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Productivity in the United States has steadily risen over the past 30 years, and the U.S. continues to be one of the wealthiest nations on earth. Despite this reality, the vast majority of Americans are not being rewarded for their efforts, and many people are earning less than their parents! The reason productivity is up is because Americans are working longer and harder than they have in recent memory. Productivity is thriving, yet worker salaries are dying.
As it turns out, conservative politicians in Washington have vigilantly pursued a set of economic and tax policies over the past 30 years reflecting the theory of trickle-down economics. Simply put, this theory rests upon the assumption that perpetually lowering taxes on millionaires and billionaires, as well as borrowing money from future generations to give to the wealthiest members of our society will somehow trickle-down to the rest of us. It's safe to say that this theory has proven to be a complete and utter failure, and has led to the largest gap in wealth between those at the top (1%) and everyone else (99%) since the great depression.
The consequence of pursuing these policies has resulted in what can clearly be described as 'wealth extraction' from our economy. The privileged class in the top 1% feels entitled to the wealth we all work hard to create, and they have used their power and influence to ensure legislation is passed that permit this to occur. Evidence for this can be seen in 2010, when this group of wealthy elite claimed nearly all income gain in this country for themselves. In 2010, the top 1% took in 93% of all income gain in this country. Essentially, what this means is that America is stuck working harder than ever to create wealth for our nation that the top 1% extracts for their upper class members, while the rest of us struggle to survive on what little remains.
It wasn't always this way, and more importantly it doesn't have to be this way moving forward. During the golden age of capitalism (1945-1975) all Americans in each income group were valued for the contributions they made, and were fairly compensated for their efforts. Those at the bottom of the economic scale saw their incomes rise just as quickly as those at the top. For the first time in our nations history, millions of families could afford to buy a home, send their kids to college, purchase a new car, and lead relatively comfortable lives. In short, the middle class was thriving. During this time period, we all worked together to create wealth for our nation that was adequately shared among us, and fair and progressive tax policies were put in place that prevented the privileged class from extracting wealth from the rest of us.
This all changed when President Ronald Reagan took office. Instead of embracing what was working for everyone, conservative politicians decided to replace the progressive tax code with tax policies favoring their wealthy elite donors. As a result, rather than sharing in the wealth America worked together to create, those at the top decided to keep more of the money American workers generated for themselves. In essence, the implementation of trickle-down economic policies allowed the privileged few to turn America into a we make it, they take it economy. The wealth extraction underlying the divide between those at the very top and everyone else characterizing the conservative philosophy of we make and they take it has proven to work wonders for those at the top, but not so much for everyone else.
Since the wealth America creates is no longer being shared among us, and workers are no longer valued for their means of production, or paid thriving wages, poverty rates are steadily increasing, the middle class is eroding, more people are dependent upon food stamps and other government assistance to survive, and the most vulnerable populations among us are facing grave consequences each day we continue to adopt these failed and misguided policies. The behavior of conservative politicians insisting our nation prioritize borrowing money from future generations to give to the super wealthy is not only immoral, but leads to catastrophic consequences for the vast majority of people in order to pave the way for what Vice Presidential hopeful, Paul Ryan calls a path to prosperity for the top 1%. | {
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Psychology students need three basic types of resources to negotiate their degree earning years and on to establishing a successful professional foundation: those that support in-class work; those that help with student success outside the classroom; and those that help graduates find that all-important first professional job. Fortunately, all three types are well represented online. Here are some of the best.
The following resources focus on the acquisition and development of real knowledge, intellectual improvement and practical skills in the field of psychology. The information offered on these sites and in these courses provides a solid educational foundation in a broad variety subjects to anyone interested in psychology, and are especially helpful to psych students by supplementing their degree coursework.
A 26-part podcast course covering the ways in which personality may become disordered, with emphasis on normal human development as highlighted by psychopathology and problems of treatment.
ALISON is a global online learning community that provides free high-quality online education resources to help students develop "essential, certified workplace skills." ALISON offers this course in psychology with an option to earn an official ALISON diploma.
This course examines Buddhism and its practices (such as meditation) as they relate to modern psychological concepts.
This six-week, nine-unit course focuses on how the brain creates a sense of spatial location from a variety of sensory and motor sources, and how this spatial sense shapes cognitive abilities.
Website dedicated to presenting full texts of historically significant documents from the scholarly literature of psychology that are now in the public domain. Includes an extensive list of suggested primary source materials.
Offered through Coursera. This course provides an introduction to the core models of psychological development and applied developmental psychology as it relates to the practice of clinical psychology of children and young people.
Comprehensive learning series covering every aspect of the world of psychology through 26 chapters with titles such as "The Behaving Brain," "The Developing Child" and "Cognitive Processes." Includes an extensive glossary and list of psychology pioneers.
Offered by Psychology.org, this is a comprehensive, open-source encyclopedia covering a variety of areas such as careers, paradigms and theories, and publications, along with additional reference materials.
Podcast lecture series that emphasizes the interdependence between the physical and social aspects of places.
An introductory course that surveys the scientific study of human nature such as how the mind works and how the brain supports the mind. Topics covered include the mental and neural sources of perception, memory, cognition, psychopathology and many others.
This site offefree courses from the Department of Psychology at Yale University. Of particular note is its "Introduction of Psychology" whose video elements can be accessed on iTunes and YouTube.
Offered through OpenLearning, this self-paced course is designed to help therapists and teachers adapt digital gamification and multimedia to provide effective brain stimulation.
Undergraduate level course that covers the relation of structure and function at various levels of neuronal integration. Topics include sensory and motor systems, sleep and dreaming, motivation and reward.
Funded by the National Science Foundation and part of the National Science Digital Library, OPL offers classic studies in psychology allowing students to participate and analyze data from their experiences.
This course reviews descriptive and analytic epidemiology for major mental disorders of childhood, adulthood, and late adult life. Designed for students, researchers, epidemiologists and public health professionals.
This course involves topics in language processing, including the structure of language, discourse, speech processing and ambiguity resolution.
This six-week course employs the RAPID model (Reflective listening, Assessment of needs, Prioritization, Intervention, and Disposition), to perspectives on injuries and trauma that are beyond those physical in nature. Offered through Coursera.
Another undergraduate course from MIT. Social Psychology offers an introduction to the subject and covers topics such as interpersonal and group dynamics, and how the thoughts, feelings and actions of the individual influence and are influenced by large and small groups.
Offered through edX, this 12-week introductory course discusses the psychology of everyday thinking. Can be taken for free or for a verified certificate with fee.
Studies quantitative approaches to theory construction in relation to multiple response variables. Topics include the statistical basis for causal inference, latent class regression, and analysis of panel data with observed and latent variable models.
The master's thesis and doctoral dissertation are fundamental elements to the vast majority of psychology graduate programs available in the United States, although a few master's programs offer completion of comprehensive exams in lieu of a formal thesis. In all cases, psychology grad students will be required to conduct a substantial amount of individual research in the course of earning their degrees. Online resources can prove to be extremely helpful to psychology students in their academic research work. A sample of what is available can be found by following the links below.
This APA page acts as a basic guidebook for students to researching and writing a doctoral dissertation or master's thesis as part of their psychology grad school program.
Another excellent APA page offering an overview of psychology resources for college students as well as a comprehensive list of APA resources.
Sponsored by APS at Hanover College. This research resources page offers links to and brief descriptions of source sites for information and data for a variety of psychology subfields and topics.
A service of the U.S. Census Bureau. Not strictly for psychology students, TheDataWeb provides a portal to Federal census, economic, family, health, income and labor data.
A unit within the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research. The ICPSR maintains a data archive of more than one-half million files of research in the social sciences, including specialized collections of data in education, aging, criminal justice, substance abuse and 12 other fields.
One of the 27 institutions and centers that make up the National Institutes of Health. The NIMH is the lead federal agency for research on mental disorders. The site's "Research Priorities" link will connect the visitor to a wealth of psychology-related government resources.
Another institute of the NIH, the NIDA offers a wealth of information and data on drugs and drug abuse including the Clinical Trials Network, with data on 3,000 patients from 13 clinical trials on substance abuse treatment.
This site contains the world's largest centralized, curated repository of digital reconstructions of neurons. Users can search for data based on several factors including species, brain region and cell types.
Sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health, this site provides access to MRI data on a representative sample of approximately 500 children and young adults.
Index of hundreds of psychology-related research papers, with links and very brief topic descriptions. Listed by general subject.
One of the most important aspects to launching a successful career in any field is career prep, that is, the actions a student takes to make himself or herself known and attractive to potential employers before graduation. Here are some great sites psychology students can visit to help make that student/employer connection happen.
This site provides an excellent search engine for information on internship and postdocs for psychology students located throughout the U.S. and Canada.
The internship program's goal is to prepare advanced doctoral-level students for entry-level professional clinical practice, interdisciplinary collaboration, advocacy and scientific investigation. This is a one-year clinical internship experience.
Children's National, located in Washington, D.C., offers this pre-doctoral internship program in clinical and pediatric psychology. This is a full-year, full-time program that begins in July.
Offered through Duke's Department of Psychiatry's Division of Medical Psychology, this program provides one year of doctoral-level internship training in the essential skill areas of clinical psychology.
The National Science Foundation's REU program sponsors active research participation by undergraduates in all areas funded by the NSF. Details, qualifications and time periods vary by specific opportunity.
Located in Chicago, this one-year program is designed to prepare clinical psychologists for careers addressing the behavioral health needs of individuals in the LGBTQ community.
Offered by OSU's Counseling and Consultation Service, this 10-month internship is open to OSU students and provides advanced training in clinical counseling and the provision of supervised clinical interventions.
This program is open to advanced level pre-doctoral students currently enrolled in APA accredited doctoral programs in clinical or counseling psychology. Interns receive training in assessment and treatment of children and families in several interdisciplinary settings.
This full-time program is located at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. Interns rotate through services in other locations, including the acute inpatient unit, the community mental health program, the general medical hospital, and the palliative care cancer center.
The AACPSY is an organization of Board Certified Clinical Psychologists whose mission is to promote high quality services in the field by encouraging high standards and ethical practice.
The ABPP's main function is to provide specialty board certification for psychologists in the United States. Visitors to the site can additionally search the Board's directory of Certified Psychologists.
The best known of all psychology-related professional associations, the APA claims an active membership of over 120,000 researchers, educators, clinicians, consultants and students. The APA includes over 55 divisions representing specific interest groups among its general membership.
The ABPSI is an independent organization of 1400 members whose purpose is to promote and advance the profession of African Psychology, influence and affect social change, and develop programs to solve problems in Black communities and other ethnic groups.
The Autism Society is the leading grassroots organization for autism professionals and laypersons alike. The Autism Society advocates for the rights of those with autism, as well as supports research efforts through projects, publications and conferences.
The NASP represents 25,000 school psychologists, graduate students, and related professionals in the U.S. and overseas in the advancement of practices to improve students' learning, behavior and mental health.
The National Register credentials, promotes and advocates for health service psychologists in the United States and abroad. Students accessing the site can learn about health service psychology as well as the organization's credentialing scholarship programs.
Psi Beta encourages professional development and psychological literacy among community and junior college students. Student members are eligible for Psi Beta scholarships and for student affiliate membership in APA and APS.
The SIOP represents professionals working in the fields of industrial and organizational psychology, which are the specializations concerned with workplace and workforce mental health issues.
Page on the popular social media site for psychology professionals, students and others. Associated with the all-about-psychology.com website.
The APA's Facebook page posts articles and information from the American Psychological Association and allows individuals to comment on them. Visitors can network with each other and access APA features such as its Career Center jobs list.
Psych Central's forums are well populated with psychology professionals and students interested in a wide variety of topics. The site boasts over 385,000 members.
The GrandCafe.com is a great site to network with graduate students in general and psych grad students in particular.
Claiming 100,000 members, the PsychForums is a lively discussion board covering dozens of psychology-related topics under general headings that include Anxiety Disorders, Developmental Disorders, Addictions and Therapy & Coping, to name a few.
Another well-visited forum for anyone interested in psychology. Major section headings include: Exploring Psychology; Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology; and Academic Psychology and Careers.
Group for psychology students to connect with each other and share academic information and resources. There are currently over 63,000 group members.
Another active board with an overall theme of rational skepticism covering any number of psychology and neuroscience topics and issues.
Very active forum primarily for psychology doctoral students. Lots of posts on academic work, finding a job, finding and interviewing for internships, and much more.
This UK-based forum provides plenty of networking opportunities for psychology students on all degree levels and wherever they are located.
Among the best reasons to visit psychology professional association and society websites is that almost all of them offer useful and up-to-date information and news on current psychology issues and trends. They're not the only ones, however. There are also a number of sites that provide access to high-level journals and articles on cutting edge research and findings by top psychology scholars and institutions, some of which are listed below.
Brought to you by Alltop, which describes itself as an "online magazine rack." Alltop's psychology page offers links to current news articles as well as dozens of sites that also provide news and information on psychology and related topics.
A great source for news and information on health topics of all kinds, in this case news on child psychology, the bulk of which is produced by HealthDay writers themselves.
Presented by Medical News Today, this site offers current news and commentary on psychology and psychiatry research from universities and professional journals throughout the world. Readers can sign up for e-mail alerts of recent articles.
This is essentially the online version of the famous newspaper's Psychology and Psychologists print section. The site offers access to literally thousands of news articles on all aspects of psychology along with videos and other multimedia features.
PsychCentral describes itself as the, "largest and oldest independent mental health social network." It's news page offers a large variety of recent articles as well as an extensive archive of past posts.
The website for the popular magazine. Readers will find access to feature articles from PT itself as well as links to dozens of headlines and news stories from well-known and lesser-known sources alike.
PsycPORT is the news portal for the American Psychological Association. Here you'll find a digest of psychology news articles culled from a variety of sources. There are also links to news articles on the APA, the APA press room and an events calendar.
This Science Daily site provides direct access to the latest psychology-related headlines and videos, as well as articles indexed by specific topic or disorder, such as autism, bipolar disorder, brain injury, depression, and dementia.
U.S. News & World Report's Psychology article database offers up-to-date news on all areas of psychology from both its own reporters as well as from dozens of other publications.
WebMD is well known for its dictionary of medical terms and conditions, but it also offers access to current headlines and news articles. It's Mental Health Center digests articles on mental health generally and provides links to other subjects like depression, eating disorders, and substance abuse.
The ARN reports on developments in neuroscience including molecular and cellular neuroscience, neurogenetics, behavior, cognitive neuroscience, systems neuroscience, and neurobiology of disease. Additionally, the ARN offers reviews in the history of neuroscience and ethics.
The ARP covers significant developments throughout the entire field of psychology such as cognitive processes, human development, clinical and counseling psychology, biological bases of behavior, psychopathology, personality, environmental psychology and others.
BBS is a peer-reviewed professional journal published by the Cambridge University Press. Subscribers can access the latest and archived issues of the journal as well as individual articles along with commentaries on each article from specialists within and across specific disciplines.
The JACP is the official journal of the International Society for Research in Child and Adolescent Psychopathology. It focuses on research on psychopathology in childhood and adolescence, with an emphasis on empirical studies of major childhood disorders.
The JOPD provides access to peer-reviewed data papers that describe psychology datasets with high reuse potential. The JOPD publishes continuously with new papers put online immediately upon passing peer review.
MP is a peer-reviewed journal that offers papers on the biological mechanisms that underlie psychiatric disorders and their treatment with an emphasis on studies "at the interface of pre-clinical and clinical research." Published by Nature Publishing Group.
One member of the family of Nature Review professional journals, Nature Reviews: Neuroscience's content is organized into five main categories: research highlights, progress, reviews, analysis and perspectives. Its website offers several online features such as links to databases, PubMed, and animations.
The NEJM is arguably the most prestigious scholarly journal in the medical field, reporting on a wide range of related specialties including psychiatry. Readers can access research articles, reviews, and commentary at this website.
Published by the American Psychological Association, the Psychological Bulletin provides, "evaluative and integrative research reviews and interpretations of issues in scientific psychology." Both qualitative and quantitative reviews are included.
The explosion of recent technology breakthroughs, like big data and mobile devices, to name just two, have given rise to changes in every corner of the digital information world, including both psychology and education. The result is a whole new approach to learning and practicing psychology, one that will undoubtedly prove more expansive and inclusive at the same time. What will happen specifically, only time will tell. In the meantime, here a few newer applications, tools and other technology available now for psychology students. Some of these applications can be downloaded for free, while others charge a nominal fee.
APA Journals Pro, from the American Psychological Association, is a free app that allows users to search more than 160,000 articles from a variety of professional journals, from those recently published to archived articles going back to 1984.
Educational application that employs Adaptive Learning Technology, a "flash card" system that the developer claims significantly lessens the time needed to learn new terms and definitions in preparation for the AP Psychology Test.
This application is designed to provide information and tools related to the sixteen Myers and Briggs personality types based on the work of Carl Jung. It is available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
This free Android app provides the user with easy access to important information on psychotropic medications such as antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, and anti-anxiety medications. The Apple version of this application can be found here.
PsycExplorer is a comprehensive application that provides access to news, information and journal articles, blogs, podcasts and more for psychology students, professionals and those simply interested in psychology. It is for iPad and iPhone.
Geared toward psychology students, the PsychGuide app is short for the Psychology Student Survival Guide, which the developers describe as, "designed to inform psychology students at every stage of their educational journey." The app is available for iPad and iPhone.
This free application for Android devices explores in detail the basic psychology subjects of behaviorism, cognitivism, humanistic psychology, psychoanalysis, and psychobiology. A paid version adds the subject of transpersonal psychology and a dictionary with information on important psychologists.
Another test prep application for Apple devices. Psyc Test Hero offers concept maps, audio definitions and review quizzes in subjects that include biological psychology, research methods, personality, learning, psychological disorders and more.
School Psychology Tools offers a useful set of tools geared primarily for school psychologists that includes: interval, duration, frequency and APC observations; peer comparison, observation reports and charts; and featured content from school psychology opinion leaders. It is available for Apple and Android platforms.
Designed to facilitate the study of a range of psychology subjects including memory, conditioning, neuroscience, and personality. Also included is a dictionary of common vocabulary terms and key figures in the history of psychology. Compatible with iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
This free tool allows the user to visually explore each region of the brain, how each functions, what happens when injured how each section is influenced by mental illness.
Provides a vast array of tools for psychological assessment including resources for use by practicing psychologists. Additionally, offers information for allied mental health professionals, educators, students and patients.
Assessments.com provides, "best-of-breed tools for administering research-validated assessment instruments over the Internet." Users can collect data using hand-picked assessment instruments, create action plans based on their findings, and generate outcome reports to assess change.
Excellent resource for free, instant access to a variety of college-level psychology textbooks. Included are links to peer reviews with assessment data and accessibility reviews for many of the available texts.
MERLOT stands for Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching. The MERLOT II's Psychology Community Portal is a clearinghouse of information on psychology in a huge range of subjects and variety of forms.
Describes itself as a "dynamic non-profit digital ecosystem serving millions of users per month in the delivery of educational content." It allows authors to share their work with learners who can download and view that work anytime, anywhere on almost any e-device. Sponsored by Rice University.
Huge comprehensive listing of known psychology-related research projects administered online. Researchers, including those at colleges and universities around the world, can post their studies here to solicit participants.
A huge, comprehensive clearinghouse of tools for psychologists, students and others. From here you can download tools such as free CBT worksheets, information sheets, self-help guides and more. Available in over 30 languages.
The Simple Mapper tool allows users to create interactive mapping graphics, diagrams and workflow charts. Users can also post their own maps as well as browse those created by others.
This site offers access to a number of psychology-related computer simulations developed by a professor at Indiana University for an undergraduate course in Complex Adaptive Systems. | {
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Пси́жа — река в Волотовском и Старорусском районах Новгородской области России. Длина реки — 82 км, площадь водосборного бассейна — 325 км². Принадлежит бассейну Балтийского моря.
Течение
Псижа протекает по территории Волотовского и Ратицкого поселений Волотовского района и Наговского поселения Старорусского района.
Река берёт начало в болоте недалеко от деревни Пуково Волотовского района. Высота истока — около 86 метров над уровнем моря. Течёт в общем на северо-запад. Впадает в озеро Ильмень. Высота устья — 18,1 м над уровнем моря.
Русло Псижи очень извилисто. В 2001 году долина реки (площадь 80 га) объявлена особо охраняемой природной территорией, памятником природы регионального значения. По руслу реки в её нижнем течении проходит геологический разлом, обнажающий известняковые слои доледникового периода.
Притоки
Бассейн Псижи сильно вытянут, поэтому река не имеет длинных притоков. Наиболее крупные притоками являются ручей Деревик (впадает в 22 км от устья) и ручей Шелепский (в 29 км от устья). Оба левые.
Населённые пункты
На берегу Псижы находятся около 30 населённых пунктов. Самый большой населённый пункт — районный центр посёлок Волот. Другие населённые пункты: Городцы, Хотяжа и Раглицы в Волотовском районе; Буреги и Ретлё в Старорусском районе.
Река пересекается автодорогой Сольцы — Старая Русса — Демянск — Яжелбицы; также в районе деревни Буреги автодорогой (Шимск — Старая Русса).
Примечания
Реки, впадающие в Ильмень
Реки Старорусского района
Реки Волотовского района
Памятники природы Нижегородской области | {
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This certainly isn't the only two-newspaper city in the country. But there aren't many other two-paper towns with rival dailies as evenly matched as the Morning News and the Times Herald. ``We have the two best newspapers of any city in the US,'' says Times Herald editor Will Jarrett, with typical Texan self-effacement.
And the winner so far is the newspaper-reading public of Dallas.
The Times Herald photo showed two grieving parents whose teen-aged son and daughter-in-law had been killed, with four other young people, in an auto accident in Palestine, Texas.
If one paper excels at one thing, the other will do something else better -- for a time. But there are differences.
This act has been pretty much cleaned up, but the Herald still puts more emphasis on crime and violence than does the Morning News. Its editorial page is more liberal than the News. Since 1970 the Times Herald has been owned by an outside company, the Times Mirror Corporation of Los Angeles, which owns the Los Angeles Times, the Denver Post, the Hartford (Conn.) Courant, and the Long Island daily, Newsday, as well.
The Morning News, meanwhile, is owned by the A. H. Belo Corporation, the oldest company in Texas. The editorial page is decidedly conservative; in fact, the term ``right to work'' was coined by a Morning News editorial writer.
It was Times Mirror's acquisition of the Herald that has been the catalyst for the newspaper war. ``No doubt about it,'' says Miller.
The Herald's Jarrett, unsurprisingly, concurs with Mr. Miller rather than Mr. McHam. In any case, it took a few years after Times Mirror's 1970 purchase of the Herald for existing management contracts to run out, but by the mid-'70s, the ``new'' Herald was initiating some major investigations.
Indeed, the Morning News has similarly upgraded its staff and generally beefed up its quality in response to the competition. And ironically, it has been the Morning News that has edged ahead of its rival in terms of both circulation and advertising.
``The Morning News is thicker with ads,'' says D's Mr. Miller. ``There's potential for `tipping over.' '' By this he means potential for the News to develop an advertising lead so strong that the Herald would cease to have much of an advertising base. He notes, though, that ``the Herald has chipped away'' at the Morning News stronghold, ads like those for the Galleria shopping center.
And the Herald is not ready to concede yet. ``We have an overall circulation lead in Dallas County; they're ahead daily, we're ahead Sunday. In close, it's a dogfight.'' Interestingly, there's is an overlapping readership of about 20 percent between the two papers.
An important development has been the Herald's decision, starting in 1977, to expand from afternoon-only to all-day publication, with morning as well as evening editions.
``He just wants to see us wither and die,'' counters an official at the Herald, privately.
That fate is not expected for either paper any time soon. Professor McHam is bullish on Dallas both as a media town and as a booming economy. The health of the two papers in Dallas is a comment on both. Yes, he concedes, Dallas could be in trouble with its two papers if the economy here slows down. | {
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Osun Election: INEC Speaks On Staff Caught 'Altering' Results, Admits Error In Vote Collation
In a statement released online, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has clarified the conduct of its staff, Mutiu Salawu, caught on Sunday at St. Patrick Grammar School, Gbongan, tearing the polls result for Ayedaade Local Government Area.
A video of the incident which went viral online, show Salawu saying that he was sent by the electoral officer for the LGA, Aderinoye Olukemi, to tear the result of the notice board at the collation centre of the LGA.
However, the Resident Electoral Commissioner of INEC in Osun State, Segun Agbaje, in a statement on Tuesday explained Salawu was acting on a directive to replace the Form EC 60 which had erroneous result with the correct one.
He said the directive was given to Salawu by Mrs Olukemi after she received information from the local government security chief of an error on the form pasted at the collation centre.
"Mr. Mutiu Salawu, being a dutiful staff, went to carry out the lawful instruction of his boss when he was accosted by a mob that rough-handled him before they took him to Adelani Rafiu Oyediran Ajanaku's house along the New Gbongan Osogbo Road.
"There, he was humiliated, harassed and subjected to take manipulated photographs that were sent to various social digital platforms. He was then brought to the INEC State Office where he was harassed by some section of the media", Agbaje narrated.
"The LGA Collation Officer, Prof. Adeagbo, accepted the fact that there was an error in the EC 60 (E) pasted at the LGA Collation Centre, especially the figure (10,836) recorded for PDP on the poster which is different from the actual votes scored (9,836) by the PDP.
