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Israel confirms its withdrawal from UNESCO
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Israel has formally notified the UN's culture and education body of its withdrawal from the organisation.
The UNESCO Chief has voiced "deep regret" over Israel's decision to withdraw from the agency.
Noting that she had received official notice from the Government of Israel's withdrawal from the agency effective on 31 December 2018, UNESCO Director-General expressed regret, saying she was convinced that it "is inside UNESCO and not outside it" that States can best seek to overcome differences in the its fields of competence.
Tensions had been bubbling since UNESCO admitted Palestine as a member state in 2011 -- a move opposed by the US and Israel, who argue that any recognition of Palestinian statehood must await a negotiated Middle East peace deal.

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Allahu Akbar- One Million Muslim March Set For Washington DC… On July 4th
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Calm Mathews proves his worth again
The ability to handle pressure is intangible. A cursory glance at Angelo Mathews' ODI career record shows an average close to 35, from 62 innings with ten fifties - decent returns for somebody who's in the side as a batting allrounder, but not usually at the top of the order. Those numbers don't indicate the number of occasions Mathews has had to bat with the lower order and tail, shepherding them around with a common-sense approach.
His captain Mahela Jayawardene summed it up after Mathews pulled off a heist of sorts with an unbeaten 80 at No.6 to guide Sri Lanka to a 3-1 series win against Pakistan at the R Premadasa Stadium. "He handles pressure better than anybody else I've seen," Jayawardene said.
It was a fitting compliment from someone whose task as captain is not just to lead the team on the field but also mentor the next generation, including his second-in-command Mathews. When the vice-captaincy was handed to Mathews after the World Cup, it could have been seen as a brave move, considering his injury record. Nevertheless, his big-match temperament must have impressed the management enough to start grooming him for the top job early.
Mathews ended up doing a lot more than was expected of him. A line-up that bats down to No.9 shouldn't have huffed and puffed to a target of 248. The seniors, including Jayawardene himself, were part of the reason the pressure piled on Mathews. Tillakaratne Dilshan couldn't produce the opening expected of him, Kumar Sangakkara made a start but took off for a single which didn't exist and Jayawardene fell to the softest of return catches. It was a test to see if the less experienced players could compensate for those failures.
Mathews walked in with Sri Lanka at 97 for 4, still needing just more than a run a ball. His task was not just to see to it that Sri Lanka kept pace, but also ease the pressure off Dinesh Chandimal, trying to work his way back to form. Mathews was unfazed when Umar Gul dished out bouncers, preferring to wait for the delivery that sat up to be hit.
The batting Powerplay was a turning point in the chase where Sri Lanka lost Chandimal, trying to clear the rope, and Thisara Perera as the result of a communication breakdown. Sri Lanka were starting to combust due to their own mistakes, and that threatened to overshadow Pakistan's numerous schoolboy blunders in the field.
Mathews preferred to maintain his wait-and-watch approach, milking the singles and trusting his partner Lahiru Thirimanne, batting in an unfamiliar position down the order. Mathews chose audacity over safety when he reverse-swiped Mohammad Hafeez over point and then scooped Mohammad Sami over fine leg, using the pace of the ball to clear the rope.
Jeevan Mendis' cameo of 19 gave Sri Lanka a marginal chance, but with 36 needed off 22 and no specialist batsmen to come, it was touch and go. Mathews had pulled it off before, in more trying circumstances in Melbourne in November 2010, when he had Lasith Malinga joining him at 107 for 8, chasing 240. The pair marauded runs in the batting Powerplay to entertain thoughts of an upset. Malinga tonked his way to 56, while Mathews remained unbeaten on 77 in the most astonishing of finishes between Sri Lanka and Australia.
