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Abhijātābhivaṃsa (, ; 29 September 1968 – 7 February 2022), also known as Sagaing Tipiṭaka Sayadaw (, ), was a Burmese Buddhist monk. He was chief abbot of Saddhamma Mānitāyon Monastery in Yangon and abbot of Saddhamma Jotaka Subodhāyon Monastery in Monywa. Being awarded the titles of Tipiṭakadhara and Tipiṭakakovida in 2007 and 2010 respectively, Ashin was the 12th recipient of the title of Tipiṭakadhara Dhammabhaṇḍāgārika. Early life and education Abhijātābhivaṃsa, the third of seven siblings, was born on 29 September 1968 (8th waxing day of Thadingyut, 1330 M.E.) in Hsinnin Village, Wetlet Township, to Tin Ya and Nyunt Khin. He was ordained as a novice on 29 November 1979 (11th waxing day of Nadaw, 1341 ME), under the presiding sayadaw of Zabumingala Shweyattha Kyaung, and sent to Mahā Subodhāyon Monastery	passed all five-level 8026 recitation contents for the Tipiṭakadhara Tipiṭakakovida Selection Examinations, in which he had to show his memory of Tipiṭaka by reciting the Canon without being prompted more than five times in a day, in 2007 and was awarded the title of Tipiṭakadhara (). After completing all five levels of ideology written exam, he became the holder of the title of Tipiṭakakovida (), in 2010. In 2016, Ashin was offered the title of Tipiṭakadhara Dhammabhaṇḍāgārika by the Burmese government, and was thereafter known as its 12th recipient in history. In 2012, Ashin was appointed by Ashin Nandamālābhivaṃsa as presiding abbot of Saddhamma Jotaka Subodhāyon Monastery, a monastery, in Monywa, under the governance of Mahā Subodhāyon. Ashin died of leukemia at Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok, on 7 February 2022, at
is a privately owned conglomerate in East Africa and Southern Africa. The group maintains its headquarters in Kampala, Uganda, with subsidiaries in Kenya and Malawi. The group is headed by the executive group chairman, Sarbjit Singh Rai Overview As of February 2022, the Sarrai Group comprises 10 subsidiary companies as outlined in the table below: History The father of Sarbjit Singh Rai, the current chairman of the group, migrated from his native India and established businesses in Kenya. The father's brother, one Tarlochan Singh Rai, who either came with him or followed him to Kenya, also established his own chain of businesses. After the two brothers died their sons expanded and diversified the businesses, which operate separately. Sarbjit Singh Rai moved to Uganda and started the Sarrai Group. His cousin Jaswant Rai, stayed in Kenya, where he operates three sugar plantations; (a) West Kenya Sugar Limited (b) Sukari Industries Limited and (c) Olepito Sugar Limited. Mumias Sugar Lease In December 2021, the Sarrai Group controversially won a tender to lease Mumias Sugar Company Limited in neighboring Kenya for the purpose of rehabilitating the sugar manufacturer. Mumias Sugar, was at one time the largest sugar manufacturer in the country. The announcement of the lease award was successfully challenged in Kenya high court leading to immediate suspension of the lease on December 29th, 2021 by Justice Kenneth Ndung'u of Nairobi high court. The judge cited a petition by one of the bidders alleging fraud, mistakes and illegalities in the leasing process. Mumias Sugar was at one time the largest sugar manufacturer in the country. Due to mismanagement and neglect, the company had gone into receivership and was unable to meet its financial obligations. A total of 8 bidders submitted the bids with Sarrai Group offering one of the lowest bids. The Receiver manager for Mumias Sugar Company said Sarrai Group was selected due to its performance record in Uganda, where its three sugar mills are operated profitably, but the lease award has faced a barrage of lawsuits from bidders, creditors, farmers and shareholders of Mumias Sugar effectively blocking Sarrai Group from taking over Mumias. Controversy and Suspension of Mumias Sugar Lease On 29 December 2021, the Kenya High Court in Nairobi, suspended the Mumias lease offer to Sarrai Group after one of the bidders filed a case against a lease award, with Sarrai group and Mumias Sugar receiver manager named as defendants. The bidder, Tumaz and Tumaz Enterprises, which had placed the highest bid of Kshs. 27.6 billion against Kshs. 11.5 billion for Sarrai Group, alleged fraud, mistakes and illegalities in the bidding process, which was headed by	one of the bidders filed a case against a lease award, with Sarrai group and Mumias Sugar receiver manager named as defendants. The bidder, Tumaz and Tumaz Enterprises, which had placed the highest bid of Kshs. 27.6 billion against Kshs. 11.5 billion for Sarrai Group, alleged fraud, mistakes and illegalities in the bidding process, which was headed by Kenya commercial bank (KCB)'s receivership manager P V Rao. Mumias Sugar was placed under receivership in 2018 by KCB, which was one of its creditors. Justice Kenneth Ndung'u of Milimani High Court in Nairobi suspended the lease award and ordered KCB's receiver manager and Sarrai Group not to interfere with Mumias Sugar until the case was heard and determined. In January 2022, other bidders including West Kenya Sugar Company were enjoined in new cases filed against Sarrai Group and P V Rao. A group of Mumias sugar farmers filed another lawsuit challenging the lease award. They protested that KCB's receiver manager had erred in awarding the lease to the lowest bidder. West Kenya Sugar company told the court that it was the highest bidder, and yet the lease was awarded at a cost of Kshs. 5.8 billion to Sarrai Group. They contested that Sarrai Group was the lowest bidder out of 8 bidders who had submitted their bids. The Nairobi high court judge Okwany issued a second lease suspension until March 14, 2022, when the case will heard and determined. The farmers had sued Sarrai group, P V Rao, the attorney general, competition authority, Kakamega County government among others. In its reply to the suit, the Competition Authority of Kenya told the court that the lease award was fraudulent, because the KCB receiver manager and Sarrai group failed to get its approval before taking over the lease.They said it was a criminal act as per the Competition Act of the 2010 Kenyan Constitution. In early February, 2022 another round of lawsuits were filed by creditors including the law firm of Kimeto, which is owed Kshs. 76 million. The law firm claimed that the leasing process was fraudulent because KCB's receiver manager had filed documents in court showing that KCB collected over Kshs. 1.5 billion from running Mumias Sugar since 2018. They argued that KCB's Mumias Sugar debt of Kshs. 570 million should already have been credited from the collections which were 3 times the debt KCB was owed. They wanted KCB receiver manager to be fired by the court and a new tender process to be announced and administered by the court. They argued that the previous tendering process
his college career at Virginia Tech and redshirted his true freshman season after joining the team as a walk-on. As a redshirt freshman, Stout served as a kickoff specialist for the Hokies and recorded 60 touchbacks on 71 kickoff attempts. After the end of the season, Stout entered the NCAA transfer portal and committed to transfer to Penn State, who offered him an athletic scholarship. Stout was eligible to play immediately at Penn State because he was not a scholarship player at Virginia Tech. He served primarily as the Nittany Lions kickoff specialist in his first season with the team and finished fourth in the FBS with 66 touchbacks and made two of three field goal attempts, including a school record 57-yard field goal against Pittsburgh. As a redshirt junior, Stout was named Penn State's punter in addition to kickoffs and averaged 41.5 yards per punt. He was named Penn State's kicker entering his redshirt senior season and became the first player	is an American football placekicker and punter for the Penn State Nittany Lions. He previously played at Virginia Tech. Early life and high school Stout grew up in Honaker, Virginia and attended Honaker High School. He was a three time All-State selection at kicker. Stout was named the Tigers' team MVP as a senior after making all nine of his field goal attempts and averaging 47 yards per punt. College career Stout began his college career at Virginia Tech and redshirted his true freshman season after joining the team as a walk-on. As a redshirt freshman, Stout served as a kickoff specialist for the Hokies and
the Kyrgyz SSR. Biography Born in 1905 in the village of Ravat, Osh district (now - in the Marhamat District of the Andijan Region) in the family of a poor peasant. In 1916-1918 he was a shepherd at the bai in the Sülüktü region. Since 1919, a member of the YCL. In 1919-1922 he studied at the Kokand Pedagogical College, but did not finish the course. He graduated from the Kyrgyz Pedagogical College, according to other sources - from 1921 to 1925 he studied at the Pedagogical Institute of Education in Tashkent. In 1925–1927, the head of the Osh district department of public education. Since 1927, a member of the CPSU (b), head of the Agitation and Propaganda Department of the Osh Canton Committee of the CPSU	courses. For some time he worked as chairman of the executive committee of the Osh District Council, 1st Secretary of the District Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks (Kirghiz ASSR) and Deputy People's Commissar of Education of the Kirghiz ASSR, but the terms of service in these positions are not precisely defined. ? - 1931 - head of the political department of the horse farm 1934 - April 1937 - 1st Secretary of the Osh District Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks (Kirghiz ASSR) April 4, 1937 - ? - Head of the Agricultural Department of the Kyrgyz Regional Committee of the CPSU (b) - CC of the CP (b) of Kyrgyzstan June 1937 - member of the
