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It first began with English classes which were given to Nathalie. She was proud, especially as she is looking forward to receiving another course we promise to deliver him the coming days and with pleasure.
Then we were led to a mid- term review to see if we tend toward the goals we set at the beginning of placement. This assessment allowed us to see that we are on the right track but there is still much to do to achieve good results that will give us satisfaction.
In addition, Alima was kind enough to take Katharine and Kader internship, which we call commonly shadowing. They were given the privilege of learning that a good secretary must do as work and were also able to teach him how to make Facebook posts.
The shadowing katrarine and Kader with Alima
We also participated in a panel discussion on development. This exchange has given us the opportunity to have some understanding of the development including its definition, development actors and the importance of the organization of the United Nations works for peace in the world, the eradication of poverty and promotion of human rights.
Then we had organized the Table Tennis game to Bambino Area. This allowed the children to discover and many are amused.
Table tennis played by children Space Bambino
This beautiful week ended with "action at home" a former volunteer named Biba which focused on the importance of sport for people with disabilities. It took place in three stages.
The first step was a discussion at the place of parents to enable them to encourage children to practice sport. This can allow them to develop their abilities both intellectual and physical, and it will expand their circle of friends.
Discussion with the children of the parents company
Then , parents and children have tried a game for people living with a visual impairment called the " boccia "
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As a Solutions Architect, you will play a critical role in educating potential customers, partners, and existing customers on the features and value of Cohesive Network products. You will connect users to solutions, through product education, proof of concepts, project management, and product design. You will bridge sales, engineering, troubleshooting, and product teams. Through team-based project management, you will help the professional services team members deliver VNS3 products and onboarding consulting projects.
While your primary role is to help customers customize network topologies and build solutions in cloud, you will also have the flexibility to shape our product direction and engineering development processes. As a growing company, we seek team players who will contribute beyond job description roles.
You need to have foundational knowledge in virtualization concepts and experience in project management and consulting. Life in the cloud is a never ending stream of community members, users, potential users, partners, and teammates. You will be the bridge between product and solution.
If you devour new knowledge, if your approach to problem solving is highly elastic, this is for you.
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Cohesive Networks aims to be an equal opportunity employer and is determined to ensure that no applicant or employee receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of gender, age, disability, religion, belief, sexual orientation, marital status, or race, or is disadvantaged by conditions or requirements which cannot be shown to be justifiable.
As a growing UK and US-based cloud security and network company, we are focused driving customer value and developing flexible software products. Customers seek out Cohesive Networks to solve specific, urgent network connectivity and security needs. Our partnerships with cloud providers and system integrators allow us to focus on solving enterprise needs.
Cohesive Networks positions ourselves as cloud networking advisors in a space full of vendors selling "magic". Our leadership team promotes the belief that enterprise IT should incorporate security best practices and existing resources without redoing everything for cloud. Because of our strong believe in low "cognitive load" on customers, Cohesive Networks has always been provider, vendor, application, OS and script neutral.
Our VNS3 technology lets cloud customers customize networking features for specific use cases. Customers save cloud run time costs and simplify network management. Currently, VNS3 is available in the cloud marketplaces for Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, CenturyLink Cloud, and ElasticHosts. VNS3 is also available for IBM Bluemix/Softlayer, Google, VMware, OpenStack, HPE Eucalyptus, Abiquo, KVM, and Xen.
When hiring, we look for candidates who can adapt quickly and apply new ideas to their role. We give an "elasticity test" to all applicants, from software engineers to sales. The test is not technical, but a way to measure how you process, learn, and express new information in a limited amount of time. Just like our software, our team is software, vendor, and education agnostic. All new hires spend roughly 2 weeks in the Chicago Headquarters to get to know the team and take the "Cohesive Class."

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 29 January 2018:- Prof. Victor Harison, Commissioner of Economic Affairs of AUC and Mr. Mario Pezzini, Director of the OECD Development Centre and Special Advisor to the OECD Secretary General on Development held a Joint Press Conference at the AUC Headquarters on the margins of the 30th AU Heads of State and Governments Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The event was preceded by the signing on 28 January 2018 of a Host Agreement of STATAFRIC (a Pan-African Institute for Statistics which will be based in Tunis).
The signing ceremony took place between the Commissioner of Economic Affairs of AUC, Prof. Victor Harison and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia, Mr Khemaies Jhinaoui, with the commitment to enhance the continued effort and commitment of both parties to contribute to the development agenda of the continent.
Deepening the African Union and partner cooperation is key for strengthening economic research and economic policy-making for Africa's transformation for a prosperous Africa based on inclusive growth and sustainable development as outlined in aspiration1 of Agenda 2063.
The joint press conference between AUC and OECD was a great opportunity to address important African Economic topics on subjects like the African Economy in the international context and Migration and Employment creation in Africa; Building on their longstanding cooperation, and with a view of deepening high-level dialogue and cooperation on a citizen-driven pan-African agenda of integration and transformation. "Growing cooperation between the African Union and the OECD will spur structural transformation in Africa for the next decade" noted Mr. Pezzini.
A renewal of a fragile economic growth; the non-inclusive economic growth; unemployment of young people and women; the under-development of agriculture; the under-industrialization; the public debt and the financing of the African economy were amongst the topics addressed by his Excellency.
Since 2014, the economic growth of Africa has been slowed down with growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) going from 3.4% in 2015 to 2.2% in 2016. This slow growth can be explained by a sluggish global economy and domestic prices, low oil and commodity prices (despite their recovery) and adverse weather conditions (drought). However, worth noting that the continent's economic outlook improved in 2017 with a GDP of 3% and these are expected to continue to grow by 4.1 percent a year in 2018 and 2019 as projected in the AfDBs 2018 African Economic Outlook analysis. The Main question now is how to translate these economic performance into more inclusive growth - and in particular, how to ensure that economic growth generates employment for Women and for the growing number of young people estimated at 40.3 million young people (15-24 years) according to 2016 statistics.