"It should be noted that the INEC staff, Salawu Mutiu Kolawole, did not destroy the Result Sheet for the said election for they are intact in the custody of the Commission and copies of same are with agents of the 48 political parties that contested the Governorship Election."
Agbaje expressed INEC's displeasure that a section of the media reportedly broadcast the event without verification.
"The Commission is displeased with the conduct of a section of the press that repeatedly broadcast the event maliciously without proper investigation to know the true position of things. This attitude has misinformed the public and INEC has been misrepresented in the narrative," he said.
Read INEC's statement in full below;
#OsunDecides2018
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Graham Hartmann Published: February 15, 2018
Tired of those old fogies always telling you how great rock and metal was back in the day? You know there's plenty of phenomenal guitarists that have blazed their way across the 21st century, so let Loudwire's new Gear Factor series celebrate them in this "Not Your Parents'" Top 10 Shredders List. This video, which we created with Gear Factor host Squiggy, shows some of today's fastest six-stringers.
Is Kirk Hammett a technical guitarist? Well yeah, but imagine showing your parents how Tosin Abasi handles an Ibanez. The Animals as Leaders djentleman brought metal guitar to one of its most technical stages. His tapping is warmer than the smoothest legato, his compositional skills are masterful and he's managed to attract a legion of young metal fans to strictly instrumental music.
Who has composed more killer metal in the 21st century than Mastodon? With seven critically praised records released since 2002, Brent Hinds has injected some ridiculous styles of guitar playing into the metal genre. Nobody would have thought the banjo would have any use in our world, but the intro to "Divinations" speaks for itself. Even with Mastodon's latest full-length, Emperor of Sand, Hinds' farfetched writing shines brilliantly on "Jaguar God," which has become a favorite amongst Mastodonians.
Few have done more for metal guitar in the last 20 years than Children of Bodom's Alexi Laiho. With Laiho bringing the neoclassical style back into the extreme realm, albums like Hatebreeder, Follow the Reaper and Hate Crew Deathroll are modern classics. How many signature Laiho ESPs have you seen in the hands of local musicians? That alone points to how influential Bodom and Alexi have been.
Check out this Not Your Parents' Top 10 Shredders List in the clip above.
John 5 on Van Halen's Debut, 40 Years Later - Gear Factor
Top 10 Amazing Songs From Disappointing Albums
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Two New Dinosaur Species Discovered, Including The Nightmarish 'Horned Crocodile-Faced Hell Heron'
by Douglas Charles October 7, 2021 2:17 pm
Two new dinosaur species were recently discovered on the Isle of Wight: the "horned crocodile-faced hell heron" and the "Milner's riverbank hunter."
Both dinosaur species are estimated by scientists to have inhabited the island about 125 million years ago.
More dinosaur news here.
Researchers have announced the discovery of two new predatory species of dinosaur on the Isle of Wight in the English Channel: the "horned crocodile-faced hell heron" and the "Milner's riverbank hunter."
If those names make they sound like a couple of terrifying creatures, it's because they were.
The Isle of Wight, the largest and second most populated island of England, was apparently once the home to so many dinosaur species its nickname is "Dinosaur Island."
Both of these newly discovered species of dinosaur are closely related to the giant Spinosaurus and each was estimated to be around 30 feet in length with skulls 3.3 feet long.
According to New Scientist, the "hell heron" got its name because of "scientists likening its hunting style to a fearsome version of the modern-day bird."
Its scientific name is Ceratosuchops inferodios, which when translated means the "horned, crocodile-faced hell heron." It had a series of bumps and low horns located near its brow, which researchers believer were used to assist in hunting prey on both land and in the water.
The other newly discovered species of spinosaurid was named Riparovenator milnerae, which translates to "Milner's riverbank hunter" – in honor of recently deceased British paleontologist Angela Milner.
Related: Hundreds Of Alien-Looking Three-Eyed 'Dinosaur Shrimp' Surface After Being Reanimated In Arizona Monsoon
"We've known for a couple of decades now that Baryonyx-like dinosaurs awaited discovery on the Isle of Wight, but finding the remains of two such animals in close succession was a huge surprise," said study co-author British paleontologist Darren Naish.
The Baryonyx is the only spinosaurid skeleton to have ever been previously unearthed in the United Kingdom.
Chris Barker, a doctoral student at the University of Southampton and the lead author of the study, added, "We found the skulls to differ not only from Baryonyx, but also one another, suggesting the UK housed a greater diversity of spinosaurids than previously thought."
Oh, in case you were wondering, yes, that was a Spinosaurus that fought the T-Rex in Jurassic Park III.
[Nature]
Douglas Charles
Before settling down at BroBible, Douglas Charles, a graduate of the University of Iowa (Go Hawks), owned and operated a wide assortment of websites. He is also one of the few White Sox fans out there and thinks Michael Jordan is, hands down, the GOAT.
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Janaína Queiroz Cavalcante (born 2 April 1988), commonly known as Jana, is a Brazilian football defender who plays for Portuguese Campeonato Nacional de Futebol Feminino club Famalicão and the Brazil women's national team. She is a zagueira (), whose strongest attributes are marking and heading.
Club career
Jana began playing futsal and progressed to playing football for her local team União Messejana, where she won the Ceará state league in 2005. In 2008 she attended a trial for Santos alongside 400 hopefuls and was one of two players to be signed up.
Jana signed with S.C. Braga for the 2017–18 Campeonato Nacional de Futebol Feminino season and quickly became an important player for the club.
After short stints in her homeland with Palmeiras and Grêmio, Jana returned to Portuguese football in August 2021, agreeing to join Famalicão.
International career
Jana was part of the Brazil under-20 selection at the 2008 South American U-20 Women's Championship and subsequent 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. In December 2009, she won four caps for the senior Brazil women's national football team at the 2009 International Women's Football Tournament of City of São Paulo, including a debut against Chile.
She made a further appearance for Brazil in September 2013, in a 1–0 win over New Zealand at the 2013 Valais Women's Cup.
References
External links
Profile at S.C. Braga
1988 births
Living people
Brazilian women's footballers
Brazil women's international footballers
Brazilian expatriate sportspeople in Portugal
Expatriate women's footballers in Portugal
Expatriate women's footballers in Russia
FC Zorky Krasnogorsk (women) players
Sportspeople from Fortaleza
Women's association football defenders
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S.C. Braga (women's football) players
Campeonato Nacional de Futebol Feminino players
São José Esporte Clube (women) players
Brazilian expatriates in Portugal
Brazilian expatriates in Russia
Associação Desportiva Centro Olímpico players
F.C. Famalicão (women) players
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So, you're a huge fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, are giddy with anticipation over the imminent release of Avengers: Endgame – the promised culmination of the 11-year, 22-film "Infinity Saga" epic storyline – and, in preparation for the new film, want to plan the most epic viewing marathon ever, because you and your friends and family have that kind of time (mine don't, but let's assume yours do). How do you pull it off, maximizing your party's enjoyment factor while preserving your health and sanity? Rest easy, weary traveler, for the HeroMonster sanctum of wisdom will both enlighten and care for you in this noble and admittedly insane venture.
First things first: You are not going to watch all these movies straight through in one sitting, so just get that out of your mind right now. No normal adult wants to endure such a thing. Like plants, we require sunlight and fresh air, maybe not to survive, but at the very least, to feel functionally human. Plus, subjecting yourself and your friends to such a grueling exercise (anti-exercise, really) could have the unintended consequence of you hating the MCU and never wanting to know of it ever again (and the same might also wind up being true of you and your friends).
To that end, you will want to plan for this marathon to last five days. You'll want to plan some days off from work. Monday through Friday will be the most straightforward schedule, since Avengers: Endgame opens on a Friday night. However, most of us have lives we want to live outside of the MCU – vacations with the family and such – and so you may want to hold on to as many of your paid-leave hours as you can. In that case, and if you and your friends have the will and discipline to wait on seeing Endgame for a few days after its release, then you can plan to wrap your marathon around a weekend, starting on Thursday and finishing on Monday, using three vacation days instead of five. And although I am suggesting five days, you might want to shoot for four instead, if you think your retinas will forgive you for watching that much more stuff in a single day. Your mileage may vary.
A final note about scheduling: Captain Marvel will still be in theaters by the time Endgame comes out, and if you are a true-blue MCU fan, I am assuming you will want that film to be part of your marathon. In that case, plan one of the days of your marathon around catching a matinee of Carol Danvers' film debut, before you rush back home to resume the use of your DVD player or streaming service.
For parents or anyone with kids in their life, a tip about responsibility: even though the MCU is largely a family-friendly franchise, do not involve the kids in this madness, at least not all of it. For most, school will still be in session. Involve your little ones in just one movie for each day, preferably at a time that fits into their normal schedule. For a lot of us, that will mean supper time. More importantly, though, children are still growing and very impressionable, and encouraging a sedentary, couch potato lifestyle is definitely not in their best interest. Plus, I'm pretty sure Child Protective Services would come knocking on your door if they learned you pulled Junior from school for a whole week so he could watch the Hulk toss Loki around like a rag doll.
And speaking of health, yours is important as well. Stock up on lots of bottled water. Hydration will be key, especially if you plan on having alcohol handy. Don't punish your body with five straight days of pizza and hot wings. Have light healthy snacks handy and plan on preparing at least two balanced meals each day. And don't be ashamed to give your eyes and body a break from this insane schedule. Plan to take a power walk between movies. Go down to the park and play a quick game of HORSE or toss a football around. For those extremely averse to athletics and physical fitness, or those who are unable to get around easily, break out the cards and play a game of Gin Rummy or Bullshit. Or just, I don't know, chat with each other. Socialize between flicks. Your mental health is every bit as important as your physical health. It's a marathon, but make the time to live. Don't become a literal Marvel Zombie (if you're a true Marvel fan, you got that reference).
But now you're thinking, "Wait a minute, HeroMonsterMatt! 22 movies in five days is still a lot. That's five or six films a day! Who's gonna have time to do anything else?" Well, prepare to have your mind blown, True Believer.
You're not going to watch all of them.
At present 21 MCU movies exist, and Avengers: Endgame will be Number 22. The arrival of Endgame is the entire reason for this shin-dig, as it concludes a very long story, so presumably you will want to watch that as the capper to your marathon.
Therefore, your marathon should involve only the films which either lend themselves directly to the overarching "Infinity Saga" storyline, introduce characters important to that storyline, or include interactions between characters from various films which help fill out this main story arc in one way or another. That being the case, you need only watch 15 movies, not 21, prior to seeing the Big Finish. And if you are an actual, dyed-in-the-wool MCU fan, you'll want to watch these films in their proper chronological order (as opposed to the order in which they got released). I'll list all the essential 15 films, in the right viewing order, and briefly explain their contribution to the overall MCU. I'll also explain why the other six can be left out of your marathon.
These tales introduce four of the biggest players in this story – Steve Rogers, Nick Fury, Carol Danvers, and Tony Stark – and establish the existence of SHIELD (formerly the SSR) and its arch-enemy Hydra, as well as the Super Soldier serum, Stark Industries, the revolutionary arc reactor technology, and that most troublesome of MacGuffins, the Tesseract. Though we have only met her very recently, Carol is expected to play a crucial part in Endgame, and the MCU going forward.
We discover Asgard and are introduced to the balance of the initial roster of Avengers – Thor Odinson, Clint Barton, Natasha Romanoff and Bruce Banner. The team has their first major battle, against Loki and the Chitauri. We learn about what became of Steve's best bud Bucky Barnes, as well as a shocking secret about SHIELD. And we get our first glimpse of Thanos.
Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2
Though the Guardians are largely removed from the rest of the action up to this point, their story lays the groundwork for some of the more emotional moments in Avengers: Infinity War. And in battling Ultron, the Avengers' extreme actions will have long-term, global repercussions, while their roster changes significantly.
Both Ant-Man and Doctor Strange may have tenuous connections to the "Infinity Saga," but they each delve into the idea of alternative realms of existence, and both the Quantum Realm and Strange's mystical skills will come into play in the third and (presumably) fourth Avengers films. Meanwhile, long-simmering tensions between Steve and Tony come to a head, and the Avengers disband, leaving them vulnerable for the coming tragedy.
We learn the whereabouts of Thor and the Hulk, who have been missing since Age Of Ultron, and Ragnarok ends literally moments before the start of Infinity War. Thanos succeeds in his quest, to far-reaching, devastating results. Scott Lang is now stranded in the Quantum Realm, and Nick Fury has sent a distress signal to Carol Danvers.
You do not need to see:
Why? Because the story beats and major elements of the "Infinity Saga" are not touched upon in any of these films.
You could argue that both Thor: The Dark World And Doctor Strange introduce one of the Infinity Stones, which is correct. But the distinction I draw between the two is that Strange and Wong are entrusted protectors of both the Time Stone and this entire realm of existence, a fact which comes into play in Avengers: Infinity War. Meanwhile, The Dark World's obligatory MacGuffin, the Aether, is only identified as an Infinity Stone – the Reality Stone – during the post-credits scene, and elaborated upon in later films; during the movie itself, the Aether is poorly defined, known only as something that the villain wants to use in order to plunge the universe into darkness – a purpose far different from how Thanos wields it during Infinity War. Besides which, The Dark World is a slog to watch.
Bypassing The Incredible Hulk is recommended not simply because it is the red headed stepchild of the MCU, or because its Bruce Banner is played by someone other than the incomparable Mark Ruffalo (though both are valid reasons). If you have lived under a rock your whole life and never heard of the Hulk, The Avengers' introduction to nice guy Banner and its slow parceling out of information about his mysterious condition – ominously referred to as "the other guy" – builds with a quiet kind of dramatic tension ("Wait, what does he mean by, 'I kind of broke Harlem?'") that pays off in spectacular fashion with his first "Hulk out." Meeting him through Natasha Romanoff, and experiencing his first "episode" through her as well, has the added benefit of giving us a proper introduction to the formidable spy. In fact, where Bruce and Natasha are concerned, Joss Whedon's nimble script renders both The Incredible Hulk and the narrative black hole known as Iron Man 2 all but obsolete as viewing experiences.
You might think me mad for asking you to skip a modern classic like Black Panther in favor of something so insubstantial as Ant-Man and the Wasp. Well, if you have seen both, and have seen that first trailer for Endgame, you know that Scott Lang's quantum predicament has something to do with whatever happens in the new film; Panther is a completely standalone affair. In fact, both Black Panther and Spider-Man made their theatrical debut in Captain America: Civil War, and their return appearances in Infinity War do not necessitate watching their respective solo films.
As for Iron Man 3, that film ends with Tony Stark trashing all his high-tech suits and supposedly finding some peace in his life; it feels very much like the end of his story. But once again, Joss Whedon renders that notion irrelevant, and Age Of Ultron, for better or worse, has Tony back in the hero business again, as though literally nothing had happened to him since the previous Avengers movie. As a result, IM3 now plays like an issue of Marvel's revisionist-history comic, What If?
But hey, it's your marathon, run it how you wanna run it. Include Black Panther and Homecoming, if you like. Leave out all the Captain America movies, if you like (although, are you insane?!). These are simply suggestions. The Marvel Cinematic Universe, with its deft storytelling, memorable protagonists and insane levels of interconnectedness, is a one-of-a-kind filmgoing experience, and we are not likely to see something this gargantuan, done this well, again for a long while. So if you are a fan, commemorate the fun in whatever way has meaning for you.
To quote the late, great Mr. Lee, Excelsior!
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Metasphenisca reinhardi är en tvåvingeart som först beskrevs av Christian Rudolph Wilhelm Wiedemann 1824. Metasphenisca reinhardi ingår i släktet Metasphenisca och familjen borrflugor. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.
Källor
Borrflugor
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Pattern #30, Spring Outfit for 18-19 inch dolls. Vicki's description of her outfit follows: "The Spring Outfit is modeled by Magic Attic Heather in her pretty dotted swiss blue jacket with daisy buttons. The blouse is made of yellow cotton stitched in blue and embroidered with blue flowers across the front. The skirt is a blue cotton with white and yellow daisies and a waistband of white and yellow flowers and butterflies. To pull it all together, the brim of the hat is made of the blue and white cotton daisy material and crown is made of the yellow cotton materail and adorned with a single daisy on the front of the hat. "
Please email Vickie at: [email protected] if you would like to buy this sweet outfit for $15.00. | {
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Wolf Warrior 2 (2017)
June 21, 2018 Jim McLennan action
Dir: Wu Jing
Star: Wu Jing, Frank Grillo, Celina Jade, Hans Zhang
Pop quiz. Which of these four movies took most at the global box-office?
a) Guardians of the Galaxy
b) Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
c) Wolf Warrior 2
d) Wonder Woman
The answer is c), because the key word in the question is "global". Wolf Warrior 2 brought in over $870 million worldwide, making it the biggest blockbuster you've (probably) never heard of. 98.2% of that take came in one country: China, with the entire rest of the world, including North America and the UK, worth only $16 million or so. This remarkable success was a surprise: released in 2015, Wolf Warrior scored a respectable, yet hardly staggering, $82.4 million – not exactly priming the pump for its sequel to gross more than ten times as much.
While part two was helped by being released in the summer blackout period, when foreign films can't be released, it was up against The Founding of an Army, a Government-backed film, and the smart money was on that to come out on top. Instead, it took just two days for Wolf Warriors 2 to surpass its predecessor at the box-office, and ten more to become the biggest Chinese-made film of all time, overtaking Stephen Chow's The Mermaid (another half-billion dollar movie largely unseen outside its home country). Even though the budget had been multiplied six-fold to $30 million, investors earned a handsome return.
But what is it like as a movie, in particular for an audience beyond the one for which it was made? It's surprisingly straightforward and simple, feeling like a throwback to eighties actioners starring the likes of Jackie Chan; not least, because of the out-takes which run behind the end credits (though considerably less bone-crunching than Jackie's!). Want the plot, in ten words or less? Chinese good guy takes on evil gwailos. Certainly, you don't need to have seen the original: although there are some references back to it, mostly revolving around a dead/missing girlfriend/wife/whatever, I can't say not knowing who she was made any difference.
The action begins with special ops soldier Leng Feng (Wu) getting sent to prison for homicide of the fairly justifiable kind, as he returns the ashes of a dead colleague to his family. On release, he gets a job as mercenary security for a freighter on the East African trade routes. While on shore leave, Leng gets stuck in the middle of an attempted coup, with muscle provided by imported European mercs under the command of Big Daddy (Grillo – thirty years ago, it would probably have been Richard Norton). And wouldn't you know it, turns out they had something to do with Leng's dead/missing girlfriend/wife/whatever. Leng volunteers for a risky mission to a Chinese-run factory, which holds the key to stopping an epidemic, but Big Daddy's men are also after the same thing, intending to use it to consolidate their boss's power.
If not quite "Chinese good, American bad," it's not far off. Though give me ten minutes with the script and a marker, and I could make it about the heroic struggle of Big Daddy and his rag-tag band of expendables, fighting Communist subversives. For Leng is no official representative: the point is repeatedly driven home that while the Chinese government are very concerned for their citizens, they will not intervene until officially requested, either by the local authorities or the United Nations. In contrast, when Leng's American sidekick, Dr. Rachel Smith (Jade) asks for help from her embassy, all she gets is a recorded message. At the end, the factions put down their weapons and allow Leng's refugee convoy to pass, simply because they respect the Chinese flag he has wrapped around his arm (below). The film ends with a literal shot of a passport, and a pledge that the government has its citizens' backs.
Yeah, the jingoism is palpable, and it's not exactly progressive in regard to its African characters either. They are largely depicted as helpless, sitting around to be rescued by their yellow saviours – another piece of retro-cinema which feels taken right out of the eighties. But I'll leave agonizing over cultural stereotypes in action movies to those who wish to do so. As usual, I'm more concerned with other things: specifically, exploding things, hand-to-hand things, things that go flying through the air, or ideally, two more of the preceding in combination (as in the picture, top). The film is not short on them, and despite the highly ambivalent attitude of the story toward the West, Wu is more than happy to lean on both its film-making style and talents.
The makers brought on Sam Hargrave as stunt coordinator – like Grillo, an alumni of Captain America: Civil War, and who also worked on Atomic Blonde – and his style meshes nicely with Wu's more martial-arts oriented approach. What we found the most impressive sequence has, for reasons I can only describe as vague, a battle between a series of tanks, whizzing around one of those semi-abandoned factories which were almost a required location in the eighties. It feels like an F-sized battle from Robot Wars – I was doing Craig Charles commentary in my head – and is a real blast. You can't go wrong with tanks, though, can you? Generally, the "I'm so sure" quotient is up there with the works of Tsui Hark, right from the underwater kung-fu battle which opens proceedings.
The whole thing is defiantly macho, and quite deliberately so: Wu flat-out said the purpose of the film was to "inspire men to become real men, and encourage women to go for real men." Gender equality is notable by its absence: when Rachel tries to stand up to Leng and stay in the war-zone, she is literally picked up and carried over to the rescue chopper. She might as well be spanked and told to go make him a sandwich. At the risk of stating the bleedin' obvious: if you're looking for subtlety or shades of grey, look elsewhere. The strokes here are so broad they belong on a billboard, yet as blunt instruments go, it's briskly entertaining, and well-enough crafted I enjoyed it more than most big-budget Western action films.
Celina Jade
Hans Zhang
Wu Jing
Dawning of the Dead (2017)
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"All men make mistakes, but only wise men learn from their mistakes", an inspiring quote by Winston Churchill. In our daily work, we assist clients who have fallen victim to cybercrime, where cybersecurity has failed to prevent, detect and respond to an attack in time. Never wasting a good crisis, our clients are eager to solve the issues and emerge stronger. In this session, we will share the war stories from the trenches and the mistakes others have made, so that you can learn. You will listen to and discuss firsthand real live experiences from incident responders and cybersecurity experts. You will leave the session with a set of practical tips and a better understanding on how to prevent other organizations mistakes.
Are the Apps That Run Your Business Also Your Achilles' Heel?
Business critical applications (BCAs) are at the heart of businesses, but not enough is being done to keep them secure. Enterprise resource planning systems (ERPs), Banking Payment Systems and the individual applications that often, but not always, sit under these umbrellas are critical. They are at the centre of operations from HR, payroll and accounting to manufacturing, logistics, inventory management and supply-chain planning.
Without BCAs, it's hard for hospitals to have medicines, for automakers to source critical components, for retailers to stock stores, for brewers to make beer. But, in spite of them being an obvious target for serious attackers, organisations currently do little to afford them special protection. This session will review CyberArk-sponsored research in eight Western European economies that - troublingly - finds that BCAs are mostly protected by generic cyber defences that don't distinguish between low-value data or services and those that are absolutely essential, potentially undermining the tools that are at the very heart of modern businesses.
The Challenge: The estimated cost of cyber-attacks per year is $1 trillion (World Economic Forum, 2018) and increasingly Boards are worried about potential lawsuits and fines from a Cyber breach. In addition, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) now poses fines of up to ?20 million for companies that don't comply with the Regulation, on top of the damage a breach could cause to an organisation's reputation.
This session will provide the Executive Boards with a briefing to ensure Boards are provided with critical knowledge and understanding of Cyber Security and Information Assurance necessary to improve an organisation's Cyber Resiliency.
Many companies have difficulty innovating. A typical innovation process falls somewhere between a traditional phase gated approach at one end of the spectrum and modern design thinking at the other end. Neither are perfect, and this talk argues that it is possible to combine the strengths of both to achieve hyper-innovation.
The 5 critical success factors and the balance shift in Control and Trust (I object against the classic auditor statement: Trust is Good, Control is better in relationship with Secure by Design).
Disruption alters, destroys but also creates value. You realize the need to act once revenue starts to shift, which is happening at a faster pace than most would think. Disruption can be a great thing if you act upon it, but it's a threat if you watch idly. We will discuss how CIOs and CISOs can be proactive and act on disruption by figuring out how to identify, prioritize and respond.
Security systems can be complex to implement, however some of them are at least easy to explain - malware is always bad and some web sites are always inappropriate for business. Cloud is different and we need to come from a different angle. Some cloud services may be high risk, but even low risk services can be used in a high risk manner. Our security approach needs to understand content, context and user behaviour to ensure appropriate policies. This presentation reviews current cloud adoption, shares anecdotes about cloud security and makes hard-hitting recommendations on what you need to do. Information from this presentation can be shared back in your organisation to make the case for a comprehensive cloud adoption team to address cloud needs.
While new technology and solutions can help CISOs make more, faster and better decisions for an organization, nothing will take the place of a highly talented workforce. CISOs need to be great recruiters of talent but even more importantly growing the skills and capabilities of their team providing engaging and challenging opportunities for people. One of the big issues here is what makes people fit for the job? What competences at what level do you need? Currently, there appear a myriad of functions related to cyber security; how to make sense out of this?
Be specific in what you request for the job. Requiring one basic certification will not solve the job.
It's not just the knowledge, it's also the ability to use that knowledge (skill).
Supply chain has been around a long time and often no one understands the journey that products such as sun glasses or fruit happens before you purchase them at the store. Technology today is drastically simplified the supply chain experience. As a result, enabling trade has become a challenge and impossible if we do not improve our processes, invest in technology, and leverage the vast list of new technologies we are getting for us to use.
Digital transformation is one thing, but the possibilities we can have when we fully integrate data, flows or predictive analysis are unmeasurable. This session will cover the future of supply chain and its impact on global trade. | {
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播放 I am a beacon of knowledge blazing out across a black sea of ignorance.
播放 "The honorable Donté Panlin, at your service."