commander of a captured infantry fighting vehicle, a BMP-2. Until 2016, women were not formally allowed to serve in Ukrainian forces in combat positions; Tolopa was listed as a radiotelephone operator. At least once she fought against the Don Cossack host that she had been part of, at Lutuhyne. She says she fought on the side of Ukraine for an ideal, while the so-called Cossacks that used to be her friends, fought against Ukraine for money. Tolopa was wounded twice and suffered concussions seven times. She says one injury was light, but on July 12, 2014, she suffered a heavy concussion and three broken ribs, when the civilian car she was in hit a land mine. The driver and another passenger were killed immediately, while she was thrown clear. The last passenger died from his wounds in hospital. In August 2014, Oleh Liashko, leader of the Ukrainian Radical Party, visited the Aidar Battalion, appeared on television with Tolopa, called her a true patriot, and said he would request Ukrainian nationality for her. This caused her harm when the video was aired on NTV Russian television. Her mother and younger brother had to temporarily leave their home due to threats. Her family and the Russian media called her a traitor. Her grandfather stopped speaking to her. Her maternal uncle, who works for the Federal Security Service (FSB), threatened to come to Ukraine and bring her back to Russia naked. The Russian authorities opened three criminal cases against her, for extremism, terrorism, and mercenaryism, with a total potential jail sentence of 36 years. Maternal leave Tolopa fought for almost a year at the front, then left when she realized she was pregnant, serving until her sixth month of pregnancy. The father is Ukrainian, but they didn't marry or even keep in touch. She has had many suggestions that she have a sham marriage with a Ukrainian to get nationality, but she refused to consider them as demeaning. She gave birth to a daughter, Miroslava, in Kyiv in 2015. Her mother only resumed speaking to her by phone after the birth; they avoid discussing politics. Tolopa and Miroslava lived in a Kyiv apartment with a female friend nicknamed Belka (squirrel) that Tolopa had met at Maidan, a former fashion designer from Dnipropetrovsk who followed her to the War in Donbas, and left after receiving a traumatic brain injury. In June 2016, Tolopa appeared in a video promoting the third Kyiv Pride LGBT rights March for Equality, then walked in the march itself. She was in a relationship with a woman at the time, but says she would have attended anyway. In the summer of 2016, Tolopa was trained to fly drones by Maria Berlinska, a female Ukrainian volunteer (who also wrote the influential study that allowed women to serve in combat roles). She subsequently volunteered for regular short trips to the Anti-Terrorist Operation Zone doing aerial reconnaissance. In December 2016, in a televised incident, Tolopa threw tomato juice on Liashko outside the Verkhovna Rada, accusing him of breaking his promise to help her get Ukrainian nationality. Liashko called her heroic, but said that only the President could grant nationality, though he did request it for her, and said she was being used by her former Aidar commander, , now a political rival. Melnichuk denied organizing the incident, but the leader of his parliamentary faction, Yaroslav Moskalenko, apologized to Liashko, and announced Melnichuk would be leaving the faction. Back to the front By December 2016, Tolopa had signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and by January 2017 she was serving as a drone operator in the "Donbas-Ukraine" battalion (reorganized from the former volunteer Donbas Battalion). She says she didn't get along with the Donbas battalion commander, so served two months there, then spent another four or five months between contracts, before signing another contract with the 16th battalion of the 58th brigade. When she went to the front, she would leave her daughter with a nanny, or alternate child care with a female military friend who lived through the annexation of the Crimea, and has two children. In 2018, she was featured in a photo project about women fighting for Ukraine by Czech photographer David Tesinsky that received international attention. The same year she was also interviewed for a chapter telling her story in Girls cutting their locks, a book about women in the Russo-Ukrainian war published by the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance. Applying for Ukrainian nationality Tolopa was repeatedly refused Ukrainian nationality (sometimes colloquially called citizenship) when she applied for it. Her Russian passport was destroyed when she was blown up by the mine in 2014, so she was unable to provide it as part	at Lutuhyne. She says she fought on the side of Ukraine for an ideal, while the so-called Cossacks that used to be her friends, fought against Ukraine for money. Tolopa was wounded twice and suffered concussions seven times. She says one injury was light, but on July 12, 2014, she suffered a heavy concussion and three broken ribs, when the civilian car she was in hit a land mine. The driver and another passenger were killed immediately, while she was thrown clear. The last passenger died from his wounds in hospital. In August 2014, Oleh Liashko, leader of the Ukrainian Radical Party, visited the Aidar Battalion, appeared on television with Tolopa, called her a true patriot, and said he would request Ukrainian nationality for her. This caused her harm when the video was aired on NTV Russian television. Her mother and younger brother had to temporarily leave their home due to threats. Her family and the Russian media called her a traitor. Her grandfather stopped speaking to her. Her maternal uncle, who works for the Federal Security Service (FSB), threatened to come to Ukraine and bring her back to Russia naked. The Russian authorities opened three criminal cases against her, for extremism, terrorism, and mercenaryism, with a total potential jail sentence of 36 years. Maternal leave Tolopa fought for almost a year at the front, then left when she realized she was pregnant, serving until her sixth month of pregnancy. The father is Ukrainian, but they didn't marry or even keep in touch. She has had many suggestions that she have a sham marriage with a Ukrainian to get nationality, but she refused to consider them as demeaning. She gave birth to a daughter, Miroslava, in Kyiv in 2015. Her mother only resumed speaking to her by phone after the birth; they avoid discussing politics. Tolopa and Miroslava lived in a Kyiv apartment with a female friend nicknamed Belka (squirrel) that Tolopa had met at Maidan, a former fashion designer from Dnipropetrovsk who followed her to the War in Donbas, and left after receiving a traumatic brain injury. In June 2016, Tolopa appeared in a video promoting the third Kyiv Pride LGBT rights March for Equality, then walked in the march itself. She was in a relationship with a woman at the time, but says she would have attended anyway. In the summer of 2016, Tolopa was trained to fly drones by Maria Berlinska, a female Ukrainian volunteer (who also wrote the influential study that allowed women to serve in combat roles). She subsequently volunteered for regular short trips to the Anti-Terrorist Operation Zone doing aerial reconnaissance. In December 2016, in a televised incident, Tolopa threw tomato juice on Liashko outside the Verkhovna Rada, accusing him of breaking his promise to help her get Ukrainian nationality. Liashko called her heroic, but said that only the President could grant nationality, though he did request it for her, and said she was being used by her former Aidar commander, , now a political rival. Melnichuk denied organizing the incident, but the leader of his parliamentary faction, Yaroslav Moskalenko, apologized to Liashko, and announced Melnichuk would be leaving the faction. Back to the front By December 2016, Tolopa had signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and by January 2017 she was serving as a drone operator in the "Donbas-Ukraine" battalion (reorganized from the former volunteer Donbas Battalion). She says she didn't get along with the Donbas battalion commander, so served two months there, then spent another four or five months between contracts, before signing another contract with the 16th battalion of the 58th brigade. When she went to the front, she would leave her daughter with a nanny, or alternate child care with a female military friend who lived through the annexation of the Crimea, and has two children. In 2018, she was featured in a photo project about women fighting for Ukraine by Czech photographer David Tesinsky that received international attention. The same year she was also
and played their home games at Convocation Center. The Bobcats finished with a record of 17–7 and finished second in the MAC regular season with a conference record of 6–4. Schedule \|- !colspan=9 style="background:#006A4D; color:white;"\| regular	The 1970–71 Ohio Bobcats men's basketball team represented Ohio University as a member of the Mid-American Conference in the college basketball season of 1970–71. The team was coached by Jim Snyder and played their home games at Convocation Center. The