Furthermore, a greater focus on Agriculture should be placed to reduce Importations. "Africa has a huge potential for agricultural production and 60% of the world's untapped arable land is here, enough to feed an estimated 9 billion people by 2050" noted Professor Harison. Between 2010 and 2015, manufactured goods accounted for only 18% of Africa's exports and the proportion remains below 1% in relation to world exports. "Transforming the African economy through industrialization is vital to accompany the structural changes underway in Africa" stated H.E. Victor Harison
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Footbridges, kingfishers, and herons
4.4 miles (7.25 km)
This undulating walk along footpaths, byways and quiet lanes taking in woodland, rivers, and open spaces involves a lot of up and down with a total elevation gain of almost 400ft. There are refreshment opportunities both on and slightly off the route at Little Berkhamsted, Essendon and West End.
- Park in the lane outside the Candlestick pub at West End. Facing the pub, take the footpath to the left of the building which leads to a stile. Cross the stile and walk downhill, keeping the hedge on your left and the field on your right. Watch out for nettles.
- A second step stile leads into an open field. Keep heading downhill, with the hedge on your left and the field on your right, until the path goes through the woods and reaches the byway.
- Turn right at this point and follow this byway downhill and then uphill until you reach the top of a hill where you will see a sign on the left with a yellow arrow pointing to a footpath and a gate. Go through this gate and continue, following the path.
- Continue along this path as it leads through woods to an open field. Continue with the hedge on your left and the open field on your right. In autumn and winter you can see Camfield Place, the estate of the late Barbara Cartland, through the trees.
- The path eventually leads down to a footbridge over the river. If you are lucky, you might see a heron at this point. Cross the bridge and continue straight ahead through the woods.
- Keeping the stream on your left, continue straight along an old byway. As you continue the stream on your left cuts through sand banks. Look out for flashes of blue at this point, because this is kingfisher country.
- As the path climbs through the woods you will eventually reach a point where two footpaths cross. To your left, the path drops down to a footbridge across the river, however your way is straight ahead as the path continues to climb slightly, and then drop down to another footbridge across the river.
- Cross the small footbridge and climb some wooden stairs cut into the bank until you reach some more steps leading to the B158.
- Your next path is directly opposite. Take care crossing the B158, because it can be busy at times. Enter the footpath on the opposite side, signposted Berkhamsted Lane ¾ miles.
- Continue along this fenced path with a field on your right and a hedge on your left. Take care through a patch of nettles. The path veers right until you reach a bungalow on your right and the path opens into Cucumber Lane.
- Cross Cucumber Lane and head down Berkhamsted Lane opposite. Unfortunately, this part of the walk requires almost a mile of lane walking, however the lane is pleasant and we met one car and two horses only.
- When you reach the outskirts of Little Berkhamsted you come to a 30 mph sign and a welcome sign. Soon after, you will see a footpath sign to the left by two white gates and a lodge. (At this point you could make a short diversion into the village of Little Berkhamsted village where there is a pub, The Five Horseshoes, and shop). If you don't need a break, turn left here.
- Follow the track until you reach a sandy, gorse-lined footpath. Continue straight along a ridge-route path with excellent views to all sides.
- This sandy path continues north, dropping down eventually through woodland to a small cottage on the edge of the golf club. Pass the cottage, keeping the cottage to your left, and follow the yellow arrowed sign posts up through the golf club.
- The path leads to a wooden-faced building. At this point turn right, keeping the wooden building on your left and a series of water features on your right. Continue round the building following the yellow arrows.
- The path climbs uphill and crosses a fairway. Watch out for golfers teeing off to your left. Cross the fairway and, at a point where a golf club path turns right, continue straight ahead, leaving the golf course and walking past a white gate and into the woods.
- This footpath eventually leads to School Lane, Essendon. Turn left on School Lane and then turn left again at the junction with the B158.
- Walk on the right hand (west) side of the B158 for a few yards until you come to a footpath sign and a gate. (If thirsty, you can keep going straight on here to a pub, The Rose and Crown, on the left). Go through the gate and you will now be in the grounds of Essendon Cricket Club. Keep walking straight, with the cricket pitch on your right and the wall on your left, until you reach the club house. Keep to the left of the club house and go through a gate.
- The path now drops downhill with a hedge on your left and a field on your right. After a few yards you will see a sign and gate on the right, ignore these and all other paths off as your way is straight and downhill through the woodland.
- Near the bottom of the hill this path becomes fairly steep and care is needed as it weaves down in a zig-zag until it reaches the valley bottom and a small wooden footbridge crossing the stream.
- Cross the bridge and keep going straight through another gate and then straight on up the hill with fields on either side.
- You will soon come to the byway you walked earlier. Turn right and continue to West End Lane.
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The Gary L. Lilien ISMS-MSI Practice Prize
Since its inception in 2003, the Marketing Science (ISMS-MSI) Practice Prize (recently renamed the Gary L. Lilien ISMS-MSI Practice Prize) has been awarded for outstanding implementation of marketing science concepts and methods. The methods used must be innovative, sound, and appropriate to the problem and organization, and the work must have had significant, verifiable, and preferably quantitative impact on the performance of the client organization.
EMAC has been a sponsor and promoter of the Prize since its inception and a number of the finalists and winners have been active EMAC members.
The competition, always hotly contested, has been the source of outstanding videos that, until now have been available only on physical DVDs.
