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Despite the backlash caused by the refusal of the Greek government to take part in a conference on August 23 in Estonia focusing on crimes committed by communist regimes in the 21st Century titled "The Heritage in 21st Century Europe of the Crimes Committed by Communist Regimes", leftist SYRIZA party doubled down on the decision praising Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis for his stance. In an official statement SYRIZA labeled the decision for Greece to abstain from the conference-the only EU member-state to do so- as "appropriate and a given".
"Any attempt to equate Nazism with Communism is dangerous and unhistorical, especially at a time when the far right is attempting to rear its head in Europe again. In this context, ND's reactions to this choice show its steady persistence in so-called "twin extreme theory," which all it achieves is to exonerate Nazism", the statement read. Junior coalition partner in the SYRIZA-led government and ANEL PM Dimitris Kammenos expressed his strong disagreement with SYRIZA politicians wondering why Greece was the only western nation "that insisted on refusing to condemn communist totalitarianism.
Meanwhile, many twitter users blasted the position adopted by the Greek government on the matter in a series of posts. One user shared a post titled "#Syriza summer collection 2017" of a red SYRIZA t-shirt with a stamp reading "Communism has only killed 100 million people. Let's give it another chance". Another posted photos of Mao Zedong, Stalin, Lenin and Marx asking Minister Konstonis whether they were enough.
Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis has turned down an invitation to participate in the conference on crimes committed by Communist regimes in Estonia on August 23, saying it sent "a wrong and dangerous political message".
The conference titled "The Heritage in 21st Century Europe of the Crimes Committed by Communist Regimes" will be held at the Tallinn Creative Hub, as part of the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the EU.
"At a time when the fundamental values of the European Union are openly questioned by the rise of far-right movements and neo-Nazi parties across Europe, the above-mentioned initiative is very unfortunate," Kontonis said in his letter to the conference organizers. August 23 has been designated as the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Communist and Nazi Regimes, instituted in April 2009 by the European Parliament Resolution of 2 April 2009. SYRIZA member Maria Yannakaki, who was appointed General Secretary of Human Rights equated the Estonians with Nazis in a twitter post.


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I had my first child in 1996. I received my PhD in 1997. I had my second child in 2000. Now it is 2007, but I am not the tenured professor my timetable suggests I should be.
Ah, you think, you've heard this story, in all its variations. She and her husband met in graduate school; she followed him to his first job and started adjuncting; the first baby came and she didn't publish; the second baby came and her husband was busy in the lab; before she knew it, she was a stay-at – home mom. Or maybe they both got jobs, four hundred miles apart, and when push came to shove, she gave hers up so the family could be together. Perhaps before she even finished the dissertation she decided that professor and mom were mutually incompatible, so she got the degree, got a real job, and got on with the business of a family. Or it could be—though you hope not—that she's one of those sad cases who went on the job market half a dozen times without success and decided to compensate with another child.
Nope. We've all heard these stories, even watched them unfold, but none of them are mine. For me, academia and motherhood went together like Gilbert and Gubar, Deleuze and Guattari, Big Bird and Snuffleupagus, diapers and wipes.
Graduate school seemed like a great place to have a baby. Having worked for several years before returning to school, I turned thirty as I started my dissertation. I had no intention of following in the footsteps of the junior faculty I knew who, postponing children for tenure, found themselves childless at forty and, if they were lucky, parenting toddlers at forty-five. I had excellent health insurance and a dissertation fellowship. There seemed no reason to wait.
Indeed, graduate school turned out to be a great place to have a baby. I was five months pregnant when I went on the job market for the first time, with one chapter of my dissertation completed. It was a relief when my interviews went nowhere, leaving me free to devote myself to preparenting and dissertating. The baby was born in May, I took the summer off, and by August, I was back at my computer, with the help of a part-time babysitter and my husband's days off.
There were certainly some hairy moments, like scrambling to finish my writing sample with the baby lying on the floor next to my desk, which sounds charming, but wasn't. Overall, though, it worked. I nursed in the Hilton hotel ladies' room between Modern Language Association interviews and managed to find time to pump on campus visits, which department chairs were kind enough to schedule so that I was away from home as briefly as possible. (I had enough frozen breast milk to get the baby through the first, but by the second, a week later, we succumbed to the ease of formula.)
