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Our next club trip will be held October 2nd-4th at Looking Glass in Brevard, NC. It is @ 3.5 hr from Atl. Looking Glass is a trad climber's paradise. Well known for its big granite walls, it has both single and multi-pitch climbs with some very unique features.
We will be climbing mostly on the Sun Wall and Southside areas. While our more experienced members always graciously help with setting and cleaning routes, they are not expected to be "guides". The overall skill level of the group will determine what will be climbed. Regardless of your skill level, there will be plenty of good climbing to do.
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2017 - 18 Trip to Pick Up a New Escape 21 Trailer & More
Tuesday, February 26 , 2019 - Gilbert Ray Campground, Tucson, AZ, Day 3 - 0 Miles, 8,523.4 Miles for the Trip
During my walk I met a couple parked across from me from the Buffalo area of NY, and a woman walking her dog that reads my blog. After breakfast, I headed to the Desert Museum. The senior ticket price was $21.95, and well worth it. Lots of exhibits, docents at many of the stops explaining & answering questions. While I'm not sure why there is an aquarium with ocean fish, most of the exhibits were about the area. I shot lots of photos, and made a page just for the museum. I'll stick 4 here:
A Rattlesnake | Road Runner | Organ Pipe Cactus | Mexican Wolf |
After the museum, I drove another mile or so down the road to the Saguaro National Park. Lots of Saguaro cactus in the park, although there are just as many along Gates Pass Road. By the way, while the sign didn't exactly prohibit my trailer from Gates Pass Drive, it did have a photo of a class C RV stating it wasn't welcome, and a limit under 12,000 pounds. I took it on the way into the park with the trailer, and it was no worse than driving into Death Valley from the west. I also took it without the trailer yesterday on the way to the post office, and there was a guy pulling a 30' or so trailer down the steeper part of the drive. He did have very white knuckles! In any case, a very pretty drive that I recommend (without a big trailer).
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Assessing the Russia-Ukraine War – Who Stops Putin?
DATE: Tuesday, April 5 2022
TIME: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm MST
LOCATION: College of Law and Virtual Event
Doctor Martin Steinfeld, Professor Amos Guiora, David Schwendiman and Professor Tony Anghie will discuss the Russia-Ukraine War.
Join in-person at the S.J. Quinney College of Law Moot Courtroom or online via zoom.
Dr. Martin Steinfeld is also the author of the forthcoming book titled, Fissures in EU Citizenship. This book argues that core concepts in EU citizenship law are riddled with latent fissures traceable back to the earliest case law on free movement of persons, and that later developments simply compounded such defects. By looking at these defects, not only could Brexit have been predicted, but it could also have been foreseen that unchecked problems with EU citizenship would potentially lead to its eventual dismantling during an era of widespread populism and considerable challenges to further integration. Using a critical constructivist approach, the author painstakingly outlines the 'temple' of citizenship from its foundations upwards, and offers a deconstruction of concepts such as 'worker', the role of non-economic actors, the principle of equal treatment, and utterances of citizenship. In identifying inherent fissures in the concept of solidarity and post national identification, this book poses critical questions and argues that we need to reconstruct EU citizenship from the bottom up.
Martin Steinfeld is the Charnley Fellow in Law at Hughes Hall as well as an Affiliated Lecturer in EU law at the Faculty of Law. Martin is also a lecturer in Public Law and Public International Law, as well as a research seminar leader in European Union Law at the Dickson Poon School of Law, King's College London. In addition, he is a legal consultant for the British Academy and the House of Lords Sexual Violence in Conflict Select Committee. Prior to that Martin was also a lecturer in European Union Law at the Department of Politics and International Studies and a supervisor in EU and Public Law at the Faculty of Law, the University of Cambridge. He was also previously in practice as a barrister at the Chancery Bar and worked at both the European Parliament and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
His PhD thesis at the University of Cambridge, entitled "Social Constructivist approaches to the law on Free Movement of Persons within the European Union" was supervised by Professor Sir Alan Dashwood CBE QC KCMG and sponsored by the AHRC.
Martin also holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Birmingham (graduating with the highest first in the year), an LLM from the University of Cambridge (gaining a starred first and the highest mark in the year for a dissertation on EU Citizenship) and is a scholar of Lincoln's Inn.
Amos N. Guiora is Professor of Law at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, the University of Utah. He is a Distinguished Fellow at The Consortium for the Research and Study of Holocaust and the Law at Chicago-Kent College of Law, and a Distinguished Fellow and Counselor at the International Center for Conflict Resolution, Katz School of Business, University of Pittsburgh. He is the Inaugural Chair of the University of Utah Independent Review Committee, Chair of the Gymnastics Canada Task Force on Assault and on the Board of Advisors for S.E.S.A.M.E., the leading national voice for the prevention of sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment of students by teachers and other school staff.
Professor Guiora has an A.B. in history from Kenyon College, a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, and a PhD from Leiden University. He has published extensively both in the United States and Europe on issues related to human rights, national security, limits of interrogation, religion and terrorism, the limits of power, and multiculturalism.
His most recent book is Armies of Enablers: Survivor Stories of Complicity and Betrayal in Sexual ssaults (2020), https://armiesofenablers.com. His previous books include Populist and Islamist Challenges for International Law (2019); Earl Warren, Ernesto Miranda and Terrorism (2018); The Crime of Complicity: The Bystander in the Holocaust (2017); and Tolerating Intolerance: The Price of Protecting Extremism (2014).
David Schwendiman is Deputy Chief Prosecutor and Head of the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has been an International Prosecutor in the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina since May 2006. He is responsible for war crimes policy making and implementation and for managing the investigation and prosecution of war crimes from the 1992 to 1995 war at the national level in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He also investigates and prosecutes his own cases in the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He graduated from the University of Utah College of Law in 1976. He is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States District Court for the District of Utah, and is authorized by law to practice in the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was an Assistant Utah Attorney General in 1976 and 1977 and again, from 1984 to 1987, after spending time in the United States Navy, completing his service as a Lieutenant Commander. In 1987, he became an Assistant United States Attorney in the District of Utah, serving as the First Assistant United States Attorney and as the Interim United States Attorney. His assignments with the United States Department of Justice include service with the Attorney General's Attorney Critical Incident Response Group (ACIRG) and work on the Summer Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000 and in Athens in 2004, as well as the Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City in 2002. He has also completed assignments for the United States Department of Justice in Bahrain, Vietnam, Thailand and Bangladesh. Mr. Schwendiman is a Clinical Instructor and Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Utah's S.J. Quinney College of Law.
