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Oregon's school food policies received a grade of "F" in a nationwide evaluation by the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
The Washington, D.C.-based organization failed the school system because Oregon has no statewide nutrition standards for foods sold outside the national school meals programs. While some school districts have policies addressing foods sold in schools, many districts do not. The state follows only U.S. Department of Agriculture regulations.
That means that in many schools, Oregon students are eating high-calorie, low-nutrient foods in large serving sizes instead of the nourishing foods they need, said Margo Wootan, M.D., director of nutrition policy for the center.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest is a nonprofit organization working to improve the public's health through its work on nutrition, food safety, and alcohol issues.
Given the rising rates of childhood obesity and the poor state of children's diets, statewide school policies are important in ensuring that the healthy choice is the easy choice for all of Oregon's students, Wootan said.
The Center for Science In the Public Interest evaluated school nutrition polices in each state. Evaluators focused on foods and beverages sold outside of the federal school meals programs such as vending machines, school stores, fund-raisers and a la carte lines.
Grades were based on the standards set by each state for beverages and food, the grade levels in each district that the standards apply to and the times and locations on campuses that the policies apply to. The center's school foods report card can be found online at www.cspinet.org/new/pdf/school_foods_report_card.pdf.
"With junk food tempting kids at nearly every other public place in America, schools should be one place where parents don't have to worry about what their kids are eating," Wootan said.
"The Oregon Legislature or Congress should take action to make all school foods healthy," she added.
In 2005, the Oregon Nutrition Policy Alliance proposed unsuccessful legislation that would have set statewide nutrition standards for foods and beverages sold outside the federal meal programs and removed soda and high-fat, high-sugar snacks from schools. Oregon Nutrition Policy Alliance is a network of health, nutrition, education and policy professionals who promote policies to increase healthy nutrition and physical activity among Oregonians.
In the 2007 legislative session, the alliance anticipates advocating for statewide nutrition standards that protect all of Oregon's school children.

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When President Barack Obama said that "more young Black men languish in prison than attend colleges and universities in America," at the NAACP Democratic Candidate Forum several years ago, that information moved many listeners emotionally. Studies have since debunked that statistic, but this in no way means that the number of Black men who are incarcerated is not staggering.
According to U. S. Census estimates, there are around 18,508,926 Black males in the United States. According to The Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Prisoner Statistics Program in 2013, out of that population—which includes both children and elderly males—an astonishing 745,000 are incarcerated, either in federal or local jails.
But even more astonishing is how the United States ranks against other nations. India, for example, boasts a population of 1.2 billion people—around four times that of the United States—and has only about 380,000 inmates in all its jails. To take it further, there are more Black men incarcerated in the United States today than the total prison populations of India, Argentina, Canada, Israel Lebanon, Finland, Germany, France and England combined.
Between 1965 and 1990, a period during which overall and violent crime rates tripled in Germany, Finland, and the United States, German politicians chose to hold the imprisonment rate flat, Finnish politicians chose to substantially reduce theirs, and American politicians generally enacted policies that sent more people to prison, along with lengthened prison terms.
These incarnation rates are also grossly out of proportion to the ratio of incarcerated women in America. While there is a total of almost 161,000,000 women in America of all races, the entire women's
prison population is only around 200,000, according to the Sentencing Project. To put that in starker perspective, while Black men are only about a tenth the size of the entire American female population, they are nearly 4 times more likely to be incarcerated.
Although President Obama's original assertion about Black men in prison may be outdated, it does not change the overarching epidemic of black male incarceration in America. While 1.4 million Black men attend colleges, 745,000 are locked up (and many more on probation or parole). That ratio needs to change, or in the words of President Obama, "We have more work to do…"
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Building Systems Engineering Technology (221.CO)
Building Systems Engineering Technology
Graduates are able to design and maintain those systems as well as the necessary control mechanisms, in order to have healthy, comfortable environments in all types of buildings.
Students apply theory and principles of engineering to develop, operate and test the electrical, lighting, plumbing, and fire protection systems along with the HVAC&R operations of any modern building.
As part of their program, students do internships with various companies, and visit large mechanical systems such as those of the Biodome, Complex Desjardins, Place Ville Marie or various banks.
Job placement possibilities are excellent for graduates. Students have a variety of career choices in manufacturing, contracting, building operations and in the design of commercial, institutional and industrial building systems.
In addition, the General Studies component teaches students superior communication skills that can open further possibilities in areas like administration or sales.
In any case, graduates earn very competitive salaries with good opportunities for advancement. Students of this program are qualified to become members of L'Ordre des Technologues Professionnels du Québec (OTPQ) that gives them professional recognition and certain advantages such as awards, professional contacts, and job information.
Anthony Belleau, Eng.
Building Systems Engineering Technology, Coordinator
Yes, it is possible to continue on to university studies from this program.
Graduates of this program have significant advantages. The General Studies component of the program opens the possibility of continuing on to university. This option is taken by approximately 20% of graduates. Graduates applying to university should consult with an Academic Advisor to know the prerequisites of the program they wish to apply to. At certain institutions Building Systems Engineering Technology graduates may receive advanced standing.
Building Systems students working in a classroom
Two BSET students (or is it BEST students.?) Khalil and Lian Xin working on a project
This student branch was created in 2012 to help advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigerating to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world.
What can I do after I graduate with a DEC in Building Systems Engineering Technology?
Graduates are employed in designing with consult on construction projects, supervisors of building maintenance teams, technical and sales representatives with manufacturers and distributors of HVAC systems, and HVAC inspectors with government and city agencies. Job Futures Quebec states: « Reflecting the strong growth rate in this occupation, the labor market … is better than average for all technical program graduates, mainly because of a good rate of placement in training – related jobs and a relatively low unemployment rate.
Awards and Recognition
This daring young woman took on a program a lot of girls shy away from, won awards and had fun!
When she first came to Vanier, Whitley Nketiah, a student in Building Systems Engineering Technology, gave no hint that a few years later she'd win a regional award of $500 in the 2012 Hats Off to You! – Chapeau les filles! Contest… Read the rest
Congratulations to Gregory Dagenais, a student in Building Systems Engineering Technology at Vanier College who has been awarded the 2013 Gaz Metro Bursary of $1,000 by the Québec Order of Professional Technologists (Ordre des technologues professionnels du Québec).
Gregory is passionate about Building Systems. From a very early age he was intrigued by how machines function. That interest combined with a liking for manual work led him to study Building Systems Engineering Technology (BSET). Gregory who is in his final year at Vanier "has distinguished himself thanks to his leadership and implication in the program," says Anthony Belleau, Coordinator of the BSET program.
Gregory received his Gaz Metro bursary from Frank-Émile Saint-Phard (Right), Director, Sales Major Accounts at Gaz Metro.
An OTPQ honorary plaque is also awarded to Vanier College and BSET Department to recognize the high quality of its teaching
The OTPQ bursary is intended to encourage students to pursue their higher education and to underscore the quality of their work and academic performance. Every year, the professional order awards more than $15000 in bursaries to its affiliated students. The aim is to promote technological careers and support quality in the education and training students receive in cegeps and technical schools. It's also a way of highlighting the importance of professional technologists in Québec society.