I got a tenure-track position, we moved two-thirds of the way across the country, and before I knew it, I had transformed from grad-student-mom into professor-mom, which I did not find much harder. (Okay, I am slightly exaggerating the ease, though not the outcome: we arrived in Ohio on the first of August and, having finished my dissertation just three days before we left California, I spent the next two weeks in a panicky search for child care while I was supposed to be preparing classes. I had finally talked myself into a home day care that I could tolerate, when—I am not joking—a trained British nanny called me up, said she'd heard I was looking for child care, and announced that she was coming to work for me. Because we lived in a small town in Ohio, and her salary was her family's second income, I could even afford her. It seemed like a sign that everything was meant to be.)
Though it was disconcerting to be the only person in town who occupied the overlapping sets of mother and assistant professor—at parties, I never knew whether to talk shop with my colleagues or talk kids with their wives—I found my job ideal for motherhood. My schedule was flexible, I had summers off, and there was an endless supply of student babysitters. I could bring my daughter to work if she had a day off from school, and if I had to cancel class because she was sick, nobody raised an eyebrow. I stayed up way too late preparing for class, spent every Sunday in my office grading essays, and nearly lost my mind every time I had to give a conference paper, but I could go to Halloween parties, take Friday afternoons off, and be at the sitter's or school in five minutes if someone threw up.
My good fortune was due partly to my institution, a liberal arts college that genuinely placed teaching first and hired with the expectation of tenure, unless someone really screwed up. Writing mainly in the summer, I was able to publish at a reasonable clip, and good teaching evaluations and prodigious amounts of service helped me feel reasonably secure, even as a junior faculty member.
I was also lucky to have a supportive chair and provost, both active fathers who appreciated the logistical challenges of combining professing and parenting. One thing the college did not have was a viable maternity leave policy: on paper, faculty got six weeks off, which made no sense at all, especially for a baby due at the end of December, as my second was. But when I proposed to my chair that I substitute the six weeks for one of my courses, and committee work for another, he suggested that I teach a once-a-week honors tutorial in place of the third, and, voila, I essentially had a semester off, coming in just one afternoon a week for office hours and my tutorial, and showing up at department meetings with the baby asleep in her car seat.
The following year, when I heard that a woman in another department had received no maternity leave after the birth of her daughter, I proposed to the Faculty Personnel Committee that every new mother (I couldn't get as far as fathers, though we did include adoptive mothers) receive the equivalent of a semester off, to be taken as she and her department determined, either in one full semester, as I had, or in several semesters of reduced load. The new policy was rapidly approved by the faculty, demonstrating both an institutional will to support mothers and the power of individual mothers within the institution.
The spring I spent on maternity leave, I received early promotion. The next year I got tenure. The year after that, I was awarded a special scholarly leave which I was able to combine with a semester-long sabbatical for a full year off, during which my family spent ten weeks in London, funded by a generous faculty development grant. My children were thriving at the on – campus preschool and the local public school.
What a triumphal narrative, you're probably thinking. Let's get to the happily ever after already.
Except wait. Something is not right.
It's okay. You can flip back to the first paragraph.
Yes, you're remembering correctly.
After all that, I left. Walked away from tenure, at a good school, where they liked me (most of them) and I liked them (most of them). What was I thinking?
I was thinking that academia really wasn't for me. Though I liked the classroom and my students, the idea of teaching first-year writing and Jane
Eyre over and over for the rest of my career made me want to cry. Research was fine when I was doing it, but I didn't miss it when I wasn't. And after publishing several articles and finishing my first book, I realized I had nothing else to say—at least nothing else scholarly to say. When I went to conferences, I had little interest in what anyone else had to say either. Academic politics? Don't get me started.
I suppose I could have become one of those alienated academics who shows up only to teach, but alienation has never been one of my career goals. And beyond academia, my husband's career had stalled and we were hundreds of miles away from our families, living in a place we had no desire to live.
We kept at it for several years, though. I mean, I had tenure! We could afford our mortgage, we had lovely friends, and life wasn't terrible, most of the time. As significantly, I couldn't imagine how I would manage motherhood if I wasn't a professor. Would I send my kids to camp for the entire summer, while I shivered in an air-conditioned office, counting the days till the single week of vacation I could spend with them? Would they have to go to afterschool five days a week? What if I had a finite number of sick days, and it wasn't enough? What if I wasn't allowed to bring my kids to work? How would I find babysitters if I didn't have students? And who would I be if I wasn't a professor and a mother?