Pangolier's response to killing 昆卡 播放 "What to do with a drunken sailor? Simple. Stab him in the heart." refers to the famous folk song/sea shanty Drunken Sailor (Also known as What Shall We Do with a/the Drunken Sailor?).
Pangolier's response to meeting 死亡先知 as ally 播放 "Try to look on the bright side of life." is a reference to Eric Idle's famous song Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life, featured in the classic Monty Python movie Life of Brian IMDB.
Pangolier's response to meeting ally 莱恩 播放 "Which level of hell is your favorite, Lion? I prefer the second. Or perhaps the seventh." alludes to Dante Alighieri's famous work: Divine Comedy. There are Nine Circles of Hell in Dante's work: the second is Lust, and the seventh is Violence, indicative of Pangolier's personality. Pangolier's name Donté Panlin also bears resemblance to Dante Alighieri.
Pangolier's rivalry response towards 巫医 播放 "In my professional opinion? You're dead." is a direct quote from the Medic from Team Fortress 2. | {
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Henri Pourrat (7 May 1887 in Ambert (Puy de Dome) – 16 July 1959 in Ambert) was a French writer and anthropologist who collected the oral literature of the Auvergne.
After attending the College d'Ambert and the Lycee Henri IV in Paris, Henri Pourrat was destined to pursue a career in agriculture and was admitted at the Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon in 1905. However, due to an infection with tuberculosis, he sought a more healthy climate in the valleys of Monts Dore and in the Livradois and Forez regions, which he would roam in countless hikes over the next fifty years.
He lived in a house at Vernet-la-Varenne. The enforced leisure, spent with reading and walking, developed in him the need to write. The work of Henri Pourrat would eventually comprise hundreds of books, including novels, biographies, collections of stories and poems. From 1916 on he and his brother Paul were friends with the young Alexander Vialatte (1901–1971). In 1948 he permanently settled in the sub-prefecture Ambert of the Puy-de-Dôme department from which he originated.
In 1926 he received an honorary degree of the University of Dublin. He obtained special recognition by the literary critics for his monumental The Valor, pranks and adventures of Jasper of the mountains (4 volumes, 1921–1931 and final edition in one volume by Albin Michel), for which he was awarded the Prize Figaro (1921, Volume 1) and the Grand Prix du Roman of the Académie française (1931 overall). In 1941 he received the Prix Goncourt for Vent de Mars and in the same year obtained the Muteau [fr] Prize of the French Academy for his historical book Man with a spade.
He occasionally contributed to Le Courrier français.
The last decade of his life was dedicated to what he regarded as his masterpiece, The Treasure of the tales.
Between the world wars he contributed to the weekly Le Flambeau of the far right Croix-de-feu.
On 14 October 1940, at the invitation of Pourrat, who championed a return to the roots, Marshal Philippe Pétain, head of Vichy France, came "to a meeting of working people" in Ambert, near Vichy, visited the paper mill, the oldest in the Livradois [fr] region, and took possession of a ream of paper watermarked with his emblem. On this occasion Henry Pourrat published "The French Peasant" and "The French leader" articles dedicated to Marshal Petain and his policy of Back to the Earth. Subsequently, Henry Pourrat departed from the National Revolution, writing in letters about his change of political affiliation.
Founder of the association La Feuille Blanche, Pourrat created the Moulin Richard de Bas, a museum dedicated to paper, and tried to set up a graphic arts village. The museum was inaugurated on 3 July 1943 in the presence of Georges Henri Riviere, director of the Musée national des Arts et Traditions Populaires.
The Association "Friends of Henri Pourrat" tried to preserve his work from oblivion. In 1979, to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of the writer, FR3 Auvergne Radio conducted a series of 10 programs for the series "History talk" (Histoire d'en parler) by Christian Lassalas. Excerpts of these broadcasts were recorded on the audio cassette "Recollections of Henri Pourrat" published by "The Friends of Henri Pourrat." On it testimony of Lucien Gachon [fr], Jean Banière, Claude Pourrat, Annette Pourrat, Roger Gardes, Michel Versepuy and the voice of Henri Pourrat can be heard.
His work is highly diverse: early poems, novels, biographies, historical essays, philosophical or religious stories. Far from the narrow context of regionalism, Auvergne folk tales for him were the best place to discover and understand the nature and spirit of the farmer and thereby "attain the universal." He devoted almost twelve to thirteen years of his life to sift through the monumental treasure of tales to which he attached great importance.
Many of his works were illustrated by his friend François Angeli [fr] (13 February 1890 – 30 May 1974), the brother of Jean Angeli (also Jean l'Olagne, 1886–1915), a childhood friend of Henry Pourrat.
Sur la colline ronde, avec Jean l'Olagne, roman, Imprimerie Moderne, 1912, réédition: La Colline Ronde, Gallimard, 1927.
Les Montagnards, poème, Payot, 1919. Prix Archon-Desperouses.
Liberté, poème, Societé Littéraire de France, 1921.
Les jardins sauvages, essai, Gallimard, 1923.
La combe délaissée, Pigeonnier, 1925.
Le mauvais garçon, roman, Gallimard, 1925.
Les Devins, Ducros et Colas, 1926.
La Fontaine au Bois Dormant, Les Cahiers de Paris, 1926.
Dans l'herbe des trois vallées, essai, Bloud et Gay, 1927; Albin Michel, 1943.
Ceux d'Auvergne, Horizons de France collection types et coutumes, 1928, Abin Michel, 1939.
La ligne verte, Gallimard, 1929.
La veillée de Novembre, La Tortue, 1929; Ed. de la Cigale, 1937.
Le meneur de loups, Pigeonnier, 1930.
Le bosquet pastoral, Gallimard, 1931.
La bataille du Puy-de-Dôme, Denoël et Steele, 1931.
L'Auvergne. Les Limagnes, coll. Les beaux Pays, Arthaud, 1932.
Les sorciers du canton, Gallimard, 1933.
Monts et merveilles, roman, Albin Michel, 1934.
Au fort de l'Auvergne, coll. Les beaux Pays, Arthaud, 1935.
La Cité perdue, SPES, 1935.
Contes de la bûcheronne, Mame, 1936.
Toucher terre, La Cigale, 1936.
La Porte du verger, La Cigale, 1938.
Visages de l'Auvergne, avec Lucien Gachon, André Bossuat, Henri CHarlier et Alexandre Vialatte, Horizons de France, 1938.
Georges ou les journées d'Avril, roman, Gallimard, 1940.
Le Paysan français, Sorlot, 1940.
Vent de mars, Gallimard, 1941. Prix Goncourt.
Le Chef français, Laffont, 1942.
Sully et sa grande passion, Flammarion, 1942.
Le Blé de Noël, Le Sagittaire, 1943.
La Maison-Dieu, L'Épervier, 1943; Albin Michel, 1944.
Le Temps qu'il fait, Colbert, 1944.
Sous le Pommier (Les Proverbes de la Terre ou le Commencement de la Sagesse), Albin michel, 1945.
Les Saints Patrons, Imagerie Française, 1945.
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Q: Issues with precompiled headers? Hopefully someone can help because I'm lost. When running my program earlier, it worked fine, now for some reason I get the error message
fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header. Did you forget to add '#include "stdafx.h"' to your source?
which I did include the header. The goal was to create a program which prints the time and date and be able to input the size of the window and font and background color having two different files. The first file is as follows.
#include "TimeClass.h"
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Class to help with the usage of time.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CTimeClass::CTimeClass()
{
// Notice that the time is stored whenever this time object is created.
// Use this to your advantage in "main".
// "m_st" holds the time and date information.
GetLocalTime(&m_st);
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CTimeClass::~CTimeClass()
{
// Empty - Nothing to destroy here.
}
short CTimeClass::Year()
{
// Place your code here to return the year as a short.
ConsoleTime ct;
short year = ct.wYear;
return year;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
string CTimeClass::Month()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
int month = cm.wMonth;
if (month == 0)
return "January";
else if (month == 1)
return "February";
else if (month == 2)
return "March";
else if (month == 3)
return "April";
else if (month == 4)
return "May";
else if (month == 5)
return "June";
else if (month == 6)
return "July";
else if (month == 7)
return "August";
else if (month == 8)
return "September";
else if (month == 9)
return "October";
else if (month == 10)
return "November";
else if (month == 11)
return "December";
else
return "error";
// Place your code here to return the month as a string.
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
short CTimeClass::Day()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
short day = ct.wDay;
return day;
// Place your code here to return the day as a short.
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
string CTimeClass::DayOfWeek()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
int day == st.wDayOfWeek;
if (day == 0)
return "Sunday";
else if (day == 1)
return "Monday";
else if (day == 2)
return "Tuesday";
else if (day == 3)
return "Wednesday";
else if (day == 4)
return "Thursday";
else if (day == 5)
return "Friday";
else if (day == 6)
return "Saturday";
else
return "error";
// Place your code here to return the day of the week as a string.
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
short CTimeClass::Hour()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
short hour = ct.wHour;
return hour;
// Place your code here to return the hour as a short.
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
short CTimeClass::Minute()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
short minute = ct.wMinute;
return minute;
// Place your code here to return the minute as a short.
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
short CTimeClass::Second()
{
ConsoleTime ct;
short second = ct.wSecond;
return second;
// Place your code here to return the second as a short.
}
Below is my second file.
// ConsoleWindowClock.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console
application.
//
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "ConsoleClass.h"
#include "TimeClass.h"
#include <iomanip>
#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int width;
int height;
int fontsize;
int text;
int background;
int userclass;
int time;
userclass.ConsoleColor(text, background);
userclass.ConsoleWindowSize(width, height);
userclass.FontSize(fontsize);
cout << "This is the console window clock" << endl;
cout << "Please enter the window size in characters: " << endl;
cin >> width;
cin >> height;
cout << "Please enter the font size: " << endl;
cin >> fontsize;
cout << "Enter the Text color (0=Red, 1=Green, 2=Blue, -1=Random): " <<
endl;
cin >> text;
cout << "Enter the background color (0=Red, 1=Green, 2=Blue, -1=Random): "
<< endl;
cin >> background;
while (true)
{
cout << "The time is: " << time.Hour() << ":" << time.Minute() << ":" <<
time.Second() << endl;
cout << "The day of the week is: " << time.DayOfWeek() << endl;
cout << "The month, day, and year are: " << time.Month() << " " <<
time.Day() << ", " << time.Year() << endl;
Sleep(1000);
}
return 0;
}
Any help would be greatly appreciated, sorry for the long post.
A: You have messed up comments:
// ConsoleWindowClock.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console
application.
//
should be
// ConsoleWindowClock.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console
// application.
Also you should include precompiled header before TimeClass.h in the first file.
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "TimeClass.h"
A: Have you reviewed your "TimeClass.h"? I had seen similar error which was originated from the .h file.
I know this should be in a comment but don't have enough repute for that :(
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Since 2005, several girls and boys have had all their tuition and full-board fees paid by kind individuals and organisations in the UK. Today, we are very proud that several of them are at university and are nearing the end of degrees in, for example, aviation, mechanical engineering, teaching and computer science. If you or your organisation are interested in sponsoring a child through secondary school, please email us for more information. | {
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This article was first published in the Irish Times, 18 February 2022.
Katharine Byrne is head of corporate financing for BDO and her role is to advise owner manager, high growth, and ambitious Irish companies.
"That includes all manner of advice including buying a company, selling a company, fundraising and even succession planning," she says. Byrne has been working in M&A for 20 years and really enjoys it.
"The biggest trends we are witnessing with the evolution of the Irish M&A system is the internationalisation of this sector. International capital has been flowing into Ireland and that in turn has driven a lot of confidence and allowed Irish companies to scale and expand.
"Previously Irish companies might have grown to a certain size and then they would have sold out. Whereas now, ambitious management teams and owners are looking beyond the limits of Irish borders into the UK, Europe and further afield.
"In simple terms, M&A activity is underpinned by confidence."
Byrne notes that this confidence definitely took a hit, first by Brexit and then Covid, but the speed of the recovery impressed her. In 2019, BDO did 1,500 transactions and in 2020 that was up to 2020.
While tech is still the busiest sector, Byrne and BDO also saw growth in healthcare, notably nursing homes, while renewables attracted a lot of institutional capital, and finance was also busy, with consolidation in this sector, mostly focused on insurance.
Richard Grey, head of M&A at A&L Goodbody, also had the same experience with Covid.
"From an overall perspective, Covid did not have a significant dampening effect on M&A activity and particularly in the context of 2021 which was one of the busiest years ever from an M&A activity perspective. By June 2020 however M&A activity had rapidly returned as acquirers returned to the market, and the 18-month period from June 2020 to December 2021 saw an unprecedented level of activity from an M&A perspective," he says.
Going forward, Grey expects an increased focus on sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) regulation and compliance to drive increased M&A activity in targets which have attractive sustainability credentials, in particular in the area of renewable energy.
"From an Irish perspective, we expect to see an increasing level of US private equity activity in Ireland in the coming years. This activity will be driven by large US private equity sponsors who historically have been active in the market, but also by increased focus on and activity in Ireland by mid-market US private equity sponsors and growth equity providers.
"Another trend which we see emerging, both in Ireland and more broadly, is the increase of a number of private equity funds who are prepared to take minority stakes in businesses. While traditionally private equity funds have focused on acquiring controlling stakes in targets, in recent years a number of UK and US private equity funds have introduced minority funds which allow them to take minority stakes in acquisition targets.
"This has made the private equity option more attractive from a vendor's perspective in that it can now offer both a minority and a majority investment option. We see this flexibility as a trend which is likely to continue and increase in the coming years," says Grey.
Partner and head of M&A business for Deloitte Anya Cummins echoes these views.
"We have seen a big focus on resilience and quality of earnings. Most of the activity has been directed towards sectors where businesses have proven to be resilient to the impact of the pandemic or have even managed to grow.
"There is an abundance of transactional activity in areas such as technology, and in particular in disruptive technologies in health tech, financial services, fintech, private health care and renewable energies.
"Another emerging trend is towards raising growth capital as opposed to pure sales. We did 34 deals last year with investors coming into the Irish market looking for value. The acceleration of globalisation has made more capital available here, also there is capital raised by private equity funds which has not been spent – this is a real use it or lose it burning holes in their pockets."
Overall, she views the combination of active investors seeking opportunities and ambitious management teams looking to grow as creating a heightened and transactional environment.
Andreas McConnell and Bernard McEvoy, partners with law firm Philip Lee, note that their sector is facing a dearth of good quality lawyers with experience in the M&A sector. They both expect consolidation will be an important factor in the M&A market in 2022, as larger companies look to make strategic acquisitions with a consequential exit for owners of smaller businesses.
"In M&A transactions this is largely done through a comprehensive legal and financial due diligence exercise. If it doesn't stack up, then don't do it," says McEvoy.
Alan Kelly, director and head of M&A with Focus Capital, is facing similar talent acquisition challenges as Philip Lee.
"The biggest challenge is hiring good quality people into corporate finance," says Kelly. "But the overall market is very positive; there is still significant capital in the market. We are witnessing more deal flexibility which is in vendors' favour."
Another reason for the flow of capital into the Irish M&A market is value. As Byrne notes: "The reality is that Irish firms are discounted in value terms compared to the UK. But increasingly perceived territorial boundaries are not relevant. A good project here can potentially scale anywhere in the world. That allows larger institutional funders to look at mid-tier companies which is great news for great companies in Ireland."
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The Buffington Hotel is a historic hotel in Westville, Oklahoma, United States. The brick building was built in 1912 and features an arcade of round-arch windows on the East and South facades. The hotel was the premiere hotel in Westville when the town was railway stop. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. The hotel has been greatly altered from its original form, including; the southeast breezeway having been bricked off and a room created and the second story bay windows covered in aluminum siding. The owner as of 2014 is a Westville man named Bud Rose. The hotel had been used as multi-unit housing until 2004, when Mr. Rose converted the entire downstairs into a personal residence. The upstairs twenty-one rooms are now vacant.
Buffington Hotel was recently purchased and is now undergoing renovations. Renovation began in early 2020 and progress has been slowed due to the pandemic, but the hotel is looking better than it has in the past few years.
References
Westville Record (Westville, OK), November 29, 1912.
External links
Oklahoma National Register Properties photo
Buildings and structures in Adair County, Oklahoma
Hotel buildings completed in 1910
Hotel buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Oklahoma
National Register of Historic Places in Adair County, Oklahoma
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High Court judge rules phones boxes need planning permission in landmark case
Clamp down by Westminster City Council after telecom companies submitted hundreds of applications for digital kiosks with advertising screens
by Joe Mellor
in Must Reads, Property
Phones boxes with digital screens for advertising need planning permission, a High Court judge ruled in a landmark case.
Westminster City Council went to court after telecom companies submitted hundreds of applications for the phone boxes, known as digital kiosks.
If all of 300 applications had been approved there would be one phone box every 15 metres along Edgware Road.
The case involved New World Payphones, which has been rolling out the digital, wi-fi-enabled boxes since the end of 2016.
The authority said the phone boxes serve little purpose other than for companies to advertise in high profile locations like Oxford Street, Victoria Street, Edgware Road and Baker Street, and that "most people would struggle to think when they last used a pay phone".
It claimed for twenty years they have been "obsolete", and end up as "anti-social behaviour magnets or x-rated display boards for private escort services and drug dealers".
Until now, councils had little power to block the applications under historical rules.
The rules have treated phone boxes as 'permitted development', meaning planning permission has not been required, limiting a council's grounds for refusing an application.
Mr Justice Duncan Ouseley said the arguments from the council "reflect a growing concern" about the rapid increase in the number of applications.
He said: "These grounds reflect a growing concern, at least within the City Council's area, about a proliferation of prior approval applications in relation to telephone kiosks along with advertising consents.
"It contends that little use is made of the kiosks for electronic communications, and that the electronic communications network operator, many of which are owned by advertising companies, see the kiosk as a means of displaying advertisements."
Concluding that the council's case should be upheld, Judge Ouseley said: "I do not consider that the evidence here could permit of any conclusion other than that the kiosk served a dual purpose.
"Part of its purpose was for the operator's network, as a telephone kiosk.
"Part of it was to be the electrified advertising panel.
"The panel was for the purpose of displaying advertisements.
"It was not ancillary or incidental to the kiosk, nor legally insignificant. It does not matter whether it would have been lit if no advertisements were displayed."
Westminster City Council cabinet member for place shaping and planning, Councillor Richard Beddoe, described the ruling as "a red letter day."
He said: "This ruling gives council's across the country back control of their pavements.
"Most people would struggle to think when they last used a payphone.
"For twenty years they have been obsolete, and just end up as anti-social behaviour magnets or x-rated display boards for private escort services and drug dealers.
"The last thing phone boxes are now used for is phoning people.
"Instead, advertisers see them as high visibility advert hoardings.
"While we've had some success refusing and removing unwanted phone boxes it has been an expensive and lengthy process, telecoms companies can see the opportunity to make a quick buck and the applications have poured in.
"Hopefully this ruling will make telecoms companies reconsider installing advertising hoardings on our streets."
Westminster already has more than 1,000 phone boxes and last year the council conducted a survey of the existing ones,finding many were neglected, out of service or disused.
This decision has far reaching consequences for companies looking to install phone boxes for advertising purposes, not only in Westminster but across London and nationally.
The council said it throws into question recent approvals for thousands of phone boxes across the country and means where structures, panels and other equipment are sought to be erected for the purposes of advertising displays, then such development cannot "piggy back" on an application for prior approval for a telecommunications kiosk.
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Joe Mellor
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Citibank sues for $176m payment made in error
US banking giant Citigroup has asked a federal court to force hedge fund Brigade Capital to return $176m (£134m).
The money is part of the $900m the bank accidentally transferred to creditors of the struggling cosmetics company Revlon.
The bank says it meant to send Brigade just $1.5m to cover interest on a loan the hedge fund holds.
Citigroup blames the accidental over-payment on an "operational mistake".
In a filing to the Southern District of New York Court, Citigroup said it meant to make interest payments on behalf of Revlon but transferred amounts more than 100 times the size intended.
"When Citibank discovered the mistake, it promptly asked the recipients to return its money," America's third-largest bank said in the filing.
Citigroup was preparing to step down as the administrative agent for the Revlon loan when it accidentally wired roughly $900m to the lenders' last week amid a bitter fight between the cosmetics company and creditors.
Some of those that received the over-payments have returned the money to Citigroup, while others, including Brigade, did not immediately give the money back.
Brigade was supposed to receive interest on a $174.7m loan, according to the complaint.
It instead got $176.2m and has refused to repay the funds "despite crystal-clear evidence that the payments were made in error," Citigroup said, noting that the money belonged to the bank, not Revlon.
Revlon has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and Brigade is one the creditors that has sued the company over its debt restructuring plans.
Citigroup declined to comment further on the case. Brigade did not immediately respond to a BBC request for comment.
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We are in the Final of the Carabao Cup: Spurs 2 Brentford 0
Hopefully, Mourinho can go one better and do what Pochettino failed to do; win that trophy for us (one of many). Jose reached another Carabao Cup final as we saw off the challenge of Brentford.
I was watching the game on my iPad and at the same time listening to it on the radio. When we scored, I nearly hit the roof, when we scored our second I was doing the duck walk (think Chuck Berry).
As the final will be in April, I hope that by then the virus will have subsided and we are let back in. It would be a terrible final with no fans. It would be even more awful when (no "if's" here, I have full confidence) we lift the trophy, and nobody is there to cheer our team on. Just think when Liverpool hoisted the league title aloft, it was like a ghost town. Only the ghosts of the dead and TV audience witnessed such low key palaver.
Moussa Sissoko's excellent header and a brilliant (magnificent) finish from Son were enough for us to book a trip to Wembley. Yes, we are on our way to Wembley, and my knees have gone all… (well, why not). It didn't help, or maybe it did, but I finished off a bottle of white before the match (perhaps that is our good luck charm, I get pissed and we win!).
As for Brentford, well, their Ivan Toney thought he had equalised midway through the second half, but his strike was ruled out for offside after a VAR check.
I must admit Brentford took the battle to us and were a stern test, but they ended up disappointed, and the knife was stuck in and twisted when midfielder Josh Dasilva was sent off six minutes from the end for a very nasty and bloody foul on Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
We are now looking for our first trophy since 2008, and I was there, as I hope to be there this time; now we play one of the Manchester clubs. Who do I want? Well, we've played them both, so either will be hard—nobody, who is going to Wembley, will be a pushover.
As for Mourinho, well he has won the trophy on four occasions and is the third manager to reach an EFL Cup final with three different clubs.
We've waited so long for a trophy, I won't say we've waited that long for a final, as we went to the Madrid Final in the Champions League, unfortunately, because of Pochettino's team selection we lost out (yes, I blame Poch). Nevertheless, it was a brilliant day with brilliant memories… only the result put a dampener on it. Anyway, back to the present… and hopefully we can go on and lift the Carabao cup. We've won it four times before, hopefully, this will be our 5th. We were football League Cup Winners in 1970/1971, 1972/1973, 1998/1999, 2007/2008. One of those years ended in a one (as 2021 does), however, we also won the FA Cup in 1901, 1921, the league title in 1951, the double in 1961, and as mentioned, the League Cup in 1971 and in 1981 and 1991, we won the FA Cup again (those were the days!). Will 2021 be a great year for us? I've seen all these trophies lifted – in person – except in 1901 (my grandad went with his dad to that one), 1921 (he went to that one as well) and 1951 (he went with my dad). And in 1961 my dad and grandad took me to the lifting of the League trophy, and I was also at the FA Cup final for that year as well). It is in the blood. And I've got all the Cup Final programmes, except 1901.
Mourinho is good at winning trophies and has won trophies at all the clubs he has been to, this club (our club) is no exception. And this League cup competition has always been a building block strategy for going on to far more tremendous successes. I have faith (and a good feeling) that he will be good for us and the start of another round of those Glory Glory nights & days and our Cockeral crowing like he hasn't crowed for a very long time.
This is what separates Mourinho from Pochettino, he regards the EFL Cup as vital in making his mark at a new club and giving his players, us, the supporters, confidence and then goes on to more incredible things. Unlike Pochettino, who had no time for this competition or the FA Cup. As I said in my previous article, he should have learnt to walk before trying to run… he ended up leaving the club with nothing, absolutely bugger all. Anyway, he is the past (but I thank him for what he had done for us).
Mourinho's first trophy, in his first season at Chelsea, was the 2005 League Cup. It was the first trophy of his second spell there too, as he won it in 2015. He then marked his first season at Manchester United by winning it again in 2017. A good omen, or what?
As for Brentford, well, they were a plucky little thing and gave their all, but they failed in their first significant semi-final, but there is no doubt bigger things await this excellent team. They were never outplayed at any stage. Full marks to them!
Jose Mourinho, speaking to Sky Sports said: "It's a game that takes us to a final at – probably, but I hope not – an empty Wembley but of course I'm very happy. We've had London derbies and other games but this is the match that took us to a final. The final is now in our pocket for three months. We have to wait for the final so we have to focus on what we have coming up. We have the FA Cup, the Premier League, the Europa League, so let's forget the final for now. But when April arrives, we have to be ready and to fight for the trophy. The game was always under control. They had the offside goal, when the ball goes in the air you cannot press the ball, you just have to try to get to the first and second ball."
We have reached our ninth League/EFL Cup final (winning four) with only Liverpool appearing in more (12).
In all competitions, Brentford has never won an away match against us in eight attempts (D2 L6), with their last win against us in March 1948 in a league match at Griffin Park.
