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Omar Abdullah seeks the discharge of others held in and outdoor J&Ok. (Express)
Ten days after his father Farooq Abdullah's detention was once revoked via the Jammu and Kashmir management, former J&Ok Chief Minister and National Conference chief Omar Abdullah was once launched from the Srinagar subsidiary prison at Hari Niwas the place he was once held for over seven months.
Abdullah drove the space from Hari Niwas on Gupkar Road to his place of dwelling at the similar street. He was once detained forward of the August Five announcement finishing J&Ok's particular standing underneath Article 370 and its department into two new Union Territories.
In February, Abdullah was once charged underneath the Public Safety Act together with former Chief Minister and PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti who stays underneath detention.
Sporting a beard, Abdullah stepped outdoor at 1.25 pm to make a observation. "In my length of detention I had concept so much about what I'd say the J&Ok as a state was once damaged up into two Union Territories and what I'd say concerning the exchange within the standing of Jammu and Kashmir."
Saying he'll talk at period concerning the politics and the location in J&Ok submit August 5, Omar demanded the discharge of the ones from J&Ok imprisoned in jails outdoor the UT.
"There are two issues to be regarded as first. One, we need to combat coronavirus. Second, all of our people who find themselves incarcerated in jails, both inside of or outdoor J&Ok. In those tough instances, the Centre must unlock them and convey them house. It is my earnest attraction to the Centre to boost restrictions on conversation, if not anything else, please repair 3G/4G."
Cautioning in opposition to the unfold of Covid-19, Abdullah stated, "Those nonetheless in detention, if it is Mehbooba Mufti, my colleagues from National Conference, PDP or some other birthday party and plenty of others who don't belong to any organisation, stay incarcerated since August; in those tough instances, they must be allowed to go back to their households."
Highlighting the hardships confronted via the folks of the UT at some stage in the ultimate 8 months, Abdullah stated, "Whether it's 370 or 35A, or UT standing or its bifurcation, we can talk about this when now we have countered this illness."
Posting his unlock order and {a photograph} appearing him in his automotive, Abdullah stated on Twitter, "232 days after my detention nowadays I after all left Hari Niwas. It's an excessively other international nowadays to the one who existed on fifth August 2019."
He additionally modified his Twitter bio, so as to add "Former PSA Political detinue" to his profile.
Escorted via heavy safety, he then walked to his father's place of dwelling for lunch from the place he posted an image together with his oldsters. On Twitter, he thanked his sister, his legal professionals and their felony groups for "taking the combat in opposition to my unjust PSA detention to the SC".
The PSA file that shaped the root for Abdullah's detention famous his "to steer other folks for any purpose may also be gauged from the truth that he was once ready to persuade his citizens to return out and vote in large numbers even all through the height of militancy and ballot boycotts". Before February, he was once being held underneath provisions of preventive detention underneath Section 107 of the CrPC. In March, Abdullah celebrated his 50th birthday, whilst in detention.
Welcoming Omar's unlock, politicians also referred to as for the discharge of alternative leaders within the state. "After 8 lengthy months of completely unjustifiable detention, we welcome the discharge of Omar Abdullah. Immediately, Mehbooba Mufti, Shah Faesal and hundreds of others detained in and outdoor J&Ok will have to be freed. Given the nation-wide clampdown over COVID19, that is an crucial," CPM common secretary Sitaram Yechury stated on Twitter.
Congress common secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra additionally took to Twitter: "So glad to be informed that @omarabdullah's unconstitutional and undemocratic detention has been revoked finally. Its about time the union executive restores democratic and constitutional rights to the folks of Jammu and Kashmir as smartly."


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Urban school reform in the United States is characterized by contentious, politicized debate. This course explores a set of critical issues in the education and educational reform space, with a focus on aspects of the field that have sparked controversy and polarized views. We will dig into these debates, situating them within the larger history of public education and school reform, and considering the viewpoints, the evidence, and translation of issues into educational policy.
