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Audio Technica AT2020USB+ USB microphone
The Audio Technica AT2020USB+ is a condenser microphone that you can directly connect to a USB port of your computer. This microphone has an extension that the AT2020 USB does not have. Its name carries a + because of the practical headphone output, which practically turns this professional microphone into a mini sound card. Connect your headphones to the microphone and you can hear yourself, as well as the computer's audio, loud and clear. A mix knob allows you to balance the two signals.
The balanced AT2020USB+
The AT2020USB+ is excellently suited for creating home or outdoor recordings of vocals, acoustic guitar and voice overs. This warm-sounding condenser lets you hear the smallest details and allows for a balanced sound image - a natural ratio of bass, mids and trebles. Noise from behind the microphone is effectively kept out. A desk stand, microphone stand holder, pouch and USB cable are included.
Product features
- Minimum frequency20 - 21 Hz
- Maximum frequency20 - 20.9 kHz
- Maximum SPL120 dB - 129 dB
- Low-cut filterno
- Directional characteristiccardioid
- Bit depth16 bits
- Maximum sample rate48 kHz
- Type of USB connectorUSB-B
- Headphone outputyes
- Microphone accessoriesmicrophone clip, cable, stand, bag / box
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- Weight (incl. packaging)800 gr
- Dimensions (incl. packaging)25.0 x 25.0 x 8.0 cm
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- USB condenser microphone
- high-quality digital-analogue conversion
- 16 bits, 44.1 / 48 kHz audio
- headphone output (3.5 mm) with built-in high-output preamp (130 mW)
- mixing controls for ratio microphone signal (undelayed) and audio from the computer
- frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- pickup pattern: cardioid
- power supply: USB (5 V DC)
- fit for: Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS X
- including: stand fastening 5/8 inches (+ 3/8 inches), carrying pouch, desktop stand, USB cable (3.1 m)
- dimensions: 162 mm (length) x 52 mm (max. diameter housing)
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It's a fact of modern life that many people want to do whatever they want to do. . . and then have doctors reverse the consequences. Spend a lifetime sunbathing, then have a dermatologist zap away the damage. Eat whatever they want, then have the fat sucked out of their thighs.
One overindulgence that has always resisted a fast fix is too much alcohol. While hangover remedies are legion, none seem to really make the pain go away. Some people swear by strange concoctions of raw eggs and Worcestershire sauce. Others simply try to drink lots of water and take aspirin or Tylenol before sleep. And still others chug Gatorade or Pedialyte to replace lost electrolytes. But even after these efforts, people usually have to deal with a pounding headache and achy body the morning after a night of too much partying.
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A Bernanke Press Conference Primer for the Uninitiated
When Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke makes his debut press conference Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. Eastern Time, his every word will be parsed for signs of where he hopes to take U.S. monetary policy. Specifically, people want to know when the Fed will begin raising interest rates and when it will begin offloading its multitrillion-dollar cache of mortgages?
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Discover the first example of Gothic architecture in the world: explore the magnificent Medieval Basilica of Saint Denis located just outside of Paris.
Basilica of Saint-Denis: what to expect?
Pointed arches, rib-vaulted ceilings, stunning stained glass windows... the characteristics of Gothic architecture follow a clear pattern: the Basilica of Saint-Denis. This Medieval abbey church, located in the outskirts of Paris, was the first building to be constructed in the architectural style that would spread over Western Europe between the 12th and 15th centuries.
Your ticket will give you skip the line access to the Basilique de Saint-Denis so you can explore its awe-inspiring interior at your own pace. The cathedral is the final resting place of many of France's historic monarchs and their extravagant tombs are well worth a visit. Don't miss the funerary monuments of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, the royals whose execution was one of the first events of the French Revolution.
In addition to the sculptural masterpieces in the Basilica of Saint-Denis, you'll be captivated by the spectacular stained glass windows, especially the rose window, and the colourful illumination of the cathedral thanks to the light that shines through.
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2 January to 31 March
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- Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time.
- Due to the celebration of mass, concerts and other events, the Basilica of Saint-Denis may be closed on certain days of the year. We recommend checking opening times on the day of your visit via the official website.
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Ms. Leah Owen is a soon-to-be graduate of The University of Missouri- Kansas City, Conservatory of Music and Dance, finishing with an MA in Music Education. She holds a BA in vocal performance from Pepperdine University. Ms. Owen has sang with groups such as Te Deum Antiqua, Missouri Choral Artists, Kantorei KC, and Schola Cantorum at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral. She has also previously served as Assistant Music Director at Central United Methodist Church.
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Mmmm Military Recruiting Tactics...
of underage school kids no less.
IRVING GONZALEZ: I think I can do better with my life out here than in there.
CPL. LISETTE DIAZ: You think so? The way the economy is going right now?
IRVING GONZALEZ: Id rather struggle and be free.
CPL. LISETTE DIAZ: I have your best interestwhats that?
IRVING GONZALEZ: I think Id rather struggle.
CPL. LISETTE DIAZ: Youd rather struggle?