Professor Tony Anghie received a B.A. and an LL.B. from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He earned an S.J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he also served as a MacArthur Scholar at the Harvard Center for International Affairs and a Senior Fellow in the Graduate Program at the law school. In the summer of 1994, he completed an internship with the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C. He also practiced law in Melbourne, Australia.
Professor Anghie joined the faculty at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law faculty in 1995. He served on the University President's Task Force on Internationalization and on various other committees examining issues of internationalization at the university level. He has served as Visiting Professor at the American University Cairo, Cornell, Harvard, the London School of Economics, and the University of Tokyo and he has also taught and lectured at various other universities around the world including Melbourne Law School, the University of Auckland, the Law College in Sri Lanka and Jahangirnagar Law School in Bangladesh. He has served on the Executive Council of the Asian Society of International Law since its founding, and was a principal organizer of its biennial conference in Beijing in 2011. He delivered the Grotius Lecture at the American Society of International Law in 2010.
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The Midnight Man
This is the seventh in a series by Doherty that uses the clever structure of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales on which to weave the tapestry of medieval mysteries and crimes that each "pilgrim" tells to the whole group. This one is the Physician's Tale, and the best parts of the book are when we are in the company of the pilgrims, which isn't all that often. The main characters of the tale being told are a pair of Carmelites, one Brother Anselm, an aging exorcist, and Stephen, the young novice unsure of his vocation, who accompanies him.
The story of murder, hauntings, Satanism, foul treachery and tragedy is as dark as the accompanying description of the fell backstreets of London where it takes place. Indeed, for my taste, Doherty overdoes the slime, the stench, the darkness, the danger and the overripe, lecherous, sinful, grasping bloody terror "darting out like tongues of hellish flames to disturb and harm the living"—not to put too fine a point on it. Both Stephen and Anselm see dead people, spirits, ghosts, demons and devils all around them, and have to constantly fight off the inroads the spirits make into the darker recesses, taunting the pair with their private desires and sins to make them lose faith.
There is barely a respite from this kind of description and activity throughout the book, which I found wearisome, as faithful as it may be in its depiction of the surroundings of the medieval mind and body. Coupled with a plenitude of colorful medieval monikers (Puddlicot, Parson Smollat, Amalric, Edith Swan-neck, Cutworth, Oldtoast and Mutton-monger, to name a few), the repetitious descriptions and somewhat confusing cast of characters don't conceal the impression that the actual plot is thin, small and unoriginal. Not one of Doherty's best.


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In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the vibrant soul that was JoBeth Buckley passed away in an automobile accident last week in Berkley, Michigan. This article aims to celebrate the life of JoBeth Buckley, shedding light on who she was and the unfortunate circumstances surrounding her passing.
Who was JoBeth Buckley?
JoBeth Buckley, born on October 10, 1987, in Berkley, Michigan, was the beloved daughter of Bob and Pam Buckley. Her journey through life was marked by academic achievements and a passion for soccer. JoBeth, a proud alumna of Earlham College G.P.E., was not only a graduate but also a record-breaking female soccer player. Known for her infectious smile, sense of humour, and unwavering determination, JoBeth left an indelible mark on those who had the privilege of knowing her.
JoBeth Buckley Car Accident: How It Happened
JoBeth Buckley's vibrant spirit passed away in a horrific car accident. The details of the accident remain undisclosed to the public at this time. Authorities are investigating the incident, and further information will be shared with the public as soon as it becomes available. The sudden loss of such a promising individual has left the community in shock, emphasising the unpredictability of life.
Earlham College G.P.E. shared and confirmed her passing through this Facebook post.
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As the Berkley community grapples with the shock of JoBeth Buckley's passing, the grieving family has chosen to keep the obituary and funeral arrangements private for now. Understandably, they need time to navigate through the healing process before sharing their plans to bid farewell to their beloved daughter and sister. The community stands in solidarity with the Buckley family, offering support and condolences during this difficult time.


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From the eastern coast of the El Grove Peninsula, a road bridge is thrown across the sea, which leads to the small island of La Toja (La Toja island). La Toya is one of the most famous spa resorts in Spain., whose mineral waters and mud help in the treatment of skin diseases and respiratory diseases. The island has thermal and spa centers offering a wide range of wellness and beauty programs. The centers are located on the south coast of the island, surrounded by sandy beaches and pine forests. Also, shopping centers, restaurants and casinos are open to the guests. The northern part of the island is occupied by golf courses. The church of Las Conchas is interesting, the building of which is completely decorated with sea shells.
On the banks of the Ria de Arosa estuary, it is worth visiting the ancient city of Cambados (Cambados). Cambados is the center of the world-famous Rias Bajas wine region, where Albariño white wine is produced. In the city and its environs, you can visit numerous wineries, get acquainted with the process of wine production and taste it. Every year on the first Sunday of August, the Albariño Wine Festival takes place in Cambados. In the main city square of Fevinance, you will see buildings from the 16th century: one of the most beautiful traditional Galician mansions ("paso") Figueroa, which now houses a winery, and the church of San Bieito. Also in Cambados, it is worth looking at the mansions of Batan Baron (17th century), which houses a chic hotel, and Montesacro and the palaces of Maceda (17th century) and Charigno Sotomayor.
A little to the north in the estuary of the Ria de Arosa is the island of Arosa. (Arosa island), which is connected to the mainland by a 2-kilometer bridge. The most popular beaches are located on the east coast of the island. Even children can swim in the local waters, because this coast is protected from winds and waves, as it is oriented to the mainland, and not to the open ocean. In the southern part of the island, the Carreiron natural park is located, created to protect sea birds, mainly herons.
Further north along the coast at the mouth of the Ulla River lies the town of Catoira. (Catoira). Of interest here are the ruins of a medieval fortress that protected the sacred city of Santiago de Compostela, located 37 km northeast, from Viking raids. From the fortress of the 9th century, two towers have been preserved, which are called Torres do Oeste. Every year on the first Sunday of August, a colorful performance is held here – a reconstruction of the Viking attack.
The city of Catoira is the border between the provinces of Pontevedra and La Coruña, and the northernmost section of the Rias Bajas coast is located in the province of La Coruña. Here is the Barbanza peninsula peninsula, which limits the estuaries of the Ria de Arosa from the north. On the peninsula, it is worth visiting Cape Corrubedo (Cabo Corrubedo), where a lighthouse is installed, and the natural park of the dunes of Corrubedo (Dunas de Corrubedo natural park) with an area of 1000 hectares, designed to protect the unique ecosystems of the local coast (sand dunes, salt marshes, lagoons, swamps and pine forests) and many species of waterfowl.
