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[codmw2019-2022]

COD MW 2019 - Spec Ops Missions part 3

The final part of Spec Ops Missions, here will be a rough timeline of the operations plus key dates mentioned in the intel found in those operations.

Part 1 , Part 2

Date / Time | Information | Operation

04 Oct 2019 0330 ----- Op. Empty House | Headhunter 28 Oct 2019 0700 ----- Op. Door Kick | Paladin 28 OCt 2019 0710 ----- Op. Sanctum | Just Reward 05 Nov 2019 0407 ----- Caves Coalition | Harbinger 20 Nov 2019 0730 ----- Op. Hotspring | Strongbox 20 Nov 2019 0800 ----- Op. Interloper | Crosswind

21 Feb 2020 1930 ----- SMS Mom | Just Reward

02 Mar 2020 1810 ----- SMS Olena | Headhunter 02 Mar 2020 1920 ----- SMS Baba | Paladin

03 Mar 2020 0300 ----- Garma Pass* | Kuvalda 03 Mar 2020 1100 ----- SMS Mom | Just Reward 03 Mar 2020 1100 ----- Downtown Verdansk | Strongbox 03 Mar 2020 1120 ----- SMS Baba | Paladin 03 Mar 2020 1340 ----- SMS Lyubov | Brimstone 03 Mar 2020 1400 ----- Verdansk Airport | Crosswind 03 Mar 2020 1500 ----- Gora River | Harbinger 03 Mar 2020 1811 ----- SMS Olena | Headhhunter

?? Mar 2020 ???? ----- Headhunter + Kuvalda ?? Mar 2020 ???? ----- Paladin + Crosswind ?? Mar 2020 ???? ----- Just Reward + Strongbox ?? Mar 2020 ???? ----- Harbinger + Brimstone

Missing Posters Vadym Karpenko since 03 March - Verdansk Stadium | Kuvalda Antonia Morozova - Yellow House Gora River | CrossWind Anton Savych Vlasyuk since 03 March | Brimstone Yana Kostyuk since 03 Mar - Verdansk Hospital | Strongbox

*Garma Pass - Arklov Peak Military Facility

AN:

This took longer than I thought it would but it's done, I'm still working on MW2 atomgrad raids but I wanted to at least get this all out. I'll be adding new enemy / ally NPCs to the MW 2019 list soon, so go check that out if you want.

Also sorry for the quality of the mission intel, I've been unable to get screenshots of it myself and had to download the images from the fandom wiki even if I try to avoid getting information from there.

[cassietrzski]

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[bethsullivan-fashion]

*FASHION & BEAUTY ALERT! 💜🐬💜* Another one of my fab favorite @venus "Fashion Stylist" picks for February! This "Embroidered Bell Sleeve" top is now on sale at www.venus.com for just $29! 😲A MUST-HAVE!! ❤️ I wore this ULTRA soft, sexy, but beautifully comfortable top ALL day for photo shoots, a charity event, & then to get the kids from school & do some mommy-time & errands! The perfect comfy look for this fashionista mermaid mommy with a busy to-do list ... just like ALL OF YOU; (plus it fits all body shapes & sizes! Love!) But that's not all.... I've got more BIG beauty fun to share; I can't wait to introduce my amazing friends, family, & fans to my new partner in ultimate beauty crime: Niki Jessman of @glam.glowbeauty ! I know you all gotta know about these lashes I love to flaunt.... Lash/Permanent Makeup/Beauty/Tattoo Artist, (& my dear friend & model,) Niki Jessman, is THE lash extension & beauty queen of North Florida, & I'll be rockin' her incredible mink lash extensions, &, oh ... SO much more coming soon from the one and only "GlamGlow Beauty," & "Top Knotch Salon and Spa," in Ponte Vedra! (Follow them on Facebook!) Stay tuned for more of Niki's incredible beauty work, & a full list of her many chic services! This mermaid fashionista is ready for some microblading on my eyebrows, & spray tan by this beauty guru! Who's with me!?! I'll give you all the full scoop & play by play, & will post all my fav services by @glam.glowbeauty ! Can't wait to share more! ~❤️~ Beth Sullivan, Celebrity Fashion Stylist, Sei Bella Image Consulting #floridastyle #fashionstylist #glamglowbeauty #styledbybeth #bethsullivan #beauty #venus #shopvenus #floridastyle #floridafashion #savychic #lovevenus #littleblacktop #mermaidfashion #beautyguru #eyelashextensions #floridafashion #microblading #permanentmakeup #spraytanning #minklashes #lashextensions #beautyguru (at Jacksonville, Florida)