IRVING GONZALEZ: Yeah.
CPL. LISETTE DIAZ: Are you serious? Think about what youre saying. The way the economy is going right now and the way its going to go for the next couple of years, its not looking good. Sometimes you have to grow up and learn how to be a man and to take care of stuff on your own. You know what Im saying? Do you want to sit there and live with your mom for the next three, four, five, six years or whatever? You know, you want to do something different now to what your friends are doing, because when you come back and you see what your friends are doing, still living at home with mom and dad, struggling, trying to make a job, make money, make a living, youre going to be like, bam, Im glad I didnt. You know what Im saying? Im telling you from experience, because I see that.
IRVING GONZALEZ: The main thing is, I want out. I dont want to be in it. I dont want to go to the Army.
IRVING GONZALEZ: Is there a way out? Is there a way for me to get out, because I dont want to go in there if you are just going to like
SGT. GLENN MARQUETTE: No, there is not a way out. You signed a binding contract.
IRVING GONZALEZ: Theres no way out?
SGT. GLENN MARQUETTE: No. When you sign a contract
IRVING GONZALEZ: But, I mean, its kind of like a family thing, too. Id rather just stay here. What if I just dont show up?
SGT. GLENN MARQUETTE: Then, guess what. Youre AWOL, absent without leave, punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, Article 86: Deserter. Its in your contract. Read it. Its clear as day. So then, guess what happens.
IRVING GONZALEZ: Whats that?
SGT. GLENN MARQUETTE: Guess what happens to you, Ill tell you what happens to you, OK? This is what will happen. You want to go to school? You will not get no loans, because all college loans are federal and government loans. So youll be black-marked from that. As soon as you get pulled over for a speeding ticket or anything with the law, theyre gonna see that youre a deserter. Then theyre going to apprehend you, take you to jail. Theyre going to call up the military police, the nearest military installation, and they will come down there, correctional officers, 31-series in the Army, pick you up, detain you, put you on a plane and take you to Fort [inaudible], Missouri, where you will do your time, as you deserve. So guess what. All that lovey-dovey I want to go to college and all this? Guess what. You just threw it out the window, because you just screwed your life. Theres a right way to do things, and theres a wrong way to do things.
The way my friend got out of the army, was while he was in boot camp, he just totally went off on his Sargeant; he called him an asshole and just basically went on screaming at him. After that he was detained and had four Sergeants just totally berating him, and he was just like "You're an asshole, you're all assholes. Fuck you all, you're assholes." they continued yelling at him until he said "You're unpatriotic!" at which point they all fell silent, and then they locked him in a room for a week where he was fed only fruit, thus giving him extremely bad diarrhea to the point where he couldn't sleep. When all was said and done, they let him leave. Although I'm sure he could have been dishonorably discharged, they didn't do it. He even got paid a couple grand for his time, the conniving bastard...hehe.
with the stop-loss techniques going on, most servicemen/women will be in and out of the middle east until 2030 at the earliest. friend of mine just started her sixth tour over there. she's finally coming to terms with the fact that she's a slave.
John McCain wants to be Commander in Chief of the United States. there is no position. the Constitution mentions a "Commander In Chief of the Armed Forces", though. unless everyone in the country is conscripted into the military, he won't be your commander in chief. though you don't really need a draft to be automatically conscripted by writ of congress, do you? perhaps his choice of words is telling.
Jeez, this is why I have no desire to join the army. I feel bad for those that have been through the wringer, going on their 4 or 5th tour in Iraq or Afghanistan (such as your friend MB). No wonder I hear about members of the armed forces having psychological issues and such.
Now, I've wanted to be a Marine since I was 13, but it's not like that kid is going to struggle LESS in the service than elsewhere. Even in the Air Force, you're likely to spend half your enlistment sequestered in a desert or stuck on an aircraft carrier these days.
Also, you can get out if you haven't been shipped to boot yet. You can quit just like that. That's also in the contract. It's kind of a dick move, but it's possible. If this guy is getting stop-lossed: he can do his time in a cell, AFAIK.
I don't think that in this case he should do his time in a cell. Some of these kids that they are coercing into going into the military don't have any clue about what is really going on.
That no child left behind act also gives military full rights to go to schools, where there are UNDERAGE MINORS whom they harass and pressure into going into service. That's the real issue here. I don't think anyone is saying the military is completely wrong. After all it does have it's place. But the way they are going about it is really fucked up.
In my opinion they have no right to talk to underage minors. What about the beliefs of the parents and the right for those parents to instill the values they see fit? Like for example I don't believe I would want my child to join a cause that encourages the pointless slaughter of human life. And that is my opinion about it. Although I'm not peace loving person either. I believe defending what you love is okay which brings me to my next point...
If someone did those things to my kid, they'd be hanging out in the bottom of a river somewhere. Period. And I don't even have kids.
Not cool. Very, not cool.
BTW puduhead - your avi is awesome, just thought I'd tell ya!
As agressive as the military is, it still beats press gangs. I'm really glad I didn't live in Europe 300 years ago.