From the north, Cape Barbanza is washed by the waters of the Ria de Muros y Noya estuary, which is a vast mouth of the Tambre River. In the estuary it is worth visiting the city of Noya (Noya). In the Middle Ages, it was one of the largest ports in Galicia. Particularly attractive is the Old Town, where the remains of the medieval walls and Tapal fortress, the Gothic churches of San Martino (15-16th century), Santa Maria a Nova (14th century) and San Francisco (16th century) and traditional Galician mansions " paso", where the nobility lived in the Middle Ages. On the other side of the Ria de Muros y Noya estuary stands the city of Muros. Here you will see old residential buildings, the first floors of which are occupied by arcades, and the upper floors are crowned with balconies, Santa Rosa Square with an 18th century cross, Pescaderia Vieja Square with an old fountain and many taverns, the monumental building of the city administration, the Mercado de Abastos market building and the Church of San Pedro. Be sure to head to the nearby Monte Louro mountain, which has a lighthouse and great views. Muros is also famous for its beaches, which stretch for 25 km. Among them, the most popular are SanFrancisco beach, awarded the EU Blue Flag, Larino beach and Area Longa beach near Monte Louro mountain.


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Kianna Smith was about to eat dinner with her family on Sunday night when she got a call from the Los Angeles Sparks that it was time to suit up.
The recent Louisville graduate had spent training camp with her hometown Sparks after being selected with the 16th pick in this year's WNBA Draft. The Fullerton was one of the team's final cuts in the preseason, lasting until May 4; L.A. announced its 2022 roster on May 5 before opening the season the following day.
But life in the WNBA means that getting cut isn't always goodbye — sometimes, it's see you later.
Due to small rosters and no developmental league, WNBA teams are often on the lookout for replacement players. Often times there is a short turnaround, like when Kiana Williams — a 2021 Storm draft pick — had to make the trip from San Antonio to Seattle with less than 12 hours' notice before playing in a game. Or when the Mercury signed Karlie Samuelson to a hardship contract on the day they played the Sparks in Los Angeles.
In terms of seven-day/hardship deals, familiarity helps. So does location, and Smith had both in her favor when the Sparks called on July 3, needing a guard for their July 4 game against Phoenix. It also worked out that L.A. had a jersey with Smith's name on it ready to go.
"I got the call yesterday evening," Smith said after Monday's win over the Mercury, "and they're like, you're playing tomorrow. So I mean obviously, I was super excited and just ended up watching some film on them and also on Phoenix just to see what we have been running since I've left training camp and stuff like that.... I'm so thankful that if I had to sign a seven-day it was back with the Sparks, because knowing everyone, it definitely eases your mind a little bit."
The need for Smith came quickly. The Sparks started their Sunday game against New York without Brittney Sykes and Rae Burrell but still with four healthy guards. They ended it without those two, plus Kristi Toliver and Chennedy Carter. Lexie Brown and Jordin Canada each played the entire second half, and that wouldn't be feasible for a second consecutive game, especially on a back-to-back, even with Brown's postgame recovery of Normatec boots, wine (for the antioxidants!), and Stranger Things.
That meant Smith — in addition to being one more player who could dribble the ball up the court — would have to provide some fresh legs and energy. That she did, especially on the offensive glass. When Smith's name was brought up postgame, Liz Cambage interrupted before the question was even finished to say, "gets like 20 offensive rebounds on one play." For reference:
Smith wasn't asked to do much other than spell Canada and Brown, but she provided value anyway. Whether it was the three offensive rebounds that led to five points or her two assists that also led to five points, Smith made the right plays and didn't commit any turnovers in the process. She noted that the playbook has changed since training camp in May, but it's just basketball.
What was impressive about the rookie's performance wasn't necessarily her stat line, but her game readiness. Un-rostered players have to be in shape for when the opportunity presents itself, without being able to play in games, and Smith met the moment. She told Swish Appeal that she works out with her trainer almost every day and has also been playing 3x3, which she described as "super tiring" to keep her in shape. Smith was the Finals MVP for her team Texafornia in the Red Bull USA Basketball 3x3 Nationals.
"It's the last thing we always say to someone when they get cut is you got to stay ready," Cambage said. "Today is proof. She came in ready she came in fit, she played great D, pulling those o-boards when it was necessary. So it's just hard work showing right there."
Smith played in the preseason for the Sparks against this same Mercury team. She was comfortable with her teammates and comfortable with this opponent. When she was told that she would see the floor, she wasn't overwhelmed by playing her first WNBA minutes. Instead, she felt confident that she was capable of meeting the moment.
"It wasn't like anything different really," Smith said of entering the game for the first time. "I've been feeling, like since I've been cut, that I can play at this level. And this time around, it wasn't so much like, oh my gosh, I'm playing in the Staples Center. It was more like, I'm supposed to be here, and I know that."
Smith has one more game under her current deal and will probably be relied upon once more to play. From then, overseas beckons in the fall, but it's unclear what the future holds. Some replacement players head back home, and some, like Crystal Dangerfield, become indispensable.
Maybe it's unreasonable to speculate that kind of impact for Smith, but four players selected after her in the 2022 draft are currently on WNBA rosters. The Sparks have shown interest in Sparks before, and they specifically wanted her back. Karlie Samuelson — a former replacement player for this very team — has been sitting in the stands of Crypto.com Arena for weeks, and L.A. called Smith instead.
"We've always said we'd keep an eye on her," coach Fred Williams said postgame, "and she's been a player who's always kept herself in shape. To see her out there today, I was pleased with what she did. The only thing I just told her is just be yourself, understand movement defensively, just give the energy. If you get a couple rebounds, or make a hustle play, that's big, that's huge.
"I felt that she did what she needed to do today to get her feet wet, and we got to use her again here hopefully real soon."
For a couple more days at least, dinner with the Smith family will have to be rescheduled.


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WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders said they hope to go ahead with a vote Wednesday to raise the debt limit after making a series of changes overnight to beat holdouts.
«We can vote on this today,» Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-Los Angeles, who controls the floor schedule, told reporters after a closed-door meeting of House Republicans Wednesday night. tomorrow. «We want to get this done as soon as possible, but more importantly, we want President Biden to finally start getting involved in this process.»
The vote is a major test for Chairman Kevin McCarthy, who cannot lose more than four narrowly-majority Republican votes before the bill collapses, with Democrats expected to rally against it.
McCarthy faced initial skepticism from members of swing districts, who have slowly been brought in, as well as holdouts who represent the Midwest and are concerned about a reduction in ethanol funding, and conservatives who want changes like stricter work requirements for beneficiaries of safety net programs. .
