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Youth, Emotion, Development, and Intervention Lab
The Youth, Emotion, Development, and Intervention (YEDI) Lab at the University of Illinois, housed in the Department of Psychology, focuses on the development of depression and anxiety, as well as broader mental health outcomes (e.g., substance use, behavioral problems, ADHD, self-harm), particularly in children and adolescents, from multiple levels of analysis and measurement, including genetic, stressful environments, biological, cognitive, interpersonal, parenting, peer, and temperament influences.
We have conducted several large-scale multi-wave prospective studies that track children and adolescents, as well as a caretaker, over several years to predict naturalistic trajectories of depression and anxiety based on numerous genetic, biological, and psychosocial vulnerabilities. We are continuing this line of risk research.
Additionally, we are applying the information gained from these in-depth risk factor research studies to advance evidence-based intervention knowledge and improve the lives of youth via personalized prevention of depression.
The overarching main goal of our lab is to enhance understanding of the vulnerabilities and mechanisms that contribute risk to developmental trajectories of depression and anxiety in youth so that developmentally sensitive, brief, evidence-based assessments can be constructed to individualize and personalize interventions to reduce symptoms and prevent these disorders before they crystallize into life-long, recurrent and chronic conditions.
- Congratulations to Tina on her acceptance to the University of Washington for her clinical internship!
- Congratulations to Julianne for her first-author paper in Clinical Psychological Science, and to Chris and Julianne for their paper in Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology! Way to go, research rock stars!
- Congratulations to Erin, Julianne, and Tina for their acceptances to do symposium presentations and to Talia her poster presentation at the 2021 Society for Research in Child Development Conference!
- Congratulations to Julianne & Erin for their symposium presentation at the Society for Research in Adolescence conference!
- Congratulations to Erin on receiving a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (Parent F31) from NIH! Way to go, Erin!
- Congratulations to Erin and Dustin on their publication in Psychological Assessment about how the longitudinal pattern of depression assessed repeatedly over time is different when based on questionnaires versus clinical interviews!
- Congratulations to Talia for receiving an award for her presentation “An Investigation of Rumination as a Moderator of the Parenting-Depression Relationship”. Talia received the Outstanding Poster Presentation in Education, Social Sciences & Human Behavior for her work. Way to go Talia!
- Congratulations to Talia for receiving the Outstanding Clinical-Community Science Undergraduate Student Award from the psychology department for her honors undergraduate thesis investigating rumination as a moderator of the relation between parenting and child depression!
- Congratulations to Tina for receiving the Ed Scheiderer Memorial Award from the Clinical-Community department for her outstanding empirical paper, “The Breadth and Potency of Transdiagnostic Cognitive Risks for Psychopathology in Youth,” published in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology!
- Congratulations to Julianne and Erin for their publication in Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology about how interrelations between positive emotionality and different forms of chronic interpersonal stress relate to growth trajectories of depression and social anxiety!
- Congratulations to Chris on his acceptance to start the Social-Personality Ph.D. program at UC Berkeley starting next fall!
- Congratulations to Kate on her acceptance to attend the Human Development Ph.D. program at Cornell University starting next fall!
- Congratulations to Julianne for her acceptance to do a research talk at the 2020 Society for Research on Adolescence Conference!
- Congratulations to Julianne on her first-author publication in Emotion on longitudinal associations of positive affect and relationship quality among children and adolescents!
- Congratulations to Tina on her first-author publication in Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology showing that a general cognitive vulnerability relates to a breadth of psychopathology among youth, particularly internalizing forms!
- Congratulations to Dustin and Erin for submitting their Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (Parent F31) applications to NIH! Woohoo!
- Congratulations to Julianne and Chris on their publication in Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology on the relation of observed parenting on youth onset of depression!
- Congratulations to Erin on her first-author publication in Journal of Research in Personality about the importance of separating within and between-person variance to understand the longitudinal co-occurrence of depression and anxiety syndromes in youth!
- Congratulations to Elissa on her first-author publication in Clinical Psychological Science on how pubertal timing acts as a transdiagnostic risk for psychopathology in youth!
- Vivian has been awarded a departmental distinction and the Undergraduate Clinical/Community Science Award for her undergraduate psychology thesis on how rumination and interpersonal stress contribute to nonsuicidal self-injury among adolescents! Congratulations, Vivian!
- Tina has been awarded theFred & Ruby Kanfer Award from the Clinical/Community area for research and scholarship aimed at improving the psychological lives of all individuals. Congratulations, Tina!
- Julianne and Chris’s paper on the influence of observed parenting on the prospective onset of youth depression across three years has been accepted! Congratulations!
- Vivian, Fatema, Chris, Julianne, Erin, Dustin, and Tina have all been accepted to present posters at the 2019 Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) conference! Congratulations, everyone!
- Erin & Dustin received an outstanding poster award at ADAA! Congratulations!
- Tina submitted her National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship application. Congrats!
- Julianne has been awarded the National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship. Julianne, we are so excited for you- you’re a rockstar!
- We are looking for undergraduate research assistants for summer 2018 and the 2018-2019 school year. Apply here or contact Fatema at firstname.lastname@example.org for more information.
- Erin’s paper on co-occurring trajectories of anxiety and depression across childhood and adolescence has been accepted. Congratulations, Erin!
- Julianne’s poster on how adolescent girls’ peer experiences are related to symptoms of social anxiety and depression has been accepted to the 2017 Society for Research on Adolescents (SRA) conference. Congratulations, Julianne!
- Julianne’s paper on maternal affective expression and adolescent’s subject experiences of positive affect has been accepted. Congratulations, Julianne!
- Dustin’s paper on the longitudinal relationship between depression and chronotype has been accepted. Congratulations, Dustin!
- Tina’s paper on the role of temperament and positive parent in the development of rumination has been accepted. Congratulations, Tina!
- Julianne submitted a poster presentation on how adolescent girls’ peer experiences are related to symptoms of social anxiety and depression to the 2017 Society for Research on Adolescents (SRA) conference.
- Julianne Griffith has joined our team as a new graduate student. Elissa Hamlat has joined us as post-doctoral research fellow. Welcome to the YEDI Lab, Julianne and Elissa!
- Elissa received the SRP President’s Award for her poster on the length of depressive remission and working memory. Congratulations, Elissa!
- Erin will be presenting her work on co-occurring trajectories of anxiety and depression across childhood and adolescence at the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) convention this November as part of a symposium entitled “Evaluating Prominent Theories Concerning the Role of Stress in Anxiety and Depression Trajectories.” Congratulations on your symposium acceptance, Erin!
- Erin submitted her paper on co-occurring trajectories of anxiety and depression across childhood and adolescence. Her paper is currently under review.
- Fatema’s poster on the developmental co-occurrence of eating pathology and depression symptoms and Elissa’s poster on the length of depressive remission and working memory performance have been accepted to the September 2017 Society for Research on Psychopathology (SRP) conference. Congratulations, Fatema and Elissa!
- We received NIMH R01 for a new study entitled “Reducing Fetal Exposure to Maternal Depression to Improve Infant Risk Mechanisms.” This study will examine how reducing pregnant women’s depressive symptoms may affect their children’s outcomes. We’re excited to work on this project with our collaborators at the University of Denver, Denver Health Medical Center, University of Colorado Hospital, and University of Colorado Boulder!
- Erin and Dustin submitted their NSF grant proposals today. Woohooo!
- Dr. Hankin was named the Fred and Ruby Kanfer Professor of Psychology at UIUC. Congratulations, Ben!
- The GEM Lab has moved from the University of Denver to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. We are now known as the YEDI Lab. We look forward to being here!


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|Reviews for Apprentices|
| PhantomEmpress chapter 4 . 2/13/2011
YAY! Camping soon!
| Loki22 chapter 4 . 2/13/2011
I very much enjoy this story! :)Especially the interaction between the apprentices. Now, in what kind of trouble will they get into during the camping trip? Hrm... And if it gets too ugly, I wonder if some mute ninja won't get in trouble... I can imagine Red seeing red! But no matter what, it is your plot-bunny, and I really enjoy it! Can't wait for more! Thanks.
| Linuxgirl chapter 4 . 2/13/2011
Very nice. Good turn to pave the way for the camping trip, though CCs situation must be really desperate, if he's going for something as desperate as that. Makes one wonder if Serpentor is back?
The bickering between Billy and Kamakura is really cute. No matter the situation one of them always starts something. No surprise that Snakes is now as eager as Storm to have them get on the camping trip.