I'm from Germany and in the mentioned time period there was a Europe with many small countries. Of course there were conflicts, too. But all big wars started when large countries were formed and financial powers fuelled the expansion or power ambitions of the mighty. 300 years ago in Germany we had no big countries. The Holy Roman Empire was just something like a club of countries and the people had more freedom. If you didn't like your city or anything it was easily possible to move to a better neighbour country. Today that's not possible. People also didn't have to join army. This was only obligatory for slaves.
But back to topic. I think the US Army is very hard. I'm glad nobody can push me to military service...
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Rise of the Zelennials: Ukraine's parliamentary elections signal generational shift
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A month ago, I saw the theater adaptation of the novel and the movie 'La Voz Dormida' ('The Deadened Voice', is the best translation I could come up with). It took me some time to write this post because the subject is very sensitive: the Spanish post-war. Here goes nothing…
Fresh wounds
The wounds are still fresh, and the topic still stirs very intense debates within the society. As an observer, it's very exciting to see this kind of interaction among people who fight for what they believe is right, for what they believe is best for this country today, and tomorrow. I try to steer clear unless asked, of course. Because this is something not to be taken lightly.
The war impoverished the country in many ways than just materialistically. Everybody lost somebody, may it be due to death, which in turn could have been caused by the fighting, hunger or very poor health. Loss was also reflected in the shape of exile and emigration. So may Spaniards escaped to France and Latin America, mostly.
If I may be allowed an honest and perhaps irreverent opinion: although both fighting sides lost people and resrouces, this was part of the context of war. People were aware of what was going on, and those who were in the battlefields certainly didn't make plans beyond three rifle shots. What happened after the war, though, was simply a poor and pathetic show of sickening power and misguided might.
The onus on the survivors was divided as such:
a) the winning side (the 'Nationalists') bore the responsibility of reconstructing the country under the mandate of Francisco Franco
b) the losing side (also called 'Republicans') bore the pain of restarting their lives in a country under the orders of Francisco Franco
Terror reigned. But not the kind of terror we see today, where the pinpointed terrorists are usually foreigners, or separatist groups. The kind of terror experienced during the Spanish post-war was created and perpetuated by the same government who had the privilege and the obligation to rebuild the country from a million crumbled pieces.
Fueled by the will to rid Spain of subversiveness, the dictator placed the nation under an iron fist- Franco established a dictatorial regime. Freedom was curbed, the national borders were shut down, progress was constrained. The country lived practically in isolation, while its neighbors enjoyed the new opportunities of the reconstruction era.
The victory of the Nationalists ended the battle-related hostilities, but the dictatorship opened fresh wounds for Spain to suffer.
Nowhere graves, throbbing scars
Without wishing to spoil anything, just allow me to say that the most haunting part was the mass graves of republican prisoners who were sentenced to death. The bodies were dumped on mass graves and until now, many families are still searching for their dead relatives.
Mourning is an essential part of the journey towards healing and finding closure. So how can this nation expect healing and closure when many of its people haven't been able to mourn their dead yet?
I've heard exasperated sighs from those who are already tired of this topic, and only wish to move forward. As I understand their impatience and frustration, I'm at the same time happy for them because clearly, they were lucky enough not have to keep searching for the remains of a dead family. If these people are desperate and anxious to move on, can you imagine those who are still searching for the nowhere graves, with only throbbing scars to guide their way?
Silent no more
Obviously, the deadened voice refers to the repressed freedom of expression during the dictatorship- may it be in the form of speech, writing, art, music… if the content doesn't comply with the established standards, people faced consequences.
At present, victims and families of victims are able to express themselves and fight for long-awaited justice. Songs are now sung, films are shot, stories are written and people talk. The dead may not rise from their lost graves to show us which way to go, but the awakened voices will make some of us turn our feet and walk with them, chant with them, heal with them.


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Beethoven, L. Van: Piano Sonata No. 11 in B-flat Major, Op. 22
Beethoven, L. Van: Bagatelles Op. 119
Beethoven, L. Van: Sonatinas in F major, WoO 50
Beethoven, L. Van: Sonatina in C major, WoO 51
Beethoven, L. Van: Sonatina in G major, Anh. 5 No. 1
Beethoven, L. Van: Sonatina in F major, Anh. 5 No. 2
The two albums OC19040B and OC19041B introduce Beethoven's more intimate works that appropriately trace his evolution: from the four Sonatinas, WoO 50 and 51, Anh. 5/1, 5/2, composed in the late 1780s or early 1790s and published posthumously; exploring the four sonatas of the first-period (the Three Sonatas, Op. 10 and the Sonata, Op. 22); two sonatas from the middle period (Opp. 78, in two relatively brief movements; and Op. 79, the shortest of the three-movement sonatas); and ending with the late-period's Eleven Bagatelles, Op. 119, revised and published as a set in 1823 but gathering works that span from the 1790s to the early 1820s.