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Prior to direction away from Popular Reporting Circumstances to possess Systematic Feedback and you will Meta-Analyses (PRISMA), that it systematic summary of the fresh literature chose studies researching telomere length or telomerase passion inside granulosa structure and you can/or even in leukocytes since an early ovarian failure marker.
Four e-books (252 premature ovarian failure clients) was included in this report on fresh proof. A couple of them studied telomere length and you may/or telomerase craft inside the granulosa tissue and you can cuatro inside leukocytes inside the girls with early ovarian inability. Each study, authors calculated in the event that there clearly was a confident otherwise a terrible correlation between telomeric parameters and you may premature ovarian inability.
step 3 knowledge (178 early ovarian inability patients) receive faster telomere duration inside the granulosa muscle and you will/otherwise leukocytes and you will/otherwise straight down telomerase interest from inside the early ovarian inability people. 2 knowledge (74 premature ovarian incapacity customers) exhibited contradictory abilities about the correlation from leucocyte telomere duration having premature ovarian inability.
Less telomeres and you may reduced telomerase interest into the granulosa tissue frequently be with the ovarian lack. But not, the amount of studies and of subjects inside is lowest and you may the brand new methods suspicious. The brand new verification ones abilities is important with increased subjects, better laid out communities and more modified methods, so you can imagine telomere length during the granulosa cells and/or perhaps in leucocytes while the an earlier and reliable marker into refuse away from ovarian form.
Over the past three decades, for the majority setup places, women can be having youngsters after and later. But, meanwhile, also, they are getting more aware that their virility declines with many years. This might be why many of them will be in favour of fertility maintenance with the intention that they shall be able, eventually, to become parents .
Premature Ovarian Incapacity (POF), very first demonstrated on the 1930s, is a medical problem characterized by a loss of ovarian function before age of forty having around three sequential grade titled occult, biochemical and you may systematic ; add up to fertility decline, following a boost in Follicle stimulating Hormonal (FSH) discharge rates (twice), finally oligo otherwise amenorrhea respectively. The latest prevalence of POF among female under forty years old is about 1%. Furthermore, it is estimated within step 1/one thousand for these less than 30 years and step 1/ten,000 for these less than 20 [5, 6]. In the ten so you're able to 28% of women that have prienorrhea has POF; along with people having additional amenorrhea, the newest frequency was anywhere between 4 and you can 18%. Yet not, frequency varies based on people features having such products because the ethnicity. In reality, the new frequency is large certainly one of Caucasian and you will African than simply Asian lady . Although the concept of POF was partial, the new Western european Society from Human Reproduction and you will Embryology (ESHRE) working category recommends given that diagnostic standards : Oligo/amenorrhea for around 4 weeks and FSH > 25 IU/L from the double cuatro months aside.
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From January 17th toJune 17th, 2016 Ekaterina Gordeeva and Oleg Borisov enrolled in MA programmeTeaching languages with the use of online technologies(direction 44.04.01. Teacher education), took part in the student mobility for study at the University of Caen (Normandy, France). This five-month mobilitywas supported by the Erasmus+ Programme. Continue Reading →
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Visit of Prof. Dr. Thomas Raith, the Director of the Institute of English studies at the Pedagogical University of Freiburg, to Voronezh State University
From June 8th to June 15th, 2016 Voronezh State University was visited by Professor Dr. Thomas Manfred Raith, the Director of the Institute of English studies at the Pedagogical University of Freiburg. Continue Reading →
Dr. Laurent Senoze's visit to VSU
During the period from May 17th to 28th, 2016 a teacher of the Centre of French as a foreign language Carré International at the University of Caen-Basse-Normandie (France) Laurent Senoze visited Voronezh State University.
Visit of Dr. Nur Hooton (Nur Kurtoglu-Hooton) to VSU
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From April 25th to May 1st, 2016 Voronezh University was visited by the Programme Director of the on-campus MA in TESOL Studies of University of Aston (UK) Dr. Nur Hooton.
On April 25th she had a meeting with the rector Dmitry Endovitsky and Vice-Rector for Economics and International Affairs Oleg Belenov. During the meeting, Prof. Endovitsky noted the fruitful cooperation between the VSU and Aston University and expressed confidence in its successful continuation. The issue of the continuation of work on the programme of double MA degrees was also discussed at the meeting. Continue Reading →
Scientific-practical seminar in the Borisoglebsk branch of VSU
On March 24th, 2016 the Borisoglebsk branch of VSU held a regional scientific-practical seminar on the innovations in language education. The seminar was attended by language teachers of the department of philological disciplines and methodology of their teaching in the Borisoglebsk branch of VSU, students of the programme «Teacher education», and language teachers of secondary schools in Voronezh and Volgograd regions. The moderators of the seminar were the members of the TEMPUS project group Professor Natalia Fenenko and Senior lecturers Svetlana Bulgakova, Elena Chaika and Marina Shcherbakova. Continue Reading →
VSU strengthens cooperation with Aston University (UK)
From 1st to 5th February, 2016 Aston University (Birmingham, UK) hosted a meeting of rectors and representatives of the universities — member organisations of the consortium for the project544161-TEMPUS-1-2013-1-UK-TEMPUS-JPCR Aston University «Developing the Teaching of European Languages: Modernising Language Teaching through the development of blended Masters Programmes». Voronezh State University was represented by Rector Assistant Sergey Kamshilin and member of the VSU Tempus working group, the Associate Professor of the English Philology department Elena Chaika. Continue Reading →
Voronezh State University and the University of Caen-Basse-Normandie: new stage of cooperation
The students of the Faculty of Romance and Germanic Philology of Voronezh State University Ekaterina Gordeeva and Oleg Borisov studying on the master's programme «Teaching foreign languages with the use of online technologies» received an international grant from the programme Erasmus+. From January 17th toJune17th, 2016 they will be involved in the training process at the University of Caen-Basse-Normandie (France). The students' training is carried out according to their individual educational trajectories and subject to the ECTS system of offsetting the disciplines taught in the partner universities on the relevant master's programmes. Continue Reading →
Participation in the international scientific-practical conference in Stary Oskol
On November 25th, 2015 the 1st year students of the Master's programme «Teaching foreign languages with the use of online technologies» Oleg Borisov, Ekaterina Gordeeva, Elena Esikova, as well as the Assistant Professor of the English Philology department Elena Chaika took part in the international scientific-practical conference «The standards of modern education: problems and prospects of implementation», which was held at school № 6 in Stary Oskol (Belgorod region). More than 200 participants of the conference presented the results of their theoretical research and practical experience of language teaching in different types of Russian and foreign educational institutions. Elena Chaika made a plenary report on «Actual problems of language teaching in the new educational paradigm», prepared in cooperation with the Associate Professor of the German Philology department Marina Shcherbakova.
