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Radio NET Bulgaria (October 05, 2022)

23:59 JESSY J - Soul Kisses (Gregg Karukas feat. Jessy J) 23:55 EVERETTE HARP - Old School 23:51 BRIAN SIMPSON - One and Only 23:47 NILS - Dance With Me 23:43 MEKIEL REUBEN - That Girl Told Me 23:39 BOBBY WELLS - She's Playful 23:35 KIM SCOTT - Emerge (Feat. Jonathan Fritzen) 23:31 DARRIUS JAMAR - Bounce Back 23:27 JULIAN VAUGHN - Time Is Now 23:23 ALTHEA RENE - Let Me Love You 23:18 DERRICK HARVIN - When You Say 23:13 ALEX FALDIN - Cold Wind 23:09 JAREZ - Lil Jazzy 23:04 BOBBY LYLE - Living In The Flow 22:58 PROJECT BLUE SUN - Ibiza Zouk (Sunny Mix) 22:52 SMOOTH DELUXE - Wonderful Micronesia 22:47 SYNTHETICSAX - Beach (Dj Rostej Remix Chillout Dreams) 22:41 RUSLAN-SET, V.RAY - The Voice of Star (Union Sense Remix) 22:37 PIANOCHOCOLATE - Les Souvenirs (Original Mix) 22:33 MENZI - Zug nach nirgendwo 22:25 EUPHONIC TRAVELLER - Crescent bay (original mix) 22:21 SOUND BEHAVIOUR - Arena 22:17 THE UNDERDOG PROJECT - Summer Jam (Unplugged) 22:12 SHAUN ESCOFFERY - Into the Blue (Mark de Clive 22:05 KITARO - A passage of life 21:59 DINKA - Magnolia (Original Mix) 21:55 THOMAS LEMMER - Through My Father's Eyes 21:51 SYLVERING - Just an Illusion 21:46 VIVIAN LACOSTE - Clair Del Mar 21:41 REUNITED - Sing It Back (Shazz Man Chill Mix) 21:39 INNA - Hot (Chill Out Remix) 21:32 COASTLINE - Adriatic Sea (Lounge Cafe Chillout Del Mar Mix) 21:27 KENNY FONTANA - U R The Sun (Toni Rivera Mix) 21:22 MICHAEL E - Promise 21:17 ANDAIN - You Once Told Me 21:11 JOSEPHINE SINCLAR - Paradise Deluxe 21:06 ALBERT ST. BARTH - Sabor Do Lounge 21:03 METAHARMONIKS - Doors 20:59 LEO ROJAS - The last ot the Mohicans 20:54 MANDALAY - Beautiful (7'' Canny mix) 20:49 MARTINIQUE LE SOUFFLEUR - El Guapo 20:45 JENS BUCHERT - Polaris (JB feat. Shine) 20:40 351 LAKE SHORE DRIVE - Summernights 20:34 JES - Heaven (Orange Project del Sol Interpretation) 20:29 BLANK & JONES - Coming Home (Afterlife Mix) 20:24 ATB - Still Here 20:18 LA CAINA - I Gotta Know Now 20:14 LAZY HAMMOCK - Star 20:09 GUENTER HAAS - Secret Diary 20:06 JAMES BUTLER - Coastline 20:00 CLAUDE CHAGALL - Sunset Buddha 19:54 ADELE - Skyfall (Skerdi M & Angelo DownTempo) 19:48 YOGEE, TWEET, MISSY ELLIOT - Thugman (Lounge remix 2011) 19:45 VINTAGE - Eva (Roman B & Vova Baggage Slow Mix) 19:40 ZETANDEL - Glowing Spots (Original Mix) 19:36 WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS - Psychasthenia 19:30 VECHIGEN - No Fear (Summer Vibes Chill Mix) 19:24 VLAD ZHUKOV - Nothing (W&D Chill Out Vocal Mix) 19:17 AMBITUS - Answers 19:13 OCEAN DRIVE, DJ ORISKA - Without You (Acoustic Version) 19:10 KATO, JON - Turn The Lights Off (Bullytrax Campfire Mix) 19:06 KIRSTY HAWKSHAW, TENISHIA - Reason To Forgive (Piano Mix) 19:02 MATT DAREY, STAN KOLEV, AELYN - Follow You (Acoustic Version) 18:57 NUAGE, N4M3 - Sunday Morning (Original Mix) 18:53 NITIN SAWHNEY - Breathing Light 18:49 LOWLAND - Children (Orchestral Version) 18:42 LERRY MULLER, ANETTA GRANT - Dreaming (Original) 18:38 LIVING ROOM - Teneriffe 07 18:35 MODJO - Lady (Acoustic Version) 18:30 MIGUEL LARA - Oblivion 18:26 MR. SPECIAL - Aren't You Clever (CJ Alex Chillout Remix) 18:23 MARIUS NEDELCU, RED HEAD - Rain (Acoustic Version) 18:19 MANDEL TURNER - Come Into My Life 18:13 LOUNGAHOLIC - Careless Whisper 18:10 MOBY - Porcelain 18:05 LUIGI LUSINI - I'll Be Home (Original Mix) 18:01 MAX MILLION - Do You Believe (Original Mix) 17:57 MARCELA MANGABEIRA - Don't Stop The Music (Lounge Version) 17:54 JOEL HIRSCH, ROXANNE EMERY - Neon Dreams (Cinematic Version) 17:50 MAKIS ABLIANITIS - Love Secret 17:46 LIULA - Sweet Dreams 17:43 MARIO BASANOV VIDIS, JAZZU - Give It A Try 17:39 MIA LEMAR - Colourful Life (Photo In Lounge Remix) 17:34 MARC PUIG, MARIA COLLADO - To Forget Me 17:28 SIMON LE GREC - Decisions (Delor Mix) 17:23 MEHMET CEMAL YESILCAY - You And I 17:19 MAZELONOSTRA - Twilight Room (Spanish Edit) 17:14 MARGA SOL - Prayer For Love (Soul Avenue's Balearic Blues Mix) 17:10 NIK LLOYD - Number 1 (Acoustic Cover) 17:06 SIMON G - Crazy (original Mix) 17:03 NURKO, AUTREY - So Far Gone 17:00 LOST FREQUENCIES, FLYNN - Recognise (Acoustic Version) 16:55 DEE LUCAS - Dollar Bill 16:51 AL DEGREGORIS - No Holding Back (Feat. Nils) 16:47 AL GOMEZ - For Sure 16:41 OLI SILK - Steppin' Out 16:37 TIM BOWMAN - Love Forever More 16:33 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - March On (Feat. Jeff Lorber) 16:29 SEAN U - Electrify 16:24 STEVE COLE - Looking Up 16:21 SHAWN RAIFORD - Magic Man 16:17 BOBBY WELLS - End of Summer 16:13 GREGG KARUKAS - Daylight 16:09 DARRIUS JAMAR - Heaven 16:04 NELSON RANGELL - Clutch 15:59 DERRICK HARVIN - Gone 15:54 BOBBY LYLE - What Kind Of World 15:49 BRIAN SIMPSON - From the Hip (feat. Chuck Loeb) 15:45 JEANETTE HARRIS - Groovin' 15:41 JAREZ - Its Over 15:37 BLAKE AARON - Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing (feat. Kim Scott) 15:33 ALTHEA RENE - Inner Circle 15:29 ALEX FALDIN - Hand Claps 15:25 AL DEGREGORIS - All Over The Place (Feat. Eric Marienthal) 15:20 AL GOMEZ - Sip Thy Wine 15:16 JACKIEM JOYNER - Southside Boulevard 15:12 JULIAN VAUGHN - Ecstasy 15:08 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Tonight Is the Night 15:03 TIM BOWMAN - Columbus,Ga 14:58 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Emotions 14:54 MARION MEADOWS - Andalusian Sunset 14:49 BOBBY LYLE - Spirit Song 14:45 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Jukin' and Jivin' 14:40 DERRICK HARVIN - Another Day in Paradise 14:36 BRIAN SIMPSON - Bonita 14:32 JAREZ - Slow Motion 14:28 BOBBY WELLS - Oooh Baby 14:24 NICK COLIONNE - It's Gonna Be Alright 14:20 DARRIUS JAMAR - My Everything 14:17 DEON YATES - First Day of Summer 14:12 ADAM HAWLEY - Shuffle (Feat. Darren Rahn) 14:08 BONEY JAMES - Sunset Boulevard 14:04 ALTHEA RENE - Barbara Mae 13:59 AL DEGREGORIS - Follow Your Dreams 13:54 FREDDIE FOX - Sensual 13:50 JC SOL - Our Groove 13:46 KENNY NIGHTINGALE - My Saxophone 13:42 JULIAN VAUGHN - Ride Along 13:38 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Waiting For You 13:35 ALEX FALDIN - Throwback Vacations 13:32 JUSTIN KLUNK - Dive 13:27 BOBBY LYLE - Living In The Flow 13:23 RANDY MULLER BOOM CHANG BANG - Sunnyside Up 13:20 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Through the Rain 13:15 AL GOMEZ - Catchin' a Vibe 13:11 BRIAN SIMPSON - So Many Ways 13:07 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - Loving 2 13:02 DERRICK HARVIN - From Here 12:58 JAREZ - Mr. Sexy Saxy 12:53 JACKIEM JOYNER - Beautiful Seduction 12:48 MARION MEADOWS - Magic Men 12:45 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Force 12:42 BOBBY WELLS - My Sweet Butterfly 12:37 STEVE COLE - Neo Sol 12:31 EUGE GROOVE - Chillaxin 12:26 GREGG KARUKAS - Believe in Me 12:21 CHRIS STANDRING - Fat Tuesday 12:17 BRAD ALEXANDER - Yearning for Your Love 12:14 AL DEGREGORIS - Sunnyside 12:09 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - After Hours 12:06 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Keepin' the Groove On 12:02 FREDDIE FOX - So Much Love 11:57 BRIAN SIMPSON - A Soft Touch 11:52 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - In the Mood 11:48 MARCUS ANDERSON - Mel-Ow Mood 11:44 JULIAN VAUGHN - Sunday 11:39 DERRICK HARVIN - This Time Around 11:35 JAREZ - Around The World 11:30 THE SMOOTH JAZZ ALLEY - EBF 11:25 MARION MEADOWS - Celebration Road 11:21 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Jubilee 11:17 CHRIS STANDRING - Living the Poetry 11:11 BOBBY WELLS - Bella's Pier 11:06 JOE MCBRIDE, THE TEXAS RHYTHM CLUB - Morning In A Distant Land 11:01 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Nobody But You (Feat. Billy Mondragon Of DW3) 10:58 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Thinkin' Back on When 10:53 JEFF KASHIWA - Back To Love 10:49 BRIAN SIMPSON - When I Found You 10:42 MARCUS ANDERSON - Give Love (Feat. Anthony Saunders) 10:38 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - On the Move 10:34 TIM BOWMAN - Flyin Away 10:29 DAVE BRADSHAW JR. - Set Me Free 10:25 PIECES OF A DREAM - Steppers ''D'' Lite 10:21 J. WHITE - Mr. Nugroove 10:17 NAJEE - Happiness (A Felicidade) 10:13 LOWELL HOPPER - See the Light 10:08 DERRICK HARVIN - Colombiana 10:04 DARREN RAHN - Duplicity 10:00 JAREZ - Together Forever 09:57 JOYCE COOLING - Coasting 09:53 NORMAN BROWN - Keep The Faith 09:49 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Feelin' Good 09:45 MARION MEADOWS - Last Ticket To Somewhere 09:41 CAROL ALBERT - Love Again 09:37 LOUIE FITZGERALD - When I Look into Your Eyes 09:33 MARCUS ANDERSON - Backseat Drivers (Feat. Adam Hawley) 09:28 JULIAN VAUGHN - Waymans Way 09:23 BRIAN SIMPSON - Mystical 09:20 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - Happy Cause I'm Going Home 09:15 PIECES OF A DREAM - Give U My Heart 09:11 NAJEE - Modern Lovers 09:07 JIM ADKINS - Turning Point 09:06 TONY SAUNDERS - Uptown Jazz 08:55 TIM BOWMAN - Friends 08:51 BOBBY WELLS - Tee It Up 08:45 CHRIS GODBER - Chips 'n' Salsa 08:42 LOWELL HOPPER - No Turning Back 08:40 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Give And Take 08:30 NATE WHITE - Ducie's Groove 08:19 MARCUS ANDERSON - Let's Not Wait (Feat. Nicholas Cole) 08:19 DANNY LERMAN - You Take My Breath Away 08:04 NAJEE - Dr. Dolittle 07:59 PIECES OF A DREAM - Fired Up 07:54 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - I Want Her 07:51 KIM SCOTT - Best Part 07:46 TIM BOWMAN - Glory to Glory 07:42 RHODA GRAHAM - Finally 07:37 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Poppa J 07:32 DEE LUCAS - The Grady Curve 07:28 LOWELL HOPPER - Affection 07:23 JEFF KASHIWA - Hyde Park (The 'Ah, Oooh' Song) 07:19 UNDER THE LAKE - Bridgetown 07:16 WARREN HILL - Play That Funky Music (White Boy) 07:11 MARION MEADOWS - Mother Earth 07:07 OLI SILK - Meet Me In The Middle 07:03 MARCUS ANDERSON - Understanding (Feat. Brian Culbertson) 06:58 NAJEE - Savoir Faire 06:54 DONN BYNUM - Because I'm Feeling You 06:49 SEAN U - Second Wind 06:43 PIECES OF A DREAM - Feelin' Good 06:38 BRIAN SIMPSON - Sunlit Sea 06:33 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - Susie Mae 06:30 SHAWN RAIFORD - It Feels so Nice 06:25 NELSON RANGELL - Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing 06:21 HANK BILAL - Perfect Harmony 06:17 JEFF KASHIWA - Thanks To You 06:13 ZOLBERT - A Song for You 06:09 TIM BOWMAN - Just Another Day 06:04 KIM WATERS - Nightfall 05:59 ZACH BRIDGES - These Hands 05:54 NAJEE - Isla Hermosa 05:51 MARION MEADOWS - Dream Catcher 05:46 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Time Marches On 05:42 MARCUS ANDERSON - Limited Edition (Feat. Steven J. Collins ) 05:38 LOWELL HOPPER - Resurgence 05:34 JEANETTE HARRIS - Night Jam 05:29 PIECES OF A DREAM - Gettin' Through It 05:25 DANIEL CHIA - Cali Style 05:21 DONN BYNUM - Mercy Mercy Me (feat. Lew Laing Jr.) 05:18 ADRIAN CRUTCHFIELD - Morning After 05:12 STEVE COLE - Toronto 05:09 BRIAN SIMPSON - Whisper To Me 05:04 JEFF KASHIWA - Show Me Love 05:00 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - Hip Hug 04:55 EUGE GROOVE - Take You Higher 04:50 NAJEE - Bounce 04:46 GREGG KARUKAS - Coyote Party 04:42 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Better Days Ahead feat. Jeff Pescetto 04:38 KIM SCOTT - I'm Every Woman (feat. Althea Rene & Ragan Whiteside) 04:34 MARION MEADOWS - Life In The Clouds 04:30 ZACH BRIDGES - Yonder 04:26 BRAD ALEXANDER - A Matter of Time 04:20 MARCUS ANDERSON - Dandelion 04:16 PIECES OF A DREAM - Going Home 04:12 ZOLBERT - On My Way 04:08 TIM BOWMAN - Heart & Soul 04:03 BALANCE9 - 110 at Night 03:59 JEFF KASHIWA - Something About You 03:54 NICK COLIONNE - Whatcha Gonna Do 03:51 JACKIEM JOYNER - Don't Make Her Wait 03:46 NAJEE - Hurricane 03:41 DONN BYNUM - Our Turn to Dance (feat. Paul Jackson Jr.) 03:37 BRIAN SIMPSON - What I'm Waiting For 03:33 LOWELL HOPPER - Ever Lasting 03:29 WALTER BEASLEY - She Can't Help It 03:24 ADAM HAWLEY - Detroit 03:20 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Bittersweet 03:16 MARION MEADOWS - Real Time 03:12 DANIEL DOMENGE - Between Your Hands 03:08 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - 102 Degree 03:03 BONEY JAMES - You Can Count on Me 02:59 PIECES OF A DREAM - It's A Vibe 02:54 FRANK MCCOMB - Movin' In Traffic (For Russell Ferrante and George Duke) . 02:50 MARCUS ANDERSON - Can I Come Over 02:46 JEFF KASHIWA - Mediterranean Nights 02:42 JASON PETERSON DELAIRE - Check Please (feat. Chris Camozzi) 02:39 NAJEE - Luna 02:35 DANIEL CHIA - Say You Will 02:31 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Tell Me Why (Feat. Paul Brown) 02:27 BALANCE9 - Sway 02:23 MICHAEL SILVERMAN, ERIC MARIENTHAL - In These Times 02:20 ADRIAN CRUTCHFIELD - Now I See 02:16 ZOLBERT - Smile 02:12 AL DEGREGORIS - Time Sensitive 02:08 WALTER BEASLEY - Lovely Day 02:04 PHIL DENNY - Around the Block 01:59 TIM BOWMAN - Happiness Is 01:55 THREESTYLE - Missing You 01:52 FREDDIE FOX - Feelin' It 01:48 MARION MEADOWS - Invisible 01:44 FRANK MCCOMB - Cha Cha (For Ramsey Lewis) 01:40 LOWELL HOPPER - Change of Seasons 01:36 JASON PETERSON DELAIRE - After Hours 01:32 NAJEE - Bottom To The Top 01:27 JEFF KASHIWA - 3 01:22 THE SMOOTH JAZZ ALLEY - Smooth Jazz Alley 01:18 PIECES OF A DREAM - Livin' The Life 01:14 BRIAN SIMPSON - All That Matters 01:10 MARCUS ANDERSON - Will Power 01:05 JAREZ - Just Can't Wait 01:01 JAZZ IN PINK - Positivity 00:57 PHIL DENNY - Lifted 00:53 FRANK SUTTON - Its Gonna Be A Lovely Day 00:48 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Huggy Bear 00:44 VANN BURCHFIELD - I'm Holding On 00:40 WALTER BEASLEY - Barack's Groove 00:36 THE SAX PACK - Back In Style 00:32 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Now Or Never 00:29 ZOLBERT - Frappe 00:25 BLAKE AARON - Dreamland 00:21 JASON PETERSON DELAIRE - Nightcap (feat. Chris Camozzi) 00:16 NAJEE - Valentine Love 00:12 FRANK MCCOMB - Just Ride (For George Duke) 00:07 JEFF KASHIWA - The Good Life 00:03 TIM BOWMAN - Watchout