While Beethoven's very early sonatinas may show a rather conservative attitude toward composition and pianistic language (perhaps the reason why they remained unpublished), it is in the Sonatas, Op. 10 that we sense Beethoven's urge as a young composer to push the boundaries of already old-fashioned archetypes – in the use of the rondo-sonata form, for example, but also in the quintessentially orchestral writing of the third sonata. And it is in the second half of the Bagatelles, Op. 119, written in 1821-22, that we most perceive Beethoven's iconoclastic force had he not prematurely left the world only several years later.
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Over the past month, I have listened to people in pre-arranged interviews and impromptu conversations. Both ways of meeting and talking have revealed American insights and wisdom richer than I could have imagined. Of the second kind – the impromptu chats – a good number have taken place in coffee shops.
[True confession: I've officially given up giving up coffee until I'm off the road and back home again. Anyway, could it really qualify as a full blown American road trip without coffee? (…This question, a pedantic but historically rooted excuse that might inspire smoky images of cowhands around the morning fire readying again to hit the trail). But, back to coffee talk.]
On January 29 in a coffee shop in Portland, OR Nick, a working class black man told me to make sure to get the voices of the working people. He said "Exchange is like this. It's Ex + Change and it equals exchanging points of view. It's communicating and doing. And it can't be a one way thing." Then he asked me to tell him what I think of change. I did.
On February 10 in a coffee shop in San Diego, CA a bicultural 25-year-old senior at SDSU named Todd took a break from pouring over his finance text to say, "I don't really know why I changed." He went on, "I mean, all through foster care and even adoption the adults all said that I would never be anything but a loser. But here's the thing; I'm not living that prediction. I have changed and I'm committed to building a real life for myself."
The next day in a coffee shop in Tucson, AZ a 65 year old woman named Cheri agreed to an interview. Cheri wants a government for the people – not for business or for bigger government. She wants freedom. She is a retired law enforcement officer who's lived in Tucson 55 years. She raised her children to be bilingual and herself learned Spanish because "It's only right to have both languages if you want to do any job well in this city." Cheri is a practicing Muslim having been raised in the mosque by her Iranian father and Euro-American mother. She says, "I'm Islamic. That means I'm devoted to God. It also means I want all people to be well and at peace."
February 19 I was leaving a coffee shop on the banks of the Guadalupe River. I had to make it to Ft. Worth in the next 5 hours. Then I overheard David and Tommy talking about their Sunday school class. They were willing to stop their conversation for a minute to talk about change. David and Tommy, both devout Christians, spoke with pride of their church community in Kerrville, TX. They spoke of the 200-300 youth in their youth ministry and the evidence in a recent personality inventory that these kids are ready to be active in making their community a more peaceful and kind place. Both men emphasized the importance of family and the necessity of shifting values from greed and materialism to concern for one another and for the environment. Tommy, the older of the two, said it was time for Americans to get over being hung up on our differences and to start working together on the urgent matters facing our country. "We've been majoring in the minors and not in the majors," Tommy said. "Wow – that's really well said," said David.
Yesterday, February 21, I drove north from Dallas into Sherman, TX. In my little car I was very aware of the strong west wind, a familiar harbinger of a downshift in winter temperature for Grayson County. I made my way through an entirely unfamiliar scramble of new commercial outlets to a newish building back from the highway where my beloved teacher is now receiving special nursing care.
I lived in Sherman, TX for 13 years. Got a BA in the college here, met my husband when he came as a new faculty member, pursued advanced degrees, and birthed my daughter. Mayme Porter, the angel fairy godmother mentor sage of a woman I came to visit today was a constant source of wisdom and comfort across those years. In fact, she has been a guiding light in my life since I was 19.
Late one spring afternoon in Sherman when I was toward the end of 20 or beginning of 21 we sat in Mayme's shaded backyard. We talked about family and happiness. We talked about health and education. Somewhere in there, Mayme said to me, "Mary, you ought to consider going into some kind of work where you can interview people – listen to their stories and give them back to the world."
I thought she meant journalism. I ended up choosing to be a psychology professor.
Then last month, I started talking to people in coffee shops. I met Nick and Todd and Cheri. I met David and Tommy. I joined in the Ex:Change.
Today, for about half an hour, dear Mayme brightened up from the fog of Alzheimer's that too often lays siege to her daytime thoughts. She said she wanted to comment on this thing, change. "Change," she said, "is taking everything we have and listening to it so we can know where to go next."
She's right. Mayme was right all along.
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Tea Party lobby spread bogus absentee ballots
Dirty tricks department in overtime on anti-union recall feud
Madison – Tea Party activists funded by anti-union industrialists such as Koch Industries and WellPoint Healthcare reportedly flooded heavily Republican districts with absentee ballots marked with bogus information.
The ballots, which were mailed to voters by such organizations as Americans For Prosperity, stated that the deadline for turning them in was August 11, while the true cutoff date for absentee balloting was August 9.
Republicans maintained a one-vote majority in the state Senate in recall elections in which 4 incumbents gained re-election and 2 Democrats defeated GOP Senators.