Which I now eagerly await, too, hopefully soon ;-).
| Ghanie chapter 4 . 2/13/2011
Well, now that the game is set, let the real fun start! This promises to be a hellish camping trip! (For the senseis and the students, i'm sure!)
| zenbon zakura chapter 4 . 2/12/2011
yayie! hurry update!
| Giant Snapping Turtle chapter 4 . 2/12/2011
OOOOH my gosh this is my favorite story like every! Billy and Kamakura are like two of my favorite characters now ;) I LOVE the ninjas! You're doing a great job! I await the next update impatiently :)
| willwrite4fics chapter 4 . 2/12/2011
Love it! Billy is exactly where a teen would be,wanting to automatically be part of the big boys, and a little sulky when he gets told he can't go play with them. He shows his maturity when he doesn't act the fool, and shows his immaturity when he's picking at Kamakura. Perfect blend. If they keep up the quarrels, Beach might drown both of them in his mudpits.
Kamakura all badass. Love him.
| Totenkinder Madchen chapter 4 . 2/12/2011
Excellent, as usual! I'm really looking forward to what's happening next. Great development on Kamakura and Billy both-I admit I had been a bit apprehensive that Kamakura was going to be too much of a spoiled brat (what can I say, he's my fav and I worry about him XD) but the battle scene really balanced him out and gave us more of a sense of where he's coming from. Billy and Kamakura really are brothers in one sense already: they hate each others' guts and fight over who's the favorite!
Also, 'baby spooks' made me giggle. Oh, Beach Head, will you ever stop being indiscriminately insulting to people who can murder you?
This camping trip is going to be epic. And screwed-up. And even more epic because of the screwiness. Once Snake and Storm are "captured," too, I suspect Jinx is going to find herself mediating between two squabbling apprentice ninjas . . . poor girl. Can't wait for the next bit!
| The Child Of Silence chapter 3 . 1/27/2011
So, Storm Shadow has a talent for stacking dinnerware? Interesting. I hope they can be taken down as easily as they were set up. That be an adventure all by itself.
As always, no grammar or spelling mistakes, which is always a good thing. And everyone's in character. I pray that the camping and training trip doesn't turn into a full blown disaster(I can already count four different ways). Update when you do, and not any later.
| The Child Of Silence chapter 2 . 1/27/2011
Well, it isn't advised to skip breakfast, though it's disturbing to think anyone would eat reviews. o.o
So, I'm guessing that Kamakura and Billy aren't anything more really then rivals, right?
No noticable grammar or spelling errors, which is always good. Like the first chapter it flowed nice and smoothly, and everyone seemed in character from my knowledge. Though, I'm starting to realize more about Snake Eyes personality, which is always good. Now, I wonder what Storm Shadow's... scheme is.
| Guest chapter 1 . 1/27/2011
So... I'm guessing Billy and Kamakura aren't BFFs. This should be interesting, I'm not used to comic!Jinx and comic!Kamakura.
The story flowed well, and I didn't notice any spelling or grammar mistakes, and I'm pretty darn sure everyone's in character. Can't say if Billy is or isn't, because I'm reminded of the Billy the falcon from Sigma Six. Bad habit. But, the falcon could be tribute to the comic!Billy, perhaps?
| Linuxgirl chapter 3 . 1/20/2011
Ah, cute little ninja apprentices. The scene between Billy, Kamakura and Storm is just cute.
*ROFL* "ninja damsel in distress". God, how do you come up with those phrases. I nearly laughed myself sick over that one. The imaginary pictures were just too much.
Poor Flint should really know, Tommy does all the ruckus in the cafeteria just for the fun of it. After all, ninja are supposed to be scary and that should be drilled into the junior staff from the beginning ;-).
Very nice, please update soon.
| WestAero13 chapter 3 . 1/20/2011
| Asterisk78 chapter 3 . 1/20/2011
I'm glad to see this up. I really like the way you put the chapter together; it flows well, and it leaves the readers wanting more. That said, I hope that by this point chapter 4 is behaving, because I want to know what will go wrong on this ill-starred camping trip. I mean, it's nearly impossible that a plan that insane will end well. This is, after all, fiction.
| willwrite4fics chapter 3 . 1/20/2011
I think a trip and a mission will bond those three, or kill them all. Love Billy's teen disappointment with the lack of fanfare over his arrival/hiring. The fuss over dinner was amusing. I'd be irate if I were the chef too, but he must enjoy snarking back at SS. Flint having to deal with the fallout and knowing something more was up with the camping was righteous. He's an ass, but he's not actually stupid or incompetant. Love it, can't wait for more of it, but it's worth waiting for!

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Working Families Party protesters demonstrated outside Chris Christie’s fundraiser at the 21 Club in Manhattan. More »
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David Koch told the Observer he believed Scott Walker could defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016. More »
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The Blackstone Group will gain $5 billion from the sale of the stake in LNG producer Cheniere Energy’s limited partnership, according to a Bloomberg report.
Front-month gas futures rose 7.3 cents, or 3.4%, to settle at $2.238 per million British thermal units, their highest close since Dec. 26.
Gas stockpiles in the US and Europe are expected to reach all-time highs by the end of the injection season.
Tellurian’s Meg Gentle anticipates rising demand coinciding with slower production growth.
India's top gas importer, Petronet LNG, renewed a deal to give the parties more time to finalize an investment in Tellurian's Driftwood export project in Louisiana.
Despite better news, the market is still severely oversupplied.
Total's massive LNG project in Mozambique includes the development of the Golfinho and Atum natural gas fields in the Offshore Area 1 concession, and the construction of a two-train liquefaction plant.
Utilization has collapsed from as high as 90% to 32%.
Demand is set to decrease for two straight years for the first time since 2006.


Brazil is not just Latin America’s largest democracy, it is a major social media power. Approximately 140 million of the country’s 212 million citizens are regular social media users. Nearly two thirds of the population is on Facebook and around one third of Brazilians use Instagram. Brazil is also among the top five countries by user count on Twitter and Youtube, and TikTok subscriptions are surging. In Brazil, as other countries, elections are profoundly influenced by what goes on in cyberspace. Most political candidates are active users of social media across multiple platforms. Brazilian opinions are increasingly shaped online.
The 2018 presidential elections were rife with misinformation and deepened political fault-lines in Brazil both online and off. Waves of social media campaigns on Facebook and bulk mailings on encrypted tools like WhatsApp were deeply polarizing. Brazilians quickly splintered into several camps including hard core supporters of Bolsonaro and a dispersed opposition spanning the center and left. like-minded groups are still isolated from one another online, but the government’s failure to manage COVID-19 may have helped push the population to the center.
Social media is the dominant battlespace in which politicians mobilize their digital mobs for political advantage. In Rio de Janeiro, during the first round of the elections, incumbent mayor Marcelo Crivella, who is supported by the president, frequently used social media to attack his rivals including Eduardo Paes, a former mayor. Crivella and Bolsonaro are adept at mobilizing their followers to the cause: Between Oct. 9 and Oct. 21, there were roughly 3,400 posts defaming Paes on Facebook, in public groups, and on verified profiles. These posts generated over 1 million interactions and 4.2 million views. Crivella and Eduardo Paes are now competing in the second round on Nov. 29.
Meanwhile, in São Paulo, right wing mayoral candidate Celso Russomano’s campaign shared a video on WhatsApp falsely accusing leftwing candidate Guilherme Boulos of being responsible for the collapse of an irregularly occupied building several years earlier. It didn’t seem to help him—Russomano lost to Boulos in the first round, despite support from Bolsonaro. According to the fact-checking agency Aos Fatos, of the 44,052 Facebook posts related to municipal elections during the last week of October, 4,675 were considered “fake” and 2,492 of those were posts attacking Boulos.
While digital disinformation is widespread, this does not mean that it is tolerated. After reports emerged of widespread abuse on Facebook and WhatsApp during the 2018 presidential elections, the Brazilian state intervened. Specifically, an inquiry committee of the Brazilian Parliament exposed a so-called “hate cabinet” overseen by Carlos Bolsonaro. The hate cabinet allegedly oversaw a sprawling network of fake news channels, right-wing blogs and social media profiles aggressively spreading disinformation and threatening opponents, including via Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and WhatsApp.