In Perth in the CB Series this year, Mathews took the fight to the end with his 64, but Sri Lanka left a bit too much to achieve, finishing five runs short. At the Premadasa, Mathews had better support, but the stress levels couldn't have been very different. A sign of his maturity at the crease was his choice of bowlers to attack. Having given due respect to Gul and Tanvir, Mathews picked the weak link in the seam attack and exposed Pakistan's selection blunder. Sami, chosen ahead of the "rested" Saeed Ajmal, was carted over the sightscreen by Mathews, which gave Sri Lanka the psychological lift in the final over, after which there was no turning back.
Mathews' temperament in high-pressure situations and batting with the tail was honed in his school days, as his coach at St Joseph's College, Harsha de Silva, testifies. "Angelo can adapt himself to any situation, work the ball around," de Silva said. "There was a time when he used to throw his wicket away. He then realised that as a middle-order batsman he had to bat with the tail and he had adapted his game accordingly. He seems to take more responsibility now."
Jayawardene said he knew the lower order was in safe hands with Mathews. "When Kumar and I got out there was a bit of a hiccup but we knew we were batting deep today," Jayawardene said. "It was down to who could take responsibility and Angelo showed that. A lot of people question his role in the side and I don't know why it keeps coming up. He's a quality allrounder."
In a sense it wasn't a terrible thing at all that the seniors fell short, for it revealed Sri Lanka's template for the future. Chandimal botched it after getting to a fifty, but Mathews covered the slack, not for the first time.
Kanishkaa Balachandran is a senior sub-editor at ESPNcricinfo


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The Art of Jo - Drums and Percussion produced by TRACKTOWN and distributed by Big Fish Audio, is a double CD of drum loops from Jo Pusateri. The library consists of hundreds of drum grooves and fills played in numerous versions and also includes a wide array of Shakers, Conga, Bongos, Timbale, Surdo, Tamborine, hand percussion and exotic kits.
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"Until now I have not taken part in any direct actions against the [U.S.] consulate, but if they kill Angela [Davis], all hell will break loose for the Americans here in Frankfurt."
A Frankfurt student, quoted in Werner Bastian, "Jagd auf Angela," Konkret 19 (September 1970)
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MacDonald, Nancy and Dwight, The War's Greatest Scandal! The Story of Jim Crow in Uniform (March on Washington Movement, Spring 1943).
Meader Report, 22 November 1946, Special Senate Committee Investigating the National Defense Program, presented by George Meader, Chief Counsel.
Bolte, Charles and Louis Harris, Public Affairs Pamphlet No 128. Our Negro Veterans. Public Affairs Committee, 1947, p. 5, 6, 8.
Historical Division, HQ U.S. Army Europe, "Integration of Negro and White Troops in the U.S. Army Europe, 1952-54."
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Du Bois, W.E.B., German Transcript of a speech given at Humboldt University, East Berlin, October 28, 1958.
Mohrmann, Heinz, Manuscript of speech praising W.E.B. Du Bois at the award ceremony at Humboldt University in East Berlin, November 3, 1958.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., Sermon held at St. Mary's Church, East Berlin, September 13, 1964.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., Comments on John F. Kennedy at the Berlin Festival, West Berlin, September 13, 1964.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., Interview on his visit to Berlin, "Seine Waffe ist Gewaltlosigkeit," B.Z., September 14, 1964.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., "Dr. Luther King: 'Um Berlin dreht sich heute die Weltgeschichte'," BILD-Zeitung, September 14, 1964.
Gesell Committee: The President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces. "Final Report. Military Personnel Stationed Overseas," 1964.
Agit 883, "Für den Sieg im Volkskrieg: Solidarität mit den Black Panthers," 40, November 13, 1969.
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Department of Defense, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense, Manpower and Reserve Affairs, Memorandum for the Secretary of Defense, "U.S. Military Race Relations in Europe - September 1970."
Congressional Record 92nd Congress, 1st Session, "Race Relations," March 9, 1971, 5650-51 and July 16, 1971, 25542-43.
Brandt, Willy, West German Chancellor, Speech on Racial Discrimination against U.S. Soldiers in West Germany, March 21, 1971.