I'd be a mother and something else, I realized, when we finally acknowledged that the reasons to leave were stronger than the reasons to stay. I quickly discovered that the rigidity of a nine-to-five office life was not for me, but I was able to craft an alternative career path that grafted the flexibility I had as a professor on to work that I love: I now divide my time between freelance editing, writing, and a half-time job running a program for high school teachers. I still stay up late at night to finish editing projects and write essays like this one, but I also can still stay home with a sick kid and make it to the Halloween party. My children are minutes away from their grandparents, my husband's career has taken off, and we can get to the beach in less than an hour.
But my point here is not simply the eventual happily ever after (so far) of my own narrative. Rather, I want to argue that the academy has the potential to be a radically family-friendly work environment. Professors have the flexibility and autonomy only dreamt of by most working mothers—whether they work at Wal-Mart or on Wall Street. The university is, at least theoretically, an environment which places a prime value upon the individual mind, whether that mind is teaching or learning. It would be wholly logical to extend that value to the individual's body, life, and family, which enable that mind to function. And I'd argue, too, that it wouldn't be that difficult. Indeed, my experience could serve as a model.
It is not insignificant, though, that I taught at a mid-level liberal arts college rather than a top-tier research university where the demands to publish or perish could give pause to any but the most avid procreators. Still, even those institutions have started to realize the possibilities: Harvard University recently set aside additional funds for faculty and staff child care, while Princeton University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology now automatically extend the tenure clock for junior faculty who have babies.
Academia is not just a place where students learn and faculty teach and research. It is also, again theoretically, but often practically as well, one of the primary incubators for the ideas and practices that shape our society. Why not use today's universities, then, to birth a new vision of academia and mothering, indeed, of work and parenting? A vision in which these dyads are neither mutually exclusive nor oxymoronic, but rather symbiotic and productive?
What it would take? Oh, the usual (or maybe I should say the obvious): a commitment to partner hires, reasonable maternity leaves and no punishment for taking them, affordable and available on-campus child care, flexible scheduling for courses and meetings, an equitable distribution of teaching and service across departments (not to mention across genders), transparent tenure expectations that emphasize quality over quantity, supportive senior faculty. That is to say: a bunch of things that would be eminently feasible if academia, which supposedly consists of the smartest people around, would just decide that they mattered.
I know, I'm talking like a cockeyed optimist, but, hey, isn't cockeyed optimism fundamental to the very act of having a child? So why not take it bigger?
Today motherhood, tomorrow the university, next week the world!


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So someone dressed up as Michael Moore decided to crash a Beto O'Rourke rally and boy, oh boy did things get super intense. Well, for the Moore impersonator it did, as the crowd seemingly turned on him, even getting a bit physical.
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O'Rourke stopped the rally to address the fracas personally, and it only became more intense from there. Check out the video above to watch the events unfold and the personal back and forth between Moore and O'Rourke in both English and Español.
Too funny. See? This just goes to show you that contrary to what you've heard from liberals, conservatives actually do have a sense of humor. Though it's likely that the left-wingers won't find much funny about this little stunt.
O'Rourke has got to be one of the strangest Democrats to throw his hat in the ring for president. From his weirdo stories of murdering children when he was a young man to his eating dirt after losing the senate election to Ted Cruz, the guy's just an oddball and a half.
And his presidential campaign isn't going so hot right now either. O'Rourke started strong with a record breaking first 24 hour fundraising drive, but things have really went downhill since then.
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These are a few of the little things for me lately. I like to think of these pictures as the moments when I pressed pause…
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Jenny, love these pictures…. esp the one of your sweet girl doing your hair. One of my goals in '13 is to TAKE MORE PICTURES. They are treasures of special "moments". Hugs and Happy New Year!
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FROM WHERE SHE sat on the floor, Hayley Garner looked around the dank, smelly pigsty of the makeshift prison cell, seeing nothing she hadn't seen the last three days. It was dark outside now, but the single bare lightbulb hanging from one of the overhead beams allowed her to make out the rough concrete block walls and the two pieces of corrugated sheet metal hastily attached to the brick covering what had once been windows.
She'd left the security of the city of Maiduguri to get the real story of what life was like in the war-torn area, especially in the small villages beyond the limited reach of the Nigerian Army. But getting captured by the Boko Haram terrorists she was here to write about was never part of that plan, and now she was in serious trouble.