1 August 1946, the dry dock was re-designated as AFDM-7. On 28 October 1950, the dry dock would be on commercial lease. In 1956, AFDM-7 was towed through the Panama Canal and leased to Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company. In October 1971, the Navy would reacquire the dry dock as the lease was over. AFDM-7 would be repaired and refitted by the Navy Seabees at Davisville, January 1972. Stationed at Melville from June 1972 until 1974. In December 1972, USS Nantahala (AO-60) was dry docked inside AFDM-7 at Melville. towed to Norfolk in April 1974 and later stationed at Norfolk from 1974 until 1997. On 7 June 1979, the dry dock was finally named Sustain. In 1984, USS Arthur W. Radford (DD-968) subsequently undergone sea trials and repairs inside Sustain. From 4 September until 9 October 1984, USS Ainsworth (FF-1090) completed work inside Sustain at Norfolk. USS Kidd (DDG-993) returned to Norfolk and conducted an emergent dry docking with floating dry dock Sustain on 30 May,	Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company. In October 1971, the Navy would reacquire the dry dock as the lease was over. AFDM-7 would be repaired and refitted by the Navy Seabees at Davisville, January 1972. Stationed at Melville from June 1972 until 1974. In December 1972, USS Nantahala (AO-60) was dry docked inside AFDM-7 at Melville. towed to Norfolk in April 1974 and later stationed at Norfolk from 1974 until 1997. On 7 June 1979, the dry dock was finally named Sustain. In 1984, USS Arthur W. Radford (DD-968) subsequently undergone sea trials and repairs inside Sustain. From 4 September until 9 October 1984, USS Ainsworth (FF-1090) completed work inside Sustain at Norfolk. USS Kidd (DDG-993) returned to Norfolk and conducted an emergent dry docking with floating dry dock Sustain on 30 May, staying
He plays fullback at the Biarritz Olympique. Playing career After receiving a scholarship to attend the Glenwood High School in Durban, Joe Jonas first played with the Natal Sharks, in 2020 he joined the Biarritz Olympique training	the Biarritz Olympique training centre. After competing in the Supersevens, he played his first Top 14 match against the Section Paloise in November 2021 and scored his first try in Clermont during his third start. In December 2021 he extended his contract until 2024. References 2000 births Living people Rugby union fullbacks Biarritz
these are Nourish, Harley-Davidson Motory Cycles, Charleston Hemp Collective and Dub's Public House. The building was completed in 1821, for "Matthew Johnston and others," making it one of the earliest buildings in the riverfront area. The western end of the building, number 224, was damaged by fire in 1851. In 1917, the Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company of New York City had an	western end of the building, number 224, was damaged by fire in 1851. In 1917, the Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company of New York City had an office at number 220. The International Milling Company was occupying numbers 220 and 222 around 1940. River Street façade See also Buildings in Savannah Historic District References West Bay Street 220–224 Commercial buildings completed in 1821
and Parauapebas. The stadium has a maximum capacity of 10,000 people. References External	Parauapebas. The stadium has a maximum capacity of 10,000 people. References External links Rosenão on OGol Rosenão
in the National Basketball Association during the late 1970s. Accolades 94th Academy Awards: Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) nomination See also WNBA	Basketball is a 2021 American documentary short film by Ben Proudfoot about basketball legend Lusia Harris. It is nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject). Summary She was the first and last woman to
and finished second in the MAC regular season with a conference record of 9–3. They were invited to the 1969 National Invitation Tournament. There they defeated West Texas State before losing to Tennessee in the second round. Schedule \|- !colspan=9 style="background:#006A4D; color:white;"\| regular season \|- !colspan=9 style="background:#006A4D; color:white;"\| National	for the first time played their home games at the recently constructed Convocation Center. The Bobcats finished with a record of 17–9 and finished second in the MAC regular season with a conference record of 9–3. They were invited to the
15 February 1998) is a British freestyle skier. She competed in the 2022 Winter Olympics. Career Gerken Schofield won the silver medal at the 2013 FIS Freestyle Junior World Ski Championships in the moguls event. She finished 17th out of 20 competitors in the second qualifying round in the women's moguls event at the 2022 Winter Olympics, failing to qualify for the finals. Personal life Gerken Schofield has	second qualifying round in the women's moguls event at the 2022 Winter Olympics, failing to qualify for the finals. Personal life Gerken Schofield has a twin brother Thomas and a younger sister Makayla who are also freestyle skiers. The siblings grew up in Essex before moving to France at young ages. She dedicated her Olympic runs to her grandfather who had passed away before the 2022 Olympics due to COVID-19. References
has seven divisions, each of which serves a specific purpose for the department. Personnel are equally distributed across the department for the most part. Administration The Administration Division contains most of the administrative staff of the department, along with the Traffic Bureau. It is managed by an Office Manager, along with an Administrative Lieutenant and Sergeant. Patrol and enforcement The face of the department, the PED is responsible for most patrol services of the department. It is organized into four sections, each with a Patrol Commander (Lt.) and Patrol Supervisor (Sgt.), which are further divided into 10 groups of officers. It is the largest division of	Personnel are equally distributed across the department for the most part. Administration The Administration Division contains most of the administrative staff of the department, along with the Traffic Bureau. It is managed by an Office Manager, along with an Administrative Lieutenant and Sergeant. Patrol and enforcement The face of the department, the PED is responsible for most patrol services of the department. It is organized into four sections, each with a Patrol Commander (Lt.) and Patrol Supervisor (Sgt.), which are further divided into 10 groups of officers. It is the largest division of the department. Traffic Bureau The Traffic Bureau is composed of a Traffic Bureau Supervisor, a parking enforcement officer, eight parking lot attendants for the paid town center parking lot, and the school crossing guards program. Investigations The Detective Bureau is led by a Bureau Commander that is a Lieutenant, as well as a
there were machines; in this we have been foolish". Contemporary era David Graeber The anthropologist David Graeber has written about bullshit jobs, which are jobs that are meaningless do not contribute anything worthwhile, or even damage society. Graeber also claims that bullshit jobs are often not the worst paid ones. The bullshit-jobs can include tasks like these: Watching over an inbox which received emails and copy and paste it into another form. To be hired to look busy. Jobs where the most important thing is to sit in the right place, like working in a reception, and forwarding emails to someone who is tasked with reading them. Frédéric Lordon In Willing Slaves of Capital: Spinoza and Marx on Desire, the French economist and philosopher Frédéric Lordon ponders why people accept deferring or even replacing their own desires and goals with those of an organization. “It is ultimately quite strange,” he writes, “that people should so ‘accept’ to occupy themselves in the service of a desire that was not originally their own.” Lordon argues that surrender of will occurs via the capture by organizations of workers’ “basal desire” – the will to survive. But this willingness of workers to become aligned with a company’s goals is due not only to what can be called “managerialism” (the ways in which a company co-opts individuality via wages, rules, and perks), but to the psychology of the workers themselves, whose “psyches… perform at times staggering feats of compartmentalization.” So consent to work itself becomes problematic and troubling; as captured in the title of Lordon’s book, workers are “willing slaves.” Franco "Bifo" Berardi Franco Berardi, an Italian Autonomist thinker, suggests in The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy, that capitalism has harnessed modern desires for autonomy and independence:"No desire, no vitality seems to exist anymore outside the economic enterprise, outside productive labor and business. Capital was able to renew its psychic, ideological and economic energy, specifically thanks to the absorption of creativity, desire, and individualistic, libertarian drives for self-realization."Knowledge workers, or what Barardi calls the “cognitariat,” are far from free of this co-option. People in these jobs, he says, have suffered a kind of Taylorization of their work via the parceling and routinization of even creative activities. George Alliger In the 2022 book Anti-Work: Psychological Investigations into Its Truths, Problems, and Solutions, work psychologist Alliger proposes to systematize anti-work thinking by suggesting a set of almost 20 propositions that characterize this topic. He draws on a wide variety of sources; a few of the propositions or tenets are: Work demands submission and	human