NAACP, The Search for Military Justice. Report of an NAACP Inquiry Into the Problems of the Negro Servicemen in West Germany (New York, 1971).
Abernathy, Ralph, Sermon held at St. Mary's Church, East Berlin, September 28, 1971.


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What do you consider to be your greatest contribution to your school or community?
My greatest contribution to my school and community cannot be touched or seen, but can be felt in the hearts of my peers and teachers. My optimism inside and outside of the classroom has enabled me to pursue my goals relentlessly and has encouraged others to pursue their dreams as well.
As an optimistic person, I realize that while my mistakes are short-lived, the lessons that I can learn from them are endless. This optimism also empowers me to use my mistakes as learning tools to build who I am rather than to define what I am incapable of achieving. Optimism also allows me to shape my future and to realize that the one aspect I can control about my future is my positive outlook towards it.
Over the last several years, I have been deeply involved and concerned with local, national, and global issues such as animal abuse, cancer research, and genocide. My involvement with a local animal shelter allowed me to witness miracles and the infinite possibilities of the world firsthand. Many animals came in every day, each with their own story, abused or abandoned. There have been times when I was disturbed by the malice of humans in taking advantage of those who cannot speak for themselves. However, there have also been times when previously abused dogs were put in loving homes. My experiences at the animal shelter have showed me that there are many possible positive outcomes in the world, and that we must believe and strive for them. On the national level, the American Cancer Society has also fostered my optimism. Because I was unable to meet my grandfather who died of cancer, I developed an interest in fundraising for cancer research so that someone else's grandparents can be saved. On the global level, I have been involved with the Project Darfur benefit concerts that my school sponsors. Although our concerts do not stop the genocide, the opportunity to raise awareness and funds for the Sudanese refugees helps to promote universal concern for the welfare of mankind.
Optimism has also shaped my experiences as a student. As a freshman, I started with average level classes but believed that I was capable of more. Many classmates and teachers often doubted my ability, but that doubt only fueled my desire to succeed and seize new opportunities rather than to shy away from them. As a senior, I am now more confident because I have been able to succeed in AP classes and emerge as a leader among my peers. With optimism and confidence in myself, I have progressed, and I am now an accomplished student.
Being an accomplished student and citizen has also influenced my optimistic outlook on life experiences. During law camp in Washington D.C. last summer, I was overjoyed to be meeting new people and to be learning imperative legal skills. However, three days before our mock trial at the Washington D.C. Superior Court, three of my teammates left the program, and my team was left two defense attorneys and a prosecutor short. I evaluated the situation clearly, and I was able to realize that with a few teammates gone, our team would gain the advantage of assuming more roles and examining different legal perspectives. On the day of our mock trials, we were able to successfully assume multiple roles and win all three of our cases!
My optimism has fueled my confidence, my will to learn from my mistakes, and my desire to take advantage of challenges and opportunities. My optimism has been present in all of my endeavors and has often been valued and acknowledged by my peers and teachers alike. I hope that by contributing optimism in all my endeavors, I have influenced my community and school to be optimistic in theirs.
I realize that it's super long, but if you edit it, i'll thoroughly edit yours x2 or x3. PROMISE :)
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A wild 2 year old doe was found with CWD Southwest of Eau Claire.
CWD found in Eau Claire County
I know the study that is paying people to determine that CWD causes deer to die faster in comparison to healthy deer is supported by the funds. They could have used the funds to support a study if people like jelly or peanut butter better.
Diverting these funds to UW-Madison should be workable....somehow.
I may be wrong but I think that at least some of those studies are funded with Pittman-Robertson dollars so involving a private business would not be an option.
"you are right the DNR doesn't have the money."
Most likely true, but the State has already burned up probably $30-$100 million dollars (don't know the exact number) since 2002 on unhelpful studies (like the study that shows CWD infected deer die sooner than non-infected deer), management, sharpshooters, testing, etc. with most of the funding occurring in the early years. That is only one State. UW-Madison or other research institutions can do a lot with that type of money. Diverting the money to private/public disease research institutions would go a long way in learning more about the disease, and potentially finding a cure.