Union labor organizations, angered by Republican Scott Walker's budget, which eliminated much of their rights to collective bargaining with state government, engineered the recall in retaliation for key GOP Senators' support of the anti-union legislation.
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Londoners living in the boroughs of Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham enjoy the largest disposable income in the UK, whilst cities in the East Midlands, like Nottingham and Leicester, have some of the lowest disposable incomes.
According to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), all of the top 10 areas boasting the largest incomes were in London and the south-east, with the capital representing the top five.
The average disposable income for residents in Leicester was 12,848, significantly behind the average for the whole of the country at £19,432 per head, the data showed.
Nottingham was the lowest-income city, with residents earning just one-fifth that of people in West London. This was followed by Blackburn with Darwen and Leicester.
The data – based on figures from 2016 – revealed people in Kensington, Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham take home an average of £58,816 per head.
The UK Top 5
- Kensington & Chelsea and Hammersmith & Fulham: £58,816
- Westminster: £50,910
- Camden and City of London: £45,225
- Wandsworth: £37,288
- Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames: £31,505
The data also revealed the areas in the UK with the lowest incomes – the bottom 5 were all within the north and midland regions of England.
The UK Bottom 5
- Nottingham: £12,232
- Blackburn with Darwen: £12,450
- Leicester: £12,848
- Sandwell: £13,164
- Manchester: £13,184
The data revealed large differences in living standards between regions.
The ONS said that during 2016 "gross disposable household income grew in all regions except the north-east and north-west, which fell by 0.6 per cent and 0.2 per cent respectively. The largest percentage increase was in the east of England at 1.3 per cent".


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Bihter Moschini - Arab NGO Network for Development
From 26 to 28 August, women from Asia, Africa, Latin America and Arab region came together for an international strategy meeting organized by the ESCR-Net Working Group on Women. The meeting entitled "Advancing Women's ESCR: Alternative Visions of development, land and property(HLP) rights" aimed at identifying common challenges for the realization of women's HLP rights, evaluating the existing the human rights framework, principally the CEDAW and ICESCR and explore the strategies that women use in various HLP related advocacy steps in order to advance and enhance the full enjoyment of these rights by women and finally bring together a joint agenda to enhance the progressive approaches to HLP with a gender analysis and collective actions.
HLP rights are well enshrined in international human rights law; including the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, International Covenants on Civil and Political Rights, International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women, that most of the Arab states are party to. While the genuine implementation of these obligations and actual measures at national level lack, further reservations on the Conventions, in relation to respect to religious norms or customary norms embedded in national personal and family codes create restrictions. The gender and land rights database of FAO reveals that for instance in Egypt, although no laws restrict women's ownership and inheritance of land and livestock or access to credit, women almost never own the land they work on; in Morocco, and Tunisia women ownership of lands is minimal and reduced to very small lands due to remaining inequality between men and women in the context of obtaining credit for the purchase of agricultural land. Indeed, the banks place the conditions that rural women often cannot fulfill, including the requirement to have at least 10 percent of the value of land in the transaction. In Lebanon, the absence of fair compensation upon divorce remain as a challenge in the full enjoyment of property rights. During the meeting, including experiences shared from South Africa on customary norms, gender based violence in Bulgaria, efforts of Via Campesina against land-grabbing, indigenous women's struggles in South America the participants identified several common challenges faced: lack of legislative framework, access to justice/remedies in case of violations, market based and growth-led economic policies, "development" projects on natural resources with negative impacts on livelihoods, conflicts/wars, militarization...etc. Another important factor identified within the analysis was the absence of the substantive equality approach when it comes to issues related to housing, land and access to resources. While the participants shared their experiences and related advocacy work in relation to these challenges, the strategy meeting pointed out the clear need to complement the advocacy efforts done at national level, where the state is the main duty bearer of this right, towards building a global movement and advocacy on the issue through adopting a sustainable development model.
The development model that has long been implemented, based on trade liberalization, attraction of foreign direct investment, privatization, aiming at achieving economic growth without effective and fair redistribution mechanisms and social protection measures exacerbated economic and social imbalances faced. Social justice was lost where the role of state was diminished. Women remained in a disadvantaged position than men facing these challenges, including their land rights through impacts of land privatization, land-grabbing, mega-development projects' impacts on natural resources and as well due to rentier economic policies with loss of productive sectors including agriculture-a strategic sector for women's employment.
Acknowledging these challenges for women, the new development agenda to be adopted in September 2015 includes Goals addressing women's HLP rights namely Goal 1, 2 and 5:
Goal 1.4 By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance
Goal 2.3 By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment
Goal 2.4 By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality
Goal 5.a Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national law
Participants highlighted as well the importance of SDG 16, namely "Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels" as lack of equal access to justice for all and in relation lack of remedies and compensation exacerbate the consequences faced by women when their HLP rights are violated. Indeed, Goal 16 is key with its focus on illicit financial flows, reducing corruption and ensuring transparency and public access to information. In addition, as noted by the participants peace is a precursor to development and occupation, wars, prevent individuals from enjoying their legal rights to full sovereignty over their land, to control its natural resources and develop sustainable livelihoods.
