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Agricultural water quality act
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. Subcommittee on Conservation and Credit.
|LC Classifications||KF27 .A3226 1977d|
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These compilations of drinking water-related laws were once referred to by staff and the regulated community as "The Blue Book." Drinking water-related statutes are from the Corporations Code, Education Code, Food and Agricultural Code, Government Code, Health and Safety Code, Public Resources Code, and Water Code. establishment and operation of cost-effective water quality monitoring systems for agricultural water uses. prevention of adverse effects of agricultural activities on water quality for other social and economic activities and on wetlands, inter alia through optimal use of on-farm inputs and the minimization of the use of external inputs.
Draft Proposal for Legislation to Control Water Pollution from Agricultural Sources Robert J. Piampiano also known as the Water Quality Act of , that a meaningful program of nationwide federal regulations was enacted. The amendments ' The magnitude of water pollution from . Agriculture Water Quality Plan for each farm. 2. Answer the nine questions on page one of the Producer Workbook to determine if an Agriculture Water Quality Plan is needed for the operation, and if so, which sections of the Producer Workbook to complete. 3. Answer the questions under the sections you were prompted to complete. If you answer.
Core Principle 1: Part 1 - Core 4 Principles Principle 1: Conservation Tillage Conservation tillage practices are used in crop production to reduce negative effects on soil, water, and air quality. The three primary conservation tillage practices are designed to limit tilling requirements while maintaining a crop residue on the soil surface. Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (PACA) Research & Promotion Programs; Mandatory Market Reporting; Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) Warehouse Act; Packers and Stockyards Act; Food Security Act; Federal Seed Act; US Grain Standards Act; Plant Variety Protection Act; Food Quality Protection Act; Cotton and Tobacco; Shell Egg Surveillance.
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This page gives you access to different types of information covering water quality, especially as related to agriculture. For a broader coverage, the U. Geological Survey provides answers to frequently asked questions on water, including Agricultural water quality act book quality and contamination and pollution.
Wetland and water resources are found on many farms. These resources include streams, ponds, bogs, marshes, swamps, and wet meadows, among y wetlands provide people with drinking water purification, groundwater recharge, flood control and pollution control, among other benefits.
Under Section of the Clean Water Act, it is unlawful to discharge dredged or fill material into. by the Water Quality Act ofClear Water Restora-tion Act ofand Water Quality Improvement Act of The Federal Water Pollution Control Act ofPublic Law 92–, was passed so that the effective-ness and speed of implementation of water pollution control could be improved.
This is. The Food Security Act, the amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, the Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments, and the Food, Agriculture, Conservation and Trade Act produced a combination of new programs and mandates that can be used to address soil and water quality problems.
The National Water Quality Handbook is the result of a collaborative effort of the NRCS Science and Technology Consortium. Special thanks to the following individuals for their leadership and support in the development and publishing of this essential technical reference: Wil Fontenot, natural resource specialist, Lafayette, Louisianna.
Statutes relating to Agricultural Water Quality Management ORS Water Quality Management Pesticide Management Plan for Water Quality Protection The plan outlines the roles, policies and legal authorities of each government agency with the responsibilities for protecting Oregon's water resources from pesticides and the process by which these.
Agricultural Water Quality Management Program Inthe federal Clean Water Act was passed to clean up water pollution from human activities such as forestry, factories, wastewater treatment plants, and agricultural runoff. Oregon’s Agricultural Water Quality Management Act (Act) was.
The water quality objectives and laws are set by the national Clean Water Act of and California's Porter Cologne Water Quality Control Act. While the rules pertaining to water quality and agriculture may vary from region to region, there are many similarities being discussed as the RBs update their Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program rules.
Get this from a library. Agricultural water quality act: hearing before the Subcommittee on Conservation and Credit of the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, first session, on H.R.Septem [United States.
Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. Subcommittee on Conservation and Credit.]. Water quality is a measure of the suitability of water for a particular use based on selected physical, chemical, or biological characteristics.
In agriculture, water must be of suitable quality to irrigate crops or provide drinking water for livestock.
Agricultural operations can also negatively affect water quality. This book offers four specific strategies that can serve as the basis for a national policy to protect soil and water quality while maintaining U.S.
agricultural productivity and competitiveness. Timely and comprehensive, the volume has important implications for the Clean Air Act and the farm bill. enhance the quality of water, and serve the purposes of the Clean Water Act. "Serve the purposes of the Act" (as defined in sections (a)(2), and (c) of the Act) means that water quality standards should: provide, wherever attainable, water quality for the protection and propagation offish, shellfish, andFile Size: KB.
USEPA water quality criteria for animals. The USEPA published proposed water quality standards for irrigation, livestock, aquatic life, wildlife, public freshwater, marine aquatic life and recreational water in The criteria were formulated and published by the USEPA pursuant to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of and the Water Quality Act of Agricultural water is water that is used to grow fresh produce and sustain livestock.
The use of agricultural water makes it possible to grow fruits and vegetables and raise livestock, which is a main part of our diet.
Agricultural water is used for irrigation, pesticide. and fertilizer applications., crop cooling (for example, light. Division 6 of the Water Code), the Agricultural Water Measurement Regulation (Title 23 California Code of Regulations), and Executive Order B It is meant to help agricultural water suppliers better understand the Water Code Agricultural Water Management Plan (AWMP) requirements and assist them in developing an AWMP.
If you have questions or need help with a program related to the KY Agriculture Water Quality Act (KAWQA) contact Amanda Gumbert, Extension Water Quality Liaison.
Information and links are below. Information and links are below. Water Quality Plan’’ and ‘‘Certification’’ on pages 39 and This site-specific plan will serve as a record of the management decisions made that could prevent impacts to surface or groundwater from this farm.
The plan will belong to the landowner or producer and can. The presence of natural or non-natural pollutants in water resulting from human activity such as the introduction of harmful agricultural and industrial pollutants into rivers that could be the Author: Asha Gupta.
This book examines linking policies, farm management and water quality. It looks at recent trends and prospects for water pollution from agriculture and the implications of climate change. It assesses the costs and benefits of agriculture's impact on. More than four decades after passage of the Clean Water Act, which cut effluent from industries and sewage treatment plants, agriculture has emerged as the biggest threat to.
The Clean Water Act (CWA) is the primary federal law in the United States governing water objective is to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the nation's waters; recognizing the responsibilities of the states in addressing pollution and providing assistance to states to do so, including funding for publicly owned treatment works for the Enacted by: the 92nd United States Congress.SUMMARY TABLE Update October Canadian Water Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Agricultural Water Uses 6 hBoron guideline = µgL-1 for blackberries =– µgL-1 for peaches, cherries, plums, grapes, cowpeas, onions, garlic, sweet potatoes, wheat, barley, sunflowers, mung beans, sesame, lupins, strawberries, Jerusalem artichokes, kidney beans, and lima beansFile Size: 60KB.Agriculture, Hydrology and Water Quality First Edition by Philip Haygarth (Author), Steven C Jarvis (Author) ISBN ISBN Why is ISBN important?
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Steven Urquhart, a Republican member of the Utah Senate from St. George, has announced his retirement.
The St. George Spectrum reports Urquhart said he does not plan on running for re-election this year, citing a desire to return to his practice as a lawyer and to increase volunteer work.
Before his election to the Senate, Urquhart served as a Utah state representative.