Critical Issues in Urban Education
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American Public Education: Critical Issues & Historical Context
As we launch the course, we will explore the history of public schooling and school reform in the United States. The approach to public education in the United States is unique, with governance, quality, and approach residing at the state and local level. As a result, efforts to improve and reform public schools in the United States are complex. Together, we will unpack these critical foundational characteristics of American public schooling, and explore the ways in which these contextual factors influence topics explored throughout the course.
The No Child Left Behind Act
This week, we will examine federal strategies to improve public schooling, beginning with the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). NCLB is the 2001 reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Enacted during the presidency of George W Bush, NCLB emphasized accountability, choice and flexibility. Discussion of the goals and intentions of NCLB will naturally lead us to consider the controversies around federal involvement in public education given the nature of the locally controlled approach to the American system. We will explore divergent opinions about NCLB theory of action and effectiveness.
The Common Core State Standards
As we continue our exploration of federal involvement in public education, we will discuss the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), the creation of a shared set of common standards and assessments for public education. We will examine the history of the creation of standards in the United States, revealing the fact that the concept of standards has been evident for decades. What can we learn from this history? How is the Common Core like or not like these previous efforts? We will consider the goals and intentions behind the Common Core, as well as the divergent opinions about its effectiveness.
Interlude 1: Interview and Panel Discussion on NCLB and CCSS
We had the pleasure of interviewing several experts in the education space from around Chicago and the Urban Education Institute. Listen as they discuss topics surrounding NCLB and CCSS. They will have a variety of perspectives from that of a researcher to a practitioner. Which do you identify with? Did any of the participants resonate with you?
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I really enjoy the opportunities provided on this course to work on a range of different projects, including ones for real clients. I feel it has helped me considerably with my confidence and knowledge of design. I feel the style of teaching is tailored to my needs, the lecturers are very supportive and approachable. I find the one to one time is very beneficial as it gives me the opportunity to discuss my individual project and potential areas for improvement. Additionally, we have discussions as a class which is a great atmosphere to share ideas.
I feel my studies will definitely help me in my career progression as I have had the opportunity to work on projects for real clients, which gives a great introduction into what it would be like to work in the design industry. Additionally, with the range of projects I have worked on, the course has helped me to build my design portfolio - which I will use for future job interviews.
Studying has allowed me to build my confidence and has provided me with opportunities to develop my skills to the point where I feel ready to enter the design industry. My favourite things about the university are my classmates and the atmosphere in the class which allows for collaborative group work and the sharing of ideas.
I have really enjoyed my experience at Perth UHI. Through the university, I have been able to participate in a really exciting project, 'The Corporate Parenting Kit' for a real client to bring attention to the concept of corporate parenting. I have since successfully pitched the idea to the Angel's Share as part of a partnership between Perth UHI and The Fun Young Individuals Group. Since winning the investment, we look forward to launching the design in 2019.
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CASE66362: Prescription for Mr Anthony King (PERSON52933)
Question asked by Mr Richard Napier [Sandy] [Richard Napier [Senior]] (PERSON5218) on 15 June 1628 at 16:00
RN For Mr kings disease wch seemeth to be a spice of the mother. Iune 15 ☉ h. 4. p m 1628 sinc will Harryson his mā told me so mutch.
Transcribed excerpt from MS Ashmole 405, f. 72v (bottom left part of page)
CASE16703: Horary consultation concerning Robert Cross (PERSON11068)
Question asked by the patient on 24 March 1602 at 18:45
RN his mā Robart Crosse for his disease. at the same tyme /for his lounges & dulnes of sence\
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CASE11797: Horary consultation concerning Margaret Thorne (PERSON16417)
Question asked by the patient on 13 November 1598 at 12:06
RN Margaret Tarelton \Thorne/ the wife of Will Tarelton a tealer \of Newport./ 40 yeres old 16 yeres maried sick & hath had her disease growing vppon her this 12 monets {sic} & better quærit novemb. it taketh her every foote. Novemb. 13 die ☾. h. 12. 6. mi 1598. shee was so weak shee could not come but sent her servant mead it ariseth from her hart vpward to her throot ready to stop her winde
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Medical >Symptoms (specified)>Nausea and vomiting (Rising)
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%A Zabirunnisa, Md
%A Gadagi, Jayaprakash
%A Gadde, Praveen
%A Myla, Nagamalleshwari
%A Koneru, Jyothirmai
%A Thatimatla, Chandrasekhar
%T Dental patient anxiety: Possible deal with Lavender fragrance
%9 Brief Communication
%J Journal of Research in Pharmacy Practice
%U http://www.jrpp.net/article.asp?issn=2319-9644;year=2014;volume=3;issue=3;spage=100;epage=103;aulast=Zabirunnisa
%8 July 1, 2014
%X Objective: The pure essence of plants (essential oils) provides both psychological and physiological benefits when used accurately and safely. Conventionally, Lavender oil is known for relaxing, carminative, and sedative effects. Hence, an attempt was made to know the effect of Lavender essential oil on dental patient anxiety.