Google CWD in Canada. They fed CWD infected deer to monkeys for 6 months straight. 3/5 were infected with CWD. Every deer I shoot will be tested before I or my family will eat that deer.
It was also just found in Oneida county from a wild deer in the town of Crescent (sw of rhinelander) not too far from where the Lincoln county positive was found.
Ya we know the prions are the same and you are right the DNR doesn't have the money.
You folks realize CWD is caused by the exact same type of prions as Mad Cow Disease Right? Nothing new, those prions are a PITA.
Mad Cow has crippled the economies of entire countries in Europe. Economic impact in the billions. The private sector will find a solution to Mad Cow someday that can be applied to CWD, no need for the DNR to be wasting any more money on it :)
There is no doubt in my mind that CWD infected deer have been eaten but as of now there has not been a crossover. You are totally right on the cattle thing- if it they became infected by deer shed prions this thing would blow up. My biggest question is where is it coming from? And how or why? I think those questions need to be answered. Alot of people blame deer farms and that is where alot is found but how did they get it? This issue does not get attention it deserves for sure.
My point of view after doing some research and speaking with DNR biologists.
There is not anything we can do that will have an impact on slowing its spread. Research is the only area that may contain a resolution of some sort, but that is even doubtful. Deer becoming resistant to prion is highly doubtful.
Once in the environment, it is permanent. Killing healthy/sick deer to reduce herd size has not shown to have any impact. States where it has been found have tried different measures and none have shown any success.
No one can state with certainty that CWD hasn't existed in WI far longer than thought.
In theory, there are a group have actions that when combined together may slow its spread, but the public will never accept.
All harvested animals remains are incinerated, no transportation of carcasses from infected areas to non infected areas, "think townships", added fees to licenses to fund research, increased regulations and restrictions on deer farms, restrictions on transporting topsoil, wood, crop products from infected areas to non infected areas., to name a few.


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Tickets released for USAvMaoriABs at PPL Park
BOULDER, Colo. – Tickets have today been released for one of the year's most anticipated international rugby matches between the Men's Eagles and the Maori All Blacks at Philadelphia's PPL Park November 9.
Starting at just $15, tickets for the 20,000-seat stadium are expected to sell fast for the match, which takes place two weeks after the Eagles' two-leg Rugby World Cup Qualifier against Canada.
"It's a privilege to be able to host a world class team such as the Maori All Blacks here on American soil," USA Rugby Chief Executive Officer and President of Rugby Operations Nigel Melville said. "With the recent record-breaking attendance at our match against Ireland in Houston, we are hoping another premier venue like PPL Park will draw an enthusiastic crowd to celebrate the progress being made to grow the game here in the United States.
"The Eagles will continue to benefit from the level of competition to be brought from the Maori All Blacks. It is also a great opportunity for our sponsors, broadcasters and media partners to be involved in a true international rugby experience."
Purchase tickets for USAvMaoriABs here
"It is great to have AIG – a commercial partner of both USA Rugby and the New Zealand Rugby Union – eager to bring two unions together competitively on U.S. soil," USA Rugby Chief Commercial Officer Jon Persch said. "AIG has been an outstanding partner to both and is hugely-supportive of the event on the east coast."
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Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde has his head up in the clouds. And we love it. If you ever tried, to no avail, to bottle up a cloud then dream on dreamers because Smilde has made it a reality! Instead of a bottle he's found a way of creating full sized clouds that stay contained, and float as it would in the sky, in a room!
These images are surreal, aren't they. They give off that quality when viewing them because of the seemingly impossible fact of having a cloud float indoors. In actual fact they are real clouds in an indoor environment with no trick photography involved! The masses of condensed water vapor were created by controlling the humidity and atmospheric pressure of the room.
And they resemble the white, fluffy cotton tail clouds we are used to gazing up at while lying on an open grassy field and not spooky wisps of white translucent matter that are often associated with unhappy spirits.