[lesser-known-composers]

Franz Anton Hoffmeister  Viola Concerto in D-major  Andriy Savych

[simena]

Galkin Illya Savych

[dermontag]

Erst Krieg, dann Showbühne? Ukrainischer ESC-Sänger zeigt sich kampfbereit 23.03.2022, 15:44 Uhr Wenn im Mai der Eurovision Song Contest in Turin über die Bühne geht, will auch die Ukraine mit von der Partie sein. Doch zumindest ein Mitglied der Gruppe Kalush Orchestra, die das Land vertreten soll, kämpft aktuell offenbar im Krieg gegen die Russen. Das jedenfalls legt ein Video nahe. Eines ist jetzt schon klar. Der Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), der in diesem Jahr im italienischen Turin ausgetragen wird, findet unter ganz besonderen Vorzeichen statt. Schließlich liegt auch über ihm der lange Schatten des Ukraine-Kriegs. Das zeigt sich zum einen am Ausschluss Russlands von dem Wettbewerb. Zum anderen aber auch an der nach wie vor geplanten Teilnahme der Ukraine. *Datenschutz Schließlich gilt das vom russischen Präsidenten Wladimir Putin in einen Krieg gestürzte Land bei vielen Buchmachern bereits als der sichere Sieger beim diesjährigen ESC. Demnach könnte die Ukraine mit einer großen Solidaritätswelle rechnen, wenn es an die gegenseitige Punktevergabe unter den Ländern geht. Sollte dies tatsächlich eintreten, dann hießen die Gewinner im großen ESC-Finale am 14. Mai Kalush Orchestra mit ihrem Song "Stefania". Zuvor jedoch müsste der ukrainische Beitrag erst einmal das erste Halbfinale am 10. Mai überstehen. Doch nicht nur das: Allem Anschein nach geht es in diesen Tagen für wenigstens ein Mitglied der Gruppe auch darum, bis zu seinem geplanten Auftritt im Kampfeinsatz den Krieg zu überstehen. Kämpfer aus Irland Davon zeugt ein kurzes Video, das auf dem offiziellen Tiktok-Kanal der Gruppe hochgeladen wurde. In ihm zu sehen sind zwei Männer in voller Kampfmontur - Tarnanzüge, schusssichere Westen und automatische Waffen inklusive. Einer der beiden gibt sich klar zu erkennen, er hat einen kurzen Vollbart und eine Kappe auf dem Kopf. Der andere trägt hingegen eine Art zweiten Tarnanzug auf dem Leib. So ist auch sein Gesicht unter einer blickdichten Stoffmaske verborgen. Wie das RTL-Verifizierungsteam herausfand, handelt es sich bei dem bärtigen Mann um einen gebürtigen Ukrainer, der eigentlich in Irland lebt. Sein Name: Maksym Savych. Lokalen Medienberichten zufolge hat er vor wenigen Wochen Irland verlassen, um in der Ukraine zu kämpfen. In einem Facebook-Video ist er zudem im Kreis mehrerer Männer in Armee-Kleidung mit irischen und ukrainischen Abzeichen zu sehen. Sie seien am Ort ihres Einsatzes angelangt und komplett ausgerüstet, erklärt einer von ihnen in die Kamera. "Na, ihr Okkupanten" Mehr zum Thema Bei dem Mann mit der Maske handelt es sich hingegen mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit um ein Mitglied der Band Kalush Orchestra. Dafür spricht nicht nur, dass der Clip auf dem verifizierten Account der Gruppe veröffentlicht wurde. Es existieren auch ältere Aufnahmen der Band, auf denen eines ihrer Mitglieder bereits mit der entsprechenden Maskierung zu sehen ist. "Na, ihr Okkupanten, solche Superhelden habt ihr nicht mal in Hollywood-Filmen gesehen", sagt der Masken-Träger, der zum Kampfeinsatz bereit scheint. Dass er in nur wenigen Wochen Gewehr gegen Gesangsmikro eintauschen soll, ist nur eine der Absurditäten dieses sinnlosen Krieges.

[mikekuzmich]

Телешоу "Ранок Нової Волині" разом із Viktoria Cherviak - вже у прямому ефірі НСТУ - телеканал "Нова Волинь". Ми сьогодні будемо: вчитися дресирувати собак, зробимо жартівливи�� огляд преси із нашим колегою Ivan Savych та переглянемо свіжі україномовні хіти разом із Яночка Александрова у хіт-параді «Ранкова п‘ятірка»! Приєднуйтесь:) #suspilne #ranoknovojvolyni2018 (Телеканал "Нова Волинь")

[leeannclymer]

Blog Post: Measuring the Adequacy of Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Michigan, 2004-2008

By James J. Ranta, Esq.