Jose Mourinho is just the third manager to reach the League/EFL Cup final with three different clubs (Chelsea, Manchester United, Spurs), after Ron Atkinson (Manchester United, Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa) and Ron Saunders (Norwich, Manchester City, Aston Villa).
For the first time in 17 games in all competitions (W9 D7), Brentford lost since a 2-3 league defeat by Stoke in October.
Moussa Sissoko netted his first goal in 37 appearances for us in all competitions, since scoring against Burnley in the Premier League in December 2019.
Sergio Reguilon registered his fourth assist for us this season in all competitions, a total only Harry Kane (14) and Son (8) can better for the club.
Ex-Arsenal, Josh Dasilva's red card was Brentford's second in their past three away games in all competitions, as many as they picked up in their previous 35 on the road.
What next for us?
On Sunday (10th) we are away to Marine, at their Travel Arena stadium and kick-off is at 5pm. I believe it will be shown on BBC TV. Our next league game will be three days later on the 13 January at 8.15 pm. This is against Villa.
Best regards, stay safe and look after yourselves… yes, we are in the Final.
Glenn COYS!
Match Preview; Spurs v Brentford in the EFL CUP – SEMI-FINAL
Covid 19 vaccine: the club offers the stadium – again – for the roll-out of the COVID-19 jab. | {
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Here are the top ten countries from which the blog has received visits in the past week.
This week's total: 2,032 (last week: 2,045). These are aggregates of figures from the top ten countries only. Blogger's analytics doesn't show the numbers of pageviews below the tenth-ranking country and they don't show the cumulative total including those additional countries, which is undoubtedly larger than the number shown above.
The world map at the top of this post is the graphic that I see on the stats page. The darker the green, the more pageviews from that country. I can see different versions of that map for "now" (i.e. in the last two hours), "today", "this week", "this month" and "all time". They're updated each time I look at them.
Labels: Canada, France, Germany, India, Russia, Spain, Turkey, UK, Ukraine, USA
APPEALS AHEAD OF EDL MARCH
This article appears in today's Leicester Mercury (with an expanded version on its website):
by Ciaran Fagan
Muslim community leaders have urged people to stay away from a protest against the English Defence League, (EDL), in Leicester this weekend.
The Leicestershire Federation of Muslim Organisations, (FMO), has written to its members, including mosques and various community groups, across the city and county ahead of Saturday's planned event.
Leicester members of the EDL announced earlier this week that they intend to march from the Clock Tower to the war memorial in Victoria Park to lay a wreath in memory of Drummer Lee Rigby, the soldier who was murdered in London last week.
Leicester Unite Against Fascism is preparing a counter-protest.
Suleman Nagdi, spokesman for the FMO, said: "We are advising people it is better to stay away because of the risk of confrontation.
"It is right to pay respects to Drummer Lee Rigby but you have to ask whether it is necessary to march through the city centre."
The EDL has said its members would not wear the group's branded clothing, drink alcohol or chant throughout the march.
The march is also expected to only attract its local supporters.
Mr Nagdi also urged people not to react to rumours which may circulate on social networking sites or via text messages.
He said: "In many cases this information is not accurate. The police will be providing regular updates up to and including Saturday."
Leicestershire Police said it was talking to both Leicester Unite Against Fascism and the EDL.
In a statement issued this afternoon, the force said: "We are expecting relatively small, low-key events, which will be peaceful and respectful in nature, and which will cause a minimum of disruption.
"We are not expecting people to travel from outside Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland for either of these events – there are similar events in neighbouring counties on Saturday.
"We will adopt a low-key policing style, with appropriate contingencies in place.
"We do not expect either event to disrupt normal business in the city centre, and encourage people planning to visit the city centre on Saturday to continue with those plans.
"We are talking with the organisers of both events to remind them of their obligations to ensure safe and peaceful events."
The three city councillors who represent the Castle ward, which includes the city centre and Victoria Park, jointly condemned the EDL's decision to march.
Patrick Kitterick, Lynn Moore and Neil Clayton said the EDL should not be allowed to march through the city.
Councillor Kitterick said: "The English Defence League could pay its tribute without marching through the city centre. There is absolutely no need for them to do this.
"Any counter demonstration needs to be peaceful and respectful."
In a joint statement, the three councillors said: "As Castle Ward Councillors we wish to totally condemn and dissociate ourselves from the potential decision by senior officers of the police and city council to allow the EDL to march in Leicester on Saturday.
"We wish it to be made clear that no consultation took place with ourselves before this decision was made and if it had we would have asked for the march to be stopped.
"We call on anyone who wishes to pay tribute to Drummer Lee Rigby to do so as individuals and communities as thousands have done.
"The decision of the EDL to do this as a group and incorporate a march through the city shows that they are cynically exploiting the death of a young man for their own political aims.
"We call on senior officers of the police and council to ban the proposed march which has nothing to do with paying tribute to Drummer Lee Rigby and everything to do with dividing our city."
Labels: Clock Tower, English Defence League, Federation of Muslim Organisations, Lee Rigby, Leicester Mercury, Lynn Moore, Neil Clayton, Patrick Kitterick, Suleman Nagdi, Unite Against Fascism, Victoria Park
AFGHAN ASYLUM SEEKER RELEASED
by Adrian Troughton
An Afghan asylum seeker who was due to be deported has been released from detention.
Campaigners yesterday said they were delighted after Abdul Ghafar Rajabali arrived back in Leicester.
The 23-year-old, who feared he would be killed if sent back to Afghanistan, was taken to a detention centre near Gatwick airport 10 days ago.
However, the Home Office yesterday confirmed he had been released temporarily and that his case was being reviewed.
Pam Inder, chairman of the Leicester City of Sanctuary group, which has been working with Mr Rajabali, said all Mr Rajabali's supporters were "very happy".
She said: "We understand it is only a temporary release but it is always better not to be in prison than be in prison.
"Abdul's position is still very precarious. At least he knows he is with friends.
"I have spoken to him on the phone and will see him in the next few days."
Mr Rajabali's parents and family were murdered when he was a baby.
He entered Britain illegally as a traumatised 16-year-old in August 2006, after fleeing to escape being forced to fight for the Taliban.
He applied for asylum but was turned down and started living rough in Leicester.
Mr Rajabali was detained on May 10 by the Border Agency. He was released on Wednesday night and arrived back in Leicester early yesterday morning.
Ms Inder said Mr Rajabali has been overwhelmed by the support he has received from people in Leicester.
She said: "He was very emotional when I spoke to him and he said he was very grateful for all the support from everyone in Leicester.
"As I understand it, he will have to have an interview with Home Office officials in the next few days and could even be re-detained.
"I must stress that this is not a solution to this matter and that it could rumble on for years before we get a final decision on whether Abdul can stay in this country."
Leicester City of Sanctuary has helped Mr Rajabali in his dealings with the Border Agency. The group started an e-petition calling on Home Secretary Teresa May to stop his deportation, which has so far been backed by more than 3,500 people.
Leicester South MP Jon Ashworth, who took up Mr Rajabali's case with the Home Office, welcomed the news he had been released from detention.
He said: "I am pleased that Mr Rajabali has been released from the detention centre and is back in Leicester with friends and supporters.
"We shall carry on supporting him in his fight to stay in the UK."
A Home Office spokesman confirmed Mr Rajabali had been released on Wednesday.
He said: "Mr Rajabali was released from detention after providing further information in relation to his case, which is now being considered."
Labels: Abdul Ghafar Rajabali, Afghanistan, City of Sanctuary, Home Office, Jon Ashworth MP, Taliban
FIRST PERSON: RESPONSIBILITY THAT EACH OF US MUST SHOULDER
Suleman Nagdi has written the First Person column in today's Leicester Mercury:
Responsibility that each of us must shoulder
Society should come together and oust radical extremists - wherever they are, says Suleman Nagdi
The cold-blooded murder of Drummer Lee Rigby has once again cast a spotlight on radicalisation and raised questions about its causes. The notion of individuals driven by a particular cause to commit acts of murder and destruction is abhorrent to the majority, but what leads these individuals to shun society and and develop this hatred for their fellow human beings?
There is no faith which condones extremist violence, even though faith is quite often used as a mask to further the extremists' geo-political aims.
The radicalised can also include far right extremists, animal rights activists and separatist movements - ultimately, anyone who sees their cause as a justification for their extremist behaviour.
Unfortunately, we all too often associate radicalisation with Islam. But extremists comprise a very small minority and are predominantly detached from the mainstream Muslim majority.
The 2012 Home Affairs Select Committee report on the Roots of Radicalisation, chaired by Keith Vaz MP, identified a number of drivers for radicalisation which we are familiar with but also suggested that "radicalised individuals come from a wide range of backgrounds" and are "demographically unremarkable".
There can be many sources of radicalisation, including institutions. However, as the home affairs report identified, it is most likely to be the internet.
Disillusioned and disenfranchised individuals are more likely to be using private premises to access extremist sources from the internet.
We must adopt a unified approach to tackling extremism. It is a shared responsibility for all in society and not simply the responsibility of one group, faith or organisation.
This responsibility needs to be borne by our many institutions and centres.
We also need to teach our children the dangers of the internet and must monitor their use of internet sites as the shadowy sources of extremist hate and radicalism are only too easily a click or two away.
From an early age, we need to eradicate any opportunity for extremism to take root in the minds of our young people.
It is very difficult to identify an individual who is being radicalised and therefore we all need to remain conscious of our responsibilities.
There are organisations such as East Midlands Community Contact Unit, of which I am part, and the Channel project, which seeks to provide a multi-agency approach to helping vulnerable people who may be targets for radicalisation.
We need to ensure we don't criminalise these individuals and further disenfranchise them from society but rather look to bring them away from the causes of radicalisation.
Suleman Nagdi is chairman of Leicestershire Faith Forum [sic] and spokesman for the Federation of Muslim Organisations.
Labels: far right, First Person, Islam, Lee Rigby, Leicester Mercury, muslims, Suleman Nagdi
MERCURY OPINION: IGNORE THIS RABBLE & THEIR MARCH
This is from the Mercury Opinion column in today's Leicester Mercury:
Ignore this rabble and their march
The English Defence League are an organisation that we have no time for. They are an organisation that revels in causing divisions within our community. We frankly also have grave misgivings about those individuals that align themselves to this fringe group.
It is, therefore, with some trepidation that we report today that the EDL are apparently organising a march through Leicester city centre to the war memorial, in Victoria Park, to lay a wreath in memory of Drummer Lee Rigby, who was brutally murdered on the streets of Woolwich last week.
As everyone will remember, one previous demonstration by this rabble ended in violence that effectively closed our city centre on a busy Saturday.
On a second occasion, an excellent police operation kept disruption down to a minimum.
The soldier's death was indeed truly shocking and horrific, but it has nothing to do with this neo-political outfit.
The EDL, as they did on the night of Drummer Rigby's death, are simply seeking to exploit his murder for their own questionable ends.
We understand that this weekend's event is part of a series of marches and wreath-layings across the country.
It is expected to be small-scale and involve only local members and will not be the national EDL events, as was the case on previous occasions.
We would ask that opponents of the EDL, which should frankly be us all, ignore this event and that no-one mounts rival demonstrations.
Let the police do their job, marshal the event and get this group off our streets as quickly as possible.
Rival protests, however well meaning, simply play into the hands of these extremists and help them spread their intolerant and ill-founded message.
If the EDL had any credibility, they would simply go about their wreath-laying in private and mark Drummer Rigby's death in a dignified and solemn manner.
Instead, they choose to publicise their demonstration in the hope of promoting divisions within our community. We have a message for them – it won't work.
Labels: English Defence League, Lee Rigby, Leicester Mercury, Mercury Opinion, Victoria Park
EDL IN LEICESTER TO PAY THEIR OWN TRIBUTE TO DRUMMER LEE RIGBY
Members of the English Defence League say they are to gather in the city centre on Saturday as part of an event to pay their respects to murdered soldier Lee Rigby.
The EDL Leicester Division said it had asked supporters to meet in High Street, before heading to the Clock Tower, along Gallowtree Gate, Granby Street, London Road and into Victoria Park.
They plan to lay wreaths and flowers at the park's war memorial and hold a minute's silence for Drummer Rigby, who was killed last week in the street near Woolwich Barracks, in south-east London.
Although the police say they expect the gathering to be small and "peaceful and respectful", previous EDL events in Leicester city centre have sparked confrontations between its members and supporters of Unite Against Fascism (UAF) and local youths.
The Leicester UAF, on its website, has urged its followers to gather at the same time and place as the planned EDL event in what it describes as "a peaceful show of unity".
Leicestershire Police has appealed for people to respond reasonably to the event, which is likely to be one of many the EDL are planning this weekend in the wake of Drummer Rigby's death.
A police spokeswoman said: "We are aware the EDL intends to hold a small event to pay their respects to Drummer Lee Rigby in Leicester on Saturday, June 1.
"We ask for people to be reasonable in their response to this event which we expect to be peaceful and respectful."
The EDL's Leicester Division's Facebook page has asked participants not to drink, chant, sing or wear political or group colours during Saturday's gathering.
The UAF claim the EDL is using the soldier's death to stir up trouble and Islamophopia.
The police have not yet said if they will increase the number of officers in the city centre.
Labels: Clock Tower, English Defence League, Islamophobia, Lee Rigby, Leicester Mercury, Unite Against Fascism, Victoria Park
BLINK AND YOU'D MISS ME
The early evening edition of BBC East Midlands Today has a feature about the reaction of communities in the region to the Woolwich incident, one week on. It contains ten seconds of me from the footage filmed this morning by Luke Hanrahan in the Christians Aware office. It has me saying that nothing negative has happened in Leicester (probably the least interesting thing I said in the interview) which Political Editor John Hess contrasts with tensions in Nottingham.
Labels: BBC East Midlands Today, Woolwich
Around 1100, I get a call from Luke Hanrahan, reporter at BBC East Midlands Today. He heard my spot on Jonathan Lampon's Radio Leicester breakfast show earlier today and asks if he can film some interview footage with me to be included in a short feature about East Midlands communities' reactions to the Woolwich incident, one week on.
A quick phone call to Cllr Manjula Sood, Chair of Leicester Council of Faiths, for the all-clear and half an hour later, Luke has set up his camera in the meeting room upstairs at Christians Aware, Saxby Street. We record a few minutes of me speaking about things in Leicester, some of which should be included in the early evening bulletin.
Labels: BBC East Midlands Today, BBC Radio Leicester, Christians Aware, Jonathan Lampon, Luke Hanrahan, Woolwich
Location Christians Aware, 2 Saxby Street, Leicester LE2 0ND, UK
CATHEDRAL AM, MAY 2013
Canon Barry Naylor (left) & Riaz Ravat
It's a very short walk between BBC Radio Leicester and Leicester Cathedral, so hardly five minutes after my appearance on Jonathan Lampon's breakfast show, I'm sitting down to a breakfast of my own at Cathedral AM. Half a dozen attendees are seated already when I arrive. At least two of them tell me that they just heard me on the radio!
When I used to live this side of town I came to Cathedral AM often, but this is the first time I've made it in 18 months (literally; the last one was 30 November 2011).
Cathedral AM is an early morning networking event for people with particular interest in the city centre. From the start, the meetings have been hosted by Canon Barry Naylor and Julie Ann Heath. Breakfast is served from 0730 then there's a speaker from 0800. This morning it's Riaz Ravat, Deputy Director at St Philip's Centre for Study and Engagement in a Multi-Faith Society.
Just before leaving, I have a brief word with Jo Tallack, General Manager at Highcross. She asks me if we'll be coming back for our exhibition during Inter Faith Week in November. When I say yes, she asks me to send her the dates so she can put it in the diary.
Labels: BBC Radio Leicester, Canon Barry Naylor, Cathedral AM, Highcross, Inter Faith Week, Jo Tallack, Jonathan Lampon, Julie-Ann Heath, Riaz Ravat, St Philip's Centre
Location Leicester Cathedral, Leicester LE1 5PZ, UK
IT IS TIME FOR ACTION BY MUSLIM LEADERS
I write in response to Suleman Nagdi's First Person article ("Religion can't be defence for brutal killings", May 24).
My response is not that of a politician, religious expert or supporter of any right-wing organisation. My response is that of a working class man appalled by the atrocity committed in Woolwich.
I support Mr Nagdi's response and the sentiments contained. I have no doubt Mr Nagdi's intentions are noble and that he wishes for peace and, as he puts it, that "the forces of hatred do not prevail".
Unfortunately, his sentiments are, I fear, not enough.
Until the attacks in London on July 7, 2005, the perceived threat to this country was from terrorists from outside the UK.
Since then, there has been a catalogue of arrests of individuals born and raised in the UK.
Irfan Naseer, Irfan Khalid and Ashik Ali were jailed in April for plotting terrorist bomb attacks.
Next month, six men will be sentenced for preparing acts of terrorism. Richard Dart, Jahangir Alom and Imran Mahmood are also awaiting sentencing for terror-related offences. All were born in the UK.
Mr Nagdi calls for "solidarity" and states Muslims "have been distressed by the fact they are being made to defend themselves".
I agree the actions of a small minority should not influence the majority and the residents of this country should be able to live in peace.
However, what Mr Nagdi has failed to address is the fear and distress many people in this country have as a result of the events and arrests I have referred to.
Muslim leaders need to show positive action to demonstrate they are doing all they can to combat the extremists that use the name of Allah.
I have seen no evidence of positive, tangible action by Muslim leaders.
Community work, recognition of diversity and inter-faith groups are noble and praiseworthy, but what of the people not included in these?
What of the ordinary people who are afraid?
For every Stephen Lennon there is an Anjem Choudary, for every Nick Clegg an Abu Qatada and for every terrorist there is a right-wing fanatic.
I encourage Mr Nagdi to show those in fear they have nothing to fear and those who doubt Islam that their doubts are unfounded.
In an article published by the BBC, Dr Usama Hasan said: "In our times, we need non-violent jihads; social struggles against all forms of inequality and oppression, and for justice and liberation."
Perhaps now is the time for Mr Nagdi and other Muslim leaders to embark upon their own non-violent jihad against those Muslims who use their faith to justify the murder of innocent people.
David Gibbs, Scraptoft
Labels: jihadism, Leicester Mercury, muslims, Suleman Nagdi, Woolwich
EDITORIAL APPEAL FOR CALM WELL RECEIVED
An open letter to Mercury editor Richard Bettsworth:
On behalf of the Federation of Muslim Organisations, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the editorial published on Friday, May 24.
The shocking events that unfolded in Woolwich last Wednesday, when Drummer Lee Rigby was brutally slaughtered in broad daylight in full view of passing members of the public, has been almost universally condemned, including by most of the Muslim community.
We live now in most troubled times where the actions of a few criminals can unfortunately have a detrimental effect on other members of a law-abiding community.
Regrettably, there have already been a number of incidents of hate crime, targeting the Muslim community, which have been reported.
This is a clearly unacceptable state of affairs and we as a society must not accept or tolerate hate crime carried out against any individual, group or organisation.
It is against this background, that your editorial is much welcomed.
Your emphasis on the fact that the horrifying events in Woolwich are not reflective of the behaviour of an entire community could not have been expressed better.
Moreover, your appeal for calm has been extremely well-received by the community, as well as other communities who have asked us to relay their thanks to you.
There was absolutely no obligation for you to write this editorial.
However, the fact you have gone out of your way to do so reflects your humanitarian concern for safer and stronger community cohesion, something which we in Leicester have prided ourselves in for many years now.
At a time when some sections of the media have come under attack for their sensationalist reporting, yours is an example of balanced and just reporting which needs to be recognised. You have clearly set yourselves out as an example for others in the media to follow.
Suleman Nagdi, Federation of Muslim Organisations.
Labels: Federation of Muslim Organisations, hate crime, Leicester Mercury, muslims, Suleman Nagdi
"FORGIVE? FORGET? WHY I STILL TEACH THE HOLOCAUST"
At the University of Leicester's Chaplaincy Centre this lunchtime, for the summer term lecture sponsored by the World Faiths Advisory Group (WFAG).
The World Faiths Advisory Group exists to promote understanding and co-operation among faith groups on campus, by
exploring spirituality in a multi-faith context
welcoming students and staff of all faiths
working towards equal opportunities in relation to all faith groups
This lecture is part of WFAG's programme of encouraging people of different faiths associated with the university to meet, mix and get to know each other better. Stephen Foster (Co-ordinating Chaplain) tells us that WFAG recently organized a "speed dating" event in this very room, involving representatives of several faith societies on campus (he apologises for using that term, but he can't think of a better one right now - and at least we all know what he means by that).
The title of today's lecture is "Forgive? Forget? Why I still teach the Holocaust". The speaker is Aubrey Newman, Emeritus Professor of History and Past Director of the Stanley Burton Centre for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Leicester.
Prof. Newman speaks in the Octagon from 1300, following a light lunch, in front of an audience two dozen strong, with Bahá'í, Buddhist, Sikh and several denominations of Christian representation.
Prof. Newman asks us to consider his talk as an Apologia pro vita mea: a defence of one's life. Technically speaking, he is still an academic historian of the 18th century. Even at this late stage, he ponders whether he has taken the right path or should return to a biography of George III that has languished, two-thirds finished, in a drawer for many a year.
He was first invited to teach a special course on the Holocaust at the University of Leicester in the early 1980s. He muses that we'd be hard pressed to find someone who has spent so long teaching a subject which he abhors.
Two quotations feature prominently in the presentation:
"Those who do not know history's mistakes are bound to repeat them." (George Santayana, 1863-1952)
"You are not obligated to finish the work, neither are you free to give it up." (Rabbi Hillel, c.110 BCE - 10 CE)
Turning to the title of his talk, he asks: can he forgive? No. Can he forget? Definitely not.
The refusal to forgive does not denote any kind of vindictiveness on the part of the speaker. Prof. Newman doesn't accept the notion of vicarious forgiveness, any more than he accepts the notion of vicarious sin. As we are responsible for our own behaviour, so the only people who can forgive are those against whom the act has been perpetrated. Therefore the only people with the right to forgive the Holocaust are the victims themselves - and forgiveness cannot be obtained from the dead.
And as far as forgetting goes, it appears that much of Europe has forgotten the lessons of the Holocaust, if the rise of far right extremism is anything to go by.
During the Q&A I ask Prof. Newman a question. In his answer he refers to the Jewish community in Scotland with what sounds like first hand knowledge. After the meeting is over, I push him a little on this and he tells me that his family went up to Glasgow to escape the Blitz (arriving just in time to experience Glasgow's own), that he was educated at Queen's Park School and took his first degree at the University of Glasgow.
Labels: Aubrey Newman, Gatehouse, George Santayana, Holocaust, Leicester University, Rabbi Hillel, Stanley Burton Centre, World Faiths Advisory Group
Location Chaplaincy to the University of Leicester, The Gatehouse, University Road, Leicester LE1 7RH, UK
LEICESTERSHIRE POLICE UPDATE, 28 MAY 2013
Leicestershire Police is again pleased to report that there have been no incidents in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland connected with the murder of a soldier in Woolwich.
There was a search in the Granby Street area of the city centre last night (Monday) after a report that members of the public were carrying a firearm. This is believed to have been an air rifle. Three people were arrested. No members of the public were harmed or threatened.
We are returning patrols to normal levels. This will be the last update connected to the Woolwich incident unless there is a change in the situation.
If you have continuing concerns, or information which can assist, please contact us on 101, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Brendan McGrath
Corporate Communications Department
Labels: Crimestoppers, Granby Street, Leics Police
CENTRE WINS PRAISE FROM EX-LORD MAYOR
Former Lord Mayor of Leicester Abdul Osman with Sheikh Muhammad Sindi
Centre earns praise from ex-Lord Mayor
The Lord Mayor Abdul Osman has praised the city's Islam Information Centre for promoting good relations and inclusion across all religions.
He made his comments after visiting the centre in Highfields Street on one of his final appointments of his year in office.
He was given a presentation and a tour of the centre's facilities which include an Islamic exhibition, a picture gallery, a library and a room solely dedicated to "Women in Islam".
It was established in 2008 to educate people about Islam and its teachings and is open to the public and all faiths.
It regularly plays host to school visits, delegations, community groups, multi-faith organisations and individuals from across the UK wanting to learn more about Islam and Muslims.
Coun Osman said: "In a close-knit community like Leicester, IIC is another shining example of an organisation working for the common good of the city.
"This project is a magnificent beacon of community cohesion and a platform for promoting good relations and inclusion across all religions."
Imam Mohammed, the founder of IIC, said: "We are very happy to have hosted the lord mayor and this is part of our aim to build strong relationships with all parts of the community."
The IIC is a not-for-profit organisation. It is free to the public and opens from Monday to Saturday.
Labels: Abdul Osman, Islam, Islam Information Centre, Leicester Mercury, Lord Mayor of Leicester, Shiekh Muhammad Sindi
FIRST PERSON: WE MUST "BOX CLEVER" TO BEAT THE EXTREMISTS
Simon Bennett has written the First Person column in today's Leicester Mercury:
We must "box" clever to beat the extremists
Dr Simon Bennett, an expert in safety and security, examines the aftermath of Lee Rigby's murder
The murder last week of Drummer Lee Rigby shocked all right-minded people, whatever their faith or ethnicity. What impressed me was the country's determination not to be intimidated or demoralized by the misguided act of two disturbed individuals.
The public's response reminded me of a poster issued by the government in 1939: Keep Calm and Carry On. This is always the best response to threats and intimidation. By keeping calm and carrying on we prove terrorism doesn't work.