While the installation is ephemeral and only lasts long enough for Smilde to photograph it at various angles, the photographs are done so that spectators are able to feel, to the full extent, as if they were walking through the room with a real cloud floating overhead.
You can watch a live presentation of the Nimbus II here.
Information for this article was taken from Probe
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Sebo K
Sebo K has long been a key figure in Berlin's music community, starting his DJ career in the early 90s at Alec Empire's Bass Terror nights, Berlin's first UK-style breakbeat parties. By the mid 90s he had discovered his love for Chicago house and Detroit techno—a passion evident to anyone who has heard the vintage depths many of his tracks nod to—and at the turn of the decade began playing regularly at legendary clubs throughout Berlin. Now, thanks to his releases on the mobilee label, he's becoming an unstoppable force in the electronic music scene. One of his first tracks for mobilee, "Rancho Relaxo"—in collaboration with Anja Schneider—was an instant classic, establishing Sebo (as well as the label itself) as an up-and-coming act worthy of extreme attention. To declare that Sebo has lived up to expectations would be an understatement to say the least.
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Litigation or Mediation - Choice Can Cost; Mark Elder, Partner and Head of Commercial Litigation at the Birmingham Offices of Law Firm Irwin Mitchell LLP, Looks at the Merits of Litigation and Mediation in the Dispute Resolution Process. He Is Also an Accredited Mediator with ADR Group
Byline: Mark Elder
Tough economic conditions have led to tougher attitudes in the business community. Companies are demanding not only added-value services but also straightforward no-nonsense business dealings with their suppliers and customers. Dealings with their legal service providers are being treated no differently.
Whilst the conditions have, ironically, seen an increase in commercial disputes, fuelled no doubt by companies wishing to recover overdue monies and the like, in more affluent times companies would have not given a second thought to progressing matters by way of litigation. However, in these challenging economic conditions where a shortage of cash may engender a reluctance to litigate, companies are looking for "litigation guidance" and/or a more cost efficient alternative to being locked into a lengthy litigation process.
Whilst litigation has long been regarded as expensive, even after Lord Woolf initiated reforms in 1998 with the intention of enhancing access to justice by reducing the time and cost of litigation, having conducted client service reviews we have listened to our clients' feedback with regard to the litigation process. Essentially, our clients have indicated the need to be in control of the actual process, cost and direction. As a consequence, we therefore provide clients with an early risk assessment of the merits ensuring that the legal, quantum and evidential issues are addressed from the outset. This risk assessment is then closely monitored via bespoke software and should the working parameters of the assessment change in any way it is updated and the client informed as to the implications. Off the back of the risk assessment, should the client then decide to commit to litigation, my team offers a variety of funding options tailored to their specific situation. From compartmentalising/ capping legal costs for defined aspects of a dispute to offering a Conditional Fee Arrangement ("CFA"), After the Event insurance ("ATE") and third party funding options, Irwin Mitchell LLP offers considerable expertise in this area as the UK's fifth largest litigation practice.
That said, an ever popular alternative to litigation is that of mediation (sometimes referred to as ADR or Alternative Dispute Resolution). The increasing popularity of mediation is due to the fact that it is now recognised as one of the fastest and most cost effective routes to achieving settlement of a dispute.
Mediation, in a broad sense, is an effective way of resolving a dispute, involving an independent third party, without the need to go to Court. Mediators have no advisory role, instead they work towards helping the parties develop a shared understanding of the dispute in question. They use appropriate techniques and/or skills to open and/or improve dialogue between the parties, aiming to help facilitate a resolution if possible. In terms of how a typical mediation is conducted, the parties and their advisers meet at an agreed location. …


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We think about smart/learning objects as yet not finished entities that can evolve their behaviors by observing, reading and interpreting our habits. They train their algorithms based on deep learning or similar ways to constantly adapt and refine their decisions.
But What if things are not that good at learning after all without some help?
What if in a near future, i could just get a person to train my products better as i do with pets?