The recent study by Mr. Bogdan Savych and Mr. H. Alan Hunt, Adequacy of Workers’ Compensation Income Benefits in Michigan, sought to determine how total income received by workers after an injury compared with the total income workers could have received had they not experienced an injury.  The authors of this study compared data over an average length of 4.5 years after an injury from 2004 through 2008.  There have been similar studies in other jurisdictions, but this was the first attempt to provide information on the adequacy of workers’ compensation benefits in a wage-loss system.

After defining “total income” as inclusive of earnings from post-injury employment and workers’ compensation weekly benefits, the study concluded that the average worker’s total income equaled 97% of what the comparable worker would have earned without an injury (they projected the difference at 88% after ten years).

Interesting, the study found significant difference when comparing the adequacy of workers’ compensation income benefits among various subgroups.  The 97% earnings replacement rate (ERR) was a calculations encompassing workers who experienced an injury that led to more than one month of weekly workers’ compensation benefits.  The authors noted that there was a much larger loss of earnings among individuals who received more than one month of weekly workers’ compensation benefits, particularly when compared to the comparison group of workers who experienced a “medical only” injury that resulted in no lost time from work.  This particular difference was not insignificant; the authors found that that those injured workers who received more than one month of weekly workers’ compensation benefits had a four percentage point higher likelihood of experiencing a decrease in annual earnings of greater than $10,000.00 (these estimates were for 4.5 years after an injury as opposed to the ten-year projection).

The anticipated use of this data by the authors was for potential review and/or action by policymakers in Michigan in reviewing whether weekly workers’ compensation benefits provide adequate financial support for the majority of injured workers.  In conclusion, they arrive at several policy implications from their data that may be of future use.  First, due to the fact that there was a fairly significant difference in the adequacy of workers’ compensation income benefits among the subgroups that were studied, they suggested that any action by policymakers should focus on those subgroups and differences among them.  Specifically, perhaps they could strengthen policies that encourage sustained post-injury employment and return to work programs since there were much larger earnings losses among those individuals who received more than one month of weekly workers’ compensation benefits.  Additionally, they suggested changes that focus on a faster and more-efficient administrative system for resolving disputes to the extent possible.

There are some limitations in the potential use of this data as acknowledged by the authors.  First, this particular period of time showed a dramatic change in Michigan’s general economic climate as a whole.  The recession that the country experienced during this time was particularly severe in Michigan, and therefore the data could potentially change if the analysis were conducted during a more normal or robust economic period.  Additionally, there was a significant statutory overhaul that occurred in Michigan (effective December 19, 2011) following this time period.  Although the statutory overhaul included codification of case law holdings that were in effect already by 2004, there were some cases and legislative changes that occurred after 2004 that were specifically concerned with the issue of post-injury employment/earnings (for example, see Stokes v Chrysler, LLC, 481 Mich 266 (2008)).

© Copyright 2017 LexisNexis. All rights reserved.

Blog Post: Measuring the Adequacy of Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Michigan, 2004-2008 published first on http://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom/workers-compensation/rss.aspx

[babyxgx-blog1]

Thank you so much to @savvyandchicnails who were kind enough to let me buy the March Trio because I was so much in love with the colours!! I can’t wait to get them!! They are lovely!!! #savychic #indienailpolish #nailpolishaddict #georgiaznailzxoxo #georgiaznailzandbeauty #nailpolishaddict #waitingonnailmail (at Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

[bethsullivan-fashion]

More of my "February Favorites," from @venus ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ The incredible local/international fashion icon, @venus , is on top of the trends as always! Another day of style, chic fun, & fab for moms-on-the-go, trendy teens, & visionary entrepreneur's! Love this fun, off-the-shoulder everyday look! You can grab this NOW at www.venus.com for just $39! More of my favs coming soon! ❤️ Loving ALL the fashion & trends this season! Personal styling consults available now! Email: seibellaimage@yahoo.com ~❤️~ Beth Sullivan, Sei Bella Image Consulting, Celebrity Fashion Stylist #venuslifestyle #professionalmermaid #mermaidsofinstagram #shopvenus #venus #venusstyle #stylebybeth #styledbybeth #seibellaimageconsulting #fashionista #shopaholics #savychic #floridafashion #floridastyle (at Jacksonville, Florida)