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Formed from the ashes of Fetch Eddie, Two-Bob Ted was an acoustic trio comprising Paul O'Donnell, Rosaleen Glennon and Aaron James. The group performed Fetch Eddie favourites and new compositions. The photograph below shows the band performing at the wedding of Rosaleen and Emma Gibbs Loves Badges guitarist, Martin Sketchley. Aaron James is still recording and regularly playing live with Fetch Eddie bass player, Lloyd McKenzie.
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Tamworth Herald – 15/09/89
The Cheese and Wine Party – Tamworth Arts Centre
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First off, apologies for missing One Happy Song, but we arrived a little late just in time for this combo. The silly name thinly disguised the fact that we were being treated to a performance by the majority of Fetch Eddie early in the evening. They ran through acoustic versions of a umber of old faves which came as a refreshing spin-off to their usual shows. Hopefully this style will win over some of the Tamworth people who are automatically put off Fetch Eddie by their irrational fear of pop music.
Another acoustic spin-off from a big local band, but in this case the novelty is wearing off. For the first few times this was good for a laugh but there can be surely no future in it when DHSS is bursting with such potential. It is great what two men and a guitar can do – but it is no more than busking and can be done just as easily in a Tamworth street.
A couple of gigs ago it became clear to me that Emma Gibbs are good – and now they are just getting better. They put in another professional performance which went down well at a considerably less-than-full Arts Centre. Emma Gibbs are now a very well established band with a number of catchy tracks that really stand out. And best of all, it wasn’t an acoustic set – the first two were good but quite enough thanks.
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text: However, J&J's long-running manufacturing quality problems continue to hurt sales of consumer health products, which were down 3.6 percent in the U.S. and 0.4 percent worldwide at $3.65 billion in the quarter.The company has issued about 30 recalls of Tylenol and other products since September 2009. Reasons range from nauseating packaging smells to tiny glass and metal shards in liquid medicines. Costs for upgrades and completely rebuilding one factory, and for lost sales as Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl and other products remained off store shelves, top $1 billion. Upgrading its factories and getting all the products back in stores has dragged on far longer than the company initially predicted. "We will return a consistent supply of our key products over the course of 2013," Gorsky said, with about 75 percent of the brands getting back on the market. Two years ago, Gorsky's predecessor, Bill Weldon, said all the products would be back in stores by the end of 2011. "They haven't turned the corner on the fallout from the string of recalls," said analyst Erik Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business. "Without the sales added by the Synthes acquisition, overall sales were anemic and medical device and diagnostic sales took a dive." The $19.7 billion acquisition of surgical trauma equipment and orthopedic implants maker Synthes Inc. last June drove a 14 percent increase in sales of medical devices and diagnostics, J&J's largest segment, to $7.38 billion. Prescription medicine sales rose 7.1 percent, to $6.53 billion, despite continuing revenue losses to generic competition for several drugs. Newer medicines posted double-digit sales jumps, including HIV drug Prezista, Invega Sustenna for schizophrenia and Simponi and Stelara for immune disorders such as psoriasis. Gorsky told the analysts the company is poised to take advantage of expected growth of health care sales in developed countries from $5.5 billion in 2012 to $8 billion in 2022.

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A multiplicity of substrates and hormones interact to influence neonatal glucose homeostasis. Based on prior studies in our laboratory, we hypothesized that glucose alone does not tightly control neonatal glucose homeostasis. Fifteen spontaneously delivered, mixed-breed term lambs, weighing 4.7 ± 0.9 kg (mean ± SD) were studied at 4.7 ± 0.6 days after birth following administration of 100 μCi d[6,6-3H2] glucose in 0.9% NaCl by the prime plus constant fusion technique to measure glucose production. After a baseline period, five lambs received 8.5 mg · kg−1 · min−1 glucose in combination with the following to isolate the contribution of glucose: somatostatin to block insulin, glucagon, and growth hormone release; metyrapone to block cortisol release; phentolamine to block α-adrenergic release; and propranolol to block β-adrenergic release (glucose + blockade). Five lambs received the above without the glucose infusion (blockade). Five lams continued to receive 0.9% NaCl alone as the diluent for the isotopic tracer throughout the study (control). The glucose + blockade group had a significant increase in plasma glucose (P < .0001) and a significant increase in total glucose appearance (P < .0001) compared with both the blockade and control groups. Under conditions of glucose infusion at a rate 49% greater than the basal rate, the endogenous glucose production rate persisted such that there was only an evanescent decrease compared with that of the control group, which was not statistically different over time. As a substrate, glucose does not tightly control neonatal glucose homeostasis.
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Gloria Satterfield to be remembered as ‘champion of love and charity’
The family of Gloria Satterfield, a Hampton County mother of two who had worked for suspended and accused South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh before his death and subsequent theft of his death colonies, held a conference on Thursday. press in Hampton’s historic Palmetto Theater to announce a charitable foundation established in Satterfield’s name.
According to her family, Satterfield loved the joy of Christmas and giving to others, and Gloria’s Gift Foundation will help struggling families in Hampton County provide a special Christmas gift or meal.
This nonprofit foundation will be funded initially with a portion of more than $7 million in civil lawsuit settlement funds and later potentially from a $4.3 million judgment confession recently signed by Murdaugh acknowledging his liability in a wrongful death insurance scheme that Murdaugh allegedly orchestrated involving Satterfield’s estate.
“Having fought the good fight for justice, we choose to ensure that Gloria’s lasting legacy is not that of a victim, but that of a champion of love and charity,” said said Ginger Hadwin, Satterfield’s sister.
After:Hampton County Dispatches: Remembering Victims, Lives Lost in Murdaugh’s Crime Saga
After:SC Supreme Court seeks to strike out Alex Murdaugh pending hearing next week
Satterfield died in February 2018 following what was reported to be a trip and fall at Murdaugh’s home in Colleton County, Moselle. Murdaugh allegedly approached Satterfield’s sons, Tony Satterfield and Brian Harriot, shortly after his death and convinced them to pursue his own insurance, after which he allegedly conspired with a longtime friend, the Beaufort County attorney, Cory Fleming, to steal death settlements and insurance payments. .
Both Murdaugh and Fleming have been charged in the case and suspended from practicing law, and Murdaugh, through his attorney, apologized to the Satterfield family at a bond hearing on December 13, 2021.
After:SLED to exhume Satterfield’s remains as investigations into Alex Murdaugh continue
After:Estate of Gloria Satterfield dismisses lawsuit against Bank of America
Murdaugh is now at the center of a high-profile and intensely watched crime saga as he faces 82 criminal charges and 11 civil lawsuits, even as state police investigate the June 2021 shooting death of his wife and youngest son, but Thursday’s event was about rewriting the story of at least one victim and claiming a positive end to Satterfield’s story and legacy.
Members of the Satterfield, Harriot and Hadwin families said they were hurt by media descriptions of Satterfield as a mere ‘governess’ and ‘nanny’ to Murdaugh and his late wife, Maggie, and wanted to be remembered of her as much more.
“Today is about redefining Gloria’s legacy,” said Eric Bland, who along with his partner, Ronnie Richter, represented the Satterfield estate and his heirs in their civil case. “The family got sick of hearing that she was just a housekeeper, that she was Murdaugh’s housekeeper. She was so much more than a housekeeper. She was someone one who loved, lived, laughed.
“She had a heart full and pure of kindness and love for everyone she met,” Hadwin said. “She was humble, she was a Southern woman filled with gratitude and grace…She was so much more than just a housekeeper.”
