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Buenos Aires 7 de abril de 2016- En el marco de la 4ta edición del Encuentro de Conservación preventiva e interventiva en archivos, museos y bibliotecas, se desarrolló el Taller de "Tratamiento de desacidificación y consolidación de manuscritos degradados por problemas de oxidación de tintas" a cargo Gemma Contreras Zamorano, Jefa del Departamento de Conservación de papel del Instituto de Conservación y Restauración de Valencia, España.
Fotos: Soledad Amarilla / Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación
Le Bureau des Nations Unies pour l’Afrique de l’Ouest et le Sahel (UNOWAS), en partenariat avec l’Organisation des Nations Unies pour l’Education, la Science et la Culture (UNESCO) et le Département Fédéral des Affaires Etrangères (DFAE) de la Suisse, a organisé à Dakar un séminaire du 12 au 14 juin sur : « Le rôle des journalistes et des médias dans la prévention de la violence, et de l’extrémisme violent en Afrique de l’Ouest et au Sahel ».
Ce séminaire a fait suite aux recommandations de la conférence, organisée par UNOWAS, en partenariat avec l’Institut International de la paix (IPI) et le Département Fédéral des Affaires Etrangères (DFAE) à Dakar, les 27 et 28 juin 2016, sur le thème : « Investir dans la paix et prévenir la violence en Afrique de l'Ouest et au Sahel : Conversations autour du Plan d’Action du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies», ainsi qu’à celles des 2èmes Conversations régionales suivantes, qui se sont tenues à N’Djamena les 31 mai et 1er juin 2017, et qui ont mis toutes deux en exergue l’important rôle que peuvent jouer les médias et les journalistes pour la prévention de la violence et de l'extrémisme violent, ainsi que dans la sensibilisation de l’opinion publique à la paix et pour la mise en valeur d’initiatives concrètes et alternatives à la violence. Il s’est aussi appuyé sur des initiatives déjà initiées par l’UNESCO en matière de promotion de l’éducation au journalisme et d’une culture de la paix.
Le séminaire qui s’est tenu sur trois jours, avait pour objectif d’aider les journalistes et les médias, notamment ceux des radios communautaires et de la presse en ligne, à contribuer activement à la prévention de la violence et de l’extrémisme violent. La trentaine de journalistes et responsables des médias en provenance d’une quinzaine de pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest et centrale, avaient été ciblés spécifiquement en raison de la portée significative de la radio communautaire qui utilise les langues locales, et du rôle central que la presse en ligne peut jouer dans la prévention de l'extrémisme violent et des discours de haine souvent diffusés en ligne
Le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies pour l’Afrique de l’Ouest et le Sahel (UNOWAS), tout comme l’Ambassadeur de la Suisse au Sénégal, le Directeur Régional de l’UNESCO, le représentant du Ministre de la Culture et de la Communication du Sénégal, ainsi que le Ministre de l’Information, de la communication et de l’infrastructure de la Gambie, invité d’honneur du séminaire, ont unanimement rappelé lors de la cérémonie d’ouverture, l’importance de la prévention et la nécessité d’impliquer les acteurs majeurs comme les médias et les journalistes pour mieux informer l’opinion publique sur le phénomène de l’extrémisme violent, pour contribuer à une compréhension des multiples causes qui conduisent à la violence, et surtout, pour inviter tout un chacun à considérer et à s’engager dans des initiatives concrètes qui offrent des alternatives à la violence. Les discussions, qui ont pris pour point de départ la situation de l'extrémisme violent en Afrique de l'Ouest et dans le Sahel, ont porté sur le rôle des journalistes et des médias dans l'adoption de nouvelles approches pour renforcer la prévention d de l’extrémisme violent. Les participants ont aussi abordé la question des moyens et des capacités, nécessaires selon eux, pour que les journalistes puissent contribuer efficacement à la prévention.
Il s’agissait également d’insister sur le rôle que les médias et les journalistes peuvent et doivent jouer pour rappeler que l’extrémisme violent n’apparaît pas comme une action unilatérale, mais dans un environnement qui peut y conduire. Les revendications légitimes de citoyens souhaitant participer à la vie publique doivent pouvoir trouver les espaces nécessaires à leur expression par un dialogue démocratique et participatif, plutôt que par la violence.