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Experience the atmosphere and culture
Madonna di Campiglio
Welcome to the Dolomites, to our UNESCO protected landscape. This elegant Alpine resort is also known as the pearl of the Brenta Dolomites, the name Madonna di Campiglio bringing to mind pictures of charm and elegance.
What sets this resort apart is the small town, built in Trentino style, which is welcoming and filled with bijoux boutiques, sports shops, restaurants and wine bars, offering a host of delicious local products.
Nardis Falls – Pinzolo
Val di Genova is also known as the valley of waterfalls owing to the large number of waterfalls dotted about, with unique crystalline rocky formations and colours. Surrounded by the Adamello mountain chain to the South and by the Presenella chain to the North.
In the afternoon, visit to the 1914 – '18 war museum in Spiazzo Rendena and Pinzolo with its "La danza della morte" (The dance of death) which takes up the top of the southern wall stretching 20 metres in length.
It is the work of Simone Baschenis da Averaria (BG). The painter completed his work on 25-10-1539.
The "Dance of Death" is a popular representation of a fundamental idea: everyone has the same destiny, everyone must die. Other death dances can be found in many locations throughout Northern Europe and Italy.
Trento and MUSE
Trip to Trento, provincial capital, visit to the historic city centre, Buonconsiglio Castle and to the new science museum, MUSE, a spectacular glass structure by the architect Renzo Piano, inspired by the shape of the mountains in Trentino.
Few cities could be more romantic than Verona, the city of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
In summer, the opera moves towards the city's atmospheric location: the ancient Roman arena. The summer opera festival, which has featured famous opera singers such as Maria Callas, begins the season towards 20th June until the end of August.
Garda Trentino – Mart Museum
Culture and natural treasure in Northern Lake Garda – Garda Trentino. Historic city centres, small country towns, churches, palazzos, castles, ancient villages and archaeological sites. The charm of the lake, but also the echoes of past eras which have, over the years, formed its identity.
An unexpected "marine sanctuary" between the Alps and the Po Valley: the landscape of Lake Garda Trentino is dominated by Lake Garda and embellished by a constellation of small lakes such as lake Tenno and lake Ledro.
Natural gems such as the Varone waterfall, the Marocche di Dro biotope, Monte Brione biotope in Riva del Garda, Marmitte dei Giganti glacial era wells in Nago, the Caproni wood in Arco (or the arboretum in Arco).
Even the landscape is special, surrounded by a ring of mountains that protect the valley from the harsh cold arriving from Northern Europe, guaranteeing the famous Mediterranean climate throughout all seasons.
Not far from the lake stands the city of Rovereto, which is famous for being home to the Mart, the museum of modern and contemporary art. Overnight stay on Northern Lake Garda.


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Advanced Training Methods using an Augmented Reality Ultrasound Simulator
8th IEEE and ACM International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR 2009), Orlando, USA, October 2009, pp. 177-178. The original publication is available online at ieee.org. (bib)
|Ultrasound (US) is a medical imaging modality which is extremely difficult to learn as it is user-dependent, has low image quality and requires much knowledge about US physics and human anatomy. For training US we propose an Augmented Reality (AR) ultrasound simulator where the US slice is simulated from a CT volume. The location of the US slice inside the body is visualized using contextual in-situ techniques. We also propose advanced methods how to use an AR simulator for training.
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PEDIATRIC SERIES: Transitioning Adolescents into Adult Care
Dr. Parag Shah offers an introduction to the health care transition of adolescents into adult care. This will include formal and academic definitions and best practices, along with a review of some of the common tools used by pediatric institutions to help ensure patients receive a smooth transition.
In this presentation, we will also review some leading institutional resources providing support for transition to adult care, and finally cover some of the many social programs that exist and change when youth enter the adult world.
Parag Shah, MD, MPH
Medical Director, Chronic Illness Transition Program
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
Parag Shah, MD, MPH is a general pediatric hospitalist working at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. He serves as the medical director of the Chronic Illness Transition Program, which runs a life skills program, a transition clinic and a workforce development program for young adults to help them ease their transition to adulthood and adult healthcare. In addition, the team conducts consults to other medical divisions and collaborates with community organizations to enhance transition to adult care services.


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ABC News, which last year debuted its inaugural Apple TV channel in the U.S., is now available to owners of Apple's $99 set-top box in Germany, no subscription required. As first noted by German blog iFun.de, it includes live and recorded shows and local news broadcasts from major U.S. cities.
This includes content from WABC (New York), KABC (Los Angeles), WLS (Chicago), WPVI (Philadelphia), KGO (San Francisco), KTRK (Houston), WTVD (Raleigh), KFSN (Fresno) and WISN (Milwaukee).
Tipsters have confirmed that ABC News is now also available to Apple TV owners in France, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Sweden and other European countries.
The channel provides up to four live streaming events at once so viewers can select and watch live news they care about most. Video news updates on the hour and watchers can expect four to five live reports per day to cover breaking news.
In addition to curated stories and videos highlighting the top news stories of the moment, updated throughout the day, the channel offers 50 years of historical footage from ABC News' archives, including "This Week in History" and "The Day in Pictures" features.
Last summer, ABC News promised to expand availability on the Apple TV worldwide. With today's expansion to Germany, the broadcaster appears to have started making good on that promise.
It's a bit surprising to see an American news channel launch for Apple TV owners in Germany while at the same time channels from local broadcasters
such as ARD and ZDF are nowhere to be found on the $99 hockey-puck device.
Over in the United States, ABC News streams most content to the Apple TV free of charge, no cable subscription required whatsoever, sans a few premium shows like Willow TV which requires a $15 per month subscription for full access.
Source: iFun.de (Google Translate)


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In collaboration with illustrator Eleanora Arosio, we have created this limited edition crew neck tee, made from 100% cotton.
$15 from every single t-shirt sold is being donated directly to the charity Share the Dignity. Share the Dignity is a women's homelessness charity that helps vulnerable girls and women access sanitary items.
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WRS student Brian Bohman tracks increased sedimentation in Minnesota River
By Brian Bohman
Research on non-point source water quality issues is not just confined to the academic setting for members of the Water Resources Science (WRS) program. Carrie Jennings, Research and Policy Director at Freshwater Society and WRS Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences, and Brian Bohman, WRS M.S. student and Research and Policy Intern at Freshwater Society, are working together to cross traditional disciplinary and academic boundaries. Through collaboration at Freshwater Society, the two are applying recent research findings to help the Lower Minnesota River Watershed District (LMRWD) identify the sources of and solutions to their problem of excess in-channel sedimentation.
For Bohman and Jennings, the goal of this project was to synthesize existing research in order to communicate the magnitude of change with stakeholders throughout the Minnesota River Basin. Based on USGS streamflow and sediment gauging as well as historical sediment cores, they estimate that there is 1/2-inch of sandy sediment deposited in the Minnesota River channel between Jordan and Ft. Snelling each year, representing a six-fold increase in rate relative to the rate of sedimentation prior to European settlement. In-channel sedimentation impacts commercial river navigation and requires additional dredging by the US Army Corps of Engineers at an increased cost to LMRWD and tax payers. Potential strategies to restore the hydrology and sedimentation regime of this stream reach include installing perennial cover and on-land water storage throughout the MN River Basin to increase evaporation and transpiration, reduce peak flows and total water delivery.