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sirjustice1355 · 3 years

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Ask could nelson northwhitehead finished the world all alone and if yes and not yet what made him to relent and which nations can he live best so he gets their dude AND WHICH SUBJECTS he knows best and the women he loves and cars or houses and given

what can be grown in seas at what height as in brooklynn tea can grow from 700 meter down the main land and with floating cushion cylinders which can fly when height above sea water needed 4 the plant growth can make many with soil and fix them at that height and boom like ya wheat or tea or make many islands on top on already made to reach water surface and that land dude

Ask is nelson sick, yep got teeth tata and growing nuts kinda of schizophrenia and answers given yes or no or not yet confirmed or cant be known yet have cash not, do nelson watch porn answer given no, read books or cook no

even wens Father is Lil scrappy and tychus mother Joyce and father lil scrappy was it artificial insemination, Cd burst or intercourse and answer given dude and the figures behind the sperm theft and insemination all given and even those 1 in love with, if one had sex last night or not and the kind of car one loves and the greatest scientist and who came up with the stolen invention as with scientist is Nelson Northwhitehead, Calvin clain, Einstein and Johnson though gave others his innovations and all those stolen goods the ones who stole and the killers of one and how many marks one will get b4 marking and those people who copied the exam or had papers prior and the plot killers of others and all the loophole to stealing cash in an economy

4 jayden Jlo and latifa and mary J TOOK kid 4 chingy, even within ya mind if u look at the forehead of those fathers real or adopter and u ask who is the father to Jayden u see a written script chingy and even Victor of driving school father lil scrappy taken by it 4 the infusion dude

And if a nation like Kenya can be rich than USA and in which perimeters in national income or in per capita and the population number 4 it to be rich as if population increase makes it poor all those options given to and what other nations ought to do to make such nations not rich and even when not in display in the net as hidden, what advances in militarily machines and vehicles a nation has or a particular tribe to know how to combat them if possible or not told

And if 1 Gold or property was stolen or has made machines in the boom if not certain gives ya the same and if u had these infection or not, a thing the Hindu uses and give other reasons so u know not and they get ahead as u fear them dude and even u can ask which combination treats aids as of which plant products or make this machine in the boom process and the how the boom environment ought to be and if one ready to marry or can marry and if one hates or love another or people planning to rob one, steal or harm and even exhume graves. With the photo fold thing of sharp dimension tells u all the above or written script within it but many b4 crossing and where were each tribe gotten into Africa or out of Africa and in what time dispensation and who brought them, the green man or which people and which nations in Europe and Asia occupied Africa b4 moving to their previous lands out of Africa and who came from outer space from which planet

It gives you the trio-logy of one as the one of Christ in the bible and if one is related to one in far distant lands dude and even if u want sermon on this bible topic given or speed touching on a subject u want given, autobiography, news paper news, school books mentioning the topics like parts of heart, lungs and kidney and their suctions and even taxonomy or radio activity dude and even who slept with that maid or kids or who beat them in people absenstia dude

Even what electronics has been made per every tribe of the world, foods, machines and office tool as u google as u write b4 crossing and folding pressing with knife or ruler so heap be one on the roads as either dry or all weather roads or within ya yard, either u go the stir way in porridge with ya finger or try with anything one hand or leg in heap of garbage kids caressing to wash or hurl out cold water or acidified water or grab the wall method as u wash ya feet in fruit, fluid or chemical mixture either with kids or cattle or pets or women or old people or go the chop fruit and extracts mixtures on wood soaked in mixtures as of fruits and berries or juices in dry posture in dry or wet mud or in cereal and even when voodoo on one as swollen skin those responsible 4 the same as with death and those who stole or ready to steal exams and even those infected dude and the desires and pleasures or plans of one dude so u stop to claim things as yours cause the devil knows and will be part of ya judgement in heaven or in earth to eliminate ya and options given as printed and even those who sunk this ship and fallen this airplane and these cars and even the type of airplane on air currently, drones or choppers or missiles long b4 the radar and those yacht or ships on sea on voyage or submarine on waters and even those in love and having sex as u can ask particularly where one is to tell u all above about 1 if possible and those who had TB or Corona previously or when one has had sex with another and on how many occasions and even if one is tired with life given bro and those who wants to eat in one house without cease or stop wanting war with those people whom he wants to eat in their houses

Even between cities which beautiful, secure or this and that which is beautiful or gorgeous dude like Nairobi and Kampala and answer given as with automobile or machines u cant refuse to heap blame on one and if one can be or is willing to be president or Mp of a nation instead of heaping blame as i remember i told China these when i was in Minneapolis and u can ask the Devil the same if Nelson Gave china all these and when and even talking phone app in ya local dialect dude and even those nation having the dredger to cut across the earth surface to below the outer crust and currently making which holes at what bearing in which places, like presently Italy and china making holes in KENYA sisal land, tea or flower, Germany and Brazil included and even in Uganda coffee land as they have stopped all given in print form at what height the stopped and if their is any intruder beneath the earth surface within ya land or all over dude as drones or space shuttle dude and where one was born, in which cities, countries with those shifted to dude and their ages as years of birth, dude stop and resort to the above either in the dark, moonlight or under light dimmers

Like even how many nations now got internet and web browsers, radar long range missiles, space shuttle, mini military drones, atomic bombs, one long range of the earth radius phone company radar servers, of TV, drone, Radio and radio call and Rps system and exam intranet thing or cashless money long range wireless booth and if liquid cash ending soon or to stay or nations with yachts, ships, tankers, airplanes, cruise ship home made