She hugged her knees and stared at the door that served as the only way in or out of the room. It was impossible to look away from it for more than a few seconds at a time because she was terrified one of the terrorists would storm in at any minute and catch her unaware. Though she had no idea how she was supposed to prepare herself for what she knew was coming soon.
Tears stung her eyes and she blinked them back, berating herself for ever having left the dorm rooms at the university where she'd been staying with the other international journalists. But she'd been sent by her paper back in the States to get real stories, not the fabricated stuff the local military command had been trying to sell them, and the only way to do that was to go outside the city.
According to the official word, Boko Haram was a decimated fighting force, barely hanging onto a few tattered strongholds out in the jungles along the far eastern edges of Borno State, but all it took was one look at the terrified faces of the locals—not to mention one moment spent listening to the sounds of intense fighting outside the city at night—to convince her that was all crap. So she'd slipped away, made a deal to get a vehicle, and headed toward one of the local villages that had recently been attacked in the hopes of getting something real. That's when she'd been ambushed by the Boko Haram and her Land Rover had flipped over. She been knocked unconscious and woken up in this nasty place. While she had a cell to herself, she wasn't the only woman being held captive. The screams of the other female prisoners echoed in the air at all hours of the day and night. She shuddered to think what was happening to them.
For the first day or so, she'd held out some hope the men who'd rammed her Land Rover off the road a few miles south of the village of Dalori would ransom her back to the government in return for weapons, money, or food—maybe even a prisoner exchange. That hope had faded quickly when the terrorists had come into her prison cell to taunt her with her fate. They took turns shoving her around, laughing as they told her in words she barely understood what she was in for as soon after the "colonel" returned from wiping out whatever poor, defenseless village had attracted his unfortunate attention.


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What we've learnt about beauty in 2019 (and what's coming next)
Scroll back through the year's biggest beauty trends – and get a sneak peek of what's slated for hair, skin and make-up in 2020.
The hottest hair and beauty looks on the Golden Globes red carpet
The Golden Globes not only kick off the Hollywood awards season; they also lead the way when it comes to beauty trends for the year ahead.
Hot new beauty trends to embrace this year
It's time to freshen up your look with the best new beauty trends, straight from the runway to reality.
Hair and beauty trends to watch this spring
This season is all about reviving beauty trends from the noughties with a fresh, elevated approach.
Male grooming trends to watch
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The world's leading stylists have landed in Australia for the 2018 Hair Expo. We speak to three celebrity experts who set the global bar when it comes to hair.
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Celebrities including Best Actress nominee Margot Robbie brought a touch of Old Hollywood glamour to the 90th Academy Awards red carpet. Here are the hottest looks from this year's Oscars.
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VBI-2601 (BRII-179) is a therapeutic vaccine candidate that targets B- and T-cell immunity through several key mechanisms of action, including neutralizing circulation of the hepatitis B virus, blocking infection of hepatocytes via Pre-S1 immunity and enabling immune-mediated clearance of HBV-infected hepatocytes.
VBI-2601 is designed to impact the key extracellular steps in the HBV lifecycle in order to restore immunologic control over the infection.
VBI-2601 is indicated for the functional cure for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B infection.
November 14, 2019: VBI Vaccines Inc. and Brii Biosciences ("Brii Bio"), announced the first patient dosed in a Phase 1b/2a proof-of-concept study of BRII-179 (VBI-2601), a novel recombinant, protein-based immuno-therapeutic candidate in development for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection.
The Phase 1b/2a clinical study of BRII-179 (VBI-2601) is a randomized, controlled study designed to assess the safety, tolerability, and antiviral activity of BRII-179 (VBI-2601) in patients with chronic HBV infection.
The study is designed as a two-part dose-escalation study assessing different dose levels of BRII-179 (VBI-2601) and is expected to enroll up to 65 patients.
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How old is Hershel McGriff? When he celebrates a birthday, the candles cost more than the cake! Or as Chris Myers once said of aging reporter Dick Berggren, "he's so old, he knew the Dead Sea when it was just getting sick."
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm just amazed. I'm not a pup myself, but it will take me 36 years to get to where he is now. And Hershel McGriff drove a NASCAR K&N Pro Series West race in Tuscon. If I'm lucky (I think), I'll be living at 90. I can't imagine racing at that age.