Nevertheless, the inclusion of these goals within the SDGs framework is not enough as the inequitable economic system and impacts deriving from this system on women's HLP rights won't be addressed, unless the financing for these goals implementation provides alternative solutions as well. Unfortunately financing for development agenda gave an extensive role to private finance in development, without binding commitments necessary to hold businesses accountable against international standards of human, labor as well as environmental rights. Commitments towards a priori and a posterior human rights and sustainable impact assessments of all trade and investment agreements lack, as well as addressing the investor-state dispute settlement clauses shrinking impacts to states' policy space.
Given this, the discussions during the strategy meeting, highlighted the need for inclusive dialogue starting at national level in design and implementation of the national development plans , accordingly to consult with local communities (both women and men); especially for those that envisage private sector engagement, and the need to conduct a comprehensive assessment of potential social and economic impacts of land acquisition with its gender impacts. In response, genuine implementation of the current regulatory framework was highlighted including the FAO Voluntary Guidelines on Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security. The guidelines emphasize the importance of local consultation and protection of local tenure rights (12) and gender equality as a key principle underpinning the guidelines (3B). In addition, the strategy meeting emphasized current efforts towards a legally binding instrument for business and human rights and its importance towards ensuring accountability to transnational corporations. It was affirmed by the participants that while the SDGs framework will be used to hold governments account and strengthen participatory democracy, the process towards the Treaty should be explored as well, especially by women's groups to ensure that the outcome ensures that corporations do not escape responsibility to safeguard women's HLP rights, especially given their role in the decision-making processes about exploitation of natural resources. Within a holistic approach , as HLP rights interconnect with the right to food, energy, water, self-determination among others, the role private sector play, especially in terms of PPPs should also be understood and civil society engagement should ensure accountability for related violations with respect to these rights as well.
On the way ahead, civil society groups in the Arab region should also monitor and engage with the UN Habitat III Conference that will take place in Quito, Ecuador, from 17 – 20 October, 2016. This conference will be the first implementing conference of the post 2015 agenda and will provide an occasion to call for the implementation of a transformative agenda to advance women's HLP rights.
The representatives from ANND will take an initiative to localize the main indicators , highlight the strategic directions and develop a road map to address the HLP rights in relation to the context in the Arab region which is passing many challenges and obstacles, particularly the unclear policy frameworks and absent of political will. Women rights to HLP will remain the main factor that hinders women equal access to and control over resources as the main productive means and more attention should be paid to it as the central strategic pillar to facilitate women's full enjoyment of human rights and achieve the substantive equality in the region.
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8605 Tappa Win Dr, Lake Tomahawk WI 54539 Sold for $205,000 on 11/30/2017
Features of 8605 Tappa Win Dr, Lake Tomahawk, WI 54539
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- High School: ON Lakeland Union
- Body of Water: Big Carr
- County: Oneida
- Listing Company: Re/Max Northwoods
Property Description for 8605 Tappa Win Dr, Lake Tomahawk, WI 54539
8605 Tappa Win Dr, Lake Tomahawk, WI 54539 - This charmer is affordable, remodeled & ready to be your Northwoods get-away. The home is situated on 213 acre Big Carr Lake which is surrounded by an abundance of state land. The outdoor space offers a unique nautical theme deck, large grassy yard & a gentle slope to the waters' edge. Open concept living including a large KT w/custom countertops, maple wood flooring, tile backsplash & spacious island w/prep sink. The main level MBR suite w/attached bath offers granite counters and double sinks along with walk-out to the deck for your morning coffee. The main floor laundry/BA is conveniently located off the garage entrance & attached to the second BR on the main level. The lower level holds the 3rd BR w/egress window offering natural light, BA, large family room & custom wet bar. There is also access to the 2-car attached garage from the lower level for convenience to the storage areas. This home is the perfect starter home or Northwoods get-away! It is priced to sell!
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Ford GT '67 Heritage Edition celebrates Le Mans win
Ford has revealed a special edition of its 2018 GT supercar in celebration of the GT40 Mark IV race car driven to victory in the 1967 Le Mans 24 Hour race.
The '67 Heritage edition comes a year after the '66 Heritage edition and commemorates a winning drive by Dan Gurney and A.J. Foy.
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Finished in gloss Race Red paint with white strips along with white 'No. 1' bonnet and door graphics, the GT '67 Heritage edition looks every bit a race car for the road. 20-inch forged aluminium wheels complete the look, along with the exposed carbon package and red brake calipers.
Inside, carbon fibre seats with red stitching give the cabin a sporting look. The seat belts are red, too, while the paddle shifters are finished in anodised grey. Each '67 Heritage edition car also features a numbered plaque – although Ford hasn't revealed how many will be sold. It's fair to assume a very limited number will be made, however.