happiness. Brief history The critique of work has been around for a long time, and many thinkers have critiqued and wished for the abolishment of the social activities that we in our own historical epoch define as labor. In fact, critiques of unnecessary human labor may be found as early as in Ancient Greece. Paul Lafargue was early to point out that the obsession society seemed to have with labor paradoxically harmed the productivity which society had as one of its primary justifications for not working as little as possible. During 2021 and 2021 the anti work movement has experienced rapid growth online, especially on the subreddit /r/antiwork which uses the slogan "Unemployment for all, not just the rich!". The subreddit has [2022] 1.8 million members, and has aided workers in the 2021 Kellogg's strike. Paul Lafargue In Lafargue's book The Right To Be Lazy, he claims that: "It is sheer madness, that people are fighting for the "right" to an eight-hour working day. In other words, eight hours of servitude, exploitation and suffering, when it is leisure, joy and self-realisation that should be fought for – and as few hours of slavery as possible." The automation, which had already come a long way in Lafargue's time, could easily have reduced working hours to three or four hours a day. Which would have left a large part of the day for the things which he would claim that we really want to do – spend time with friends, relax, enjoy life, be lazy. The machine is the saviour of humanity, Lafargue argues, but only if the working time it frees up becomes leisure time. It can be, it should be, but it rarely has been. The time that is freed up is according to Lafargue usually converted into more hours of work, which in his view is only more hours of toil and drudgery. Bertrand Russell Russell's book In Praise of Idleness is a collection of essays on the themes of sociology and philosophy. Russell argues that if the burden of work were shared equally among all, resulting in fewer hours of work, unemployment would disappear. As a result, human happiness would also increase as people would be able to enjoy their newfound free time, which would further increase the amount of science and art. Russell for example claimed that "Modern methods of production have given us the possibility of ease and security for all; we have chosen, instead, to have overwork for some and starvation for others. Hitherto we have continued to be as energetic as we were before there were machines; in this we have been foolish". Contemporary era David Graeber The anthropologist David Graeber has written about bullshit jobs, which are jobs that are meaningless do not contribute anything worthwhile, or even damage society. Graeber also claims that bullshit jobs are often not the worst paid ones. The bullshit-jobs can include tasks like these: Watching over an inbox which received emails and copy and paste it into another form. To be hired to look busy. Jobs where the most important thing is to sit in the right place, like working in a reception, and forwarding emails to someone who is tasked with reading them. Frédéric Lordon In Willing Slaves of Capital: Spinoza and Marx on Desire, the French economist and philosopher Frédéric Lordon ponders why people accept deferring or even replacing their own desires and goals with those of an organization. “It is ultimately quite strange,” he writes, “that people should so ‘accept’ to occupy themselves in the service of a desire that was not originally their own.” Lordon argues that surrender of will occurs via the capture by organizations of workers’ “basal desire” – the will to survive. But this willingness of workers to become aligned with a company’s goals is due not only to what can be called “managerialism” (the ways in which a company co-opts individuality via wages, rules, and perks), but to the psychology of the workers themselves, whose “psyches… perform at times staggering feats of compartmentalization.” So consent to work itself becomes problematic and troubling; as captured in the title of Lordon’s book, workers are “willing slaves.” Franco "Bifo" Berardi Franco Berardi, an Italian Autonomist thinker, suggests in The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy, that capitalism has harnessed modern desires for autonomy and independence:"No desire, no vitality seems to exist anymore outside the economic enterprise, outside productive labor and business. Capital was able to renew its psychic, ideological and economic energy, specifically thanks to the absorption of creativity, desire, and individualistic, libertarian drives for self-realization."Knowledge workers, or what Barardi calls the “cognitariat,” are far from free of this co-option. People in these jobs, he says, have suffered a kind of Taylorization of their work via the parceling and routinization of even creative activities. George Alliger In the 2022 book Anti-Work: Psychological Investigations into Its Truths, Problems, and Solutions, work psychologist Alliger proposes to systematize anti-work thinking by suggesting a set of almost 20 propositions that characterize this
Lam Yiu is a Chinese billionaire and the founder of Huabao International Holdings, a fragrances and tobacco flavoring company. She founded the company in 1996	the Hong Kong Stock Exchange through a "backdoor listing" in 2006. References 21st-century Chinese businesswomen Chinese
directed by Anton Dyakov. Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Short Film. Plot The film contrasts between form and content between a ballerina and a boxer, shows how one affects the other, and makes an attempt	Film. Plot The film contrasts between form and content between a ballerina and a boxer, shows how one affects the other, and makes an attempt to reveal the
issues which the Court of Appeal had to determine were limited because of certain procedural irregularities in the way that the defendant, the Samba Financial Group, had conducted its defence. However, the central allegation was that the bank had knowingly received certain very valuable securities in Saudi Arabian companies which were beneficially owned by SAAD Investments Company Limited in breach of trust. However, because Saudi Arabian law did not recognise the concept of a trust, and did not have a system of conflict of laws, the defendants argued that the claim must necessarily fail. The defendants succeeded both in the High Court and in the Court of Appeal. The court was also required to rule on whether it was appropriate to apply a 'block discount' to the valuation of the shares when assessing damages. Although the Court of Appeal expressed an opinion on this matter, because the claim failed this part of judgment did not have any effect between the parties. Background On or about 16 September 2009 Mr Maan Al-Sanea was alleged to have transferred a substantial number of shares and securities issued to the Samba Financial Group to discharge his liabilities to the group. However, Mr Al-Sanea held those shares in his personal name on trust for SAAD Investment Company Limited ("SICL"). On the day of the transfer they were valued at 801 million Saudi riyals (approximately US$250 million). Shortly afterwards SICL went into liquidation in the Cayman Islands. A raft of litigation then ensued, but most importantly the liquidators brought claims against Samba alleging that the transfers by Mr Al-Sanea were void under the provisions of section 127 of the Insolvency Act 1986. The courts were asked to determine the availability of relief as a preliminary issue of law and that litigation went all the way to the Supreme Court which ruled that the transactions could not, as a matter of law, be set aside under section 127. The liquidators of SICL amended their claim accordingly, and proceeded against Samba Financial Group, including a claim in knowing receipt, alleging that Samba Financial Group knew or ought to have known that the shares were held on trust for SICL, and so either had to restore them or pay over their value. In particular, SICL pointed out that Samba must be taken to know this because (i) Mr Al-Senea was also a director of Samba, and so his personal knowledge would be imputed to them, and (ii) because Samba had been given notice of a worldwide freezing order which been granted in relation to the relevant securities. However, because Samba did not comply with various orders for disclosure during the litigation it was debarred from defending various issues, and those were treated as having been proved. Accordingly, when the case came back before the court for a substantive hearing, there were only three remaining issues which the court had to determine. They were referred to as: "the Saudi Arabian Law Issue"; "the Law of Knowing Receipt Issue"; and "the Valuation Issue". These were all issues of pure law which the Samba Group could argue despite being debarred from disputing the underlying facts. On 1 April 2021 all of the assets of the Samba Group were transferred to the Saudi National Bank, who was substituted as defendant in the proceedings. High Court The case came before Fancourt J. Before the High Court there were essentially three issues to be determined: Firstly, was it necessary for the claimants to have an equitable interest in the relevant shares once they were in the hands of the Saudi Bank in order to sustain a claim for 'knowing receipt'. Secondly, whether under Saudi Arabian law (as the law of the place where the shares were deemed to be located) would recognise or give effect to the equitable title of SICL in the shares after the transfer. Thirdly, if the