Go the smoke way, in dry sand land, step with polished shoes, to find the killers of Kobe and any or place photo in the cup facing up the add sugar or salt or both as sand off hour glass when their photos, suspect on ya hand as u squeezed with tangerine juice and outer peel legs in termite soil with raw mango juice or acidified water and boom down eps brown or partially green sugar or mix of dif colors dude. buy this one and save the day with ya knife. can have cash but not liquid cash to buy stuff as u bought a property even worth millions and another has less cash but did not buy property and have much exchanging cash than u like the obamas

gas or cushion inside armored glass cylinders placed on water can float to house your next tv/phone or any server on distant see as with Norwegian Highway, i wanted to rob USA her dignity and China by telling elon mask the same, new Zealand wireless electricity, Bulgaria digital tomb stone and Norway the Highway above which is beautiful and like missile to India Akash and e-voting machines and app like Tubidi with Kamba and the Arab search engine. Ask where obama father is answer in Kano bed ridden or in wheel chair, live in kayego kisumu in the past, senior not his father and Ann dun ham not his mother her mother was from peru living in bronx, mother from Kentucky and carlifornia to cement the truths of kebi sentiments. Ask if India is poor or rich answer poor and will they get out of Kenya lest shot or Kebi dies

The devil tells Isiah i new you b4 you were consecrated in ya mother tomb and ask why one hates another, has no sense of future dude to tell ya its not God but Mr devil the bible was rewritten and ask who bought kebi green-card and the cartel behind it and given and how much paid and those eating with organized sports betting as above and answers given, didy, minaj, Eddie Murphy, puttin and obama and more

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sirjustice1354 · 3 years

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ASk about NELSON

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sirjustice1353 · 3 years

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even wens Father is Lil scrappy and tychus mother joyce and father lil scrappy was it artificial insemination, Cd burst or intercourse and answer given dude and the figures behind the sperm theft and insemination all given and even those 1 in love with, if one had sex last night or not and the kind of car one loves and the greatest scientist and who came up with the stolen invention as with scientist is Nelson Northwhitehead, Calvin clain, Einstein and Johnson though gave others his innovations and all those stolen goods the ones who stole and the killers of one and how many marks one will get b4 marking and those people who copied the exam or had papers prior and the plot killers of others and all the loophole to stealing cash in an economy

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sciencespies · 3 years

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How Apollo 8 Delivered Christmas Eve Peace and Understanding to the World

https://sciencespies.com/history/how-apollo-8-delivered-christmas-eve-peace-and-understanding-to-the-world/

How Apollo 8 Delivered Christmas Eve Peace and Understanding to the World

It was the final months of 1968 and throughout the year, the stability of American democracy had been called into question again and again. When Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April, civil unrest erupted throughout the United States. The “confidence of America’s allies and friends around the world” had been shaken, Leonard Marks, the United States Information Agency (USIA) director told President Lyndon B. Johnson. “We have suffered a blow from which it will take a long time to recover.”

Two months later, on the other side of the country, presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy was fatally shot shortly after he made his California Democratic primary victory speech. Then, in late August, violent clashes between protestors and police at the Democratic National Convention broke out in Chicago, casting more doubt on the U.S. political system. Parallels were quickly drawn between the Chicago riots and the Soviet Union’s suppression of the Prague Spring that same month. At the end of the year the USIA concluded that the Vietnam War, protests, assassinations and upheaval throughout the country led “many persons abroad to question whether the vaunted American system might be on the verge of decay and disintegration.”

Tear gas, body counts, protests and riots all appeared on television sets around the globe and in international newspapers. The House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Subcommittee observed that “the mental picture that many foreigners have of our nation is increasingly that of a violent, lawless, overbearing, even sick society.”

Operation Moonglow: A Political History of Project Apollo

Since July 1969, Neil Armstrong’s first step on the Moon has represented the pinnacle of American space exploration and a grand scientific achievement. Yet, as Smithsonian curator Teasel Muir-Harmony argues in Operation Moonglow, its primary purpose wasn’t advancing science. Rather, it was part of a political strategy to build a global coalition. Starting with President John F. Kennedy’s 1961 decision to send astronauts to the Moon to promote American “freedom” over Soviet “tyranny,” Project Apollo was central to American foreign relations.

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Then, in late December, Apollo 8 offered an antidote: an image of a nation striving for grand goals, inclusive and focused on peace and unity. The crew’s broadcasts from the moon would capture the attention of a billion people worldwide. Inclusive language during the broadcasts, as well as the soon-to-be-iconic photo Earthrise, amplified the USIA and State Department messaging that the American space program was “for all mankind.” When the world felt divided—between democracy and Communism, among generations, races and genders—it would be Apollo 8 that would offer a moment of unity and a sense of connection.

From the start, Apollo 8 commander Frank Borman understood his flight and then later promotion of the space program abroad as part of his service to the country, not as a purely scientific pursuit: “If you think I would’ve devoted that much of my life simply to exploration or science, I wouldn’t have, I’m not built that way, that’s not my thing.” The cold war threatened the security of the U. S., and his role as an astronaut was part of confronting that threat, lessening Soviet influence on the geopolitical landscape.

Shortly before his launch, as Borman engrossed himself in training, his phone rang. It was Julian Scheer, NASA’s deputy administrator for public affairs.

“Look, Frank,” Borman recalled Scheer explaining. “We’ve determined that you’ll be circling the Moon on Christmas Eve and we’ve scheduled one of the television broadcasts from Apollo 8 around that time.” Scheer pointed out that more people would hear the crew’s voices than had heard any voice in history. NASA estimated that a billion people around the world would be following the flight. He then added the simple but imposing instruction: “So, we want you to say something appropriate.”

One in four people on Earth—roughly a billion people spread among 64 countries—listened to the broadcast on Christmas Eve from Apollo 8 (from left: James A. Lovell Jr., command module pilot; William A. Anders, lunar module pilot; and Frank Borman, commander).

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For help, Borman turned to his friend Simon Bourgin, the USIA science advisor. The two had become close during the Gemini 7 diplomatic tour of Asia. When Borman prepared for interviews, he would ask Bourgin for advice.

Bourgin suggested a simple and short broadcast. “With six television transmissions, you are overexposed . . . and with that much time you could be tempted to pad, ham it up, or try to entertain. Avoid all of these.” In other words, he explained, “Keep your audience hungry.”

For the Christmas Eve broadcast, start with a description of what you see, he suggested: “I have a feeling that any direct message that you might compose reflecting on Christmas Eve, conditions on Earth, and the way you feel about it at the moon, could get awfully sticky; it would be difficult not to sound pretentious or patronizing.” In its place, end with a quotation.

Bourgin had called his friend Joe Laitin, assistant to the director of the Bureau of the Budget, and his wife, Christine, for advice. Christine came up with the idea of reading Genesis. “Why don’t you begin at the beginning?” she asked.

The first ten verses of Genesis from the Old Testament would have “universal appeal and a sense of reverence that is called for,” agreed Bourgin. As he told Borman, “About the only thing I can think of to match the majesty of the occasion, and the evening, is to read the opening lines of Genesis.” When Borman shared the idea with crewmates James Lovell and William Anders, they also agreed. The passage, typed on fireproof paper, was inserted into the Apollo 8 flight plan.

On December 21, like much of the nation, the first thing on President Lynden B. Johnson’s agenda was to watch the early-morning launch of Apollo 8. At 7:51 a.m. EST, Borman, Lovell and Anders became the first humans to ride the huge Saturn V rocket into space, one of countless firsts that the astronauts would claim on the mission. Susan Borman, Frank’s wife, found it “awesome . . . like watching the Empire State Building taking off.” As the spacecraft glided out toward the stars, the astronauts departed the Earth and stopped experiencing sunrises and sunsets. Another first.

An entry pass to the viewing stand for the Apollo 8 launch at Kennedy Space Center, December 21, 1968, is held in the collections of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum.

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Also in the museum’s collections is Apollo 8 astronaut William Anders’ spacesuit, engineered to provide a life-sustaining environment during unpressurized spacecraft operation.

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Lunar module pilot William Anders wore this intra-vehicular glove during the launch of Apollo 8.

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The Genesis scripture that the astronauts read on Christmas Eve 1968 can be found neatly typed in the pages of the Apollo 8 flight plan.

(NASM, courtesy of the Alder Planetarium and Astronomy Museum)

When Apollo 8 astronauts splashed down on December 27, 1968, they were airlifted safely aboard this rescue net to hovering Navy helicopters.

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The image Earthrise, taken aboard Apollo 8, swiftly became a culture touchstone, appearing on this bumpersticker and elsewhere across the American landscape.

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The mission would prove a boon for American ambassadors and other officials, who were invited by local media for interviews on the flight. “An excellent opportunity to get positive exposure through a variety of media in many countries,” the USIA advised. The agency would record the heaviest placement of its media material in memory, providing hundreds of photos, thousands of feet of TV film, and “reams of copy” to local newspaper, radio and television outlets around the world.

The Voice of America radio network provided live coverage of each stage of the mission, from launch to splashdown, in English, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic. American embassies in Eastern Europe assembled exhibits in their windows with pictorial explanations and a step-by-step schedule of the flight. As the crew completed stages of the mission, embassy staff would post announcements. The U.S. Embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria, reported that the window display “drew exceptionally large crowds, despite cold and snow.” In warmer climes, inhabitants of Martinique followed radio coverage of the flight so carefully that consulate personnel reported walking down the street and hearing status updates from shopkeepers and acquaintances.

Apollo 8 reached the moon three days later. The crew fired the service module engine, slowing the spacecraft down just enough to put it into orbit around another celestial body, another first. On the fourth orbit, Borman rotated the spacecraft, tilting its nose back toward Earth. Its small windows framed the Earth seemingly rising above the lunar horizon. The view caught the crew by surprise, even though mission planners had anticipated that the moment would come.

“Look at that picture over there!” Anders called out. “Here’s the Earth coming up. Wow, is that pretty!” With a Hasselblad camera in hand, Anders snapped a photo. Most of the photography scheduled for the flight focused on the moon. NASA needed detailed images of potential landing sites for future missions. As Anders watched the Earth rise above the lunar horizon, the black-and-white film magazine mounted to the camera’s boxy body would not do. Only color film could capture the contrast of the gray moon and the bright-blue Earth that Borman called “the most beautiful, heart-catching sight of my life.” Anders called out, “You got a color film, Jim? Hand me that roll of color quick, will you . . . hurry up!” After a swift swap of film magazines, Anders started snapping again.

“Look at that picture over there!” Anders called out. “Here’s the Earth coming up. Wow, is that pretty!” The image Earthrise became one of the most famous of the Space Age.

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He caught the Earth above the gray-chalky lunar horizon, the sun illuminating parts of Africa and South America. Eddying clouds suggested an alive, dynamic planet. Earthrise, as the photograph would come to be known, amplified the beauty—and rarity—of humans’ home planet. Shortly after the crew splashed down a few days later, this photograph would grace the front page of newspapers around the world and become one of the most famous images of the Space Age.

Food packed for the crew that day was tied up in fireproof plastic green ribbons and labeled “Merry Christmas.” Inside Borman, Anders and Lovell found turkey with gravy and a fruit-cake coated with gelatin to prevent crumbs from floating into the spacecraft’s systems.

At 9:30 p.m., during the second-to-last lunar orbit of the flight, the crew began their last broadcast from the moon. Taking a cue from Bourgin, they turned the camera toward the moon and took turns describing their perspectives. Borman called the moon a “vast, lonely, forbidding-type existence, or expanse of nothing, that looks rather like clouds.” Lovell agreed, commenting that “the vast loneliness up here of the Moon is awe inspiring, and it makes you realize just what you have back there on Earth.” Anders added, “The sky up here is also rather forbidding, foreboding expanse of blackness, with no stars visible.”

“We are now approaching lunar sunrise,” Anders explained to the television and radio audiences around the world. “For all the people back on Earth, the crew of Apollo 8 have a message that we would like to send to you.” Minutes before the spacecraft slipped behind the moon for the last time, the crew took turns reading from Genesis.

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“In the beginning, God created the heaven and the Earth,” Anders read.

Borman ended the passage, adding “and from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, Merry Christmas, and God bless all of you—all of you on the good Earth.”

