Michael G

Naimat e Iftar – Quran aur Islam – Shan e Ramzan

Topic: Quran Aur Insan

Host: Sarwar Hussain Naqshbandi

Guest: Dr. Muhammad Tahir Mustafa, Syed Muhammad Faheem Shehzad, Qari Younus Qadri, Hafiz Zeeshan Elahi Sialvi

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Dicas De Magia Engraçadas Para Fazer Brincadeira Com Os Amigos Por T-STUDIO PT

Milano, 24 mar. (askanews) – “A nessuno piace avere 80 morti dietro la porta di casa, è un peccato, ma stiamo assistendo a un disprezzo per la vita come mai prima d’ora in Europa”. A parlare è il fondatore di Open Arms, Oscar Camps, oggi testimone nel processo in cui è imputato il leader della Lega e vicepremier Matteo Salvin.

“Penso che non dovremmo permettere che questo continui ad accadere – ha sottolineato – Tutte le vite contano, tutte le alleanze difendono la tutela della vita umana in mare, di ogni vita umana in mare, non solo quella occidentale, ma tutti sono uguali. E non sta accadendo, stiamo stravolgendo le convenzioni internazionali, stiamo pervertendo il diritto marittimo internazionale, e questo è molto grave e deve finire. Speriamo che la giustizia italiana ponga fine a questa situazione”.

Cosa si aspetta da questo processo? “Giustizia – ha risposto Camps – E che si ponga fine una volta per tutte a questo disprezzo per la vita. Il vero problema è proprio la mancanza di aiuti in mare. Lo abbiamo visto nel 2016, lo abbiamo visto nel 2017 e dal 2018 è cambiato tutto. La politica in Italia è cambiata, il governo è cambiato, l’atteggiamento della Guardia Costiera è cambiato e le navi umanitarie sono diventate il grande nemico dell’Italia e sembra che siamo responsabili di tutti i problemi del Paese.

It’s spring in Chicago and MidCamp is almost here🙀

We’ve been busy… so busy we haven’t been able to tell you what’s been happening! Here’s everything you need to know about with MidCamp just 5 weeks away!

Health & Safety

With help from the community, our venue, and outside professionals, we’ve completed the MidCamp 2023 Health & Safety Policy. The policy is rooted in our values but is reflective of current conditions and our capacity as a fully volunteer-led team.

We’ve done our best to get this published and sincerely hope this works for you, but if it doesn’t you may request a full refund of your ticket at any time prior to the event by emailing info@midcamp.org.

Session Schedule

We’ve got a great line-up this year! All sessions on Wednesday and Thursday (April 26-27) are included in the price of your MidCamp registration. We encourage you to start plotting your days now — and get ready for some great learning opportunities!

• Wednesday Session Schedule

• Thursday Session Schedule

• Friday Contribution Day Schedule

Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

MidCamp is committed to being accessible to anyone and everyone who is interested in learning and participating in our community. We’ll teach you, we’ll feed you, and we’ll welcome you with open arms. If you don’t fit into any of our public ticket categories, we have an option for you. Get your sponsored ticket here.

Student tickets

Know any students interested in learning about Drupal? We have discounted tickets ($25!) available for students to join us at MidCamp and learn more about the community! There are sessions for everyone—topics range from Site Building and DevOps to Project Management and Design.

Get your tickets now!

Hello everyone. Have ever you heard about or use Trailblazer gem?
HMVC is an architecture based on it. To reduce time to initial a project, our team released this gem called HMVC-Rails. Hope it will create a new popular architecture for not only Ruby on Rails community but also other ones

Version 7.9 of
OpenBGPD
has been
released:

We have released OpenBGPD 7.9, which will be arriving in the
OpenBGPD directory of your local OpenBSD mirror soon.

This release includes the following changes to the previous release:

    * Include OpenBSD 7.2 errata 023:
      Incorrect length checks allow an out-of-bounds read in bgpd(8).

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