claimants succeeded, to what extent their damages should reflect a 'block discount' which would be applicable to the sale or purchase of such a large number of shares in one company. The High Court held that: A claim for knowing receipt could only succeed under English law (or Cayman law, which was accepted to be identical) if the claimants could show that they had a beneficial interest in the shares once they were in the hands of the Saudi Bank; that the effect of the expert evidence on Saudi law was to the effect that Saudi law did not recognise their trust interest, and so it was extinguished by the transfer to the Saudi Bank, and therefore the claim failed; and although it was no longer relevant, the judge set out the basis upon which he would have applied a partial block discount to the share valuation if he had been required to do so. Court of Appeal The Court of Appeal consisted of Newey LJ, Asplin LJ and Popplewell LJ. Newey LJ delivered a single judgment, but it	the footing of knowing receipt is that the defendant has accepted trust assets knowing that they were transferred to him in breach of trust and that he had no right to receive them. His possession is therefore at all times wrongful and adverse to the rights of both the true trustees and the beneficiaries. No trust has been reposed in him. He does not have the powers or duties of a trustee, for example with regard to investment or management. His sole obligation of any practical significance is to restore the assets immediately" (emphasis added). They conclude their review by upholding the decision of the High Court, that: "While it may be legitimate to refer to knowing receipt as a species of equitable wrongdoing, it is not based exclusively on fault. For liability to arise, the defendant must also have received trust property or, as Hoffmann LJ put it in El Ajou v Dollar Land Holdings plc, "assets which are traceable as representing the assets of the plaintiff"." They added: "In all the circumstances, it seems to us that the Judge was right to conclude that a knowing recipient "must have held trust property, not property to which from the moment of receipt he had good title" and that "a claim in knowing receipt, where dishonest assistance is not alleged, will fail if, at the moment of receipt, the beneficiary's equitable proprietary interest is destroyed or overridden so that the recipient holds the property as beneficial owner of it". ... In short, a continuing proprietary interest in the relevant property is required for a knowing receipt claim to be possible. A defendant cannot be liable for knowing receipt if he took the property free of any interest of the claimant." The 'Saudi Law' issue The court noted that in an English court Saudi Arabian law was treated as a matter of fact to be determined on expert evidence. They noted that Fancourt J had explained the reasons for his conclusions in a careful and detailed section of the Judgment running to 88 paragraphs, and they summarised his findings as follows: "The Courts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia do not apply foreign law. They would seek to give effect to the Six Transactions in accordance with the Saudi Arabian Courts' view of Saudi Arabian law. There is no distinction in Saudi Arabian law between legal and beneficial ownership as such. Therefore the beneficial interest of SICL under English/Cayman law would not have been recognised as such by the Saudi Arabian Courts." They noted the general rule in relation to appeals against matters of fact, as expressed by Lewison LJ in at paragraph 114: "Appellate courts have been repeatedly warned, by recent cases at the highest level, not to interfere with findings of fact by trial judges, unless compelled to do so." They also cited the warning of Lord Reed in at paragraph 67: "It follows that, in the absence of some other identifiable error, such as (without attempting an exhaustive account) a material error of law, or the making of a critical finding of fact which has no basis in the evidence, or a demonstrable misunderstanding of relevant evidence, or a demonstrable failure to consider relevant evidence, an appellate court will interfere with the findings of fact made by a trial judge only if it is satisfied that his decision cannot reasonably be explained or justified." After reviewing the trial judge's findings, they concluded that the appellant's arguments: "... do not come close to satisfying the criteria for this Court to interfere with a judge's findings of fact on foreign law in a case of this kind. The conclusions of the Judge in this case were reasonably open to him on the evidence he heard, and there is nothing in his clear and detailed reasoning which suggests he was wrong in his conclusions." The 'valuation' issue This was sufficient to dispose of the appeal, but (like the trial judge below) the Court of Appeal considered the valuation issue in case their decision on the previous two points was overturned on appeal. At first instance Fancourt J had held that a 'block discount' was appropriate to assess the true value of a large number of shares in the same company being sold on the market at the same time. The Court of Appeal disagreed, and overruled him in that respect. If a person has been party to a breach of trust, then it is their obligation to restore the trust property or its value to the beneficiaries. The fact that if the beneficiaries had sold it all at once on the market they would have received a depressed price is not material - they did not want it sold at all. They wanted to retain the full market value in their portfolio and that is the basis upon which the loss to them should be assessed. "We would not, however, wish to be taken to have endorsed the Judge's conclusions. It seems to us that there is a persuasive argument for saying that, where a trustee has elected to receive the value of an asset rather than its return in specie, the sum which is necessary to restore or re-constitute the trust fund will often at least be best determined by reference to the cost of the asset had it been purchased by the
is best known for answering the two most debated questions: What is Ethical Porn and Why Ethical Porn. Background Ethical.Porn was founded with the aim of creating a platform that offered well-researched articles curated by industry specialists that provided relevant information on the industry based on people's statements. The goal was to bring attention to the different challenges surrounding ethical pornography and to spark a dialogue about erotica in today's world. As a not-for-profit organization, Ethical.Porn works with a global network of partners	information on the industry based on people's statements. The goal was to bring attention to the different challenges surrounding ethical pornography and to spark a dialogue about erotica in today's world. As a not-for-profit organization, Ethical.Porn works with a global network of partners to improve access to, production of, and use of research information and knowledge filmmakers,
the film, written and directed by Paul Schrader. Filming began in Louisiana on February 3, 2022. At the same time, it was announced that two more actors joined the cast, Quintessa Swindell (replacing Zendaya whom Schrader originally had in mind) and Esai Morales. References External links Upcoming	and Sigourney Weaver had been cast in the film, written and directed by Paul Schrader. Filming began in Louisiana on February 3, 2022. At the same time, it was announced that two more actors joined the cast, Quintessa Swindell (replacing Zendaya whom Schrader originally had in mind) and Esai Morales. References External links Upcoming films American
and former All Blacks centre Warwick Taylor. He was not reappointed in 2009 despite not losing a single game during his term as coach. Atkins played	is a former coach of the New Zealand women's national rugby union team. He replaced Jed Rowlands as coach of the
to track down his 5th-grade teacher and remembering a bullying incident from 50 years ago. Release and reception It premiered at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Accolades 94th Academy Awards: Academy	It premiered at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Accolades 94th Academy Awards: Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject) – nomination References External links Official
States. Located in Savannah's Historic District, the addresses of some of the properties are West Bay Street, above Factors Walk, while others solely utilize the former King Cotton warehouses on River Street. As of February 2022, these are Two Cracked Eggs, Rusty Rudders Tap House, Nine Line, Black Rifle Coffee Company and 309 West. The building	was occupied by J. J. Williamson & Company cotton merchants, established in 1904. Their home office was in Atlanta, but they had branches in Savannah, Augusta, Memphis, Dallas, Birmingham and Tupelo, and were members of both the New York Cotton Exchange and the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. In 1922,
Eklent Kaçi, who did not participate at the event. The winner of the men's event was Joshua Filler, who defeated Mario He in the final 9-8. Format The St. Johann im Pongau Open was played as a double-elimination knockout tournament, until the round of 32. From that point on, the event continued as a single elimination bracket. All matches were played as a -to-nine- under the format. The event had a total of 181 entrants. Prize fund The tournament prize fund was similar to that of other Euro Tour events; €4,500 was awarded to	had a total prize pool of €38,000, with the winner of each event receiving €4,500. Since the 2020 Treviso Open there had not been any Euro Tour events, having been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The defending champion was Eklent Kaçi, who did not participate at the event. The winner of the men's event was Joshua Filler,