Now, through an arrangement with MIT TechTV, the (22, currently) videos are available free to anyone with an internet connection. They are available both in streaming form, or (better and more reliable) downloadable in the three most common formats: flash (flv), wmv and mov. In addition a pdf with the associated powerpoint files is also available for download.
If you go to http://techtv.mit.edu/collections/isms you will see the homepage for the collection; the videos are sorted by year as "subcollections."
These videos illustrate the impact that excellent marketing science has in practice and can be used in the classroom, for executive training, in consulting engagements and to demonstrate to management the impact that good marketing science can have. The licensing agreement allows free use and editing (with attribution). Please download them—the quality is much better and more reliable than when viewed in streaming format. Also, please pass the link on to your colleagues and post the link on your website so that these outstanding examples of what our profession has to offer can get the widest possible exposure
Also note that MIT Tech TV is also hosting six classic videos that were both marketing science applications and INFORMS Edelman Prize Winners or Finalists at:
The last conference took place on 9-10 December 2011 and was hosted by the University of Maryland at its Washington DC campus. . EMAC was pleased once again to be sponsor.
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I've finally finished off a translation contract that has been taking up all my free time and have yet to get back onto track... But as I'm trying to shake off the blahs there are a few things brightening my day:
- U's new glasses (he desperately needed new glasses and I convinced him to go with a pair that I picked out and they look really good on the man!)
- the results of having spent more than half the weekend organizing U's wardrobe so that he knows where things are and they aren't stuffed in wherever they'll fit!
- "adult sweetness" green tea kitkats
- rhubarb cream cheese stuffed French toast and Sunday brunches!
- warm sunny days with the promise of spring
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The notifiable events in nuclear facilities in Germany
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Level S: This level comprises such events which
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operation of the plant; sufficiently reliable avoidance of incidents
by adequate design, quality and operation of the plant).
Level V: This level comprises all events in a nuclear
power plant prior to the loading with nuclear fuel about which the
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The International Atomic Energy Organisation has prepared
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Northwest Oklahoma Tee Times
Northwest Oklahoma Golf Courses
Golfers won't be able to handle how amazing the discounts on tee times at incredible golf courses are in the Panhandle, Northwest Oklahoma. The landscape of Northwest Oklahoma is made up of plains and prairies, which makes the area's golf courses relatively flat and perfect for novice golfers. But, seasoned pros shouldn't be disappointed, natural water hazards from nearby lakes and Beaver River create challenging opportunities for risk/reward shots on the golf course. The excitement doesn't end where the greens stop in Northwest Oklahoma; golf lovers can check out local attractions like the Cherokee Strip Museum in Perry or Boiling Springs State Park in Woodward.


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Dr. Clare Brant
The Native Mental Health Association was established in 1983 by Dr. Clare Brant, the first psychiatrist of Native origin in Canada. He was a member of the Wolf Clan and the Mohawk Nation. Dr. Brant gained national recognition for his insights into Native mental health processes and his exceptional skills as teacher, lecturer, and author.
While Dr. Brant liked to describe himself in modest terms, as a medicine man, country doctor and farmer, he took considerable satisfaction in his role establishing the Native Mental Health Association of Canada, He was the founder and first Chairman and active board member from 1990 - 1993. Dr. Brant died at Belleville General Hospital March 12, 1995.
The Association grew out of his work with the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) Section on Native Mental Health, established to promote professional awareness of Native mental health and cooperation with the health personnel in Native communities. It was so successful that a non-profit association was formed and became the Native Mental Health Association of Canada that continues to this time. Dr. Brant was regarded by those who knew him as a man who embodied the highest ideals of Native Society. In the words of the Great Iroquois Law of Peace: "having the good of the people always foremost in his mind".
The Native Mental Health Association of Canada (NMHAC) is a national not-for-profit association that is governed and managed by Aboriginal leaders and exists to improve the lives of Canada's First Nations, Métis and Inuit populations by addressing healing, wellness, and other mental health challenges. It is a voluntary mental health association with membership open to all Canadians who are committed to healing, wellness and related mental health challenges.
The NMHAC grew out of the Canadian Psychiatric Association Section on Native Mental Health, which was formed in 1975. Led by the late Clare Brant, Canada's first Indigenous psychiatrist, it was incorporated on March 12, 1990, with the following objectives:
Over the past several years, the Native Mental Health Association of Canada has emerged as a strong national partner sharing the vision for a unified national voice for Canadian consumers.
In 2005 NMHAC board of directors began to work on its foundation and structure, developing a system of governance that best approximates the more traditional, consensus-based model, and identifying "good cultural ways" for creating and sustaining linkages with communities where quality programming and service delivery takes place.
The board of directors and members are developing a systematic and organized plan of action to achieve the following long-term goals:


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The Botanical Garden of the University of Bologna is one of the oldest in Italy. It was founded in 1568 on the initiative of Ulisse Aldrovandi (1522-1605). After several transfers found its permanent home in Via Irnerio, in the heart of the University area.
The total area is about two hectares, reaching the ancient city walls. It shows unique collections of plants and the reconstruction of natural areas in which the species are associated one another just like in natural areas.
The greenhouses are four: two contain tropical plants and two others a collection of succulents. Other sectors include medicinal plants, ornamental area, the forest.
Beside the didactic activity with the University and schools the Botanical Garden has an intense research activity, supporting and developing university projects, both at a national and international level.
The Botanical Garden is part of the University Museum System Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna - SMA
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NOTICE:According to the strategy cooperation agreement between SICAS and Shandong University,the students who get admission in this major through SICAS only have to pay CNY32,000/Year Start from the second year.
School of Medicine Shandong University is one of the oldest medical schools in China, its history dating back to Medical School of Cheeloo University founded in 1911. The School hosts 27 preclinical and clinical departments, 13 teaching labs, 6 affiliated hospitals, 12 teaching hospitals and 7 training hospitals.