I'd like to make two comments: First, I believe ethnic, religious and cultural diversity is a strength, not a weakness.
As societies develop, the problems they face become ever-more complex and difficult to solve. Bringing a range of views and experiences to bear on problems improves our chances of solving them.
The Government has put its faith in the Big Society as a means of filling the gaps left by cuts. The social support offered by Britain's mosques, temples and cultural centres is an example of the Big Society in action.
I am old enough to remember Britain in the 1950s - a monochrome and stuff land of skiffle, football and fish and chips. Social diversity has made Britain a more enjoyable place to live.
Secondly,. the way to beat extremists is to "box" clever, by which I mean gather high quality intelligence and act on it in a timely manner in the context of laws that are fit for purpose.
After the September 11, 2001 attacks I wrote to the Prime Minster: I suggested he increase the budget for Britain's security services by one third.
In a 2006 article in Public Services Review, I suggested MI5 put more resources into recruiting members of extremist organisations, whether of the far-right, far-left or faith-based.
Needless to say, the Prime Minister did not respond to my letter. Nevertheless, in the years since 9/11 the Security and Intelligence Services (SIS) have put more resources into gathering intelligence organically.
Parachuting operatives into communities is a recipe for failure. Getting those communities to self-monitor is a recipe for success.
Last week, I met with a retired senior Metropolitan Police Service officer: We discussed the case of Mark Kennedy, the policeman who spent too long undercover.
The Kennedy case illustrates the difficulties of undercover work. While the murder of Lee Rigby was shocking we must remember how many plots have been foiled by the police with the support of SIS and the British public.
Intelligence gathering is not glamorous. It's dirty, dangerous and stressful. But it helps keep all of us safe.
Dr Simon Bennett is Director of Civil Safety and Security Unit at the University of Leicester
Labels: 9/11, extremism, First Person, Lee Rigby, Leicester Mercury, Leicester University, Mark Kennedy, Simon Bennett, Tony Blair
Dear George
We are pleased to be able to say that there continue to be no incidents in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland directly connected to last week's murder of a soldier in Woolwich.
However, yesterday evening (Sunday May 26) there was an altercation in Bede Park. There had been a football match between white, black and Asian youths, which ended with one person being assaulted. There may have been racist comments made, although we are still trying to confirm this and a thorough investigation is taking place into what happened. Dedicated patrols in and around the park have been put in place today to reassure the community and prevent any further related incidents.
We are also aware of a number of rumours circulating on social media in relation to racially-aggravated assaults and attacks on children by extreme right wing groups. These have no basis in truth. We would ask everyone to ignore these rumours and not to take actions in to their own hands; if you have genuine concerns or information, please contact us on 101.
There will be a further update tomorrow (Tuesday), which is likely to be the last unless the situation changes significantly.
Rob Nixon, Chief Superintendent, Leicester City BCU
Labels: Bede Park, Leics Police, Rob Nixon, Woolwich
Dear George Ballentyne,
On the fourth day following the events in Woolwich we are very pleased to tell you that there have been no local incidents which may be related to the tragic death of Drummer Lee Rigby.
It's reassuring to report that the people of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland remain calm and there has been no significant incident or activity since our last update. It really is an indication of how strong our community relations are.
You may be aware that there was a gathering in Leicester yesterday by the Clock Tower by approximately fifty people who walked to the memorial at the Town Hall to pay their respects to the fallen soldier. This was a very low key and peaceful event.
Local officers are still working in their neighborhoods across the bank holiday weekend, linking in with faith groups and partners, listening to concerns of our communities and to give reassurance.
There is still no intelligence to suggest there will be a negative reaction locally to events in London but we will continue to monitor this and will update you of any developments. Similarly, if anyone in your community has any information and concerns they can help us in our efforts by calling 101.
Once again, thank you for your help and assistance over the past few days. The people of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland are very proud of the excellent community relations and the respect we have for different cultures, communities and religious beliefs and the vast majority clearly want this to continue.
Rob Nixon
Chief Superintendent
Leicester City BCU Commander
Labels: Clock Tower, Lee Rigby, Leicester Town Hall, Leics Police, Rob Nixon, Woolwich
As a trusted partner we feel it is important to keep you updated this morning with regards to any local incidents which may be related to events in Woolwich.
It's reassuring to report that, three days after the tragic events in London, the people of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland remain calm and there has been no significant incident or activity since our last update.
Local officers will continue their work in their neighbourhoods across the bank holiday weekend, linking in with faith groups and partners, listening to concerns of our communities and to give reassurance.
It was great to welcome the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, to Leicester yesterday and hear him and Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra, the assistant secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain, calling for unity. It seems that the people of Leicester support that message too.
Labels: Archbishop of Canterbury, Leics Police, Muslim Council of Britain, Sheikh Ibrahim Moghra, Woolwich
TEACHERS UNION FEARS MOVE WILL DEPRIVE OTHERS OF FUNDING
This article appears in today's Leicester Mercury (but not on its website):
by Fiona Dryden, Education Correspondent
News of the new Sikh free school has not been welcomed by union leaders at Leicester's branch of the National Union of Teachers (NUT).
Ian Leaver, assistant secretary for Leicester's NUT, said the cash for the school would divert funding away from others in the city and "undermine the local admissions process".
Indy Panesar, spokesman for the Sikh school steering group said: "We value the input from the NUT. However, we are working in partnership with the council.
"This school is about complementing and enhancing existing provision and we are looking forward to becoming a valuable member of the Leicester family of schools."
Labels: Falcon's Primary, free schools, Indy Panesar, Leicester Mercury, NUT, Sikhs
TEMPLE LEADERS YET TO DECIDE SITE OF NEW SIKH FREE SCHOOL
Sikh leaders in the city have yet to decide where their new free primary school will be.
The Department for Education announced this week that a bid by nine temple leaders in Leicester to create one of the government's new-style schools had been given the go-ahead.
Although it is expected to open in September 2014, a location for the school, to be known as Falcon's Primary, has yet to be confirmed.
The bid was the second to be made by the Sikh school steering group.
A previous application in July last yer was turned down by the Government because it was not deemed strong enough.
Indy Panesar, a spokesman for the group, said: "We're working closely with the department and the city council to find a suitable site."
He said the bid had been well researched and robustly presented to meet the criteria laid out by the department.
Mr Panesar said: "I'd like to praise the team of volunteers who have sacrificed substantial amounts of their precious spare time.
"Leicester's reputation as a beacon of multi-cultural living is well deserved and we trust this new multi-faith proposition will allow all prospective students to fulfil their potential.
"We aim not only for academic success, but also to equip youngsters with the life skills to cope in today's society."
Free schools are set up by charities, parents or teachers outside local authority control, but paid for by the state.
Although Falcon's primary will welcome children from all faiths, half of the places will be preserved for Sikhs and it will serve only vegetarian food.
Councillor Vi Dempster, assistant city mayor for schools, said that it was "heartening" the group was committed to working in partnership with the council and schools across the city in the best interests of all children.
The school could help alleviate some of the shortfall in primary places in the city.
The city council has already pledged £15 million towrds creating extra classrooms at 17 primaries to help meet predicted demand.
The work will create 380 places in Leicester - needed because of a rising birth rate, arrivals to the city and because more residents are expected to choose local schools over those in the county as results ontinue to improve.
Government cash will help fund the cost of creating the new primary. It is not yet known how much this will be.
However, the Department for Education spent £4.5 million buying and developing the city's only other free school, Krishna Avanti, in Spencefield Lane, Evington, on behalf of the Krishna Avanti Trust. The trust contributed £200,000 of its own cash.
Labels: Falcon's Primary, free schools, Indy Panesar, Krishna Avanti Primary, Leicester Mercury, Sikhs, Vi Dempster
ARCHBISHOP & IMAM ISSUE APPEAL FOR UNITY
Archbishop and Imam issue appeal for unity
The Archbishop of Canterbury today stressed the need for unity among Leicester's religious communities in the aftermath of the brutal killing of a soldier in a suspected terrorist attack.
The Most Rev Justin Welby, the Church of England's most senior clergyman, said the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich by two apparent Muslim extremists had "no place in Islam."
The archbishop spoke about the young soldier's murder outside the Masjid Umar mosque, in Evington, after rearranging his schedule in a visit to Leicester, planned before Wednesday's horrific events.He met officials from the mosque, along with the bishops of Woolwich, Bradford and Pontefract as well as Bishop of Leicester Tim Stevens.
he archbishop stood side-by-side with assistant secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain Ibrahim Mogra to address reporters follwing events in the capital.
The archbishop said: "We have all been horrified by the brutal murder of drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich and all of our prayers are with his family, colleagues and comrades, all those who witnessed this crime and members of the community who have been affected by it.
"I want to recognise the response of churches, mosques and other faith and civil society groups, as well as those brave individuals who have done so much to bring our communities together at this time."
The archbishop, who later signed a book of condolence opened for the murdered 25-year-old at Leicester Cathedral, added: "The strong response from the Muslim Council of Britain and many other organisations have rightly emphasised that these acts have no place in Islam."
He added: "I think Leicester is a shining example of how communities work together. I am confident because of the very good work Ibrahim (Mogra) has been doing, and we are all doing, that we are in a good position."
Mr Mogra said: "Muslim communities in Britain are shocked and appalled by the horrific murder in Woolwich.
"The murderers chanted slogans during their heinous crime claiming to do it in God's name.
"This is a betrayal of Islam.
"This is a truly barbaric act that has no basis in Islam and we condemn it utterly and unreservedly.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Lee Rigby's family and friends and especially his two-year-old son.
"Drummer Rigby was a serving member of the armed forces.
"Muslims have long served in this country's armed forces proudly and with honour.
"This attack on a member of the armed forces is dishonourable and no cause can justify this murder.
"This crime has heightened tensions across the country. The MCB calls on all our communities, Muslim and non-Muslim to come together in solidarity to ensure the forces of hatred do not prevail.
"I am immensely grateful for the leadership of our archbishop during this most difficult time and thank leaders of all our faith communities for your support.
"Your local Muslim communities will welcome your support and I encourage you to knock at the doors of every mosque and offer you neighbourly love.
He added: "There is concern about safety in large sections of Muslim communities who live in mixed areas.
"We hope that the police will ensure law and order is maintained.
"We say to the Muslim community: "Let us continue with our lives as normal.
"If we begin to cower and hide ourselves away then we allow the terrorists win. Life must go on."
Bishop Tim said: "I hope what is clear is that this terrible incident, from driving a wedge between us will bring us closer together."
Hundreds of worshippers gathered at the mosque for Friday payers and heard Imam Muhammad Sindhi condemn Wednesday's tragedy.
He said: "Don't be extremists. In Islam there is no space for terror or terrorism.
"Islam doesn't teach, in broad daylight, to go out into the streets of London wielding a butcher's cleaver and hack someone to death.
"This Stone Age savagery is not the message of Islam."
Labels: Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop of Leicester, Islam, Lee Rigby, Leicester Cathedral, Masjid Umar, Muslim Council of Britain, muslims, Sheikh Ibrahim Moghra, Woolwich
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GO MAN, GO!
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Several speakers from the Sherwood Police Department, Sherwood Fire Department and business in the city will be discussing safety with the residents in the area.
There will be presentations, door prizes and refreshments at the fair. Organizers hope that the event will help those in the community learn how to make their home, car, valuables and most importantly their loved ones safer.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Fan favorite Foreign Tongues Poetry Troupe will be performing at the Mosaic Templar Cultural Center.
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Is London A Good Place To Live?
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Is London a good place to raise a family?
Is 50k a good salary UK 2020?
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Is 30k a good salary in London?
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What is a middle class income UK?
Is 80000 pounds a good salary in UK?
Is living in London dangerous?
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Is 40k a good salary UK?
To summarise, for a comfortable life in London for 1 person, you would need a salary of at least 40K a year..
London is a city of incredible variety. It's also still one of the UK's best cities to raise a family in, with a plethora of areas offering a little something for everyone.
Generally though, that's considered a pretty darn good salary for most people. The average salary is much lower but it depends on your age / type of job / area you are working. £50k in London might be a "normal" salary for a young successful person.
It shows that anyone earning above £75,300 is in the top five per cent of taxpayers. In 2017, polling firm Yougov looked into what kind of salary Britons think makes a person "rich". The results showed that people in the UK think the top 10 per cent of earners – those bagging on average £60,500 a year – are wealthy.
Unsurprisingly, London is one of the most expensive cities in the world. Despite high prices for nearly everything, professionals may find London to be a smart choice due to the high salaries offered. Rent and travel expenses are some of the largest bills for most Londoners.
An annual income of £100,000 is enough to put a recipient comfortably within the top 2% of all earners, and the figure has become a key indicator that the recipient is a high-flier.
The Top 10 Most Dangerous London Boroughs (Updated for 2019)10) Hackney. The London Borough of Hackney is an area of Inner London which spans parts of East London and North London. … 9) Croydon. Croydon is a South London borough located just over nine miles from Charing Cross. … 8) Brent. … 7) Haringey. … 6) Tower Hamlets. … 5) Lambeth. … 4) Southwark. … 3) Camden.More items…•
Is London safe for travel in 2020? London is awesome. … In fact, some parts of London can be downright dangerous. There's also the chance of petty theft and scammers in some of the biggest tourist areas and the terrorist attacks.
30k in London is do-able. However this kind of salary level will only buy you a decent quality of life if you are sharing accommodation, or living right next to your workplace. Bottom line, if you're only earning 30k in London, you have to hustle to survive, or else have some friends/family help you meet your expenses.
The West End area of Westminster has the highest rate in the country with 35.5 violent knife crimes per 10,000 residents. Haringey, Islington, Hackney, Camden and Brent also feature highly. Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said tackling knife crime in London remained her "number one priority".
As of 2011 the established middle class had an average household income of £47,000 a year and owned a home worth an average of £177,000 with average savings of £26,000. Many were graduates, and a majority of their members work in the professions or management.
Originally Answered: Is 80,000 pounds enough to live in london? Yes, you should have a pretty decent lifestyle living in London's suburbs on an income of £80,000 per annum. … Fact is, that's getting on for twice the average income for many Londoners!
Nowhere is safe The truth: London has high crimes rates that need to be tackled, and there is no arguing with this. But that doesn't mean every corner of the city is dangerous. If you speak to someone who lives in London, most will say they feel safe enough the majority of the time.
The most recent data from HMRC shows that the median average pre-tax income is around £22,400. An income of over £70,000 a year will actually put you in the top five per cent of all UK earners.
Earning 3000 GBP is classified in top 10 % earning salaried personal. And another 150 GBP for miscellaneous expenses to cover entry tickets for attractions, food expenses at restaurants at times etc etc. Overall 700 GBP covers all living cost in London.
Yeah 45k is decent. That's around 2.8k monthly take-home. You can get a modern studio or even a small 1 bedroom apartment for 1200-1300, the rest is up to you and your lifestyle.
£35k is not enough as a single person to have single occupancy rights to a property and still have enough after normal expenditure to save and not feel poor. A single household in london earning £35k is pittance. If it was enough, there wouldn't be such a massive shared household market in london.
40K, in my opinion, is a very average salary in London. … However, for some professions, it could also be on unreachable salary. In 2019, the average salary in London was around £37k. So 40K per year is actually slightly higher than the average salary.
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Encyclopedia Mythologica: Fairies and climbing in the Swiss Alps with his beautiful Magical Creatures, by Matthew Reinhart wife, Emma, when she is killed falling into a and Robert Sabuda. The first in a new series hidden crevasse. Twenty-four hours later, by two world-class pop-up masters gives read- Jonathan receives an envelope addressed to his ers a peek inside the fairy realm. Meet wife containing two baggage-claim tickets. He Shakespeare's Queen Titania, springing up discovers that his only chance to survive the with her silver wings aflutter. Further along, a intrigue following him lies in uncovering magical tree spreads its branches to reveal a the devastating truth behind the secret his face within its foliage, while flowers unfold wife kept from him. and rearrange their petals, turning into flower fairies. This breathtaking 3-D book will hold Damage Control, by J.A. Jance. Sheriff Joanna people of all ages in its spell. Brady is the sleep-deprived mother of a newborn. Brady naps during town meetings, and setting out on an adventure. Cards in the adult she is drowning in paperwork, but nothing will decks have a detailed map on one side and local stop her from doing her job. First, a young secrets on the other. The decks for kids also woman whose ex-boyfriend has been harassing include transportation information and Web her shoots to kill. But the dead man is the sites for local attractions. wrong man. Then a car plows through a retaining wall and plunges off the side of a mountain, and Joanna needs to find out whether it was an accident or something more sinister.
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The Sports Book and The Human Body Book, from DK Publishing. In the grand tradition of Dorling Kindersley, these two books are lavishly illustrated, filled with facts and provide endless information on their subjects. Sports buffs will appreciate learning rules and game-winning strategies for more than 200 sports, including 35 Summer Olympics events. For kids interested in bodies and how they work—and who aren't ready to dig into Gray's Anatomy—there's no better reference than The Human Body Book.
Rules of Deception, by Christopher Reich. Dr. Jonathan Ransom, world-class mountaineer and surgeon for Doctors Without Borders, is
NONFICTION City Walks and City Walks with Kids, from Chronicle Books. If your travels take you to New York City, Paris or Washington, D.C., Chronicle's City Walks decks will keep kids and adults happy. Exploring a city is as easy as picking one of the 50 cards from the deck and then
Moving Forward: Taking the Lead in Your Life, by Dave Pelzer. Readers know Pelzer from his poignant books A Child Called It, The Lost Boy and others, which showcase his resilience and perseverance through terrible sadness. In this book, he walks readers through the process of learning how to turn the experience gained from past hurts into the power to live a better life and help others to do the same, using his trademark wisdom, support and tough love.—Valerie Ryan
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London. It centers on Terry Leather (Jason
Statham), a car dealer who is trying to leave behind his dodgy past to raise a family. Leather always avoided major-league scams, but when Martine Love (Saffron Burrows), a beautiful model from his old neighborhood, offers him a lead on a "foolproof" bank hit on London's Baker Street, Leather sees it as the opportunity of a lifetime. Love targets a roomful of safe deposit boxes worth millions in cash and jewelry. But Leather and his crew don't realize the boxes also contain a treasure trove of dirty secrets. These secrets thrust them into a deadly web of corruption and illicit scandal that spans London's criminal underworld, the highest echelons of the British government and the royal family itself.
PARAMOUNT HOME EN TERTAINMENT
Definitely, Maybe. As Will Hayes (Ryan Reynolds), a 30-something going through a divorce, tries to answer a series of questions from his 10-year-old daughter, Maya (Abigail Breslin), about his life before marriage, he has to think through it all again. As he tries to tell her a PG-rated version of his life, Maya helps him understand that it's definitely never too late to go back, and maybe even possible to find a happy ending.
Also look for Drillbit Taylor, 10,000 BC and Vantage Point, as well as other movies and TV series.—Will Fifield
Seeing is believing, right?
FROM THE REALM of fantasy to the pain and pleasure of romance to chilling real-life stories of high-profile crime, the DVDs available this month at Costco and costco.com have something for everyone.
The Spiderwick Chronicles. What if magical creatures lived around us but somehow remained invisible? Such is the case in this film. Arthur Spiderwick, a turn-of-the-century naturalist, observed sprites, goblins, hobgoblins, ogres and trolls at work and documented their existence in his field guide. The film picks up the story 80 years later, when the Graces, descendants of the Spiderwick family, move into his rundown estate. Twin brothers Simon and Jared (Freddie Highmore), along with their sister, Mallory (Sarah Bolger), are pulled into an alternate—and very dangerous—reality.
The Spiderwick Chronicles is a tale of magical creatures that influence our world.
21. Adapted from Ben Mezrich's book Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six M.I. T. Students Who Took Vegas for Millions, this movie portrays Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess), a shy but gifted M.I. T. student who can't afford to continue his education. When he is invited to join a clandestine group of the school's most brilliant students who spend weekends in Las Vegas armed with fake identi-ties and the know-how to turn the odds at blackjack in their favor, he sees a possible solution to his financial problems. But it comes with certain risks.
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Jeff Zentner was playing music long before he ever picked up his smartphone to write fiction. But books took a hold of the author's heart much earlier than the guitar ever dd.
Even as a child, Jeff Zentner loved to read. His mom was well aware of his obsession and she fed it by making frequent visits to the library.
Zentner remembers spending several hours of his week surrounding by bookshelves. And once he went to high school, the author found work in a bookstore.
But the notion of writing never occurred to him, no matter how many novels he read. In fact, Zentner was fairly certain that it took a very special type of person to write a full-fledged novel, the kind of individual that had studied literature all their live, earned a Creative Writing MFA and had plenty of publishing professionals on speed dial.
Zentner did not have any of those attributes. So fiction writing was never the sort of career that the author ever considered pursuing.
That being said, he was no more qualified to pursue music. The author was already 21-years-old when he learned to the guitar. And even back then, Zentner knew that he had started far too late.
That handicap did not stop him from giving it his all. It took the former rock star some time to realize that he wasn't cut out for music.
Though, to be fair, Zentner has admitted that he never truly gave the industry a fair shake. He knew early on that pursuing music would require all his focus. It wasn't enough to simply master the guitar.
One had to tour frequently. But successful tours required the sort of charismatic personality that drew crowds and the author did not believe that he was particularly blessed in that department.
Zentner also had a family that he had to think about. He needed a steady income to keep his head above water. He simply couldn't afford to risk his family's future on a whim; a factor he knew wouldn't have come into play if he hadn't come into music so late.
By the time the author was thirty and still struggling in music, he knew it was too late. Barring a few exceptions, if you couldn't make it in Tennessee by thirty, then you had no shot of making it at all.
It didn't help the young man's situation that his work featured a lot of depressing gothic folk music that no Music Label would touch.
Jeff Zentner dug himself a hole when he decided that he wanted to make music for young people.
The author was compelled to make teenagers his target audience when he joined a Tennessee Teens Rock Camp and fell in love with the enthusiasm of his young charges.
But eventually, even Zentner had to agree that teenagers were unlikely to take to his gothic folk tunes in the positive manner he had envisioned.
A time came when the author was struggling to balance his writing with music. In the beginning, the music took priority. At the time, if any story ideas of note struck Zentner, he would try to explore them on his iPhone whenever he had a free moment on the bus or at work.
The transition from music to publishing didn't happen quite as everyone expects. Most people think that Jeff Zentner finally threw his guitar aside when the music kicked him so hard that he had no choice but to abandon it.
But it was the very opposite. A time came when the author's career began to progress. He got a few people together and formed a band. Then they landed a number of financially lucrative projects one of which paid them several thousand dollars.
So Zentner was actually doing well. He had starting to write but he was also doing well musically.
And then the unexpected happened; Jeff Zentner landed a book deal. No one saw the development coming, not even the author himself. And the moment he secured the book deal, Zentner did not hesitate to abandon his bandmates.
The decision wasn't difficult. And because he was always writing about young people in his music, there was no question in the author's mind that he would write young adult fiction.
It has taken Zentner quite a while to adapt to the writing lifestyle, though he believes that he has acclimated rather effectively. Zentner hasn't given up on music altogether but the guitar is more of a hobby.
Writing is his central passion. Each new novel he writes allows the author to hone his skills.
The books Jeff Zentner writes are inspired by his life and his faith.
Dill never felt like he belonged. His father, a Pentecostal Minister, always pushed him to enter the family trade, to master the art of handling poisonous snakes.
The kids at school always found excuses to bully him. Dill's only reprieve came in the form of Travis and Lydia, his best friends and fellow social outcasts.
But now it looks like Dill will soon lose even that. Lydia is gearing up to take her edgy fashion blog to the next level. If she succeeds, Lydia will put their rural town in her rearview mirror.
Travis, for his part, is caught up in the chaotic trail of a fangirl. Dill has nothing. For his classmates, graduation promises new beginnings but Dill only perceives the looming event as the end.
Carver Briggs had a great life with three amazing friends, a family that loved him and a reputation that could open any door.
But then a simple text killed Mars, Eli, and Blake, and Carver concluded that he was to blame.
Now the talented writer's life is unraveling. He must face the constant irritation of Eli's twin sister and the fury of Mars' father, a judge who thinks Carver should be prosecuted for his friends' deaths.
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By Jessica Chandra| 1 year ago
This article contains spoilers for Game of Thrones and Bodyguard on Netflix.
He may be getting critical acclaim for his role as a war veteran-turned-personal security to the Home Secretary in Netflix's political thriller Bodyguard, but a few years ago Richard Madden was best known for another iconic show: Game of Thrones.
The 32-year-old Scottish actor was recently asked by British GQ to relive the Red Wedding scene from Game of Thrones, a pop culture moment that shocked and scarred fans of the show in 2013.
Richard Madden and Oona Chaplin in the Red Wedding episode. (HBO)
"I think it's really rude you've made me watch this," said Madden at the start of the video, wincing at the scene. The actor, who portrayed the eldest Stark son, Robb Stark, said the last time he'd watched the Red Wedding was with Michelle Fairley, who played his mother, Catelyn Stark, and they were both in tears by the end of it -- "so let's hope I don't cry today."
As he watched the scene, he paused occasionally to share some fun facts from the filming.
"Side note: the drummer in this sequence is actually the drummer from Coldplay," he said. And because his character met such an untimely death -- in the ninth episode of the third season -- Madden said he forgot he was in the show, even though he still watches it.