Satterfield’s story also involved playing a key role in bringing down Murdaugh in the criminal and civil justice systems. While he is accused of robbing many other legal clients and his former legal partners, it was the Satterfield case that helped launch state-level investigations into Murdaugh with the US Grand Jury. State and state law enforcement division.
After:Power, Prestige, and Privilege: Behind the Rise and Fall of the Murdaugh Dynasty in South Carolina
After:3 takeaways from the ABC special ’20/20′ about the Murdaugh family crime saga
Before Murdaugh’s judgment confession was filed, Bland told the Guardian that his clients had almost received “a full cup of justice”. After Murdaugh signed the legal confession, Satterfield’s family decided to share this cup with others in Hampton County over Christmas.
During the press conference, Satterfield’s family presented a ceremonial check for $55,000 to establish the charitable fund, which was followed by a check for $20,000 from Bland Richter, LLP. These funds, along with future donations, will be invested securely so the foundation can grow and continue to operate for years to come, Bland and Hadwin said, adding that the foundation would maintain open and transparent records.
Gloria’s Gift will begin with gift packages worth $250 to $500 for somewhere between 10 and 20 Hampton County families in the first round later this year, they added.
Donations can be sent by check to: Gloria Satterfield’s Foundation, PO Box 1093, Varnville, SC 29944.
The family is in the process of launching a website, which will be: gloriasgift.com. Applications for Hampton County families in need of assistance can be found on this website.
The family is also looking for volunteers to help with the holiday charity project.

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Voters in Georgia faced long lines of hours on Monday as people flocked to the polls for the first day of early voting in the state, which has developed a national reputation in recent years for voting matters .
Eager voters endured waits of six hours or more in Cobb County, which was once a strong Republican but voted Democrats in the recent election, and joined the lines that surrounded buildings in the strong Democratic county of DeKalb. They also traveled in large numbers to Floyd County in northern Georgia, where support for Donald Trump is strong.
At least two counties briefly encountered problems with the electronic ballot books used to register voters. The question interrupted the vote for some time at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Voters who voted at the basketball stadium, which was used as an early voting site, faced long waits to resolve the issue.
Adrienne Crowley, who waited over an hour to vote, told the Atlanta Journal Constitution that nothing would get her out of line to vote. “I would have voted all day if I had to.”
Elsewhere in Atlanta, some voters said they waited more than 10 hours for a chance to vote early.
Voters began lining up outside polling stations in the hours before dawn, with some using their mobile phone flashlights to help other voters complete pre-registration forms, according to the Constitution of Atlanta Journal.
Janine Eveler, Cobb County Election and Registration Officer, said the county has prepared as much as it can, “but there is little room in the rooms and parking space. in the parking lot.
“We’re maximizing both of those things,” she says. “People have double parking, we practically have traffic jams in our parking lot,” she added.
Hundreds of people slowly moved along a line that snaked back and forth past Cobb’s main election office in a suburb northwest of Atlanta. Good humor seemed to prevail, although some people said at 1 p.m. that they had been waiting six hours. A brief cheer arose when a pizza delivery boy brought someone a pie online.
Steve Davidson, who is black, said the late US Congressman John Lewis and others fought too long and hard to get his place at the polls for him to tire and walk away.
“They have been fighting for decades. If I have to wait six or seven hours, it is my duty to do so. I will be happy to do it, ”Davidson said.
Georgia is the latest state to see extremely long lines on the first day of in-person voting. Election officials also saw unprecedented voter turnout on the first day of in-person advance voting in states like Virginia and Ohio.
With a record turnout expected for this year’s presidential election and fears over exposure to the coronavirus, election officials and advocacy groups have encouraged people to vote early, in person or by absent ballot.
Nationally, more than 9.4 million people have already voted, an unprecedented number, according to data collected by Michael McDonald, professor of political science at the University of Florida.
Democrats are trying to grab a seat in the U.S. Senate in Georgia in a race, where Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff challenges incumbent Republican David Perdue.
Georgia has long been seen as a Republican stronghold, but many believe recent demographic shifts have made it a more competitive state. A recent poll shows Donald Trump and Joe Biden in statistical equality across the state.


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The sixth issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 11 hits comic stands this week and sees the creative team of writer Christos Gage and artist Rebekah Isaacs reunited once again. (Numfar, do the dance of joy!) While great stuff is in store for readers from the dynamic duo behind the scenes, things only grow darker and darker for Buffy and her friends as they are finally able to uncover clues as to what horrifying remedy the United Stated government has come up with for the nation’s problematic supernatural population.
One of the fun things about Star Trek fiction is that, over time, it has brushed up against other fictional universes – sometimes very overtly, as in the Star Trek/Green Lantern or Star Trek/Planet of the Apes comics of recent years, and going at least as far back as some peculiar crossovers with the X-Men in the 1990s. Sometimes, though, these cross-dimensional encounters have to be more referential than that, for one reason or other, and that is where New Visions #15 exists. At least, I think so.
I have never been a big fan of Steven Moffat’s run on Doctor Who; however, even I can admit that Series 10 is off to a great start. With “The Pilot,” we have started the final season for both Moffat and star Peter Capaldi, leading to them handing off the baton to writer Chris Chibnall and the as-yet-unnamed Thirteenth Doctor this Christmas.
This series creatively meshes a variety of pre-existing characters in a freshly re-imagined Victorian London universe. Kim Newman’s brilliant script is a true tribute to literature and an artistic creation beyond Bram Stoker’s classic novel. She uses anarchists, criminals, and artists from novels, short stories, films, and even operas as characters coexisting in her version of Victorian London. As I read, I found myself searching the characters’ names and reading up on their original roles in other works. The interactions between these characters make the tale unique and creative. I appreciate that the characters are not popular, because it allowed me to enjoy learning about lesser-known figures and their stories. (I may need to go and read The Princess Casamassima after reading this series!) When a work can inspire and encourage a reader to research and explore other works, I find that to be impressive.
Mia, a scientist who has been to space looking for new life with her father, is now deep under the ocean trying to figure out who killed him. The problem is that there are more than a handful of possible suspects, all trying their best to help Mia survive on the underwater station as it literally falls apart around them, but which is trying to stop her from solving the murder.
Sometimes, it takes a fresh perspective to start knocking on new doors, and other times, it helps to step away from a problem for awhile and come back to it. Our vanished superhero team, stuck in the small town of Rockwood, hasn’t done much of the latter. They’ve been living and thinking in the mire of their situation for some time now. For each, it has had a different effect. Now, the daughter of the character who owes the book its title, Black Hammer, has found her way to Rockwood in search of him. She not only represents that fresh perspective, but a journalistic one, as well. She begins digging, and with answers come more questions, some seemingly small, and some very big.
Briggs Land is a raging thunderstorm, and the characters contained inside, particularly main character Grace Briggs, are lightning bolts – and you never know when a powerful strike will take place.
For the last year or two, Dark Horse has been publishing a comic called The Rook which is, in my opinion, everything a good time travel story should be; however, as it turns out, like several of my favorite Dark Horse titles, this one is actually a reboot of a classic comic from back in the day. Furthermore, as they often do, they’ve now begun reprinting the original comics to coincide with the reboot.