Around the world, television sets glowed with the broadcast. One in four people on Earth—roughly a billion people spread among 64 countries—listened to the reading. Within 24 hours, recorded broadcasts of the address from the moon reached people in another 30 countries. Audiences in North and South America as well as Europe tuned in live thanks to the recently launched Intelsat 3 satellite. Comsat put the satellite into operation a week ahead of schedule so that international audiences could follow the flight.

Frank Borman had at first been skeptical about the addition of heavy television equipment on missions because weight and time were at a premium. But the broadcast, and world reaction, would change his mind. “Probably [the] most important part of space,” he later reflected, “in view of [the] impact on people of the world.”

Reactions to the telecast were unprecedented, and the USIA won a significant public diplomacy victory with the carefully chosen, inclusive wording of the Christmas Eve address. A BBC correspondent commented that the reading “struck on instantly as a stroke of genius.”

In Latin America alone, 1,353 stations carried the VOA broadcast, breaking records. Even Radio Havana picked up VOA coverage, an anomaly for the official Cuban-government–run station known for transmitting programming created by the North Vietnamese, North Koreans and Russians. The station cheered the mission as “a total success.” Borman received some 100,000 letters of appreciation for the Christmas Eve broadcast from around the world, with just 34 letters making complaint.

The Apollo 8 crew had traveled farther and faster than any humans in history. They saw what no other eyes had seen: the far side of the moon, and the Earth from a great distance, blue and white and shining. They became the first humans to ride the mighty Saturn V rocket, break the bonds of Earth’s physical pull, and enter the gravitational field of another celestial body. But the mission, and the program more generally, “did much more than just advance the country scientifically and technically,” Borman, argued. “It advanced it—in my opinion—diplomatically just as much. It cast the country in a favorable light, at a time when there were many things that cast it in an unfavorable light.”

On Christmas Day, the front page of the New York Times carried an essay by the poet Archibald MacLeish inspired by the mission: “To see the earth as it truly is, small blue and beautiful in that eternal silence where it floats, is to see ourselves as riders on the earth together, brothers on that bright loveliness in the eternal cold—brothers who know now they are truly brothers.”

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Shortwave Radiogram, 22-24 March 2019: Not worried about a budget cut because we have no budget

Last week's Shortwave Radiogram was very colorful, except for the two gray-scale (also known as grey-scale) images, which were very "blackandwhiteful". See one example below and many more at https://twitter.com/swradiogram or @SWRadiogram on Twitter. However, apologies for the malfunction last weekend on 9400 kHz. It sounded like CW, but I don't think it was. The problem was resolved before the end of the transmission. Let's hope it does bot happen again this Saturday. (A studio recording of last weekend's broadcast, with no malfunctions, is available here.) Videos of last weekend's Shortwave Radiogram (program 91) are provided by Scott in Ontario (Friday 2030 UTC) and Ralf in Germany (Saturday 1400 UTC, including the transmitter issue). Additional video from 1400 UTC is contributed by radio_no_koe in Japan. The audio archive is maintained by Mark in the UK. Analysis is prepared by Roger in Germany. The Pennsylvania NBEMS Net (listed below) is experimenting with the Thor 50x1 mode for messages. We will therefore experiment with it on this weekend's Shortwave Radiogram.Thor 50x1 is faster than MFSK32 (176 vs 120 wpm) and wider (900 vs 630 Hz). There will be eight MFSK images (1 MFSK32 and 7 MFSK64). This weekend's program also includes news about the HAARP spring research campaign, 25-29 March, including an artistic element in the Scotte 1 SSTV mode. Here is the lineup for Shortwave Radiogram, program 92, 22-24 March 2019, in modes as noted: 1:38 MFSK32: Program preview 2:42 HAARP Gearing Up for its spring research campaign* 9:03 Thor 50x1: New internet legislation in Russia 12:06 MFSK64: Proposed budget cuts RFE/RL language services* 15:59 Images of the week* 27:06 MFSK32: Closing announcements * with image(s) Please send reception reports to [email protected] And visit http://swradiogram.net Twitter: @SWRadiogram or https://twitter.com/swradiogram (visit during the weekend to see listeners' results) Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/567099476753304

+----------------------------------------------------------------+ | Shortwave Radiogram Transmission Schedule | +----------------------------------------------------------------+ | UTC Day | UTC Time | Frequency | Transmitter site | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Friday | 1500-1530 UTC | 13755 kHz DRM*| WINB Pennsylvania | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Friday | 2030-2100 UTC | 7780 kHz | WRMI Florida | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Saturday | 0230-0300 UTC | 9265 kHz | WINB Pennsylvania | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Saturday | 1400-1430 UTC | 9400 kHz | Space Line Bulgaria | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Sunday | 0800-0830 UTC | 5850 7730 kHz | WRMI Florida | | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+ | Sunday | 2330-2400 UTC | 7780 kHz | WRMI Florida | +----------+---------------+---------------+---------------------+

Slow Scan Radio transmits SSTV images and text modes Saturdays at 1300-1330 UTC on 6070 kHz and 7440 kHz via Channel 292 in Germany. And Saturday 1730-1800 UTC on 9265 kHz (analog) from WINB Pennsylvania. The website is http://www.slowscanradio.com. Reception reports to [email protected]. The Mighty KBC transmits to Europe Saturdays at 1300-1400 UTC on 11600 kHz from Bulgaria, with the minute of MFSK at about 1330 UTC (if you are outside of Europe, listen via websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ ). And to North America Sundays at 0000-0200 UTC (Saturday 7-9 pm EST) on 5960 kHz, via Germany. The minute of MFSK is at about 0130 UTC. Reports to Eric: [email protected] . See also http://www.kbcradio.eu/ and https://www.facebook.com/TheMightyKbc/. “This is a Music Show” is the newest addition to digital modes via analog shortwave. Most of the show is a music show, but the host transmits some MFSK text and image near the end of the broadcast. It’s transmitted on WRMI, 5850 kHz, Thursday 0100-0200 UTC (Wednesday evening in the Americas). Also look for a waterfall ID at the beginning of the show. Franco, HB9OAB, is transmitting digital SSTV in the KG-STV format via WINB (Pennsylvania) analog, Saturdays 2200-2215 UTC, 9265 kHz. Best reception will be via receivers in the western USA. New York and Pennsylvania NBEMS nets. Most weekends, as KD9XB, I check in to the New York NBEMS (Narrow Band Emergency Messaging Software) net Saturday at 1200 UTC on 3584 kHz USB, and the Pennsylvania NBEMS net Sunday at 1200 UTC on 3583 kHz USB (with out-of-state check-ins now starting at 1130 UTC). Check-ins are in Thor 22, and messages are in MFSK32 (PA NBEMS is experimenting with Thor 50x1 for messages). Messages usually use the Flmsg add-on to Fldigi. If you are a radio amateur in eastern North America, feel free to check in. Outside the region, use an SDR in the eastern USA to tune in and decode. You do not need Flmsg to check in, and most of the messages can be read without Flmsg. If you can decode the net, send me an email to [email protected] , or tweet to @SWRadiogram , and I will let them know you are tuned in.

Fredric in France shows what the transmitter malfunction on 9400 kHz, Saturday 1400-1430 UTC, looked like on an Audacity recorder. The bottom line shows the signal after the problem was resolved ...

Despite the transmitter problem, Frederic was able to decode some of the images. The Input caption text here. The right three images were transmitted after the malfunction ended ...

Frederic was also able to decode most of the text ...

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1. ENGLISH/ 2. DEUTSCH (s.u.)/ 3. ESPAÑOL (ver más adelante)/ 4. БЪЛГАРСКИ (вж. по-долу) 1. Georgi Atanasov from Kazanlak, Bulgaria, sent us pictures of a nice asp with weight 3 kg/ 6.6 lbs and size 67 cm/ 26" that he caught in the Danube River on the Retro Silver crankbait: http://www.realwobbler.com/en/retro-lures-/211-crankbait-retro-ultra-light-silver-xs-8.html. Here is his story about what happened: "I was fishing with my cousin on the Danube River. We went to our less well-known place but we still had results there! At dusk I caught just a pike of 0'400 g/ 14 Oz. on the Retro Silver wobbler. At 7:00 the following morning while I was drinking coffee and smoking my cigarette I noticed active predator that were chasing persistently small fish. I thought they were pikes. They were striking in a large radius along the bank. I took the rod and started casting from about 50 m up and was going slowly down to our place. There was no bite although it was striking a lot at my feet but it was very deep and I could not see what fish it was. I have already reached our spot between the dropshots. I talked to Yanko and we decided to pack and leave. The fish kept chasing. We agreed that he packs while I keep casting. On the second cast between the dropshots themselves there was a powerful strike and a pause for 2-3 seconds. Then the fish sharply swam up the stream and pulled the drag about 5 m/ 16'. It stopped pulling and I began to reel again and it pushed the rod down twice but could not pull the drag again. After about 30 seconds of pulling in my direction it showed up like a shark! First one big fin and then the whole asp! Right upstream! It pressed down again for a few more seconds and went out the same way without jumping or spinning around. I started pulling it again and it came without even realizing what was going on and Yanko took it with the net. The attack was right in front of me to the other shore, about 30 m/ 100' away and somewhere at the 25th m/ 80th feet it bit. It was very cool!" 2. Georgi Atanassov aus Kazanlak, Bulgarien, schickte uns Bilder von Rapfen mit Gewicht 3 kg und Länge 67 cm, den er in der Donau auf einen silbernen Wobbler Retro: http://www.realwobbler.com/de/-retro-wobbler/211-wobbler-retro-ultra-light-silver-xs-8.html gefangen hat. Hier ist was Georgi darüber erzählt: "Ich war angeln mit meinem Cousin an der Donau. Wir gingen zu unserem weniger bekannten Ort, aber wir hatten immerhin Resultate dort gehabt! In der Abenddämmerung biss lediglich ein Hecht 0'400 auf den silbernen Retro Wobbler. Am nächsten Morgen um 7:00 Uhr als ich Kaffee trank und meine Zigarette rauchte bemerkte ich aktive Räuber die beharrlich kleine Fische jagten. Ich dachte sie wären Hechte. Sie haben in einem großen Umkreis dem Ufer entlang attackiert. Ich nahm die Rute und fing an zu werfen von ungefähr 50 Metern auf und ich näherte mich langsam an unseren Platz. Es gab keinen Biss obwohl es zu meinen Füßen sehr auffällig jagte, aber es war sehr tief und ich konnte nicht sehen welcher Fisch es war. Ich habe unseren Angelplatz zwischen den Dropshots bereits erreicht. Ich habe mit Yanko gesprochen und wir beschlossen zu packen und zu gehen. Der Fisch jagte weiter. Wir einigten uns, dass er packt, während ich weiterhin werfe. Beim zweiten Wurf zwischen den Dropshots gab es einen kraftvollen Schlag und eine Pause für 2-3 Sekunden. Dann schwamm der Rapfen scharf entgegen der Strömung hinauf und zog etwa 5 m. Er hörte auf zu ziehen und ich fing einzuholen und er schob die Rute zweimal nach unten konnte aber nicht weiter schwimmen. Nach ungefähr 30 Sekunden in welchen ich den Fisch in meine Richtung zog hat er sich gezeigt und sah wie ein Hai aus! Zuerst eine große Flosse und dann der ganze Rapfen! Direkt stromaufwärts! Er drückte noch ein paar Sekunden weiter und ging auf die gleiche Weise an die Oberfläche ohne zu springen oder sich herumzudrehen. Ich fing an ihn wieder zu ziehen und er kam ohne zu merken was vor sich ging und Yanko nahm ihn mit dem Netz. Der Angriff war direkt vor mir zum anderen Ufer etwa 30 m entfernt und irgendwo auf dem 25 m biss er. Es war toll!"