Ah, the haters. They throw a fit about someone who's reflexes and eyesight have aged being out there on the track. Sure, Hershel McGriff finished six laps down and dead last in 18th. So what? Did anyone get hurt? No. Did McGriff deny someone else the opportunity? Come on! Owner Bill McAnally offered him the job. What was he supposed to do, refuse it? If he were a rolling caution flag, they would have gotten him off the track. Take a chill pill! It's not like he's going to become a series regular now. McGriff told the media he has other things to get down.
Hershel McGriff is a living exhibit of NASCAR history. He got into racing after returning home from World War II, and at the behest of Big Bill France, raced fulltime in 1954. He won four races that year and scored 17 top ten finishes in 24 races. Rather than race for the original "super team" owner Carl Kiekhaefer, he returned to his native Oregon and got back into the timber business.
Over the years, he's made a few returns and has done pretty well in regional racing series. During his prime, racing really wasn't that lucrative and it was pretty dangerous. Nonetheless, Hershel McGriff managed a Winston Series West championship at age 60 in 1986. Three years later he won a race in the AutoZone West Series.
Some people just age better than others. Oh, did you hear that McGriff also played the National Anthem on his trombone? His son and his granddaughter also raced that day. How cool is that? So what if he's old his blood type has been cancelled?
Hershel McGriff is an amazing man. Here's hoping he gets a chance to check off all the items on his bucket list.


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It goes without saying that you want the lawyer you select to be a good one. Many times people are under the misconception that a good lawyer costs a lot. This may be true in some cases, but you don't need to be rich to have a good lawyer. Read the following article to learn how you can hire a reputable attorney without breaking the bank.
Do not go with the first lawyer you happen to find in the phone book or on the web. Research your options to avoid terrible consequences. Speak to others and see what you can figure out about lawyers that interest you.
Speak with lawyers that you're thinking of hiring to get their fee list. The fees will vary depending on a lawyer's background, and it is smart to be aware of what you are going to pay before you retain him. You do not want to lose your lawyer after your matter has already proceeded because you lack the funds.
Hiring a specialty lawyer may cost you more up front, but it may cost you less later on. They'll take less time to complete your case than a general lawyer would, thanks to all the learning he'd have to do at your expense.
When dealing with real estate issues like buying or selling a house or being sued about the place sold or bought, obtain a type of real estate lawyer. They'll get the case done and over with quickly and positively.
Understand that anything you discuss with a lawyer is confidential. So, for example, if you share trade secrets with your lawyer, he or she can't turn around and sell them to your competitors.
When looking through the Yellow Pages, you should never go with the first lawyer you see. It is hugely important to research your choices to ensure you get the best. When I bought my first home, the real estate agent referred a lawyer. I accepted the referral, and I was surprised to learn that the lawyer had been sued for malpractice and was no longer licensed. It is always better to be safe than sorry.
If you are looking for an attorney, check out the many lawyer referral services available. These referral services will help you find the best lawyer for your case. Some screen the lawyers on their list based on experience and proof of qualifications. Others may list good lawyers based on the state's bar association standards. Research the referral service's own standards in advance.
Before you have a lawyer working for you, have a fee agreement in writing and signed. Once you have an adequate view on the financial obligations you will have with your lawyers, you can then focus your attention on other important matters and allow your lawyer to help you. Also, it keeps you better organized.
You don't have to be made of money to hire a quality lawyer who will put your interests above all else. Apply the advice in this piece and you will be able to get a skilled attorney you can afford. Take the time to compare your options and communicate with your lawyer before going to court and you'll save money in the long run.


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Initial sightings coincide with the first frost – spotted
on seafront dog-walkers, cyclists muffled against the raw.
An old woman at the front of the bus, shrunken head
nodding under one bigger than a snoozing Bagpuss.
Then suddenly they're everywhere – a woollen pandemic,
spread from high-end boutiques and market stalls alike;
indiscriminate to age, race, gender, faith –
from old boys in the bookies to girls in Gap puffers.
In the corner shop, at the school-gates,
at the urinals in Wetherspoons.
Some say they shouldn't be part of society –
the rise of the hoodie all over again.
Under her tasselled standard lamp, your Nan clicks
patient needles over Coronation Street.
Soon you could be joining the ranks.