A visibly distressed Richard Madden relives the Red Wedding. (YouTube)
And then, while watching his onscreen wife and their unborn child get stabbed, Madden paused again and said, "Tom [Brooke] who actually plays the guy that stabs my wife in the stomach there, also played the ex-soldier in Bodyguard who tries to kill the Home Secretary."
With the more technical aspects of the scene, Madden said he spent a few days with arrows sticking out of his body, and that he would knock them out when he tried to do simple everyday things, like drink a coffee.
"Top tip: shaving foam gets rid of fake blood, because it stains your skin!" he added.
Same, Richard Madden, same. (YouTube)
He also revealed that during the most violent scenes, in which Robb Stark was stabbed, he wore a "hydraulic pump with loads of fake blood, and it's got a little hole here [around his chest] where the blood goes [imitates gushing].
"But in the first take, it was just totally misaligned, so I just had, like, a few litres of fake blood just pumped into the inside of my costume. So I'm just kind of doing my acting and realising no blood's coming, but I'm just getting colder and wetter and stickier on the inside."
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Clayton Andrews
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LAPC, Treatment Team Facilitator, Behavioral Health Counselor
Clayton Andrews is a 35-year-old patient with Sickle Cell Disease, residing in Augusta GA. A husband and father of four, Clayton is an LAPC and graduate from Troy University with a Master of Science in Counseling and Psychology. His primary focus is the enablement and development of self-sufficiency, development and growth of mental health. Clayton is the Chair and co-founder of the Sickle Cell Champions Association, a mentoring organization geared and designed for the guidance and empowerment of young males with Sickle Cell Disease into their transition into adulthood. Clayton's ultimate objective is to become a positive influence and mentor to his peers in the Sickle Cell Community and advocating for young males with this disease. Clayton has seven years of combined experience as a Child Protection Investigator and Child Advocacy Coordinator. As a Forensic Treatment Team Facilitator, he is accountable for facilitating and taking leadership in the planning, structure and implementation of efficient behavioral health practice for clients facing criminal issues. He is currently completing his licensure as a behavioral health counselor, as well as pursuing his Doctorate to further expand his effectiveness. He and his wife of eight years have three daughters, all of whom have Sickle Cell Trait and a 12-year-old son. Additionally, Clayton is certified in the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for mental health wellness, recovery and maintenance and is also a member of the Walden University Psi Chi Chapter. Clayton's works include his involvement in the S.C.C.A. "Mentoring Workshop" in August 2016, Panel Presentation of the "Safety Response System, Phase I" for Georgia Department of Human Services in 2013 and self-designed training presentation of "The Proper Acquisition and Assessment of Safety Resources in Child Protective Services (2010)."
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Levi Rootham left around 8.30am this morning and headed towards the Torre area of Torquay.
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The second-round of the 2016 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) at the famous Spa-Francorchamps track in Belgium didn't go according to plan for Mark Webber and his team-mates in the number 1 Porsche 919-Hybrid on Saturday, writes James Beckett.
Fastest in qualifying, Webber and his driving partners Brendon Hartley and Timo Bernhard were all looking for a strong performance in the race around the Ardennes forest track after the disappointment of retiring from the opening event of the year at Silverstone last month.
Starting from pole, Hartley took the lead as the pack of cars headed towards La Source, and during his opening stint, he managed to pull out a commanding advantage over his nearest rivals.
At the end of the opening stint, the car was taken over by Timo Bernhard, although the lead of the race was gained by the number 5 Toyota. The two manufacturer cars then battled furiously around the track, until a puncture on the Porsche sent Bernhard heading towards the pits.
The damaged tyre caused considerable bodywork damage to the number 1 Porsche 919-Hybrid, and the car had to have its nose replaced before Aston Clinton's Webber was able to drive it back onto the track.
However, on lap 45, the tyre suffered further problems and damage to the gearbox meant a long stop.
With the unscheduled pit visits, the opportunity for Webber and his team to feature in the race's major point-scoring positions was over, and at the end of the six hours, the car crossed the line 27th overall and fifth in class .
Webber said afterwards: "The guys did a great job in getting the car back on track after we suffered the problems.
The race was won by the Audi R18 of Lucas di Grassi, Loic Duval and Olly Jarvis. The Audi finished two laps ahead of the number 2 Porsche 919-Hybrid of Romain Dumas, Neel Jani and Marc Lieb.
After the opening two rounds of the WEC, the crew of the number 2 Porsche lead the standings with 43 points. Webber's Porsche are 14th. | {
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Jim A. writes: While sitting in church this week I pondered the thought, what does it mean to live a Christian lifestyle as my wife and I consider we do? My following thought was how would this be different from living a Jewish lifestyle, a Muslim lifestyle, a Hindu lifestyle? My first thought is that we are more similar than different as we try to live our faith lifestyles.
I certainly agree that those of us who are influenced by some form of transcendence do share the same values in most instances. We all strive for a compassionate life, refraining from doing harm to others and seeking to improve the lives of those in unfortunate circumstances. But there are some significant differences as well. For instance, one who embraces a Christian lifestyle might consider it important to share the Gospel with the non-Christian. Those in some other traditions (including Hinduism) would not make any attempts to persuade someone to join their religion. To some, dietary choices are important. So while a good Christian need not be concerned with the origin of today's hamburger at lunch, a Muslim or Jew would require that the animal was slaughtered in particular ways and a Hindu would refrain from all beef whatsoever. While all religions encourage the virtue of modesty, how that is actually put into practice differs from faith to faith. People (mostly women) who are accepted at their own houses of worship would be barred entry from others due to different standards of acceptable dress.
But I wholly accept the basic tenet of your question. There is clearly more that binds us than separates us.
There is danger in defining the 'Christian lifestyle' by comparing Christians with Jews, Muslims, or Hindus. On those terms, you can only discuss external customs, such as dress, diet, ritual, etc. Christ teaches that such externals have little or no bearing on what we are at heart, and where we stand with God. Christianity is first of all a matter of what we believe in our hearts, and how it comes to expression in our lives.
'Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father' (Matthew 7:21). 'If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me' (Matthew 16:24). These are Christ's own terms of discipleship. We follow Christ by walking as He walked: trusting in God as our Father, hating sin and doing God's will from the heart, loving and serving others in God's name, 'that so we may testify, by the whole of our conduct, our gratitude to God for His blessings, and that He may be praised by us' (Heidelberg Catechism, Q. 86).
The most important way to live a Unitarian Universalist life is to affirm and promote the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Some say this is equal to the Golden Rule to do unto others as you would have them do unto you or the same as Jesus' second commandment to love your neighbor as yourself. This is not complicated but at times it can challenge us to dig deep for strength from within.
To practice this in real life means to be on the side of the refugee, the immigrant, the impoverished, those without housing, those with mental illness, those who are addicted, and the oppressed. It often calls us to speak against those in power and those with wealth. In these times it may even call us to speak against the leaders who divide the people rather than inspire a nation.
Humans are creation of God. He has made us into various tribes and nations only to know each other. Therefore, we should not divide religion of God into various denominational lifestyles. Most important is to do God's work wherever we are. A lay person devotes much time to the material world. Lifestyle has nothing to do with religion; however, some features may be apparent in devotees of religion. A person offering the services to the cause of faith in a holy environment is being mindful of God most of time. Almighty God declares that most beloved and honored to me are those who are righteous and God-fearing.
To live a Jewish life is to be engaged in doing mitzvot, God's commandments, ranging from prayer to dietary laws to Sabbath observance to supporting other people (and more). For traditional Jews, at least, our lifestyle marks us apart from those of other faiths. | {
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At Perfect Circle Construction, we pride ourselves on being one of the best roofing contractors in the Tri-Cities area. Our business is built on a foundation of developing a service that our customers believe in and trust.
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Current Construction Projects
Deering's Corner Roundabout
The roundabout is open! The City is planning a ribbon cutting ceremony for November 8, 2021 at 3:30 PM to celebrate the new roundabout but also unveil the new public art installation in the center of the roundabout.
In April 2020, the City of Portland, in coordination with MaineDOT and the University of Southern Maine (USM), began construction on the Deering's Corner Roundabout at the intersection of Brighton Avenue, Deering Avenue, and Falmouth Street. The former 6-leg signalized intersection has been converted to a 5-leg roundabout, with the segment of Brighton Avenue between the intersection and Bedford Street discontinued. The roundabout is improving traffic operations and safety by replacing the signal, which operated inefficiently and was confusing to road users, with a modern roundabout, which has eliminated long waits at red lights. A schematic plan for the roundabout is shown below.
In 2012, City Staff and the City Council met with the public to identify a solution that would make this intersection safer and more efficient for all users. The conclusion was to develop a design for a modern roundabout at the intersection of Brighton Avenue/Deering Avenue/Falmouth Street. Since then, after numerous rounds of design, the project was advertised for bid in December 2019, and began construction in April 2020.
Project Purpose and Need
This 6-legged intersection, known for its long queuing lines of traffic, is located within the University of Southern Maine's campus, Brighton Avenue, (State Route 25), is a major access into Portland for commuters as well as commercial and emergency vehicles. Deering Avenue, which also runs through the intersection, is a significant north-south connection between Congress Street and Woodford's Corner. Finally, Falmouth Street, while primarily residential, is one of the few continuous east-west streets connecting Saint John Street and Forest Avenue.
There is significant pedestrian traffic at this intersection. The neighborhood is, as a whole, fairly densely populated and within walking distance to numerous retail destinations. The USM Law School building is located on the southeast side of the intersection, where the main USM campus is located on the northeast side of the intersection. The intersection is less than a half-mile from the King Middle School, Hadlock Field, and Deering Oaks Park to the south and the Back Cove, Hannafords Supermarket, and businesses on Forest Avenue to the northeast. Metro bus stops in the vicinity of the intersection are busy, and can result in platoons of pedestrians crossing the intersection. As a whole, pedestrian safety is of paramount importance at this complex intersection.
The MaineDOT had labeled this intersection as a High Crash Location (HCL) due to the large number of crashes that occur there. According to MaineDOT, the intersection of Brighton Avenue/Deering Avenue/Falmouth Street had 38 reported crashes, of which nine (9) resulted in personal injury, in the three (3) years before construction began. The existing signalized intersection encourages fast speeds and potentially dangerous turning movements. The roundabout design significantly reduces the likelihood of serious crashes, as all vehicle traffic enters the roundabout at low speeds, with the most likely crash types being rear-end and sideswipe crashes, compared to right-angle or head-on crashes associated with signalized intersections.
The Portland Public Art Committee (PPAC) identified the roundabout as a site for public artwork. PPAC, which receives funding from the City independent of specific projects, worked with an artist to install an artistic sculpture in the center of the roundabout as the roundabout construction neared its completion in the summer/fall of 2021. Visit the Public Art Committee webpage for more information.
Roundabout Winter Shutdown Traffic Control Plan
Deerings Corner Roundabout Project Fact Sheet
Deering's Corner Roundabout Plan PDF
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Portland Roundabout Public Education Plan
Roundabout Letter
Roundabout Presentation 01-16-2018
Roundabout Safety Memo 02-07-2018
Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety for All Ages
Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety
Making Roundabouts Work For Pedestrians and Bicycles
Choosing a Roundabout as a Multimodal Solution
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By Nitin Patil
TROY, MI, USA, Sep 19, 2022 – Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI), has completed the acquisition of RapidMiner, a leader in advanced data analytics and machine learning (ML) software.
RapidMiner's well-established desktop platform and new-to-market cloud platform (multi-tenant and SaaS ready) strengthens Altair's current end-to-end data analytics (DA) portfolio, which already offers customers the power to understand, transform, act on, and automate their data.
Altair is well positioned to execute on the newly acquired technology and continue to grow its existing business.
About Altair
Altair is a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence (AI) that provides software and cloud solutions in simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), data analytics, and AI. Altair enables organizations across all industries to compete more effectively and drive smarter decisions in an increasingly connected world – all while creating a greener, more sustainable future. For more information, visit https://www.altair.com.
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Editor and Director of Content, DailyCADCAM.com. Nitin completed his Master's in Mass Communication & Journalism and having 13 years of work experience as an editor, content writer with renowned international technical magazines and media companies. He is associated with CAD,CAM industry since 2008. | {
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How much does it cost to travel to El Nido?
How much money will you need for your trip to El Nido? You should plan to spend around ₱1,778 ($35) per day on your vacation in El Nido, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, ₱528 ($10) on meals for one day and ₱851 ($17) on local transportation. Also, the average hotel price in El Nido for a couple is ₱1,262 ($25). So, a trip to El Nido for two people for one week costs on average ₱24,885 ($489). All of these average travel prices have been collected from other travelers to help you plan your own travel budget.
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A vacation to El Nido for one week usually costs around ₱12,443 for one person. So, a trip to El Nido for two people costs around ₱24,885 for one week. A trip for two weeks for two people costs ₱49,771 in El Nido. If you're traveling as a family of three or four people, the price person often goes down because kid's tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can be shared. If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down. Two people traveling together for one month in El Nido can often have a lower daily budget per person than one person traveling alone for one week.
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How much does a trip to El Nido cost? Is El Nido expensive? The average El Nido trip cost is broken down by category here. All of these El Nido prices are calculated from the budgets of real travelers.
While meal prices in El Nido can vary, the average cost of food in El Nido is ₱528 per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in El Nido should cost around ₱211 per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. The price of food in sit-down restaurants in El Nido is often higher than fast food prices or street food prices.
The cost of a taxi ride in El Nido is significantly more than public transportation. On average, past travelers have spent ₱851 per person, per day, on local transportation in El Nido.
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Palawan, El Nido, Philippines
El Nido is a coastal destination on the Philippine island of Palawan. It consists of about 45 islands and islets all with beautiful beachfront scenery and plenty of opportunities for experiencing nature above and below the water. Some of the island's best features include limestone karst cliffs, coral reefs, lagoons, coves, and waterfalls.
The coastal town and its surrounding islands are characterized by stunning waters, beaches, coral reefs, and lagoons with a diverse array of marine life. The Bacuit Bay is home to these islands and their wildlife which include species like dugongs (a kind of marine mammal), turtles, manta rays, fish, reefs, and sometimes whale sharks. Each island is a kaleidoscope of flora and fauna with colorful reefs and paths lined with native flowers. Miniloc Island is famed for the clear waters of its Small and Big lagoons. Small Lagoon shimmers with tranquil turquoise-green waters, while Big Lagoon rests amidst impressive karst limestone cliffs. Nearby Shimizu Island has fish-filled waters great for snorkeling, while Seven Commandos Beach offers a long sandy stretch lined with palm trees. Each island and each beach has its own unique treasures waiting to be discovered.
The main town, or Poblacion, of El Nido sits near the northern tip of the Philippine island Palawan. It is nestled in a sheltered bay with a pier at one end of a crescent beach flanked by the area's famous limestone cliffs on the eastern side and hills to the west. The center of town is laid out with tree-lined streets and plenty of opportunities for shopping and dining with restaurants and beachside bars as well as souvenir shops. Out of El Nido's islands, Cadlao is the largest and closest to a town proper. It is characterized by white sand beaches and steep forested peaks with a number of nature trails, one of which leads to the saltwater Makaamo Lagoon. Other islands amidst the Bacuit Bay of El Nido include Dilumacad Island (nicknamed Helicopter Island due to the shape of its limestone cliffs), Pangulasian Island (with powder white sands next to waters lined with reefs good for diving and snorkeling), Vigan Island (nicknamed Snake Island for its s-shaped sandbar), Cudugnon Point (an anthropological site which yielded artifacts dating back to the Song Dynasty), Matinloc Island (known for its hidden Secret Beach), and Pinasil Island (featuring a cathedral-like cavern accessible by kayak).
The best way to see the archipelago of El Nido in the Bacui Bay is to schedule an island-hopping boat. Most routes allow passengers to visit four or five islands in a day. Overnight island-hopping tours are also available where visitors take a few days to see more of the archipelago and camp overnight on one or two of the islands. The waters of these islands also offer great opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving, while the white sand beaches are prime locations for relaxing and sunbathing. There are also a number of nature trails great for hiking and perhaps experiencing some of the local wildlife. Other activities include mountain biking, rock climbing, and kayaking or cultural lessons in fishing, boating, cooking, and crafts.
The food found in El Nido consists of a mix of European, American, and Filipino cuisines. A few of the more authentic dishes native to the Philippines include items like:
lechon - whole roasted pig
longganisa - Philippine sausage
tapa - cured beef
torta - omelet
adobo - chicken and/or pork braised in garlic, vinegar, oil and soy sauce, or cooked until dry
kaldereta - meat in tomato sauce stew
mechado - larded beef in soy and tomato sauce
puchero - beef in bananas and tomato sauce
afritada - chicken and/or pork simmered in tomato sauce with vegetables
kare-kare - oxtail and vegetables cooked in peanut sauce
pinakbet - kabocha squash, eggplant, beans, okra, and tomato stew flavored with shrimp paste
crispy pata - deep-fried pig's leg
hamonado - pork sweetened in pineapple sauce
sinigang - meat or seafood in a sour broth
pancit - noodles
lumpia - fresh or fried spring rolls
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By plane, the nearest major airport is Puerto Princesa International Airport (Palwan's primary gateway). Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Airphilexpress, Seair, and Zest Air fly from Manila, Davao, Busuanga, Cebu, and Clark to the airport. Upon arrival, buses and private or public vans are available from Puerto Princesa to El Nido. El Nido Airport is another, smaller option, offering four flights daily to and from Manila as well as one flight daily to and from Cebu. Flights here are operated by Air Swift.
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Discussion in 'Linux' started by Hadron-Curious, Aug 3, 2018.
I have this old MacBook [Model: MacBook 7, 1 ; Memory: 2GB RAM(it would be upgraded to 4GB); Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (P8600)] and it's no longer supported by Apple. For sometime I've been trying to update and upgrade it without success. Due to that I have come to a point where I'd like to install different operating system. Linux distros seem to be the better choice for me - as Windows 10 would likely requires Bootcamp and high hardware specifications.
To cut things short. What is the best Linux distro for old MacBook?
NB: I intend giving out the system to a secondary school student who has no laptop.
Done. I installed Elementary OS and its pretty good UI is not so much different from Mac OS X.
On the other hand, you can put an SSD and install El Capitan which should run great on these models.
Really? I have tried to install El Capitan previously without success. It always popup a message that it cannot be installed on this model. | {
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Columnist Katherine Scott Crawford writes about the importance of communication in relationships and how things go awry.
Now, I'm not about to relegate my life to a country song, and my husband's a smart and communicative guy. I absolutely do not buy into the "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" philosophy. It's pat, and it doesn't account for individuality. To be blunt: it's a cop-out. It dumbs us all down.
That being said, there are times, when we argue, when I wonder if my husband and I are speaking the same language — just with very different accents. Accents that become thick and unfamiliar, especially when we're mad.
It's sort of like my experiences with the gas station attendant in my mountain town (minus the arguing). When we first moved here, I'd go in to pay for gas, and I could only make out every third word the man said.
Who knows: he may have had the same problem with me! There we were, both Southerners, yet we pronounced words as differently as if we'd been born a country apart instead of in towns separated by only 30 miles.
But when I really dig deep, I realize this: Despite growing up only 30 miles apart, the gas station attendant and I have geography to consider. Between our childhood towns are a host of mountains, an elevation change of 1,300 feet, and a whole lot of history.
In a similar sense, when my husband and I argue, our words — despite the fact that we speak the same language, and have been conversing in it for 18 years — are fraught with history, emotion, stress, and exhaustion. In other words: we need to consider the geography between us.
In outdoor education, a field in which my husband and I used to work, we learned that it's often more useful to have a topographical map than a compass. After all, what good will direction do you if you don't have a clue about what's between you and the place at which you hope to arrive?
Topographic maps are different from most maps, in that they offer large-scale details of a terrain's natural and man-made features, and use contour lines to show elevation. In essence, they let the hiker, climber or backpacker know just how tough the going may get: what they need to get around or through or over, in order to reach their destination.
A compass can point you in the direction of true north, but what use is a compass if there's a ravine in the way?
Most of us know a straight line rarely gets us anywhere. Still: both the compass and the topographical map are necessary to plot the best course.
There are certainly times when, exhausted with arguing, my husband and I don't resolve a thing. We rely on the fact that, when all else fails, we love each other. It gets us through — at least through the day. Love is our compass.
Still, we sure could use a relationship topo map. I take heart in the fact that we've only been married for 13 years, so there's still time to make one.
Editor's Note: A previous version of this column misspelled Suzy Bogguss' name. | {
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Q: ServiceController API will not recognise that a service has stopped I'm working on an installer that copies files into Program Files and then runs a service (via one of the files that was copied over). On the first installation this will work with no problems, but issues start to occur when the installer is run and the service is already running on the machine. This is because the installer is attempting to replace the files that already exist in Program Files, but one of those files is in use by the Windows service, so it cannot be replaced unless the service is stopped.
So I decided to use the ServiceController API to stop the service when installation begins, install the files (overwriting the existing files), and start to service again. There is very little to the code, but here it is:
Instantiate ServiceController:
try
{
service = new ServiceController(serviceName);
}
catch (InvalidOperationException ioe)
{
// ...
}
Stopping the service:
if (service.Status != ServiceControllerStatus.Stopped)
{
service.Stop();
}
Then wait for the service to be stopped and install the files:
service.WaitForStatus(ServiceControllerStatus.Stopped);
// install files...
And lastly restart the service:
service.Start();
With this code, the service.WaitForStatus() method will just wait forever (or longer than I'm prepared to wait at least- up to an hour). The strange thing is that I can run this code, write service.Status() to a log, check the service manually to see that it has stopped, check the log and see that ServiceController thinks the service is still running.
At first I thought that the issue was with service.Stop() so I tried creating a couple of Process objects that got the service PID and then killed the task, which stops the service instantly, but still ServiceController will not recognise that the service has stopped. If I remove the service.WaitForStatus() method from my code, an exception will be thrown since the installer is trying to overwrite a file that is in use by the service.
Also, I've tried this with different services, but the result is always the same, leading me to believe that the issue is not with the service itself.
Why is ServiceController not recognising that the service has stopped? Is there a solution or workaround to this problem? I'm working with .NET 2.0, so anything that requires higher is, unfortunately, not an option for me. Cheers.
A: This answer may not be appropriate to your question but can give an idea. I also faced couple of issue while stopping services using "ServiceController" and also as pointed out in this article Read EricJ reply, I implemented like below
service.Stop();
service.WaitForStatus(ServiceControllerStatus.Stopped, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5));
ServiceController waits for 5 minutes to stop service, if not throws TimeOutException where I'm calling TaskKill command to kill process. Below is code
using (Process process = new Process())
{
try
{
string arguments = "/F /T /IM {0}";
process.StartInfo.FileName = "taskkill";
process.StartInfo.Arguments = string.Format(arguments, processName); ;
process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;
process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;
process.StartInfo.RedirectStandardError = true;
StringBuilder output = new StringBuilder();
StringBuilder error = new StringBuilder();
using (AutoResetEvent outputWaitHandle = new AutoResetEvent(false))
using (AutoResetEvent errorWaitHandle = new AutoResetEvent(false))
{
process.OutputDataReceived += (sender, e) =>
{
if (e.Data == null)
{
outputWaitHandle.Set();
}
else
{
output.AppendLine(e.Data);
}
};
process.ErrorDataReceived += (sender, e) =>
{
if (e.Data == null)
{
errorWaitHandle.Set();
}
else
{
error.AppendLine(e.Data);
}
};
process.Start();
process.BeginOutputReadLine();
process.BeginErrorReadLine();
if (process.WaitForExit(timeout) &&
outputWaitHandle.WaitOne(timeout) &&
errorWaitHandle.WaitOne(timeout))
{
if (process.ExitCode == 0)
// Success Message
}
else
{
// Fail Message
}
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(output.ToString()))
//Out put
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(error.ToString()))
//Error out put
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Comments = ex.Message;
//Exception logging
}
}
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Pope uses word 'genocide' to describe Armenian killings
AFP , Sunday 12 Apr 2015
Pope Francis leads a mass on the 100th anniversary of the Armenian mass killings, in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican April 12, 2015 (Photo: Reuters)
Turkish president fined for 'insulting' Armenia peace statue
Turkey slams Armenia for halting deal to improve ties
Erdogan under fire for 'anti-Armenian slur'
Armenia accuses Turkey of 'utter denial' on genocide
Pope Francis used the word "genocide" on Sunday to describe the mass murder of Armenians in a move likely to severely strain diplomatic ties with Turkey.
"In the past century our human family has lived through three massive and unprecedented tragedies," he said during a solemn mass in Saint Peter's Basilica to mark the centenary of the Ottoman Turk killings of Armenians.
"The first, which is widely considered 'the first genocide of the 20th century', struck your own Armenian people," he said, citing a statement signed by John Paul II and the Armenian patriarch in 2001.
While many historians describe the killings as the 20th century's first genocide, Turkey hotly denies the accusation.
While Francis did not use his own words to describe the murders as genocide, John Paul II's use of the term provoked a sharp reaction from Turkey at the time, and citing the beloved former pope will do more than ruffle feathers.
"We recall the centenary of that tragic event, that immense and senseless slaughter whose cruelty your forebears had to endure," Francis said.
"It is necessary, and indeed a duty, to honour their memory, for whenever memory fades, it means that evil allows wounds to fester," he added.
The 78-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church had been under pressure to use the term publicly to describe the murders despite the risk of alienating an important ally in the fight against radical Islam.