3. Georgi Atanasov de Kazanlak, Bulgaria, nos envió fotos de aspio con peso de 3 kg y 67 cm de tamaño, lo que capturó en el Danubio al crankbait Retro Silver: http://www.realwobbler.com/es/senuelos-retro/211-crankbait-retro-ultra-light-silver-xs-8.html. Aquí está su historia sobre lo que sucedió: "Con mi primo fuimos a pescar en el río Danubio. Fuimos a nuestro lugar menos conocido, pero teníamos resultados allí en el pasado. Al atardecer picó un pequeño lucio de 0'400 al señuelo Retro plata. A las 7:00 de la mañana siguiente, mientras tomaba café y fumaba mi cigarrillo, noté depredadores activos que perseguían constantamente peces pequeños. Pensé que eran lucios. Estaban atacando en gran radio a lo largo del banco. Cogí la caña y comencé a lanzar desde aproximadamente 50 metros más arriba y lentamente bajaba hacia nuestro lugar. No hubo ninguna picada pero fue atacando mucho a mis pies pero la profundidad era grande y no pude ver qué pez era. Ya he llegado a nuestro lugar entre ambas cañas de pesca a fondo. Hablamos con Yanko y decidimos irnos ya. Los depredadores seguían persiguiendo. Acordamos que el va a recoger todo mientras yo sigo lanzando. En el segundo lanzamiento entre las cañas de fondo, hubo un poderoso golpe y una pausa durante 2-3 segundos. Luego se movió bruscamente por la corriente y avanzó unos cinco metros. Se detuvo y yo comencé a recuperar de nuevo y el empujó la caña hacia abajo dos veces pero no pudo tirar más. Después de aproximadamente 30 segundos tirando hacia mi dirección apareció como un tiburón! Una gran aleta, y luego él también! Contra el corriente. Empujó de nuevo hacia abajo pero solo por unos segundos y salió de la misma manera sin saltar sin girarse. Empecé a recuperar otra vez, y él vino sin siquiera saber lo que estaba pasando y Yanko lo sacó con la sacadera. El ataque fue justo delante de mí en la otra orilla, a unos 30 metros de distancia, y picó a unos 25 metros de distancia. Fue genial! 4. Георги Атанасов от Казанлък ни изпрати снимки на хубав распер с тегло 3 кг и размер 67 см, който е уловил на река Дунав на сребрист воблер Ретро: http://www.realwobbler.com/en/retro-lures-/211-crankbait-retro-ultra-light-silver-xs-8.html. Ето и неговият разказ за случилото се: "С братовчед ми бяхме за риба на река Дунав. Отидохме на наше не толкова добре познато място но все пак сме имали резултати там! Привечер само едно щукле 0'400 горе долу хванах на сребристия воблер. В 07:00 на следващата сутрин докато пия кафе и си пуша цигарата забелязах активен хищник който упорито гонеше малките рибки. Помислих че са щуки. Гонеше в голям радиус до където ми виждат очите по брега. Хванах аз въдицата и започнах от около 50 метра нагоре и леко по леко слизам към нашето местенце. Нямаше удар а гонеше зверски буквално пред краката ми но дъ��бочината е голяма и не мога да преценя рибата. Вече стигнах на мястото ни между въдиците на дъно. Поговорихме с��с Янко и решихме да сгъваме и да си ходим. Продължаваше да гони. Разбрахме се да събира той багажа въдици и едно друго а аз да похвърлям още. На второто хвърляне между самите дънарки имаше мощно закачане и застой 2-3 сек. След това рязко тръгна по течението и разви около пет метра аванс. Спря да развива и аз го почнах да го навивам а той пак натисна на два три пъти надолу пръчката но не можа да изсвири аванса. След около 30 ск дърпане към моя посока се показа отгоре като акула! Една голяма перка а после и той. Право срещу течението. Натисна пак надолу но пак няколко секунди и излезе по същия начин без да пляска отгоре без да скача без да се върти. Почнах пак да го дърпам и той си дойде без дори да разбере какво става и Янко го кепна. Ударът беше право напред срещу мен към другия бряг на около 30 метра и именно някъде на 25 тия удари. Беше много яко!" #asp #fishing #aspfishing #aspius #angling #realwobbler #lures #retrolures #lurefishing #customlures #handmadelures #woodenlures #crankbait #swimbaits #angeln #spinnfischen #rapfen #kunstköder #wobbler #pesca #señuelos #aspio #pescadeportiva #риболов #воблер #распер #спининг #рибалка #спиннинг #жерех

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US Open 2019: Daniil Medvedev beats Grigor Dimitrov to reach final

New Post has been published on https://thebiafrastar.com/us-open-2019-daniil-medvedev-beats-grigor-dimitrov-to-reach-final/

US Open 2019: Daniil Medvedev beats Grigor Dimitrov to reach final

By Jonathan Jurejko

BBC Sport at Flushing Meadows

Daniil Medvedev has won more matches on the ATP Tour this year than any other player

US Open 2019 Venue:Flushing Meadows, New YorkDates:26 Aug – 8 Sep Coverage:Live text and BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentary on selected matches on the BBC Sport website and app. Click here for Live Guide.

Daniil Medvedev reached his first Grand Slam final with a tense US Open semi-final victory over Grigor Dimitrov.

Russian fifth seed Medvedev, 23, edged the crucial points to win 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 6-3 on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Little separated the pair in the opening two sets before Bulgaria’s former world number three Dimitrov, now ranked 78th, faded in the third.

Medvedev will face Spanish second seed Rafael Nadal or Italian 24th seed Matteo Berrettini in Sunday’s final.

Heavy favourite Nadal, 33, takes on 23-year-old Berrettini, a first-time Grand Slam semi-finalist, later on Friday as he chases a 19th major title.

Medvedev’s mental strength shines again

Medvedev was hotly tipped to be the man from outside the ‘Big Three’ of Nadal, Serb top seed Novak Djokovic and Swiss great Roger Federer to challenge for the final Grand Slam of the season, following an impressive build-up on the North American hard courts.

After losing in the Washington and Montreal finals to Australian Nick Kyrgios and Nadal, Medvedev went one better in Cincinnati and has continued that form to become only the third man to reach all four finals in the same season during the Open era.

Despite his success, some of his antics over the past two weeks have not endeared himself to the New York crowd, goading them with his provocative post-match celebrations and interviews.

That meant 28-year-old Dimitrov, who is looking to rebuild his career after a shoulder injury led to a severe slump in form, received the bulk of the backing on Ashe.

But that did not faze the Russian, whose mental strength shone through once again as he took his third match point to win in two hours and 38 minutes

“I have to tell you it sounds not bad,” Medvedev said when asked what it felt like to be a Grand Slam finalist.

In contrast to his previous exuberant celebrations, Medvedev remained straight-faced and gave just a gentle nod to the crowd when Dimitrov’s inability to land a second serve out wide sealed his place as the first Russian man in a Grand Slam final since Marat Safin in 2005.

Medvedev has suffered cramps and a quad injury, as well as having his run-ins with the American fans, in an eventful tournament which he described as “crazy”.

But this was almost as straightforward as it had been for Medvedev.

Dimitrov, who beat Federer in an epic late-night quarter-final on Tuesday, won more points in the first set but paid the price for not being able to take a set point at 6-5 and then crashing a forehand into the net which swung the momentum of the first-set tie-break to the Russian.

Medvedev began to breathe heavily after some lengthy rallies in the second set, particularly following a tournament high 39-shot exchange in a pivotal ninth game which the Russian survived after 11 minutes to hold.

That enabled him to pinch Dimitrov’s serve in the following game for a two-set lead and then break twice in a final set which saw Dimitrov’s belief disappear.

“I felt he was much closer to the first set, but I won and that changed the momentum of the match,” said Medvedev, who has now won 20 of his past 22 matches.

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stiri-noi · 6 years

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Ziua în care Regele Mihai l-a arestat pe Mareșalul Antonescu

La data de 23 august 1944, România a întors armele și s-a alăturat Națiunilor Unite în lupta împotriva puterilor Axei. Armata sovietică fiind deja în Moldova de nord încă din luna martie, regele Mihai își dă acordul pentru înlăturarea prin forță a mareșalului Antonescu dacă acesta va refuza semnarea armistițiului cu Națiunile Unite.

În urma refuzului net al lui Antonescu, Regele Mihai l-a destituit și l-a arestat, iar România a trecut de partea Aliaților. Din 1948 și până în 1990 a fost sărbătorită ca Ziua Națională a României.

În urmă cu 74 de ani, la 23 august 1944, în timpul celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial, România ieșea din alianța cu Puterile Axei (Germania, Italia și Japonia), declara încetarea unilaterală a războiului împotriva Aliaților (Franța, Imperiul Rus, Marea Britanie, Italia și Statele Unite ale Americii) și declara război Germaniei naziste și Ungariei horthyste.

La 23 august 1939, cu câteva zile înainte de declanșarea celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial, Germania nazistă și Uniunea Sovietică au încheiat Pactul Ribbentrop-Molotov. Prevederile protocolului adițional (anexele secrete) stabileau destinele țărilor baltice (Estonia, Lituania și Letonia), Finlandei, Poloniei și României.

După semnarea de către Franța a armistițiului cu Germania, la Compiegne, la 22 iunie 1940, prin notele ultimative din 26 și 28 iunie 1940, guvernul Uniunii Sovietice a rupt granițele românești, ocupând teritoriile Basarabiei, Nordul Bucovinei și Ținutul Herței (44.500 kmp și o populație de 3,2 milioane locuitori din Basarabia, respectiv 6.000 kmp și o populație de 500.000 de locuitori din Nordul Bucovinei).

Rapturile teritoriale au continuat prin Dictatul de la Viena, din 30 august 1940, când Ungaria horthystă a ocupat 44.492 kmp, respectiv nord-estul Transilvaniei, cu o populație de 2.667.000 locuitori. Prin tratatul din 7 septembrie 1940, de la Craiova, Bulgaria a încorporat județele Durostor și Caliacra, cu o suprafață totală de 6.921 kmp și aproximativ 410.000 locuitori.

Intrarea României în război

La 22 iunie 1941, România a intrat în război, alături de Germania împotriva URSS, în vederea reîntregirii teritoriului său. Mareșalul Ion Antonescu a ordonat armatei să treacă Prutul și să elibereze Basarabia și Nordul Bucovinei. Au fost angajate în operațiunile militare efectivele a două armate, care totalizau 12 divizii de infanterie, o divizie blindată și 6 brigăzi independente, precum și aviația militară (672 de avioane, dintre care 219 de bombardament și 146 de vânătoare).

Preocupările românilor în ceea ce privește scoaterea țării din război au crescut în intensitate către sfârșitul anului 1943, prin canalele deschise la Ankara și Stockholm.

La 20 august 1944, trupele Frontului 2 Ucrainean conduse de mareșalul Rodion Malinovski au declanșat ofensiva pe direcția Iași-Chișinău. Peste două zile, sovieticii se aflau pe linia Târgu Neamț-Huși-Chișinău, făcând o puternică spărtură în frontul germano-român din Moldova. Se demonstra, astfel, că țara noastră se afla la capătul rezistenței. Generalul Friessner a cerut continuarea rezistenței pe linia fortificată Focșani-Nămoloasa-Galați, lucru cu care, în general, mareșalul a fost de acord.

În dimineața zilei de 23 august 1944, politicianul Gheorghe Brătianu a făcut un nou demers pe lângă mareșal, în vederea încheierii neîntârziate a armistițiului. La orele amiezii, mareșalul Ion Antonescu a fost în audiență la regele Mihai I (1927-1930; 1940-1947), declarând că este dispus să semneze armistițiul după stabilizarea frontului și obținerea acordului lui Hitler. În aceste condiții, la ora 16.30, regele Mihai I a ordonat demiterea și arestarea mareșalului Ion Antonescu, conducătorul statului, și a principalului său colaborator, Mihai Antonescu, vice prim-ministru.

Ieșirea din alianța cu puterile Axei

La ora 22.30, prin Proclamația către țară, difuzată de posturile de radio, regele anunța “ieșirea noastră din alianța cu puterile Axei și imediata încetare a războiului cu Națiunile Unite”.

În același timp, s-a anunțat formarea unui guvern de uniune națională care a fost însărcinat cu încheierea păcii cu Națiunile Unite: “din acest moment încetează lupta și orice act de ostilitate împotriva armatei sovietice, precum și starea de război cu Marea Britanie și Statele Unite”.

Guvernul român, condus de generalul Constantin Sănătescu, cuprindea, alături de militari și tehnicieni, reprezentanți ai BND: Iuliu Maniu (PNŢ), C.I. Brătianu (PNL), Constantin Titel Petrescu (PSD) și Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu (PCR) ca miniștri fără portofoliu.