The aim of Medical course is to let students become the qualified physician and surgeon through 6 year training in medical school and hospital.
The Courses for Medicine Course
Part 1: Chinese Part 2: Basic Courses of Clinical Medicine Cell Biology Human Anatomy Histology and Embryology Neuroanatomy Physiology Biochemistry Molecular Biology Medical Microbiology Medical Immunology Human Parasitological Pathology Pathophysiology Medical Genetics Behavioral Sciences Pharmacology and Therapeutics Medical Ethics Sectional and Imaging Anatomy Part 3:Clinical medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics Preventive Medicine Science of Operation Medical Imageology Nuclear Medicine Internal Medicine Surgery Gynecology and Obstetrics Pediatrics Neurology Psychiatry Tropical MedicineInfectious Diseases Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngology Dentistry Dermatology and Venereology This course is taught in English, and all lecturers and professors in this course are specially trained for international students.
The 6 years including 1 to 1.5 years compulsory internship. The internship can be finished in Chinese hospitals or in hospitals of your own country.
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Tuition Fee: CNY41,000 per year
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Fees should be paid on the day of registration at the beginning of every semester.
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Cost of study materials, traveling, transportation, meals and other vary on individual needs.
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The International Students' Complex at medical campus is set up particularly for medical science students; There are single-bed rooms and double-bed rooms, where you have available a toilet(not in single-bed rooms), central heating, central air conditioner, telephone, television, internet socket; The International Students' Complex has a little shop, and a caf�; the apartment building has kitchen, boiler room, and laundry room for public use on every floor.
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"History will remember you for your actions this week"Publicerat: 8 juli, 2015 Sparat under: Okategoriserade | Tags: EU, Grekland, Trojkan Lämna en kommentar
As most of the world knew it would, the financial demands made by Europe have crushed the Greek economy, led to mass unemployment, a collapse of the banking system, made the external debt crisis far worse, with the debt problem escalating to an unpayable 175 percent of GDP. The economy now lies broken with tax receipts nose-diving, output and employment depressed, and businesses starved of capital.
The humanitarian impact has been colossal—40 percent of children now live in poverty, infant mortality is sky-rocketing and youth unemployment is close to 50 percent. Corruption, tax evasion and bad accounting by previous Greek governments helped create the debt problem. The Greeks have complied with much of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's call for austerity—cut salaries, cut government spending, slashed pensions, privatized and deregulated, and raised taxes. But in recent years the series of so-called adjustment programs inflicted on the likes of Greece has served only to make a Great Depression the likes of which have been unseen in Europe since 1929-1933. The medicine prescribed by the German Finance Ministry and Brussels has bled the patient, not cured the disease.
Together we urge Chancellor Merkel and the Troika to consider a course correction, to avoid further disaster and enable Greece to remain in the eurozone. Right now, the Greek government is being asked to put a gun to its head and pull the trigger. Sadly, the bullet will not only kill off Greece's future in Europe. The collateral damage will kill the Eurozone as a beacon of hope, democracy and prosperity, and could lead to far-reaching economic consequences across the world.
In the 1950s, Europe was founded on the forgiveness of past debts, notably Germany's, which generated a massive contribution to post-war economic growth and peace. Today we need to restructure and reduce Greek debt, give the economy breathing room to recover, and allow Greece to pay off a reduced burden of debt over a long period of time. Now is the time for a humane rethink of the punitive and failed program of austerity of recent years and to agree to a major reduction of Greece's debts in conjunction with much needed reforms in Greece.
Heiner Flassbeck, Thomas Piketty, Jeffrey D. Sachs, Dani Rodrik, Simon Wren-Lewis


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The search for peace between Israelis and Palestinians has been a concern of the United Church of Christ for decades. Many General Synod resolutions have endorsed the peace process, advocated for a just and fair resolution to the conflict involving Israel's secure existence next to a free and secure Palestinian state, condemned the building of the separation wall and encouraged the application of economic leverage to influence the Israeli government to engage in a just peace process.
United Church of Christ Palestine Israel Network
Discerning the need for a grass-roots movement to educate UCC members and call for implementation of these resolutions, a group of concerned UCC members, both volunteer and staff, organized themselves into the United Church of Christ Palestine Israel Network (UCCPIN) in January 2012. Since that time UCCPIN has written a Mission Statement, put up a Facebook page, created a web site (www.UCCPalestineIsraelNetwork.org), and invited others to join us. At General Synod 29 (2013) UCCPIN sponsored a workshop and a table of resources. In 2014 UCCPIN offered a model resolution, which has been modified, and is now being brought to General Synod 30 (2015) by four conferences.
It would extend economic leverage to support the Palestinian's civil society's call for boycott, divestment and sanctions.
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement and Kairos Document
In 2005 many segments of Palestinian civil society, frustrated with the lack of implementation of the Oslo Accords, which were supposed to lead to a Palestinian State in five years, and inspired by the struggle of South Africans against apartheid, issued a call upon international civil society organizations and people of conscience all over the world to impose broad boycotts and implement divestment initiatives against Israel. They also invited conscientious Israelis to support this Call, for the sake of justice and genuine peace.
The Palestinian civil society BDS call, now led by the Palestinian Boycott National Committee has three stated goals:
* An end to the occupation
* Equality for Palestinians now living in Israel; and
* Recognition of Palestinian refugees' right of return.
UCCPIN chooses to focus particularly on the first of these goals believing that an end to the occupation is an essential ingredient for a just peace. Therefore, the resolution calls for divestment from and boycott of companies which are benefiting financially from the occupation or from the military control of Palestinians. UCCPIN believes that this step follows from actions already endorsed by previous Synods and is a faithful response to the Kairos Palestine Document.