Armenians say up to 1.5 million of their kin were killed between 1915 and 1917 as the Ottoman Empire was falling apart, and have long sought to win international recognition of the massacres as genocide.
But Turkey rejects the claims, arguing that 300,000 to 500,000 Armenians and as many Turks died in civil strife when Armenians rose up against their Ottoman rulers and sided with invading Russian troops.
Francis said the other two genocides of the 20th century were "perpetrated by Nazism and Stalinism."
"And more recently there have been other mass killings, like those in Cambodia, Rwanda, Burundi and Bosnia. It seems that humanity is incapable of putting a halt to the shedding of innocent blood," he added.
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Royers Pie Queen » y'all ever have one of those weeks?
hey y'all ever have one of those weeks…like everything seems to be going wrong. everything. not really sure why i even ask y'all…seriously who doesn't??
we get so caught up in all the chaos & BIG mess of this crazy world. we all have thorns in our rose bush of life and no matter how much we try to prune back the ugly to keep the beauty growing we get pricked by the thorns. those thorns hurt. you can't remove the thorns or bury them way down deep.
so i took a few minutes to step back. to regroup and take a deep breath of God. i started again to trim this beautiful rose bush and i kept getting pricked but all i could see was the roses. that rose bush is my life. beautiful. keep pruning the ugly and the beauty will continue to grow. our lives are good. very good. full of thorns but we just have to focus on the roses and not the thorns that prick at us everyday. there IS way more beauty. | {
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Jerusalem Post Israeli News Israeli Politics
Israeli population climbs to 8,904,373 ahead of Jewish New Year
Population increases by 173,811; the number of new Olim to Israel the past year stands at 24,801; most popular boys' names are Joseph, Daniel and Ori; Tamar, Noa and Shira most popular for girls.
By LIDAR GRAVÉ-LAZI
Published: SEPTEMBER 21, 2014 11:39
A baby sits in front of an Israeli flag
(photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)
As Israelis prepare to ring in the Jewish New Year, the Population and Immigration Authority released a report on Sunday estimating Israel's population at 8,904,373.
This marks an increase of 173,811, or 1.99 percent, in the total population, from 8,730,562 citizens registered with the Interior Ministry a year ago.
The number of new immigrants to Israel over the past 12 months was 24,801.
During the year, some 176,230 babies were born, of which 90,646 were boys and 85,584 were girls.
The most popular name for a girl was Tamar, followed by classic Israeli names such as Noa and Shira. Adelle, Talia, Yael, Leanne, Miriam, Maya, and Avigail all made the top 10 list.
For boys, the most popular name was Yosef, followed by Daniel and Ori. Also making the top 10 list were Itai, Omer, Adam, Noam, Ariel, Eitan, and David.
Some 140,591 Israelis registered to be married, of which 75,848 tied the knot during the year. In contrast, 32,457 Israelis registered to divorce and 23,419 went ahead with the proceeding.
Speaking at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu exhibited the population numbers as a triumph over the Holocaust and other tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people.
"I can say that there are more than six million Jews in Israel, in light of the course our people has taken in the last century," he said.
Israel "is not short of challenges," the prime minister added, "but our strength is unifying the nation and repelling our enemies."
Netanyahu wished the nation a happy holiday and a speedy recovery to those still recovering from injuries sustained during the recent fighting on the Gaza front.
Jerusalem Post staff contributed to this report.
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Gasanov, Èlyar Èldarovich
Statistics Math-Net.Ru
Total publications: 21
Scientific articles: 21
This page: 1545
Abstract pages: 4222
Full texts: 1743
References: 217
Doctor of physico-mathematical sciences (1999)
Speciality: 01.01.09 (Discrete mathematics and mathematical cybernetics)
Birth date: 14.11.1959
Website: http://intsys.msu.ru
Keywords: discrete mathematics, theory of control systems, theory of databases, automata theory complexity of search algorithms.
UDC: 519.7, 517.977, 519.1, 519.95
Discrete mathematics, theory of control systems, theory of databases, automata theory, complexity of search algorithms, synthesis of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIC). E.E. Gasanov developed the general theory of information storage and retrieval on the basis of a new information?graph model of data. He solved the problem of optimal synthesis of information graphs for a wide class of search problems including those most often used in databases. The constructed theory covers all particular findings for concrete databases and provides algorithms and new technologies for synthesizing databases of new type, which are more efficient than the known algorithms. Gasanov laid the foundations of the theory of predictive automata and in the framework of this theory received criteria for predictability and partial predictability for some classes of super-events.
Gasanov Elyar Eldarovich was born on November 14, 1959, in Moscow. Mathematician. Graduated from the Department of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics of MSU in 1982.
Philosophy Doctor in mathematics (1986), Doctor of Science in mathematics (1999).
Professor of the Chair of Mathematical theory of intelligent systems of the Department of Mechanics and Mathematics (2003). In Moscow State University, E. E. Gasanov lectures the special courses "Theory of intelligent systems", "Theory of databases and information retrieval", "Additional chapters of discrete mathematics and mathematical cybernetics" and holds a special seminar in problems of complexity of search algorithms.
Deputy Chief Editor of the journal "Intelligent systems. Theory and applications".
Area of scientific interests. Discrete mathematics, theory of control systems, theory of databases, automata theory, complexity of search algorithms, synthesis of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIC). E. E. Gasanov developed the general theory of information storage and retrieval on the basis of a new information-graph model of data. He solved the problem of optimal synthesis of information graphs for a wide class of search problems including those most often used in databases. The constructed theory covers all particular findings for concrete databases and provides algorithms and new technologies for synthesizing databases of new type, which are more efficient than the known algorithms. Gasanov laid the foundations of the theory of predictive automata and in the framework of this theory received criteria for predictability and partial predictability for some classes of super-events.
The Candidate Dissertation of E. E. Gasanov was entitled "On the complexity of information retrieval"; his Doctoral dissertation "Optimal solution of storage and search basic problems in information?graph model of data".
Eighteen disciples of E.E. Gasanov obtained their PhD degrees. E. E. Gasanov published more than 175 scientific works including 15 books and more than 65 patents of the USA.
Main publications:
Gasanov E. E., Kudryavtsev V. B., Teoriya khraneniya i poiska informatsii, Fizmatlit, Moskva, 2002
Gasanov E. E., Teoriya slozhnosti informatsionnogo poiska, Izdatelstvo Tsentra prikladnykh issledovanii pri mekhaniko-matematicheskom fakultete MGU, Moskva, 2005
Kudryavtsev V. B., Gasanov E. E., Podkolzin A. S., Vvedenie v teoriyu intellektualnykh sistem, Izdatelskii otdel fakulteta vychislitelnoi matematiki i kibernetiki MGU im. M. V. Lomonosova, Moskva, 2006
Kudryavtsev V. B., Gasanov E. E., Dolotova O. A., Pogosyan G. R., Teoriya testirovaniya logicheskikh ustroistv, Fizmatlit, Moskva, 2006
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Publications in Math-Net.Ru
1. D. I. Vasilyev, È. È. Gasanov, V. B. Kudryavtsev, "Оn stabilization of an automaton model of migration processes", Diskr. Mat., 31:1 (2019), 56–71
2. E. M. Perper, È. È. Gasanov, V. B. Kudryavtsev, "On the semantic analysis of juridical documents", Intelligent systems. Theory and applications, 22:3 (2018), 45–88
3. È. È. Gasanov, "On the functional complexity of the two-dimensional domination problem", Intelligent systems. Theory and applications, 21:4 (2017), 102–114
4. È. È. Gasanov, A. M. Zubkov, N. V. Klykova, "The algorithm for identical object searching with bounded worst-case complexity and linear memory", Diskr. Mat., 28:2 (2016), 3–11 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 26:5 (2016), 273–278
5. È. È. Gasanov, A. A. Pletnev, "Моделирование динамических баз данных", Intelligent systems. Theory and applications, 20:3 (2016), 146–150
6. È. È. Gasanov, P. A. Panteleev, A. Sokolov, Yu. S. Shutkin, "Hardware implementation of on-the-fly reconfigurable BCH decoder", Intelligent systems. Theory and applications, 20:2 (2016), 53–66
7. E. E. Gasanov, "Information storage and search complexity theory", Fundam. Prikl. Mat., 15:3 (2009), 49–73 ; J. Math. Sci., 168:1 (2010), 32–48
8. A. G. Verenkin, È. È. Gasanov, "On the automaton determinization of sets of superworks", Diskr. Mat., 18:2 (2006), 84–97 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 16:3 (2006), 229–243
9. È. È. Gasanov, A. N. Erokhin, "A nonexhaustive algorithm, linear with respect to memory, for solving a two-dimensional interval search problem", Diskr. Mat., 16:4 (2004), 49–64 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 14:6 (2004), 631–646
10. È. È. Gasanov, I. V. Kuznetsova, "On the functional complexity of a two-dimensional interval search problem", Diskr. Mat., 14:1 (2002), 114–141 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 12:1 (2002), 69–95
11. È. È. Gasanov, "Estimates for the complexity of a method for solving the problem of inclusive search", Diskr. Mat., 12:2 (2000), 118–139 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 10:3 (2000), 295–318
12. È. È. Gasanov, Yu. P. Lugovskaya, "A constant, in the worst case, algorithm for the search for identical objects", Diskr. Mat., 11:4 (1999), 139–144 ; Discrete Math. Appl., 9:6 (1999), 679–684
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I want the staring position of the element and the finished position of the element.
$(function() {
$("#filterlist ul").sortable({ opacity: 0.6, cursor: 'move', update: function(event, ui) {
alert(ui.item.prevAll().length + 1);
}
});
});
I can get the position of the item after it has been dragged by using:-
ui.item.prevAll().length + 1
What do I use to get the position it started from?
A: $(function() {
$("#sortable").sortable({
start: function(event, ui) { console.log('before @ '+ ui.item.index()) },
update: function(event, ui) { console.log('now @ '+ ui.item.index()) }
});
});
try this demo and watch at the console...
A: Use the start event and "cache" the starting position
var start;
$(function() {
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opacity: 0.6,
cursor: 'move',
start: function(event, ui) {
start = ui.item.prevAll().length + 1;
},
update: function(event, ui) {
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}
});
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Brian Doherty
Tim Carroll
Type of play(s)
plays by or in the spirit of George Bernard Shaw
Festival date
April–October each year
www.shawfest.com
The Festival's roots can be traced to 1962 when Ontario lawyer and playwright Brian Doherty, supported by Buffalo businessman Calvin Rand, staged a summertime "Salute to Shaw" in the town's courthouse, a venue later known as the Court House Theatre. For eight weekends, Doherty and his crew produced Shaw's Don Juan in Hell and Candida. The "Salute", with its mandate to promote the works of Shaw and his contemporaries, was an immediate success.
With the addition of actor and director Barry Morse as Artistic Director in 1966, the Festival gained huge international publicity and its productions garnered sold-out performances. Morse also joined the company as actor during this season. Paxton Whitehead took over management of the company with the 1967 season and under his leadership the Festival gained new heights. He served for twelve seasons as Artistic Director of the Shaw Festival; during his tenure, he was able to push through a plan of building the purpose-built 869-seat state-of-the-art Festival Theatre to expand considerably the capacity for audiences at Niagara-on-the-Lake. Queen Elizabeth II, Indira Gandhi, and Pierre Elliot Trudeau were among those who attended performances at the Shaw Festival Theatre during its inaugural season in 1973. Tony Van Bridge was interim artistic director for the 1974—75 season.
In 1980, Christopher Newton joined the company as Artistic Director and continued to foster its development with the addition of a third theatre, the Royal George. Outstanding directors such as Derek Goldby, Denise Coffey, and Neil Munro (who became Resident Director in the early 1990s) were hired, and the acting ensemble was carefully developed until it was widely recognized to be one of the best in the world.
Under Christopher Newton, the Festival's mandate became more narrowly defined: to produce plays written during the lifetime of Shaw (1856–1950), "plays about the beginning of the modern world," as Newton was quoted. In Newton's last years as Artistic Director, the mandate was widened to also include contemporary plays which are set within Shaw's lifetime (1856—1950). His successor, Jackie Maxwell, was appointed in 2003 and expanded the mandate further to include works by "contemporary Shavians" such as Tony Kushner and Caryl Churchill. She produced many plays written and directed by women.
In the summer of 2015, it was announced that Tim Carroll would take over as Artistic Director. He announced his inaugural 2017 season in August 2016. Under its current mandate, the Shaw Festival celebrates the life and spirit of Bernard Shaw by creating theatre that is as entertaining and provocative as Shaw himself.[1]
Artistic Directors
Andrew Allan (1963–1965)
Barry Morse (1966)
Paxton Whitehead (1967–1977)
Leslie Yeo (1979)
Christopher Newton (1980–2002)
Jackie Maxwell (2003–2016)
Tim Carroll (2017–)
Dates listed are when the theatre's association with the Shaw Festival began; The Court House and Royal George theatres predate the festival.[2]
Festival Theatre (1973, 856 seats)
Royal George Theatre (1980, 313 seats)
Jackie Maxwell Studio Theatre (2004, 200 seats)
Former venue: Court House Theatre (1962–2017, 327 seats)[3]
Source: [4]
The Horse and His Boy — by C.S. Lewis, adapted for the stage by Anna Chatterton
Brigadoon — book and lyrics by Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe
The Ladykillers — by Graham Linehan, from the motion picture screenplay by William Rose
Man and Superman with Don Juan in Hell — by George Bernard Shaw
Mahabharata: Beginnings — by Ravi Jain
Rope — by Patrick Hamilton
Getting Married — by George Bernard Shaw
The Russian Play — by Hannah Moscovitch
Cyrano de Bergerac — by Edmond Rostand, translated and adapted for the stage by Kate Hennig
The Glass Menagerie — by Tennessee Williams
Sex — by Mae West
Victory — by Howard Barker
A Christmas Carol — by Charles Dickens
Holiday Inn — music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, book by Gordon Greenberg and Chad Hodge
Gypsy - book by Arthur Laurents, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
The Devil's Disciple - by Bernard Shaw
Sherlock Holmes and the Raven's Curse - by R. Hamilton Wright, based on the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Mahabharata - adapted by Ravi Jain and Miriam Fernandes, original concept developed with Jenny Koons
Charley's Aunt - by Brandon Thomas
Prince Caspian - adapted for the stage by Damien Atkins, based on the novel by C.S. Lewis
Flush - based on the novella by Virginia Woolf, adapted and directed by Tim Carroll
Assassins - book by John Weidman, music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, from an idea by Charles Gilbert, Jr.
The Playboy of the Western World - by J.M. Synge
Desire Under the Elms by Eugene O'Neill
Trouble in Mind - by Alice Childress
The History of Niagara - created and performed by Mike Petersen and Alexandra Montagnese, at Fort George Historic Site, in association with Parks Canada
A Christmas Carol - by Charles Dickens
Me and My Girl - book and lyrics by L. Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber, book revised by Stephen Fry, with contributions by Mike Ockrent, music by Noel Gay. Presented for the Christmas season. [5]
Further information: Shaw Festival production history
"The Shaw Festival renames theatre in honour of former Artistic Director Jackie Maxwell – Media Releases from Shaw Festival Theatre, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada". news.shawfest.com.
"Theatres - Shaw Festival Theatre".
"Shaw Festival Announces 2018 Season – Media Releases from Shaw Festival Theatre, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada". news.shawfest.com.
"Announcing The Shaw's 2019 Season". Shaw Festival. Retrieved February 18, 2019.
"Announcing The Shaw's 2020 Season". Shaw Festival. Retrieved August 7, 2019.
Holmes, Katherine ed. (1986). Celebrating!: twenty-five years on the stage at the Shaw Festival. Erin, Ontario: Boston Mills Press. ISBN 0-919783-48-1. CS1 maint: extra text: authors list (link)
Shaw Festival Online
Un Petit Drame
Widowers' Houses
The Philanderer
Mrs. Warren's Profession
The Man of Destiny
You Never Can Tell
The Devil's Disciple
The Gadfly
Caesar and Cleopatra
Captain Brassbound's Conversion
The Admirable Bashville
Man and Superman
John Bull's Other Island
How He Lied to Her Husband
Major Barbara
Passion, Poison, and Petrifaction
The Doctor's Dilemma
The Interlude at the Playhouse
The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet
Press Cuttings
The Fascinating Foundling
The Glimpse of Reality
Misalliance
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets
Fanny's First Play
Overruled
Beauty's Duty
Great Catherine
The Music Cure
O'Flaherty V.C.
The Inca of Perusalem
Augustus Does His Bit
Macbeth Skit
Annajanska, the Bolshevik Empress
Back to Methuselah
A Glimpse of the Domesticity of Franklyn Barnabas
Jitta's Atonement
Saint Joan
The Apple Cart
Too True to Be Good
How These Doctors Love One Another!
Village Wooing
The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles
The Six of Calais
The Millionairess
Arthur and the Acetone
Cymbeline Refinished
In Good King Charles's Golden Days
The British Party System
Buoyant Billions
Farfetched Fables
Shakes versus Shav
Why She Would Not
Immaturity
Love Among the Artists
Cashel Byron's Profession
An Unsocial Socialist
The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God
The Perfect Wagnerite
The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism
Quintessence of Ibsenism
Charlotte Payne-Townshend (wife)
Shaw's Corner
Shaw Theatre
Shavian alphabet
Shaw Festival (production history)
George Bernard Shaw: His Plays
Great Contemporaries
SHAW: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies
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Besides lecturing, supervising, and conducting research, he is also an author, editor, reviewer, keynote speaker, trainer, consultant, as well as technical and scientific committee member. As he has earned numerous awards and medals since 2009, he is included in Who's Who in Science and Engineering 2011-2012 & 2016-2017, Who's Who in Asia 2012, 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century (7th and 9th Editions), Top 100 Educators 2012, Dictionary of International Biography (36th-38th Editions), Who's Who in the World 2013-2015, Top 100 Professionals 2015, and Leading Educators of the World 2015.
As the outcome of his doctoral thesis, Dr Mah has become the founder of Web-based Cognitive Writing Instruction or WeCWI (http://wecwi.blogspot.my): an award-winning hybrid e-framework for instructional design and language development. WeCWI was officially launched in The Digital Education Show Asia 2014 on 27 May 2014. WeCWI, WeCWI Integrated Solutions, WeCI, and WeCLI were copyrighted by MyIPO after being approved by RIBU, UiTM, in 2014 and 2016.
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Dr Hiroshi Hasegawa (Graduate Diploma in Education, Master of Education Studies (LOTE), Master of Education (TESOL) and a PhD) is the Japanese Course Coordinator and a senior lecturer in the School of Education at Curtin University in Western Australia. He has extensive teaching experiences from primary to tertiary level. He currently coordinates and teaches various undergraduate units pertaining to Japanese (as a second language) and contemporary Japanese culture.
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Q: Make wrapping div clear all the way to the left? Im making a responsive site with dynamic content. I have a row of divs that will wrap at smaller screen widths. As some of the divs have more content and are taller than others, when a div wraps it doenst always go all the way to the left of the screen.
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/Ljmkb
I need a solution that works for different screen widths and for when the content makes the divs different heights, in other works I cant just set clear left on the 4th div.
A: Change float:left on your div elements to display:inline-block; in laymans terms this will place them on the same line if there is space, or start a new line and place the overflowed element at the start of it if not.
By then placing the elements in a vertical-align:top environment, they will maintain their top alignment.
Demo Fiddle
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References
External links
Alpheus bidens, LifeDesks: Alpheidae
Alpheidae
Crustaceans of the Indian Ocean
Crustaceans of the Pacific Ocean
Crustaceans described in 1811
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It was also gathered that various denominations of foreign currencies including £960, $7,286, €1,035, CFA5000, 15 Leons and 17 Cedis were recovered.
Meanwhile, the DNA test on the corpses and relations of the 29 identified bodies of victims of the crash will continue on Monday even as relations of the victims protested the delay in the release of the corpses.
Although the second day of the DNA test went as planned Friday, albeit slowly, most of the relations could still not do theirs thereby extending the exercise to Monday.
In total, the money and other personal effects of about 32 victims of the crash were recovered by rescue workers.
A source in the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), which coordinated the rescue efforts, said rescue workers used documents such as drivers' license, ATM cards, office identity card and national identity cards to match some of the recovered personal effects with their owners.
The source further said the cash and other personal effects had been handed over to the police "for onward delivery to the nation's Accident Investigation Bureau where relatives are expected to collect their loved ones' properties."
According to a breakdown of the recovered money and personal effects, which THISDAY gleaned Friday night, late Shauib Maimunat, who died alongside her children and four others, had N156, 000 on her. She also had her BlackBerry phone, Nokia 1600 phone, a brown wallet and a brown bag.
Late Maimuna Anyene had $1,000, N1000 and a purse containing debit cards of international and local banks, including that of Citi Bank of America.
Late Chinwe Obi had on her N21,000, an Olympus camera, one Samsung handset in her brown bag.
Another victim simply identified as Alhaji had N441,000 in a purse he carried before his death.
Late Mrs. G.C Akwaeze had in her bag N56,190; £960 and a Nokia phone.
Other victims whose cash were recovered included Garba Audu with N40, 500; Awodogan Olabinjo with N7,100 and a wrist watch; Tosin Anibaba with N4,180, and Ifekawa Jones with N15, 400.
One Dr. Jonathan had N14, 030, Blackberry and Nokia phones and M.C. Chukwudi with N8,400 and a Blackberry.
Late Prof. Obot had N91, 510, 1035 Euro and $455 while late Josephine Okechukwu had a wedding dress and other assorted wares recovered.
Speaking to THISDAY on the DNA test, Mr. Mike Uchegbu, said his family had to postpone their test to Monday due to the non-availability of the second donor to give the sample of his cells.
He said he explained to the hospital authorities that the expected donor does not reside in Lagos and because the test would not be conducted over the weekend, he would come in on Monday.
He blamed the ongoing delay on the hospital authorities' sudden change in plans to double the number of donors despite asking for only one initially.
Mr. James Okafor, who lost his brother and whose injured in-law was hospitalised at the Surgical Emergency Ward of LASUTH, is in deep anguish.
While his in-law, Iloka Chima, was injured as he tried to escape from the debris of what used to be their residence, his brother, Nwabuwa, was not so lucky as he was burnt to death while asleep.
Shuffling the role of caring for his in-law and identifying the corpse of his late brother as well as submitting his tissue for DNA, James was philosophical about the compensation promised by Dana Airways when they paid a visit to Iloka Friday.
Although he admitted having done the DNA test Friday, he, however, flayed the entire process describing it as slow-paced.
The Chief Medical Director of LASUTH, Prof. David Wale Oke, had spoken of the need for the DNA to be carried out on all the corpses.
Although he said parents of the corpses could donate their cells for the DNA test, he also said siblings and children would also be admissible.
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4 Hofstra Law Students Receive 2019 New York City Bar Diversity Fellowships
Four Hofstra Law students have been selected to participate in the New York City Bar's 2019 Diversity Fellowship Program.
First-year students (left to right in photo) Jacob Manzoor, Dawn Sudama, Faith Pappalardo and D'Andre Chapman will have the opportunity to spend their summer working at one of the participating law firms and corporate law departments.
The selection criteria for the fellowship were demanding. After completing a legal writing requirement, preparing a personal statement and being interviewed by a Hofstra Law screening committee, the students were then interviewed by a panel of attorneys and other school representatives, who reviewed the candidates' undergraduate and law school transcripts, resumes, personal statements and legal writing samples. The students were able to clear all of these hurdles and receive an assignment from one of the participating employers.
Founded in 1991, the Diversity Fellowship Program provides first-year law students from underrepresented populations the chance to spend a summer in one of New York's leading law firms and corporate/government law departments.
Hundreds of diverse and talented first-year law students from 11 New York City-area law schools have been given a rare and valuable opportunity to jump-start their careers in the law by spending their 1L summer at one of the outstanding participating law firms and corporate law departments. Hofstra Law has had 82 Diversity Fellows since the program's inception.
Program alumni have achieved success at all levels of the professions, including as law firm partners, general counsels, assistant district attorneys, assistant attorneys general, entrepreneurs and executive directors.
About the Fellows
D'Andre Chapman
Summer Placement: TIAA
"Humbled, proud, excited and even a bit thunderstruck are all the things I felt when I learned I would receive an opportunity of this magnitude. The New York City Bar Diversity Fellowship program offers students the opportunity to work for some of the biggest firms and companies in the world. The program genuinely understands that the law would do itself a great disservice if it did not allow many different voices from many different backgrounds to be heard. Thank you to the former fellows for their encouragement and assistance during an already strenuous law school semester. Thank you to the Office of Career Services staff for their daily nurturing and their dedicated career services. Thank you to my mom, my strength and compass on every journey. I am sure I will develop invaluable skills working for an extraordinary company such as TIAA. However, this opportunity is not about me, it is about showing black boys with single moms like me across the world that you can still do anything, and I hope it shows just that."
Jacob Manzoor
Summer Placement: New York Life
"The New York City Bar Diversity Fellowship is an opportunity that not many 1Ls get the chance to partake in, and I am humbled to be able to join New York Life as a summer associate. I know that the summer will bring challenging and exciting opportunities, and I am delighted to have the chance to work alongside the talented legal team at New York Life. I am especially grateful for all of the help and support I have received from the prior fellows and the Office of Career Services. I look forward to starting my position and gaining invaluable experience that will help me build my skills as a professional in the legal field. I also look forward to the day when I can give back and help prepare the next set of candidates to become New York City Bar Diversity Fellows."