Methods: The present study included two comparison groups (Lavender and control group), each comprising five dental clinics. In Lavender group, the ambient odor of Lavender essential oil was maintained with the help of a candle warmer in the reception area and in the control group, candle warmer with normal water was used. A total of 597 patients, aged above 18 years were included. A questionnaire comprising demographic information, and a modified dental anxiety scale was given to the patients in waiting room, and data regarding anxiety levels was recorded.
Findings: Student's t-test (unpaired) showed a significant reduction in anxiety scores of Lavender group compared with the control group. Analysis of variances test showed reduction in anxiety scores as age increased in Lavender group.
Conclusion: Fragrance of Lavender oil at reception area may effectively reduce the patient's state or current anxiety. This practice on routine usage can improve the quality of dental treatments.
%0 Journal Article
%I Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications
%@ 2319-9644


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Working for the Mouse: Inequality at Disneyland
Since February 2018, the Disney Company has been exposed in the media for its mistreatment of its workers at the Disneyland park in Anaheim, California. A year and a half later, Disney's labor practices and the compensation of its CEO continue to highlight larger issues of wealth and income inequality in America.
The Social Psychology Behind Teacher Walkouts
Why are we seeing so many teacher walkouts when traditional collective bargaining for teachers has weakened considerably in recent decades? A key part of the answer involves the social psychology through which teachers develop their professional culture, and how the evolution of accountability has been toxic to that culture.
Polluted Bodies
Domestic employment requires unique physical proximity of bodies from different social classes, and often from different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Despite the physical closeness, different strategies are used to reproduce class hierarchies among people, resulting in embodied inequality.
Dimensions of Inequality: Black Immigrants' Occupational Segregation in the United States
The U.S. labor market is increasingly made up of immigrant workers, and considerable research has focused on occupational segregation as an indicator of their labor market incorporation. However, most studies focus on Hispanic populations, excluding one of the fastest growing immigrant groups: foreign-born blacks. Because of their shared race, African and Caribbean immigrants may experience the same structural barriers as U.S.-born blacks.
Borders within Borders: The Impact of Occupational Licensing on Immigrant Incorporation
Over the past four decades, occupational regulation, particularly licensing, which creates a legal right to practice, has engulfed the American occupational structure. Occupational licensure research typically offers theoretical arguments suggesting that licensing limits individuals' entry into an occupation. For migrants arriving with little financial capital, licensing requirements can act as substantial barriers to occupational entry.
Causal Relationship or Not? Nationalism, Patriotism, and Anti-immigration Attitudes in Germany
Despite broad research on the connection between in-group and out-group attitudes, empirical studies dealing with the relationship between nation-related and anti-immigration attitudes rarely provide a consistent theoretical framework. On one hand, it is assumed that if persons agree with nationalistic statements, they might develop an orientation against strangers. On the other hand, one might imagine the existence of simple factor correlations among nationalism, patriotism, and anti-immigration attitudes.
Hegemonic Femininities and Intersectional Domination
We examine how two sociological traditions account for the role of femininities in social domination. The masculinities tradition theorizes gender as an independent structure of domination; consequently, femininities that complement hegemonic masculinities are treated as passively compliant in the reproduction of gender. In contrast, Patricia Hill Collins views cultural ideals of hegemonic femininity as simultaneously raced, classed, and gendered.