Holly Magill's poetry has appeared in numerous magazines, including The Interpreter's House and Bare Fiction, and anthologies –Stairs and Whispers: D/deaf and Disabled Poets Write Back (Nine Arches Press) and #MeToo: A Women's Poetry Anthology (Fair Acre Press). She co-edits Atrium – www.atriumpoetry.com. Her debut pamphlet, The Becoming of Lady Flambé, is available from Indigo Dreams Publishing: http://www.indigodreams.co.uk/


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A high-precision sensor that can detect the possibility of someone having cancer, diabetes and other ailments just from their breath has been developed in a joint project involving the government, the private sector and a university.
The product is expected to be put into practical use as early as 2022, it has been learned.
In the future, it may become possible for an individual to easily check their health by connecting a sensor to a smartphone or other device. There are also hopes that the nation's growing medical expenditures could be curbed by the early detection of disease.
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High-precision – high level of correctness
Curbed – to control or limit
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The small sensor (connected to a device) is capable of detecting substances in
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2.Detection and treatment
Often, the earlier a disease is diagnosed, the more likely it is that it can be cured
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Reprint from June 30, 1945 newspaper included in original Caterpillar Club application.
An 8th Air Force Fighter Station in England, June 30 (Special)—
1st Lt. Philip H. Dunn, son of Mrs. Cora I. Dunn, has been decorated with the Purple Heart for injuries received in parachuting from his P-51 Mustang fighter on March 3, 1945. The award was made after he was liberated from a German prison camp at Barth, on the Baltic coast, and returned to his station in Essex county, England.
Lt. Dunn began his combat career against the Germans as a fighter pilot in the famous Eagle squadron of the Royal Air Force, was transferred to the American 8th Air Force in October, 1942 and was forced to jump from his Mustang fighter in southern France for lack of gasoline, after a fierce encounter between nine Americans and 60-odd German planes. He had shot down two German craft before he hit the silk.
He had but eight miles to go to Spain and freedom when he engaged a four-motored German bomber, using his last fuel to send the craft flaming into a tree. Although his head was injured as he jumped, Lt. Dunn returned to his station completely recovered as a result of correct medical treatment by the Germans.
In addition to the Purple Heart he has been awarded the Distinguished Three Oak Leaf Clusters.
In his Caterpillar Club Application, Lt. Dunn described his life-saving jump in more detail.
"I must add that the parachute operated perfectly and with an amazing speed. I rolled my aircraft at 1200 feet in rainy weather and allowed myself to fall clear of the aircraft. I then opened the chute which gave me only a minor jolt and floated gently down. Not having previously jumped I did only as I had been previously instructed which was to make myself quite limber and not stiffen my legs when I hit the ground. This I did as in jumping off a high wall and landed very easily without even overbalancing myself and remaining on my feet. A pop on the quick release dropped my chute and I was free and gone in a matter of seconds. However, I must add that the German troops discovered me in hiding within one hour so I was soon taken prisoner. However, 'C' est la guerre'. I do feel I definitely owe my life to the excellent functioning of this chute and I assure that my future flying will definitely be only with a chute."


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Title: The Protester
Dimensions: width: 10cm, height: 17cm, depth: 6cm
Notes: sculpture
Country: Iran / France
Bahar Majdzadeh was born on February 23rd 1982 in Kerman, Iran. She grew up in Kerman then went to Tehran to study photography at university. In 2007 she moved to Paris where she graduated in Plastic Art and got a master in Art and Digital Media. She is now writing a thesis about "Artistic image and collective memory, the role of political art in the Middle East" at Sorbonne University. While pursuing her studies, she has also been sculpting since 2003 in Tehran, Paris and New York and this is now her main activity. Her artworks were shown in the 2006 Iran photo biennial and in several collective exhibitions in Paris and Tehran.
Bahar was born just few years after the Iranian revolution of 1979. She grew up during the Iran-Iraq war and the political repression. The events of the first decade after the revolution still have a huge impact on the life of her generation today. The idea of protest is one of the main parts of her artworks. Her objective is to find out at what point and for what reasons people start to protest and how these actions can change their lives. She also analyses what form of protest are able to draw the attention. Most often people have justified grounds to but the world doesn't pay any attention just because it doesn't seem to be the right time, they don't want to buy people's tortures images. Sometimes a group of people or a person can become a star for the rest of the world just because their action took place in a good timing. They receive all kind of awards, everybody would talk about them. Bahàrs' sculptures show people who are protesting but they are too fat to run or to be very active, they are sometimes happy like an idiot person or can be sometimes a sad person. Their sex is not determined, and they are nude, like the beautiful ancient Greek sculptures. They are sometimes tortured or sometimes you can see signs of bullet. It's hard to understand if these sculptures are showing winners of a competition or protesters.