Bohman has been leveraging the skills he has developed as a WRS student to help advance the Freshwater Society's mission of keeping lakes and streams healthy and protecting drinking water through efforts of community education, science-centered policy, and collaborative action to move conservation efforts forward. Although not directly related to his graduate research project, exposure to this work while a student is valuable because it provides experience on how to bringing the scientific research and ideas into action. As a M.S. student in WRS graduate program, Bohman works with David Mulla (WRS faculty, SWC) and Carl Rosen (SWC) on a project focusing on managing irrigation and nitrogen inputs for potato production with the goal to reduce nitrate leaching into groundwater supply.
The results of this collaboration include a report published by the Freshwater Society and an article by Jennings in Open Rivers, an online journal published at the University of Minnesota. Links to both articles can be found on the website for Freshwater Society: www.freshwater.org


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Consumers succumb to Apple addiction
March 29, 2012
The revolutionary iPad released March 16 aims to be the perfect handheld tablet device. Fixing various problems and including additional features, the iPad 3 has proven to be everything an Apple fanatic could ever hope for.
The all new Retina display on the third generation iPad makes the experience more immersive and lifelike. This revolutionary design first implemented on the iPhone 4 can now be seen on the 1080p HD tablet display. The screens size tops out at 2048 X 1536, a resolution higher than most HD TVs. Mesmerizing the mind controlled "Line-waiters" as they stand tired and cold at 5 am, in hopes to be the first to get their hands on an iPad 3.
The iPad 3 also comes complete with a 5-megapixel iSight camera with Advanced Optics, a backside illumination sensor, and corrected face detection from previous models. These new features together give the buyer the best camera on any handheld tablet device. With features like these an Apple enthusiast cannot resist.
Many workers and business employees will be interested in the new programs included on the new iPad. iLife and iWork have been added to list of programs included on the iPad, both contributing to an audience who uses the tablet for their daily lives. In addition to these Apple staples, they have also added more than two-hundred thousand apps to the app store catalog for all those seeking a game fix.
The iPad also runs on a new Ultra-fast 4g LTE data network. The network proves to be almost as fast as many wifi hotspots and will download and receive data at amazing speeds. This is important for the progress of Apple's design, as the competition such as LG and HTC already have devices running at these speeds. The iPad may be late to the party, but does not show up empty-handed.
The iPad, with its annual upgrade, proves to be better than those before it and continually influences the way we live our lives. As technology becomes more of a necessity in the modern world, Apple never fails to provide the merchandise to fulfill the technology "needs" of its consumers. With the release of the new iPad, an unstoppable Apple addiction lives on.


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Flooring can be an attractive feature in any kind of home. But the chances are that the floor is just part of the domestic background and you don't really think about it that much. However, flooring has more of an impact than many people realise, and switching to a different type of floor could make a huge difference to the look and value of your home.
Practical Considerations
As a floor provides a much-needed surface to walk on, it is important to keep a few factors in mind when considering new flooring, such as how much maintenance the floor would require, how easy it is to clean and how it feels. Selling the home at some point is another issue to keep in mind. What will provide best return on your flooring investment?
Budget Versus Beauty
For those with little money to spend, linoleum is an option, being hard-wearing and relatively soft underfoot. Carpet still retains popularity among some homeowners for its feel and texture. Carpet being made now is more hard-wearing and stain-resistant than it used to be, so it could be worth considering.
A growing trend is tiling floors. The right kind of tiling can enhance a room and is not difficult to clean, though it will take a toll on any dropped crockery. There are even tiles that look like wood now. Wood is still deservedly popular for being both attractive and easy to clean, and options include solid wood flooring or less expensive laminate. Brick or stone are other choices available too. In this report from The Telegraph there is a full rundown on how to select a floor for your home made from natural materials.
Timeless Appeal
Wood is often praised by interior designers for its character combined with durability. If you want to find out more about the options available with solid wood flooring, then why not consult experts such as www.woodfloorwarehouse.co.uk? They will will be able to advise you.
The environment is another issue to consider, as some homeowners want to choose green or sustainable materials for their flooring. Wood can be another good choice here, as recycled or repurposed wood can not only be full of character but also does not require the use of chemicals or high-energy manufacturing methods to produce it.


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Today CA published the whitepaper "CA and Microsoft Support for User-Centric Identity and the Identity Metasystem†in which they describe their shared vision with Microsoft to build the Identity Metasystem. In particular, the whitepaper describes CA's plans to enable SiteMinder customers to authenticate to resources protected by SiteMinder using Information Cards and to enable claims to be delivered to applications. Read Jeff Broberg's introduction to the paper and the whitepaper itself.
This is a fantastic development for the Identity Metasystem, as SiteMinder is a key component of the identity infrastructure for numerous businesses large and small across heterogeneous platforms, including some of the largest consumer web sites. I can't wait to see the valuable and creative uses of Information Cards that will result from CA's commitment to the Metasystem.
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Francis Shanahan on 08 Apr 2008 at 8:22 pm #
That's good news. If TFIM (Tivoli Federation) will follow suit that'd surely be the tipping point.
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Consens pentru OpenID…
Google, IBM, Microsoft, VeriSign È™i Yahoo! au devenit membri ai OpenID Foundation . OpenID este un sistem…
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RSA Wrapup…
Well, I really really enjoyed going to RSA. As I foresaw, more than the event itself I really appreciated…
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(Hanoi) The State Bank of Vietnam and the Macroeconomic Reforms/ Green Growth Programme of the Vietnam – German Cooperation co-organised a training program on "Green Banking and Green Credit". The training program is held within the framework of the Macroeconomic Reforms/Green Growth Programme, implemented by GIZ Viet Nam on behalf of the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
Participants in this training program are from relevant departments of the State Bank of Vietnam and selected local commercial banks. During 3 days in class training, with supports from experienced experts from Commerzbank – Germany, participants have opportunities to gain overall understanding on green economy, with focus on green banking and green credit; to grasp fundamental knowledge on systems of environment and social risk management in credit activities of banks and to be exposed to actual implementation of green banking, green credit, and environmental & social risk management in international as well as in local banks.
Participants have showed their particular interest in how Commerzbank finances renewable energy projects in general, and wind energy projects in particular. Experiences by Commerzbank in this field are quite impressive and valuable to local commercial bankers, as renewable energy is getting more and more importance in Vietnam's economy.
Topic of social and environmental risks management also draws lots of attention from participants. Lots of discussions were initiated between experts and participants on how to identify sensitive topics for the purpose of E&S risks management, organisational structure of the bank to support sound and effective E&S risk management process.
As a continuation of in-class training, participants have been exposed to actual operation of a wind power plant in Binh Thuan province of Vietnam. Issues relating to technology used in the wind power plant, annual revenue, O&M costs, and difficulties in seeking financial sources… have been presented by developer and discussed with participants. In addition to this, participants have visited State Bank of Vietnam – Ninh Thuan and Binh Thuan branches and been introduced on implementation of green growth strategy in these provinces.