Genes, Gender Inequality, and Educational Attainment
Women's opportunities have been profoundly altered over the past century by reductions in the social and structural constraints that limit women's educational attainment. Do social constraints manifest as a suppressing influence on genetic indicators of potential, and if so, did equalizing opportunity mean equalizing the role of genetics? We address this with three cohort studies: the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS; birth years 1939 to 1940), the Health and Retirement Study, and the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health; birth years 1975 to 1982).
Review Essay: Combating Labor Precarity Is Hard Work
"All that is solid melts into air," wrote Marx and Engels in The Communist Manifesto, at a time when labor was becoming increasingly precarious. The experience of workplace precarity and the broader feeling of insecurity it engenders are certainly not new; they are as old as capitalism. Even so, precarious labor as a concept is enjoying quite a boom these days.
Us versus Them: The Responses of Managers to the Feminization of High-Status Occupations
What happens when more and more women enter high-status occupations that were previously male-dominated occupations? This article explores how the processes by which the entrance of women into high-status occupations has affected the hiring, income, and perceived competence of women. I present the results of a general population experiment conducted on a large, random sample of the U.S. population. The experiment was designed to explore the hiring, income, and perceived competence of all women when high-status occupations become predominantly female.
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Howrah: A 32-year-old man in West Bengal's Howrah district died hours after he was thrashed by police for stepping out of his house to buy milk during the nationwide lockdown on Wednesday. According to India Today, his family says the man died of the injuries sustained during the police's assault on him.
News reports identified the man as Lal Swami, a resident of Howrah. He had reportedly left his residence to buy milk, when was lathi-charged by policemen who were "clearing a gathering on the streets".
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I'd been contemplating buying a boat for some time before I came across Boat Club Trafalgar at the 2016 Southampton Boat Show. It quickly became apparent that it would offer me the perfect solution – access to a whole range of exciting new boats, that I could otherwise not have enjoyed; but without any of the responsibilities and many of the costs, of boat ownership. As a relative newcomer to powerboating, the inclusive training provided upon joining was both great fun and confidence inspiring. It was also supplemented with a thorough induction specific to each boat in the fleet. The process couldn't be simpler – choose your boat for the day and book it online or via the App, then just turn up; step on board; enjoy the delights of the Solent; moor up on your return; and go home. It's a completely hassle-free experience. The Boat Club fleet, the facilities, the equipment and the service provided by the Trafalgar Wharf team, are all absolutely first class. For me, joining Boat Club Trafalgar proved to be a 'no-brainer', both from a cost and practicality perspective; and having now experienced the benefits of membership for a few months, I'm even more delighted with my decision. I thoroughly recommend it to anyone looking for a cost- effective way to go boating. I'm looking forward to making the most of my membership and spending many more hours afloat with my family and friends.
Love it here. Car park was really full though. Strange for a Monday in January!?
Boat Club Trafalgar offers a great way to get on the water without the need to purchase your own boat. Excellent selection of boats, top notch team, simple booking system. Its a no brainer if you want to experience high performance boats whilst exploring the Solent – with the benefit of step on and go/drop off and go.
I first came across Trafalgar Boat Club when I went to Southampton Boat Show 2017, the person I spoke with was very knowledgeable and reassuring so I arranged to meet someone at the club house which was a good experience.
Having gone through the various options I decided which was the best one for me. All my dealings with the club have been a positive experience, the general staff and the tutors have welcomed me and made feel at home. I would recommend this
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I would recommend to all members wishing to improve their seamanship skills and to make their enjoyment on the water safer. As the saying goes "you don`t know what you know until you don`t know what you know". I have just passed the RYA Day Skipper Shorebased course with Trafalgar boat club and found it to be a great experience, it is well organised, and the staff could not have been more helpful.
The real gift that Trafalgar boat club has is in choosing staff that are exceptional. I have never come across a business where every single member of staff goes out of their way to be helpful, not just the front of house and management but all the guys doing the boat handling and checkout. I was a member for a year then stopped for my own reasons but I was treated the same from day one to the end. Lovely people.