In 2009 Palestinian Christians of many denominations issued the Kairos Palestine Document,
A Moment of Truth
patterned on a similar document written by South African Christians in 1985. They called it "A word of faith, hope and love from the heart
of Palestinian suffering." They described their reality under occupation and called out to their fellow Christians around the world to recognize their suffering and to engage in boycotts and divestment as a non-violent means of peaceful resistance. In April 2010,
the UCC General Minister and President commended this document to churches and members. He suggested making four commitments:
* Commit to read, study and reflect on the "Message of Hope" with fellow church members;
* Commit to visit the region to learn more about the situation on the ground and non-violent responses to it;
* Commit to advocate with the US government, the most influential party in the negotiations;
* Commit to support denominational partners in Palestine, which supports the Palestinian economy, and to avoid products that are produced in illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Although Palestinian resistance to conquest and occupation has been ongoing since the days of the Ottoman Empire, the present boycott, divestment and sanctions movement has gathered considerable international momentum in the past nine years. Following questions by Quakers concerned about investments linked to the Israeli occupation, Friends Fiduciary, an investment firm serving over 300 Quaker institutions in the US, divested from Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Veolia.
In 2013, the Mennonite Central Committee voted to divest from companies that benefit from products or services used to perpetrate acts of violence against Palestinians, Israelis and other groups.
In 2014 the Presbyterian General Assembly voted to divest from three companies that profit from the occupation.
Many Israeli individuals and human rights organizations support using boycotts, divestment and sanctions as do the US groups, Jewish Voice for Peace and the U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation. Palestine solidarity groups have sprung up on campuses all over the US calling for their institutions to divest.
The United Methodist Church, the Presbyterian Church (USA,) and the United Church of Canada have all voted to boycott settlement goods.
Two of the largest banks in Northern Europe, the Swedish Nordea Bank and the Norwegian Danske Bank, have announced they will boycott Israeli banks because they operate in the Palestinian occupied territories.
UCC Responses
Within the UCC, the General Minister and President and the Executive Minister of the UCC's Wider Church Ministries in October 2012 joined thirteen other ecumenical leaders in signing a letter to Congress calling on them to investigate whether Israel's use of military aid provided by the United States violates US laws; specifically the US Foreign Assistance Act and the US Arms Export Control Act.
For Advent 2012, the UCC's Collegium of Officers issued a pastoral letter calling upon church members "to make conscious decisions not to buy products which contribute to the denial of people's rights to livelihood, land, and property" and to "avoid purchasing" items such as Ahava Dead Sea skin care products, SodaStream home carbonation products, HP computers and peripherals, and Caterpillar products.
Past General Synods of the UCC have endorsed numerous boycott campaigns, including those of the United Farm Workers, the Farm Labor Organizing Committee, and the Immokalee Workers, and against companies such as Gallo, Taco Bell, Mt. Olive Pickles, Nestle, and Farah Slacks.
The General Synod of the United Church of Christ in 1985 endorsed the international campaign to divest from corporations in South Africa in order to press for the end of apartheid.
Our Role as American Christians
Why should we American Christians care about the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
As members of one body in Christ, we are called to solidarity with our fellow Christians in the Holy Land, who have called us to pursue justice for them and their fellow Palestinians. Their hope is in a God of faith, hope and love and so is ours. With the Disciples of Christ we are in partnership with churches and organizations working directly with Palestinian Christians and with Israeli human rights organizations which have extensively documented the human rights abuses to which Palestinians are subjected by the Israeli government, military forces, and settlers.
As American citizens and taxpayers we are complicit in these abuses by virtue of the $3.1 billion we give to Israel in military aid every year. The US is now committed to giving Israel $30 billion in military aid between 2009 and 2018, thus subsidizing one of the most powerful militaries in the world. Contrary to ordinary US policy, Israel is allowed to use approximately 25% of military aid to purchase equipment from Israeli manufacturers thus indirectly subsidizing Israel's arms industry. UCCPIN believes these funds could be better used in our own communities to address the needs of America's poor.
In 2005
General Synod passed a resolution
"Concerning the Use of Economic Leverage in the Middle East"
In 2013 the Executive Council asked the Covenanted Ministries, United Church Funds and the United Church Pension Boards to submit reports to it as to how they had carried out the mandate of the Resolution. United Church Funds reported that they have been part of the Ecumenical Action Group for a Just Peace in Israel-Palestine since 2006. Its purpose is to coordinate engagements with US corporations profiting from the Israeli Occupation. "To ensure its ability to engage with companies most obviously profiting from the Occupation, UCF established a Social Action Fund with its own discretionary funds; that fund holds shares in Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Motorola
UCF has co-filed shareholder resolutions with these companies and intends to file with Microsoft. However, over eight years of corporate engagement have brought little modification in the behavior of these companies and none except Veolia have withdrawn any of their operations from West Bank settlements or ended their lucrative contracts with the Israeli military. UCF has welcomed a UCCPIN Steering Committee member to its meetings and shared information about its corporate engagement work.
The Steering Committee of UCCPIN has recently been in dialogue with the Pension Boards of the UCC. They have responded to the 2005 Synod resolution on Economic Leverage by investing in the Siraj Fund which supports nineteen Palestinian companies.
Although this is indeed a positive step in support of the Palestinian economy, it does not acknowledge Israel's complete control of the Palestinian economy, nor the enormous extraction of resources from the West Bank, which benefits the Israeli economy.
Therefore, it cannot be viewed as a step toward ending the Occupation. The Pension Boards and United Church Funds have submitted their own resolution to the General Synod.