Predictably, targets of the hate cabinet included left-wing journalists, opposition politicians, outspoken artists, and independent media outlets critical of Bolsonaro and his inner circle. A parallel investigation was also launched by the Brazilian Federal Police to uncover who was responsible for organizing and financing demonstrations against the Brazilian Supreme Court. Again, the president’s son and several aides close to the president were singled out as the likely culprits. Investigations are ongoing and several financial backers of these campaigns are being identified.
There are a few tweets that highlight the kind of misinformation that’s out there:
And there are these examples too:
1- Congresswoman Carla Zambelli, a fierce Bolsonaro supporter, uploads a video commenting about Bolsonaro’s inter-ministerial meeting that was disclosed by the STF. Zambelli gives a message supporting Bolsonaro’s extremists’ views about the pandemics and gun-ownership shown during the meeting. Zambelli also rallies Bolsonaro’s supporters to attend a protest to defend the president and asks the policeman to disrespect any superior orders to disrupt the manifestations.
2- Congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro insinuates that the US Elections were rigged by the left and asks his supporters to pay attention to what may happen during the municipal elections in 2020:
3- General Heleno, head of GSI, falsely accuses the Brazilian Indigenous People Articulation of coordinating the website defundbolsonaro.org, stating that defundbolsonaro.org aims to disseminate fake news about the president and to falsely accuse him of environmental crimes.


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As standard protocol, the hospital was placed on lockdown for about an hour-and-a-half.
Chattanooga police spokesman Victor Miller says the woman has non-life threatening injuries.
About 30 minutes after she was taken to the hospital, two stabbing victims from a separate incident arrived.
Miller tells News 12 they were stabbed at the City View apartments in the 2700 block of Citico Avenue.
When officers later arrived at the scene, they also found a man had been shot in the stomach.
Both that shooting victim, and one of the stabbing victims have non-life threatening injuries.
The second stabbing victim – a boy – is in critical condition.
Miller says the Citico Avenue stabbings and shooting stem from an ongoing dispute between neighbors.
Investigators are questioning a person of interest in the incident.
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Since November 2012 we've been unsuccessful with regards to Surplus Money to be refunded to my mother. The documents was submitted via Speed Services Post with tracking numbers and again hand delivered on 16th May 2013.
Every week we've been calling the call centre to find out what the delay is and every time you get told to check in 3-4 weeks. It's been with the payment department forever. By the time they are about to eventually pay they will have to re-calculate the interest to be added!
Why should one battle to get money due to them PLUS interest when everything has been submitted?
I don't think the people at MIBFA have any idea or consideration how much inconvenience it is for a Senior Citizen who get a small goverment income to keep phoning, paying postage and petrol to hand deliver the documents and still have to wait until somebody catch a wake up.

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Build in 1906 the Edwardian Villa was home to Victoria Parks caretaker. Derelict for many years, an upgrade of the building took place in 2013 to restore it to its former glory and give the community a licensed eatery and venue.
Situated in the CBD Victoria Park is surrounded by a vast number of new buildings. The villa and grounds offer up a wide array of spaces suitable for a plethora of uses. Work functions with games in the garden or the use of the park. Saturdays are available for Weddings or engagement parties. A private dining room upstairs is suitable for 12 people for breakfast, lunch or dinner and the newly built garden arbor offers a suitable covered area outside, while still basking you in the sun.


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Legislation drafted by central, local or independent administration bodies can have negative consequences on competition in the market. The assessment of these legislative acts is intended to analyze the consequences that these acts have or may have on competition.
Legislative assessment aims to improve the quality of the proposal and helps to explain the necessity of an action or, on the contrary, demonstrates that no particular legislative action should be taken.
Law No.9121, dated 28.07.2003 “On Competition Protection” provides for the ex-ante (preliminary) and ex post (after approval), assessment by the Albanian Competition Authority of the normative acts. This law also specifies the obligation of central and local administration bodies to request the Authority’s assessment of any normative act affecting competition in the market.
Ex-post assessment (after approval) of existing laws is the task of the Authority and presupposes the identification of normative acts in force and the analysis of the consequences on competition. Cooperation with sectoral regulators and competent authorities (ministries or local government bodies) is desirable and in some cases necessary for carrying out this assessment. For the assessment of draft normative acts (ex-ante assessment) it is necessary that the drafters of these draft laws cooperate and take into account the suggestions and recommendations put forward by the Albanian Competition Authority.
Independent assessment–by the authorities themselves or legislators–constitutes a very important issue of the legislative assessment, because these authorities have a better acknowledgement of the reality and the economic sector in which they operate.
For more information on legislative assessment see “Guideline on assessing the consequences of competition legislation” approved by the decision no.68 of the Competition Commission.

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Welcome to your detailed guide for hostels in Franz Josef, New Zealand. You can choose from 5 Franz Josef hostels. In total, there are 6 cheap places to stay in Franz Josef such as guesthouses and bnbs. Prices start from $18 for a dorm.
Above we list every single hostel there is in the city. Let us take a broader look at what you can expect - and what not. We created this cheatsheet for you to get a more complete picture of the hostel quality in Franz Josef, average prices and types of hostels to choose from.
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Below you can discover the best hostels to suit every traveller type. All of our recommendations are based on information shared by genuine travellers, the hostels and data that has been calculated from the system. Don't forget to check the ratings and see how these compare with the rates.
Travelling on your own to Franz Josef? Fabulous!
Pick a great hostel designed with solo travellers in mind, and you're bound to meet plenty of like-minded people who have also dared to venture to Franz Josef alone. Here are the top hostels for solo travellers in Franz Josef. We've also highlighted which hostel offers special perks you, as a solo traveller, will love. Each hostel offers great social spaces to meet fellow backpackers and wonderful opportunities for making new friends. You'll soon realise that travelling on your own definitely does not mean travelling alone.
This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you are better prepared for what to expect, what not to expect and can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Franz Josef. To help you make friends with Franz Josef before you visit, we've included a few helpful and fun things you should know about the area. Enjoy!
Guess what? Franz Josef is also named and spelled Franz Josef Glacier - It is the same destination. Goodbye confusion.
Every second building in Franz Josef caters to the tourism industry -- should the glacier melt away one day, so will the village. On one hand, it's a bit sad to have absolutely no local flair, but on the other hand, it's quite convenient. Ways are short, and everything's easy to find. Unfortunately there isn't much in terms of shops to stock up on supplies, so it's best to bring in everything you need while staying at a Franz Josef hostel. Though touristy, the village has a nice atmosphere to it and is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and crisp fresh air. The main draw isn't the village itself, but the nearby glacier and there are plenty of tour operators that will happily take people there on foot or in a helicopter. There are also opportunities for kayaking and plenty of tracks for unguided walks. You might get hungry from all the strenuous outdoor activities, and you will find quite a decent selection of restaurants in town.
When it comes to Franz Josef hostels, there are a few places and they are all next-door neighbours in the village -- they differ in size and a bit in price and a lot in what they have to offer. All accommodation are next door neighbours right in the village. Some of the hostels are frequented by tour buses whilst others solely cater to independent travelers. No matter what, advanced bookings at Franz Josef hostels are highly recommended, as places do fill up at all times of the year. For people arriving late in the evening, it's best to let the hostel know in advance, as they all have limited reception hours, closing as early as 6 p.m.!
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There are plenty of frequently asked questions about hostels in Franz Josef. We've collected the most common questions and doubts when it comes to picking your preferred accommodation in Franz Josef. The more you know, the better you can plan with confidence and ease, right?
Hostelz.com shows all 5 Hostels in Franz Josef. Simply filter by neighborhood and price to find your perfect budget place to stay.
Sir Cedrics Glow Worm Flashpacker Hostel is the best hostel in Franz Josef for families.
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Hey fam! Here are a few more tips from the community, from them to you, and you to them. This space is dedicated for travellers to share their best tips on backpacking Franz Josef. Have a closer look - the Hostelz community share real hidden gems, insider knowledge and overall impressions of Franz Josef. Everyone is welcome to add something useful, funny, unexpected and the "absolutely necessary to know before you go" - share, share and then share a little more!
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These are the basics, yet there is more. We wrote a big, detailed guide on what to pack, tech gear and things you won't need.

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- 2005 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti for sale
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- Metallic Grigio Titanium with Cream leather
First registered on 25 January 2005, this early Ferrari 612 Scaglietti has had only two owners from new and has been fastidiously maintained throughout its life.
The left-hand-drive car was specified with the six-speed automated manual paddle-shift transmission and the refined colour combination of Metallic Grigio Titanium with Cream leather.