Le séminaire a aussi rappelé l’importance, pour les journalistes et les médias, de communiquer entre eux et d’interagir avec d’autres acteurs tels que les gouvernements, les forces de défense et de sécurité, la société civile, afin d’engager un processus de compréhension mutuelle des rôles respectifs de chacun, et d’encourager aussi une approche conjointe de prévention.
Les participants se sont mis d’accord pour adopter une Charte de bonnes pratiques dont l’objectif est d’encourager les journalistes et les médias en Afrique de l’Ouest et au Sahel d’utiliser et mettre en place ces bonnes pratiques qui peuvent renforcer la prévention contre l’extrémisme violent. Le séminaire a aussi proposé de mettre en place un « Forum régional de journalistes et de médias », afin de mobiliser davantage les acteurs de ce secteur dans la mise en œuvre du Plan d’action de l’UNSG sur la prévention de la violence et l’extrémisme, par la promotion du dialogue, des droits humains, de l’état de droit et de la bonne gouvernance.
Un rapport de cette rencontre, contenant les diverses approches discutées, et les recommandations, ainsi que le mesures prises fera l’objet prochainement d’une communication de la part des organisateurs.
ISTANBUL, TURKEY - MAY 23 : Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (2nd L), German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) and Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon (2nd R) attend the "Political Leadership to Prevent and End Conflicts" meeting at the Emirgan Hall (ICC) within the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Turkey on May 23, 2016. Kayhan Ozer / Anadolu Agency
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 10 December 2021, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon opened the second day of the Geneva Conference on Preventing Violent Extremism at UN Geneva today. The two-day conference provides an opportunity for senior experts from around the world to share experiences and best practices, and to discuss challenges and approaches to preventing violent extremism at the global, regional, and national level. The U.S. delegation to the conference is led by Under Secretary Sarah Sewall and includes Ambassador Pamela Hamamoto, Ambassador David Robinson, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, Justin Siberell, Acting Coordinator for Counterterrorism, and USAID Assistant Administrator Tom Staal.
U.S. Mission Photo/Eric Bridiers
Jens Ludwig delivers the Harper Lecture and speaks at a Chicago Society reception at the Marriott East Side in New York October 8, 2014. (Photo by Jason Smith)
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 11 December 2022, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
POLICY SEMINAR
Technical Discussion on the 2019 Global Report on Food Crises: Working together to prevent food crises
Co-Organized by IFPRI, FAO North America and Food Security Information Network (FSIN)
APR 26, 2019 - 09:30 AM TO 11:00 AM EDT
Conflict and extreme climate events are contributing to rising levels of food insecurity and malnutrition. In 2018, some 113 million people in 53 countries experienced acute food insecurity. The Global Report on Food Crises provides the latest estimates of severe hunger and an analysis of countries chronically vulnerable to food crisis.
The report's findings are a powerful call for strengthened cooperation that links prevention, preparedness, and response to address urgent humanitarian needs and for addressing the root causes of the problem, including climate change, economic shocks, conflict, and displacement
As part of the panel regarding Global Responses;
Arif Husain, Chief Economist, World Food Program (WFP) presents.
Photo by Jamed Falik/IFPRI
SAN ANTONIO, ZAMBALES, Philippines— Philippine Army PFC Victor Agcaoili, clerk, 24th Infantry Battalion, Zambales, assist U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jacob Nordwall, triage technician, 673rd Medical Group, Elmendorf, Alaska, in handing out preventive dental care to barangay Pundakit residents at the medical civic assistance project held at the Pundakit Elementary School as part of Balikatan 2011, March 31. Balikatan 2011 is a bilateral annual exercise between the Philippines and the United States. Humanitarian assistance and training activities enable our service members to get to know each other, train together, and provide assistance in communities where the need is the greatest. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist First Class Robert ClowneyReleased)
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 11 December 2022, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
Préparation pour la Grande Parade de Kourou, avec l'association ADER.
