Hevserokê Şaredarîya Bajarê Mezin ê Amedê Dogan Hatun îro Duşemê destjikarkişîna xwe ragihand. Ozlem Yasak agahî û pêzanînan radigihîne.

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Hevserokê Şaredarîya Bajarê Mezin ê Amedê Dogan Hatun îro Duşemê destjikarkişîna xwe ragihand. Ozlem Yasak agahî û pêzanînan radigihîne.

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Documento detalha fraudes nas políticas de moradia popular na cidade. Com recurso público, construtoras produzem unidades minúsculas e preços inacessíveis que, ao final, caem nas mãos de investidores e plataformas. Em CPI, não houve punições The post SP: Cartografia das fake habitações sociais appeared first on Outras Palavras.

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Documento detalha fraudes nas políticas de moradia popular na cidade. Com recurso público, construtoras produzem unidades minúsculas e preços inacessíveis que, ao final, caem nas mãos de investidores e plataformas. Em CPI, não houve punições The post SP: Cartografia das fake habitações sociais appeared first on Outras Palavras.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox.In August, theater teacher Shawn Hann will accompany 75 Denver high school students to a massive theater festival in Scotland called the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. When they’re not putting on the musical Legally Blonde, Jr, they’ll be soaking in performances from around the world.“I truly believe in curating experiences and life memories,” she said. “The Fringe is exactly that.” Hann, who teaches sixth- through 12th-graders at the prestigious Denver School of the Arts, said the trip is such a big deal that students and their families start saving up four years in advance and school fundraisers start two years ahead. Hann was recently named the 2026 Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Teacher of the Year by the Educational Theatre Foundation and the ASCAP Foundation, which promotes music education. The award is named for the Broadway veteran who wrote the music and lyrics for Wicked, Godspell, and Pippin, among others. Hann talked to Chalkbeat about what she looks for when students audition for a spot at Denver School of the Arts, why she teaches the physical acting method of Polish theater director Jerzy Grotowski, and how a student’s devoted mother inspired her.This interview has been edited for length and clarity.Was there a moment when you decided to become a teacher? I remember the exact moment. I was finishing my freshman year at Cottey College, a small two-year women’s school in Missouri. I was looking at the University of Northern Iowa’s course book as I was deciding to transfer. I was thinking about all the general education courses I had taken that year: Which ones were easy, what did I enjoy? Theatre, speech, psychology. I flipped through that course book and landed on the Theatre/Communication Education major. I wanted to take every single course that was listed. Tell us about a favorite lesson to teach.Several years ago, I got to participate in a two-week course in New York City about the physical theatre methods of Jerzy Grotowski. Most high school acting approaches are based in the Stanislavski tradition of method acting, where students analyze the intellectual side of a character. You leave your own problems and desires outside the rehearsal room and immerse yourself mentally in the character’s life.Not many high school students get to learn about Grotowski’s methods, but I teach a unit on them to my upperclassmen. I love how it makes students who approach theatre intellectually all of a sudden flip to approaching a character physically. The question we ask is, “What is your already?” Then, through a series of physical exercises, which remind many people of yoga, students explore where in their bodies certain emotions live. They are given permission to play like children, unjudged and uninhibited, to find true emotions in their own lives and then transfer those feelings into a character’s world.When students audition for a spot at Denver School of the Arts, what do you look for? Potential and positivity. We have students who audition who have Broadway credits, and we have students who have only done a historical “play” in fifth grade. I want to see a spark in a student who wants to learn as much as they can. I will always prefer a student who works hard and tries versus someone who feels they already know it all. And kindness. Kindness above all else.You’ve brought students to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe several times. Tell us about it.The Fringe festival is such a large undertaking I only do it once every four years so that all the students in the seven-year program get a shot at going during high school. This summer, I am taking 65 acting majors and 10 stagecraft/design majors. We’ll be part of the American High School Theatre Festival alongside 30 other U.S. schools that were selected to participate. The Fringe is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Students get to go to as many shows as they possibly can over two weeks and see world theatre: a dance show from Poland, a physical theatre troupe from France, comedy from Italy. British humor, Scottish humor, and food. They see how the United States is viewed internationally as well. This summer we have two alumni who traveled there with me in 2008, returning with their own original shows. Tell us about a memorable time — good or bad — when contact with a student’s family changed your perspective or approach. In my second year of teaching, I had a student who was somewhat shy. Her mom was the No. 1 volunteer and adamant about her daughter being in plays. Not being the star, just being a part of them. As time went on I realized why: Her child had a health condition where she was only supposed to live to 14 and had to survive by plugging into an IV every night for nutrition. The mom was trying to build extraordinary memories as fast as she could since the clock was ticking. I changed my approach by trying to truly know my students, their circumstances, and their families so I could help curate life memories no matter what. The way my student’s mom showed up for her daughter was beyond inspiring. She became a lifelong friend until she unexpectedly passed a year ago. Her daughter is now in her mid-40’s. I credit her mother for teaching her how to survive and manage so well. What is a common misconception about your job as an educator? That we get the summers off. I revise my curriculum for weeks every summer. I also take my students to a national theatre conference for a week. This summer, I took two weeks in June to direct the show that we are taking to the Fringe Festival, then will spend three days getting the show ready in July before taking 75 students to Scotland for two weeks in August. That is also unpaid. In fact, it will cost me money as I will spend my own money to go to shows with students as a chaperone. It is MY choice to do these trips, but it is because I believe in how it will shape my students’ lives. What are you reading for enjoyment? I live 40 miles from my school; that equates to about two and a half hours a day commuting. So I listen to books on tape or TV shows in the car. I just finished re-”listening” to West Wing. So great.Ann Schimke is a senior reporter at Chalkbeat. Contact Ann at aschimke@chalkbeat.org.

