you can build up your settlements. Sometimes, you might need to grow a line deliberately.\n\nSuppose there is a planet that you might want to colonize. Be that as it may, you either can’t colonize it yet or you need to hold off for reasons unknown. By extending your boundaries to envelop this planet, it is currently (generally) protected inside your lines and you can colonize at your recreation.\n\nWhile there are various approaches to play Expand Borders In Stellaris, extending the impact of your realm is the way in to every methodology. You can’t grow your impact without extending your boundaries.\n\nThe most essential choice to grow your boundaries is to fabricate stations. To do this, you should initially choose your development transport. At that point, you click on the framework or the star (contingent upon your guide view) and construct a station.\n\nAs we said over, this viably expands your boundary into this framework. In the event that there are any tenable planets inside this framework, you can start to colonize them at whatever point you need (expecting that you have the right assets).\n\nWould it be advisable for you to just form however many stations as could be expected under the circumstances? This relies significantly upon your playing style. For instance, a few players like to go for key interfere with focuses to cut different realms from extending. By then, the other domain will not go into your regions without an arrangement or a statement of war.\n\nSimultaneously, avoiding certain frameworks can cause loss of impact as a punishment. You should choose if the advantages of dashing to gag focuses on the guide exceed the possible dangers of losing that impact.\n\nBuilding stations is the most widely recognized approach to extend your Expand Borders In Stellaris. Nonetheless, another fundamental of any 4X game is “kill,” and victory is a practical method to grow your boundaries. As you would envision, there are advantages and disadvantages to this specific methodology.\n\nAfter you acquire triumph over an opponent realm, you might have the option to guarantee a portion of their domains. We say “a few” on the grounds that various realms may have distinctive War Philosophy approaches that direct which frameworks can be asserted and which can’t. In the event that that way of thinking turns out to be “Unhindered Warfare,” you can guarantee any framework inasmuch as it doesn’t have a place with an individual from the Federation.\n\nIs it accurate to say that you are needing to keep things overall quite basic? All things considered, simply play an all out war realm and keep whichever frameworks you vanquish in the wake of combining armadas and accomplishing triumph. Else, you should utilize the cases the board tab to monitor which frameworks you are explicitly attaching through war.\n\nHow to Expand Borders In Stellaris",
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"Hi everyone, Daniel Moregård here from Paradox Interactive to offer a few hints for exploring the most recent update for Stellaris: Console Edition – 2.2 “Le Guin”. Stellaris: Console Edition is the main fantastic methodology game on consoles and it’s allowed to play this end of the week! Thusly, you may be thinking, what’s a fabulous system game? What is Expand Borders In Stellaris? What is the significance of life?? Who am I?!?\n\nIt’s alright – you’re perusing a blog entry and it’s here to assist with probably a portion of those inquiries.\n\n“Great procedure” is a class of games where players control a country/government/realm more than many in-game years and impact its prosperity (or disappointment) through military, monetary, political, and strategic methods. Expand Borders In Stellaris is a fantastic methodology game set in an enormous space sandbox. Certainly, beginning your own space realm can appear to be an overwhelming assignment, so we’ve arranged some speedy tips and deceives to assist you with beginning. Before long you’ll be ready for action quicker than light.\n\nEvaluate your first playthrough as the United Nations of Earth, which addresses all people on Earth and offers a somewhat more discretion situated playstyle. Space is colossal, and it’s perilous to go alone, so make a point to fabricate collusions! You’re generally more grounded with individual domains to back you up.",
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"Sleep with one eye open\n\nWhile having collusions has a wide range of advantages, the system is immense and loaded with ponders… yet a portion of those marvels will attempt to murder you. Ensure your realm isn’t extended flimsy to such an extent that you can’t safeguard it when the opportunity arrives.\n\nLook before you leap\n\nWhile investigating the world, it’s essential to understand what exists outside your own framework. Science boats will permit you to investigate new frameworks before you grow there. We suggest building two so you can investigate quicker. When you choose to grow, you’ll need Construction boats to fabricate stations. Ought to there be livable planets, Colony boats can start populating them with your residents. Congrats, you’re a space pilgrim now.",
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