En Guyane, la sévérité de l’épidémie VIH atteint le niveau le plus élevé au niveau national. Prévention, dépistage, actions auprès des jeunes et des populations clés (travailleuses du sexe, hommes ayant des relations sexuelles avec des hommes, étrangers sans papiers…) constituent le quotidien des associations guyanaises. Parmi toutes celles qui œuvrent dans cette région, ADER, DAAC et AIDES.
Plenário do Senado Federal durante sessão deliberativa ordinária semipresencial. Ordem do dia.
Quatro projetos de lei estão na pauta. Dois tratam de medidas protetivas contra a violência doméstica e familiar: um deles facilita a concessão desse tipo de medida e outro obriga as polícias civil e militar a manter registro das medidas protetivas concedidas no âmbito da Lei Maria da Penha (Lei 11.340, de 2006).
O PL 4.194/2019 autoriza, em casos de violência doméstica, a concessão de medidas cautelares de urgência, como a prisão preventiva, independentemente de manifestação do Ministério Público ou de oitiva das partes.
Mesa:
presidente do Senado Federal, senador Rodrigo Pacheco (DEM-MG);
secretário-geral da Mesa do Senado Federal, Gustavo A. Sabóia Vieira.
À bancada, senador Esperidião Amin (PP-SC).
Foto: Jefferson Rudy/Agência Senado
Jornada de formación para nuestros clientes sobre GMAO (Gestion Informática del Mantenimiento Preventivo y Correctivo)
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Nothing you see here is real, even though the conversion or the presented background story might be based on historical facts. BEWARE!
Some background:
The Bachem Ba 349 Natter (English: Colubrid, grass-snake) was a World War II German point-defence rocket-powered interceptor, which was to be used in a very similar way to a manned surface-to-air missile. In 1943, Luftwaffe air superiority was being challenged by the Allies over the Reich and radical innovations were required to overcome the crisis. Surface-to-air missiles appeared to be a promising approach to counter the Allied strategic bombing offensive; a variety of projects were started, but invariably problems with the guidance and homing systems prevented any of these from attaining operational status. Providing the missile with a pilot, who could operate a weapon during the brief terminal approach phase, offered a solution.
After a rather fast and troublesome development phase the Natter was rushed into production. The SS ordered 150 Natters, and the Luftwaffe ordered 50, and the first serial production aircraft, now designated Ba 349 A-1, reached operational status in April 1945 with the Erprobungskommando (EK) 349. An operational launch site under the code name “Operation Kroku”s was being established in a small, wooded area called Hasenholz, south of the Stuttgart to Munich autobahn and to the east of Nabern unter Teck. Around the end of February and the beginning of March the Organisation Todt had been in action, constructing each set of the trios of concrete foundations (or "footings") for the stationary launch towers. These three launch pads and their towers were arranged at the corners of an equilateral triangle, 120 m per side.
By August 1945, 91 aircraft had been delivered to EK 349 and the first operational unit, the JG 400, into which the test unit was soon integrated. But a persistent lack of fuel, staff and maintenance resources kept most of them grounded. It was clear that the original plan for a huge network of Ba 349 bases that protected important locations would never be realized, and the idea of stationary bases made this network vulnerable to air raids, too. As a consequence mobile launch rigs for the Natter were developed, the so-called “Rampenwagen I”. This self-propelled vehicle was based on repurposed Königstiger battle tank hulls that had their engine moved into a mid-chassis position behind the driver’s compartment. This arrangement offered enough space at the heavy chassis’ rear section to carry an erectable ramp and two vacuum pumps that powered the launch sled for a single Natter that ran on rails on the ramp. The Natter interceptor was hooked with the ehlp of a crane into the erected ramp and started vertically. Beyond the Ba 349 this device could also be used to start the Messerschmitt E-4 “Enzian” anti-aircraft missile in a similar fashion, as well as the unmanned Fieseler Fi 103 “V1” cruise missile at a shallow launch angle
Adapting the existing Tiger II chassis turned out to be relatively easy, and unfinished hulls could be modified without major problems. A side benefit of the new mid-engine layout was that the driving shaft to the gearbox in the Jagdtiger’s front hull was shorter, saving material, weight, and internal space behind the engine bay. As a drawback the access to the engine compartment was limited through the low and long launch ramp – it had to be erected or even removed before the engine could be changed. Another characteristic feature of the modified hull was a different running gear. It used elements of Porsche’s original Tiger I running that was rejected for the heavy battle tank but adopted for the heavy Ferdinand/Elefant SPG that was based on Porsche’s Tiger I design. It consisted of four wheel-units per side made from pairs of 700 mm diameter steel road wheels and a longitudinal torsion bar suspension that remained outside of the hull. While its off-road performance was not as good as the original interleaved running gear with torsion bars inside of the hull, the Porsche system offered a production advantage over the Henschel running gear: it took a third less time to produce than Henschel’s system, reduced the hull construction time as well as machining time, required less maintenance, and could actually be completely replaced in the field without (theoretically) removing other parts and without the use of a jack. The Porsche system also saved about 1,200 kg in weight, 450 man-hours of work time, gained 100 mm more ground clearance, and saved RM 404,000 (Reichsmarks) in cost per vehicle. Much more importantly though, the use of this suspension freed up space inside the vehicle, an entire cubic meter extra! A few standard Jagdtiger SPGs were finished with this running gear, too, but it only became a standard on refurbished vehicles.