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Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox.In August, theater teacher Shawn Hann will accompany 75 Denver high school students to a massive theater festival in Scotland called the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. When they’re not putting on the musical Legally Blonde, Jr, they’ll be soaking in performances from around the world.“I truly believe in curating experiences and life memories,” she said. “The Fringe is exactly that.” Hann, who teaches sixth- through 12th-graders at the prestigious Denver School of the Arts, said the trip is such a big deal that students and their families start saving up four years in advance and school fundraisers start two years ahead. Hann was recently named the 2026 Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Teacher of the Year by the Educational Theatre Foundation and the ASCAP Foundation, which promotes music education. The award is named for the Broadway veteran who wrote the music and lyrics for Wicked, Godspell, and Pippin, among others. Hann talked to Chalkbeat about what she looks for when students audition for a spot at Denver School of the Arts, why she teaches the physical acting method of Polish theater director Jerzy Grotowski, and how a student’s devoted mother inspired her.This interview has been edited for length and clarity.Was there a moment when you decided to become a teacher? I remember the exact moment. I was finishing my freshman year at Cottey College, a small two-year women’s school in Missouri. I was looking at the University of Northern Iowa’s course book as I was deciding to transfer. I was thinking about all the general education courses I had taken that year: Which ones were easy, what did I enjoy? Theatre, speech, psychology. I flipped through that course book and landed on the Theatre/Communication Education major. I wanted to take every single course that was listed. Tell us about a favorite lesson to teach.Several years ago, I got to participate in a two-week course in New York City about the physical theatre methods of Jerzy Grotowski. Most high school acting approaches are based in the Stanislavski tradition of method acting, where students analyze the intellectual side of a character. You leave your own problems and desires outside the rehearsal room and immerse yourself mentally in the character’s life.Not many high school students get to learn about Grotowski’s methods, but I teach a unit on them to my upperclassmen. I love how it makes students who approach theatre intellectually all of a sudden flip to approaching a character physically. The question we ask is, “What is your already?” Then, through a series of physical exercises, which remind many people of yoga, students explore where in their bodies certain emotions live. They are given permission to play like children, unjudged and uninhibited, to find true emotions in their own lives and then transfer those feelings into a character’s world.When students audition for a spot at Denver School of the Arts, what do you look for? Potential and positivity. We have students who audition who have Broadway credits, and we have students who have only done a historical “play” in fifth grade. I want to see a spark in a student who wants to learn as much as they can. I will always prefer a student who works hard and tries versus someone who feels they already know it all. And kindness. Kindness above all else.You’ve brought students to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe several times. Tell us about it.The Fringe festival is such a large undertaking I only do it once every four years so that all the students in the seven-year program get a shot at going during high school. This summer, I am taking 65 acting majors and 10 stagecraft/design majors. We’ll be part of the American High School Theatre Festival alongside 30 other U.S. schools that were selected to participate. The Fringe is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Students get to go to as many shows as they possibly can over two weeks and see world theatre: a dance show from Poland, a physical theatre troupe from France, comedy from Italy. British humor, Scottish humor, and food. They see how the United States is viewed internationally as well. This summer we have two alumni who traveled there with me in 2008, returning with their own original shows. Tell us about a memorable time — good or bad — when contact with a student’s family changed your perspective or approach. In my second year of teaching, I had a student who was somewhat shy. Her mom was the No. 1 volunteer and adamant about her daughter being in plays. Not being the star, just being a part of them. As time went on I realized why: Her child had a health condition where she was only supposed to live to 14 and had to survive by plugging into an IV every night for nutrition. The mom was trying to build extraordinary memories as fast as she could since the clock was ticking. I changed my approach by trying to truly know my students, their circumstances, and their families so I could help curate life memories no matter what. The way my student’s mom showed up for her daughter was beyond inspiring. She became a lifelong friend until she unexpectedly passed a year ago. Her daughter is now in her mid-40’s. I credit her mother for teaching her how to survive and manage so well. What is a common misconception about your job as an educator? That we get the summers off. I revise my curriculum for weeks every summer. I also take my students to a national theatre conference for a week. This summer, I took two weeks in June to direct the show that we are taking to the Fringe Festival, then will spend three days getting the show ready in July before taking 75 students to Scotland for two weeks in August. That is also unpaid. In fact, it will cost me money as I will spend my own money to go to shows with students as a chaperone. It is MY choice to do these trips, but it is because I believe in how it will shape my students’ lives. What are you reading for enjoyment? I live 40 miles from my school; that equates to about two and a half hours a day commuting. So I listen to books on tape or TV shows in the car. I just finished re-”listening” to West Wing. So great.Ann Schimke is a senior reporter at Chalkbeat. Contact Ann at aschimke@chalkbeat.org.