In the last near-decade, Jamie McKelvie and Kieron Gillen made their mark on the world of comics in a big way with their hit series, Phonogram. After reading over 500 pages of the completed collection of the series, I realized two things: It's one of the most British things I've ever read, and it's also one of the most brilliant. Collecting the three major arcs (19 issues, along with some shorter pieces within the universe), The Complete Phonogram lives up to the hype the series has garnered as one of the most iconic series in recent history. With that being said, let's start the show.


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Yoon says Korea, Vietnam are key R&D partners on visit to Samsung plant in HanoiBy Shin Ji-hye
Published : June 24, 2023 - 14:02
President Yoon Suk Yeol concluded his state visit to Vietnam on Saturday morning with a visit to the Samsung Electronics R&D Center in Hanoi.
During a meeting with young employees, he highlighted the importance of the digital partnership between Korea and Vietnam. He pledged to support collaborative research efforts between the two nations, aiming to generate value by combining the technological strengths of both Korea and Vietnam.
The meeting was attended by Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong, R&D center employees, Korean digital companies with a presence in Vietnam, Vietnamese digital companies with a presence in Korea, as well as young workers in the industry from both Korea and Vietnam.
During his opening speech at the meeting, Yoon stated, "As all of you know, now is the era of digital advancement that seeks to take a step towards artificial intelligence, following the development of semiconductor chips, information technology, and computer networks."
He emphasized that the exchange of ideas and the joint exploration of advanced scientific technologies among young people from both nations would be crucial in building a stronger future for both countries.
Before the meeting with employees, Yoon visited the booths of Vietnam's VKIST, an institute whose establishment was supported by Korea, Korea IT School, which nurtures software talents in Vietnam, and KH Vatec, a leading global company specializing in hinge parts for foldable phones.
VKIST, a science and technology research institute in Vietnam modeled after Korea Institute of Science and Technology, showcased the outcomes of collaborative research between KIST and VKIST. Among the notable demonstrations was a "universal self-driving robot."
Korea IT School is a program aimed at fostering software education among Vietnamese youth and facilitating the recruitment of talented individuals by local Korean companies. Since 2019, the program has trained 208 individuals, with 172 of them securing internships at local Korean companies.
With a market share of approximately 80 percent in the global foldable hinge sector, KH Vatec employs approximately 9,000 local workers in Vietnam.
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JOAN ARMATRADING CBE
NATURAL RHYTHM – Released via BMG on July 23rd 2021
Speaking about the new single, Joan said: “Natural Rhythm’s got right inside my soul, the pulse is slow but my heart beats fast.”
Natural Rhythm is the second single from Consequences, Joan Armatrading’s recently released Top 10 album which shot straight into the UK Top10 in its first week of release.
On July 23rd BMG release Natural Rhythm, from Consequences, following up on the highly successful first single, Already There .
Natural Rhythm is the first track on Consequences (Radio 2’s Album Of The Week week) and, as with the other nine songs, is completely written, performed and produced by Joan herself.
The new single is a jaunty upbeat song in complete contrast to the first single which described a different aspect of love, the moment when one person had already fallen in love and was waiting for their partner to catch up.
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Natural Rhythm, as with all Joan’s songs has a beautifully crafted lyric which denies being Star Crossed but admits to being lovers and reading each other like an open book.
Joan will be performing tracks from Consequences as well as some of her biggest hits on the live stream concert she is airing on July 31st. Tickets for access to the concert are available now from https://joan.lnk.to/Livestream and are priced at £ 24.00.
PLAY DOWNLOAD JUNE 16th AND RELEASE OFFICIAL ‘MAGDALENA’ VIDEO
Blurred Vision are delighted to confirm their appearance at Download Festival on Sunday 16th June. They play the Dogtooth stage at 12.40pm.
This will be the first time Blurred Vision have played the prestigious three day event which is held at Donington Park, Leicestershire. Download is the UK’s biggest annual rock and heavy metal event and the natural successor to the Monsters of Rock Festival held there until 1996.
Ahead of Blurred Vision’s festival appearance comes the release of the official music video for their new single ‘Magdalena’ – the first offering from the band’s forthcoming second album.
The video was shot in East London in an abandoned warehouse turned nightclub and takes viewers into the heart of the song’s club-thumping pulse. Footage sees the band performing live and as vivid blue silhouette figures beneath a cascading light show and gives a clear sense of the energy of the new live show and new line-up.
Blurred Vision will also be performing a special free concert at the Old Queens Head in Islington on Thursday 6th June to celebrate the release of the ‘Magdalena’ music video. Fans are encouraged to reserve their free tickets online to guarantee entry and tickets can be found on the band’s official website.
To watch the official video for ‘Magdalena’, download/stream the song on Spotify and Apple Music, and to get tickets to the band’s free show in London, please visit http://blurredvisionmusic.com
NEW SINGLE FROM BLURRED VISION ‘MAGDALENA’
DIGITAL RELEASE DATE – FRIDAY 10th MAY 2019
Free Launch Show 6th June
Old Queens Head, 44 Essex Rd, London N1 8LN
Blurred Vision are pleased to announce the digital release of their new single, ‘Magdalena’.
It will be available on all major streaming and download platforms on 10th May and will be accompanied by a lyric video on Youtube…. https://youtu.be/mmGJBqOsjXY
An official music video will be released on 3rd June to be accompanied by a free show to take place at the Old Queens Head in Angel on Thursday 6th June.
An effervescent, foot-stomping, club rock anthem of a track, ‘Magdalena’ comprises the first offering from the band’s forthcoming second album.
Inspired by the call of the collared dove, ‘Magdalena’ is about an eponymous superheroine who breaks the chains of inhibition and mediocrity to free her subjects from the shackles of their mundane world.
Band founder/songwriter Sepp Osley said “For anyone, if lucky, there is that individual, that free spirit, who comes into your life and completely liberates you from the things that hold you back. Conceptually it really appealed to me as a super power figure. Musically it all started with the call of the collard dove – one of those fortuitous moments where nature gives you that wild ear worm you really want to sing.”
Blurred Vision has been working directly with graduate students from London’s MET Film School to create concepts for both the lyric and the official music videos. Students have submitted original material covering all aspects of animation, editing and post production with a view to bringing a young, fresh approach to the interpretation of the song.
This is not the first time that Blurred Vision have been involved with creative video concepts. Their first video to accompany a retitled remake of Roger Waters’ ‘Another Brick In The Wall’ was directed by award-winning director Babak Payami. The song went viral and the video was cited as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Pop Music Videos of All time by Televisor Germany/MTV Europe.
Blurred Vision’s ‘Dear John’ video, in celebration of John Lennon, brought together artists and fans from across the world while the bleak ‘Democracy (Beckett cut)’ employed a strong monochromatic, confrontational approach which was both stark and compelling.
With the recent announcement of a new live lineup, Blurred Vision are on the verge of releasing their second album. Like their first, it is again produced by Terry Brown.
The new lineup sees the addition of some of London’s hottest young musicians. Joining Sepp Osley are Bentley Levy on bass, Jake Bradford Sharp on drums and Jake Libretto on guitars.
Tickets from the Troubadour and www.blurredvisionmusic.com and ticketweb.co.uk
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The Troubadour, 263-267 Old Brompton Rd, SW5 9JA
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Blurred Vision are a band of our time. Using genres that span the divides – rock with pop, driving riffs with melodic lyrics – they make sense.
Now, more than ever, with a world losing focus, it’s pretty refreshing to find a band like this. Indeed it’s even rather old-fashioned. Bob Dylan noted changing times, John Lennon voted peace a chance, Neil Young was all for impeaching the President. Blurred Vision merely pick up the baton for youth.