It was supplied to its first owner, Magda Larsson, wife of Swedish football star Henrick Larsson by Autoropa in Malmo, Sweden. The Ferrari main dealer then serviced the car during her 12-year ownership, and when she sold it to a UK-based friend in 2017 it received a £5000 service that included changing the cambelts.
The second and current owner collected the Ferrari directly from Autoropa and brought it back to the UK, where it’s been maintained by a London-based specialist. It has still covered only 9000 miles from new, has never been used during the winter, and has always been kept in a garage. The service schedule has been rigorously maintained regardless of the number of miles that have been covered – its most recent service was on 14 July 2022, when the cambelts were replaced again.
Now being offered for sale at the Classic Motor Hub, this highly cherished Ferrari 612 Scaglietti is in completely original condition and comes with its factory handbooks and fitted luggage, plus invoices for all services from new.
When it was launched in 2004, the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti continued Maranello’s long tradition of great front-engined GT cars. Designed by Pininfarina and intended as a replacement for the ageing 456, it was named to honour Sergio Scaglietti, whose eponymous company designed and built a number of legendary sports and racing Ferraris during the 1950s and ’60s.
With its 5748cc V12 engine producing 540bhp, the 199mph 612 Scaglietti was heralded as the fastest four-seater Ferrari ever made, and the engine was mounted far enough back to give the car impressively nimble and neutral handling. Owners could choose between a six-speed manual gearbox and an ‘automated manual’ paddle-shift system, with the vast majority opting for the latter.
This was also the second Prancing Horse – after the 360 Modena – to feature all-aluminium construction, and there was more room inside than had been the case in the 456, particularly in the rear.
The double-wishbone suspension was matched with clever electronics such as integrated stability and traction-control systems, plus continuously variable damping, and road-testers were immediately impressed by the 612’s user-friendly nature. Peter Robinson wrote in Autocar that: ‘No Ferrari has ever been this easy-going or this comfortable… It feels soft, pliable, soothing – yet at the same time controlled… And fear not, because it’s also quick. Very quick.’
There were various limited-edition models during the 612 Scaglietti’s production run, plus an HGTC package that added just over £15,000 to the £181,225 list price and came with different wheels, tyres and brakes – plus reprogrammed suspension and gearchange.
The 612 Scaglietti lasted until 2011, when – after just over 3000 had been built – the new FF model was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show.
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al jazeera. this is zero. welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha with the end of the parana coming out the next sixty minutes we'll have to. hear what a way to begin donald trump attacks germany as a captive of russia as he sits down with the nato chief ahead of his big summit leaders. are already set to clash over spending what will this mean for the summit that's yet to stop. and other news that the oil flow again the libyan border agrees to hand over control of key poll. with your day's sport.
as france put their place in the well cup final but will they play a little croatia for the trophy we'll have all the action this hour. that is supposed to be the mating that threshers out differences with allies for the nato summit in brussels is already looking rocky a breakfast meeting between u.s. president donald trump and nato secretary general. descended into a trump all this before the formal talks even began we'll go live to our diplomatic editor james in a moment but first let's listen to what happened just over two hours ago. now could you look at it germany is a captive for a ship because they supply they get rid of their coal to get rid of this nuclear they getting so much of the oil and gas from russia i think it's something that
they are asked to look at i think it's very appropriate for you and i think we did it appropriate i don't know what you can do about it but it certainly doesn't seem to make sense that they pay billions of dollars to russia and now we have to defend them against russia. not make this the non-so trying to mind me. there are some parts differences on the do them to do so and also some disagreements on that i've got a. problem from russia to germany small issues a lot of these three but the span fullname two is the respond to these differences will always be able to unite to romo for poles good to protect on the field to people from the sound of your story to give them a. veto to world war from the cold war folks of course don't want to go down or. how are you going to get what a country is getting its energy from the person you want protection against or simply because from the start of the world we stand together also when dealing with
russia on these are stronger i think will become seniors no you just think you're right you're richer well that dealing with russia making her feel richer a good deal of even the cold war made dollars for trading when the rush of the of the in the disagreements of both went on the trade agreements with through the i think trade is wonderful i think energy is a whole different story and the energy is a much different story than normal trade and you have a country like poland or accept us you take a look at some of the countries there were said that because they don't want to be captive to russia by germany as far as i'm concerned just kept to russia because it's going to be so much energy for such so listen my suggestion only by getting their energy. from russia explaining any theory. as well a diplomatic answer james base is watching it all from brussels and not often you see that exchange like that between allies it doesn't seem like the mix and hasn't
it hasn't got off to the best start. yes and i think it was very very deliberate from president trump what you saw. the what happens in these things is reporters are allowed to come in and see the beginning of meetings the white house bring what's called a pool a small group of reporters and cameras who can watch these meetings and normally express pleasantries and handshakes the white house have media people and after a time they scored people out well they allowed those reporters in to watch those comments those comments were carried live around the world a blistering attack from the u.s. president on his allies particularly on germany broadcast around the world before the summit that even started i think it was quite deliberate and where is this coming from james because all of the talk ahead of the summit you know it was about
trump's criticisms that members of weren't spending two percent of their g.d.p. on defense and now he's talking about where germany buys its energy from. yes well that they are different issues but he oversees makes the point that they are related issues because of germany can spend that money and give that money to russia why can't it spend money itself old more money itself on its defense this is a very transactional president who sees everything in terms of a balance sheet and certainly he is using that energy deal between germany and russia to attack germany in a really. unprecedented way what we're hearing from the white house is. three hours from now there is going to be what may well be the most important meeting of the day and that's a meeting between president trump and chancellor merkel now we're told simply that
he will reiterate the points that he has already made to him personally i think it's also worth telling you the press logistics for that meeting between the two we are told that no cameras will be allowed to dig a little deeper and see why that is quite possible i think the germans said after we've seen that no way are we going to have cameras anywhere near meeting with the united states or what james thank you very much for that for now that's a diplomatic editor dame's base of the nations from brussels to donald trump one in germany a captive of russia how will this go down in each country boy challenger standing by for us and moscow but first let's go to dominic came he's live in munich and there's been no love lost dominic in the hospital in these two leaders donald trump and angela merkel and but now. a captive of russia very strong words there.
very strong words and it means that when they meet as james was just telling us that they will be meeting very hard to see how the chancellor can do anything other than respond to mr trump's comments well in a negative manner because from the merkel government's perspective they want to keep a strong alliance with the united states of america as a key plank of nato they are key the key country in the but clearly they have their own interests germany has its own interests in so far as the facts of what president trump was saying about energy and dependence as it were on russian energy imports the facts of the case that in recent years forty percent of germany's oil imports come from russia thirty five percent of its natural gas imports have come from russia the pipeline the deal that was being spoken about between russia and germany the north stream to gas pipeline which will go into the baltic sea and connect russia with germany and the wider western european market that's affected
really what is at the crux of this this energy question it revolves around that but of course the point here is that the political perspective in germany for some considerable time has been fraught with tension regarding the united states and the particular incumbent in the white house right now. and then come but that's constantly singled out germany dominant for not spending two percent of its g.d.p. on defense german politicians have said in the past that it's just not realistic for them or even necessary for them to spend that much are they going to give in to donald trump to politicians have them well it is that something they could sell to the german public. very big questions aren't they elizabeth point here is that some time ago at the nato summit several years ago now. as government committed to the two percent threshold but in time and in the general election campaign last year both of the main parties vying for the chancellorship
accepted that they were not going to reach two percent of g.d.p. spent on defense for at least the lifetime of this current parliament so it's very clear that neither side in the grand coalition is prepared to read that to to reach that difference budget and then as you say the question about whether people in germany want to see more of their tax uro's currency here sprint on defense instead of perhaps on housing on education on health care on those sorts of key policy issues here in germany big big questions and i have to say good opinion polls suggest generally speaking that german society rejects donald trump and does not like the sort of government approach that he has brought to the white house specifically as it regards western europe nato and germany that's the perspective our viewers have to have about the way that german society reacts to president trump's tweets and his speeches and the way that he speaks about their country i
want to thank you very much for that is dominic cain live in new nick let's go to the russian capital roy chalons is live for us there in person no doubt be pleased about this about more disunity amongst the nation allies especially after what happened at the g seven but what will he make of trump's comments almost attacking russia not just germany about germany being captive to russia because of its energy needs. you know what exactly i think there is much that will go down well in moscow when the people in power here look at donald trump's broadside against germany and against nato but also there is much that will concern them there is no love lost in moscow of course when it comes to nato and although moscow always says that it wants to have a strong europe to do business with it sees nato as essentially an
imperial american project designs to curtail and constrain russia and it hates it essentially so anything that kind of trashes nato anything that destabilizes nato goes down pretty well in the kremlin and goes down well in moscow having said that the content of what donald trump has said here will concern them because. he is carrying on with this idea that russia is an enemy i mean that's what he was saying. there essentially why should we pay for protection for you against russia when at the same time germany is a captive of russia because it buys a list gas this filters into another thing that will concern. the people of moscow which is essentially that donald trump is using energy to attack germany and to
attack nato and energy is all important for russia it's essentially petro states in many ways and it uses the export of energy as a key plank of its foreign policy so anything that we can see the ability of russia to do that and if they don't donald trump is telling nato telling germany that they should we themselves of russian gas or that in the long term will concern russia definitely or i thank you very much for that that is very challenge is joining us live. basco now the breakfast comment setting the tone for what was already going to be a tense discussion over money trumps long the other nato members of the us money we've compiled some facts about nato and spending in two thousand and fourteen nato members agreed to stop cutting their military budgets and work toward spending two percent of their g.d.p. on their defense by twenty twenty four so it wasn't a direct contribution to nato nor payment to america trump is right that most of
nato is twenty nine members are spending less than two percent at the moment those falling short of that target include richer countries like germany france and canada over all members contribution nato is budget based on the size of their economies america having the biggest pays the most just over twenty two percent germany france and russia and italy combined pay nearly forty four percent we're joined now by our senior political analyst he's joining us live from london no doubt watching events unfolding in brussels so defense spending germany buying its energy needs from russia trade i mean you can take your pick. about the issues that trump has with his allies is he arriving in brussels is he in brussels committed to nato committed to the alliance do you think. i think that's an important question and i think that's what
a lot of people are trying to answer today the problem for us in the media is that for example the question of nato we are taking ownership of it today so we have a full day full fledged coverage of nato but no two functions the entire year there is the circus the theatricals that we will cover today making his provocative eccentric statements and basically throwing few hand grenades here and there into the alliance and then there is the work that happens throughout the year if you look at what needs to did the last year and what it's planning to do and probably will according to most estimates next year whether it is the rapid deployment force or whether it's more unity in its structure or whether it is increasing its defense budgets things are actually progressing at nato but when you hear donald trump making history actrix his eccentric approach today to in order to
create noise and and if he can't be famous he'll be infamous and so on so forth then you get a different impression now having said that there is no doubt that there's a lot of affect and influence before of what he says i mean and the end of the day he is the president of the united states and that is the world's superpower and the dominant power in nato and so given that they are the dominant power on what trump do anything if these countries don't do what he's asking which is spend two percent of their g.d.p. on defense and how much damage do these grenades that you speak of that he's you know throwing at these summits due to the work that the organizations do throughout the. well there's two things really to make clear and i think some of them are quite paradoxical you know president trump tries to rip rip apart everything that
president obama did but in fact president trump for the last year and specially today has been repeating all sorts of things in defense of president obama because in two thousand and fourteen in wales nato summit it was president obama that insisted on the fact that all european members should spend at least two percent of their g.d.p. on defense so in the end of the day it was obama that insisted europeans cannot be free riders as he put it and what it's doing is no more than continuing in the footsteps of but are obama because there is a sense in the united states that perhaps the united states spends far more on its defense or in military expenditures or in defense of the west and the nato alliance than european partners now here there's a disagreement a lot of the european partners for example like the belgian prime minister commented about insistence saying look we actually don't need to spend as much and
in the end of the day we are actually increasing and we are going to meet our commitments by two thousand and twenty four it is not meeting their commitments by two thousand and eighteen so really trump is making far more theatrical he's really getting into the circus mode then he is in fact speaking to the facts the facts is that although it's not to members did commit to raise their percentage or diff of g.d.p. on defense by two thousand and twenty four. thank you very much for that as a same political analyst joining us live from london thank you. well a lot more still to come on the news hour including china retaliate for the latest u.s. terror threat and the escalating trade dispute. school friends of thailand's rescue or celebrate outside the hospital where doctors have reviewed in good health and christiane are an elbow quits real madrid after the line that season's job will
tell you where he's going next and. china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism as it warned of retaliation against any further u.s. tariffs on wednesday washington announced a possible ten percent charge on two hundred billion dollars worth of goods from china beijing called the move on acceptable and warned that it would be forced to impose counter measures of the u.s. goes ahead with the tabs last week president donald trump slapped thirty four billion dollars with. chinese goods with beijing immediately counted china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing. well more angry words from china's commerce ministry on wednesday a spokesman saying that the latest u.s. action was unacceptable and that china was shocked saying that the united states
was accelerating and escalating the trade dispute with china he warned that china would take countermeasures but didn't specify what those would be but it's got many firms u.s. firms here in china worrying that perhaps the chinese government might start harassing u.s. firms here now china has also said it's going to sue the united states at the world trade organization we've heard very little from the w t o's so far remember this was the organization set up to deal with disputes just like this meanwhile stock markets here in asia have not been reacting well the hang seng in debts dropped more than two percent on wednesday morning the nikkei index in tokyo dropped also by one percent the markets are worried about inflation and about economic growth china meanwhile is taking measures to try to insulate its economy it's reaching out to other countries that have fallen out with the united states over trade germany
in particular the chinese premier has been in germany earlier this week he talked up the prospect of new trade deals between the two countries and next week china will be hosting e.u. leaders at a summit here in beijing where the theme is going to be free trade over protectionism . police in pakistan say a prominent politician is one of twenty people killed in a civil side bomb attack in the city of bashar and at least sixty nine others were injured in the blast the bomber targeted a political rally killing how do they lure the leader of pakistan feculent leftist the national party billowed was due to run in local elections later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. the u.s. secretary of state has called for a guy. states to end a blockade against carter during the visit to the united arab emirates on tuesday my pompei i held talks with crown prince mohammed bin zeid now here in the capital
of the darby. urged an end to the diplomatic spat saying it would lead to the strengthening of iran in the region the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt imposed a blockade on cutter in june last year. now a five year long or multiple murder trial in germany has ended with a life sentence for the last surviving member of a neo nazi group papers found guilty of ten murders and bomb attacks targeting turkish immigrants eight were killed along with the greek and german policewoman during a seven year campaign the forty three year old member of the nationalists national socialist underground terrorist group is planning to appeal. libyan warlord khalifa haftar has agreed to return control of major oil ports to the internationally recognized government following appeals by regional powers as well as the us france italy and russian after us forces started an offensive last month against a rival for control of export terminals the fighting in the so-called or crescent
prevented tankers from docking and cost the oil dependent economy nearly a billion dollars well let's get more on this now mahmoud at the hour that is joining us live from tripoli so what is it that led to. returning control of the ports. well have sort of has finally agreed to hand over the oil terminals to the internationally recognized tripoli. national oil corporation after a crucial international pressure that has been made on him by international players especially after the yesterday's meeting in the room that was held by representatives from the united states the u.k. and france it seems that the macit that was conveyed to have to do that the oil sector must be must be isolated from any conflict in the east of the country we
understand that the blockade of the oil terminals by have to does forces during the last three years excuse me during the last three weeks has cost the libyan budget around one billion dollars that is according to the national oil corporation that is based in tripoli also the hand over of the of the oil terminals according to the n.o.c. is going to lift the most sure that has been imposed on the oil terminal three weeks ago by the sea the n.o.c. has declared force merger in the oil crescent and the also in the oil terminals in the east of the country to avoid any legal prosecutions from the contracting companies that is especially after i have the forces prevented. from eluding oil shipments in the oil terminals in the east of the country now after that this hand
over the oil exporting operation is going to be these your md during the coming few hours according to the national oil corporation but the handover of the oil terminals does not mean the end of the conflict in the east just because have that forces are still. based. positions. at the oil terminals in the east of the country and the rival factions. would have the forces at any time. thank you very much for that. live. dramatic underwater caves rescue mission succeeded in saving the lives of twelve boys and their football taking place. people have been gathering outside the hospital to thank you. and who conducted the
dangerous mission over three days the boys. in hospital after having spent seventeen days underground. when most of the boys were beginning to get a high white blood cell count because of infections so we gave them. we're playing to scale back on the bed occasion we're still giving those who have lung infections for the next seven days this is the period of time when we will need to take care of them. in a moment we'll have the weather. ahead. more controversial presidential pardons from donald trump this time it's for.
you. the weather. well the recent flooding in japan may well end up resulting in more than two hundred people losing their lives and when you look at the rainfall we had over the period from the twenty eighth of june to the eighth of july really it's not surprising absolutely vast amounts of rain coming down across southern and central parts of japan for many places this represents more than one year's worth of rainfall in the space of what just ten days where i'm pleased to say that the situation is much quieter now so recovery efforts are continuing largely unhampered by the weather so we've got a few spots of rain around the old heavy share and fight but really the areas across southern parts of honshu and through into the southern islands are looking much much better so improvement here some heavy rain across the northeastern parts
of china into the far east of russia but me or slightly to the south we have still got this mammoth storm this typhoon maria which gave a huge amount of rain across eastern parts of china and although it's sort of don't graded from the couldn't there was a category three hurricane that made landfall there's still this circulation go for quite some time so a long long way inland it's going to continue to give some very heavy rain across this part of china i think of the coming days that could well be some significant flooding. there whether it's sponsored by catarrh airways. on july fourteenth. two thousand and sixteen. an attack on the city a day in nice change people's lives forever. things that has killed at least sixty people. two years on. the french muslim families who lost their loved ones. truck attack
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good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stories later secretary-general against has tried to play down differences between member states after georgia's president donald trump lambasted allies for their trade relations with russia and a hated exchange where the trump said it was unfair that europe relied on the u.s. for defense but bought energy from russia libyan warlord khalifa haftar has agreed to return control of major oil ports to the internationally recognized government following appeals by regional powers as well as the us france italy and britain half those forces targeted. offensive last month against a rival group for control of export terminals the fighting in the so called or present prevented tankers from docking and cost the oil dependent economy nearly a billion dollars and china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism as a war that would retaliate against any further u.s. tariffs washington's announced a possible ten percent charge on two hundred billion dollars worth of goods from
china beijing called the move on acceptable and warned that it would be forced to use countermeasures. now russia says it will expel greek diplomats in response to athens decision to do the same greek media is reporting the decision to expel russian diplomats came after suspicions of moscow's involvement in undermining an agreement with neighboring macedonia the government in athens has so far not confirmed those reports but says it will not tolerate any behavior that violates international greek prime minister alexis tsipras is known to have close ties with the kremlin let's get more on this we're joined by john psaropoulos he's live for us in athens break this down for us john what's going on here. well the greek side hasn't officially confirmed what it's doing there's only been a statement from the government spokesman saying greece wants good relations with all states but this doesn't mean it can accept behavior which doesn't show respect
for international law so there is at least an acknowledgement that something has gone awry in greek russian relations and there will be consequences there isn't there is there appears to be confirmation of the imminent expulsion of two russian diplomats from athens which is far as i can remember is unprecedented in recent decades because interfax the russian news agency says that russia will respond in kind with the expulsion of two greek diplomats from moscow i also spoke earlier with a foreign ministry official who gave me an in direct sort of confirmation he said we did nothing in the script case because we had no evidence this is referring back to the case of the suspected russian poisoning. of the russian national and his daughter in the u.k. but here he said we do have evidence so he refused to tell me whether the action on
the part of the greek government would indeed be the expulsion of two russian diplomats but neither did he deny the leaks to the press in circulation at the moment which say that it will be and so why are we seeing this happen now john as you said you've never heard of russian deference being expelled from greece before . know but this appears to be a case of russian diplomats agitating as it were or as the technical term in the foreign ministry is information activities in other words spreading propaganda one suspects particularly in northern greece concerning the recent agreement between athens and its neighbor to the north of the former yugoslav republic of macedonia on the name deal whereby greece will finally recognize that country and lift its veto to its nato and three this week in fact the nato summit that is going on as we speak the suspicion is that these two men these two russian diplomats were
bribing municipal officials mayors church bishops because there is a common cultural ground between greece and russia in the orthodox christian religion and that is always an approach for the two countries in all diplomatic relations. and using that as a basis for sympathy with russian viewpoints which would be against this deal taking place that appears to be the charge but the greek government hasn't yet elaborated on what those activities are it's simply allowing the information that is leaked out to percolate without denying it john thank you very much for that for now that is john vause live in athens thank you. now at least ten people have been killed in a gun and suicide bomb attack in afghanistan's jalalabad city. that is a gun battle between the afghan special forces arrived at the office of the education
department three of the attackers detonated the explosive belts both and active in the area but no group has claimed responsibility for the latest attack let's get more on this now we're joined by shafiq held on security expert has a former adviser to nato forces and he's joining us live from the capital kabul very good to have you on al-jazeera firstly have you heard any more about this attack and who might be responsible for it. so far nobody has come from responsibility for this attack but as the trend shows it's most likely die or isis who carrying such attack because last month they have warned the security as well as the education institution that they will target the . education institutions schools as well as the department so it seems that it's who's behind such attacks because these kind of attacks been seen enough on the sun
and throughout the world as a soft and high profile attacks which makes a big news and that's what isis wants and lucky you know the casualties are not so high however one casualty so many but the security forces were able to him to care for me but i think this is something like the second attack targeting educational institutions apart from them being a soft target why are we seeing educational institutions but also have seen a lot of voter registration centers in the past few months being attacked. i says primarily want to target these soft targets they have been targeting mosques . educational institutions as well as even hospitals and clinics so this clearly shows that they want to have news in the media especially while there are some
diplomatic as well as religious efforts for the peace and reconciliation not only in afghanistan but throughout the region and even beyond the region we're witnessing right now today oh i see conference in saudi arabia as well as tomorrow nato summit will talk about afghanistan so they want to entrust such major good news about reconciliation and peace and security in afghanistan and how hopeful are you for the us political and religious efforts that are being made in afghanistan and how damaging things are taxed to those efforts. i think because the new surge is kind of the t.v. strategy where the afghan and the international coalition forces and the international allies are putting pressures to military means as well as political in the afghan villages and scholars they try to pressure the insurgents isis and
paula zahn and challenged them to religion so we have been witnessing that nearly around two thousand religious scholars in kabul issue a fatwa against war in afghanistan which is followed today. all i see so we do see that there is a national regional and international consensus to support this three d. strategy which is putting more political pressure as well as diplomatic and military pressure meanwhile supported by religious scholars in islam countries to deliver to my eyes so far been called the jihad in afghanistan. that the security expert joining us live from the afghan capital kabul thank you very much for your time and your expertise on this thank you. now un humanitarian chief mark is in pyongyang to get a better idea of just how bad things are it is the first such visit since two thousand and eleven well getting a precise picture is difficult given that the regime is in the torricelli secretive
aid agency karajan national describes north korea as the world's most underreported humanitarian crisis what we know is that ever since the famine in the one nine hundred ninety s. getting enough to eat has remained a major problem the u.n. believes forty one percent of the total population that's around ten million north koreans and the last national nutrition survey taken in two thousand and twelve found that chronic malnutrition affects nearly a third of children aged under five meaning they're under developed because of a lack of nutrition production has also been hampered by the worst drought in eighteen years which happened last summer lousier recently visited north korea and these are the pictures leaders want the world to see it's practically impossible to get a picture of what things are really like. thank . you.
well they were just having some technical issues there so that's move on enough. let's hear now from the u.n. humanitarian chief. u.n. to be more. trying to help the only thing you manage tarion issues record a lot so a drought soul food insecurity or short routes for all moment and what we've seen is that progress has been made there are still needs and so what i'm doing here during my visit is talking to the government visiting community out. how to collaborate in which follow me to meet these real needs and i'm encouraged that there is no desire to. korea to collaborate with the un to get for example much open treated malnutrition to get more drugs into the hospitals
i read yesterday to a hospital where they have a forty patients who need treatment that you have you noticed this but only drugs for forty of those people whatever that you have politics whatever the wider issue it's an amazing humanitarian needs is something i would countries in the world agree should be done and there was a specific exemption given for humanitarian assistance that's part of a recent sanctions put in place by the u.n. security council so it's not controversial to want to save lives matusow in three minutes or inaction is something everybody agrees is in pool i think there is an effective sanctions on delaying the import of things like essential medicines and there are p.t. foods for children suffering from our tradition and we're working with the sanctions committee at the u.n. to try to speed up those rights. the world health organization says yemen's port city of her data has registered the highest number of cholera cases in the country
the saudi amorality coalition is backing a government offensive against the rebels for control of the red sea port since april last year about fourteen percent of more than a million registered cholera cases in yemen came from hard data. the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen where there is registered the highest incidence of suspected cholera cases around forty percent of reported cases countrywide since the start of the epidemic in april two thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles to japan now with the prime minister has a visit to areas hard hit by the worst flooding in decades and promised to help the return of normal life as quickly as possible. to survivors sheltering in an evacuation center in the western city of quite a shaky more than forty of the one hundred and seventy six people who died in the floods and landslides lived there rob mcbride has more from quite
a shaky prefecture. visit comes as emergency teams continue to search through debris and destroyed houses looking for some of the people who are still missing thousands of people remain displaced meanwhile thousands more are gradually returning to their homes to assess the damage and figure out how to rebuild these government this is a chance to assess how it deals with extreme weather events such as this is especially if people here believe these have now become the norm rather than freak occurrences japan is already well advanced in preparing for natural disasters it has to be given the prevalence of tsunamis and earthquakes it seems you can now add to that list extreme storms such as this this and. it seems to be a recognition of the priority it's now giving to this. acclaimed captain of the
days of protests against fuel price rises they have been shelled. reports from port au prince demands for president. haven't stopped. a buzz of activity at first glance it appears like just another regular day in haiti's capital city. but don't be fooled this is a country again dealing with a political and economic crisis port au prince has in recent days but the scene of large scale protests thousands took to the streets at one point officials temporarily closed the capital's international airport fearing the crowds the egger was directed at the government police used tear gas to disperse people apparently threatening to overrun the presidential palace several people were killed during the melee. the unrest was sparked by the government's decision to increase fuel prices by up to fifty percent the increases cover gasoline diesel and kerosene sales however it's kerosene which stands apart from the others being the cheap fuel
of choice for the millions of poor haitians to power their stoves and generators people of this economically country most of whom make less than a couple dollars a day are furious at what they view as an inept and corrupt government the fuel hike was the last straw. we are taking to the streets because the president is keeping the people hostage everything is overpriced unemployment is high and people are hungry we need to free haiti from all of. that or if the president doesn't step down we'll continue protesting we've given lawmakers and ultimatum either they force him from office or we will burn the parliament down to the ground. government says that gasoline rate increase was needed and it would have brought in tens of millions of dollars to fund my. needed infrastructure projects throughout the country but faced with a backlash the government backed down and halted the rate increase at least for now
but this is still a country in deep political crisis people here saying they'll go back on the streets to protest until there's a change in government georges lucien is a historian and political analyst who says these protests are different from the ones in the past because now the anger is focused not only on the political leaders but also at the business leaders as well. these policies not only affect the poor but also the middle class until the government starts working to improve people's lives there's no guarantee the recent unrest won't return so far all the government policies are pushing people out of their lands they are building sweatshops in other industries for imports but ignoring local production. a proposed fuel price hike. is now to fuel inflaming the end of a long suffering of people gave rosendo. port au prince just president.
this time it's two ben who became the inspiration for protests against the authority of the federal government. reports. it all started with fires dwight in steven hammond in mid setting on their own ranch land which they claimed accidentally crossed on to federal land but a jury convicted them of arson and the father and son were sentenced to five years when they went to prison little did anyone know that the cases of these two men who were opposed to the u.s. government controlling grazing land would become a rallying call for some the hammonds of turn themselves in it's time for you to leave our community in two thousand and sixteen the plight of the imprisoned father and son attracted the attention of a group with a political agenda armed men who saw themselves as defenders of rural landowners abused by federal government overreach broke into the offices of an oregon national
wildlife refuge because we have allowed our federal government to step outside the bounds of the constitution. come down upon the people and are prosecuting them now directly the armed protesters faced off with police for nearly six weeks ending in one protesters death meanwhile the father and son who inspired the standoff remain in prison until now on tuesday president trump granted the men full pardons a statement from the white house press secretary reads the hammonds are devoted family men respected contributors to their local community and have widespread support from their neighbors local law enforcement and farmers and ranchers across the west the presidential pardon though has sparked concern and may embolden more protesters to take up arms they're looking for another opportunity to take over public land or have a showdown with law enforcement agents and this will only embolden them i do fear that it's just a matter of time before we see another standoff. there's also the question of
a pattern to trump's pardons most of the people who've received pardons are figures popular with trump's. they include a conservative writer convicted of campaign finance fraud a sheriff who racially profiled suspected illegal immigrants in a former vice presidential chief of staff convicted of obstruction of justice the father and son ranchers now join the fold with the right wing applauding another win delivered by trying. castro washington. will follow.
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after they hoped why for so much carbon dioxide as rain forest and they're also russian marine habitats for many endangered species. but here on elkhorn slew in central california the tide could be turning for sea grass thanks to some unexpected allies. oh yeah we hear. this nine hundred hector asked you where it is where rivers throughout this region meet the pacific ocean this is the agricultural powerhouse of the united states and fertilizer and pesticide runoff threaten the balance of this delicate ecosystem so having farmers so close to the ocean on what what impact does that have on the water quality well i mean were you coastal environments closed the urban centers coastal environments close. you get problems like this.
it grows with the rocks it eventually starts the composing over half of the world sea grass meadows are in decline but here in al corn slew they're making a surprising comeback. oh. at one time there were thousands of sea otters in california but in the eighteen hundreds they were hunted to near extinction for their soft fur pelts. there are now more than one hundred in this as consuming a staggering one hundred thousand crabs per year. this federation's appetite has helped restore the balance of this ecosystem by triggering a chain reaction known as a trophic cascade. c r e z crabs lower crop numbers allows
smaller invertebrates like sea slugs to thrive and these creatures are crucial for the health of seagrass by eating builds up on the leaves they allow sunlight to reach the plants. because sea otters are so crucial to the ecosystem scientists are carefully monitoring their slow and steady come back. they capture them and tag them with radio devices. only where the work really well. should try most probably very close. what's the purpose of tracking we go out seven days a week is to go out and find individuals see where they are what they're doing. the other part of it is this just so we can understand the distribution of otters in this area what are they eating and how are they doing health wise there's one right there that's three four nine six so that beeping is an arm that peeping is from the
radio transmitter that's surgically implanted in her so that helps a smoker. why don't you take a look right in there. along the west coast of north america researchers have noticed that the return of top level predators is having an impact on restoring all kinds of underwater life and the entire ocean system. what the sea otters do it's kind of it turns the tables against the macro gene groupings of facts of sea otters eating crowd sensually the scene grass an advantage again so if we introduce top predators like sea otters to ecosystems around the world will it have a knock on effect potentially in the prediction is yes so if you re store food webs
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volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later as for kill the way it has been spilling lubbock continually for more than thirty years. lead of hawaii and spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood of the goddess. us as native hawaiians to pam is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of
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Teachers in Kentucky could soon be taking politicians to school.
Following weeks of protests at the state Capitol, Republican voters in central Kentucky ousted House Majority Floor Leader Jonathan Shell on Tuesday in favor of Travis Brenda, a high school math teacher who has never run for public office.
Brenda won the GOP nomination and will face Democrat Mary Renfro in the November general election. His victory on Tuesday sent perhaps the loudest signal in Kentucky of a potentially raucous November election.
Democrats in the central part of the state chose another newcomer to politics, former fighter pilot Amy McGrath, to push for what is expected to be the state’s most hotly contested congressional seat against incumbent Republican Rep. Andy Barr.
And Rowan County Democrats denied David Ermold the chance to take on Kim Davis, the clerk who denied him a marriage license in 2015 because of her religious objections to same-sex marriage. Instead they chose Elwood Caudill Jr., who ran a low-key campaign.
The mandate was clearer in Shell’s race, where voters appeared to turn on him because he co-authored a bill that made changes to the state’s public pension systems that cover hundreds of thousands of teachers and state workers.
Shell was one of four Republican incumbents to face a primary challenge from a teacher on Tuesday. He was the only one to lose. But he was also the only one to vote for the pension bill.
“He lied to us,” school bus driver Carol Plummer said. “I hope it sends a message.”
Shell co-authored a bill that moved all future teachers into a hybrid pension system. Lawmakers passed it on one of the last days of the legislative session, hurrying it through. It was never available for the public to read before the vote.
The bill, signed into law by Republican Gov. Matt Bevin, prompted thousands of teachers to march on Kentucky’s Capitol, closing schools in more than 30 districts.
“ They picked on the wrong group,” said Brenda, a fourth-generation farmer and 20-year teaching veteran at Rockcastle County High School. “Not just the educators, but all state employees are rising up and we’re not going to be let things be done to us.”
Shell did not answer a phone call from The Associated Press seeking comment after the race Tuesday.


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“The future,” stated Emmelyn. “I have got rested of sufficient length and then I actually feel fresh new and healthy. It’s time to continue on my quest and find points through with.”
He was pleasant and kind to her. Why does he must transformation? Emmelyn overlooked her older hubby very much. Shortly, he would fulfill Edgar and his awesome mom would be revived, and Mars would finally study the fact that Emmelyn was innocent.
“Huh? You designed new associates already?” Emmelyn was amazed. “Are they great?”
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“Be cautious for the way,” reported Kira. “I am hoping you may fulfill the Leoraleis and strike their butt for providing you with a great deal of enduring.”
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Emmelyn put in a relaxing 7 days in Castilse. She was pampered and cared for for instance a princess knowning that created her really feel slightly negative. He felt much like a freeloader who was leeching out Maxim’s information.
What if exactly the same thing would occur later on? If he didn’t rely on her as soon as, he may not have confidence in her once more whenever a struggle arose between them.
“Be cautious about the way,” stated Kira. “I hope you could match the Leoraleis and kick their butt for providing you a great deal having difficulties.”
“Perhaps a couple of weeks. We shall take things slower since we have been sharing a dragon,” Emmelyn replied. “And also you? What is going to you are doing while I’m long gone?”
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The noble palace had been a really terrible location to are living since it was full of backstabbing individuals.
“Ah, provided that you are happy, I am pleased.” Emmelyn smiled. “I will be gone for a four weeks almost certainly. I am hoping you can enjoy Castilse and have a excellent time. We will have the other person all over again rapidly.”
He was so sweet and form to her. Why managed he have got to transformation? Emmelyn neglected her classic spouse significantly. Rapidly, he would connect with Edgar and the mum might be revived, and Mars would at last educate yourself on the reality that Emmelyn was innocent.
The noble palace was actually a really awful location to survive since it was stuffed with backstabbing folks.
Why fight above an view? The grass is obviously enviromentally friendly on the opposite side, men and women know that.
Can you imagine if exactly the same thing would take place in the foreseeable future? If he didn’t trust her after, he might not have confidence in her yet again any time a conflict arose between the two.
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They may view the lake down the middle of the palace substance with the amount of swans fishing leisurely. Quite a few jacaranda plants with blooming fresh flowers were actually swayed through the gentle wind and forwarded some gentle rain of flower petals in their route. It turned out bliss.
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She hoped they would succeed.
Already happened for your, Emmelyn thinking bitterly. She was previously harmed so seriously. Along with the believed that her hubby didn’t trust her enough when Emmelyn was framed explained to her that the romance was shaky plus it had not been as correct and pure as she think it is.
“Be cautious on the way,” said Kira. “I hope you can meet the Leoraleis and kick their butt for giving you a lot struggling.”
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“Nicely, you had been a princess on your own. Shouldn’t you be utilized to this specific life-style?” Kira requested Emmelyn. “He looks so obsessed about you. When I had been you, I would personally have married him in the heart beat. Gosh… imagine for those who betrothed him, you may have everything…!”
Too late for the, Emmelyn thought bitterly. She was currently harm so deeply. Plus the considered that her husband didn’t trust her enough when Emmelyn was framed explained to her their romantic relationship was unstable also it had not been as genuine and pure as she think it is.
“Nicely…” Kira smiled sheepishly. “I am going to investigate the cash with Lysander with his fantastic close friends. These are generally wonderful people.”
Ahh.. he checked so really serious and honest in the past. Emmelyn currently dropped crazy about him and was making an attempt to reduce her emotions and thoughts for any person. Still, when he suggested so sincerely individuals, she melted and couldn’t refuse.
She hoped they might become successful.
Emmelyn sighed and cast her glance to the faraway spot, looking to think about what Harlow searched like now. Her speech was emotionless when she spoke, “If I can opt, I only want to be described as a ordinary particular person. A commoner. Their existence look so fuss-free.”
“How much time would it help you get to reach Myreen?” Kira inquired once again.
They can view the lake in the center of the palace compound with the number of swans skating leisurely. A number of jacaranda trees and shrubs with blooming roses have been swayed by the soothing wind and dispatched some light-weight precipitation of floral petals inside their direction. It turned out satisfaction.
Past too far to the, Emmelyn believed bitterly. She was already harmed so significantly. Along with the believed her partner didn’t have faith in her enough when Emmelyn was frameworked explained to her their romance was shaky and it also was not as real and genuine as she thought it was.

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An insight into the formation, structure and evolution
From our special place in the Orion Arm to the Milky Way’s future collision with the Andromeda Galaxy, this book looks at the structure, formation and evolution of our home galaxy and its place in the universe. Find out how it compares to other galaxies, why it could be unique, and discover the most exciting and perplexing phenomena within it, including supernovae, the different kinds of stars, planetary systems and radiation, plus the monstrous, supermassive black hole Sagittarius A*. The various spacecraft that are observing our galaxy are introduced, as they help us to piece together a clearer picture of its structure, investigating the mind-blowing processes within it and giving us a snapshot into its future.
Author: Gemma Lavender is the Editor of All About Space magazine (published by Future Plc), holds a Master of Physics in Astrophysics and has written about space science, technology and physics for a wide selection of magazines, websites and organisations, including NASA and ESA. Her book Quantum Physics in Minutes was recently published by Quercus and she has written reports and careers leaflets for the Institute of Physics. She is also author of Haynes Large Hadron Collider Manual. She gives talks to a wide range of audiences about space science, runs educational workshops for schools and has appeared on BBC radio. She is a fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.


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Doors & Windows is the companion to and first EP from Monstrum Sepsis' critically acclaimed full length, Deep Sea Creatures.
Doors & Windows is the companion EP and first single from Monstrum Sepsis' critically acclaimed full length album, Deep Sea Creatures. Led by Rob Wentz and Paul Karlik, Monstrum Sepsis' unique blend of pulsing synthetics, erupting modulations and infectious rhythms have been modified and manipulated by the likes of Haujobb, Displacer, Android Lust, Mimetic, I,Parasite and more. In addition to the remixes, Doors & Windows included five previously unreleased tracks.
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I read this discussion and discovered the definition of "slippery when wet" from this advisory circular but I'm still having a hard time understanding why the runway condition is expressed as "slippery when wet" rather than just as "slippery." My guess is that the wet runway normally doesn't bring a slippery runway condition but it sometimes does and in that case it's expressed as "slippery when wet" rather than just "slippery." Is my guess correct?
why the runway condition is expressed as "slippery when wet" rather than just as "slippery."
Because the runway is normally not slippery, and thus it cannot be described simply as "slippery", but it must be specified when this occurs, particularly when it is wet it is slippery.
Saying only "slippery" would mean that the runway is always slippery, and is not the case.
Saying only "wet" does not convey the information that it is also slippery in that condition. (and you want to specify this because not all runways are slippery when wet)
It is not said "slippery when icy" because "when icy" everything is slippery, so that does not need specification, "icy" is sufficient.
"slippery when snowy" I never heard of it, generally because either the runway gets snowploughed fast enough, or because when there is too much snow the runway gets closed.


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Two Nebraska children texted 911 to stop their father from allegedly drunk driving after being scared for their lives during a road trip swerving down the road.
Mackenzie and Ethan Behrens, 14 and 12, were riding along in Kearney toward a vacation in Colorado when they began sending fearful messages to police.
The kids also asked their dad, 44-year-old Jason Behrens, to pull over at a Burger King so officers could catch up to their rental car, according to NTV.
They said that the most recent episode riding along with the impaired driver was not their first, but that near-scrapes with other cars led them to reach out for help.
The suspect told his children that he was not drunk, though blew nearly three times the legal limit of 0.08% during a breathalyzer test after his arrest.
Though the scare happened before Easter, the children recently opened up about their experience and thanked police officers for saving their lives.
"It was hard, but he had pushed us to the point that we had to," Ethan said.
Texting 911 began last year in Buffalo County, Neb., and select municipalities and counties across the country have begun recently begun rolling it out as an option for reaching help for emergencies.

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