Good selection of boats friendly and helpful staff. Nice cafe on sight
This is exactly what I was looking for, having a selection of boats to choose from without having to own them all. No stresses, no storage to worry about, no repairs, it really is the way boating should be for those who don't want to own. Not only that but the staff are amazing, nothing is too much trouble for them and during winter months the amount of special events on the calendar where they provide amazing food, music and drink all free makes this FIVE STARS from me!!! If you're considering boating without hassles take a trip down to the boat club and get a taste of it!
I've been a member of Boat Club for over a year and it's been fabulous. The team are extremely friendly, always go above and beyond to help. Availability of boats is always good and there is a good variety, although you'll always have your favorite! Boat Club is the clever way of boating without all of the headaches.
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Friendly staff, excellent facilities and equipment. Training is excellent and great value for money.
I have just joined the boat Club. looking forward to the Spring when I will be out on the water. lovely boats and friendly atmosphere. A great opportunity to enjoy boating with none of the hassle.
Venue and view is amazing. Menu is very much aimed at lunches and light bites, we went for breakfast, but there is no breakfast menu as such. Asked for well done bacon which I didn't get. I would go again and give it another chance, maybe a bit later in the day.
I have owned boats before but finding the boat club on my doorstep in portsmouth was a god send. The whole set up is fantastic. The team who run it are so friendly and knowledgeable and it s all geared about you getting the maximum time and fun out on the water. From gaining a Power boat level 2 qualification to a great range of boats to choose from in the fleet. I have never been disappointed with the availability and the booking APP so simple to use and fare to all members. Never have i waited for a boat to be launched always ready to go straight off with the safe guard of a pre safety check before hand to ensure you know the boats features. All my family and friends have loved coming for days out with many actually joining the club as a result. The benefits are huge and i can't recommend it highly enough. The time and worry about maintaining a boat gone and all wrapped up in a super friendly club putting members and their needs first. Lots of events and as the club grows the excitement of new boats being added. I will be a member for a long long time to come.


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The Redoran Guards on the Bulwark had noticed the approaching trade ship. They were watching it quietly while they kept guard. It was an understanding that the Redoran Official would come along. There would be a change for real for them. They had only one question - who is it? The trade ship was getting closer to the docks and the guards shifted rather nervously in their places.
Ondren coughed as if his throat was suddenly dried out. He had been watching the trade ship with Raryn. He knew what it meant. This was their first time with an official Redoran officer, but the young Redoran Guard thought they didn't have trouble with the officer. The older guards on the other hand - Ondren glanced sideways at them - they seem to be more nervous. They shouldn't make deal with the Orc. He looked to his friend. "You okay, friend?"
The other young Redoran Guard nodded. "Yes, but I'm a bit nervous. Who do you think it is?" In truth, Raryn was more than nervous - he had heard of how the officers were during an official inspection and he knew that those who'd had deals with the Orc were in trouble. Knee-deep-into-shit and penalties if the rumors of the inspection stories were true.
"I don't know, but stay true to yourself and the House. I think we'll be fine - we've done nothing wrong." But, you never know. "Come, let's go to wait for the ship." Ondren looked to the older guard, who nodded to him. "Better you than me." He heard the older guard grumbling through his helmet. The young Redoran guard shot him a frowned look before he left with Raryn following him.
The the trade ship docked, and a stern looking mer, in a high ranking Redoran officer's attire, walked down the shaft. He had a judging look on his face as he gazed around the docks before it locked on the two young Redoran guards. His expression stayed the same as he began to walk towards them. It seems he had caught most of them off guard, aside from the guards on the Bulwark. It should be good for the inspection. The Redoran officer couldn't wait to see what the Captain had to tell him about the situation. Behind him followed a set of ten Redoran guards straight out of Blacklight.
"That's Officer Daynes Aroa!" Ondren gasped in a surprise. He had heard of the Officer - harsh, critical and he meted out the soldiers and guards that were under his command. This doesn't bode well for the older guards. He and Raryn straightened up and saluted Officer Daynes Aroa once he was close enough to them. "Welcome to Raven Rock, sir!"