"The first Heritage edition car was a huge success, honouring our history with a modern interpretation of the Le Mans winner," said the car's exterior design manager, Garen Nicoghosian. "Continuing with a Ford GT based on the winning GT40 Mark IV race car was simply something we needed to do."
Ford has launched an online configuration tool for the model, but we'd get on the phone to your Ford dealer if your keen to get your name down for the limited edition model.
"In creating a worthy successor to the '66 Heritage edition, we logically looked at our next historic Le Mans victory with the all-American team of Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt," said Ford Performance's global director, Dave Pericak. "The Ford GT '67 Heritage edition pays homage to that win, with a modern take on one of the most important vehicles in Ford's storied history of racing."


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The Creative Heart
I created this with Toolwiz and PicMonkey. It reminds me of how we get focused when we're in a creative space with the blue colours representing the power of communication.
I created this with Toolwiz and PicMonkey. It reminds me of how we get focused when we're in a creative space with the blue colours representing the power of communication.
I've lost count of the number of makeovers I've seen where a pretty, individual-looking woman has been turned into a bland, blonde lookalike no different to every other blonde model trotted out as something we're supposed to aspire to. The last example was a gorgeous looking woman with black hair in plaits who emerged from … More
Yesterday I read a deeply emotional letter from an Australian man to the Prime Minister of Australia, Malcolm Turnbull, in relation to the Safe Schools programme run by the Federal government. The programme, for those of you overseas who don't know its contents, is designed to address issues around bullying in general but also homophobic … More Cracked: Heart Healing
OPEN HEART We come into this life dancing with love in our hearts, joyfulness, curiosity, laughing gleefully, playing in mud and glitter. And then society teaches you to love possessions/things And to turn away from the humanity shadowing your doorstep: the less fortunate, the poor, the homeless sitting on the streets and begging. Begging! How … More Open Heart
I created this piece of digital art by playing with PicMonkey and BeFunky, just fiddling with the gizmos both these sites offer to see what would turn up. I finally ended up with this image which is lovely and bright, which is why I've called it Optimism. It's dedicated to all my blogging friends who've … More Optimism
I was going through my photo files yesterday and came across a digital art piece I'd mis-filed called "Forgiveness". It really didn't look quite finished so I moved it to my digital art folder and worked on it today. I found it interesting that I re-discovered this painting as I've had a very interesting experience … More Forgiveness
When we lived in Woodenbong, a small village in northern New South Wales, we were high in the mountains of the Border Ranges. If you turned right as you drove out of Woodenbong, you headed into New South Wales through rainforest, and if you went straight ahead down a really windy road around Mt Lindesay … More Emotions – the Spidery Web of our Inner Life


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Problem: Ever-increasing volumes of email and the mass of old emails force IT managers to seek ways to efficiently manage storage resources.
Email storage gets depleted over time. Use of mailbox quotas hardly remedies the problem. The restriction works for a while. By forcing the users to keep their mailboxes to within a restricted size, IT managers can slow down the growth of mail store. But not for long. Employees at first manage to keep within the restricted mail box size by deleting unwanted and unimportant mails (especially those with large attachments) but soon their mailboxes begin to fill up with important emails that can't be deleted. Just in case these might be needed for reference at a future date.
Also as the volume of email transacted increases overtime, the system performance starts to drag. The performance of the system can degrade quite rapidly if the volume of email with (large) attachments is high. The ever-increasing volume of emails and attachments stored, inevitably causing backups to take longer and longer to get done.
A. Attachment Stripping: Attachment Stripping addresses precisely this issue by drastically reducing the storage needs and the workload placed on the email infrastructure.
With the attachment stripping feature enabled, Connect Xf no longer saves a separate copy of every document attachment. Instead, the server saves a reference to each attached file in central an internal repository. The attachment can be accessed by all the recipients of the mail.
When an attached file is large and a message containing it is broadcast to thousands of users, creating a separate copy of the message for each recipient could require several gigabytes of disk space. Multiple copies of the same attachment often also proliferated in mail threads with multiple replies. With Attachment Publishing enabled, disk space usage is substantially reduced.
B. Mail Archival: To further reduce data footprint and improve server performance a centralized Mail Archive can be immensely useful.
After the initial archiving of the entire email data, the task of updating the mail archive can be set up as a daily process. Users can still access emails that have been relocated to the archive using their desktop mail client.
The entire archive can be distributed across any number of independent archive stores. This enables flexible and hierarchical storage management. Older data can be transferred to cost-efficient storage media with just a few mouse clicks, while current and frequently-accessed emails are stored on a high-performance storage system. Despite the use of several archive stores, only one main archive is visible to users.
Combining the benefits of keeping a single instance of an attachment with the 'single instance technology' where emails with identical content and attachments are only stored once in the archive, the storage requirements are significantly reduced.


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Hospital executives: Time to check your PR IQ
The world of healthcare communications is changing, yet the fundamental things apply as time goes by. In this article published in Becker's Hospital Review, KRPR President Ross Goldberg presents nine questions for hospital executives to ponder. Are the answers true? Or false? Read the full article here.