The Green Banking & Credit Training Program is an activity to support enhancement of exposure to green economy in general, establishment of green credit mechanism and policies as well as development of qualified projects for financial resources from international climate funds, thus contributes to effective and successful implementation of the National Green Growth Strategy.


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Historically, mining processes with poor recovery rates have resulted in tailings with significant amounts of recoverable material. This material can be extracted with dredgers, however. Typical applications can be found in the coal, iron ore, gold, diamond, copper, oil sands and other mining sectors.
There are several factors that justify the extraction and reprocessing of tailings:


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The 37 year old woman from Mexico fled her alleged abuser who had proimised her marriage and a better life. The escape left her with barely enough money to live. She went to civil court on behalf of her daughter, sought a protective order, custody and child support.
Attorney Wayne Krause with the Texas Civil Rights Project is representing the woman. He says when she was denied an interpreter, she couldn't tell her story or understand the orders of the court.
"Thousands of women and children die every year as a result of domestic violence, and yet they're forced to wait or worse, discouraged to never come to court at all, because they can't get an interpreter. This is a simple access to court issue that Harris County can change easily."
Krause claims Harris County is jeopardizing millions of dollars in federal funding by refusing to provide interpreters under Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act.
Robert Soard is chief of staff for Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan. He says it is common practice for Harris County judges to appoint interpreters for people who are indigent and where constitutional rights are involved.
"What happens in each individual court depends partially upon the judge and how he sees a particular case, and what he does to appoint interpreters, and make sure that people's right are being protected in that court."
Soard says his office is studying the specifics of the petition filed against the county. Meanwhile, attorney Krause says the petition asks that Harris County provide access to its courts.
Above image from left to right: Attorneys Wayne Krause, Abby Frank & Lauren Izzo with Texas Civil Rights Project
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Care Ministry
* We want our 80 year olds and older members to feel appreciated and cared for! They have given great service to God and to Trinity for many years. This ministry will make them feel loved and appreciated! They have been teamed up with members of Trinity as a Care Partner. The Care Partner will send cards, gifts and make visits and phone calls periodically throughout the year.
* Meals are provided to families who recently had a baby.
* A meal is provided for families after funeral services of Trinity members and friends grieving the death of a loved one.


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In an addendum to Monday's political demonstrations at the Port of Portland, about 30
protesters went Tuesday to the downtown offices of a company in a
with longshore workers in Longview, Wash.
But when the protest opened the glass door to the One Main Street building, security personnel barred demonstrators from entering, and eventually they locked the doors. One woman in the lobby watching the drama at the door flipped her middle finger at the demonstration.
Police also removed one protester who had entered the lobby another way, sat down and refused to leave.
David Osborn, an
at Portland State University, said Tuesday's activity was done in solidarity with protesters in
, who were met with police force when they blocked their cities' ports Monday.
Tuesday's march in downtown Portland also intended to draw attention to EGT, a
that has built a $200 million grain terminal in Longview. After obtaining subsidies to hire local workers, EGT brought in labor to build the facility then disregarded the Port of Longview's contract with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
The 30 Portland protesters wanted to visit EGT's Portland office to talk about the Longview situation. After they were locked out, Osborn called the company, which declined to send a representative to talk with the demonstrators.
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He didn't ask me any questions. Instead, he just talked. He had shared a house with other American students, and they had regularly smoked hashish. A woman from the authorities regularly came to their house with a dog trained to sniff out drugs. But they knew when she was coming so they would break the hashish into little pieces and spread it all over the carpet with a toothbrush. The dog went crazy because he smelled the scent of hashish everywhere, and the woman was happy because she seemed to have discovered the drugs. But she couldn't find them, and every time she left disappointed.
Why was he telling me this silly story?
He was excitable. A lot of the time, he was laughing. There was a file with some papers and a pen on his desk. He told me some more stories, which bored me. He was talking as if I were hardly even there. I think all he wanted was to hear himself speaking German. Or was he trying to win me over?
Whatever, I thought. At least, I was sitting in a chair and no one was beating me.
Suddenly he asked: "Do you know what we have in store for you?"
I smiled and held the smile long enough so he was sure to see it. "Yes," I said.
His expression changed. He had probably been expecting a different reaction. He continued to smoke. I had hoped I would finally be allowed to explain. But I soon realized that this man wasn't at all interested in whether or not I was innocent.
"Tell me your life story," he said.
I started telling him about my apprenticeship as a shipbuilder.
"No, start with your childhood," he said. "Tell me about your childhood."
I told him about going to school in Hemelingen, but he kept interrupting me, he wanted to know names. The names of the friends I had mentioned. He wanted to know if I had any girlfriends - their names interested him, too. He wanted to know when and where I had spent my time and which discotheques I had worked for. Names, names, names.
He said it was obvious that as a terrorist I had only tried to hide in the discos, that I was using them for cover.
"I know you terrorists," he said.
Why should I have tried to hide in a disco?
"You didn't use to wear a beard," he said. "A disguise. You only used your girlfriends."
He was always interrupting me. Did he really think I was a major terrorist?
"I know all your stories. You might as well start with the truth."
He kept smoking.
I told him about my interest in kung-fu.
"Typical for terrorists," he said. "You've all had training in martial arts. Of course, you have. But you're probably the only one who admits it."
He wanted to know which fitness and karate studios I'd worked out in. He said he himself went to a fitness studio.
"Mohammed Atta had a fitness studio in Germany, but behind the scenes he planned his attacks. Just like you."
"I only worked out in my studio in Bremen, nothing else," I said. "I don't know what Mohammed Atta did. I only know him from television."
He wrote down everything I said. I noticed that he used a different pen than the one he had put on the table at the beginning of the interrogation, which he had handled so strangely. It dawned on me that there had to be a hidden camera in that pen. He had placed it on the desk with the cover pointing directly at me so that the camera could film me head on. He never used it for writing, and he handled it so carefully that I knew it had to contain a miniature camera. That much I knew about electronics.
The interrogation lasted for several hours. I told him everything up to the day of my arrest in Peshawar. A few times he stood up and left the room briefly. Perhaps he went to get a bite to eat or something to drink. He packed up his files and carefully put the camera-pen into his breast pocket.
"That's enough for today," he said. "I know you're lying. From the beginning to the end. That's only going to make your situation worse. Bad luck, boy. You shouldn't lie."
"I'm not lying. Why should I be lying?"
"We know exactly who you are. But we wanted to hear it from you in your own words. You blew your chance!"
Then he left, and the escort team brought me back to my cage. They searched me for weapons and then left me alone.
In the meantime, my sneaking suspicion had become a certainty. The Uzbek had indeed meant twenty days and not twenty minutes. The cages weren't temporary pens. They were the prison, wherever it was we were. There wasn't going to be anything else. These cages were my future. I realized that now. But for how long? Chayr Insha Allah. With Allah's will, good things should happen.
But how could any good things happen here?
The guards came and said: "Get ready for a shower!"
I remembered those words from Kandahar.