Of course it’s not every band that has such an interesting CV to inform their progress.
The two Iranian brothers of this UK based trio, Sepp and Sohl Osley, fled their homeland when young to escape the oppressive regime. Their family set up home in Canada and it was there that they met drummer Ben Riley and in 2010 released their first single, a remake of Pink Floyd’s Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 dubbed (Hey Ayatollah Leave Those Kids Alone).
A huge viral hit (much approved of by Roger Waters), the song was followed by live shows, various video awards, a film soundtrack, an acclaimed first album and appearances at festivals across the UK.
Now, this Autumn, Blurred Vision take their next big step. Having been offered a residency at London’s historic Troubadour Club to spearhead the club’s ‘Season of Peace and Light’ – they play November 4th, 11th, 18th and 24th – they come with a brand new show.
To coincide with these four Earls Court gigs the band release a special five track CD. Limited edition, UK only, it’s titled simply, eponymously, ‘Blurred Vision’. Physical copies of the EP will be on sale exclusively at the shows.
The new material is produced by Terry Brown and has a modernised rock sensibility with a nostalgic sophisti-pop touch. Combined with the lyricism that has become the band’s trademark style, this highlights a new direction of sound for the trio.
In short, Blurred Vision (who are also ambassadors for New York charity WhyHunger) are a self-motivating force to be reckoned with. Make no mistake, one way or another, these boys mean business.
However you call it, Blurred Vision are worth a close look.
Tickets from the Troubadour and www.blurredvisionmusic.com and ticketweb.co.uk
‘Rock ‘n’ Roll In The Making’
With Legendary Producers Terry and Phill Brown
Metropolis Studios, The Power House, 70 Chiswick High Rd, London W4 1SY
Saturday 8th October and Sunday 9th October, 2pm
Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Rush, The Who, Pink Floyd and many more all have one thing in common, well two actually – brothers Terry and Phill Brown.
For the first time in their illustrious and iconic 50+ years in music, they’re teaming up to talk “Rock ‘n’ Roll In The Making”.
And here’s your chance to be a part of this very rare and limited studio experience of a lifetime. Immerse yourself in a day of rockroyalty, hear the stories and pick the brains of two of the most successful producers ever and be part of a new rock experience.
A fully catered event at Metropolis Studios, each day will take a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most successful albums of all time told by the legendary brothers who helped make them. Hear the in depth stories about the genesis of albums from Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Rush, The Who and many more.
Post Q&A, there will be a live performance in studio from Rock trio Blurred Vision. The band’s celebrated debut album was produced by Terry and they have just announced their second album is to be produced and engineered by Terry and Phill, marking the first time in their remarkable career that the Brown brothers will head into the studio to record an album together.
A very limited edition recording of the performance will be printed exclusively for each ticket holder.
The weekend event also marks the birthday anniversary of John Lennon and the band’s tribute to him, “Dear John”, released 9th October 2015. In the spirit of The Beatles, this will be an inclusive happening… everyone will be invited to join the band during the chorus and appear on the final live cut with full sleeve name check..
Hosted and moderated by Prog Magazine Editor in Chief Jerry Ewing and veteran music broadcaster/journalist Malcolm Dome. Tickets are priced at £149 per day.These will be limited to 50 tickets only each day.
Ticket buyers will also get free tickets to Blurred Vision’s ‘Manhattan’ soundtrack album launch party on 30th September at Camden Assembly. Tickets are available now exclusively through the official Blurred Vision Pledge Store: www.pledgemusic.com/projects/blurred-vision
BLURRED VISION ANNOUNCE SOUNDTRACK ALBUM LAUNCH PARTY IN LONDON
Soundtrack Album Launch Party in Association with Pledge Music
Camden Assembly (formerly Barfly) – London
Friday, 30th September 7:30pm – Doors 8:30pm – Show
The launch party for Blurred Vision’s ‘Manhattan’, the soundtrack album to Paramount Pictures’ distributed feature film ‘Manhattan Undying’, will take place at Camden Assembly on 30th September, the CD’s official release date.
The band will be performing brand new songs off the album and tracks never before heard live. The evening will host a variety of special guests and aims to make fans feel like they have entered one of the sets of the film itself.
‘Manhattan’ will be released in digital format only on September 30th, available from all usual outlets. In addition there will be a. limited edition physical release, including signed CD and vinyl copies, available only until the official release date and exclusive to the band’s PledgeMusic store: www.pledgemusic.com/projects/blurred-vision
Tickets are on sale now exclusively through the PledgeMusic link.
Ticket prices are as follows:
£10 – General Admission – advance purchase (£12 at door)
£18 – Deluxe Package – general Admission + ‘Manhattan’ CD
£25 – Gold Package – general admission + ‘Manhattan’ CD + black or red ‘Insanity Cube’ T-shirt
MANHATTAN UNDYING – THE MUSIC
Blurred Vision Soundtrack to new Paramount Pictures’ Film
(with hint of things to come)
UK based Canadian trio Blurred Vision provide pointers to their second album through original music used in Paramount Pictures’ feature film ‘Manhattan Undying’.
The new film stars Americans Luke Grimes (American Sniper, True Blood, 50 Shades of Grey) and Disturbia star Sarah Roemer and had just been released.
A dark love story about a renowned but troubled young painter (Grimes) and his mysterious and immortal vampire muse (Roemer), the movie is set in the gritty backdrop of New York City.
Blurred Vision have seven original tracks featured in the film. These include songs from their critically acclaimed 2015 debut album ‘Organised Insanity’ (hailed as “one of the best of 2015” by Team Rock UK) plus a brand new track called ‘In Spectre’. This latter previews the sound of their forthcoming second album.
The band not only contributed original music to the film but also reworked songs to suit specific scenes. They previously worked with ‘Manhattan Undying’ director/filmmaker Babak Payami on the music video for their award-winning remake of Pink Floyd’s ‘Another Brick In The Wall Part 2’.
Blurred Vision are set for a series of major shows and festivals this summer including their first appearance at Camden Rocks Festival – 4th June, 6pm at Dingwalls. They also make a headline appearance at the first ever Rock On The Lawns festival at Trading Boundaries in Uckfield on 30th July, and play one of the best loved rock festivals of the year with their appearance at Ramblin’ Man Fair, Sunday 24th July, in Mote Park Kent.
Together for the first time!
CUTTING CREW + BLURRED VISION
Selected Live Dates
On April 29th Cutting Crew’s main men, vocalist/founder Nick Van Eede and guitarist Gareth Moulton, head out with Blurred Vision as one unit to play a handful of selected UK dates.
Sometimes it takes a chance meeting, sometimes a span of years, sometimes it’s plain old synergy. Then sometimes it’s simply that old chestnut, six degrees of separation. There’s an argument for all points of view here.
When UK based Canadians Blurred Vision, founded by Iranian born brothers Sepp and Sohl Osley, met world rockers Cutting Crew it was their producer, the renowned Terry Brown, who made the introduction.
The Crew were just one of a host of luminaries that Terry had worked with.
Always drawn to a cracking song – he produced the mega hit ‘(I Just) Died In Your Arms’ amongst others – he was instinctively drawn to Blurred Vision. The two groups met through him and, regardless of age gap existed, the music was on the same page.