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Connecting gears of the energy transition
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Noreco's Production Woes Continue
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Dough rising
I saw this photo in the papers about a week ago. It's an installation by Ivan Fantini that is going to be part of a theater piece/perfomance called ABSTRIAL in the KosmosTheater from the 25th until the 27th of April in Vienna. The installation uses raising dough (or yeast) as a kinetic factor.
I also love how bacteria was used in Martin Margiela's decomposing garmets from 1999. Here's some short info on this work by HORROR VACUI
Martin Margiela (9/4/1615)
The first solo exhibition by Maison Martin Margiela. Eighteen dressed dummies represent all previous Martin Margiela Collections (Spring/Summer 1989 up to Autumn/Winter 1997/98). Garments chosen from each season are specially reproduced in whites, creams and greys. Each outfit is treated with different strains of bacteria, yeast and mould, all isolated from the air and nurtured to provide varying colours and textures. Over the first five days of the exhibition these organisms develop on the clothes and, once their gestation period is complete, change the colour and aspect of the garments.
I looked up who else uses bacteria in their art work and found Anna Dumitriu.
On the yeast topic, here is this great bread recipe I got from a friend of mine:
"Mix 1/4 teaspoon of dried yeast with 400g flour (out of which 100 – 150g is course-grained), 1 tsp salt and 500 ml water (if you use rye, will need a little more, should be a "relaxed" dough, sort of gloopy, really).
Stick in a bowl and ignore (covered) for 12-24 hours. Then turn out onto a well-floured surface and sort of gloop it together, until it looks organised. Flop onto a floured teatowel. Leave 1 to 1/2 hours. Heat oven to 230ºC with either a round casserole that can be covered or a 20cm cake tin which I cover with an ovenproof saucepan lid. When oven reaches the right temp and the vessel is totally pre-heated, turn the dough in and cover with lid. Return to oven for 30 mins. Remove cover after this time and leave a further 15 mins to brown.
Really easy, really yummy. Goes well with french cheese…"


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My fellow Crafters! Ask not what the challenge can do for you.
Ask what you can do for the challenge!
Today is Memorial Day and it's me, Barbara Campbell just having some fun with you. I am super charged to be hosting the Mix It Up Monday Challenge. Since it is a Memorial holiday, I would like you to create a project using Red, White or Blue. You can use all three colors, or two, or just one. The only thing that I would like to see on all of them, is a STAR.. You can use the star as your main focal image, or it may just be a small sparkle in a corner.
Here are my examples
GKD card stock, In the navy, Cherry Red & White. GKD stamp Lots of Lines GKD ink, Navy and Cherry Red.
GKD card stock, Cherry Red, Gingham paper Summer Brights GKD stamp Peace & Joy, Blossoms
Be sure to upload your project to the Gallery by 8:00 PM CST on Sunday, May 31st, and use the tag STV15MON21 so we can find your lovely project!
To see all the entries in the STV15MON21 Gallery, click HERE
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Oh what a FUN Challenge! Love your samples, especially your beautiful Red Cardinal! xo~
Great challenge! Can't wait to play. And I LOVE your little comment about asking what WE can do for the challenge - you are such a clever girl!!!! Both your cards are awesome!!!!
haha! cute intro! Awesome creations too! Thanks for hosting this week Barbara!
Wonderful Challenge Barbara, and Fantastic Cards! Love them both! :)
Sounds like a fun challenge. I love your card of the cardinal and a super cool idea of changing the branch to a summer branch. Thanks, that does let us use it much more often and differently.
Great challenge Barbara and I love the cards you did for it too. I made a card using blue and white with a touch of green. Hope that will fit the bill and I added some star bling too. HERE is my entry.
Great challenge and great cards!
Beautiful cards.
Love the tag with the bird, such a clever way to use that stamp. Both cards are gorgeous!
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Ashley founded Evolve Development, a Melbourne based property development company in 2003. Evolve has completed projects in excess of $1 billion. The company has won numerous awards for its innovative and highly regarded residential projects.
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I felt my face flush to a dark red, my bad blush clearly showing my embarrassment. Mistakes – everyone makes them, and no likes to be the center of attention when they do! Looking foolish is embarrassing. Whether it's slipping on wet pavement in front of others, saying the wrong word and getting laughed at, or not knowing the answer to a question we should know the answer to; embarrassment is something we've all felt.
Our culture has become one that delights in pointing at others to embarrass them, to blame them. People sue for spilled coffee for goodness sakes! And when the blaming finger gets pointed at you, it's embarrassing. It's lonely. It's demoralizing. It is a blow to your ego, a reminder that that you are indeed NOT perfect.
Jesus was blamed too, throughout His ministry, even though He was sinless. He was blamed for breaking laws, blamed for healing on the Sabbath, blamed for blasphemy, and more. Fingers pointed at Him as people called out "crucify him"! He was pointed at, beaten, condemned, laughed at, and on and on. And yet, He survived it all. He conquered it all. He mastered those who would try to master Him. He did this because of His unending love for you.
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"Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear."