I have had an RVO42 router in my office for 5 years. I had a Comcast modem connected to the router. The router connected with one switch to 8 workstations. Today I switched to Verizon FIOS with an ActionTec wireless wireless router. My LAN works fine but none of the workstations can connect to the Internet. The address of the RVO42 is 192.168.2.1. The address of the FIOS router is 192.168.1.1. Are these routers not compatible?
It sounds like you have a routing problem somewhere, rather than compatibility problem. Sorry, but the way you explain it, I cannot understand what is your present topology. But you need to find out what is not communicating with what. Write down how the network devices are connected and what IP addresses they should have to communicate with one each other. Than, most of the routers, as well RV042, allow from the web interface to make ping. From RV042 ping the first physicaly connected to it device and see if it will reply. Than ping the next one, until you reach the point where the communication breaks...
All pings to workstations on the LAN were successful. I tried to ping 188.8.131.52(what I think is the address of the Verizon router) but that failed. Do I need to change a setting on the Verizon router.
I just spoke with Verizon support. Despite having a static IP address, we changed the Linksys to "Obtain an IP address automatically". This allows workstations on the LAN to access the Internet. So far I have not been able to connect a tunnel.
it sounds like comcast was giving you an actual internet accessable address on the internet,
While verizon is Natting the addresses to a private address range (192.168.1.x) between the modem, and the rv042. this is also the default address for the LAN side of the rv042. that would be a conflict as each network needs to have a unique address for them to talk (route) to each other. It sounds like that was resolved by setting the lan side to 192.168.2.x
Your clients on the lan side are able to connect to the internet through the double nat (rv042 natting to verizon which is also natting). It will be difficult to connect INBOUND from the internet to devices behind the rv042. PPTP vpn will work through a nat, but you would need to do a port forward tcp port 1723 through the verizon router to the rv042. IPSEC site to site, Quickvpn or other client vpn is not supported through a NAT. if that is required, you would need to get with verizon and ask them to put the ActionTec into "bridge mode" so your RV042 will get an internet accessable address.
Also if you need other applications to access devices on your lan (server, remote desktop, etc) you would need to do a port forward in both devices.
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Coronavirus czar Nachman Ash says the first dose of Pfizer’s vaccine is turning out to provide less protection against COVID-19 than the US pharmaceutical firm had initially indicated it would, Army Radio reports.
Many people have gotten infected between the first and second Pfizer shots, he reportedly says, and it appears the protection offered by the first dose is “less effective than we had thought.” The data on the protective effect against the virus of the first dose, it is estimated, is “lower than Pfizer presented,” he is quoted saying.
Over 2 million Israelis have had their first Pfizer shot. Over 400,000 have had the second.
During talks among Health Ministry officials ahead of today’s cabinet meeting, Ash also says it’s not certain that vaccines can protect against mutated variants of the coronavirus, according to the report.
Ash is also quoted saying he won’t insist that tightened lockdown measures be extended for two more weeks and that he’ll settle for another week and a half.

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Restoring Forests and Landscapes: The Key to a Sustainable Future
This study published by IUFRO on behalf of the Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration (GPFLR) showcases the results of long-term and large-scale research. It was launched on 28 August 2018 at the Global Landscapes Forum Nairobi, Kenya. The publication outlines several case studies in forest and landscape restoration as nations around the world recognize the economic benefits that investing in restoration brings.
"It's clear that there is a growing movement for large-scale landscape restoration," Erik Solheim, head of UN Environment said. "All our international partner organizations working in this field agree it's now time to significantly scale up this work. There is clear potential for an area of 350 million hectares of degraded land to be restored by 2030, something that gives a huge boost to the fight against climate change, biodiversity loss and poverty. It's essential that we mobilize and seize this opportunity."
IUFRO is an active member of the Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration (GPFLR) and as such contributes to the partnership with expertise, policies and projects. The Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration outlines how we can reach the 2020 and 2030 targets and how we can best collaborate, using regional and global platforms.
Besseau, P., Graham, S. and Christophersen, T. (eds.), 2018. Restoring forests and landscapes: the key to a sustainable future. Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration, Vienna, Austria. ISBN No: 978-3-902762-97-9
Download the report:
- GPFLR: http://www.forestlandscaperestoration.org/
- GLF Nairobi 2018: https://events.globallandscapesforum.org/nairobi-2018/
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The quiet 3-star Hampton By Hilton Bursa Hotel is set in a commercial area minutes away from Ataturk Museum and Uludag. Featuring industrial architecture, the hotel is opened since 2012.
The venue is 3.0 km away from Karagoz Museum, Yildirim Bayezit Mosque and Uludag Kayak Merkezi. The distance between Bursa city center and the property is 6 km.
The hotel offers strategic location close to mountains and a national park.
Hampton By Hilton Bursa Hotel lies within 80 minutes’ drive to Sabiha Gokcen airport.
The property comprises 107 bright rooms appointed with satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, a closet, a refrigerator and climate control. Many guestrooms offer views of Uludag National Park and Uludag Mountain. They come with an electric kettle and coffee/tea makers as well as bathrooms with a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries.
Eat & Drink
Every day a hot breakfast is served in the dining room. The terrace restaurant provides fine meals.
Such business facilities as a business center, computer equipment and a photocopier are also available on site.
On-site fitness facilities include a gym and fitness classes.
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
Free private parking is possible on site.
Year renovated: 2012.
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'I was so scared I barked at it': Katie Holmes opens up on her lifelong fear... of raccoons
Katie Holmes' latest film role sees her playing a stepmother living in a haunted house.
But when it comes to real-life, the actress admits she's actually terrified of raccoons.
Promoting her new movie Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark on Jay Leno's Tonight Show, the 32-year-old revealed she loses her cool when near one of the furry mammals.
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Revealing her fears: Katie Holmes admitted she's terrified of raccoons as she appeared on The Tonight Show last night
'Crazy lady': Host Jay Leno was bemused when Holmes admitted she barked at a raccoon
With Holmes spending a lot of the year living in New York City with husband Tom Cruise and their daughter Suri, Leno suggested the actress should be used to the creatures.
He said: '"Raccoons? Well you picked the wrong city young lady to live in. Why raccoons? Is it the mask? Do you think they're criminals? What is it?'
She replied: You know, most things are like dogs, you know, they're more afraid of you than you are of them and I don't find that.
Hot to trot: Holmes showed off her slim figure in a tight pair of red leather trousers
Show no fear: Holmes is terrified of raccoons
'I was recently sitting outside and this raccoon comes right up, like right there, and I'm expecting it to be more afraid of me and I'm staring at it and it's staring right back like he's gonna kick my butt and I didn't know what to do so I just stood up and barked at it and he just ran away.'
Holmes' defence mechanism prompted laughter from the audience, with Leno conceding: 'He's like, this lady's crazy.'
Also on the show, Holmes admitted her recent birthday surprise for Cruise was ruined when her plans were leaked to the media.
She explained: 'His birthday is in July and we were in Florida and I was really excited and I threw him a little kind of dinner party.
'Then it turned out that it was in the press, it was like this huge blowout, but it was really only like ten people, but I was like, okay, that's fine.'Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark is released in the U.S. on August 26 and in the UK on October 7.
Check her out: Leno admired Holmes' recent cover for Spanish Vogue
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text: This study evaluated the recovery of seven characteristic black currant aroma compounds by vacuum membrane distillation (VMD) carried out at low temperatures (10-45 degreesC) and at varying feed flow rates (100-500 l/h) in a lab scale membrane distillation set tip. VMD at feed flow from 100 to 500 l/h at 30 degreesC gave concentration factors, calculated for each aroma compound as C-permeate/C-feed: from similar to4 to 15. The concentration factors increased with decreased juice temperature during VMD; at 10 degreesC concentration factors of 21-31 were obtained for the highly volatile aroma esters. The recovered levels of the highly volatile aroma compounds ranged from 68 to 83 vol.% with a feed volume reduction of 5 vol.% (10 degreesC, 400 l/h). The theoretically predicted aroma recovery as a function of the feed volume reduction was in accordance with the experimentally obtained values. VMD thus turned out to be a promising technique for gentle stripping of black currant juice aroma compounds.

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New video “The Swamp”
Today, Dutch death metal institution Bodyfarm premiere the new video “The Swamp” at heavily trafficked web-portal NoCleanSinging.com. With the video directed and edited by Sebastiaan Spijker for Multi Media Music Video Production, the track is the third to be revealed from the band’s highly anticipated fifth album, Ultimate Abomination, set for international release on February 24th via Edged Circle Productions. See & hear Bodyfarm’s “The Swamp” video in its entirety exclusively at the link.
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A compelling, yet technical read. We advise that you absorb this information, regardless of your political beliefs.
- 44.7% of all Americans pay no Federal Income Tax – down from 48.5% in 2010
- 67% of Americans believe we are too dependent on the government
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We are in search of Houston's best sandwiches because we love sandwiches and we love Houston!
Lately, nearly every sandwich I've had includes grilled or caramelized onions. And I am absolutely not complaining. The smoky sweetness of grilled, the tangy caramel of onions cooked down in balsamic vinegar: give it all to me.
Still, a few well cooked aromatics aren't worth much without the rest of the sandwich. Thankfully, that hasn't been an issue, particularly for the turkey avocado at Dish Society (multiple locations).
On this particular Friday, I visited the Heights location of the popular brunch-lunch spot. I'll eat almost anything with avocado, but when you combine it with caramelized onions, you could just hand me those two ingredients and a fork and I'd be good to go.
It's perfect with mild roasted turkey slices, lettuce and tomato on whole grain bread. In fact, the avocado and onion also provided more than enough creaminess, but Dish Society went one further by adding bacon aioli. Yeah, bacon. You can get bacon added to the sandwich if you want, but why bother with bacon mayo?
The turkey avocado has rapidly ascended my list of favorite turkey sandwiches in town. It even rivals the turkey, avocado and bacon at Onion Creek.
It's gotta be the onions.
If you have a sandwich you think is one of the best in town, hit us up. We're always looking for new options.
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OTTAWA — The Harper government says it is studying options to protect consumers from fee hikes as a result of an ongoing war between television broadcasters and cable distributors.
"We are obviously concerned about anything that would impose fees upon consumers without their consent," Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Tuesday in the House of Commons in response to a question from NDP Leader Jack Layton.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, Canada's broadcast regulator, has been considering whether broadcasters have the right to charge cable distribution companies a fee for carrying their signal, as is the case for specialty channels which are not available "over the air" through antennas.
The CRTC announced this week it would seek approval from the Federal Court of Appeal to implement a regime in which the two sides negotiate compensation.
But, prior to the decision, both industries ran extensive advertising campaigns arguing that the other side was trying to impose a new "tax" on consumers.
"Our government's view is we don't want to see unnecessary new taxes, levies and fees put onto individual consumers," Heritage Minister James Moore told reporters.
"We hope that if this process continues to go forward, that the CRTC will look to non-monetary ways of dealing with the situation that don't involve new charges and taxes."
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has blasted the CRTC for exempting the public broadcaster from the negotiating process. The CBC's president and CEO, Hubert Lacroix, has said this decision ignores the fact that the Crown corporation is also facing the same financial problems because of declining advertising revenue without new support from the government.
Both the Liberals and the New Democrats have said the government should intervene to protect the CBC.
"Here's the Conservatives' record on this," said Layton. "They precipitated a crisis at CBC that has forced the close down, shutting down of local broadcasting and thrown hundreds of people out of work, and then cable rates keep climbing, despite their promise that deregulation was going to do something about that, and more money than ever is being spent on U.S. programming instead of being invested in Canadian creativity."
But Harper said the government is providing "record" support for the public broadcaster with $1.1 billion in annual funding.
Moore added that the recommendations by the CRTC are important for an industry that is also of "great importance" to Canadians.
"Our first concern always has been and will continue to be what's in the best interest of consumers," Moore said. "I think, for a lot of Canadians, I think they've been frustrated at what's been seen as a broadcaster versus distributor issue, while the average citizen has been left out of this."


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text: OBJECTIVE: To assess whether bezafibrate increases fatty acid oxidation (FAO) and lowers heart rate (HR) during exercise in patients with carnitine palmitoyltransferase (CPT) II and very long-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase (VLCAD) deficiencies. METHODS: This was a 3-month, randomized, double-blind, crossover study of bezafibrate in patients with CPT II (n = 5) and VLCAD (n = 5) deficiencies. Primary outcome measures were changes in FAO, measured with stable-isotope methodology and indirect calorimetry, and changes in HR during exercise. RESULTS: Bezafibrate lowered low-density lipoprotein, triglyceride, and free fatty acid concentrations; however, there were no changes in palmitate oxidation, FAO, or HR during exercise. CONCLUSION: Bezafibrate does not improve clinical symptoms or FAO during exercise in patients with CPT II and VLCAD deficiencies. These findings indicate that previous in vitro studies suggesting a therapeutic potential for fibrates in disorders of FAO do not translate into clinically meaningful effects in vivo. CLASSIFICATION OF EVIDENCE: This study provides Class I evidence that bezafibrate 200 mg 3 times daily is ineffective in improving changes in FAO and HR during exercise in adults with CPT II and VLCAD deficiencies.

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A Shallotte teen was arrested early Wednesday and charged in the death of a 4-month-old boy last week.
A Shallotte teen will remain held without bail in the death of a 4-month-old boy, a judge determined Wednesday.
Randy Lee Richardson II, 19, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Colton Tillman Richardson, born Jan. 31.
"He's a boy. A young man," Richardson's attorney, James Payne, said of his client following the brief hearing in Brunswick County district court Wednesday. "He's distraught and bewildered."
During the hearing, Payne was appointed to represent Richardson. District Court Judge Marion Warren also informed Richardson he could face the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder.
According to the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office, the child was injured May 28 at Richardson's home at 1515 Pelican Place in Shallotte. Sheriff's office spokeswoman Emily Flax said no further details would be released concerning the incident.
An obituary indicates the baby died June 2.
On May 29 his mother, Brandy Nicole Elkins, posted on her boyfriend's Facebook page that her son was in a Chapel Hill hospital.
"God, please help my little boy and be with us through this," she wrote.
About midnight Wednesday, she posted: "The man who took my baby's life admitted to it tonight... He took my baby's life. My little boy is gone because of a sick individual. My little Colton is gone... But justice will be served."
Richardson was arrested by Brunswick investigators at 1:45 a.m. Wednesday, according to Flax.
The N.C. Medical Examiner's Office said an autopsy was performed on the child's body, but the results won't be available for months.
A probable cause hearing was set for July 9, but Richardson will likely be indicted on the murder charge before then.
Attempts to reach Elkins were unsuccessful.
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Chunks of juicy, sweet, fresh summer watermelon coated in a dressing of chili, cilantro, and lime. This summer salad is full of flavors that you might think don't go together... until you find yourself eating the entire bowl and wishing for more.
Savory Watermelon Salad with Chili and Lime
Use any leftover watermelon to make yummy Watermelon Tequila Spritzers - which can be made with or without the tequila.
Add some extra crunch with Yemenite Ja'ala
Yemenite Ja'ala is a delicious mix of nuts and seeds, coated with spices and roasted until crunchy and flavorful. Making it couldn't be easier. Simply dump a variety of nuts and seeds in a bowl, add some spices, olive oil and boiling water, spread it onto a pan, and pop it in the oven to roast.
Ja’ala makes a delicious, healthy grab-and-go snack, is a delightful addition to a charcuterie plate or cheese board, and is one of my favorite ways to top a salad.
This Watermelon Salad goes well with...
- Stuffed Poblano Peppers
- Black Bean Tostadas with Corn Salsa
- Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Pineapple Coleslaw
- Scallops with Chorizo and Roasted Corn
If you give this recipe a try, let me know! Leave a comment, rate it, or take a picture and tag it #alittleandalot on Instagram.
- About 3 lb fresh seedless watermelon (approximately half of a small 6 lb watermelon), cut into large chunks
- 2 tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juice
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 teaspoon Tajin Seasoning (*See note)
- 2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- ¼ cup chopped fresh cilantro
- Flaky sea salt
- Put the watermelon chunks into a large bowl and set aside.
- Add the lime, honey and Tajin Seasoning to a small bowl and stir to combine. Slowly whisk in the olive oil, pouring it in a thing steady stream while you whisk to create an emulsion. Stir in the cilantro.
- Pour the dressing over the watermelon and toss gently to coat. Sprinkle with about ½ teaspoon sea salt. Toss gently once more. Taste, add more salt if you like, and serve.
Tajin Seasoning is a yummy seasoning made from dried chilies and lime. My local grocery store doesn't carry it, so I order it on Amazon. You can also substitute any Mexican seasoning blend that includes chili powder in the list of ingredients. If you use a seasoning blend that does not contain lime, you might want to increase the amount of lime juice in this recipe. Just mix up the dressing and taste it to determine weather it warrants a few more drops of lime.
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...and... side note... I heard that it's not hard to make your own bubble tea. I have an Asian grocery store by me and I reallly want to figure this out. I love bubble tea!
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Tomatillo Salsa Recipe | Grilling
8 ounces husked, rinsed, and halved tomatillos
2 large cloves of garlic, peeled
1 jalapeño or 2 serrano chiles, stemmed and roughly chopped
1/3 cup roughly chopped cilantro
1/2 small white onion, finely chopped
1/4 cup water
Light one chimney full of charcoal. When all the charcoal is lit and covered with gray ash, pour out and spread coals out evenly over the charcoal grate. Clean and lightly oil the cooking grate. Place tomatillo halves on the grill, cut side down. Grill until browned and they begin to soften. Flip and continue to cook until completely softened. Remove the tomatillos to the work bowl of a blender or food processor. Let cool to room temperature. Add garlic, chiles, cilantro, and 1/4 cup of water to the bowl and pulse until coarsely pureed. Pour salsa into a small dish and stir in the onion. Thin the salsa out with more water if necessary. Taste and add sugar to if the salsa is too tart. Season with salt to taste.


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BATI Group Moves Tractors
23rd July 2020
BATI Group have successfully executed the transportation of tractors along with their accessories.
The tractors were loaded unpacked near Toulouse in the South of France with the entire cargo totalling 21tn / 150cbm. The loaded, Turkish-plated trucks were then delivered to Telavi in Georgia.
BATI Group is well known for being very strong in road shipments from Europe to the CIS region.


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The peppery smell of tear gas hung in the air of Istanbul’s Gezi Park when I walked through with my family just after midnight on Wednesday.
It was relatively quiet under the sycamore trees, a fleeting interlude between episodes of turmoil. On Tuesday, police gassed the park and cleared surrounding Taksim Square with the help of water canons, scattering thousands of panicked protesters and sending many to take refuge in the nearby Divan Hotel. Wednesday morning, defiant demonstrators would again fill the park — some objecting to a government plan to replace the trees with a shopping mall, others protesting the violence used by police, all united in their anger at Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s increasingly authoritarian style of ruling.
Now, after Erdogan softened his stance on redeveloping the park — while police buses lining the streets of Istanbul backed his threat of further confrontation — the protests that have unsettled Turkey since the end of May appear to be abating. But this outcome is not the end of the country’s unrest.
Efforts to explain what happened in Turkey these past few weeks have sought various historical analogies. Is this like France in 1968? Or the American Occupy Wall Street movement? Or is it another Tahrir Square, an extension of the Arab Spring? Is the state that was supposed to be the model for the new Arab world instead modeling itself on the regimes of that world’s ousted leaders?
I see a different parallel: Iran’s “Green Movement” four years ago. As in Turkey, the majority of Iranian protesters were educated, middle-class urbanites. The regime attacked peaceful demonstrations with the full range of brutal means at its disposal, ultimately crushed the movement and held onto power. It wasn’t until this Friday that Iranian voters got to elect a successor to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and even then the choices were limited to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei loyalists.
Turkey, of course, is different from Iran in that it is an open society with free and fair elections. Its government depends on popular support. But it appears that Erdogan will emerge from the protests with the approval of his core constituency intact, and there is no viable challenger to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP). They are certain to maintain their grip — at least for now.
The Gezi Park protest and the demonstrations it prompted in other Turkish cities have diminished the AKP’s legitimacy abroad and at home. The AKP can no longer present itself to the outside world as a party intent on establishing a liberal democratic order based on the rule of law. And within Turkey, it has lost credibility in the eyes of those who supported it in the past against the military and the middle class it nurtured.
Capitalizing on Turkey’s decades-long economic liberalization and the European Union accession process, Erdogan significantly raised the national income and the Turkish population’s prosperity. He also pushed reforms that made housing, health care and education more accessible. Turkey saw a veritable middle-class explosion — with its attendant consumerism and individualism.
It is a segment of this middle class, mainly secular, that has been most incensed at other aspects of the ruling party’s agenda. Long quiescent and atomized, the urban public revolted against the arbitrariness of the government. The anger blows against the increasing authoritarianism and discursive brutality of the prime minister, against efforts to keep citizens from taking part in decisions that affect their lives.
The discontent also has roots in the social costs of the AKP’s economic policies and its construction craze. In fact, the participation of groups from the more impoverished areas of Istanbul, as well as the involvement of soccer club fans, gave the movement a cross-class identity.
Finally, the movement reflects resistance to attempts to regulate social and private life — for example, imposing further restrictions on alcohol and on abortion and calling for women to have at least three children each.
With their protests, Turks have shown that they seek to redefine citizenship and to enlarge the liberal-democratic space in the nation’s politics. The demonstrators, especially those in Taksim Square, have defied Erdogan’s strictly majoritarian understanding of democracy. Their extraordinarily pluralist makeup runs counter to the ruling party’s restrictive religious and cultural definition of citizenship and society.
This civil, spontaneous, politically unaffiliated movement on a massive scale is unprecedented in Turkey. It reflects deep-seated social impulses that won’t go away even if, for the moment, they have been suppressed. And sooner or later it will find a political outlet.
After all, this upheaval is about Turkey’s future identity. And that identity is much better represented by the humor, pluralism and liberalism of the protesters than by the dour disciplinarianism and provincial conservatism of the ruling party.
Soli Özel is a professor of international relations and political science at Istanbul Kadir Has University and a columnist for Haberturk, a Turkish daily.


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Mr Sarkozy is suspected of benefiting from brown envelopes of cash to help fund his 2007 campaign from Mrs Bettencourt and her late husband, André, whose former bookkeeper has told judges she withdrew 150,000 euros earmarked for Mr Sarkozy's then campaign treasurer. He also faces questioning over allegations he personally accepted cash from the Bettencourts during a visit shortly before his 2007 election. Mr Sarkozy denies wrongdoing on all accounts.
Since losing his presidential immunity following his defeat to Francois Hollande earlier this year, Mr Sarkozy is expected to face questioning in a raft of party financing and corruption cases.
In the so-called 'Karachi affair', judges are looking into irregularities in the financing of former Prime Minister Edouard Balladur's 1995 presidential campaign. Mr Sarkozy was Mr Balladur's campaign spokesman and budget minister at the time.
Magistrates suspect the Balladur camp of receiving illicit "retro-commissions" from the sale of French submarines to Pakistan. Mr Sarkozy's best man and former ministerial cabinet chief are both under formal investigation over the affair.
A separate investigation is under way into allegations that 11 French engineers died in a Karachi bombing carried out by Pakistani agents angry after bribes from the sale were cut off. Mr Sarkozy has always denied any wrongdoing.
The most recent corruption allegation to be levelled against him is that he received 50 million euros of illegal campaign contributions from the late Muammar Gaddafi.
Last month, investigative news website Mediapart published what it said was a copy of a document signed by Moussa Koussa, Col Gaddafi's intelligence chief in 2006 outlining the alleged funding deal. Mr Sarkozy has dismissed it as a forgery.
Saif-Al Islam Gaddafi, Gaddafi's son and former heir, last year unambiguously claimed that Libya had funded Mr Sarkozy's election.
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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects more than a fifth of the world’s population. It is more widespread in women than men, although it appears to be somewhat predominant before age 35 -but, infrequently after age 40 - in half of the affected individuals.
Research suggests that there may be a certain familial tendency, or ‘genetic’ vulnerability, which predisposes us to IBS. Homeopathy addresses this likely predisposition; it treats the individual, not just one’s intestinal and bowel symptoms, or the disorder by its name alone. This is because no two individuals with IBS present with the same symptoms - their reactions, or responses, their likes and dislikes, what makes their symptoms better or worse, not to speak of their temperament, which may be as different as chalk and cheese.
IBS is one of the most common conditions treated by professional homeopaths. There is, in addition, large-scale ongoing clinical research, in Europe and the US, regarding the evidence-based safety and effectiveness of homeopathic treatment for the syndrome. The results are promising - clinicians believe that this could lead to better understanding and more effective treatment outcomes for patients presenting with or having long-standing IBS.
The word ‘syndrome’ in IBS includes all types of symptoms, including bloating and digestive pain, a typical presentation, although IBS, in effect, refers to a condition where the bowels have extreme reactions - such as alternating constipation and diarrhoea - which come and go on their own accord. Some clinicians refer to IBS as a form of depression - ‘depression of the intestines’ - highlighted by reduced amounts of the ‘feel-good’ chemical, serotonin, which also occurs in psychological, or emotional, depression. Here is how it happens. The nerve cells in the intestines synchronise digestion; they trigger the muscle of the intestines to contract. When serotonin levels are inadequate, the intestine gets uneasy. This leads to alternating bouts of too much or too little activity, or general distress. The worst part is symptoms may get aggravated by chronic constipation - not a pleasant prospect.
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In a study conducted, at a large group of homeopathic clinics, on a group of IBS patients, treatment results showed an impressive ‘feeling better’ in 89 per cent of patients. It also highlighted the fact why more and more patients are opting for homeopathic treatment as the most ‘preferred’ and ‘proven’ alternative option in holistic healthcare.
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That IBS also accounts for more referrals to gastroenterologists than any other digestive disorder, with treatment outcomes being anything but spectacular, or long-lasting is a significant detail. It is classed as a ‘functional disorder,’ which means that the intestines appear normal, but do not function normally - this is obviously a key therapeutic area where homeopathy works best.
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A reward of $6,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the poaching of a black bear near this Florida Panhandle town.
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Lethbridge council passes temporary mandatory mask bylaw
Wearing a mask while at indoor public locations will be mandatory in Lethbridge until the end of the year. (file photo)
LETHBRIDGE -- Wearing a mask is now the law of the land in Lethbridge, at least temporarily.
Lethbridge city council approved by a 6-3 vote Monday evening a mandatory face-covering bylaw that includes all indoor public spaces, aimed at limiting the spread of COVID-19 and keeping the local economy moving ahead.
That includes places like malls, grocery stores, retail businesses, churches, as well as taxi and ridesharing businesses.
The bylaw will be in effect until the end of December, at which point council will have to decide whether it needs to be extended.
“One of the things a few weeks ago, Coun. Crowson talked about the nudge. When you want someone to do something, you don’t use a sledgehammer — you do little nudges,” said Coun. Rob Miyashiro.
“Wearing the mask is one thing; it’s not a draconian thing or a horrible thing. It’s a very little thing people can do, and then make it normal.”
The new bylaw follows similar temporary measures put into place in Calgary and Edmonton earlier this month.
Anyone not adhering to the bylaw could face a $100 fine, but the city says it is is more concerned with education and encouraging residents to wear a mask in indoor spaces to protect themselves and those around them.
Miyashiro, along with Couns. Mark Campbell, Belinda Crowson, Jeff Coffman, Jeff Carlson, and Mayor Chris Spearman voted in favour of the bylaw, while Couns. Blaine Hyggen, Joe Mauro and Ryan Parker voted against it.
The fact Lethbridge currently has no active COVID-19 cases was one reason cited for not supporting the bylaw.
“There’s been buy-in, there’s become some normality to what’s occurred. I just thought that the voice of many citizens in the community in regard to people against it had to be heard,” said Parker.
“I’m glad I could bring that voice forward with reasons why. Am I disappointed the vote went the way it did? Yes, but I also respect democracy and a majority vote.”
Spearman commended his council colleagues for taking leadership on the issue by passing the mandatory bylaw and said it will benefit residents, businesses and the community at large during this uncertain time.
“When people have COVID-19, those that have contracted it, even when they’ve recovered they often have lingering after-effects," he said.
"We want to make sure that nobody’s health is compromised and that we make sure we support others. There are young people in our community with immune deficiencies and people undergoing cancer treatment with immune deficiencies, let’s make sure we’re looking after everyone."
The bylaw includes some exemptions to the mandatory use of face coverings, which include:
- Anyone under the age of two;
- Anyone unable to place, use, or remove a face covering without assistance;
- Anyone unable to wear a face-covering because of an underlying medical condition or disability or other protected ground under the Alberta Human Rights Act;
- Anyone consuming food or drink in designated areas or as part of a religious or spiritual ceremony;
- Anyone engaged in aquatic activities or physical exercise;
- Anyone providing care or assistance to a person with a disability where a face covering would hinder that caregiving or assistance;
- Anyone engaging in services that require the temporary removal of a face covering;
- Anyone who is sleeping or in bed at a homeless shelter;
- A child who is older than two years of age but younger than five years of age chronologically or developmentally and who refuses to wear a face covering and cannot be persuaded to do so by their caregiver, and;
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NEXT year’s Sigerson Cup has been formally launched in Ulster University, Jordanstown, at a function in its Loughview suite.
A plan to build 600 homes at Ulster University's Jordanstown campus has been rejected by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council's planning committee.
Plans to build 600 homes on the Ulster University site at Jordanstown have been officially rejected by planners.
ULSTER UNIVERSITY meet Maynooth in the Division One Ryan Cup quarter-final at Jordanstown on Thursday (throw-in 2pm).
NEXT year’s Sigerson Cup was formally launched in the Ulster University, Jordanstown at a function in its Loughview suite on Monday morning.
JORDANSTOWN have announced that former Donegal great Martin McHugh has been added to the senior football management team for the upcoming season.
Over 50 sixth form students lined out recently for a hugely-successful initiative at the Ulster University in Jordanstown, outside Belfast.
THE University of Ulster has officially become Ulster University after
MICHAEL MURPHY will not feature for Ulster University, Jordanstown in the Sigerson Cup.
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GRADUATES have been receiving certificates from the `University of Ulster' - three years after the institution re-branded.


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Ever since I read and loved Tess of the D’Urbevilles last January, I’ve been meaning to check out some of Thomas Hardy’s other work. Unfortunately I found Far from the Madding Crowd nowhere near as enjoyable as Tess.
The plot revolves around the beautiful and flighty Bathsheba Everdene, who must choose between three suitors: the lovely, constant and only likeable character in the entire book Gabriel Oak, the heart-breaker Sergeant Troy or the middle-aged farmer Boldwood.
Hardy starts out lavishing the reader with the same gorgeous prose about country life that I loved in Tess, but as he gathers speed with the story this falls away.
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HUBER HEIGHTS – Huber Heights City Council members voted unanimously to appoint Judy Blankenship as vice mayor for 2017. Blankenship replaces Tyler Starline, who served as vice mayor in 2016. Starline nominated Blankeship for the post for the coming year.
Council members also approved a number of other appointments at Monday night’s meeting:
- Council appointed Janell Smith as the city representative and Nancy Byrge as alternate to the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission . Council also approved Russ Bergman as city representative and Scott Falkowski as alternate to the MVRPC technical advisory committee.
- Council reappointed the following members of the Property Maintenance Review Board: Frank Ambrose and Andrew Demland for a term ending Dec. 31, 2017; Daniel Yoe and Sandra Opp for a term ending Dec. 31, 2018; and Richard Winkler, Robert Deam and Leona Gray for a term ending Dec. 31, 2019.
- Council designated Smith as city representative and Richard Shaw as alternate to the First Tier Suburbs Consortium for 2017.
Council members also addressed two issues that they have discussed at previous council meeting.
Council approved a resolution authorizing City Manager Rob Schommer to advertise for bids from firms to develop a parks and recreation master plan for the city.
It also decided to talk some more about a proposed ordinance to regulate door-to-door solicitation in the city. Council will discuss the issue one more time at its next work session then bring an amended version of the ordinance to the next council meeting for a vote.
Other items from Monday night’s meeting:
- Schommer explained that the proposed change in city trash collection schedules was canceled by the city’s trash contractor, Republic Services. The city will continue to operate on the previous trash schedule.
- When Byrge asked if there was some way to collect feedback on how city residents felt about Republic, Schommer replied that the company is planning to conduct a city-wide survey in the near future to find out about residents’ concerns.
- Byrge also asked for updates on the city handbooks for boards and commissions and rules of council. City Clerk Anthony Rogers will work on putting together that information for council.
- Smith announced there will be a Ward 2 meeting Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. at city hall. She asked citizens to attend and bring ideas and goals for the city for 2017.
- Council Member Richard Shaw announced the Ward 1 Facebook page is on-line. He also announced the new International House of Pancakes has set Feb. 21 at its projected opening date.
- Council Member Judy Blankenship shared information about the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission ride share program. The MVRPC is trying to get the word out about the program as an alternative during the RTA strike. Information on the program is available at 937-223-SAVE.
Council’s next meeting will be Jan. 23, 7 p.m., city hall.
Reach Dave Lindeman at 937-684-8983 or on Twitter @HH_Courier.
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text: Many of my chickens have missing feathers. One even has blood stains around her white neck. I have witnessed a couple of chickens pulling out feathers of other chickens. It seems the bantam's are picking on the big chickens. Silly huh? Are they missing something in their diet? How do I change the behavior? They have scratch daily, plenty of feed, cabbage hanging for fun. What else can I do?


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NMKK got their new logo & business card by running a design contest:
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Over 130 Faith-Based Organizations Join CLINIC in Calling on the Biden Administration To Designate TPS for the DRC
WASHINGTON, DC — Over 130 local, state, and national faith-based organizations are joining together to call on the Biden administration to designate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In a new letter led by the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC), the faith-based organizations call for immediate action following the United Nations’ recent, shocking report that more than 6.9 million Congolese people are currently displaced as a result of armed conflict, intense violence, and humanitarian crises.
“Our faith-based organizations and leaders strongly believe that the DRC clearly meets the statutory requirements for a TPS designation — which would extend much-needed grace to nationals from the DRC currently living in our communities and worshiping in our congregations,” the faith leaders wrote in a letter addressed to President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. They continued, “We firmly believe that a TPS designation brings our moral values in alignment with our laws. Across our diverse faith traditions, we are called by our sacred texts to the practices of welcoming the sojourner and acting in solidarity with the vulnerable. Not deporting people to harm at this juncture should be a moral imperative.”
Decades of tragedy in the DRC have already claimed more than 5 million lives, with widespread human rights abuses and war crimes. The UN has called the current situation in the DRC “one of the largest internal displacement and humanitarian crises in the world.”
“Temporary Protected Status is a life-saving tool that the administration has to use in situations just like this – where it would be grievously unsafe for a certain group of nationals to return to their country of origin,” said CLINIC Executive Director Anna Marie Gallagher. “The situation facing citizens of the DRC is dire, and it is our duty as people of faith and conscience to allow those already in the United States to remain here in safety. We urge the administration to make this decision without delay.”
“Amid the severe humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has led to the displacement of over 6 million people due to armed conflicts and natural disasters, there exists a moral imperative for the U.S. government to protect our Congolese brothers and sisters residing in the United States,” said Nils Kinuani, Immigration Department Coordinator and Board Director for the Congolese Community of Washington Metropolitan (CCWM). “Designating Temporary Protected Status for the DRC is a crucial step that can save lives and fortify our community."
“Thank you to the faith leaders and organizations that have taken the bold stance as advocates for our Congolese community members in the United States. The DRC cannot afford any further delay in receiving a TPS designation,” said Diana Konatè, National Policy Director, African Communities Together (ACT). “We will continue to push the administration to use TPS as a way to protect Congolese living in the U.S. by designating the DRC immediately.”
"I am a survivor; I was forced to flee my home country to save my life,” said Yves Kaduli, Community Organizer. “How could I stay when I was threatened with kidnapping and torture because of my opposition against the regime of Kinshasa? The atrocities, life threats, and war have impacted the lives of all of us for decades, and now, the situation is getting worse. The Biden administration must stand and protect Congolese who cannot return safely to DRC by designating Temporary Protected Status. Let's continue to raise our voices for those who are persecuted and vulnerable, so that thousands may be protected.”
CLINIC joins a coalition of organizations, including faith, immigration, and human rights groups, as well as Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, Senator Cory Booker, and 52 of their colleagues in the U.S. Congress, in calling on the Biden administration to utilize TPS to protect nationals of the DRC without delay. Congolese Community of Washington Metropolitan (CCWM) and African Communities Together (ACT) among many others have been advocating for this designation for over one year, in light of the armed conflict, catastrophic levels of violence, displacement, and death unfolding in the country, making it impossible for nationals to return to the DRC safely. Designating the DRC for TPS would keep families and individuals safe and together, and provide protection from deportation and work authorization to our Congolese community members. The Biden administration should build on their successful use of the TPS tool and designate the DRC for TPS.