În Declarația guvernului se specifica: “în domeniul politicii externe, prima măsură luată de guvern a fost acceptarea armistițiului cu Națiunile Unite. Prin reprezentanții lor, guvernul Uniunii Sovietice și guvernele din Marea Britanie și Statele Unite au garantat independența României în cadrul suveranității respectate, neamestecul lor în viața noastră de stat.”

Evenimentele din România i-au luat pe nepregătite pe germani. Ambasadorului Manfred von Killinger, în cadrul audienței de la rege, i s-a sugerat retragerea în ordine din țara noastră a armatei germane. Hitler a ordonat înăbușirea în sânge a insurecției române și formarea unui guvern militar filogerman, ceea ce s-a dovedit a fi imposibil.

Comentând desfășurarea evenimentelor din august 1944 din România, radiodifuziunea britanică relata chiar în 23 august: “gestul României va avea efecte profunde”, iar postul de radio american din Europa, din aceeași seară, sublinia: “De acum înainte România este un nou aliat în tabăra Națiunilor Unite, ea manifestând voința de a se alătura la lupta care se duce împotriva inamicului comun”.

Începând din aceeași seară, Armata Română a trecut la lupta antifascistă. În perioada 23-28 august, lupte grele s-au dat pe Valea Prahovei, în porturile dunărene, în Dobrogea, Muntenia și Oltenia. Capitala a fost teatrul unor puternice lupte între forțele germane și trupele române. Lupte grele s-au dat la Școala superioară de Război, Prefectura din Ilfov, bariera Rahova, pădurile Băneasa și Otopeni. În urma operațiunilor militare au fost capturați 6.700 de militari germani, dintre care șapte generali și 358 de ofițeri. La 28 august, Bucureștii erau eliberați prin forțe proprii.

Citește și Invenția revoluționară care l-a îmbogățit pe un tânăr din Marea Britanie

Semnarea Convenției de armistițiu a avut loc la Moscova, la 12 septembrie 1944, care declară România o țară înfrântă în război, consacră anexiunile sovietice din 28 iunie 1940 și impune plata unor despăgubiri de război către URSS, în valoare de 300 milioane de dolari, urmând a fi achitate în decurs de șase ani, în produse petrolifere, lemnoase etc. A fost declarat nul Arbitrajul de la Viena ”Transilvania sau cea mai mare parte a ei” revenind României.

Prin eliberarea orașelor Carei și Satu Mare, la 25 octombrie 1944, s-a încheiat eliberarea întregului teritoriu transilvan.

În cursul războiului din Est, Armata română a suferit pierderi de 624.740 militari (din care 71.585 morți, 243. 622 răniți și bolnavi, 309.533 dispăruți).

Participarea României la războiul antifascist s-a desfășurat până la 12 mai 1945, perioadă în care ostașii români au luptat pentru eliberarea Ungariei și Cehoslovaciei.

Timp de peste patru decenii, până la căderea regimului comunist, 23 august a fost ziua națională a României, marcată cu serbări de stradă în toate orașele, pionieri și muncitori scoși la defilare, flori și eșarfe fluturate, cântece “patriotice și revoluționare”.

Articolul Ziua în care Regele Mihai l-a arestat pe Mareșalul Antonescu apare prima dată în Pedagoteca.

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Fruit picking in a pandemic: Europe's precarious migrant workers

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Fruit picking in a pandemic: Europe's precarious migrant workers

There's an exception to Europe's closed borders: precarious seasonal labour from Romania and Bulgaria

“Germany, choke on your asparagus” reads this graffiti in Wedding, Berlin. Photo (c): Maxim Edwards, May 2020.

In late June, more than 1,500 workers at a meat processing plant in western Germany contracted COVID-19. Once the limit of 50 new infections per 100,000 inhabitants had been surpassed, the lockdown of the facility and its neighbouring village was later extended to the entire district of Gütersloh, in the state of North-Rhine-Westphalia. It was the first lockdown on this scale since Germany relaxed federal restrictions on May 10. Most of those infected at the Tönnies company's slaughterhouse were migrant workers from Bulgaria, Poland, and Romania. They are just a handful of the thousands of people from the EU's eastern member states who head to Germany every year to work in the country's food industry. Germany's epidemiologists have warned that these massive facilities, with their poor ventilation, running fluids, packed assembly lines, and oft-touched metal surfaces, constitute Petrie dishes for infection. They have already noted a significant number of COVID-19 infections among slaughterhouse workers, who are now being tested en masse in at least five federal states. But some figures, including North-Rhine-Westphalia's Prime Minister Armin Laschet, seemingly shifted the blame onto the workers themselves (Laschet has since “clarified” his statements, made in June, after criticism from federal politicians.) Tönnies now adorns the frontpages of Germany's leading newspapers; in some publications and on social media, it has become a popular quip to state that the pigs have a bigger lobby in Germany than the precarious workers who slaughter them. That may change. On May 20, Germany's Minister of Labour Hubertus Heil presented a new law to ban the outsourcing of labour and hiring processes to subcontractors, obliging Germany's meat companies to commit to minimum labour standards for migrant workers. With this outbreak, another chapter has unfolded in Germany's public discussion about the status of seasonal labour migrants. Labour activists from Europe, East and West, are warning that the COVID-19 pandemic has not only illuminated these existing inequalities — it has deepened them.

Choke on your asparagus

In Germany, the coming of spring is traditionally symbolised by the asparagus and strawberries. More recent tradition holds that they are picked by precarious Bulgarian and Romanian migrant workers — Germany's agricultural sector hired 300,000 migrant workers in 2019 alone. So when the federal government closed the country's borders in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the German agricultural lobby feared that tonnes of produce could be left to rot in the fields. Therefore, on April 2, Berlin agreed to open Germany's borders to 80,000 seasonal labour migrants over the following two months. The EU instituted a union-wide exception to travel bans for seasonal labourers. Almost immediately, thousands of Romanians heeded the call. On April 9, images hit social media of 1,800 people crammed into the small international airport in Cluj-Napoca, due to board four flights to Germany. According to some German media reports, several workers had arrived from the Suceava region, which was technically supposed to be under lockdown. What explained the crowds of people at Cluj airport that day? Both at home and in Germany, these seasonal labourers were accused of recklessness and stupidity for choosing to work abroad during a pandemic. Rights activists and analysts alike criticised this framing as inaccurate, asking not why workers chose to take such risks, but what the German companies benefitting from their labour could do to keep them safe. After all they were, in the words of the EU directive which exempted them from travel bans, “critical workers.” For many people in rural Bulgaria, Romania, and other eastern European states with poor employment prospects, seasonal labour migration is a matter of survival. Polina Manolova, a migration researcher at the University of Tübingen, says that the Bulgarian government that the Bulgarian government's lack of proactive measures to offer social support for workers intensified poverty, or the fear of impoverishment, during the pandemic:

These are people who have been laid off recently, people who aren't entitled to any unemployment benefit because there are so many conditions they have to fulfil. A lot of people fall out of the social security net, or work in the grey sector, or are self-employed. I follow recruitment agencies on Facebook, and I have never before seen such massive interest in leaving to work on these jobs.

As this anonymous woman explained to Bulgarian National Radio in April:

Финансова е причината да искам да замина. С 20 паудна си пазарувам храна за цялата седмица и от нищо не се лишавам, а тук не мога да си позволя да си купя сьомга всяка седмица. На 30-и април летя, имам организиран чартърен полет от фермата. Пътувам за Англия. Тази година ми е девети сезон, ходя в една и съща ферма. Фермата е за ягоди, малини, къпини, боровинки. Не се притеснявам, там сме затворено общество. От познати, които са там, знам, че има карантинен период. Спим в каравани, по шест човека сме, имаме отделно баня, тоалетна

The reason is financial for me. With 20 pounds I can do my weekly shopping and I don't deprive myself of anything. Here I can't even afford to buy fish each week. I am going on a charter flight organised by the company on April 30. This is my ninth season in this farm. It's a strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, and blueberry farm. I am not worried because we are like a closed society there. My friends there told me that there is a quarantine period. We are six people in a caravan, we have a shared bathroom and a toilet.

Her words also suggest, as several analysts explained to GlobalVoices, that wage differentials are a necessary but not sufficient way to explain seasonal labour migration. It offers young families a chance to save for their children's higher education or houses of their own. It offers social capital; for young men in rural areas, it may as well be considered a rite of passage. This mainstay of rural life in Romania and Bulgaria was not going to be cut short by the pandemic. Facebook groups recruiting farm workers in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands teemed with eager workers soliciting advice on how to head overseas. A handful of comments on the Bulgarian-language Brigada UK express concern about the coronavirus and social distancing measures, but most seem undeterred, even comments in April when the pandemic was far worse in many countries. “With the amount of chemicals they spray over there, there's no way you'll get COVID-19!” joked one man on the same page.

Life on the fields

When seasonal workers arrived in Germany, caveats applied. EU regulations, as well as instructions drafted by the German Ministry of Agriculture, obliged them to take a generalised health test before entering the country, whereupon they would have to self-isolate for two weeks. Only chartered flights were permitted, rather than the long bus journeys taken by most labour migrants. Yet much remained the same. Seasonal labourers were still hired by subcontractors and middlemen rather than the farms or slaughterhouses where they worked. Formally paid the German hourly minimum wage of €9.35, they complain that much of that sum is in fact deducted — not always transparently — to cover flights, food, and accommodation which they consider substandard. Dominique John, project coordinator of Faire Mobilität, an NGO which enforces fair working conditions for migrant labourers in Germany, told GlobalVoices that his colleagues had noted a rise in complaints of this nature in recent months. Fundamentally, this precarious employment relationship did not change during the pandemic. As one German farmer told the national tabloid Bild in April:

Deutsche kann ich nicht gebrauchen. Stundenlang gebückt auf dem Feld zu arbeiten, sind die meisten Deutschen nicht gewohnt. Sie klagen schnell über Rückenschmerzen… Der Spargel muss alle ein bis anderthalb Tage gestochen werden. Deutsche fordern die Woche ein, zwei Tage frei. Das geht in der Hochsaison nicht. Rumänen ackern auch sonn- und feiertags

I can't use Germans. Most Germans aren't used to toiling away in the fields for hours on end. They quickly complain about backaches. But asparagus has to be picked every one to one and a half days. Germans demand one or two days off per week. That doesn't cut it in the harvest season. Romanians work away on Sunday and public holidays too.

According to an April 2 concept paper drafted by Germany's Ministry of Agriculture seen by GlobalVoices, seasonal labour migrants had to be provided with personal protective equipment (PPE) and be able to work and live at a safe distance distanced from one another. However, in light of the usual standards of accommodation for such workers, researchers and activists such as Manolova doubt that even stricter sanitary measures could be enforced across the board. The following examples, according to labour rights activists, are not unrepresentative of the living conditions of seasonal labour migrants on farms in Germany and neighbouring Austria:

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ErntearbeiterInnen sind meist unsichtbar, bestenfalls sieht mensch kleine Gruppen von ihnen am Feld arbeiten. Gestern… Geplaatst door Sezonieri – Kampagne für die Rechte von Erntehelfer_innen in Österreich op Vrijdag 12 juni 2020

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In April, other labour activists voice concern at the potential health consequences of the rigorous work regime on the fields:

horror stories from Romanian seasonal workers in Germany continue: 1. Days of quarantine: one. Then, on the fields. 2. Pressured to work 14 hours a day, 100 hours a week! 3. If refusing to work in cold rain, fired on spot. https://t.co/CCdI9e3AWg — Daniela Gabor (@DanielaGabor) April 20, 2020

On April 11, a Romanian man working as an asparagus picker in the southern state of Baden-Württemberg was found dead, and had tested positive for coronavirus. He is believed to have entered the country earlier, on March 20. The same month, Romanian workers from Suceava working at the same farm wrote the following letter to Monitorul de Suceava, a local newspaper, complaining about working conditions during the pandemic. The subcontractor who had dispatched them there, they continued, was no longer responding to their phone calls.