I stripped down to the boxer shorts they had given us, put the towel, soap, and flip-flops under my arm and waited. They came back with the IRF team and a German shepherd. What had I done wrong now? I only learned later that some prisoners were always accompanied by the IRF team when they were taken to showers or interrogations. They were the ones who were especially strong or had trained in martial arts. Others were just escorted by normal guards.
"Turn around and get on your knees! Hands on your head!"
I turned around, knelt, and put my hands on my head. They entered the cage and put me in handcuffs and foot shackles. Then we walked through the chain-link fences until we got to the showers. They were ordinary cages like the ones in which we were imprisoned, but they were divided in two and there was a hose hanging from the fence. A guard outside the cage turned on the water. They put me in the cage and took off the handcuffs. A thin stream of water came out of the hose. I stepped under it, and as I took the soap and lathered myself up, a quick countdown began. Three-two-one-over. There was no more water. My body was still covered in soap suds, but the soldier operating the tap said:
"Your time is up."
That was what they called taking a shower.
On the way back to my cage, one of the soldiers asked me if I worked out and, if so, in what form.
"Hey, you got big arms," he said. "What do you do?"
I said nothing.
When I arrived back at my cage, I could hardly believe my eyes. There was a new prisoner in Charlie-Charlie 1, which had previously been unoccupied. He was young, around my age, maybe nineteen or twenty. He lay on the ground, making soft noises. He wasn't crying. Instead I thought I could make out something of a melody, a sad song in Arabic. He didn't have any legs. His wounds were still fresh.
I sat in my cage, hardly daring to look, but every once in a while I had to glance in his direction. The stumps of his legs were full of pus. The bandages wrapped around them had turned red and yellow. Everything was bloody and moist. He had frostbite marks on his hands. He seemed hardly able to move his fingers. I watched as he tried to get up. He crawled over to the bucket in his cage and tried to sit on it. He had to go to the toilet. He tried to raise himself up with his hands on the chain-link fence, but he didn't make it. He couldn't hold on with his swollen fingers. Still he tried, until a guard came and hit his hands with his billy-club. The young man fell to the ground.
Every time he tried to hoist himself onto the bucket, the guards came and hit him on the hands. No one was allowed to touch the fence - that was an iron law. But a young man with no legs? They told him he wasn't allowed to stand up. But how could he have done that without any legs? He wasn't even allowed to lean on the fence or to crawl onto the bucket.
Over the next few days, I talked to him a bit. I could hardly understand him. His name was Abdul Rahman, and he came from Saudi Arabia. I think he said he had been at Bagram, where he had been exposed to extreme cold, just as we had at Kandahar. That's why he had frostbite in his fingers and legs. American doctors had amputated his legs at a military field hospital.
I felt incredibly sorry for Abdul. He must have been in unbelievable pain, and he looked half-starved to death. Nonetheless, they just threw him in a cage and left him lying there instead of treating his injuries. How was he supposed to survive? What kind of doctors were they? And the guards that hit his hands.. what kind of people were they?
The bandages wrapped around Abdul's stumps were never changed. When he took them off himself, they were full of blood and pus. He showed the bandage to the guards and pointed to his open wounds. The guards ignored him. Later I saw how he tried to wash the bandages in his bucket of drinking water. But he could hardly move his hands, so he wasn't able to. And even if he had, where would he have hung them up to dry? He wasn't allowed to touch the fence. He wrapped his stumps back up in the dirty bandages.
When the guards came to take him to be interrogated, they ordered him to sit with his back to the door and put his hands on his head. When they opened the door, they stormed in as they did with every other prisoner. They hit him on the back and pushed him on the ground. Then they handcuffed and bound him so he could no longer move. Abdul howled in pain.
Why did they do this? He had no legs and only weighed around a hundred pounds. What could he do to them? Abdul was carried to interrogation. The guards put their arms under his armpits, pressing his shoulders, neck, and head down. They lifted him and carried him through the corridor, his stumps dangling in the air. Abdul cried out horribly.
When he was brought back hours later, his face always looked like he had been beaten.
We spent a few weeks together in Charlie-Charlie. Abdul was always friendly and pleasant, a real nice guy. It took a while for us to communicate, but in the end we managed. I learned that, like myself, he was newly married. His wedding had been a couple of months ago. I asked him if his wife knew he had lost his legs. Of course she didn't - I should have known better. No one knew anything about us. We talked about sports a lot. Abdul said he liked playing soccer.
The strange thing was how calm he remained, even though he was in terrible pain. He was a person who never lost interest in others despite his own atrocious situation. When the IRF team beat him, he never cried. But when he heard or saw them beating prisoners in the other cages, he did cry. He cried in a loud voice. He still felt sympathy for others, even though he himself had been treated so inhumanely. Then he was moved, and I never saw him again.
Today I know that Abdul survived his injuries. His wounds healed, and he can use his hands again. He's gained weight, and he tries to keep himself in shape. I've heard from another prisoner that he can even do push-ups. Abdul had told the other inmate to say hi to me. As of 2007, he's still being held captive at Guantanamo.
Abdul wasn't the only prisoner who had parts of his body amputated. I saw other such cases in Guantanamo. I know of a prisoner who complained of a toothache. He was brought to a dentist, who pulled out his healthy teeth as well as the rotten one. I knew a man from Morocco who used to be a ship captain. He couldn't move one of his little fingers because of frostbite. The rest of his fingers were all right. They told him they would amputate the little finger. They brought him to the doctor, and when he came back, he had no fingers left. They had amputated everything but his thumbs.
A lot of Afghans had been injured or maimed in the fighting. Some of them were missing an arm or a leg. I saw open wounds that weren't treated. A lot of people had been beaten so often they had broken legs, arms, and feet. The fractures, too, remained untreated. In Camp X-Ray I saw a man taken away to interrogation. When he returned, his arm was dangling as though it was only attached to the rest of his body by skin and tissue. The bone in his arm must have been completely severed, but he was simply thrown back into his cage. How was it supposed to heal?
I never saw anyone in a cast. That will heal by itself, the guards always said. Shortly before my release, I met another prisoner who had had two of his fingers broken by the IRF team. The swelling got worse over the days and weeks. I saw some of the people who suffered these injuries again. Others simply disappeared. Or perhaps I didn't recognize them. In the initial days in Camp X-Ray, we all had shaved heads and faces. Later most of us had long beards and hair. There were always prisoners whose arms, legs, and fingers had healed crookedly. They couldn't use their fingers or their limbs. Some of them only had one arm.
Over the years, I had a lot of toothaches and other health problems. But I tried to avoid being taken to the doctor at all costs. I wanted to keep my teeth, fingers, and legs. I saw an elderly man who was blind. He was interrogated, beaten, and tortured the same way the rest of us were. The Americans didn't distinguish among us. The man, I was told, was over ninety. He was an Afghan. His hair and his beard were as white as snow.
A prisoner in a cage next to mine at Camp X-Ray told me his father was also being held at Guantanamo. He had asked the guards a number of times to be allowed to see him. They refused. It was not a unique case. There were lots of fathers and sons in Guantanamo. I knew an eighteen-year- old whose fifty-year-old father was also being kept prisoner. There were also lots of brothers. The fathers had to watch as their sons were beaten, and vice versa. Who can stand to watch his own father being beaten up? In Camp Delta, I saw the IRF team mistreat a prisoner in the cage facing mine. His son was imprisoned next to me. He was forced to watch everything.