The Alabama Attorney General’s Office urged a federal court Friday to allow it to pursue the execution of a death row inmate by lethal injection after it was barred from using nitrogen gas. In a filing with U.S. District Judge Emily Marks,  attorneys argued that Jeffrey Lee, sentenced to death for the 1998 murders of […]

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The Alabama Attorney General’s Office urged a federal court Friday to allow it to pursue the execution of a death row inmate by lethal injection after it was barred from using nitrogen gas. In a filing with U.S. District Judge Emily Marks,  attorneys argued that Jeffrey Lee, sentenced to death for the 1998 murders of […]

Ahead of the Pioneer Day holiday this week, Utah lifted its default personal fireworks ban and returned the authority over restrictions to cities, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced Monday. However, some caveats will remain, and the state forester will still be allowed to place restrictions in areas facing wildfire risk. The existing firework restriction maps […]

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Ahead of the Pioneer Day holiday this week, Utah lifted its default personal fireworks ban and returned the authority over restrictions to cities, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced Monday. However, some caveats will remain, and the state forester will still be allowed to place restrictions in areas facing wildfire risk. The existing firework restriction maps […]

Diante da previsão de um El Niño prolongado, a Defesa Civil do Rio Grande do Sul recomenda que a população se cadastre para receber avisos e alertas no celular. O serviço é gratuito, e as mensagens podem ser enviadas por SMS e WhatsApp. Em situações mais graves, os comunicados são disparados por Cell Broadcast, tecnologia […] Fonte

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Diante da previsão de um El Niño prolongado, a Defesa Civil do Rio Grande do Sul recomenda que a população se cadastre para receber avisos e alertas no celular. O serviço é gratuito, e as mensagens podem ser enviadas por SMS e WhatsApp. Em situações mais graves, os comunicados são disparados por Cell Broadcast, tecnologia […] Fonte

As thousands of youth supporters of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) marched towards the Parliament on July 20 demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, and clashed with Delhi Police, a video surfaced on social media where people can be seen pelting stones at a train inside a rail station. X User Janardan Mishra […]

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As thousands of youth supporters of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) marched towards the Parliament on July 20 demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, and clashed with Delhi Police, a video surfaced on social media where people can be seen pelting stones at a train inside a rail station. X User Janardan Mishra […]

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The new law aims to curb landlords’ use of rent-setting practices that critics say amount to unlawful collusion.

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The new law aims to curb landlords’ use of rent-setting practices that critics say amount to unlawful collusion.

The rallies commemorated Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who were killed by federal immigration officers in Texas and Maine.

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The rallies commemorated Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who were killed by federal immigration officers in Texas and Maine.