Vă scriu pentru că suntem într-o mare dilemă, suntem în locul în care a murit acel bărbat din Suceava, aici nu sunt condiții de protecție, sunt oameni în izolare care muncesc singuri pe câmp. Astăzi a izolat o echipă întreagă de oameni, aici este o femeie care se simte rău și așteaptă medicul de azi dimineață și nu vine nimeni să o vadă. Se lucrează și în hală la sortat sparanghel, aici oamenii stau unul lângă altul, avem măști pe care le purtăm de 5 zile. Au închis porțile firmei și au pus bodyguard, au mers apoi la oameni în câmp și le-au spus că dacă vine poliția să le spună că e totul bine. Vrem să mergem acasă, nu vrem să murim aici pe capete.

I write to you because we are in a great dilemma. We are in the place where that man from Suceava died. There are no means of protection; there are self-isolating people who work alone in the fields. Today a whole team of people were isolated; there's a woman who feels ill, she's been waiting for the doctor to come since the morning and nobody comes to see her. People sort asparagus in the hall and stand next to each other. We have masks that we've been wearing for five days. They closed the gates of the compound and put guards there, then went to people in the fields and told them that if the police come, they have to tell them that everything is fine. We want to go home. We do not want to die here.

There are grounds to believe that the distribution of working hours has improved in subsequent months. But in light of the employment relationship, a key question remains: what should happen if an agricultural worker in Germany falls ill from COVID-19? Last year, the Federal Employment Agency stated that nearly 70 percent of agricultural seasonal labourers in Germany were marginally employed on short term “mini jobs,” and therefore did not qualify for health insurance and German social security guarantees. Furthermore, the maximum period in which foreign workers were allowed to work in Germany without them or their employers contributing to the social security system was raised from 70 to 115 days during the pandemic, potentially prolonging their precarious situation.

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Throughout May and June, public interest in the fate of seasonal labour migrants rose, as did fears that the incoming labourers would bring COVID-19 with them. But what went less widely remarked was that eastern Europe had been comparatively successful in its fight against the pandemic. Despite widespread tropes about migrants “bringing disease” to Europe, it was the Romanian and Bulgarian asparagus pickers, not the consumers, were at greater risk from working in Germany — where the number of COVID-19 infections was far higher than in their homelands. When the crops have been saved and their saviours return to their home countries, it could be worth revisiting this social media user's words:

Auch muss ich gerade an diese abstrusen Bilder von voriger Woche denken, wo tausende Erntehelfer eng gedrängt an rumänischen Flughäfen standen. Und ich frage mich: Wie wahrscheinlich ist es, dass ein rumänischer Erntehelfer hier zum Arzt geht wenn er Husten hat? Wer hilft denen? — Dr. Wu (@Dok_Wu) April 15, 2020

I have to reflect on these abstruse images from the past weeks, where thousands of migrant workers stand back to back in Romanian airports. And I ask myself: how likely is it that a Romanian migrant labourer will go to the doctor here if he has a cough? Who will help him then?

It is a good question. If, indeed, one of those workers is able to visit a doctor in Germany, nothing will be lost in translation — for Germany's healthcare system, much like many others in Europe, runs with the help of thousands of Romanian doctors who have come in search of a dignified salary. Meanwhile, Romania fights COVID-19 with a shortage of medical personnel.

The new precariat

These examples are German, but they illustrate a story which all Europe shares. In my own home country of Britain, the question of precarious eastern European labour has become ensnared in a Brexit culture war. Fearing for the fruit harvest, the government launched a “Pick for Britain” campaign in May, extolling patriotic spirit as the solution in a time of closed borders. Few Brits obliged. And so, exceptions to border closures were quickly made for seasonal migrant workers, much to the chagrin of some Brexit supporters. For pro-Europeans, the refusal of their opponents to work on the fields was the strongest evidence of their hypocrisy; precarious labour migrants betokened an idealised European cosmopolitanism drifting out of reach. Between the lines, say experts, a more holistic conversation about labour rights for seasonal migrants was lost. Valer Simion Cosma, an anthropologist working with labour migrants in rural Romania and an employee of the Zalău History and Art Museum, hopes that the pandemic might raise awareness to Europe's segmented labour economy:

The management of fresh food supply chains in Europe's transnational agribusiness relies on cheap, non-unionised, and privately managed labour from low-wage Eastern European countries. The costs and benefits of this material structure are under-appreciated. West European farming benefits from massive EU and national subsidies, crowding out agricultural exports from the Global South. Yet pay and work conditions in the parts of European food supply chains that are not yet automated (such as fresh produce or meatpacking) remain precarious. International supermarkets pit producers against each other, who in turn rely on wage suppression to defend the sectors’ relatively small margins. While in theory, the East European workers enjoy the legal protections awarded to formal labour by EU law, the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed, and in some cases sharpened, their often exploitative work conditions. This occurred not just in countries with large informal sectors, weak labour unions a dual labor markets such as Greece, Spain or Italy, but also in countries like Germany, where economic informality is low and, for all the recent erosion, labour relations.

For Hein de Haas, Professor of Sociology at the University of Amsterdam and director of the Migration Institute, the role of seasonal labour migrants in a time of otherwise closed borders underscores the fact that complete autarky has become a fantasy:

There's a chronic demand for labour across Europe, and this shows it. You can have Brexit or no Brexit, you're still going to need those workers, and there are few remaining places in Europe other than Romania where you can get them. Over the past 30 years, we've been through a process of liberalisation of economies, there have been much more short-term labour contracts and flexibility to recruit migrant labourers, and that's in total opposition to the publicly stated desire to have less immigration; you can't have both. You cannot on the one hand liberalise the economy and give more leeway to labour movement and then say that you want less immigration. Politicians play this game about closing borders because there's political benefits, but at the same time it's clear. Trade unions also have to accept that local workers aren't available for those jobs. It's also not true that if the wages and conditions were improved, local workers would do that work — look at its social status. Perhaps students will do it, but once they graduate they're not going to do this. Politicians can say that they want unemployed people to do that work, but the problem is that picking strawberries, asparagus isn't an easy job! It requires getting up very early and being very motivated, and actually requires some skills. You won't often find that among other workers. It has proven a complete illusion that you can do without this. We're talking about very specific sectors — agriculture is one, care work is another, restaurants and dishwashing, hotel industry is another. These sectors can only exist because of that labour coming in.

For the Romanian philosopher Vasile Ernu, the pandemic prompts uncomfortable realisations about the place of his country in the global economy, and the frustrated hopes of the transition to market capitalism. Eastern Europe, he concluded in a column in April for Libertatea, provides the continent's precariat:

Însă resursa umană cu care România a mai rămas nu mai este una super calificată, adică bine plătită, ci o resursă umană necalificată numită „forţă de muncă ieftină”. Aş spune chiar foarte ieftină şi prost plătită. Atât de ieftină, încît se vinde „sezonier”, „en-gros”, aproape ca buştenii. Dar dacă buştenii se reîntorc în ţară sub forma unor mărfuri prelucrate în fabrici şi cu un preţ mai mare, cetăţenii, „forţa de muncă ieftină”, revin în ţară mai obosiţi, mai bolnavi, mai bătrâni, chiar dacă cu ceva bani adunaţi. Citeşte întreaga ştire: Noul proiect de ţară este neoiobăgia. Statul nu face diferența între bușteni și oameni… […] Avem stare de urgenţă, sau dispare la un telefon din Germania? […] Ce garanţii au aceşti oameni, ce asigurări, ce condiţii sanitare etc.? Ei pleacă pentru câteva luni, căci sunt “sezonieri”: cine le plăteşte carantina când se întorc? Statul german, angajatorii sau statul român? […] Care este proiectul nostru de ţară?

The human resource Romania is left with is no longer highly qualified, or rather, well-paid, but an unqualified resource known as “cheap labour.” Cheap, or poorly paid. So cheap that it is sold “seasonally,” and “wholesale” — almost like logs. But if the logs return to their country of origin in the form of goods processed in factories, to be sold at a higher price, the “cheap labour” citizens return to their country more tired, sick, and older, even if they have raised a little money. Our country's new project is neo-feudalism. The state does not differentiate between logs and human beings. […] So, do we have a state of emergency, or does it disappear with a phone call from Germany? […] What guarantees do these people have? What insurance, what healthcare? They leave after a few months, because they are “seasonal.” Who pays for their quarantine when they return: the German state, the Romanian state, or their employers? […] What is our national project?

As borders were closed across Europe, some of the continent's most vulnerable workers saw themselves labelled “critical” and “essential” by Brussels and Berlin. It was a flattering acknowledgement, but one which implicitly invited comparison with their less than flattering employment rights and precarious existence. If the post-pandemic world returns to “normal,” it behoves Europeans to ask once more about the how our normality came to be and at a cost to whom — the cost to those who toil unseen, the better to nourish our illusions that it may continue forever.

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Tammy Abraham: Chelsea striker ‘undecided’ on England future

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has backed Abraham for England call-up

Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham says he “has not decided” on his international future, after scoring in Wednesday’s Champions League victory over Lille.

The 22-year-old is yet to play in a competitive fixture for England but appeared in friendly draws with Germany and Brazil in 2017.

He is eligible to play for Nigeria despite featuring at three youth team levels for England.

“I haven’t made a decision yet. I am focusing on the club,” said Abraham.

“It is always a privilege to be wanted by both nations,” he told BBC Radio 5 Live. “I love both nations and for me I am clearly doing something right for Chelsea. My time will come.”

Abraham was part of the England Under-21s’ European Championship squad this summer.

England manager Gareth Southgate will name his senior squad on Thursday for forthcoming European Championship qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Abraham, who has netted eight goals in 10 games in all competitions for Chelsea so far this season, is joint-second in the Premier League’s top scorers’ chart.

“I am from an area where I have grown up with different culture backgrounds. I am fully aware Nigeria is a massive country,” Abraham added.

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, also speaking 5 Live, added: “Tammy is handling the situation as he does with everything in life. He takes it with enthusiasm, happiness, desire to work.

“He wants to be the best and with that comes international recognition. I say it every day, it is his decision and the next decision on that front is for Gareth. I never want to tell him what to do.”

Abraham spent the 2018-19 season on loan at Aston Villa in the Championship and scored his first goal in the Champions League for Chelsea on Wednesday.

Lampard said he hoped to see “many more” goals from Abraham, who linked up with compatriot Fikayo Tomori to score against Lille – the first time since March 2012 that two Englishmen were involved in the same goal in the Champions League for Chelsea.

“Tammy’s performance was more of the same of what we have been seeing,” said Lampard. “He’s hungry for goals, he’s physical, he gives everything for the team, he has quality with the ball at his feet.

“It’s his first Champions League goal and we’ll see many more, I hope, and many more performances like that.”

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Este resumen de noticias llega a ustedes por cortesía de @NotiHatillo /La Ceiba de Ramón Muchacho /Alcaldía de El Hatillo

El Hatillo 17 de Agosto del 2019

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Alcalde Elias Sayegh realizó el día de ayer su innovadora actividad "Despacho en la Calle" en el CC Paseo El Hatillo, numerosos vecinos y asistentes al CC conversaron con el alcalde sobre las problemáticas puntuales y sus posibles soluciones, el alcalde Sayegh agradeció a los asistentes y expresó que gracias a esta iniciativa se han resuelto con prontitud los problemas expuestos por los vecinos.

@eliasayegh: El país se esta cayendo a pedazos en nuestras narices y junto a mis hermanos Alcaldes @MorelDavidR @LeonJura @DarwinGonzalezP @ManuelFerreiraG @DuqueGustavoS y @JosyFernandez decidimos no quedarnos de brazos cruzados. @PrimeraPagina #PrimeraPagina

Ayer viernes culminó exitosamente el plan vacacional 2019 promovido por la, Alcaldía del Hatillo y Fundahinfa que además contó con la colaboración de la, empresa privada, el Alcalde Elias Sayegh informó que a pesar de la terrible situación la alcaldía se ha avocado a lograr sonrisas en nuestros niños hatillanos.

Alcaldía del Hatillo continúa con su plan #CuidemosElHatillo con la recuperación de calles y avenidas, esta actividad que incluye bacheo, restauración de carpeta asfáltica en caliente, limpieza y demarcación vial ha sido constante y en todo el municipio incluyendo la zona rural, la Lagunita, Alto Hatillo, Los Naranjos entre otras.

Fallas eléctricas continúan afectando diversas zonas del municipio, asi lo informaron habitantes del Hatillo vía redes sociales.