In service the Rampenwagen I received the official designation of Sd.Kfz. 282, and only a handful of these complex and bulky vehicles were build oer deilevered to frontline units until late 1945. In practice the Rampenwagen I was operated in combination with other vehicles to from mobile launch units for the Natter - plans envisioned groups with Sd.Kfz. 282s, accompanied by trabsporters for the tiny fighters, two cranes to lift them onto the launch sled on the ramp, plus fuel bowsers, a command and radio unit, plus supprt vehicles for staff and pilots as well as other equipment, and ideally even a mobile radar system that could guide and coordinate the interceptions. This, however, never materialized, due to the lack of resources, and only the Luftwaffe's JG 400 became operational enough to make some Ba 349 starts in the defense of the Stuttgart area, with very limited success.
Specifications:
Crew: 2 (Driver, Radio operator/ramp engineer)
Weight: 59.5 tons (131.050 lb)
Length: 14,04 m (45 ft 11 ¾ in) overall
7,80 m (25 ft 6 ½ in) hull only
Width: 3.625 m (11 ft 10 ½ in)
Height: 4.97 m (16 ft 3 ½ in) with launch sled
14,54 m (47 ft 7 ¾ in) with erected ramp
Ground clearance: 56,5 cm (22¼ in)
Suspension: Longitudinal torsion bars
Fuel capacity: 860 Liter (190 imp gal, 230 US gal)
Armor:
20–180 mm (0.79 – 7 in)
Performance:
Maximum road speed: 34 km/h (21 mph)
Operational range: 120 km (75 mi) on road
80 km (50 mi) off road
Power/weight: 10,08 PS/ton
Engine:
V-12 Maybach HL230 P30 with 600 hp/441 kW
Transmission:
Maybach eight-speed OLVAR OG40-1216B gearbox
Armament:
None installed
The kit and its assembly:
Well, it's not really armour, but since this... thing is based on a Jagdtiger I put it here. It's actually cross-linked with the Ba 349 Natter that I am building in parallel - after all, how should that tiny rocket fight start? This thought had been on my mind for quite a time, and I had the Brengun Natter stashed away for some time. But creating a mobile launch platofrm - or better: coming up with a concept that could be turned into a model somehow, took really long. First ingredient was a Fujimi steam catapult kit from WWII, which works with an external sled, towed by a cable, quite different to the launch catapults that were for instance used for the Fi 103 VI, which operated like aircraft carrier steam catapults with a sled in a pressurized tube.
Finding a suitable chassis was more complicated. First bet was "Karl Gerät" mortar, which turned out to be much too big and also not really compatible with the Fujimi catapult, and the project went into hiatus again. Until inspiration struck and I remembered the Jagdtiger that I had built last year or so, with an oversized L/100 gun and the casemate moved to the rear of the hull (and the engine in a mid-positionj behind the drivers' compartment). That could work in size and arrangement!