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The San Diego-based amphibious assault ship is patrolling in the Arabian Sea as CENTCOM enforces the naval blockade against Iran.

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The San Diego-based amphibious assault ship is patrolling in the Arabian Sea as CENTCOM enforces the naval blockade against Iran.

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The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office withheld jail death records from a legal advocacy organization for nearly a year. Then a local judge ordered the sheriff to turn the records over by July 9. But nearly two weeks later, the Southern Poverty Law Center is still waiting.  The missed deadline is the latest instance of the […]

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The Hinds County Sheriff’s Office withheld jail death records from a legal advocacy organization for nearly a year. Then a local judge ordered the sheriff to turn the records over by July 9. But nearly two weeks later, the Southern Poverty Law Center is still waiting.  The missed deadline is the latest instance of the […]

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En République démocratique du Congo (RDC), l'opposition, réunie autour de la plateforme politique C64, a annoncé, lundi 20 juillet, le report de sa marche prévue le 22 juillet. Les opposants avaient prévu un rassemblement dans le centre-ville de Kinshasa pour s'opposer au projet de modification de la Constitution du camp présidentiel.

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En République démocratique du Congo (RDC), l'opposition, réunie autour de la plateforme politique C64, a annoncé, lundi 20 juillet, le report de sa marche prévue le 22 juillet. Les opposants avaient prévu un rassemblement dans le centre-ville de Kinshasa pour s'opposer au projet de modification de la Constitution du camp présidentiel.

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Ukrajinska kampanja napada dronovima na ruske rafinerije ozbiljno pritiska Rusiju. Iako je sada jarko leto, za ruralne krajeve zima samo što nije.

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Ukrajinska kampanja napada dronovima na ruske rafinerije ozbiljno pritiska Rusiju. Iako je sada jarko leto, za ruralne krajeve zima samo što nije.

L'Iran affirme faire face à une « guerre totale » menée par les États-Unis. Washington a frappé une grande partie du territoire iranien en assurant viser des sites militaires. Téhéran dénonce de son côté des frappes dans plusieurs villes, notamment à Bouchehr, où se trouve la seule centrale nucléaire du pays. Éclairage avec Emmanuelle Galichet, enseignante-chercheuse en sciences et technologies nucléaires au Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam).

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L'Iran affirme faire face à une « guerre totale » menée par les États-Unis. Washington a frappé une grande partie du territoire iranien en assurant viser des sites militaires. Téhéran dénonce de son côté des frappes dans plusieurs villes, notamment à Bouchehr, où se trouve la seule centrale nucléaire du pays. Éclairage avec Emmanuelle Galichet, enseignante-chercheuse en sciences et technologies nucléaires au Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam).

گزارش برنامه تفسیر خبر: مصاحبه جدید عباس عراقچی حاوی چه نکات مهمی است؟

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Police used a camera at a neighboring home to watch Willie Banks for three years before arresting him in connection with a shooting.

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Police used a camera at a neighboring home to watch Willie Banks for three years before arresting him in connection with a shooting.

A Copa do Mundo de 2026 terminou neste domingo (19) com a vitória da Espanha por 1 a 0 sobre a Argentina, que conquista o bicampeonato. Fora dos gramados, essa edição com sede tripla ficou marcada por fortes atritos geopolíticos e pelos desmandes do presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump. Até no momento do encerramento, […] Fonte

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A Copa do Mundo de 2026 terminou neste domingo (19) com a vitória da Espanha por 1 a 0 sobre a Argentina, que conquista o bicampeonato. Fora dos gramados, essa edição com sede tripla ficou marcada por fortes atritos geopolíticos e pelos desmandes do presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump. Até no momento do encerramento, […] Fonte

Presidenti amerikan, Donald Trump, tha se Irani “do të paguajë” për vrasjen e ushtarëve amerikanë.

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Presidenti amerikan, Donald Trump, tha se Irani “do të paguajë” për vrasjen e ushtarëve amerikanë.

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A federal judge Monday temporarily blocked Paramount from moving forward with a $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.  The decision came after 12 Democratic-led states, including Oregon, last week sued the company, alleging a merger would violate a federal law prohibiting mergers that lessen competition or create a monopoly. The states alleged a merger […]

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A federal judge Monday temporarily blocked Paramount from moving forward with a $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.  The decision came after 12 Democratic-led states, including Oregon, last week sued the company, alleging a merger would violate a federal law prohibiting mergers that lessen competition or create a monopoly. The states alleged a merger […]