Master's Students had an on-line discussion with Aston University teachers
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Contributors to Volume Nine, 2022
Michelle Acker is a Florida-based poet with an MFA from Hollins University. Her work has been published or is forthcoming from Flock, Scoundrel Time, The Florida Review, FreezeRay, and elsewhere, and in the anthology Rewilding: Poems for the Environment by Flexible Press. Her website is michelleackerwriter.com.
Sherrill Alesiak's poetry and fiction have appeared in publications such as Alligator Juniper, The MacGuffin, Kalliope, Princeton Arts Review, The Owen Wister Review, Blueline, 34th Parallel and in the poetry anthology Eating Her Wedding Dress.
Bonnie Billet started writing in junior high school and continued until she was in her thirties. She was published in Poetry. She began writing again in her late 60's and has been published in 42 publications in the last 3.5 years.
Carl Boon is the author of the full-length collection Places & Names: Poems (The Nasiona Press, 2019). His writing has appeared in many journals and magazines, including Prairie Schooner, Posit, and The Maine Review. He received his Ph.D. in Twentieth-Century American Literature from Ohio University in 2007, and currently lives in Izmir, Turkey, where he teaches courses in American culture and literature at Dokuz Eylül University.
Daniella Deutsch is a 26 year old originally from Los Angeles, California. She migrated to New York as soon as she could, currently studying at NYU's Silver School of Social Work. She is also a proud preschool teacher at Beginnings Nursery School. Daniella has had three pieces published by online literary journals: Ink and Voices, Little Death Lit, and 5x5 Literary Magazine. She also had a piece published in the most recent issue of Gargoyle Magazine. Lastly, her debut book of poetry titled all the things my mother never told me came out in December of 2020.
Tom England lives and teaches in the North West of England. His writing has been published in numerous literary journals, including Confingo, Atlas & Alice, SomeRoastPoet, and Smeuse.
Chapman Hood Frazier's book, The Lost Books of the Bestiary, a finalist for the V Press LC 2020 Poetry Competition, will be published in winter 2022. His work has appeared in The Virginia Quarterly Review, The Southern Poetry Review, The South Carolina Poetry Review and other small press publications. His work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. In addition, he has published interviews with contemporary American poets, Rita Dove, Nikki Giovanni, Ted Kooser, Gregory Orr, and Northern Irish poets, Medbh McGuckian and Sinead Morrissey in The Writer's Chronicle, Shenandoah and Agni Online. He lives with his wife, founder of The Sunrise Learning Center, in Rice, Virginia.
Mikki Gillette is a trans woman playwright, whose work depicts the trans experience in all its juicy, dramatic richness. Her play The Queers was produced by Fuse Theatre Ensemble in spring 2022. Her show Mimetic Desire is scheduled for production by the Pittsburgh Classic Players in winter 2023. Mikki's work has been produced or developed at Artists Rep Theatre, Transformation Theatre, the OUTwright Theatre Festival, Profile Theatre and Post5 Theatre. Her short work has been published in Rushing Thru the Dark, Barely Seen and Fleas on the Dog. Learn more at: mikkigillette.com.
Lizzie Groth is a current MFA in Poetry student at Cedar Crest College and a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University's Creative Writing BFA program. While primarily a poet, Lizzie also writes queer fiction.
Marina Hill has a published poetry collection in addition to over a dozen publications of other works. With a BA in English from Baruch College, she founded and is the Editor-in-Chief of an online historical magazine, Periodically Dramatic. She always stays creative but never stays in one place for too long.
Dan Jacoby is a graduate of Fenwick High School, St. Louis University, Chicago State University, and Governors State University. He has published poetry in several fine publications. He is a former educator, steel worker, and counterintelligence agent. He was born in 1947 on the second floor of a cold water flat at 55th and Halsted, Chicago. He is the author of the book Blue Jeaned Buddhists.
Marilyn E. Johnston is the author of two full collections of poetry published by Antrim House Books, Silk Fist Songs (2008) and Weight of the Angel (2009). Her chapbook, Against Disappearance, won publication as a Finalist for the 2001 poetry prize of Redgreene Press, Pittsburgh. Her work has appeared in numerous journals including MacGuffin, South Carolina Review, Poet Lore, Worcester Review, and Rattle and has garnered six Pushcart Prize nominations. She has enjoyed two consecutive long-term careers, one in Cigna corporation communications and one in public library work which included poetry programming for the public. She retired from the library in 2017.
Stefanie Kirby is a Pushcart-nominated poet residing along Colorado's front range. She studied poetry at Lighthouse Writers Workshop and has taught writing to middle and high school students. Her work appears or is forthcoming in Rust+Moth, Dialogist, Plumwood Mountain, and elsewhere.
Morgan Liphart's work has appeared in anthologies and journals across the United States and England, such as the University of Oxford's Literary Imagination, The Comstock Review, and Third Wednesday. When she's not writing, she enjoys her career as an attorney and adventuring in the wild spaces surrounding her home in Denver.
Katharyn Howd Machan's most recent publications are A Slow Bottle of Wine (The Comstock Writers, Inc., 2020) and What the Piper Promised (Alexandria Quarterly Press, 2018), both winners in national chapbook competitions. Her poems have appeared in numerous magazines, anthologies, and textbooks, including The Bedford Introduction to Literature and Sound and Sense. A professor in the Writing Department at Ithaca College in central New York State, she served as Tompkins County's first poet laureate. She belly dances.
Isabel Mader is commonly full of rage, snacks, and unfettered joy. She lives in the woods with her growing family. She holds an MFA and has the hood in her closet. Some of her work can be found at Menacing Hedge, Blast Furnace Press, Broken Tooth Press, Lonely Whale Memoir: An Anthology, and Concrete Magazine.
Andrew Shattuck McBride grew up in Volcano, Hawaiʻi, six miles from the summit of Kīlauea volcano. He is co-editor of For Love of Orcas (Wandering Aengus, 2019). His poem "I Was Happy as an Ant" was a semi-finalist for the 2017 Crab Creek Review Poetry Prize. His work appears in Black Horse Review, The Cabinet of Heed, Crab Creek Review, Empty Mirror, and Floating Bridge Review.