Why having to deal with the initial problems and risk that it might even learn wrongly?
So, What if there would be an algorithm trainer?
Anyone wants to commercialise this?
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Location: Shanghai 2015
Built with Cardboard and a lot of randomness
Thanks to Elisa Giaccardi, Azyre Yang, Carmelo Ferreri, Andrea Carlon and Daniel Prost


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I went for kilt-tactical with this one:
This is another York Arms-centered AR-15, BTW. I picked up the stripped lower a few years ago (this one) and have been bouncing around ideas on what to do with it for a while. Initially I wanted to turn it into Freedom Rifle, a dedicated .22LR AR-15 for new shooters, except that a CMMG conversion kit and my Bushmaster have done that pretty handily.
So I opted to turn it into an M4gery. I'm in free America now. I can put a collapsing stock on my AR. I can put an upper with a bayonet lug on my AR. I can put a flash hider on my AR. I can put ALL THE THINGS on my AR now, because my new state doesn't put idiotic restrictions based on cosmetics. I built the lower myself (with a skosh of help from Wally and Aepilot Jim when I thought I'd messed things up but actually hadn't). It's a cool feeling to take a pile of parts and make something that works...
And if you were the lucky winner of the York Arms stripped lower, you could build one just like you want, too. Tell you what. I'll even up the ante: If I make it into the top three by the end, I'll toss in a Brownells High Standard lower parts kit to the prize package so that you can (partially) complete your lower. A custom, one-of-a-kind AR-15 lower *AND* a parts kit with which to finish it. And all you have to do is be the lucky winner - but you have to donate to win, and the more you donate, the better your chances...
There's a York Arms lower - and, possibly, a parts kit with which to finish it - at stake here. Anyone that donates gets a chance to win it. Every $5 is one chance (i.e. if you donate $25 you get 5 chances). As I've done in years past, I'll assign everyone numbers based on their chances and run a random number generator to determine a winner. Everyone who donates and e-mails me gets a shot.
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Tesla co-founder Ian Wright snags FedEx for new hybrid engines - SFGate
Congrats to Wrightspeed! I hope this pans out for them. I browse their web site every once in a while to see if they ever do anything with the X1.
I blame Ian Wright for me having an Ariel Atom in the garage. Years ago when I was looking at the DIY plug-in hybrid conversions, I ran across the Wrightspeed X1, eventually heard it was built using an Atom chassis, eventually got a passenger ride in an Atom on a race track and "had to have one". If I ever had engine trouble with the Atom, I'd love to replace the drive train with an electric one.
If it weren't for Ian's giving X1 "proof of concept rides" in the early days of Tesla, they might not have gotten the funding need to get where they are today.
After riding in the X1, there was no question that EVs can be high performance.
It has an AC propulsion AC150 drivetrain, so someone else could go that route to convert their Aeriel Atom.
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New York: United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon has announced that November 10, 2012, will be celebrated as Malala Day the world over, as it marks the 30-day anniversary of the Taliban attack on the 15-year-old education campaigner from Pakistan.
The Express Tribune quoted Ban Ki-moon, as saying that Malala Yousafzai is an inspiration for girls' education the world over.
On Friday, the UN special envoy for global education will visit Pakistan and present President Asif Ali Zardari with a petition signed by over one million people asking that he make girls education a reality in Pakistan.
Ban Ki-moon hoped that observing Malala day will build on the momentum of UN`s Education First initiative and show that education is a right of everyone, and not a privilege for a few.
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) had shot Malala in the head and neck while she was returning home from on October 09. She was attacked for speaking up against the Taliban and advocating girls` education. She is now recuperating at a hospital in Birmngham, UK, and is said to be making good progress.


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Our Board
Philipp Greiner
Establishing close ties to fellow students during your studies at ESB Business School does not only help in building life-long friendships, but also in building up a business network that you can benefit from in the future.
It is my aim to support the alumni in sustaining existing networks, reconnecting with fellow students, as well as connecting with other alumni all around the world.