Fast forward to 2016 and a one off merger of like minded souls and superlative musicians… All the hits will be featured along with new material from both bands’ recent albums. The dates also mark the 30th Anniversary celebration of ‘(I Just) Died In Your Arms’. With the first leg of the tour already on sale, subsequent dates will be announced shortly.
Cutting Crew have sold millions of records world-wide and their huge radio play continues to grow. Their new album ‘Add To Favourites’ has already been called the ‘best of their career’ (Discussion magazine). Alongside his work with the band, Nick Van Eede is an in-demand song writer with credits including Pixie Lott, Mika, Marillion and Cher amongst others.
Blurred Vision have already caused quite a stir. Their version of ‘Another Brick In the Wall’ led to world-wide acclaim and a ringing endorsement from Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters. Their debut album ‘Organised Insanity’ was hailed by Team Rock UK as “one of the best of 2015” while Record Collector Magazine praised their live show as “Stadium/Arena sound with intellectual clout”.
Tickets are priced £12.50 – £15 and are on sale now from all venues. It could be said there’s a blurring of lines between old and new, but the cutting edge stays the same. The message is clear… this is going to be one unique show!
Take a look on YouTube
BLURRED VISION… THE STORY
In 2009 an uprising took place in Iran. It saw the majority of the country’s population, mainly young students, take to the streets in their millions to protest the corrupt and rigged elections that won president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad his presidency.
Thousands of miles away in Canada Iranian born brothers Sepp and Sohl Osley, along with the rest of the world, watched on social media as horrific scenes unfolded on the streets of Tehran. The government cracked down on peaceful protests and with extreme brutality killed many of those fighting and imprisoned thousands more.
It was the first time a generation was watching an uprising in real time.
The two Osley brothers fled war torn Iran with their family at a very young age in the mid 80s. The scenes that came out of Iran in 2009 hit close to home and they reacted – through their music.
In a span of two months, with producer Terry Brown, they recorded an updated version of Pink Floyd’s iconic song “Another Brick In The Wall Part 2”. But it had a twist. Lead singer/guitarist Sepp decided to sing “Hey Ayatollah Leave Those Kids Alone” replacing “teacher” with protest against a new villain. They wanted to make a stand against the atrocities taking place in their homeland.
After recording their version of the song, the band called the University of Toronto’s film faculty. They wanted to make a statement video. The head of the film faculty forwarded the recording to Babak Payami, a Silver Lion award-winning and celebrated filmmaker who was running the creative arm of the Benetton Group in Italy at the time. On hearing the track Babak Payami flew directly to Toronto to meet with the band. He confirmed that he would direct the video to the band’s first ever single release.
The video was shot in two days in December 2009 with no budget and with a crew of budding film students. Roger Waters, Pink Floyd’s founder, was approached for his permission to use the song.
On February 1 2010, with the Iranian uprisings still in full force, Blurred Vision uploaded their first video to Youtube in the early hours of the morning.
On waking up they saw the video had gained over 10k views in a few hours. By the second day the number had doubled and the video was well on its way to going viral… but no one really knew the impact it was about to have.
As the view count kept growing Blurred Vision submitted the video as an artistic piece to the Soho Shorts Festival in London UK. It was accepted and in the running for best music video up against the likes of The Gorillaz, Plan B and Franz Ferdinand (although shot on no budget).
In England Sky News was the first to cover the story and with 100k views on Youtube and a nomination in the festival the word spread fast. On July 28 the Associated Press released an article that was picked up by major media publications around the world.
At this point Roger Waters posted a statement on his newly created Facebook page supporting the band and their stand against what he called a “repressive regime”. Blurred Vision was in the world’s spotlight.
Features appeared in The Independent, The Guardian and The Telegraph;their first major TV appearance on BBC GMT was watched by 75 million people around the world. This included the White House who had taken an interest in what the brothers had done.
The video would also become one of the first cover songs on Youtube to go viral. (While this happens regularly now it is almost never with such global artistic/social impact.)
After weeks of press in the UK Sepp and Sohl Osley returned to Toronto to find themselves in a difficult position. They had a massive media craze but no music to follow it up with, not even a band to call their own.
Then Terry Brown introduced them to drummer Ben Riley, son of famous composer and organist Doug Riley. It was group at first sight.
Meanwhile the video was making waves. It won best music video at the first ever Beverly Hills Film and New Media Festival in October 2010. It was an official selection in the Atlantic City Film Festival and, most notably, it was chosen by Televisor Germany in association with MTV Europe as one of the top 100 most influential Pop Music Videos of All time. It was also displayed in the Museum of Modern Art in Cologne and at Fact Liverpool in the UK alongside the likes of The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, and many more.
The newly formed band started to rehearse and record with Terry Brown for a debut album but their focus was primarily elsewhere. They wanted to be ready the next time they found themselves in the spotlight so they spent the next four years performing concerts in the US and Canada.
In 2012 they became official ambassadors of NYC based hunger and poverty charity Whyhunger, joining the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Carlos Santana and Jackson Browne.
They became the only band invited from Canada to perform at The Beatles 50th Anniversary Concert in New York City playing to a sold out crowd at the historic Hudson Theater in Manhattan. (Organisers declared “In the very near future, when Blurred Vision are a worldwide name and adored by millions, the producers will be able to say they were visionaries and knew exactly what they were doing by inviting this band to New York City”.) Blurred Vision then played the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square at the annual WhyHunger Awards.
In 2014 Blurred Vision performed at what would become one of the world’s biggest festivals in numbers , World Pride in Toronto, which brought in approximately 2 million attendees to the Pride parade.
The following year the band released their debut album “Organised Insanity”. It was met with widespread acclaim. They made their new base in London and began work on the video for “Dear John” a birthday message to John Lennon. Fans and musicians from across the world took part in a poignant tribute to the man and his legacy.
In 2018 Blurred Vision saw a line-up change. With front man Sepp now settled in the UK and Sohl and Ben remaining in Canada, three young British musicians joined Sepp…. Bentley Levy on bass, Jake Bradford Sharp on drums and Jake Libretto on guitars.
Recently Blurred Vision has been working directly with graduate students from London’s MET Film School to create concepts for both a lyric and official music video for their new digital single release ‘Magdalena’.
‘Magdalena’, along with the lyric video, was released on May 10th with the official video out June 3rd and a free launch show on June 6th. It is the first track to be released from ‘Redemption’, the forthcoming second album scheduled for Autumn release.
This is not the first time that Blurred Vision have been involved with creative video concepts. In addition to their Roger Waters’ track and the ‘Dear John’ video the band have produced several other memorable videos including the bleak but potent ‘Democracy (Beckett cut)’ employing a strong monochromatic, confrontational approach.
2019 also saw the band play Download festival while a performance at the new Cancer on the Rocks festival in London is scheduled for November 23rd. Ramblin’ Man festival has already been announced for next year.
In addition, on October 9th, Blurred Vision pay tribute to John Lennon with a concert celebrating his legacy and birthday. The evening, in aid of the UK charity War Child and taking place at the Hard Rock hotel, has been organised by Sepp Osley and has various artists on the bill including Marillion’s Steve Hogarth and Nick Van Eede of Cutting Crew. A remixed version of the single ‘Dear John’ hits the airwaves at the same time along with a video featuring various musicians voicing their good wishes to the Beatles’ legend.
Blurred Vision blend nostalgic rock with a modernised pop touch. Combined with the thought-provoking lyrics that have become the band’s trademark style, it creates a compelling and adrenalin-fuelled sound. Are they going places – you bet they are.