Seth McNeill is a playwright and theatre artist more or less from Mississippi. His plays deal with isolation and social alienation, repressed generational trauma, and whiteness through a quasi-absurdist, darkly comic lens. He is currently developing a play about internet rabbit holes and far-right radicalization, originally commissioned by Gingold Theatrical Group. His other plays have been developed and/or presented at Fresh Ground Pepper, Dixon Place, Fault Line Theatre, Amios NYC, and the Hambidge Center. He has been named a semi-finalist for the O'Neill, the Shakespeare's New Contemporaries Prize, and Primary Stages ESPA Drills.
Philip Memmer is the author of five books of poems, most recently Pantheon (Lost Horse Press, 2019) and The Storehouses of the Snow (Lost Horse Press, 2012). His work has appeared in such journals as Poetry, Poetry Northwest, Poetry London, and Mid-American Review, as well as in Ted Kooser's "American Life in Poetry" column and the Library of Congress's "Poetry 180" site. He lives in upstate New York.
Makena Metz (she/her) is an LA native who writes fantasy, sci-fi, and magical realism for the page, screen, and stage. She is getting her MFA in Creative Writing from Chapman University and is a proud member of DGA, ASCAP, and the SCL. Makena is an alum of the Institute for American Musical Theatre (IAMT) Creators Program and New Musical Inc's CORE Curriculum for Musical Theatre Writing. Follow her on twitter or instagram @MakenaMetz, FB @makenametzwrites, and find her work on Coverfly or NPX!
Sharon Lopez Mooney says words are her heartland. Her intention is to put her shoulder to the wheel of change and hope with all she writes. A retired Interfaith Chaplain, she lives in Mexico, has ties to family in California. Mooney received an CAC Grant for rural poetry series; co-published an arts anthology; produced poetry readings. Her poems are published in various journals including: The MacGuffin, The Muddy River Poetry Review, NewVerse News, The Avalon Literary Review, International Adelaide Magazine, Galway Review, The Ricochet Review, and anthologies: Calyx, Songs to the Sun, Cold Water, Smoke & Myrrors (UK), & others.
Lisa Richesson is an author living in Seattle, Washington. She has been a book reviewer, travel essayist, memoirist and nonfiction writer, specializing in issues of women and mental health and the history of London. She strongly feels that non-fiction is more interesting than fiction, and follows the thought of Christopher Isherwood, who said: "Why invent when life is so prodigious?" Life indeed is prodigious and everyone has a story worth hearing and recording.
Sam Sherman is the author of a nonfiction book, Ipswich: Stories from the River's Mouth, about the history of Ipswich, Massachusetts, as well as a jumble of stories, screenplays, essays, and poems. She lives and writes in New England.
Sarah Stern is the author of We Have Been Lucky in the Midst of Misfortune (Kelsay Books, 2018), But Today Is Different (Wipf and Stock, 2014) and Another Word for Love (Finishing Line Press, 2011). Nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2019 and 2018, she is also a five-time winner of the Bronx Council on the Arts' BRIO Poetry Award. You can see more of her work at www.sarahstern.me.
Michelle Valois' work has appeared in The Massachusetts Review, TriQuarterly, The Baltimore Review, Pank, Brevity, The Florida Review, and more. Her first book, My Found Vocabulary, was published in 2016. Michelle lives in western Massachusetts with her partner and their three children, and teaches at a community college.
Elinora Westfall is a lesbian writer of fiction, poetry, stage and screen from the UK.


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Within These Walls
Cast & Crew
Bruce Humberstone
Thomas Mitchell
Mary Anderson
Edward Ryan
Mark Stevens
B. S. Pully
Film Details
Technical Specs
Following a series of riots at the state penitentiary, Judge Michael Howland challenges Governor Edward Rice to investigate the prison's incompetent management. When the investigation leads to the removal of the warden, Rice offers the post to Howland, who is well-known for his tough views on crime. Howland accepts, much to the dismay of his teenage son Tommy, who resents having to move away from his friends. Howland's daughter Anne urges her headstrong younger brother to make the best of the situation, and the family moves to their quarters near the prison grounds. Howland establishes himself as a no-nonsense disciplinarian and warns the inmates that they must earn privileges rather than expect them. Inmate Steve Purcell, who is incarcerated on an embezzlement charge, comes to Howland's attention when he inadvertently becomes involved in a fight but refuses to name the ringleaders. Admiring Steve's integrity and good conduct record, Howland offers him a job as the family chauffeur, and Steve and Anne become friends. Tommy has difficultly adjusting to his new surroundings, however, and spends time talking to the inmates. Howland's fears about Tommy's involvement with the prisoners are proven when the youngster helps two convicts in an attempted escape by passing notes to their friends on the outside. The infuriated Howland strikes his son, and soon after, Tommy leaves for college without saying goodbye to his father. Later, during Christmas, Howland and Anne await Tommy's arrival but instead receive a telegram from him in which he states that he has quit school and will never return home. Over the next year and a half, Howland continues to be a strict warden, and Anne and Steve fall in love. Anne learns that Steve confessed to the embezzlement charge in order to protect his guilty brother, who has a family to support, and promises to wait for his parole. One afternoon, some new prisoners are brought into Howland's office to meet him, and Howland is stunned to see Tommy among them. Tommy, who is using the name Frank O'Reilly, has been jailed for armed robbery, and is nonplussed when his father refuses to give him special treatment. Tommy's older accomplice, Martin Deutsch, learns about Tommy's relationship to the warden, and organizes an escape attempt, in which he intends to take Tommy along as "protection." Meanwhile, Tommy learns from Anne that she is engaged to Steve, and also the real reason why Steve is in jail. When Tommy passes the information along to Deutsch, the convict threatens to incriminate Steve's brother if Steve does not aid their escape. On the day of the escape, Tommy, who has realized that Anne and Steve really love each other, knocks Steve unconscious so that he will not get into trouble. Tommy then drives Deutsch and his accomplices, Harry Bowser and Hobey Jenkins, to the gate, but the guard refuses to let them pass. A gun battle ensues after the prisoners take two guards hostage, and Deutsch uses Tommy as shield when he insists that Howland open the gates. Tommy urges his father not to acquiesce and then is shot in the back by Deutsch. Howland and Anne comfort the repentant Tommy as he dies, and Howland then pursues Deutsch into the cell block, where he shoots and kills the criminal. Later, Howland is still grieving for his son when a new group of prisoners is brought to his office. Having learned to temper justice with mercy, he urges teenaged convict Michael Callahan to come to him for advice and help.