Gerhart Jander (1892-1961), German inorganic chemist Gundula Jander (fl. 1965), German canoeist Georg Jander (fl. 1996-present), American	Jander (footballer) (born 1988), Jander Ribeiro Santana, Brazilian football left-back Surname Gerhart Jander (1892-1961), German
to 18 millimeters in length; it's named for the single pore at the base of the final leg pair.	in Tiba, Japan. It grows up to 18 millimeters in length; it's named for the single pore
of the first plastic-insulated modular clamp was developed. In 1952, Weidmüller exhibited for the first time at the Hannover Messe. In the same year, the "Switchgear Clamp" (SAK) was developed from thermoset plastics as insulating material and patented steel drawbar as clamping system. In the following years, the company expanded its international activities and established itself in Europe, America and Asia. Weidmüller is now represented in over 80 countries worldwide. These at the locations Germany, Czech Republic, Romania, China and Brazil with a production facility and at the locations Germany, Spain, Australia, China, Brazil and Singapore with a development center. In 1959, the first foreign sales company was founded in England. This was followed in 1967 by sales companies in Austria, France and Italy. Spain was added in 1978 and Sweden and Belgium in the following years. With the founding of Thüringische Weidmüller GmbH in 1991, the company also spread to Eastern and Central Europe. The most recent country of the group in Europe is the sales office in Switzerland. In 1975, the activities were expanded to Brazil, Canada and the USA. The presence on the American continent was supplemented in 1994 by a sales company in Mexico. After the sale of the sales companies, they were bought back by Weidmüller from the American company Rockwell Automation, Inc. in 2017. In 1980, a sales company was founded in Japan, through which Weidmüller established its presence in Asia. Shortly thereafter, a sales company in Singapore followed. Since 1994, the company has also been continuously	and manufactures a wide range of electrical connectors. The company's headquarters is in Detmold, North Rhine-Westphalia. The company has operations in 80 countries, employing around 5,000 people worldwide. Weidmüller is mainly active in mechanical engineering, the process industry, energy generation/renewable energies, transport technology, building infrastructure and equipment manufacturing. History In 1850 Carl August Weidmüller founded C. A. Weidmüller, originally as a textile company in Reichenbrand near Chemnitz. Gottfried Gläsel became a partner in the company in 1931 and became the sole owner and managing director in 1937. For reasons of recognition, the company name C. A. Weidmüller was retained. In 1943, the Second World War caused the company to change their products. While searching for suitable products for his company, Gottfried Gläsel met Wilhelm Staffel, who as a development engineer at AEG was involved in the development of the first automatic machine controls (e.B. for milling machines). The collaboration with Wilhelm Staffel leads to the production of the first "Staffel-Klemme" (Terminal) for AEG in Berlin. The resumption of contact with Wilhelm Staffel in 1947 led to a contract that formed the
eviction night, it was revealed that all housemates were actually up for eviction, before the eviction for that week was cancelled. In week 2 and 3, only the HoH and deputy HoH were allowed to nominate housemates for possible eviction. The HoH had to use their veto power to replace one housemate from those nominated by the deputy HoH, with a non-nominated housemate. In week 3, under Sis Tamara and Yoli's leadership, the housemates won their first 100% wager. For the third week in a row, only the HoH and deputy HoH were allowed to nominate, with HoH once again having the privilege to save and replace. Week 5 was the first week that all housemates had the opportunity to nominate other housemates for possible eviction. Both the HoH and deputy HoH were immune from nomination while the HoH had to perform	After only three days in the house, QV decided to withdraw from the competition for mental health reasons. On 30 January, instead of an eviction, Vyno and Nthabii were added to the house. Nomination History In week 1, all housemates made their eviction nominations. On eviction night, it was revealed that all housemates were actually up for eviction, before the eviction for that week was cancelled. In week 2 and 3, only the HoH and deputy HoH were allowed to nominate housemates for possible eviction. The HoH had to use their veto power to replace one housemate from those nominated by the deputy HoH, with a non-nominated housemate. In week 3, under Sis Tamara and Yoli's leadership, the
support women and communities against disinformation. She was a founder of the National Youth Council in Afghanistan. She represented the voices of Afghan women as part of the Afghanistan and Pakistan Peace Dialogues. Alongside other women she began a campaign of mural painting with women's rights messages in Jalalabad. She also established a network of 400 women who travelled the country, including into areas at the time that were controlled by the Taliban, to women who were survivors of domestic violence. She is founder and Director of the Kor Association, which aims to raise awareness of	the Afghan Youth Parliament, during the COVID-19 pandemic she worked to support women and communities against disinformation. She was a founder of the National Youth Council in Afghanistan. She represented the voices of Afghan women as part of the Afghanistan and Pakistan Peace Dialogues. Alongside other women she began a campaign of mural painting with women's rights messages in Jalalabad. She also established a network of 400 women who travelled the country, including into areas at the time that were controlled by the Taliban, to women who were survivors of domestic violence. She is founder and Director of the Kor Association, which aims to raise awareness of rights that women in Afghanistan have. In 2018 she ran for election to the Afghan
advanced mathematics. History Unlike other Philippine languages, the native number system of Cebuano was derived solely from the non-human forms of Proto-Austronesian numerals instead of a combination of both human and non-human numerals, such as in Tagalog and Hiligaynon. Types The native numerals are categorized into three types: cardinal, ordinal, and distributive. Cardinal Like other Visayan languages, cardinal numbers are linked to the noun with the ligature ka. usa ka tawo	types: cardinal, ordinal, and distributive. Cardinal Like other Visayan languages, cardinal numbers are linked to the noun with the ligature ka. usa ka tawo a/one person kaluhaan ug usa ka bulan twenty-one months Ordinal Ordinal numbers in Cebuano are formed using the ika- prefix, except una. Distributive Distributive numbers in Cebuano are formed by attaching the tag- prefix to the numerical root. Irregular words may be formed depending on the number being attached to. See also Cebuano language Cebuano grammar References Cebuano
that war, recognized the freedom of the slaves who had fought in the Mambí Army, which benefited Commander Díaz Molina. Little War In August 1879, the Little War broke out. Díaz rose in November 1879 and remained in arms until August 1880, after the war had failed. Diaz ended this war with the ranks of Lieutenant Colonel. After this, he settled in the Villa de San Juan de los Remedios and dedicated himself to agricultural work in various mills. He became involved in the different Cuban independence conspiracies of the time. Cuban War of Independence On February 24, 1895, the Cuban War of Independence broke out and Lieutenant Colonel Pedro Díaz Molina took up arms on June 5 of that year and, shortly after, was appointed Chief of the "Remedies Brigade". Díaz Molina joined Generals Máximo Gómez and Antonio Maceo during the Invasion from East to West in Cuba and took part in several of their combats, particularly in Calimete and Coliseo. He also participated in Maceo's campaigns in Pinar del Río and was present at the Battle of San Pedro, where General Maceo lost his life, on December 7, 1896. Later, General Díaz assisted the expeditions of Colonel Francisco Leyte-Vidal and General Juan Rius Rivera in the Province of Pinar del Río . In 1898, the United States intervened in the war against Spain and militarily occupied the island until 1902. Pedro Diaz ended the war in 1898, with the rank of Major General, along with his troops in his camp near the city of Pinar de Rio. Later Years After	after the war had failed. Diaz ended this war with the ranks of Lieutenant Colonel. After this, he settled in the Villa de San Juan de los Remedios and dedicated himself to agricultural work in various mills. He became involved in the different Cuban independence conspiracies of the time. Cuban War of Independence On February 24, 1895, the Cuban War of Independence broke out and Lieutenant Colonel Pedro Díaz Molina took up arms on June 5 of that year and, shortly after, was appointed Chief of the "Remedies Brigade". Díaz Molina joined Generals Máximo Gómez and Antonio Maceo during the Invasion from East to West in Cuba and took part in several of their combats, particularly in Calimete and Coliseo. He also participated in Maceo's campaigns in Pinar del Río and was present at the Battle of San Pedro, where General Maceo lost his life, on December 7, 1896. Later, General Díaz assisted the expeditions of Colonel Francisco Leyte-Vidal and General Juan Rius Rivera in the Province of Pinar del Río . In 1898, the United States intervened in the war against Spain and militarily occupied the island until 1902. Pedro Diaz ended the war in 1898, with the rank of Major General, along with his troops in his camp near the city of Pinar de Rio. Later Years After the war and once the Republic was established, General Díaz