The World Bank issued a report on the Palestinian economy on September 23, 2012, which stated that "the sustainability of growth in the Palestinian territories depends upon increasing private investment" but that "restrictions put in place by the government of Israel continue to stand in the way of potential private investment and remain the major impediment to sustainable economic growth," citing restriction of movement of persons and goods, the fragmenting of the territory into small enclaves, the restrictions on land and water use, and the unavailability of land in Area C for development as some of the reasons why "the investment climate will remain unfavorable and business opportunities much below potential."
Why Target These Particular Companies?
All of these companies are involved in supporting the Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands in some way as documented by the Israeli organization We Divest
. In particular:
is a U.S. American firm that manufactures and provides bulldozers and civil engineering tools. It sells bulldozers to the Israeli army that are weaponized and used in the systematic demolition of homes and civilian infrastructure as part of the Israeli army's doctrine of urban warfare. The Caterpillar sales are covered under U.S. military aid to Israel. Caterpillar bulldozers have been used in war crimes in South Lebanon, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip. They have also been used to demolish Palestinian homes in the West Bank as an arbitrary punitive measure and to build the Separation Wall
and illegal settlements
on occupied Palestinian land.
(HP) is a global provider of computer products, including PCs, printers, servers, software, and IT services and solutions. HP provides ongoing support and maintenance to a biometric ID system installed in Israeli checkpoints in the occupied West Bank, which deprive Palestinians of freedom of movement in their own land and allow the Israeli military occupation to grant or deny special privileges to the civilians under its control. HP also provides the Israeli military with other equipment and services to help it maintain the illegal occupation. In the United States HP is one of the government's top 25 defense contractors.
Motorola Solutions
is an electronics and telecommunication corporation that split from Motorola Inc. in 2011. Through its subsidiary, Motorola Solutions Israel, the company profits from Israel's control of the Palestinian population by providing surveillance systems around Israeli settlements, checkpoints, and military camps in the West Bank, as well as by providing communication systems to the Israeli Army.
Group 4 Securicor (G4S
) is a British-Danish security conglomerate that operates in 120 countries with a net worth of $1 billion. Through its Israeli subsidiary, G4S provides security systems for Israeli prisons and detention centers in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. G4S has announced that it will end it's role in Israel's prison system in 2017. However, it also provides security services for Israeli military checkpoints, business operating in illegal Israeli settlements, and the Israeli police headquarters in the occupied West Bank. Campaigns against it continue.
Israeli subsidiaries operate a settler landfill in the occupied Jordan Valley and dump Israeli waste from within Israel and from illegal settlements into the occupied area in violation of international law. Veolia Transdev, which through its subsidiary Connex, operated bus lines for settlers on segregated roads in the Palestinian West Bank, and other lines throughout Israel, has sold off all of its bus services in Israel/Palestine.
It still owns shares in the Jerusalem Light Rail and continues to operate it. The Jerusalem Light Rail is an infrastructure project connecting Jerusalem with Israeli settlement neighborhoods and settlements, designed by the Israelis on Palestinian land.
International, registered in the Netherlands and Israel, manufactures and and distributes home carbonation devices and flavoring for soft drinks. Sodastream's main production site is in Mishor Edomin, the industrial park of Ma'aleh Adumim, an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank. SodaStream has announced it will move out of this settlement and into Israel proper, but has not done so as of February 2015.
manufactures cosmetic products using minerals from the Dead Sea. The
company's factory and visitor's center is located in the Mitzpe Shalem settlement in the occupied Jordan Valley. In addition, Ahava is partially owned by the settlement.
exports dates from Israel and from Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, especially in the Jordan Valley. The company markets most of the dates from the occupied Jordan valley and all the dates from the occupied Dead-Sea area. The company markets dates under the brand names of Jordan River, Jordan River Bio-Top and King Solomon, and under private labels of supermarket chains.
UCC PIN'S Resolution
In view of all the conditions outlined above, UCCPIN believed the time has come to fulfill the clause of the 2005 Economic Leverage Resolution mentioned above "to divest from companies that refuse to change their practices of gain from the perpetuation of violence, including the Occupation"
, and to boycott companies which profit from the occupation of Palestinian land, and therefore, proposed its model resolution.
End Notes:
5 US Quakers sell shares over Israel policy concerns. Associated Press, October 3, 2012:
6 MCC U.S. board acts for peace through its investments. MCC, March 26 2013:
10 "Religious leaders ask Congress to condition military aid on human rights compliance," The full text of the letter, dated Oct. 5, 2012,
11"Let us respond to Christ's message of justice and peace", November 21, 2012.
12 Proposal for Action on UCC Full Divestment of All Financial Resources from All Corporations Doing Business with South Africa, Minutes of the Fifteenth General Synod, 1985, pp.67-68
http://rescarta.ucc.org /jsp/RcWebImageViewer.jsp?doc__id=General+Synod+Minute%20s%2fucoc0000%2fUD0
18 Fiscal Crisis, Economic Prospects: The Imperative for Economic Cohesion in the Palestinian Territories, p. 4,
23 All statements about these companies can be found at
For more information about the Israeli Palestinian conflict and UCCPIN actions see the web site:
Dr. Polly Coote
, retired professor of Greek and Dean of San Francisco Theological Seminary, reflects "Who Is My Neighbor- A Palestinian Journey".
Also go to www.UCCPIN.org for more information on the resolution.


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23.11.2017 | Vienna, Austria
Speech of OFID Director-General Suleiman J Al-Herbish at the opening session of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Least Developed Countries Ministerial Conference on November 23, 2017. The conference focused on: Building global partnerships: Enhancing growth and inclusiveness in LDCs.
Excellences, ladies and gentlemen, good morning.