Once in Camp X-Ray, I spit at a guard who had hit the old man. They came and said, You're going to be punished! I answered, What are you going to do, lock me up? I'm already in this cage. They beat me up. I'm not proud of what I did, but with some people all you can do is spit on them. This particular guard was maybe twenty or twenty-five years old. The old man was blind. I'd never experienced anything like it. How can people be so awful, so repulsive?
The first time I saw Abdul, I thanked my God that he had spared me that fate. I thanked Allah that I was doing a lot better than Abdul, although I was being tortured and kept locked up in a cage. Sometimes, when I heard the IRF team coming to Charlie-Charlie, I prayed they would come and beat me up and not Abdul. During one of my interrogations, the American who spoke German showed me some newspaper clippings. They'd been printed out from a computer, and you could see the logo of the newspaper. The New York Times, the Washington Post. There was a whole pile of them. He translated the headlines.
"German Taliban Captured by Special Forces in Afghanistan Fighting."
Had they written those articles themselves? They sounded genuine. My interrogator read a couple of paragraphs out loud in English, then he translated: "Units of American special forces succeeded in capturing a German Taliban during fighting in the mountains of Afghanistan. The man who was trained in marital arts put up biettr resistance ... "
An American newspaper had written such lies about me?
"But you know that I was captured in Pakistan," I said.
"Yes, we know it," the man answered. "But the people on the outside don't know it. It's none of our business. Journalists write whatever they want." The American laughed.
At night the creatures came. Perhaps they came down from the hills I could see during the day. Our cages were full of spiders, black widows, and small tarantulas. The tarantulas were black and covered in thick fur. We became good friends. The guards had no objection to us being visited by spiders. Family visits weren't allowed, but spiders were. I didn't care. Tarantulas don't kill people. If they bite you, all you get is a headache. The guards used to crush them into the gravel under their boots.
There was another type of spider the guards were afraid of. They called it the "brown la cruz" or something like that. The spider was reddish-brown, very small, and, with the exception of its backside, hairless. It was supposedly far more poisonous than a tarantula. Its bite could be fatal if not treated immediately. The spiders were able to jump. I always caught them and threw them as far away as I could. I didn't kill them. They hadn't done anything to me. You shouldn't kill any animal you don't intend to eat. The same goes for plants. Snakes also came at night. They were attracted by the warmth of the gravel and concrete.
Charlie-Charlie was one of the outer rows of cages so we were the nearest to the surrounding natural environment. I never got as many visitors as I did there. One time a boa constrictor came. It was very long and thin, and I thought - it still has a lot of growing to do. There were various kinds of snakes, brown ones, green, gray. But they did us no harm. I remembered the snakes in my grandfather's yard and in the hazelnut grove. I thought about the yellow one I had tried to kill with a branch and which Ibrahim had taken care of with a hazelnut twig. Now I felt sorry for it.
One night, I had just fallen asleep despite the din from the loudspeakers, when I felt something crawling on my hand. It felt like someone was trying to tickle me. I thought in my half-sleep that I was at home and my mother was trying to wake me up. She often used to wake me up by tickling me. I opened my eyes and saw that there was a scorpion on my hand. A little black scorpion. I threw it to the ground and crushed it under my foot. I knew that if I did this quickly he wouldn't have time to sting my foot.
Frogs often slipped through the chain-link fence. They looked nice. I don't know how they got into my cage, but suddenly they'd be sitting there. They were in search of water and would leap into the bucket. Sometimes I only saw them when I was drinking. They would be crouching at the bottom of the bucket. That always cheered me up.
The animals I liked best were the iguanas. I always kept some of my slice of bread to feed them. I rolled up the bread into tiny balls and scattered it in front of them on the ground. The iguanas had various colors, green, greenish yellow, or gray. They looked like tiny dragons. Some of them were too big to slip into the cage. But they came anyway. I would flick breadcrumbs through the chain link. They got used to it. Iguanas? Where were we?
Hummingbirds also visited me in my cage. I had read a lot about hummingbirds. Weren't they native to the Caribbean?
Some time later I heard another prisoner say he thought we might be in Cuba. One of them said the Americans had a military base in Cuba. So I asked one of the interrogators, We're in Cuba, aren't we? Yes, he said, we're in Cuba. The cage next to me had become vacant. There was a relatively small but powerfully built man in the one behind it. At first I never saw the IRF team in that cage. Perhaps they were afraid of him. One evening I spoke to him in Turkish. He talked a lot, but I could only understand a little bit. He was Chechen but came from Dagestan. I tried to imagine what it looked like there. I think he said he was a wrestler. But it must have been some unusual form of wrestling. Using his hands, he explained that you weren't allowed to touch your opponent's legs. I liked the man.
I don't want to reveal too many personal details about him. Today I know that he's back in prison. After being released from Guantanamo and sent home, the Russians arrested him at the airport. They trumped up some accusation against him and threw him in jail. I've been told he was sentenced to fourteen years. He is named after an Arab prophet. It's a common name. I'll call him Isa - the Arab name for the prophet Jesus. In Christianity, Jesus is the messiah. In Islam, he's a major prophet, whose return we are still awaiting. I hope that the Chechen will return some day, too, after he's been freed.
Isa was a funny guy. He was always smiling and making faces, although that was forbidden. He didn't give a damn about the guards or the IRF team. He stood up and exercised when he felt like it. He was unbelievably strong. He could do standing backflips. Once he showed me just how powerful he was.
"Psst," I heard him whisper.
Isa was sitting Indian-style and motioned for me to edge over toward him.
"Psst ... "
"Evet?" I asked in Turkish. Yes?
Isa grinned.
Isa raised his arms and bent his upper body over sideways toward the cage door. He grabbed a vertical iron bar. I could hardly believe my eyes. Bracing himself on one elbow, his legs walked through the air in slow motion, as if suspended by an invisible rope. Then he straightened both of his arms so that his entire body was suspended off the ground horizontally. I wouldn't have thought that was possible. I'd never witnessed such strength and body control. Isa held this position for a couple of seconds, then carried out the same slow-motion movements in reverse, until he was once again sitting Indian-style on the ground.
I was thrilled.
"Eh?" said Isa, grinning with joy like a child. He slapped his thighs.
I applauded, as though I'd just witnessed a magic trick.
The IRF team came and beat him up terribly. Shortly thereafter they sprayed my cage with pepper spray, the door opened, and it was my turn. I rolled up into a ball as best I could on the ground. At least, I thought, the beating was worth it.
Another time Isa gave me a present. It was after dark and the guards were doing their rounds, so no one was talking.
"Psst," I heard Isa whispering again.
I looked over. He wasn't asleep yet.
"Hediye," he whispered. That's Turkish for gift.
In his hand I saw a ball of rolled up paper. I was curious. Was there something to eat inside?
"What's in it?" I asked.
"Hediye," he said.