respective charts. As with the rest of the album, "That's Love" and its B-side "You Don't Know" were written by Fury, although the latter under the pseudonym Wilber Wilberforce. Reviewing for Disc, Don Nicholl described Fury as "rocking on a comfortable winner in "That's Love"" and that "it should register happily in all the juke areas and I am also tipping it to climb into the big selling league". He also described "You Don't Know" as "almost a talker. Extremely slow with piano and guitar behind Billy. I think he	pseudonym Wilber Wilberforce. Reviewing for Disc, Don Nicholl described Fury as "rocking on a comfortable winner in "That's Love"" and that "it should register happily in all the juke areas and I am also tipping it to climb into the big selling league". He also described "You Don't Know" as "almost a talker. Extremely slow with piano and guitar behind Billy. I think he tends to
1st constituency since 2020. References Living people 1965 births 21st-century French politicians The Republicans (France) politicians Deputies of the 15th National	Republican politician who has served as Member of Parliament for Haut-Rhin's 1st constituency since 2020. References Living people 1965 births 21st-century French politicians The
Dutch Single Top 100. Career In April 2017, Dopebwoy released his debut album under the name Nieuw Goud, which reached 36th place in the Dutch Album Top 100. With the song Cartier, which Dopebwoy released in June 2017 together with Chivv and 3robi, he had his first hit as the song remained in the top 10 of the chart for 12 weeks. In the years that followed, Dopebwoy made several songs and collaborated with artists such as Jayh, Bizzey and Boef. In the spring of 2020, Dopebwoy started his	which reached 36th place in the Dutch Album Top 100. With the song Cartier, which Dopebwoy released in June 2017 together with Chivv and 3robi, he had his first hit as the song remained in the top 10 of the chart for 12 weeks. In the years that followed, Dopebwoy made several songs and collaborated with artists such as Jayh, Bizzey and Boef. In the spring of 2020, Dopebwoy started his own label under the name Forever Lit Records,
Carvel, Alex Hassell, Corey Hawkins, Harry Melling, and Brendan Gleeson. In the film, three witches tell Macbeth a prophecy that he will become the King of Scotland. Kathryn Hunter co-stars, playing all three witches and an old man. The Tragedy of Macbeth was released in select theaters by A24 on December 25, 2021, and began streaming on Apple TV+ on January 14, 2022. The film was critically acclaimed, with praise aimed	Tragedy of Macbeth was released in select theaters by A24 on December 25, 2021, and began streaming on Apple TV+ on January 14, 2022. The film was critically acclaimed, with praise aimed towards Coen's screenplay and direction, Bruno Delbonnel's cinematography, the production design and score, and the performances of Washington and Hunter. The American Film Institute and National Board of
a new Space Channel 5 game were revived following the Game Symphony Japan 14th Concert SEGA Special in 2015, which featured a performance of the series theme "Mexican Flyer" and the second game's ending theme "This is my Happiness". Okamura met up with other former staff members at the concert, and saw there was a wish in the gaming industry for a new Space Channel 5 project. Another inspiration for returning to the series was the mainstream success of the 2016 musical La La Land. While it was considered to simply make a Part 3, Okamura instead opted for a VR project. Okamura pitched the concept to Sega, who greenlit an experimental VR prototype created in collaboration with KDDI. This prototype, Space Channel 5 VR: Ukiuki Viewing Show, was shown off in 2016 at that year's Tokyo Game Show. Due to positive fan reaction, a full virtual reality game was approved. Most of the original staff, who had stayed in touch over the years, reunited to develop Space Channel 5 VR. Okamura acted as producer, former graphic designer Noboru Hotta was director, Takumi Yoshinaga returned as story game design consultant, and composer Naofumi Hataya was sound director. Newcomer Naoya Kurihara acted as lead programmer. Yoshinaga, who was still with Sega, helped the team obtained Sega's permission to use the licence. Okamura contacted Mizuguchi to see if he was interested in joining, but while he gave the game his approval he was unable to join due to other commitments. Full production began in 2018. It was designed using the Unity game engine. Because of the staff's familiarity with each other and the series, production went smoothly. During early prototyping, a version was tried where players could control the game using the DualShock 4, but this did not provide much immersion so the controls were tailored to the PlayStation Move. The first prototype also required far more precision with the player's movements, resulting in testers getting very low scores, so the requirements were relaxed. One of the most stressful elements was timing the effects and music with the player's movements, especially as the game progressed and corrections to music timing became more difficult. They also needed to make environments and displays while accounting for potential motion sickness in players. The team also incorporated a caloric counter with help from the Virtual Reality Institute of Health and Exercise, as they felt the dance moves would double as a workout for players. Original artist Yumiko Miyabe returned to designed the characters. She had left the gaming industry, but was able to return due to her continuing friendship with former staff at Grounding. A notable artistic change was Ulala's outfit, which was made a neon yellow to represent the series's shift into virtual reality. So as to appeal to the series' large female fan base, the team consulted with Miyabe and other female staff to design the new characters so they would be appealing without being sexualised. Despite the change in platform and increased hardware, the team wanted to keep the established "retro sci-fi" aesthetic. When creating the character models, the team went through a repeated process of "destroying and " the models until they fitted into the game's world while remaining true to the series. Some of the planned graphical effects had to be toned down for the final release as they caused the frame rate to drop. The aim for the narrative was to be nostalgic, blending established characters with newcomers. The new player protagonists who work under Ulala were chosen so players could continue to see and admire Ulala, while also encouraging a feeling of supporting her reports. The game's title in Japanese was intended to reference that participation. The team managed to bring back the original motion actors for characters, and some of the original voice cast. Among returning voices were Okamura as Ulala, Show Hayami and Tom Clarke-Hill as rival reporter Jaguar, and Kae Īda as Pudding. For Ulala's English voice, the team tried to bring back original	the team felt they had exhausted their ideas, and Sega showed little interest in a new entry. At one time, Mizuguchi and Q Entertainment were in discussions with Sega about reviving the series for HD consoles. Discussions about a new Space Channel 5 game were revived following the Game Symphony Japan 14th Concert SEGA Special in 2015, which featured a performance of the series theme "Mexican Flyer" and the second game's ending theme "This is my Happiness". Okamura met up with other former staff members at the concert, and saw there was a wish in the gaming industry for a new Space Channel 5 project. Another inspiration for returning to the series was the mainstream success of the 2016 musical La La Land. While it was considered to simply make a Part 3, Okamura instead opted for a VR project. Okamura pitched the concept to Sega, who greenlit an experimental VR prototype created in collaboration with KDDI. This prototype, Space Channel 5 VR: Ukiuki Viewing Show, was shown off in 2016 at that year's Tokyo Game Show. Due to positive fan reaction, a full virtual reality game was approved. Most of the original staff, who had stayed in touch over the years, reunited to develop Space Channel 5 VR. Okamura acted as producer, former graphic designer Noboru Hotta was director, Takumi Yoshinaga returned as story game design consultant, and composer Naofumi Hataya was sound director. Newcomer Naoya Kurihara acted as lead programmer. Yoshinaga, who was still with Sega, helped the team obtained Sega's permission to use the licence. Okamura contacted Mizuguchi to see if he was interested in joining, but while he gave the game his approval he was unable to join due to other commitments. Full production began in 2018. It was designed using the Unity game engine. Because of the staff's familiarity with each other and the series, production went smoothly. During early prototyping, a version was tried where players could control the game using the DualShock 4, but