It is always a pleasure to speak to you and I would like to thank my dear friend, Mr LI Yong, for giving me the opportunity to talk to you about two of my favorite topics. OFID's relationship with the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and how our alliance with UNIDO helps implement the help they need.
OFID's commitment to developing the productive capacities of LDCs extends back more than 40 years to our very first operation, which was approved in 1976 (Sudan). As a matter of fact, our establishing agreement states that, "in carrying out its functions, the Fund shall pay special attention to the needs of the less developed among eligible countries."
So you see, our cooperation with these countries predates both the 2001 establishment of the UN-OHRLLS as well as the 2011 Istanbul Declaration and Program of Action. Our endeavors supporting the LDCs are further strengthened by our commitment to the Busan Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation. This partnership is, first and foremost, a continuous forum for setting and monitoring development objectives towards a joint commitment to alleviating poverty.
Our engagement equates to more than half of all our public sector loans enabling the development of the LDCs. These operations include our debt relief initiative to the heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) which has assisted more than a dozen LDCs over the years.
The main goal of the Istanbul Declaration and Program of Action is to enable half of the 48 least developed countries to graduate out of this category by 2020.
Our commitments have borne fruit in helping to achieve sustained and inclusive economic growth. For instance, the US$178 million that OFID has committed to the Maldives, Cabo Verde, Samoa, Botswana and Equatorial Guinea has contributed to their graduation out of the LDC category.
Excellences, ladies and gentlemen,
Now, let me say a few words about how our cooperation with UNIDO is strengthened by our purpose. The best example I can think of is energy poverty alleviation.
Energy poverty alleviation is a cause that OFID has championed since receiving a special mandate from the Third OPEC Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in November 2007. In our pursuit of this noble goal, it is especially gratifying that many different institutions have joined forces with us in helping place access to sustainable energy for all on the 2030 Global Development Agenda as SDG7.
One such strategic alliance, under the wise leadership of Mr LI Yong, is UNIDO. In this respect, let me quote what my dear friend LI Yong wrote in his Foreword for my book 'Uniting Against Poverty'. In this, he said the following:
Energy is a great integrator: it cuts across all sectors and lies at the heart of the interests of all countries, industries and communities.
The inclusion of energy access in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the clear recognition that SDG7 is essential to achieve other SDGs, underscores the enduring and deep relationship between OFID and UNIDO. SDG7 would not have been possible without the strategic partnerships and joint efforts of OFID, UNIDO, and other like-minded institutions.
There are many examples of the way our two organizations' actions on the ground neatly complement each other: last year, OFID granted funds to ECREEE to build mini-grids in four western African countries; OFID supports and participates in the Vienna Energy Forum, of which UNIDO is a major advocate; and OFID directly supports other important aspects of UNIDO's work, with grants for ongoing projects in the agri-food sector in Ethiopia and the fisheries value chain in Latin America.
Our alliance was forged in our common desire to end energy poverty and it has been strengthened by the common conviction that access to modern energy services is a vital precondition to achieving sustainable development, including the industrialization of developing countries.
Excellences, ladies and gentlemen,
I leave you with these words from Mr LI Yong, and I remain confident that similar collaborations, partnerships and cooperation growing from this conference will bolster the global community's efforts to promote sustainable development within LDCs.
Thank you.


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Last week a local judge ordered all evidence gathered by police as a result of a warrantless search and seizure of our client and his vehicle suppressed. As a result, this decision prevents the State from introducing evidence from our client's vehicle of drug possession, drug trafficking, and possession of criminal tools-all felonies which subjected our client to a maximum of 12 months in prison on each count and the possibility of a license suspension.
Our client, who was in town from Chicago for a local music festival, had been observed by police at a local hotel. Law enforcement became suspicious after running his license plate and discovering he had a prior drug offense on his record. Subsequent surveillance of our client did not reveal any illegal behavior or any behavior consistent with drug trafficking.
Our client was subsequently stopped for a traffic violation and was detained pending further investigation. Law enforcement then ran a license check, as is customary with most traffic stops, but also, because of our client's past history, requested a criminal background check. These checks took approximately 22 minutes after the stop. After they were completed, our client was detained an additional 16-17 minutes before giving to consent to search his vehicle. The client was then detained an additional 17-18 minutes until a canine search could be performed. This canine search did not indicate the presence of narcotics. However, the officer's subsequent search of the vehicle yielded contraband.
Our office filed a motion to suppress in this case arguing that the continued detention of our client was unreasonable in light of the lack of reasonable suspicion that he was involved in drug trafficking. Following a hearing on the matter, the Court agreed with us and ruled that there was simply not enough evidence to justify the prolonged detention of our client as the officers lacked reasonable suspicion to suspect our client or his girlfriend of criminal activity based on law enforcement's previous observations.
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Hamburger Buns – For as much bread as I bake I figured that it was high time that I made hamburger buns at home, especially considering that grilling season is almost in full swing. I searched around a little bit before deciding on this recipe, mostly just because it sounded pretty straightforward.
The buns are tender but sturdy and bake up beautifully. They also make great garlic bread in a pinch and freeze like a dream. 😉 I see many of these in our future.
Hamburger Buns
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup butter
- 4 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 1/4 tsp. yeast
- 2 tbsp. white sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp. salt
- 1 egg
1. In a small saucepan heat milk, water, & butter until very warm, about 120 degrees.
2. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix together 1 3/4 cups flour, yeast, sugar, and salt. Add milk mixture into flour mixture. Stir to combine and then mix in the egg. Stir in the remaining flour, 1/2 cup at a time, beating well after each addition. Switch to the dough hook when a cohesive mass forms and knead until smooth and elastic, 6-8 minutes.