Bruce Humberstone
Thomas Mitchell
Mary Anderson
Edward Ryan
Mark Stevens
B. S. Pully
Roy Roberts
John Russell
Norman Lloyd
Harry Shannon
Edward Kelly
Rex Williams
Ralph Dunn
Dick Rush
William Halligan
Fred Graham
Joseph Bernard
Jack Daley
Louis Bacigalupi
Charles Wagenheim
Otto Reichow
Frank Scannell
Lennie Bremen
Steve Olsen
Harry Strang
Bob Perry
Paul Newlan
James Flavin
Eddie Hart
Dick Rich
Max Wagner
Lee Phelps
Charles Cane
Robert Filmer
Charles Trowbridge
Arthur Berthelet
David Buttolph
Clyde Devinna
James B. Fisher
Bryan Foy
Percy Ikerd
Richard Irvine
R. A. Klune
Ernest Lansing
Harry M. Leonard
George Leverett
Eugene Ling
Thomas Little
Glen Macwilliams
Kay Nelson
Emil Newman
Ben Nye
Charles E. Perry
J. S. Pierpont
Harry Reynolds
Irving Rosenberg
Bob Saunders
Fred Sersen
Ben Silvey
Murray Spivack
Coles Trapnell
Wanda Tuchock
Harry Warren
Lyle Wheeler
Film Details
Technical Specs
The working title of this film was This Is the Law. Although Hollywood Reporter production charts include Scott Elliott in the cast, his appearance in the completed film has not been confirmed. Mark Stevens, whose character is listed as "Steve Russell" in reviews, is referred to as "Steve Purcell" in the picture.


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The designer behind NZ fashion sensation Maggie Marilyn is young and unruffled
New Zealand is a long way from the traditional fashion capitals of New York, Milan, Paris and London, but designer Maggie Hewitt has used the isolation to her advantage.
"Being removed from the main fashion centres gives me breathing room when it comes to designing," says Hewitt. "I don't compare myself to anyone around me and I'm not following the trends."
Last year, Hewitt's singular focus led her to become the first designer to be picked up by Net-a-Porter on the strength of a debut collection, presented just six months after she graduated with a fine arts degree from the Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design in Auckland.
Hewitt was just 22 when her Maggie Marilyn brand of ruffled skirts, raw silk dresses and oversize denim jackets caught the eye of Net-a-Porter fashion director Lisa Aiken at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia 2016.
"I thought Maggie had a very concise, well-edited collection with a defined aesthetic that walked a fine line between being super cool and charmingly girlish," says Aiken. "Her vision was clear and well executed, which immediately appealed to me."
When Life & Leisure met Hewitt in Sydney in May at MBFWA 2017 she'd just turned 23 – yet exuded a poise and quiet confidence beyond her years.
She describes her clothing as "liveable luxury".
"They're not beautiful pieces you wear only occasionally; they're pieces people can live in," she says.
"With every garment we ask: 'Could you wear this on a Monday morning and a Saturday night?' And everything has to be able to be chucked in the washing machine because I'm 23 and I can't afford to get things dry-cleaned."
"Liveable luxury" in the new Season Three collection runs from masculine tailoring, striped denim and wide-shouldered jackets through to the designer's signature use of raw-edged frills and fluid ruffles on blouses, soft dresses and cocooning coats.
"I felt a lot of pressure with the second collection that it had to be better than the first, and I think it clouded that sense of love and passion I have for my craft," she says. "So with Season Three I went home to my family's house in the Bay of Islands at the top of the North Island. It's on the water and very peaceful, so I went for swims and out on the boat, and just tried to be free and to have fun again.
"I think that really shows in a sense of playfulness and optimism in the new collection."
Hewitt's upbringing amid natural beauty also shines through in her commitment to producing clothing with minimal environmental and social impact. She produces every item in local factories, which enables her to oversee every part of the process to ensure it is ethical and sustainable.
"Fashion has a lot of negative effects on the environment and the people involved in the manufacturing chain. I'm not saying I can change the world, but for me it's really important to have a transparent supply chain."
Season Three will be stocked by 30 of the world's top retailers including Lane Crawford, Saks, Neiman Marcus, Stylebop.com and David Jones in Australia, as part of Hewitt's plan to take over the world one ruffle at a time.
"The dream is big, and it's global," she says.
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How do I process a CORE User's Access who is transferring to another Cabinet (ex: AAAA to JAAA)?
If the CORE User will be transferring from your department to another Cabinet, you will want to speak to your department appointed CORE Security Administrator to have their CORE access disabled. If you do not know who this person is, you will want to speak to your supervisor or department controller.
If you are the department appointed CORE Security Administrator, you will want to complete a UDOC to disable a User. Instructions can be found here.


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The 1969 Pontiac GTO is a classic American muscle car that holds a special place in automotive history. As part of the second generation of the GTO (1968-1972), the 1969 model year is often considered one of the most desirable and iconic iterations of the GTO.
Here are some key features and details about the 1969 Pontiac GTO:
- Engine Options: The GTO offered a range of powerful engine options in 1969. The standard engine was a 400 cubic inch (6.6-liter) V8 that produced 350 horsepower. However, buyers could also opt for higher-performance versions, including the Ram Air III and Ram Air IV engines. The Ram Air IV V8 generated a formidable 370 horsepower.
- Styling: The 1969 GTO featured bold and aggressive styling cues that were indicative of the muscle car era. It had a wide and muscular stance with a prominent front end, quad headlights, a split grille, and the iconic "Endura" front bumper. The rear end had a distinctive look with horizontal taillights integrated into the rear bumper.
- Performance Enhancements: The GTO was equipped with various performance enhancements to deliver thrilling driving experiences. These included a heavy-duty suspension system, power steering, power brakes, and various transmission options. Buyers could choose between a 3-speed manual, 4-speed manual, or 3-speed automatic transmission.
- Judge Package: The 1969 GTO introduced the iconic "Judge" package as an optional upgrade. The Judge package featured a flamboyant Carousel Red or other high-impact color scheme, a rear spoiler, "Judge" decals, and rally stripes. It also included upgraded suspension components, wider tires, and a hood-mounted tachometer.
- Popularity: The 1969 Pontiac GTO was a popular choice among muscle car enthusiasts and helped solidify the GTO's position as one of the most celebrated muscle cars of its time. Its combination of power, style, and performance made it highly desirable and sought after by collectors and enthusiasts today.
The 1969 Pontiac GTO remains an iconic representation of the American muscle car era, capturing the essence of power, style, and performance that defined the era. Its timeless design and powerful performance continue to make it a favorite among classic car enthusiasts.


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THE PROPERTIES OF DEACIDIFICATION solution relevant to this evaluation are clarity and concentration. Clarity, or freedom from undissolved and extraneous solid matter, is usually measured by visual inspection, what is "clear enough" being a matter of judgment. Concentration can be tested by several less subjective methods. The optimum concentration for a given application is, however, controversial, relating to the amount of alkali left in the treated paper.