Said and done, I procured an(other) Trumpeter Jagdtiger with the late Porsche running gear, with simplified and standardized elements that were intended for the E-Series of tanks, what would fit well into the model's intended time frame of mid 1945. And from that on things went straightforward, only that the catapult was shortened by 3" at the rear and modified to stand vertical - with the bonus that was able to construct a joint so that this is even functional. The launch sled, which was slightly tailored to hold the Natter, is movable, too. That area inside of the Jagdtiger hull had to be filled/improvised, but that worked well, too, thanks to some donor parts from a Modelcollect E-50 tank.
Painting and markings:
The paint scheme caused the next headaches. This is supposed to be a special vehicle, (re)constructed from a Jagdtiger hull, and somehow I did not find Dunkelgelb to be a proper solution. Late in WWII many tanks received an overall Olivgrün factory finish, but I also did not like that idea for this massive thing. Luftwaffe vehicles were, at least during early war stages, painted in their own color, RAL 7016, a dark and rather bluish tone slightly lighter than RAL 7021 Panzergrau, but that did not appear suitable, either. Red Oxidprimer was another option, but rejected, too.
Eventually I settled for a very simple overall RAL 7021 finish - a tone which was still available in considerable volume and applied to operational tanks - and in this case it would be a "2nd line vehicle". The dark tone would also work well to hide the launch platform's bulk in the shadows of trees or buildings, and it simply "looks German". Since the lattice girder catapult with the pressure piston inside was build before painting I used a rattle can - another argument for a uniform livery. After that the model was dry-brushed, decals and matt varnish were applied, and some dirt and dust was added with water colors and pigments.
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 10 December 2021, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 10 December 2021, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
I am part of a project called the Littlest Heroes Project. I received this message awhile back, and after washing M's hair tonight and putting a cute kitchen towel on her head to prevent her wet hair from hanging down on her back, I was reminded of the message.
Hey there!! I just had to stop by and see if you might want to help me out with a very special project for the Littlest Heroes Project. We are looking for a few poster children to model for photos on promotional materials and on our website, but because we are non-profit we are not in the spot to go out and pay professional models to help us and although we have great images from the children's sessions we would love to have some beautiful professional type photos to use for the coming year and on our new website. So thats when I got a great idea! I have so many amazing friends here on flickr with some pretty adorable and not camera shy children and was wondering if you would like to help us our in doing a mini shoot for our organization?
I am basically just looking for colorful images and a few nice black and whites to use for the project. Think thing's like a bandana to signify all of the children we photograph who don't have hair, but are still beautiful the way they are? Think livestrong bracelets, or some serious faces. Just some ideas! You can get a feel for the colors on the website www.littlestheroesproject.org. Just some fun and happy photos and then possibly some holding a sign that has our logo, I will send it to you if you want.
And maybe one with the word Hope or something like that, just as a nice message showing that kids do care about our heroes. We are working now to get young children involved in the giving back process and letting them know that there are children out there who need our help and love and support and that there children just like them! Anything you can work up with the spirit of the organization would be wonderful. I would also love to feature you on the website as well if you would be up to doing this. You would be donating your time and the images in honor of the children and the organization, so I understand that if you cannot do this because of money issues that is fine as well! We are not looking for 100 pictures, just a couple if you have the time!!
Opération de sensibilisation / prévention routière pour les Seniors garennois
Théâtre de La Garenne – 22, avenue de Verdun-1916
Mardi 3 mars 2015
Photographie : © Christophe Taamourte / Ville de La Garenne-Colombes
TOUS DROITS RESERVES
Journée de Prévention organisée le 5 novembre 2013 par la Fédération Campus Basse Normandie sur le campus 1 de l’Université de Caen Basse-Normandie.
Des sujets tels que la contraception, les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles, les drogues et le déni, la prévention routière et l’éthylisme étaient abordés autour d’activités ludiques.
An image from the Prevent Breast Cancer Choir Concert, held on 10 December 2021, at Manchester Cathedral, Greater Manchester. (Photo by Matt Wilkinson/Wilkinson Photography)
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Telecast of July 22, 2015 'STOP IRAN NOW RALLY' IN TIMES SQUARE:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgEaL3BioPw
Former Congressman LT. Col. Allen West's passionate/ genuine comments at the Rally:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=miKOVEBpNCQ
Frank Gaffney, Clare Lopez, Adm. Ace Lyons at Stop-Iran Rally in NY [36]
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrVlhJ0m86I
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