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Bangkok blast prosecution expected in two weeks
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Thai police have announced that prosecution of two men, Arrested for their suspected involvement in the deadly August 17 Bangkok shrine bombing, is expected in about two weeks, the media reported. After a meeting with investigators on Monday, national police chief Chakthip Chaijinda said the police are now "confident about the evidence" they have and expect the two suspects to be prosecuted in about two weeks, the Bangkok Post reported. Source: IANS


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So what could be a wonderful supervisor-employee relationship turns into a supervisor sending a great employee home feeling less than who she really is, stressing about how to do her work better, but its the Poor self awareness of the supervisor that is Crucifying her and not her actual performance….I stumbled upon these truths by stepping outside of other people's opinions. I went to GOD and asked HIM for myself on who I really am. See, whenever we continue to listen to other's opinion then we take the risk of being dismantled and broken down to Mediocrity because most people can only see Mediocrity and NOTHING ELSE. Its what Karl Marx talks about the difference between the have and the have nots. We have to understand that we have 4 people in our ear. We have the Voice of GOD, the Voice of others, Voice of Self and the voice of satan and depending on who you COMMUNE with the MOST, will depend on whose report we take heed to and whose report we will act on both in emergency, habitually, or ritualistically . So, when GOD started showing me my deficiencies and I stop dumming down, those that looked at me and were Satisfied with me in a Dummy Down mode began to challenge and attack me inconspicuously directly or indirectly. That's why at all cost we have to be WHO WE ARE because peoples job is to always make you remain on their level, very few want to see you doing Better than Them. In church, in the street, etc. I played a Dummy because I was giving a FALSE IDENTITY of what a Christian, Humility, and being Humble looks like and you have been given a False Identity of what Modest, Submissive, respect LOOKS LIKE; because people want to see you debased and disguising it under the auspices of demure. Most acts in the Bible are birthed with someone being jealous of someone, wanting to be where someone else is, or trying to minimize other folk. Why Cook? Because God uses the marginalized, flawed, and the people that everyone else threw away. So, when God raises us up, people tend to think we don't deserve or should be in a certain position. As long as God thinks we deserve it, that's all that matters! Walk around with your head up high, with your blessed self!~richard cook
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June 9, 2014 Posted by Anna in News, Uncategorized
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A Pastor friend who lives just a few miles away from us NEEDS
your prayers for full & quick recovery and SO much more.
He & his wife, Sarah, and their two children are going
through something I cannot imagine.
He is in stable condition now.
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Continuing On In a Time of Uncertainty
As a fresh 24-year-old, I have never experienced anything remotely close to this pandemic. I remember being in kindergarten, and my mom picking me up on 9/11. I didn't understand the economic impact (quite positive the word economic was in my vocab) and was too young to grasp the emotions everyone was feeling. I haven't […]Read Article


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In Sony TV's Beyhadh upcoming track is set to begin Arjun and Saanjh's Sangeet Ceremony.
Arjun and Saanjh are alert of Maya's deadly attack in Sangeet ceremony.
To avoid Maya's evil interruption in Sangeet Arjun and Ayaan manages tight security in characteristic.
Arjun & Saanjh consequently confess love for each different and promise to spend existence until they get vintage.
But unaware of Maya's entice Arjun & Saanjh could be seen in love within the center of Sangeet Ceremony.
In Sangeet Ceremony Maya's master pawn Kinnar enters to attack Saanjh.
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Capgemini's Cloud Infrastructure Services unit is a global team of technology experts and domain specialists that helps businesses from all around the world extract maximum business value from their IT investment and facilitates their journeys to the cloud. In addition to facilitating journeys to the cloud, we support businesses by providing services such as helpdesk services (human and AI powered), network access and maintenance, hosting and maintaining applications, IT operations and much more. We do all this in 24 languages from 4 locations in Poland. Join our global team and be part of technology transformation.