Santucci1 noted that a two-percent alkaline reserve, based on studies of well-preserved early volumes, was proposed as early as the 1930s. Both the National Archives2 and the Library of Congress3 have investigated the relationship between concentration of deacidification solutions and alkaline reserve. The Library of Congress recommends a 2–3% deposit of alkali, or 400–600 milli-equivalents in a kilogram of paper. National Archives tests show that a magnesium bicarbonate solution of about 0.1 M concentration is required to produce this reserve in a normal dipping treatment. TheTaylor Hardness test (titration for dissolved magnesium with EDTA) is a convenient test of concentration, which indicates a 0.1 M solution by a minimum of 18 ml of titrant.4
While a more dilute solution may be appropriate in many cases, the capability of generating a water-clear solution of this strength was chosen as a standard for evaluating our system's performance. At the time we began testing, our solutions were normally neither clear nor of optimum concentration.


text: The security guard services in San Francisco, California, are especially good at protecting places of worship. Violence and destruction are so common in our modern world that not even holy places are safe from them. In the past few years, there have been a lot of attacks on churches that hurt or killed a number of people who went to church. People who go to church are often the victims of hate crimes, so they need to be protected. People should be able to calm down and feel at ease in the church. Since they are open to the public, anyone with bad intentions could go in at any time and hurt the people there. No one knows who might walk in or what bad things might happen if they do. When a church has a security team in place, they can be ready for anything. A crazy person who wants to shoot people can be stopped by a security guard with a gun. If there is a monitoring system, criminals who try to steal from or damage a place of worship can be caught, charged, and sent to jail. The church's security plan should be made by a professional security firm. The AGS group can help you make a safety plan for your church that will make everyone feel safe while they worship.


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Client: Hadden Construction
Value: £800k
Dates: June 2019 to July 2020
Kilmac have been awarded the contract by Hadden Construction to carry out the Civil Engineering elements of a new housing development for Hillcrest Housing Association at Pigeon Row, Crieff. The scheme is 100% affordable and provides 27 units in total comprising a range of 2 & 3 bedroomed properties. The site was previously used as an allotment, and tree-felling along with some demolition shall take place in advance of Kilmac's works commencing on-site. The proposed layout of the site shall be open-planned based, featuring a shared surface route with different final finishing of tar surfacing and block paviour finishing, with a combination of footpaths and grassed service strips between the road alignment and plot boundaries. As well as the formation of the new site entrance from the main carriageway, there will also be a link formed to the existing McNee Place.
Works on this contract shall consist of, but not be limited to:
Infrastructure Works
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Early Results Point To a Runoff Vote in Afghan Elections
Afghanistan took another step toward a new government on April 13, with partial results from the previous weekend's presidential vote setting the stage for what is likely to be a runoff between a former Foreign Minister and an ex–Finance Minister.
The winner will replace Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's President since the U.S.-led invasion in 2001, who is constitutionally barred from seeking a third term in office. The contest comes at a critical time for the war-torn country, with the majority of the approximately 51,000 international troops stationed there set to depart at the end of the year.
The early results showed former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah and former Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani leading a pack of eight candidates with 41.9% and 37.6% of the vote, respectively. Zalmai Rassoul, another ex–Foreign Minister seen as a favorite of President Karzai's, trailed with 9.8%.
But with the figures reflecting the results at only 10% of polling stations in 26 of the country's 34 provinces, the field could still shift. Final results are due May 14. "I want to make clear that the results could change in future, as we announce the results with additional percentages of the vote," Ahmad Yousuf Nuristani, the head of the country's Independent Election Commission, told Reuters. No candidate, however, is expected to emerge with an outright majority, and a runoff election between the top two candidates seems likely.
The outcome isn't simply dependent on the outstanding ballots–fraud too could have an impact.
Early reports indicate that there may have been significant irregularities in the vote, though it is unclear how they might measure up against those in the 2009 presidential election, in which over a million ballots were disqualified. While some 7 million Afghans braved threats of violence from Taliban militants to vote in this year's elections–an encouraging first step in what many hope will be a peaceful transfer of power–any evidence of widespread fraud could undermine Karzai's successor.
Facebook restricted user content 7,371 times from July to December 2013, owing to alleged legal violations around the world. Below, some country-by-country tallies:
Three Essential Facts About The U.S.-Iran Spat
The U.S. has refused to issue a visa to Iran's choice for U.N. ambassador, Hamid Aboutalebi, because of his links to the group behind the 1979 hostage crisis at the U.S. embassy in Tehran. The visa ban blocks him from taking up his position and has sparked a diplomatic row.
Aboutalebi says his involvement in the 1979 crisis was limited to translating for the group that seized the embassy. Following the Iranian revolution, he became a diplomat and has served as Iran's envoy to Italy, Belgium, Australia and the E.U.
The U.S., as the nation that hosts the U.N. headquarters, is obliged to grant visas for U.N. envoys–but it can bar individuals on national-security grounds.
The spat comes against the backdrop of delicate negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, raising concerns about the future of the talks.
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Panda Diplomacy
China postponed plans to send two pandas to Malaysia in the wake of tensions over the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. It's not the first time China has used pandas as a diplomatic tool.
The country presented the Soviet Union with Ping-Ping, the first panda sent abroad as a state gift in modern times. A second Chinese panda, An-An, joined Ping-Ping at the Moscow Zoo two years later.
North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung, received five pandas from his communist ally from 1965 to 1980.
After Richard Nixon became the first U.S. President to make an official visit to China, Beijing dispatched two pandas–Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing–to the National Zoo in Washington.
China gave two pandas to France after President Georges Pompidou visited Beijing: Li-Li died within a year, but Yan-Yan lived until 2000.
Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou accepted two pandas as relations with Beijing warmed. His anti-China predecessor had turned down a similar offer in 2006.
Tragedy at Sea
Coast-guard crews search for survivors after a South Korean ferry capsized off the country's southern coast on April 16. More than 280 people, many of them students on a high school trip, were reported missing after the ferry carrying 462 people overturned in apparently calm conditions on its way to the tourist island of Jeju. Dozens of coast-guard and navy vessels and 18 helicopters joined the rescue operation.
Number of murders worldwide in 2012, according to a new report from the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, which said only about 43% of intentional homicides result in convictions
'This is a turning point in the crisis.'
BASHAR ASSAD, President of Syria, speaking at Damascus University on April 13. With his forces making gains against rebels, Assad struck a confident tone, lauding the army's role in what he called the "war against terror."
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