Officer Daynes Aroa looked to the young guard with a frown. "Thank you. Where are the rest of the guards and your Captain? The Councilor's house?" He was concerned as to why there weren't others to meet him as clearly others could have seen him from the Bulwark. "You'll find the Captain at the Retching Netch Inn. The guards are patrolling or loitering around." He listened to Ondren's instructions. Such an honest reply. He'll do well in the future. "Thank you. What were your names?"
"I'm Ondren Givrai, and he's Raryn Caravel, sir." The young Redoran Guard introduced himself and his friend. To this, Officer Daynes Aroa nodded with a hint of a smile.
"I'll remember those whose have been most forthcoming. You two might have a promising start in the Redoran forces. Show me the way to the Councilor's house." Officer Daynes Aroa gestured at the young guards to move. He hadn't all afternoon to wait. Although, he was tired from the journey - there were important matters to deal with before he'd get his inspection out of the way. And, so far, it didn't look good.
The guard at Councilor Morvayn's house stiffened when he noticed Officer Daynes Aroa approaching the door. Sweating under his helmet, the guard gave a crude nod. "Officer Aroa." The high ranked officer frowned at him before he opened the door for him. Once the Officer had gone inside, the guard took a deep breath. It's Officer Daynes Aroa… Should I pack my things?
Ondren and Raryn marched back into the Bulwark. They were somewhat relieved from meeting with the Officer. They'd made a fine expression on him, but there was going to be the inspection and accounting on what had happened. And, who knew how long that'll take? Ondren looked to his friend and they took a deep breath before they climbed the stairs up the Bulwark. The older guards glanced at them as they took their positions. The young guard looked to them, "It's looking grim." For you. Ondren heard couple of groans. Although, no one is safe until the inspection is over.
The lock of the treasure chest was difficult, but Ciel'nn was determined to get it open. He was down on one knee as he focused on working the lock picks. The wind from the sea distracted his work, though. The cold wind blew constantly. Reminds me of Skyrim. Around the young mer were a few reavers that he and Teldryn had fought a short moment ago. Ciel'nn had insisted to get the chest open because there might be books and gems. Another lock pick broke in his fingers and the young mer cursed under his breath. "Might want to try slower?" he heard Teldryn advise. "I'm trying, Teldryn!" Ciel'nn sighed.
"No rush. It's not like they're going get up any time soon." The older mer grinned while he leaned against a wooden door frame, keeping an eye out for trouble. A distant noise made his head turn and Teldryn narrowed his eyes. A bull netch was being attacked by the Skaal hunters - which reminded him that Ciel'nn still hadn't told him what had happened before he faced Slitted. He frowned and looked back to his partner, who let out a joyful chuckle. "It's open!" He heard the young mer saying. "Good, now let's see what's inside." The older mer straightened up. I hope there is a second volume of the Lusty Argonian Maiden.
The young mer opened the lid and reached inside the chest. A frown latched on his forehead as he looked at the items. "An old steel dagger, some leather bracers, a scroll and an enchanted ring it seems. And, this book the Councilor's wife asked us to find." Ciel'nn listed up the items as he took the scroll, the ring and the book before standing up, facing his partner. "Unless you can identify this ring, we might need to find a wizard who can and tell us what its worth." The ring had a small amethyst stone and it was in an old Nord styled. For the enchantment Ciel'nn hadn't had a clue. It could be a powerful ring for all he knew, but he wanted to be sure of what the ring did.
"There is a wizard on the island, you know." Teldryn said while he so-studied the ring. Curious. "But?" he heard the young mer asking and he looked to him. "He's a Telvanni, Ciel'nn. They're crazy, but it's amazing that they can grow mushroom towers out of ash." His partner's thoughtful look told Teldryn that Ciel'nn was weighting options. "Everyone is avoiding his place though, I heard." The older mer added as he shifted in his place.
A Telvanni? Ciel'nn had heard about them, but he'd never met one before. There were rumours of his long-gone aunt was Telvanni. Could it be the same aunt he'd seen as a ghost during the Oblivion visit? Maybe the Wizard on the island knew his aunt? The young mer was aware it was a far fetched hope, but it wouldn't hurt to ask. In the best case scenario the wizard would send them away from bothering their studies. A smirk spread across Ciel'nn's lips. "I take it we're going to visit the wizard." He heard his partner saying and the young mer nodded. "Yeah, when there's time. Guess we should head back to the town?" He decided to study the scroll later.