Franziska Ibele
ESB has connected me to many people who have turned into friends for life. Through my engagement in the alumni association I would like to give back something to that and contribute to creating a place where like-minded people can meet after their studies to share common interests, great memories, and most importantly continue to live the ESB SPIRIT!
After finishing the IB program in 2015 I dedicated myself to connecting current ESB students with alumnis through the mentoring program as well as joined the communications team to work on the relaunch of our new webpage
Vice President
Nico Firus
When I think back to ESB, a multitude of memories come to my mind. Fortunately, I don't have to keep them to myself, but can share them with many of my former fellow students who remained friends. I believe that our alumni association is the perfect place to maintain and expand these valuable connections. We have all gone into different directions and achieved many great things. My aim is to bring these experiences back into the ESB circle and let others benefit from them as well.
At ESB Alumni e.V., I am now helping to make our offering as attractive and beneficial as possible for our members, to ensure a strong connection to the alumni resort and current initiatives on campus and to further connect alumni across generations.
Vice President
Daniel Nothelfer
Alumni can make a difference: As coach for current students and young alumni, as advisor to ESB Business School, as thought partner for alumni peers.
Since 2001, I have the pleasure to work with many fellow alumni volunteers to build and drive our ESB alumni network.
I live with my family in Bad Homburg, Germany and spend my professional time mostly in Europe and in the US.
Vice President
Frank Peter Pawlak
Hello dear Alumni, networking is the key.
As co-founder of the first Alumni organization in the 80ties and repeated Co-founder of the current ESB Reutlingen Alumni e.V. I appreciate the networking experience as well as the exchange between student members and old boys. In the ESB Alumni board I am acting as "Contact Officer" to the ESB advisory board. My personal gentle hint to all alumni: Stay cool, work hard, don`t forget to live. And please, be curious until the end of your life time.
Vice President
Michael Müller
As I had very inspirational experiences with several alumni during my studies already and after organizing the (obviously best ever) International Business Weekend 2008 in Ireland with one of the most amazing Oldboy crowds imaginable, I decided to engage myself actively as a part of the ESB Alumni e.V. I started by supporting IBWEs as well as other events and today coordinate various activities across the ESB Alumni community.
My motivation for engagement is to maintain and further extend our great network across the globe, fueled by our unique ESB and Alumni spirit.
Board Member
Katja Breitinger
MBA Part-Time 2005
When I started studying at ESB Business School I was very surprised by the community-like atmosphere, something I hadn't experienced in law school where you typically have 300 students per year. While I was studying at ESB, I met a few alumni, so when I got my first job with the MBA degree and was moving to a mid-size German town, it was natural to look out for other alumni in the area and I have met so many of them in all the places I worked in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. My motivation is to make the international network stronger. That's why I work as an editor for the Europolitan to discover all the brilliant careers and companies where our alumni are and make them known in our network.
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Pasquale Seliger
"Living the spirit to the fullest during my time in Reutlingen was definitely what I enjoyed the most about ESB. Today, more than ever I highliy appreciate meeting fellow ESB Alumni and current students. This is also why I highly enjoy working with the Alumni Resort on campus.
After finishing my Masters I started working as Sales representative in a start up in Berlin. Not only in my job I realise more and more that having good friends and people with a good network is worth so much more than good Excel and PowerPoint skills. So go out, meet people who eventually become friends and enjoy yourselfs. And never forget, the currency of networking is not greed but generosity."
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Tobias Bock
After my bachelor's degree in International Logistics Management at ESB Business School and a master program in International Management I started my career at an international lean management consulting company.
My motivation to engage as a board member, particularly recruiting, at ESB Alumni e.V. is that I want to increase the number of WING students in our association. I am convinced that all students can benefit from one of the largest alumni networks in Germany. With our events and regular tables we connect alumni with students.
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Alexandra Jügelt
While I was studying at ESB I was able to get involved in the ESB Alumni Association already. So I was thrilled to take up the opportunity after my studies to keep evolving and improving the associations' engagement on and off campus.