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- Basic Linux skills (RedHat, SuSe)
- Filesystems management
- Vmware environment knowledge in area of use
- General network protocols understanding
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- Scripting (bash, perl, ruby)
- Experience in infrastructure management
- Good troubleshooting skills
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- Working with great people and in legendary atmosphere
- No formal dress code
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- Employee volunteering opportunities and interesting CSR projects
- We value and respect diversity in terms of gender, nationality, roles, age, interests
- Internal celebration initiatives: Children's Day, St. Nicholas Day and many more
- Supporting employees' hobbies: Business Run, e-sport games, basketball, volleyball
- Development in expert or leader competencies
- Broad training offer with possible co-funding
- Access to MIT Sloan Management Review Polska knowledge base
- Introduction plan for new employees and Buddy Initiative
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TORONTO – Canada's biggest banks have started passing on some — but not all — of the Bank of Canada's recent rate cut, lowering the interest charged to borrowers with loans and mortgages tied to the prime rate.
Royal Bank (TSX:RY) was the first to cut its prime rate when it announced it would go down to 2.85 per cent from three per cent, effective Wednesday.
The move was quickly matched by the rest of the Big Five: the Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO), TD Bank (TSX:TD), CIBC (TSX:CM) and the Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS). National Bank (TSX:NA), the country's sixth-largest bank, also pulled back its prime rate to 2.85 per cent, effective Thursday.
The Bank of Canada surprised markets last week when cut its overnight lending rate to 0.75 per cent from one per cent in a move to soften the blow of falling oil prices on the economy.
However, the big banks had been slow to match the cut with a reduction in their prime rates.
Spin Mortgage co-founder Steve Pipkey says the prime lending rate offered by Canadian banks usually moves in lockstep with the central bank's overnight lending rate and it's unusual for banks to only partially pass on the savings to consumers.
The most recent exception was in December 2008 when the central bank cut its key interest rate by 75 basis points. The banks responded at the time with a 50 basis point reduction to their prime rates.
Pipkey said the banks were likely trying to protect their lending margins, but had little doubt they would follow RBC's lead.
"It would be crazy for banks to give up market share based on (15 basis points)," Pipkey said.
Brokers say the fixed-rate mortgages that banks offer to their most trustworthy clients have started to come down as well, and are expected to come down further as the spring real estate market gets into full swing.
Robert McLister, founder of RateSpy.com, says Canada's biggest banks are now offering five-year fixed rate mortgages at an estimated 2.84 per cent to their most qualified borrowers.
RateSpy estimates the rate at which banks will lend to their most credit-worthy borrowers, which is much lower than the rates banks advertise on their websites.
The site revised its estimate down from 2.89 per cent on Monday, after Royal Bank (TSX:RY) cut its posted rate for five-year fixed mortgages over the weekend by 10 basis points to 4.84 per cent.
McLister says RateSpy estimates the same discretionary rate for all of the banks, as they are all competing for the most qualified borrowers and are likely to price match.
Phil Soper, president of realtor Royal LePage, says the lenders could be waiting until spring, the peak real estate season, before cutting fixed-rate mortgages more aggressively.
"Announcing a discount on their mortgage rates right now would be like announcing Boxing Day prices in November," Soper said.


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Raipur: Ten security personnel were killed in a powerful landmine blast triggered by Maoists around midnight on Thursday in Katikalyan area of Dantewada district.
Seven Special Police Officers (SPO) and three police jawans were killed on the spot when their anti-land mine vehicle was tossed in the air by a powerful blast near Gatan village of the district, police said.
The blast took place in a forested area near Katekalyan in Dantewada district, over 400 km south of Raipur.


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Manchester Camera Club has been in existence for more than 25 years. Its members have had their work recognized throughout New England and the country. It is a place to learn, share and enjoy anything and everything related to photography. It welcomes photographers at all levels. It hold and competes in competitions. Competition Subjects often include Open (any subject), Nature (Insects, Plants, Animals), Scenics, Portraiture, Action, Night, and more specific subjects.
We are also on Meetup, Facebook and Google+!
Membership is only $30.00 annually.
The club meets on the second and fourth Monday of every month January through June, then the fourth Monday in July and August. We meet at:
Meetings location
St. Paul's Methodist Church
335 Smyth Road
Manchester, NH
Mailing address
Manchester Camera Club
c/o Abby Krim
102 N. State Street
Concord, NH 03301
If you have any questions about Manchester Camera Club, or about attending a meeting, please e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.