He waited until the guards had passed by his cage. He flicked the paper through the empty cage toward me. It bounced off the fence and landed on the ground, but I succeeded in getting it through the chain link. I opened it and was startled to see to a giant, disgusting, exotic-looking worm. It was neon green, yellow and red, with legs like a millipede and pincers like a scorpion. The worm looked really dangerous. Its colors were like a pretty piece of graffiti art. It quickly crawled from the paper and onto my hand. I let it drop. It writhed on the ground, and I grabbed a flipflop and tried to crush it. Isa laughed himself sick. He was lying on his back holding his stomach in his hands. Then the IRF team came.
Isa was full of such stunts. When the guards yelled at him, when they threatened and tried to scare him, he would roll up on the ground and laugh. That got the guards really mad. But Isa would just point at them and laugh. As if to say, "Look at how their faces get red when they're yelling."
At Camp X-Ray, there were also female guards - just as there had been in Afghanistan, serving in many capacities except on the IRF teams. There were whites, blacks, and Latinas. The guards were frequently rotated, but I soon came to know most of them. I often saw Cecil Stewart, but he never talked to me. I had the feeling some of the guards would have liked to talk with some of the prisoners. "Sorry," those guards would say. "I can't talk to you. They're watching me." They were under surveillance. It was an iron law that guards weren't to talk to the prisoners. They weren't allowed to treat us like human beings.
I learned the names of two other guards. I will call him Johnson. His specialty was kicking on the cage doors while we prayed. He did this over a course of months. He was known for it. Once I called him by his name.
"Mr. Johnson, please TP."
That made him mad. Instead of giving me some toilet paper, he sent in the IRF team. The guards patrolled around the clock in twelve-hour shifts. Their boots were always crunching somewhere on the gravel. The only time you didn't hear the sound was at night - because of the loud music. In Charlie, they patrolled the corridors between the cages in pairs, while the others sat somewhere and drank coffee. The sharpshooters watched us from the guard towers.
There were signs in Arabic, English, and Persian on the chain-link fence. "Escape is pointless. Sniper surveillance round the clock." But there was no way we could get out of the cages. The fence was made of thick chain link, with the links welded together. One evening, however, I witnessed a scene that made me think.
It was already dark by the time our guard shoved our paper plates through the opening in the cage doors. Cold gruel and a slice of bread. His mind must have been elsewhere because he also shoved a plate into the empty cage between me and Isa. Maybe he thought its occupant was away being interrogated. Isa ate his food. Then he turned in my direction. I saw him tear the fence in a certain spot. He bent the wire and loosened, bit by bit, the solder.
It sounded like a seam of thread popping. The hole was maybe ten or fifteen inches in diameter so that his arm and half his shoulder fit through the opening. Isa grabbed the plate of gruel from the neighboring cage. He replaced it with his empty plate and sealed up the hole in the chain link so that no one would notice a thing. The chain link fences were full of dents from the batons and prisoners wrestling with the IRF teams.
Isa laughed and ate his second helping of gruel.
Then the guards came to collect the plates. They threw them in a plastic garbage bag. I held out my plate through the opening. In the cage next door, the guard retrieved the empty plate and moved on to Isa, who also handed his plate through. Suddenly the guard stopped. He turned around and looked at the empty cage. He looked at his garbage bag, at Isa, and then at me. He scratched his head.
"I saw who ate that plate of food," I said. The guard approached my cage.
"You know Lee [not his real name]?"
"Yeah . . ."
"Lee was here. He ate the plate of food and then left it."
"I know Lee is crazy," said the guard. "But he's not that crazy."
"Then you tell me who ate it," I said.
He shrugged. Then he moved on to collect plates form the other prisoners.
Lee was the third guard whose name I knew. He was Asian, and the other guards used to make jokes at his expense. Lee treated us just as badly as his colleagues, and so we often made fun of him, too.
Isa was grinning from ear to ear.
Until that point, I'd never thought about trying to escape. But after I saw how Isa had torn a hole in the chain-link fence - it got me to thinking. If he'd made it bigger, he could have slipped through. There was a possibility to escape. You had to be very strong. But if Isa could do it, couldn't I as well?
Then I would have to climb over the next fence. It was maybe twelve feet high. There was barbed wire on top that you'd have to get through. But what was the story with the perimeter fence?
That night I dreamt of Faruk, a friend of mine from Bremen. I dreamt of how he was consumed by the drugs he took, how he tried to prove how tough he was by beating people up. And I then I dreamt of him looking me in the eye as if to say: Help me! You're my friend!
It was dark when I woke up. I heard the noises of the animals, and I thought about Faruk. I had failed him as a friend. I thought about Bremen. I asked myself how I had come to be sitting in this cage. Actually, I thought, everything started with a joke Selcuk had made about my beard.
Extracted from Five Years of My Life. An Innocent Man in Guantanamo by Murat Kurnaz. Published by Palgrave Macmillan at £14.99. Murat Kurnaz will be speaking at a panel event for Amnesty International on April 28 in London and May 8 in Belfast. Please visit www.amnesty.org for further details.


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What is her Real Name?
Her real name is Padmini Kolhapure
What is her nick name?
Her nick name is Padmini
What is Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Profession?
She is an Indian actress and singer famous and well known in Hindi films
What is Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Educational Qualification?
We dont know her Educational Qualification
School she went is Not Known
College she went is Not Known
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Nationality?
She is an Indian
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Birth Place?
Her birth place is Bombay, India
Hometown/ Residence?
We dont know
Her Body Measurement/Figure?
34-26-35 Inches is her Figure
Eye Colour?
Her eye color is Brown
Hair Colour?
Her hair color is Black
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Religion /Caste?
We dont know
Zodiac Sign/Sun Sign/Horoscope?
Her Sun Sign is Scorpio
What is Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) age/birthday/DOB/real age/ date of birth /birthday date? (As in 2018)
Her age is 53 Years and her date of birth is 1 November, 1995
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Boyfriend/Husband /dating /Affairs?
Dating /Boyfriend Name/Affairs- Pradeep Sharma
Husband/Spouse Name - Pradeep Sharma (m. 1986)
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Height in feet?
Her height is 5 Feet 6 Inches
What is Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) weight?
Her weight is 62 Kg
Is Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Married?
She is Married to Pradeep Sharma (m. 1986)
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Family Details/ parents/ family background?
Parents /Father Name- Pandharinath Kolhapure
Parents /Mother Name- Nirupama Kolhapure
Siblings/ Sisters Name - Shivangi Kolhapure, Tejaswini Kolhapure
Siblings/Brothers Name - Not Known
Husband/Spouse Name - Pradeep Sharma
Baby /Children/Kids/Son Name - Priyank Sharma
Baby/ Children/Kids/Daughter -Not Known
Niece - Shraddha Kapoor, Vedika Saraswat
Nephew - Siddhanth Kapoor
Her First Film Movie Debut?
She made her acting debut with the film Zindagi in 1976 as a Guddu N. Shukla Character.
Her Marital Status?
She is Married
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Wedding dates/ Marriage date
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Wedding date/ Marriage date
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Wedding date/ Marriage date is 1993 with Pradeep Sharma
Home & House Address
- India
Her Hobbies are Not Known
Her Salary is Not Known
Her Net Worth is Not Known
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) hot
She is a hot Indian actress and singer famous in Hindi films.
Her smoking?