The experiences gained throughout my studies have shown me what a group of motivated, driven, like-minded and ESB-spirited people can accomplish together and just that is what the ESB Alumni Association has set its goal to – to keep this uniqueness throughout the lifetime of any ESB Alumni.
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Johannes Weber
To help keep the unique ESB spirit alive after graduation and foster life long friendships are my key motivators for engaging within ESB Reutlingen Alumni.
Since a few years, I have the pleasure to organize alumni events in which we combine high-class lectures or workshops with informal networking activities. I hope to meet many of you within one of these or the various other events organized by our alumni network.
Board Member
Stefan Zuleger
MBA Part-Time 2018
After finishing my aerospace engineering studies in Stuttgart and starting to work as a research assistant, I also began my current part-time MBA program at ESB. In my function within the board of the ESB Alumni association I am the contact point for member networking and member coaching. Additionally, I contribute to the mission and vision statements of the association.
The ESB Alumni association offers me the opportunity to connect with interesting people who evolve themselves and their network continually – something I like to do very much.
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Natalia Sevastianova
After graduating in Cultural Studies and Rhetorics at the University of Tübingen in 2008 I started working at the ESB Career Center. Besides organizing the Career Center, I was also entrusted with developing the ESB's relationship with its alumni association ESB Reutlingen Alumni e.V. When the association asked me to manage their new office on campus in Reutlingen in 2012, I gladly accepted and still enjoy working there every day.
Since then I have been the first point of contact for all matters concerning the alumni network. I work closely with the managing board and operate at the interface between alumni, students and ESB Business School. I do the planning, organizing and coordinating of events arranged by and for alumni. I am also responsible for our magazine "Europolitan" as well as our online communication on different social media channels, regular newsletters etc. With my background in humanities I surely bring some variety to our team.
To enable former and current students to stay connected is a great job. The most important part of the alumni network is the people and we work together to pursue a common goal. I love what I do.
Christine Tröster
For a long time I have already been connected to ESB: In June 1989 I started working in the ESB student office, where I had the opportunity to meet and support various generations of young ESB students. During my parental leave I began working for the V.I.M.A e.V. Moreover, I have been assisting ESB Alumni in several administrative areas for years (e.g. job offers, mentoring and new members).
Through my work for V.I.M.A and the ESB Reutlingen Alumni e.V. I have never lost touch to ESB and I am always happy to hear what happened to "my" former students.
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After studying technically-oriented business at the University of Stuttgart and working as controller with several companies such as Dt. Post AG, Kodak AG, or SLC Liftco, I have finally arrived in the public service as a part-time working mother. Furthermore, I am responsible for ESB Reutlingen Alumni membership administration and topics related to finance.


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Are you a creative and detail-oriented person who enjoys drawing? Do you like to be on the cutting edge of technology? The Associate in Science Degree will prepare you to effectively combine these two interests.
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Nissan's website has been taken down following a cyber attack. The hacker collective Anonymous has claimed responsibility for the outage, citing a protest campaign to save whales and dolphins.
The hacking was targeted at Nissan's global and Japanese websites. Anonymous says it was acting on behalf of the OpWhales campaign, which seeks to spread awareness about the practice of hunting whales and dolphins for food. Japan, Norway and Iceland are the only three countries in the world where whaling is allowed, and Japan is also the primary dolphin-hunting nation in the world today.
It is unclear, however, what link Nissan has to do with whaling and dolphin hunting, if anything. The self-identified "hacktivist" group appears to have targeted Nissan due to its status as a prominent company headquartered in Japan. Once its sites were compromised, Nissan took them down voluntarily, saying it wanted to protect customer data from a potential leak.
Anonymous is a leaderless hacker collective that uses its cyber skills for causes it deems are for the greater public good. In recent years, it has gone after those it deems responsible for the shootings in Paris, as well as killings of unarmed African Americans at the hands of U.S. police.