this did not provide much immersion so the controls were tailored to the PlayStation Move. The first prototype also required far more precision with the player's movements, resulting in testers getting very low scores, so the requirements were relaxed. One of the most stressful elements was timing the effects and music with the player's movements, especially as the game progressed and corrections to music timing became more difficult. They also needed to make environments and displays while accounting for potential motion sickness in players. The team also incorporated a caloric counter with help from the Virtual Reality Institute of Health and Exercise, as they felt the dance moves would double as a workout for players. Original artist Yumiko Miyabe returned to designed the characters. She had left the gaming industry, but was able to return due to her continuing friendship with former staff at Grounding. A notable artistic change was Ulala's outfit, which was made a neon yellow to represent the series's shift into virtual reality. So as to appeal to the series' large female fan base, the team consulted with Miyabe and other female staff to design the new characters so they would be appealing without being sexualised. Despite the change in platform and increased hardware, the team wanted to keep the established "retro sci-fi" aesthetic. When creating the character models, the team went through a repeated process of "destroying and " the models until they fitted into the game's world while remaining true to the series. Some of
at the . The couple then had four children, born between 1828 and 1838. Around 1830, she and her family settled in Ixelles. According to the art historian , her marriage put an end to a promising career. Her younger sister, Zoé de Gamond, became a renowned teacher and feminist. She and Élisa held salons, learning about politics at a time when women were excluded, notably by participating in the salons held by their mother. This beginning of political life was in line with the revolutionary events of 1830. Later, the two sisters held salons twice a week, as their mother had done	the field of mythology. Biography Coming from a wealthy liberal family, his father, Pierre-Joseph de Gamond, was also a barrister-at-law at the Brussels Bar and ended up as a counsellor at the Brussels Court of Appeal. Pierre-Joseph de Gamond also taught the course entitled "Code de la procédure civile et ordre des Juridictions" at the Université libre de Bruxelles. His mother, Isabelle-Angélique de Lados, of noble origin, held political and philosophical salons in the 1820s. She died in 1829. Elisa's career as a painter began around 1820. In 1823, she took part in
in Arabic) was a literary magazine with a special reference to poetry. The magazine was published in Beirut, Lebanon, between 1957 and 1970 with a three-year interruption. The founders were two leading literary figures: Yusuf al-Khal and Adunis. History and profile Shi'r was started in Beirut in 1957, and the first issue appeared in January. The founders were Yusuf al-Khal and Adunis. Their goal in establishing Shi'r which was an avant-garde monthly journal was to present a non-political version of poetry. This version of poetry is called Al Shi'r al Hurr (Free Poetry in Arabic). Al-Khal was the editor-in-chief of Shi'r. Adunis served in different positions: at the beginning he was the editor and from 1958 he began to function as the secretary of the editorial board. He became the managing editor in 1961 and co-owner and co-editor-in-chief of Shi'r in 1963. However, he left the magazine soon after these roles. The contributors were part of the Shi'r school, and the magazine was an organ	also supported by Al Adab. Shi'r was banned in some countries due to its alleged support for the cultural war against Arab nationalism and its being funded by the CIA and French intelligence. It was temporarily shut down in 1964 and restarted in Spring 1967. In the second phase al-Khal also served as the editor-in-chief of the magazine of which the scope was expanded to cover other literary subjects in addition to poetry. Shi'r ceased publication in Autumn 1970. Studies on Shi'r Kamal Kheir Beik, a Syria-born dissident and poet, analysed Shi'r in his PhD thesis which was completed at the University of Geneva in 1972. Another comprehensive study on Shi'r is a book by Dounia Badini published in 2009. References 1957 establishments in Lebanon 1970 disestablishments in Lebanon Defunct magazines published in Lebanon Magazines published in Beirut Magazines established in 1957 Magazines disestablished in 1970 Monthly magazines published in Lebanon Poetry literary magazines Defunct literary magazines Literary magazines published
Benassaya (born 4 August 1964) is a French Republican politician who has served as Member of Parliament for Yvelines's 11th constituency since 2020. References 1964	1964 births Living people The Republicans (France) politicians Paris-Sorbonne University alumni French essayists Mayors of Yvelines People from Pantin 21st-century French politicians Deputies of the 15th National Assembly of the
\|Source: \| \|} 1999 \|- ! colspan=2 style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Candidate ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Party ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|Votes ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Sergey Generalov \|align=left\|Independent \| \|23.12% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Oleg Pashchenko \|align=left\|Independent \| \|18.25% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Valery Sergiyenko (incumbent) \|align=left\|Independent \| \|16.72% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Valery Barmin \|align=left\|Independent \| \|11.56% \|- \|style="background-color:#FF4400"\| \|align=left\|Anatoly Nazeykin \|align=left\|Andrey Nikolayev and Svyatoslav Fyodorov Bloc \| \|3.26% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Vasily Zhurko \|align=left\|Independent \| \|2.04% \|- \|style="background-color:#000000"\| \|colspan=2 \|against all \| \|23.05% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" \| Total \| \| 100% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="4" \|Source: \| \|} 2003 \|- ! colspan=2 style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Candidate ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Party ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|Votes ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Aleksandr Klyukin \|align=left\|United Russia \| \|30.12% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Yevgeny Vasilyev \|align=left\|Independent \| \|23.24% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Oleg Pashchenko \|align=left\|Agrarian Party \| \|9.97% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Vladimir Dmitriyevsky \|align=left\|Liberal Democratic Party \| \|5.99% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Valery Kolmakov \|align=left\|Independent \| \|2.05% \|- \|style="background-color:#7C73CC"\| \|align=left\|Anatoly Sidorov \|align=left\|Great Russia – Eurasian Union \| \|1.50% \|- \|style="background-color:#000000"\| \|colspan=2 \|against all \| \|22.74% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" \| Total \| \| 100% \|-	\|align=left\|Anatoly Nazeykin \|align=left\|Andrey Nikolayev and Svyatoslav Fyodorov Bloc \| \|3.26% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Vasily Zhurko \|align=left\|Independent \| \|2.04% \|- \|style="background-color:#000000"\| \|colspan=2 \|against all \| \|23.05% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" \| Total \| \| 100% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="4" \|Source: \| \|} 2003 \|- ! colspan=2 style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Candidate ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Party ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|Votes ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Aleksandr Klyukin \|align=left\|United Russia \| \|30.12% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Yevgeny Vasilyev \|align=left\|Independent \| \|23.24% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Oleg Pashchenko \|align=left\|Agrarian Party \| \|9.97% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Vladimir Dmitriyevsky \|align=left\|Liberal Democratic Party \| \|5.99% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Valery Kolmakov \|align=left\|Independent \| \|2.05% \|- \|style="background-color:#7C73CC"\| \|align=left\|Anatoly Sidorov \|align=left\|Great Russia – Eurasian Union \| \|1.50% \|- \|style="background-color:#000000"\| \|colspan=2 \|against all \| \|22.74% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" \| Total \| \| 100% \|- \| colspan="5" style="background-color:#E9E9E9;"\| \|- style="font-weight:bold" \| colspan="4" \|Source: \| \|} 2016 \|- ! colspan=2 style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Candidate ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:left;vertical-align:top;" \|Party ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|Votes ! style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:right;" \|% \|- \|style="background-color: " \| \|align=left\|Viktor Zubarev \|align=left\|United Russia \| \|40.95% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Dmitry Nosov \|align=left\|Communist Party \| \|17.31% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Roman Ulskikh \|align=left\|Liberal Democratic Party \| \|9.85% \|- \|style="background-color:"\| \|align=left\|Gennady Semigin \|align=left\|Patriots of Russia \| \|8.71%