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Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) Movies / All film list / Dramas list
Dream girl
Saajan Bina Suhagan
Satyam Shivam Sundaram
Thodisi Bewafaii
Insaaf Ka Tarazu
Ahista Ahista
Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai
Prem Rog
Pyaar Jhukta Nahin
Woh Saat Din
Yeh Ishq Nahin Aasaan
Aaj Ka Daur
Rahi Badal Gaye
Pyari Behna
Insaaf Main Karoonga
Anubhav (1986)
Swarag Se Sunder
Aisa Pyaar Kahan
Pyar Kiya Hai Pyar Karenge
Pyar Ke Kabil
Hum Intezaar Karenge
Dana Paani
Chimani Pakhar
Souten: The Other Woman
Eight: The Power of Shani
Bolo Raam
Phata Poster Nikla Hero
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress) New Movie/Film/Upcoming movies/latest movie list /New Drama /Upcoming Serials/ Show
- Not known
Television show /Tv Serial/ Tv Shows / serialsEkk Nayi Pehchaan as Pallavi Suresh Modi
Padmini Kolhapure (Actress)Songs/Music list/All Album
Padmini KolhapureSongs
Yeh Galiyan Yeh Chaubara
Prem Rog · 1982
Mohabbat Hai Kya Cheez
Prem Rog · 1982
Main Hoon Prem Rogi
Prem Rog · 1982
Bhanware Ne Khilaya Phool
Prem Rog · 1982
Kya Husn Hai
Lovers · 1983
Main Teri Chhoti Behna Hoon
Souten · 1983
Humrahi Mere
Do Dilon Ki Dastaan · 1985
Ham Apni Wafa Yaad Dila Bhi (Female)
Bewafai · 1985
Yashomati Maiya Se Bole Nandlala
Satyam Shivam Sundaram · 1978
Tumse Milkar Na Jane
Pyar Jhukta Nahin · 1985
Kya Suraj Amber Ko
Suhaagan · 1986
Koi Pardesi Aaya Pardes Mein
Hum Hain Lajawab · 1984
Pahle Milan Ki Raat Aayee
Hum Intezaar Karenge · 1989
Ham Apni Wafa Yaad Dila Bhi (Male)
Bewafai · 1985
Saat Saheliyan
Vidhaata · 1982
Aankhon Se Girana Na
Suhaagan · 1986
Tu Mauj Main Hoon Kinara
Lovers · 1983
Dhokha Dhokha
Dana Paani · 1989
Chik Chik Mirchi
Dana Paani · 1989
Pyar Hamara Amar Rahega
Muddat · 1986
Sun Ri Meri Behna
Swarag Se Sunder · 1986
Nazar Se Phool Chunti Hai (Ahista Ahista / Soundtrack Version)
Ahista Ahista · 1981
Yeh Pyar Tha Ya Kuchh Aur Tha
Prem Rog · 1982
Udi Baba
Vidhaata · 1982
Patakha Phooljhadi
Swami Dada · 1982
Zindagi Yeh Kaisi Hai
Swami Dada · 1982
Galiyon Galiyon
Swami Dada · 1982
Pyar Karne Ka Mausam Aaya
Swarag Se Sunder · 1986
Aaj Koi Aayega Dil Se Lagayega
Chanda Aur Bijli · 1969
Aa Hosh Mein Sun
Vidhaata · 1982
Jab Apne Ho Jayen Bewafa
Souten · 1983
Aaya Shabab Aaya
Hum Hain Lajawab · 1984
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Two new and very interesting markets have emerged into the light recently; cannabis and space.
The first paid up space tourists – punternauts if you will – have their tickets in hand and are now waiting patiently for a launch date from Musk, Branson or Bezos.
Riding high on a wave of legalisation, stateside cannabis manufacturers have been rolling up investor cash in a competition to become the first mainstream cannabis brand, soon to be followed by their Canadian counterparts.
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The different directions of cannabis branding are starting to be seen. The evolutions of Space X, Galactic and Blue Origin into consumer facing, space tourist brands are further away, but with both categories it doesn't take much to prophesise the potential outline of their respective fates; a major category-wide crisis.
Be it a class action claiming the psychological side effects of cannabis were not made clear, or the live-streamed fiery death of a paying space tourist – the realisation of some version of those risks will have a material effect on the ability of brands in either category to operate, sell, market, attract investment or even continue to exist.
Space and cannabis are both exciting fledgling markets with enormous social, cultural and financial promise. Businesses are being born onto blank canvasses with the power to set the parameters and expectations for customers, regulators, investors and the wider interested public. This presents a short-term opportunity for individual gain, but the long-term success of both categories depends on these companies pricing predictable risks into the creation of their brands. That approach will give the survivors of a category crisis the resilience to withstand the consequences; drops in investor confidence, poor financial performance, trust and subsequent product failure.
Looking first to space: astronauts, painstakingly selected from the best and flying with the full weight of NASA behind them, have a 4% chance of death. NASA has experienced two televised deadly explosions, but it endures federal budget cycles as people understand its purpose is for the advancement of humanity.
The commercial space flyers won't have the same luxury if they are perceived as a billionaire's folly, putting any space cowboy with cash into orbit.
For the foreseeable future, space tourism will probably remain the pursuit of the ultra-wealthy, but as Christie's publicity tour of Da Vinci's Salvator Mundi painting illustrated last year, the exclusive should be marketed to the masses so the handful of potential buyers know their multi-millions are also buying cultural kudos.
Space X et al will need to create brands that credibly position punternauts as intrepid adventurers – cousins of the original astronauts – who are risking their lives in the pursuit of spreading humanity beyond earth. That narrative will be a plausible evolution from their current ones and will price the risk of catastrophe into the brand, protecting value in the long-term.
The cannabis businesses face a more immediate decision; short-term gains vs. long term success. There are hundreds of brands emerging from the burgeoning cottage industry in the states, but if you look at the big players the current brand narratives are all disappointingly well-trodden covers including, 'transparent on-pack info', 'people like you use this product', 'this product is good for your well-being' and current chart topper 'my brand is culturally relevant to you'.
These approaches may make short-term gains from selling a lifestyle, but, as with space tourism, the long-term success of these brands depends on creating a level of resilience to predictable risks. The current crop of cannabis business would be better off looking at the pharma industry rather than taking their lead from hipster coffee companies.
Both cannabis and space are in for an exciting ride. Where it ends up depends on how willing they are to honestly consider future risks and take a long-term view by pricing those risks into the creation of their brands.
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Hi Team,
We've two registration forms in which we would need to test and check how each form is performing and measure the performance based on more registration completion and the number of fields the user has completed/interacted most.
It would be great if someone suggest which type of testing would be better for this scenario and how it can done. Requesting team support here.
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If this satisfies your query please like, mark as helpful and mark as answer. Otherwise lets keep the conversation going. Hope you have a wonderful day.
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Thanks for the above info, however, my requirement here is I'm facing some issue with redirect URL option. I've two different pages to test and I used Exp A the default page and Exp B to redirect to the new URL which I wanted to test.
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In addition to the above question, please suggest what metrics we can chose to test number of fields user interacted/completed or which field the user interacted the most in order to understand the user behavior.
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