Colapso de losas de concreto por fugas de agua en tubería de Hidrocapital fueron las razones que produjeron escape de gas en tubería de gas directo frente a Hatillo Suites en la intercomunal del Hatillo, el alcalde Sayegh estuvo en el sitio indicando que la Alcaldía brindará colaboración para la recuperación de la zona afectada.

Por dos días Alcaldía del Hatillo y FOSPUCA realizaron la llamada "Operación Cachivache" donde se recogieron numerosos desechos y enseres de gran volumen en el sector.

Con la Federación de Alcaldes cuyo nacimiento se produjo en el Hatillo se logrará coordinar esfuerzos para solucionar los problemas que afectan las comunidades. Para mi es un honor que esta iniciativa haya tenido su origen en nuestro municipio, asi lo expreso el alcalde Elias Sayegh en el programa televisivo "Primera Página", de igual manera el alcalde informó que no se quedarán de brazos cruzados ante la adversa situación que vive el país.

@PC_ElHatillo se encuentra alerta ante las copiosas lluvias que han afectado el municipio, situaciones como la caídas de árboles han sido frecuentes y han sido resueltas por los miembros del organismo.

Bloomberg. Por sanciones de EEUU: Petrochina paró la compra de petróleo venezolano.

La mayor empresa estatal de China, China National Petroleum, paró la compra de petróleo venezolano después de las sanciones de EEUU. La compañía canceló sus planes de cargar este mes cerca de 5 millones de barriles de petróleo venezolano, tal como lo reseñó Bloomberg.

Embajador Carlos Vecchio: China y Turquía están dejando solo a Maduro.

Maduro: “Trump le hace a Venezuela lo que Hitler le hizo al pueblo judío”.

Venezuela reaparece incorporada al Tratado Interamericano de Asistencia Recíproca (TIAR).

Secretario de Estado de EEUU, Mike Pompeo: “Estados Unidos continúa de pie con el presidente interino, la Asamblea Nacional elegida democráticamente y el pueblo de Venezuela mientras buscan restaurar el orden constitucional y la democracia en su país”.

Maduro sobre parlamentarias: Estoy deseoso de que el CNE y la ANC convoquen, quiero elecciones ya.

Nicmer Evans: En el chavismo todos quieren negociar menos Cabello.

A 100 días del secuestro del diputado Edgar Zambrano. Presidente Guaidó: La detención de Édgar Zambrano es la persecución del régimen al Parlamento venezolano.

Ramos Allup: Lucharemos por cada preso político sin importar su militancia.

Walter Martínez denuncia censura por parte de Jorge Rodríguez.

El petróleo venezolano sube un poco y se ubica en $55,01 por barril.

La Patilla: En julio, la producción de petróleo de Venezuela cayó a 742 mil bpd, según la OPEP.

Banca y Negocios: Importaciones en Venezuela volvieron a caer en el primer semestre por debajo de lo estimado.

Presidente de la Cámara de la Industria Farmacéutica: “Hemos podido importar tranquilamente materia prima con o sin sanciones”.

Cámara Inmobiliaria de Venezuela: Sector inmobiliario trabaja a menos de 5% de su capacidad.

Unión Radio: Sudeban investigará denuncias de puntos de venta arrendados.

El lunes 19 de agosto será feriado bancario.

Crónica Uno: A punto de apagón 11 estados que ya no generan termoelectricidad.

Juan Pablo Guanipa: En Maracaibo hay sectores castigados sin luz, sin agua, sin gas y sin transporte.

Tal Cual: OVCS registra más de 200 protestas por falta de luz, agua y gas en julio.

Dos delincuentes asesinaron a un empresario venezolano en Cúcuta. La víctima fue identificada como Rigoberto José Urdaneta Romero.

Gobierno Legítimo rechaza firma de supuesto acuerdo militar entre el régimen de Maduro y la Federación Rusa.

El Nacional: Colombia amplía el plazo hasta el 31 de octubre para que venezolanos renueven el

PEP. El Pitazo: Ecuador realizará una jornada social este 17 de agosto para migrantes venezolanos.

Diputada Gaby Arellano asegura que más de 2.000 venezolanos ingresan diariamente a Colombia.

El Nacional. OIM: Venezolanos encabezan lista de muertes de migrantes en la región con un total de 89.

El Pitazo: Jefe de ACNUR solicita a países de la región acoger a venezolanos.

Reuters: Por arepas venezolanas, Perú registra importación récord de harina de maíz.

Embajadora María Teresa Belandria participó en ceremonia del Centro de Inteligencia del Ejército de Brasil.

Reuters: Mercados argentinos se mantienen en recuperación tras crisis económica.

El País: La política de Bolsonaro hace peligrar el millonario Fondo Amazonia de lucha contra la deforestación.

Corte permite a gobierno de EEUU empezar a rechazar solicitudes de asilo presentadas en partes de la frontera con México.

Autopsia confirma suicidio por ahorcamiento del magnate Jeffrey Epstein en prisión.

AFP: Nueva demanda contra herederos y cómplices de Jeffrey Epstein por 100 millones de dólares.

AFP: Italia impide desembarcar a inmigrantes del ‘Open Arms’.

Alerta en Israel: Sistema de defensa Cúpula de Hierro interceptó un cohete lanzado desde Gaza.

AFP: EEUU emitió una orden para incautar el carguero iraní Grace 1.

1.905 muertos dejó la epidemia de ébola en un año en la República Democrática del Congo.

EFE: Hong Kong cumple undécimo fin de semana de protestas.

El País: Comprar Groenlandia, la última ocurrencia de Trump.

S&P: +1.44%; Dow: +1.20%; Nasdaq: +1.67%.

Madonna la “reina del pop”, celebra sus 61 años.

Jonas Brothers vuelven a los escenarios de los premios MTV VMA tras 10 años de ausencia.

Aduriz fulminó al Barcelona con un gol de tijera en el arranque de la Liga.

AFP: “Principio de acuerdo” para que Barça ceda a Coutinho al Bayern.

Greivis Vásquez será asistente técnico en G-League con los Pelicans.

La FVF anunció a José Hernández como DT de la sub-20.

Wilson Ramos despachó cuatro imparables en victoria de Mets.

Luis Arraez es el novato productor de Mellizos de Minnesota.

Freddy Galvis impuso récord en su debut con Rojos de Cincinnati.

Meridiano: Zulia voló alto en Copa Sudamericana. El equipo venezolano se convirtió en el primero del país en llegar a cuartos de final del torneo, y Colon de Santa Fé truncó el sueño de llegar más lejos.

EFE: El cofundador de la compañía china Alibaba, Joseph Tsai, compró los Brooklyn Nets y el Barclays Center.

El País: Colonos lunares de ocho patas. El envío de tardígrados

a la Luna es la última idea de los magnates visionarios empeñados en cambiar el mundo.

Pronóstico del tiempo cortesía del INAMEH válido por las próximas 6 horas.

Situación General

Válido para el día Sábado, 17 de Agosto de 2019. Entre las 06:00 y las 12:00 HLV.

Onda tropical Nº 36 de la temporada sobre el oriente del país, interactúa con la Zona de Convergencia Intertropical (ZCIT); son reforzadas además por Divergencia del Viento en altura (lo que favorece los ascensos del aire húmedo desde superficie); originando abundante desarrollo de nubosidad convectiva con precipitaciones de intensidad variable, algunas con tormentas eléctricas y ráfagas de viento, sobre gran parte del país; en especial las regiones: Oriental, Centro Norte Costero, Llanos Central y Occidentales, Amazonas, Bolívar, Zulia y Andes. PENDIENTES se prevén acumulados de precipitaciones entre 30 - 60 litros/m².

Efemérides de hoy.

986 - la armada bizantina es destruida en el paso por la Puerta de Trajano por los búlgaros bajo el mando de Samuel y Aarón de Bulgaria. El emperador bizantino Basilio II logra escapar.

1462 - comienza la Toma de Gibralta por la cual el reino castellano-leonésa reconquistará Gibraltar a los nazaríes.

1668 - en Anatolia (Turquía) un terremoto de 8 grados en la escala sismológica de Richter deja 8000 muertos.

1740 - en Roma, Próspero Lorenzo Lambertini es elegido papa y toma el nombre de Benedicto XIV.

1756 - en Padua (Italia) se registra un tornado (posiblemente un F3).

1817 - se produce el Combate de Quirihue desarrollado entre las fuerzas realistas del chileno Juan Antonio Olate y las fuerzas patriotas chilenas al mando de José Joaquín Prieto.

1862 - Guerra de Secesión: el general J.E.B. Stuart es designado comandante en jefe de la caballería del ejército confederado en Virginia del Norte.

1865 - en las cercanías de la villa argentina de Paso de los Libres (provincia de Corrientes) las tropas de la Triple Alianza (Argentina, Brasil y Uruguay) libran la batalla de Yatay contra las tropas del Paraguay.

1883 - se presenta el himno nacional de la República Dominicana.

1908 - se presenta en París Fantasmagorie, la primera película de animación, creada por Émile Cohl.

1914 - Primera Guerra Mundial: Batalla de Stallupönen, las fuerzas del general Hermann von François derrotan a las fuerzas rusas comandadas por Paul von Rennenkampf cerca de Nesterov (Rusia).

1918 - el líder bolchevique Moisei Uritsky es asesinado.

1930 - se produce el pacto de San Sebastián en el que todos los partidos republicanos españoles acuerdan la estrategia para poner fin a la monarquía de Alfonso XIII y proclamar la Segunda República Española.

1936 - Guerra civil española: comienza la Batalla de Sierra Guadalupe por la cual el ejército republicano sufre una nueva derrota en la zona de Guadalupe, Trujillo y Navalmoral de la Mata.

1939 - Segunda Guerra Mundial: en Alemania se conforma la 206.º División de Infantería.

1942 - Segunda Guerra Mundial: marines norteamericanos desembarcan en la isla de Makin (Butaritari).

1943 - Segunda Guerra Mundial: El 7º Ejército de los Estados Unidos bajo el mando del General George S. Patton llega a Messina (Italia). Pocas horas llegaría el 8º Ejército británico del general Bernard Montgomery, con lo que se completa la conquista aliada de Sicilia.

1943 - Segunda Guerra Mundial: Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt y William Lyon Mackenzie King se encuentran en Quebec.

1945 - Sukarno y Mohammad Hatta proclaman la independencia de Indonesia con respecto a los Países Bajos.

1947 - se crea la línea Radcliffe, la frontera entre India y Pakistán.

1949 - en Santiago de Chile, Carabineros reprime una manifestación que se realizaba desde el día anterior ― (Revuelta de la Chaucha).

1958 - Pioneer 0 supone el primer intento de lanzamiento de un cohete lunar.

1959 - en Estados Unidos un terremoto de 7,5 grados sacude el Parque Nacional Yellowstone, Montana, creando el lago Quake.

1960 - en África, Gabón se independiza de Francia.

1970 - la Unión Soviética lanza la sonda espacial Venera 7 a Venus, aterrizando y transmitiendo datos desde su superficie.

1977 - en Francia se estrena Ese oscuro objeto del deseo.

1982 - se comercializa los Compact Disc (CDs) en Alemania.

1988 - el presidente de Pakistán Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq y el embajador Arnold Raphel mueren en un accidente de avión.

1989 - en Argentina se sanciona la Ley de Reforma del Estado, que da inicio a un proceso privatizador en el país.

1993 - El cantante de pop latino español Alejandro Sanz, lanza al mercado su álbum titulado Si tú me miras.

1998 - en Estados Unidos, el presidente Bill Clinton admite en testimonio haber tenido "relaciones físicas impropias" con la becaria de la Casa Blanca, Monica Lewinsky (caso Lewinsky).

2002 - en Dresde, Alemania, el desbordamiento del río Elba alcanza el mismo nivel que la inundación histórica del 31 de marzo de 1845.

2004 - César Costa es nombrado embajador de la UNICEF para México.

2008 - el nadador estadounidense Michael Phelps se coniverte en la primera persona que gana ocho medallas de oro en unos Juegos Olímpicos.

La cita de hoy.

Los políticos son siempre lo mismo. Prometen construir un puente aunque no haya río.

Nikita Jrushchov (1894-1971) Político ruso.

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