3. Divide dough into 12 equal pieces (a kitchen scale really helps here) and shape into smooth balls. Place on a lightly greased baking sheet and flatten slightly. Cover with a clean kitchen towel and allow to rise for 30 to 35 minutes.
4. Preheat oven to 400 degrees and bake for 10 to 12 minutes, until golden brown.
adapted from allrecipes.
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5 Arguments For And Against The Death Penalty - Listverse
However, after the capital punishment is already carried out, the compensation for the convict himself or herself becomes impossible. This "compensability" is maybe the prime reason against death penalty. So long as there is always a potential possibility of false charge, the compensability for wrongly convicted persons themselves must be guaranteed to a maximum extent.
As stated above, we have nothing left except to recognize capital punishment as constitutionally permissible. In addition, crime prevention and victim protection seem like stringent arguments to some extent. Nevertheless, there is another compelling reason against the death penalty. It is the false charge or miscarriage of justice.
Is there anyone currently on death row in Oregon?
Six Reasons to Oppose the Death Penalty
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The history of the discovery of Pluto
Borislav Of Slavoljub
13 March 1783, William Herschel discovered the planet Uranus. This immediately increased the size of the Solar System twice. According to the observations of the planet was determined by its orbit and the theory of the motion of Uranus. However, the observed motion of Uranus differed systematically from the predicted. This discrepancy has allowed John Adams and Urbain the Verrier theoretically predict the existence of the eighth planet – Neptune. open by Johann Galle on 23 September 1846. The discovery of Neptune was a triumph for the theory of universal gravitation of Newton.
Taking into account the influence of Neptune on Uranus was possible to reduce the discrepancies between the theoretical and the observed motion of Uranus dozens of times, but full precision was not achieved. In 1848 the American astronomer B. pierce suggested the existence of a ninth planet. In 1874 S. great effect constructed a new theory of the motion of Uranus, taking into account perturbations from Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune. It also presupposes the existence of a transneptunian planet.
The search for the unknown planet began in the late 19th century, astronomer Percival Lovell (1855-1916). In 1896 he clarified the errors in the motion of Uranus. And, based on its calculations, has suggested that the ninth planet has a period of revolution in years and 282 lustre 12-13 magnitudes. In 1905 Lovell started practical search, taking pictures of the sky on the 5-inch telescope. For this alone he Photographed the same patch of sky with a period of several days, and compared the resulting images overlaid on each other. Finding nothing, Lovell in 1908 began studying the motion of Neptune. One of the most likely constellation to find "planet X" he considered the constellation Gemini. Looking at last years took their toll on the health of the astronomer, he died in 1916.
Ironically, after 15 years in the photographs of Lovell received in 1914-1915, "planet X" was found. The astronomer, looking for the object with glitter 12-13 magnitude, simply did not pay attention to the star of 15 magnitude.
In 1919 colleague Lowell of Harvard Observatory, Henry Pickering repeated the calculation of Lovell, using data of the trajectories of two planets – Uranus and Neptune. He also pointed to the constellation Gemini as a place where to find the ninth planet. At the request of the astronomer Pickering Milton Humason from the Observatory mount Wilson began Photographing the constellation. Humason really photographed "planet X" on two of his LPS, but he was unlucky, and he didn't notice it. On one planet image was spoiled by a defect on the disc, and on the other the image of a bright nearby star closed it. Some time later, Humason gave up the search.
After that, the interest of astronomers in the search for a ninth planet began to fall. Only at the Observatory Lowell had planned further exploration. In the late 20-ies of brother Lowell, Abbot Lawrence made additional cash contributions to Fund the Observatory. Part of that money went to a new wide-angle 32,5 cm telescope, is able in one hour to photograph the stars up to 17th magnitude star on the area of 160 square degrees, i.e. 1/260 part of the entire visible sky. New camera started to work on 1 April 1929.


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Hiking along the Castelvecchio ruins
Travel the fascinating and historical route on foot or by bike
Distance: 14.5 km
How long it takes: 5 hours (roundtrip)
How to travel: on foot or by mountain bike
How to get to the departure location: from S. Gimignano take the road to Certaldo, after 1.5 km turn left on the provincial road toward Gambassi Terme. After about 3 km turn left again on the dirt road toward Libbiamo. After you pass a small bridge there will be a fork in the road where you will turn right until you reach a crumbling old house. After 100 metres you will reach Pian della Sala (419 m). Take the small road on the left which is marked by a crucifix.
Take the small road up hill and after 500 metres the road will flatten out. You will reach a path that will follow through the woods which will take you to a group of abandoned homes in Pian della Spina (442 m). Continue up hill along the road until you reach the ruins of the Casa Castagneto (525 m) marked by a beautiful yet distorted maple trunk on the left side of the road. Pass the house and go along the path on the left that crosses the grass clearing, where you may catch sight of deer.
Be sure to keep to the main path and stay clear of the smaller lateral paths continuing through the woods which take you to the numerous charcoal mines of the area. Follow the path down hill until you reach a path, clearly marked CAI in red and white. Turn left and go up hill until you reach the Caggio property surrounded by a low wall (the Lombard word "caggio" means "retaining wall"). Stay on the right side of the wall and pass the old water tank. Take the path on the right that goes slightly down hill and then up hill again until you reach the fork in the road. Turn left and after a few hundred metres, you will reach the ancient medieval town of Castelvecchio (379m) where you can admire the ancient ruins present.
To return from the town, take the path back to the Podere il Caggio. Stay on the left and you will return to the CAI path you took before. Follow the path until you reach a large flat pasture area and take the road that is most suitable for vehicles. Turn right and continue for 2 km until you reach the Pian della Sala again.
Source: Intoscana.it


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