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In a story so believable it sounds like it came straight from the tabloids, author Jami Alden continues her Taggart brothers trilogy with Kept.
Derek Taggart can think of a hundred things he would rather be doing than security detail at this high-society charity gig. Having to keep an eye on the rich and aimless is not his idea of fun, especially when there is not even a good catfight to keep him entertained. A bored Derek is not a happy Derek. Following a socialite into a restricted area to keep his mind in the game, he gets more than he bargained for when Alyssa Miles sets off his libido with a simple handshake. Time to back off and get back to work.
When Gemini, Derek's company, is asked to provide additional security for Ms. Miles, Derek is reluctant to help. He may not have recognized the name at the benefit, but her escapades are tabloid fodder all over the globe. She is pampered, spoiled and appears to have a problem with pharmaceuticals that no amount of security will fix. Why should he waste his time trying to keep her out of trouble?
Alyssa does not understand what is happening. Why does she keep having these episodes? She has been sober for several years, yet she still feels light-headed and ill sometimes. Reeling from her father's murder, she doesn't even have time to grieve before she is thrust back into the spotlight for the family diamond business. She is not sure why she needs extra security, but Derek Taggart makes her feel safe.
Diamonds are the root of all Alyssa's problems, and Derek will have to take drastic action if he is going to keep her out of harm's way. Readers will keep turning the pages as the danger escalates as quickly as the passion between these two strong-willed people.

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Aaron Greenberg, Ukraine, Unicef discussed on UN News
This is the news in brief from the United Nations. UN humanitarians on Friday said that they were urgently ramping up efforts to provide vulnerable children with specialist and psychosocial support, amid tremendous mental health needs, and other dangers linked to the Russian invasion. Aaron Greenberg, the UN Children's Fund, regional child protection adviser for Europe and Central Asia, said that the agency was anticipating numbers in terms of all forms of violence against children to be in the tens of thousands, before the 24th of February, Ukraine's orphanages boarding schools and other institutions for youngsters housed more than 91,000 children around half with disabilities. Today only around one third of that number have returned home, including those evacuated from the east and south, mister Greenberg said. If you start doing the math, there are children who remain in institutions who were not evacuated either internally or externally, and there are children in foster care families whose payments were temporarily interrupted. And there are children in guardianship arrangements, a significant number. So the number of children in need who are vulnerable pre crisis and who's now vulnerabilities have been accelerated is incredibly high. Throughout Ukraine, UNICEF has 56 deployed mobile units to provide specialized health services to traumatize children. There are also 12 dedicated violence mobile teams in the east where fighting is ongoing, and these units have worked with 7000 cases of specific violence involving women and children. Staying with Ukraine and its impact in Africa is likely to be significant and worrying. UN development experts have warned ahuna esia Conway, director of the UN development program's Africa bureau, told journalists in Geneva that the COVID-19 pandemic had already created immense discontent across the continent, tens of millions of people have been pushed into poverty by the impact of the coronavirus, and the result has been that democracy has been pushed back. Insisted, the virus has also complicated efforts to overcome insecurity and violence, the UNDP official continued in reference to the violent extremism and climate shocks that have destabilized vast areas of the Sahel region in recent years. We have never experienced greater pressure and challenge on our ability to sustain peace and development on a healthy planet as we experience today. A global pandemic that appended the world and changed it forever, we've seen resulting from that, but also in terms of preexisting conditions, rise in poverty and inequality. UNDP economist Raymond gilpin added that Africa's dependence on imports of food, fuel, medicines, and consumer goods made it particularly vulnerable to rising global inflation. This was likely to lead to tensions and there was a distinct possibility that these might spill over into violent protests, mister gilpin added. The average cost of basic foods decreased slightly last month after a large price hike in March, the UN food and agriculture organization FAO said on Friday. Modest falls in the price of vegetable oils and cereals drove the FAO food price index down .8% from the all time high reached in March, the UN agency explained. For other foodstuffs, including rice meat, dairy, and sugar, prices increased slightly and food costs today are still almost 30% higher than they were 12 months ago, which continues to pose a challenge to global food security for the most vulnerable. FAO cereal price index shared .7 points in April, nudged downwards by falling world maze prices, but wheat prices increased by .2%, and were strongly affected by the continued Russian blockade of ports in Ukraine and concerns over crop conditions in the United States, said FAO, which explained that these concerns were tempered by larger wheat exports from India and higher than expected shipments from Russia, which increased by .2%. Daniel Johnson, UN news..


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The first asteroid dust samples brought by a Japanese spacecraft back to Earth indicate that some of the most common meteorites to hit Earth might have originated from a single rocky ancestor in space, Japanese researchers say.
The discovery is based on the dust samples collected by Hayabusa that visited the asteroid 25143 Itokawa.
Researchers studied particles less than four thousandths of inch in length and found them identical to the material that makes meteorites.
Hayabusa was launched by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency in 2003, landed on the surface of the Itokawa asteroid in 2005 and returned to Earth in Australia last summer.
More than 1,500 grains of dust were collected from the sample chamber and analyzed by an international team.
Tomoki Nakamura, a planetary scientist at Tohoku University in Sendai, and his colleagues found mineral signatures that indicate Itokawa had once been heated to more than 1,472 degrees Fahrenheit (800 degrees Celsius) for an extended period, National Geographic reported.
The oldest objects in the solar system are thought to be meteorites that hit the Earth, and the research confirms that S-type asteroids are indeed ancient, Nakamura said. They are primitive planetary bodies that record the history of the early solar system, he added.
Nakamura and his colleagues who have made a number of discoveries about the asteroid believe the dust had been lying on the asteroid's surface for about 8 million years.
They also believe that Itokawa is made from a larger space rock that broke apart in a cataclysmic impact.


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The origin of Poker is widely disputed. There are as many possible birthplaces as there are variations of the game. The most popular belief is that it was invented by the Chinese around 900 A.D., possibly derived from the Chinese dominoes. On New Year's Eve, 969, the Emperor Mu-tsung is reported to have played "domino cards" with his wife.
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Fragments of cards have been tentatively dated to 12th or 13th century in Egypt. Some propose that modern cards originated from the Indian card game of Ganjifa. We can see that narrowing down the exact origin becomes as difficult as pulling a royal straight flush.
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We fund many different projects at the Charity –some large, some small, some research and some practice. What we know about all of them is that it is the passion and dedication of the people who lead these projects that makes each one special and impactful in their own way. We wanted to focus in on the many and varied ways that project leads have gone about developing their work, what motivates them to go the extra mile, and what they have been learning about that can make a difference to others who might want to start their own idea to help those experiencing mental illness.
Head of Services, Sydenham Garden
1. Can you tell us about your career; how and why you came to do the job you do today?
I started my career in mental health as a mental health support worker. I worked with people with a range of mental health conditions to support them to access services that would support them and to find ways to live a more satisfying life. I first started working at Sydenham Garden in 2016. I have always loved nature and growing plants, and Sydenham Garden was a place that brought together my passions of supporting people to develop and grow, by physically growing fruit, vegetables, and flowers.
2. What sparked the idea to apply for Maudsley Charity funding?
People spend a year with us on a garden placement. Although that is a long time it can fly by quickly. The feedback we got from people taking part in the project was that they felt a little lost at the end of their placement and didn’t know what the next steps would be. We piloted the first Transitions Pathways group and it was a success. We already had a good connection with SLaM services which encouraged us to apply for funding.