January 20, 2022 | 16:59
South Korean investors have yet again managed to stay at the top of the food chain in Vietnam’s investment environment in 2021. However, their presence also entails a network of satellite businesses that leave little room for domestic competitors.
January 20, 2022 | 09:33
The policymakers of the latest draft of Vietnam’s mammoth Power Development Plan VIII see themselves confronted with additional wind and solar demand, as well as the scrutiny of a deputy prime minister, requiring the Ministry of Industry and Trade to remedy issues to meet the national goals of energy security and net zero emissions by 2050.
January 08, 2022 | 22:00
Vietnam’s garment and textile sector has reached the 2021 export target, but is confronted with ever-growing competition from the Asian continent as well as other markets.
January 08, 2022 | 17:40
Seafood exporters surprised in 2021 with a turnover of $8.9 billion, up 6 per cent compared to 2020, but experts and government officials recommend further diversifying targeted export markets and making good use of existing trade agreements.
December 30, 2021 | 14:28
Many orders, coupled with a strong increase in the demand for fresh fruits from the United States, could be a gold mine for Vietnamese exporters if problems related to the only suitable preservation company were dealt with.
December 17, 2021 | 10:00
Vietnamese rubber exports have reached decent figures, albeit based on lower expectations – and exporters are now hoping that China will soon increase its hunger for their rubber, while at the same time preparing to shift towards new markets to end the long-lasting dependence on the Chinese market.
December 16, 2021 | 17:00
Pepper prices have been skyrocketing to the highest level since 2018 – but with a lack of supply, many pepper growers have put little trust in the black seeds and even reduced plantations to be less dependent on the fluctuating market.
December 16, 2021 | 12:48
Amid its integration into global markets, Vietnam’s government has been emphasising the role of national brands with the Vietnam Value Programme, which will head into its next round in March to select those companies and products that will be further supported in the domestic and overseas markets.
December 05, 2021 | 21:38
Amid Vietnam’s march towards international economic integration, the recognition of national brands that offer the highest quality and the most innovative products plays a crucial role.
December 02, 2021 | 08:00
Vietnam’s timber industry could grow into one of the largest in the region – however, its labour productivity, as well as the number of workers willing to get involved, lack the required push.


From State Sen. Bob Cassilly:
Next week is the last week of the 2018 Legislative Session for the Maryland General Assembly and a lot of important work remains unfinished. Key provisions of the Governor’s crime fighting legislation remain in limbo along with school safety bills, employment initiatives, and more. Unfortunately, this being an election year, the legislative process tends to become locked in mortal combat with the political process. As a result, good bills that have been in development for months and even years risk being hijacked to support or oppose purely political agendas. It is a struggle at this stage of the session for legislators to rise above the political rancor and simply do the peoples work in Maryland. Hopefully, the events of this holy season will inspire us onward to success.
Senator, District 34


WARSAW: US President Barack Obama on Saturday ducked questions about an FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email account for sensitive government business. After months of refusing to comment on the ongoing legal probe, with that investigation now completed, Obama said he would “continue to be scrupulous about not commenting on it.” Obama has backed Clinton’s bid to replace him as President after elections this November. She is expected to be formally nominated as the Democratic presidential nominee later this month. The FBI has been scathing in its criticism of Clinton, even though it decided not to pursue criminal charges. FBI director James Comey found Clinton, while careless, did not break the law. Republicans have called for Clinton to be prosecuted and for her customary intelligence briefings to stop.


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Croydon residents reacted with surprise to recent comments from a local councillor and policeman, who accused the town of having an ‘image problem’ and being the kind of place contestants for the Jeremy Kyle show might originate from.
Speaking in Parliament, Gavin Barwell, MP for Croydon Central, went on to say that part of Croydon’s image problem could be attributed to its “reputation for unwelcoming 1960s architecture and for crime and anti-social behaviour”.
Local policeman Sgt David Deuchar, who is featured in a local poster campaign for Croydon council, further exacerbated local tensions by writing on Facebook: “research indicates all of Jeremy Kyle’s guests can trace their roots back to the lovely town.”
Croydon has long had a reputation as a slightly dreary, crime-ridden suburb – trapped between the sprawling web of south London and the leafy commuter towns of northern Surrey.
Significant investment in commercial infrastructure in the early 20th century saw Croydon develop into a thriving business centre, fuelled by government incentives aimed at encouraging office relocation outside London. The development of two major shopping centres – the Whitgift and Drummond centres – have further added to its appeal as a thriving urban centre on the fringes of London.
An extensive tram network – stretching across Croydon to Wimbledon – along with regular overground train services to central London and the new East London Line extension, has also made Croydon attractive for commuters looking for convenient connections to both London and the rest of the south-east.
But despite continual – and arguably fruitless – efforts to make Croydon a bigger, bolder place, there remains an almost unwavering perception of it as a place riddled with high crime, a growing gang-culture and a paucity of cultural attractions.
So what is it really like to live in the town? Is it really as bad as Gavin Barwell and David Deuchars suggest? East London Lines took to the streets of Croydon to find out what its residents think about the place they call home.
Chris, 37, an artist from South Croydon, believes the key to improving the town lies in a focus on the arts: “Drinking establishments have created a ‘binge’ drinking culture. More cultural stuff would help, as there are no art galleries and there are a huge amount of artists who don’t get help from the government,” he says.
A market stallholder, who preferred to remain anonymous, agrees that Croydon has its problems, but believes it is down to poor employment prospects. “Community police are doing a good job on the streets and there is only a minority spoiling it for the rest of the people living in Croydon. But there is so much unemployment here, that it drags the town down.”
The youth of Croydon however, believe Croydon to be a spritely, welcoming environment that is a far cry from the image of a wretched, crime-infested suburb that is so often portrayed by the media.
Norwood students Reham and Vena, both aged 17, said: “There is crime everywhere in London but we’ve never had a personal experience of it here in Croydon.” Damina White, 17 from South Norwood also agreed with these comments. He said: “I don’t even have problems at night time. I think news is a potential influence on creating a bad image of Croydon.”
The overriding impression of Croydon from those interviewed was positive – focusing on the abundance of shops and services, excellent transport connections, a sense of community and the ease of access to other parts of London. Like many towns and cities across the country, Croydon is suffering at the hands of the recession, and it may well be said that the lack of employment prospects and the resultant lack of direction for many young people is contributing to gang culture and therefore crime.
But that is a problem common to districts across London, so rather than forming an opinion of Croydon based on the latest damning crime report, why not take advantage of the new East London Line extension and come check out Croydon for yourself?