"There was a trade ship reaching Raven Rock some time ago. My bet is the Redoran Officer came along with it." Teldryn said, frowning now. "Don't you think it's for the best let them sort their things out before we go back? Camp outside?" He didn't want to return right when the Redoran Guard was all riled up. "Let that political business settle down."
It took only a few seconds for Ciel'nn to make a decision. "We'll camp then." He put on a smile as he had no objections to camp with Teldryn. To think of going to the town when there's a lot of goings on with the official business made the young mer feel uneasy. He wished to be free of all ties that were linked to the House politics. They were as boring as they were deadly. "Where do you want set up a camp?" He looked to his partner as they walked through the small gate.
Teldryn had found a suitable place to camp. It wasn't far away from the Wreck of the Trident Squall ship. Their tent had a similar style to the Ashlanders - a perfect fit for two persons. It took a bit of effort from Ciel'nn to help for setting it up with the older mer. Once they got it up, Ciel'nn prepared the campfire, and they sat down around it.
More so, Ciel'nn sat close to his partner. He pondered if he should tell him what happened with the Skaal Hunters, but deemed he wasn't ready. When would he be then? It was difficult to deal with. He let out a soft sigh when he felt Teldryn shifting in his place. The young mer glanced to see the older mer searching his backpack.
A bottle of Sujamma and two cups were what the older mer exactly needed since he realized his partner was a bit upset for a reason he didn't know yet. He gave one cup to Ciel'nn. "Hold it." He said calmly before he poured the liquid into it. "Now, did you have a companion before coming here?" Teldryn asked in a soothing tone that was meant to alleviate the pain that his partner seemed to have currently. "My last patron was a true and stubborn Nord - tattoos and all." He began to tell his previous experience while he filled his cup with Sujamma and put the bottle down. "We cleared one ruined fort somewhere outside of Whiterun and when we got outside, we saw one of them escaping, galloping away on horseback." He paused to see if the young mer was following him. His partner took a sip of his cup and nodded to him. "What then?" He heard Ciel'nn asking quietly. "Well, my patron wasn't about to let him get away, so we pursued… on foot, for three days." The last words were said in a low tone, and Teldryn took a pause for a sip of Sujamma.
"Until…?" Ciel'nn prompted his partner to go on. It sounded like a tough patron and bloodthirsty, too.
"Until we ended up tracking him to one of the largest bandit encampments I'd ever seen. My patron took one look at me, and made the most menacing grin I'd ever seen. At that moment, I knew I'd never see him again. No amount of money would ever be worth that kind of death." Teldryn finished his tale. "I hope you're not as crazy as he was." He glanced at Ciel'nn.
Ciel'nn shook his head slightly. "I'll not willingly fight a horde of bandits. I had my own share last time I was there." He took another sip of his cup. "My previous companion was a Nord, too. He was young and we had several adventures before he died." The young mer cast his eyes down and bit his lower lip. "I was hunted by the Thalmor and he took the poisoned bolt for me… always trying to keep me safe…" Ciel'nn took a deep breath and looked to Teldryn. "I want you to know that there still might be people after me and I don't ask you to protect me…" His voice cracked. Although, I want to you to stay close. I'm afraid you might walk away when things get difficult… I didn't expect camping to go like this.
He's at it again. Teldryn frowned and wrapped his free arm around the young mer and pulled him closer to himself. "Seems you are more interesting than I thought. If it helps any, I'm not going anywhere because we're sharing the dangers together. Wasn't that what you said?" He gave Ciel'nn a squeeze on the arm as if to reassure him and let him lean on him as Ciel'nn did so. "The Nords might pay well, but they're suicidal people. Best not to get attached to them." Teldryn mused quietly and heard Ciel'nn's light chuckle.
It was soothing to listen to Teldryn talking while they started out for the sea and towards their homeland. Ciel'nn discovered that the older mer brought a sense of being at home while being with him. He liked that feeling even if knowing it might be too early, but he was getting attached already. The young mer also had a strong sense of belonging which he hadn't felt before. But, if the other mer felt the same he couldn't say yet. For now, Ciel'nn was content to be around his partner.
I have a lot to tell you, Teldryn.


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Note - I'm 5'11" and 165-170 pounds. This size fits me excellently - the adjustments are not near the end of their range. Extra lengths of straps are secured by plastic and elastic keepers.
Freaking love this harness. It does a great job of moving with you; instead of the webbing at your hips being joined by stitching, there are swivel joints that rotate as your legs bend or you bend over.
This model DOES NOT have the waist belt - which can't be removed and won't fit anyone with a waist smaller than a size 34.
This model DOES have the front chest D-ring.
This model DOES have the quick release leg strap and chest strap buckles.
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美国亚马逊: 10 条评论
Anthony S.
Safe and Comfortable Harness2013年9月13日 - 已在美国亚马逊上发表
I spent about a week researching for harnesses prior to getting this one. I looked up the manufacturer websites, read the few reviews available and compared the safety features between them and I ended up getting this one - and I am glad I did. It is very comfortable, easy to set up and looks great. I have not purchased any accessories yet, but the fact that it is an option, it's a plus. You can get different cases and tool belts (not available through amazon) and set them up in the pivotal points so access is not restricted at any time and you can move freely.
One of the safety guys on a restoration project mentioned this is the best harness and it is widely used by the PT installers.... I have already recommended this to other colleagues and friends in the industry.
One of the safety guys on a restoration project mentioned this is the best harness and it is widely used by the PT installers.... I have already recommended this to other colleagues and friends in the industry.
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Chris E. Thompson
Comfortable Safety, Great Quality2015年9月4日 - 已在美国亚马逊上发表
This fall protection harness is light weight and comfortable. And if you've had to wear one for hours on end you know how important that is. I've never taken a 'fall' in it, so I don't know how it feels to be 'stopped' or hang (other than for the certification on the job site) in it for 20 minutes or more waiting to be rescued. But overall, it's FAR superior to my 'bodybuilder' model I've been using.
Easy to put on and off2015年3月28日 - 已在美国亚马逊上发表
Easy to put on and off, adjustable, looks good, quality build. I wouldn't say it's very "stretchy" though so don't be too hung up on that idea if that is a huge consideration to choose this one.
... this harness for a while now and it is great. Doesn't cinch around your waist2015年8月3日 - 已在美国亚马逊上发表
I've been climbing in this harness for a while now and it is great. Doesn't cinch around your waist. Fits comfortably. Plenty of length in the straps so can probably fit a range of guys pretty easily.


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CERT Polska operates as a part of NASK, which is one of the three CSIRTs of the national level. Team takes part in the CyberExchange programme from the Polish side. This exchange also involves employees of similar teams from Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Greece, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Romania and Slovakia. The leader of the project is Czech association CZ.NIC.
The aim of the project is to strengthen the know-how and capabilities of the participating national and government CSIRTs/CERTs by enhancing cross-border cooperation.
- CERT/CSIRT Cybersecurity Teams are groups of carefully selected experts who can effectively operate in the event of cyber security incidents and threats. Based on their broad sources of information, they detect attacks, but also take preventive actions. This would not be possible without international cooperation and sharing of developed technical tools. There is a strong network of connections, formalized or informal, between the teams that should be developed to jointly raise the level of cybersecurity in Europe - says Krzysztof Silicki, NASK's Deputy Director for Cybersecurity and Innovation.
As Paweł Pawliński, head of the analytical project team at CERT Polska, explains, during an internship, an employee of one CSIRT visits another team for up to two weeks and participates in its work. The subject of the internship and its scope is determined between CSIRTs that take part in the exchange.
Last year in October one of the CERT Polska employees went to the Czech counterpart CSIRT.CZ, while in November another person from NASK stayed at the Austrian CERT.at. The Austrian team in turn sent its employee to CERT Polska. This year two experts from Croatia and one from each Slovakia and Latvia will come to work with the Polish team.
The project is financed under the Connecting Europe Facility programme of the European Commission. Its going to be continued until September 2020.