3. What is your idea?
Our idea was to support the people we work with to continue to achieve and develop their personal goals. We would work with people as a group or 1:1 to give them tools to identify their strength, what goals they want to reach and ways they could reach these goals. We would work with other organizations that supported and encouraged people to continue further learning, volunteering and develop employment skills.
4. What challenges have you faced in developing from an idea to delivery and how did you overcome them?
Delivering the project was challenging during the pandemic. Lockdown had a negative effect on people’s mental health as people were more isolated and access to services were restricted. People’s anxieties were high and their mood were low. We found it difficult to help people feel positive and to make plans for their future as things were so uncertain. Time was spent on referring people to primary and secondary care mental health services. We had to find ways to lift people’s moods and to be optimistic. We delivered our sessions on Zoom and referred people to our local voluntary service to support them with their Covid efforts. We also referred people to other online support groups and telephone support.
5. What are you still learning about, what has not worked as planned?
We had planned to deliver in person workshops and visits to other local groups. Because of the first lockdown this didn’t go to plan. We found new ways of delivering the sessions remotely and having people visit our online sessions rather than us visiting them in person. I am still learning creative ways to adapt our service to fit with the changing times.
6. What keeps you motivated?
Hearing about achievements that people have made, whether its someone getting on the bus on their own for the first time or someone starting work.
7. What changes would you like to see in future – for your area of work, and/or on a national/local front?
I would like society to be more aware and understanding of mental health conditions. This would promote more inclusion for people to access employment, education and volunteering. I feel like this is already happening, but there is still some work to do.
8. Is there anything you’d do differently if you began this journey again?
I think our service has pretty good knowledge of other services available to people in the borough but I have since found out about services that I hadn’t heard of before. If I was to start again I would network more and do more research on other services.
9. Any advice to someone else who wants to develop an idea?
Make sure it is something you have a passion for. Your passion will get you through the difficult times.
10. Finally… what do you do to look after your own mental health?
I make sure to make time for myself to do the things I enjoy. I’ve planted some bulbs and a small flower bed in my garden. When I’m feeling stressed or overwhelmed I go outside to see how the plants are growing and sit and listen to the birds singing, which always lifts my mood.
The Transitions Pathways Project helps beneficiaries progress into employment, volunteering and further learning
The people behind the projects
In this section of our website you can meet some of the people behind the projects we're backing, and find out first hand what difference our funding makes to patients and staff.
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Research Center of “Azerbaijan National Encyclopedia” held a meeting with well-known historian, chairman of the "Azerbaijan Historians" Public Union, employee of ANAS Institute of Archeology and Ethnography, Professor Rauf Huseynzade.
Firstly, ANAS Vice-President, Director of the Research Center of “Azerbaijan National Encyclopedia”, academician Tofig Naghiyev congratulated the historian on the 90th anniversary and spoke on importance of his scientific problems.
Professor Rauf Huseynzade expounded the problems, that he facing while studying history in Armenia in the Iravan higher educational institutions from 1963 to 2003.
Speaking about problems of historical science in independent Azerbaijan, he emphasized the importance of repeated studying of our history in present period and the researches conducted according to requirements of the Soviet ideology.
The scientist-historian told on the monographs and scientific works, including about the first monograph "The Syrian Sources of the 12-13th Centuries about Azerbaijan". In conclusion he donated a new book to Research Center of “Azerbaijan National Encyclopedia”.
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WASHINGTON — North Korea continues to make improvements to a major nuclear facility, raising questions about President Donald Trump’s claim that Kim Jong Un has agreed to disarm, independent experts tell NBC News.
New satellite images made public by 38north, a web site devoted to analyzing North Korea, show that “improvements to the infrastructure at North Korea’s Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center are continuing at a rapid pace,” three 38north analysts concluded in a paper.
The analysts cautioned that the continued work at the Yongbyon facility “should not be seen as having any relationship to North Korea’s pledge to denuclearize. The North’s nuclear cadre can be expected to proceed with business as usual until specific orders are issued from Pyongyang.”
However, other experts argue that ongoing work on the site of a reactor that is producing fuel for nuclear weapons shows that North Korea has no intention of disarming.
“North Korea is continuing to expand its facilities to produce nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles,” said Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. “We have never had a deal. The North Koreans never offered to give up their nuclear weapons. Never. Not once.”
James Acton, co-director of the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, added, “If they were serious about unilaterally disarming, of course they would have stopped work at Yongbyon. There is a huge gulf between what the administration apparently thinks North Korea is going to do and what they intend to do, and that’s exceptionally dangerous.”
He added, “The Trump administration is lying to itself and to the American people.”
A spokesman for the White House National Security Council did not respond to a request for comment. Spokesmen for the Director of National Intelligence and the CIA declined to comment.
Allison Puccioni, an imagery analyst at Stanford’s Center for International Security and Cooperation and an expert on the Yongbyon facility, said it was unrealistic at this point to expect North Korea to have stopped working on the reactor complex.

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On Saturday, January 20th, Eastern American Diocesan Bishop Nicholas of Manhattan, visited Holy Epiphany Church in Boston, MA, where he led the divine services. His Grace’s visit was timed for the parish festivities in honor of its patronal feast, which had taken place on Friday, January 19. Before the All Night Vigil, the faithful greeted the wonder-working Kursk Root Icon of the Mother of God.
On the morning of Sunday, January 21, the clergy, warden, and faithful greeted Bishop Nicholas. Concelebrating with Bishop Nicholas at Liturgy were the parish rector, Archpriest Victor Boldewskul, and the parish clergy: Archpriest Thomas Reske, Protodeacon Alexander Jarostchuk, Protodeacon Victor Ganson, and Deacon Alexander Kurenkov. Joining the local clergy were Protopresbyter Alexandar Vlajkovic (St. Sava Serbian Cathedral in Cambridge, MA) and Priest Kevin Kalish (cleric of Holy New Martyrs of Russia Church in Norwich, CT).
Upon conclusion of Liturgy, His Grace blessed the new iconostasis, which was carved by Fr. Thomas with the financial support from the parish sisterhood.
Bishop Nicholas congratulated the parish on a successful completion of the parish renovation and expansion project, as well, and encouraged the parishioners to continue their work in fostering a vibrant parish life and in beautifying the church.
Following the Liturgy, parishioners gathered down the street at the parish hall of St. Nektarios Greek Church for a festal banquet. At the reception, the children put on a performance, and the choir sang a few pieces.
In his remarks, Fr. Victor thanked His Grace for his continual support of the parish and his gratitude to the visiting clergy. Father Victor noted that in eight years, the parish will celebrate its 75th anniversary, preparations for which should begin now. With the church expansion and renovation project completed – a complicated endeavor that took years of planning, but was ultimately completed efficiently within six months – the parish needs to focus on paying off the loan ahead of schedule, so that planning and work can begin in building a new parish hall and center by the 75th anniversary.
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For the past 15 years or so, ever since the tech industry began its recovery from the dot-com bust, observers have rushed to declare a new “bubble.”
With each successive increase in the valuations of companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Pinterest, Snapchat, skeptics have dismissed the growth as a “fad” and the extraordinary and real value created as a delusion.
For the past 15 years, these skeptics have been wrong.
And insofar as they dismiss today’s tech environment as a “bubble,” they’re still wrong. Today’s investment climate is still a far cry from the bubble years of the late 1990s.