Merger creates world's biggest publishing firm
The book companies behind Fifty Shades Of Grey and Jamie Oliver's 30 Minute Meals have joined forces to create the world's biggest consumer publisher.
Penguin owner Pearson completed a joint venture with Random House owner Bertelsmann to create Penguin Random House. The merger combines two of the "big six" publishers in a venture behind 15,000 new titles a year. It bolsters the companies in the face of a changing market – driven by the rise of the ebook from the likes of Amazon, Apple and Google.
The deal overcame regulatory hurdles including a competition probe by the US Department of Justice after it was announced in October. Penguin Random House employs more than 10,000 staff and spans the globe with operations in the US, Canada, the UK, India, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, China, Spain and Latin America. It is home to writers as diverse as Jack Reacher creator Lee Child at Random House and Penguin's long list of classical authors such as Charles Dickens and Jane Austen.


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To mine the asteroids, first build small cheap space telescopes.
The space telescope will be based on the same design Planetary Resources will eventually use for its asteroid-prospecting spacecraft: a 30-kilogram to 50-kilogram flier packed with imaging sensors and a laser-optical communication system the company is developing to avoid encumbering its spacecraft with large antennas. The company, which says it has about two dozen employees, will market these spacecraft as cheap but effective telescopes for both astronomical and Earth-observing applications. Sales would provide cash for the company’s core work on asteroid mining, Eric Anderson, co-founder and co-chairman of Planetary Resources, said.
The telescope slated for launch sometime in the next two years “would be something, let’s say, a university buys [for astronomical observations], or a commercial company that wants to monitor shipping traffic or something like that,” Anderson said in a phone interview. The cost for the telescope, which Planetary Resources is calling Arkyd-101, would be “millions of dollars, including launch.”
At the Planetary Resources press conference today, there was a lot of talk about the benefits and profits to be gained from mining the asteroids. However, this ain’t gonna happen for quite a few years. In the meantime, the company plans to make money building space telescopes which scientists and others can use, for a fee, to do research.
In other words, the government and astronomers dropped the ball on replacing the Hubble Space Telescope. Now, private enterprise is going to pick it up and run with it.


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This place is not your typical ice cream shop. Their ice cream, sorbet and thick shakes are made from tropical fruits that are sun-ripened and harvested directly from their 550 trees out the back. It's a quintessential paddock-to-plate experience.
has been in business since 1989 and is impossible to miss. Located on Bruce Highway, Mutarnee, just one hour from Townsville, their iconic big cheery bow-tie wearing mango statue out the front waves at visitors and passers-by.
For mango lovers, the menu that offers is just fantastic! There is toast with butter and mango jam, mango pancakes, with ice cream, cream, and mango sauce, mango muffins with mango jam and cream, mango trifle, mango scones and of course, mango ice cream.
They also serve other food options such as sandwiches, wraps, pizza, salads and choices of beverages such as juice and coffee. You can also find vegetarian and vegan options here. They also usually have some rather unusual fresh fruit for sale depending on the season at the front of their shop, such as dragon fruits and jack fruits.
Before or after having delicious food and fresh drink here, you can have a walk in their display orchard. You can find mango trees, banana trees, lychees, kumquats, mulberries, guavas, lemons, and many more.
With a very generous serving and a very large selection to choose from, is a place worth the detour.
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Marriott International / very unprofessional
I booked a six night stay at the London Regent's Park Marriott on the internet for a decent, yet unspectacular rate of $225/night.
I cancelled the day I was supposed to arrive, and Marriott has charged my for the full six nights. I got absolutely no service for this; only the chance to play around on the Marriott web site. A decent cancellation policy would be to charge for one night and provide credit for the remainder.
Marriott will not refund or allow me to rebook. This is the worst policy I have heard of with any hotel chain. Do not book with a Marriott when you have so many other choices. It's just not worth it.
Also, their complaint channels are anonymous and faceless. It's hard to get a full name out of anyone you might complain to. They all run and hide. It's very unprofessional.
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Thirteen political parties out of the 18 political parties in Nigeria on Monday threatened to withdraw the February 25 and March 11 election if the Central Bank of Nigeria extends the deadline of February 10 for naira swap.
At a briefing by a coalition of chairmen of political parties on Monday, the “13 parties” commended President Muhammadu Buhari on the redesign of the N200, N500 and N1,000 banknotes and also insisted that the policy must stand
The parties also knocked the Kaduna, Kogi and Zamfara state governments for heading to the Supreme Court to get court injunction to extend the deadline for the validity of three old notes.
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The National Chairman of the Action Alliance, Kenneth Udeze, who briefed the pressmen, said,
“We hereby announce that at least 13 out of the 18 political parties in Nigeria will not be interested in the 2023 general elections and indeed we shall withdraw our participation from the electoral process if this currency policies are suspended or cancelled or if the deadline is further shifted.”
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Left-wing prison reform advocate Alex Friedmann was convicted on felony vandalism charges Thursday stemming from an incident where he smuggled weapons into a Tennessee jail that was under construction.
The 53-year-old, a former criminal justice reform consultant on Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, did not deny that he had planted weapons in the Nashville’s Downtown Detention Center.
“Friedmann was on trial accused of breaking into the construction site for the new Nashville jail, dressed as a construction worker,” WKRN reported.
“Investigators testified Wednesday that Friedmann dressed as a construction worker and got inside the key control room. He propped open the door with a broom and for several minutes, was alone in the room,” the outlet added.
In fact, his actions were even caught on video.
“Surveillance video echoed these statements and showed him examining keys with security hubs on them. He later takes the keys and puts them in his right pocket, as seen on the video. Shortly after, he is seen exiting the building,” WKRN said.
“More surveillance video showed Friedmann concealing tools, drilling into the walls and hiding weapons.”
Friedmann, who was arrested in January 2020, place guns, handcuff keys, and hacksaw blades inside the prison, authorities said.
“We don’t know: Who were those bullets intended for? Who was going to be stuck with that knife?” Deputy District Attorney Amy Hunter said Thursday, The Associated Press reported. “Who was going to try to get something from the other side of the visitation booth, and what were they going to do with it? And why?”
Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall called Friedmann’s actions “evil.”
“We were two weeks away from having massive loss of life. There’s no doubt about it in my mind,” he said, according to The Tennessean. “To have somebody like this go in and manipulate the system and compromise everybody’s personal safety is totally unacceptable, and I’m ready for justice to be served.”
Hunter also said during the trial that Friedmann “broke the integrity” of the jail.
“He broke the entire jail. Yes, he broke walls. Yes, he broke mirrors. Yes, broke all of those things. But he also broke the entire integrity of the jail,” Hunter said, WSMV reported.
Friedmann previously advocate for eliminating private prisons, according to Fox News, and advised Sanders to that effect during the senator’s 2016 presidential campaign.