Faith Pappalardo
Summer Placement: MetLife
"I am extremely grateful to have been selected for the New York City Bar Diversity Fellowship. The Office of Career Services and prior fellows worked closely with me to ensure I was more than prepared for every step of the process. I am excited to start work this summer at MetLife in their internal legal department, which will give me exposure to a variety of legal practice areas. I look forward to sharing my summer experience with Hofstra Law students this upcoming fall."
Dawn Sudama
Summer Placement: Morgan Stanley
"I am extremely grateful and honored to be chosen to participate in the 2019 New York City Bar Diversity Fellowship Program. Words cannot explain the gratitude I have for the constant help and support of the Office of Career Services, my professors, and of the former fellows throughout the long process. I look forward not only to my experience at Morgan Stanley, but also to pay forward the help and support given to me for Hofstra candidates in the years to come."
TagsD'Andre Chapman Dawn Sudama Faith Pappalardo Jacob Manzoor New York City Bar Diversity Fellowship Program
Brian Primm 1L Awarded 2019-2020 Moritt Hock & Hamroff Business Law Honors Fellowship
Hofstra Law Trial Team Reaches Semifinals in 2019 South Texas Mock Trial Challenge
Hofstra Law Trial Advocacy Team Reaches Semifinals in 2019 Capitol City Challenge | {
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MNA Mohsin Dawar arrested, remanded in CTD custody for eight days
Member of National Assembly (MNA) Mohsin Dawar was arrested from North Waziristan tribal district and presented before an anti-terrorism court on Thursday.
The Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) leader was presented in the ATC in Bannu where he was remanded into the custody of the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of police for eight days.
"Accused is remanded to police for eight (08) days subject to pre and post medical checkup. Accused be re-produced before the court on dated 07/06/2019 (June 7)," read an order handed down by ATC Special Judge Babar Ali Khan.
Mohsin Dawar's lawyer said the MNA had voluntarily surrendered himself into the custody of law enforcement personnel following a decision by a tribal Jirga.
The PTM leader was at large following an attack on a security check post in North Waziristan tribal district on Sunday morning. The MNA, along with eight others, was nominated in the FIR of the attack. Three people were killed and five soldiers injured in the clash between security forces and PTM protesters.
According to Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), a group led by Mohsin Javed and Ali Wazir, assaulted Kharqamar check post, Boyya, North Waziristan tribal district on Sunday morning.
"They wanted to exert pressure for the release of suspected terrorists' facilitator arrested the other day. Troops at the check post exercised maximum restraint in the face of provocation and direct firing on the post," said the Pakistan Army's media wing.
ISPR said five soldiers were injured due to the firing of the group.
It further said that three individuals who attacked the check post lost their lives while the ten injured were evacuated to the Army hospital for treatment.
MNA Ali Wazir was arrested along with eight others.
On Monday, an anti-terrorism court granted an eight-day physical remand of MNA Ali Wazir to the Counter Terrorism Department officials. | {
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By Craig Clevenger
"You're a smart kid. Figure it out." — The Hitcher, 1986
Every ghost story is, at its core, about the struggle to be recognized; about the dead—invisible and immaterial—and their efforts to be received by the living, who in turn must do likewise among those not being haunted. Witness the typical second-act protest in a typical horror film: "I'm not crazy. I know what I saw. I was there." For the living, to be similarly disregarded—to be treated like a ghost—can be worse than meeting one. I don't write ghost stories, but I do write about characters who are both figuratively haunted and who have in some fashion themselves been rendered ghosts. People call my stories dark.
Whenever I press for clarity on what someone means by dark, I come up empty. Just what is considered dark? I can first rule out sex, which is hardly a dark topic in and of itself. The double-standard taboo Americans have on sex is a topic all its own and has been essayed by plenty before me. Regardless of where on the taboo spectrum my particular depictions may lie, the total on-page sex in all of my works combined would scarcely fill three pages. Drugs, then? However accurate or dramatized, most public schools and Very Special Episodes will address the subject of drugs far more readily and candidly than sex. No, the discourse around drugs is too commonplace to consider the subject matter truly deviant, truly dark. I'm left with the inverse of the American taboo regarding sex: our preoccupation with violence.
If we consider the routine mayhem and killing in prime time entertainment and popular fiction, we see the darkest acts of which humanity is capable reduced to plot devices. I could hammer out a list of such acts present in books, movies and television shows off the top of my head, but without context it would read as gratuitous and stomach-churning. Still, none of these citations would point to titles considered fringe, controversial, or even dark, but would read like the average person's Netflix queue or a who's-who of summer beach-read thrillers.
I don't mean to malign these writers—I read and enjoy plenty of them—but to point to the manner and degree of violence in popular media that serves largely as genre distinction: action, mystery, thriller, horror, and so on. Yes, some of my characters live amidst the abstraction of violence, with the presumed possibility of it, and others may have had a close but still second-hand encounter rather than any direct experience. But what direct violence my characters do confront takes place outside the present narrative; they live in its aftermath, have had their lives shaped by it, and make decisions in anticipation of it. Still, while my work is virtually devoid of violence explicit on the page, it's nonetheless tagged with the vague and barely defensible label of dark. So then, if we disregard those portrayals of behavior that could land someone in prison, or at very least in court, what's left? And what of the remaining is considered dark and why?
My third novel is what I generously call my first happy story, if for no other reason than my main character gains more than he loses by the final page. There are certainly some highs and lows, some downturns of plot here and there; it's a novel, after all. But I recently spent some time with a friend who was kind enough to offer notes on a later draft of the manuscript and once again, the word dark came up. And once again, I pressed for specifics.
"Your main character is completely on his own," he said, after a moment. "With one small exception, every other character is either an antagonist or, in the case of his loved ones, a source of stress and anxiety."
He was right. One of the minor characters offers some calming perspective every now and again, but the rest contribute to the story's bumpy ride. In addition to his adversaries, the main character feels completely out of his depth when trying to live up to his familial responsibilities; the story itself is of the protagonist coming to grips with all of these things. Someone had at last elucidated what they meant by dark, and the reasoning flew right past my counterarguments regarding violence, sex and drugs, and their commercial acceptability in literature.
In my first two novels, the secondary characters are distantly so, and none of them are outright allies. Both stories kick off with the narrator locked in a bare room across the table from some godlike authority (a psychiatrist and a cop, respectively). My short fiction usually presents a narrator facing a dilemma without support from a close comrade, and sometimes without any comrade at all: a divorced father trying desperately—but failing—to connect with his estranged, adolescent son; an old desert hermit coming to grips with a profound loss as his memory slips away; a family black sheep in a solitary, life-or-death struggle with his own sexuality. Viewing my work through this new lens, I can finally answer the question, "What do you write about?"
I write about people who are fundamentally alone.
In Wild Palms, William Faulkner wrote, "Given the choice between the experience of pain and nothing, I would choose pain." Much of film and literature would concur that when it comes to being afraid, nothing always trumps pain. Pain is the devil you know, and its depictions are typically as the after-effects of some cause; the toughest cause to accept is none at all (or, the devil you don't). Without an identifiable precursor to a given dark act, then that act is borne out of the darkness itself. So we absolutely must hang a face on villainy, even if that face is just a hockey mask. Absent a tidy DSM-V backstory for our monster, we can always blame some otherworldly convenience, say an ancient curse. Or the Devil. But between a monster hiding in the dark versus the vast and empty darkness itself, we'll take our chances with the monster, every time.
It's virtually impossible to catalogue every possible trauma we might experience, the potential damage to those who encounter real-life monsters: the death of a loved one; assault/battery; sexual battery; spousal abuse; child abuse; street harassment; workplace harassment; combat PTSD; chronic physical or mental illness; discrimination; addiction; stalking… the accounts could fill volumes. But what we say to those who've experienced such is a far smaller list, a tape loop of platitudes served up by friends, loved ones and strangers alike:
That was a long time ago. Get over it. Snap out of it. Just quit. Have some willpower. Cheer up. It's all in your head. It's God's will. Was it really that bad? Are you sure that's what happened? Are you sure you're not just imagining all that? Why don't you just leave, get away? They gave birth to you, they raised you. They did the best they can; there's no book on how to be a good parent. What were you wearing? Were you drinking? How do you know it was based on your race? Ignore them; they're just words. They're just compliments. I'd love to be "harassed." If you don't want cops to——, then don't break the law. Maybe you should stay away from there/avoid him. Boys will be boys.
The actual event of trauma is transitory; platitudes aimed to dismiss the experience and silence the suffering make their pain all the worse because they're left alone with it. And being alone, not in freely chosen solitude but truly lonely, is when the abyss stares back but you have to smile because you're at work. Because now is not a good time to bring that up. Because you really need to move on. Because you don't want to make things awkward during the holidays. Because there's really nothing anybody can do. Because talking about it all the time doesn't help. Because it was such a long time ago. Because it's not appropriate conversation for everyone.
It's no wonder ghosts scream and wail and shatter dishes. And when whole populations are segregated, ignored, and denied by the authorities and media the agency with which to change their circumstances, it's no wonder they set cities on fire. And it's no wonder we write so many memoirs, and no wonder we read so many. It's no wonder recovery programs are rooted in groups and their shared experience. We don't heal in a vacuum. We don't truly heal until we stop being alone, until we hear:
You're not alone. You don't have to go through this alone. Go ahead, I'm listening. I know how you feel. I've been there, yeah, I know. We're in this together. Go on. I'm listening. We're listening.
I write dark stories about people haunted by figurative ghosts, people struggling to not become ghosts themselves. I write about people who are alone. I don't write about the instance of trauma, nor does any traumatic act itself take center stage in my work. I don't write about violence but about the isolation, invisibility and loneliness that comes after surviving trauma. Or sometimes just comes out of nowhere.
Fiction and storytelling foster empathy, humanity. But the experience of trauma is all but impossible to connect with, absent the experience (which no survivor would ever wish). There's neither a hockey mask nor a face to hang it on.
Fundamentals of the craft aside, the most powerful tool at hand for a writer is empathy, and empathy is among the greatest gifts that literature brings to readers. But empathy in a writer or a reader—in anyone—needs to be fostered. Without it, we're at our worst, the very sociopath monsters we fear. At very least, when when can't empathize with someone else, when we can't see the world through the eyes of another or empathize with their experience, then we trivialize or dismiss as imaginary that which we haven't personally felt. That's the opposite of empathy; it's the worst manifestation of one's ego.
The most telling moment in one of my favorite films, the Coen brothers' Barton Fink, comes toward the end when the titular and myopic scribe at last sits face to face with the story's monster and asks, "Why me?" In response, Karl "Madman" Mundt, who has previously visited untold misery upon so many others before taking their lives, levels the most damning accusation of all: "Because you don't listen."
I write to listen; I write so that maybe some reader knows he or she is being listened to, being heard. And I'll always press for clarity from those who recoil from what they vaguely label as dark at the same time they tolerate ever more creative depictions of bloodshed. I'll press for clarity, and I'll be listening.
Craig Clevenger is the author of two novels, The Contortionist's Handbook and Dermaphoria. His short fiction has appeared in the Booked.Podcast Anthology, the Rumpus, San Francisco Noir 2: The Classics, Barrelhouse and Black Clock. His website is craigclevenger.com. | {
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Home The Market Auctions RM, Sotheby's planning another NYC sale
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RM, Sotheby's planning another NYC sale
By Larry Edsall
Bidders spent nearly $63 million in two hours last year at 'Art of the Automobile' auction | RM photos
In the fall of 2013, RM and Sotheby's "set out to create the finest automobile auction that there has ever been," which is how RM founder Rob Myers put it. That sale was the "Art of the Automobile" auction and was staged in New York City, where people are accustomed to purchasing major works of art but not significant collector cars.
Many saw the sale and especially its location as more of a risk than an opportunity, but RM and Sotheby's were rewarded for their work: The auction included just 31 carefully selected vehicles — 28 classic cars, two motorcycles and an 1892 horse-drawn coach — and generated nearly $63 million in sales in just two hours.
Though there has been no formal announcement yet —RM's offices are closed for the holidays — the RM catalog for its upcoming Arizona auction includes a two-page advertisement for an "Art Automobiles" auction to be staged in conjunction with Southeby's in "Fall 2015."
After the inaugural sale in 2013, Myers suggested that, "What we have established here in New York is a complete demonstration of how to bring some of the world's rarest and most exceptional automobiles to market, in both an exciting and visually arresting way. Furthermore, the sale has successfully brought many new collectors into the market for the first time, which is fantastic news for our hobby."
Sixteen cars sold for $1 million or more at the sale in 2013, with 11 bringing auction-record prices. A 1964 Ferrari 250 LM led the parade at $14.3 million.
1964 Ferrari 250 LM brought $14.3 million
Also significant was the fact that a 1955 Maserati Spyder drew 23 bids before selling for $4.455 million and a 1969 Ferrari 250 GT competition special was the subject of a 22-bid battle before it sold for $7.04 million.
At the opposite extreme, the auctioneer suggested an opening bid of $1 million for the 2011 "Bleu Nuit" Bugatti Veyron. A voice responded "$2.1 million." The room went silent and the car sold with no additional bidding.
The advertisement in the RM Arizona auction catalog notes that it is accepting consignment inquiries for the fall 2015 sale.
Larry Edsall
A former daily newspaper sports editor, Larry Edsall spent a dozen years as an editor at AutoWeek magazine before making the transition to writing for the web and becoming the author of more than 15 automotive books. In addition to being founding editor at ClassicCars.com, Larry has written for The New York Times and The Detroit News and was an adjunct honors professor at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. | {
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That feeling when you grab the brake levers and nothing happens, so you squeeze extra hard, and nothing happens, so you squeeze as hard as humanly possible until your fingers seize up, and still nothing, so you steer into a field (if you're lucky) and take a speed-scrubbing tumble? No fun. SwissStop's Full FlashPro BXP Brake Pads use the company's special BXP rubber compound to ensure serious stopping power in all conditions, assuming you're using an aluminum braking surface (if you're rocking carbon, these aren't for you.) BXP offers top-level modulation, durability, and power, so you'll always have the control you need, and work with SRAM and Shimano 9-, 10-, and 11-speed groups. Each package comes with two pads and two holders , so grab two if you're planning on replacing front and back pads.
When I re-cabled my road bike I installed a pair of FSA Gossamer brakes. The FSA brake calipers are great: solid and smooth. However, I was not impressed with the stock brake pads that came with the calipers. The stock FSA pads didn't feel decisive and they were some kind of one piece cartridge/pad combo so I needed cartridges and pads to make the switch to Swiss Stop. I've just taken a test ride and I am pleased with the performance of the swiss stop pads when paired with my FSA brakes.
One other thing, the pad holders are black (the photo on BC at the time I ordered these showed the pad holders to be bare metal.) Black goes better with my bike so I was pleasantly surprised.
The description and ordering form say that these brakes are blue. But the picture shows black pads in silver holders. What colors are really available? | {
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The game combines competitive and cooperative gaming. As one of four survivors, your job is to find a series of power generators and repair them. As the monster, your job is to hunt the survivors and mount them on a handy meat hook as a sacrifice to your dark god.
I played the game several times as both a survivor and the baddie, and had a great time doing each. The survivors and monster have different capabilities and advantages, but overall it's really hard for the survivors. No matter, it's one of those games where it almost doesn't matter if you win or not, it's all about how you play and how much fun you have. The monster is genuinely scary, it's like being in a horror movie. When I was the monster, I particularly enjoyed sneaking up behind my friend John and starting up the old chainsaw, laughing maniacally as I did so.
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Katie sure loves Max and Ellie!
Hahaha! Cute! A three car pile-up!
How cute!! I agree with Elle Bee Pile three high!! very fun. Hope you have a great rest of the weekend.
SO CUTE!!! Who needs a fancy house? You are truly blessed with friends and family.
That is so cute Julie!
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Regarding the background... I definitely like the clouds better. The problem with the trees picture was that it is such an intense green color -- right beside a theme that is predominantly red. The contrast just really stood out badly and wanted to yank my eyes off to the side. A background is supposed to be something that breaks up the monotony of a blank space without drawing your attention away from the primary content. That's why I suggested washing it out, but honestly I think the blue of the clouds blends a lot better in this theme.
And for what its worth, I do prefer an image rather than a solid color for the background. I think the page would just look too 'flat' (which is fine for a mobile device with limited screen space), but a background gives more dimension when you're on a desktop screen.
Thanks Bill. Manual entry error.
I just refreshed and don't see the fix yet. In case you fixed it in a sandbox that's not live.
Nope, haven't had a chance yet my friend. This and the requested active topics button are in the same template file, so I'd like to sit down and get them both at the same time.
NVM, found what I suggested once I looked a little harder.
I've been having a problem when I use the forum on the Internet on my phone with the new theme that it lags when I type a long response. I dont know if anyone else is having the same problem but I do not have a problem on Tapatalk.
I'm not sure what phone you have, but I have a 3 year old smart phone and sometimes it lags a bit. I think when the phones memory starts getting full it will lag a bit since the theme is a bit complex to fit all different modes. Next time try closing the browser program and ending its task, then opening it again.
all browsing on my phone is slow, not just here. On my PC and tablet though, it works great.
I took lunch today to fix the issues. Sorry for the delay in getting to it. It's been a super busy month.
The menu items were updated Bill, and now includes the 4WD disconnect link.
The Active Topics link was added to the white menu bar, and displays only in PC mode, in case people are using tablets (or super large phones?) and can't use the drop down menu.
The mobile popup menu scrolling issue was "bandaided" by removing the article links from displaying. This way you don't have to scroll the menu anymore (at least when in portrait view, in landscape view, you may still lose a few items at the bottom of the menu).
Anything else, please let me know.
It looks great James. Thanks for the hard work.
We've finally rolled this theme into the articles section of the site, at http://www.offroadtb.com. There will inevitably be bugs, so please post any issues that you see here. Thank you Mason for your help.
Unfortunately, I already see some bugs that I missed, but don't have time to work on them at the moment. Anyways, check it out, and let me know of any broken links. We will get working on them. | {
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New 67 plates make the perfect present
Of course, cherished number plates aren't just popular amongst sports fans. Many people choose to commemorate birthdays, anniversaries and special events with a unique registration.
With the DVLA issuing new 67 plates this month, ahead of September's new car releases, now could be the ideal time to purchase private number plates. For people with weddings or big events taking place in 2017, the new range of plates could be the perfect way to create a permanent and long-lasting reminder.
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From the essence of the stage to the crux of life and everything in between, Essence To Crux is a theatre devoted to producing art with a driving commitment to raw human experience. No topic of passion is off limits on a stage where everyone's voice is equal. Essence To Crux resolves to uphold an accepting presence in its community, dedicated to...
1) Educating young arts advocates
2) Showcasing the beauty of diversity
3) Maintaining the fearlessness to persist
KATHRYN MAY LATONI
Kathryn is the co-founder of Essence To Crux Theatre, alongside Kallie Robinson. The two women not only attended the same college, but also worked on several projects together including an original piece directed and written by Kathryn, Changing Tides. Aside from writing and directing Changing Tides, Kathryn's primary passion is scenic paint. Some of Kathryn's favourite experiences as Scenic Charge include One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The Odd Couple. When she is not working in the theater, Kathryn teaches at Artios Academies of Gwinnett. She is also the Assistant Director for their Jr. Drama Club and Producer for their High School Drama Club. She has a love and passion for theatre and brings that same passion to the next generation.
KALLIE ROBINSON
Kallie is the co-founder of Essence To Crux Theatre, alongside Kathryn May Latoni. Kallie fell in love with theatre early in life and went on to pursue a B.A. in Design and Technical Theatre from Piedmont College in Demorest, GA. There she fortified her stage management skills with productions such as Sweet Charity and Little Shop of Horrors, among others. Since undergrad, Kallie has gone on to stage manage professionally with companies such as North Georgia Theatre, Brigit St. Brigit Theatre, The Rose Theater of Omaha, and Unto These Hills of North Carolina. Aside from stage management, some of Kallie's favorite experiences have included assistant directing One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and designing props for Hush: An Interview with America. Kallie has a deep appreciation for every aspect of theatre, and she thoroughly enjoys the opportunity to collaborate with her follow artists.
Essence to Crux is proud to be a female owned and operated theatre company.
etc. Lockdown Series
© 2017 by Essence To Crux, etc.
Company Email: [email protected]
Company Telephone: (940) 222 - 0545
Kallie Robinson: [email protected]
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Reading May 19, 2008
Book Digest: May 19, 2008
by Robert Birnbaum
Darin Strauss gives Birnbaum his reading list; also: Notebooks 1951-1959 (Camus); Planet Shanghai; The Dark Room of Damocles; Farther Along; Exiles; City of Thieves; The Foreigner; Pure Goldwater; The Spies of Warsaw; Twilight; The Taste of Place; A History of Iran; El Greco to Velázquez; Everything They Had.
Darin Strauss, whose third opus, More Than It Hurts You, will enter the literary fray soon, weighs in on his latest reading:
I'm reading The Journals of John Cheever. I'm amazed at the fineness of prose here; Cheever began writing them without having the faintest idea that they'd ever be published—but these jottings all glitter like the most burnished, third-draft prose. And the honesty of his self-examination! I think most of us, even in our journals, pull clothes off only some parts of our psyches, while by necessity we hold kerchiefs and veils over others, with fluttering eyelashes. The secrets we keep from even ourselves are what make us sane. Not Cheever; he shows it all. And this book has the arc of a novel: It begins with Cheever as this struggling, alcoholic, straight writer; by the end he's fully out of the closet, off drink, and a household name. Another thing I read this week was the story "The Assistant Producer," by Nabokov. Written in Boston well before he'd made a name for himself in America, I think this is the first English-language story where we get the fullness of the Nabokov American voice, in all its allusive play and quick brilliance. That's what I find so interesting about his prose style: It's so fast-moving. People think his writing is dense and complex, but it's actually made up of simple words, very easy-to-see images, and totally compacted metaphors. It races along the page, tires humming, engine never showing the strain of its 200 m.p.h. dash and verve.
In case you missed my notice of Alberto Manguel's The Library at Night, The New York Times published Manguel on the same topic. For me, Manguel is one of the few writers who can discourse on the joys of reading and the world of books without making it sound effete and overly precious.
RIP: Roz Zinn
Notebooks 1951-1959 by Albert Camus, translated by Ryan Bloom
The third volume of Camus's journals, not published until 1989, are now available in English. The last nine years of his life is when he wrote The Fall, The Rebel, Exile and the Kingdom, and the unfinished The First Man, and his journals amplify those works as well as offering a wide range of musings on travel, philosophy, and politics. Translator Bloom writes:
At the point where he may have been at the top of his craft, Camus was removed from this world and we were thus forced to accept, as Jean-Paul Sartre wrote in his Tribute to Albert Camus, "every life that is cut off—even the life of so young a man—is at one and the same time a phonograph record that is broken and a complete life."
Planet Shanghai by Justin Guariglia
Young, well-regarded photographer Guariglia, who lived in Asia for over a decade, collects 60 full-page, color photos to demonstrate the lush and vivid street life of this Chinese megalopolis of over 16 million. John Krich, who contributes an introduction for this monograph, asks:
Is Shanghai the epitome of urbane sophistication or urban degradation? World city or world wretch? Least Chinese of China's fabled places or most irrefutably so? Here tenements, not temples, set the tone and quick mah jongg games replace the long strokes of the calligrapher's pen. No other agglomeration, by Sino standards, is so short on history and so long on myth.
» View images from Planet Shanghai
The Dark Room of Damocles by Willem Fredrik Hermans, translated by Ina Rilke
If you can name three Dutch writers, you should be writing for some important journal and probably not needing to read my notices. If you know of Cees Nooteboom and Harry Mulisch, I salute you. As for Hermans, published in Holland in 1958, Peter Mayer's Overlook Press salvages his remarkable thriller from the dustbin of history. Two men are caught up in intrigues, resistance, and assassinations in Nazi-occupied Holland. After the war, one is taken for a traitor and cannot prove his assignments or even the existence of the other.
Farther Along by Donald Harington
In addition to being Arkansas's best export, Harington was named "America's Greatest Unknown Novelist" by Entertainment Weekly. In this, his 14th novel, a former museum curator gives it all up and moves to the Ozark wilderness. A local moonshiner keeps him supplied with corn liquor and he spends six years writing an anti-civilization screed. Two women intervene to save the protagonist from his self-destruction. That's all you need to know.
» Read an excerpt from Farther Along
Exiles by Ron Hansen
Hansen (Mariette in Ecstasy, Atticus) fictionalizes the life of British poet and priest Gerard Manley Hopkins, focusing on Hopkins's poetic response to the shipwreck of the steamer Deutschland, which ran aground in the Thames in 1875, killing 60 passengers. The death toll included five nuns fleeing Bismarck's anti-Catholicism for America and so moved Hopkins that he broke a vow of silence and wrote "The Wreck of the Deutschland" to commemorate the tragedy.
City of Thieves by David Benioff
Benioff, better known as the screenwriter of Spike Lee's The 25th Hour (taken from Benioff's novel), Troy, and The Kite Runner, sets his new fiction in wartime Stalingrad and has the protagonist's grandfather recount the harrowing and ghastly story of his survival in that avalanche of death. One reviewer frames it this way:
"What's wrong with drama?" Kolya asks, posing the book's artistic manifesto. "All these contemporary writers are such timid little fish—"
"Melodrama," Lev explains. "f the subject demands intensity, it should get intensity," Kolya finishes. In imagining Lev's war, Benioff has paid him the enormous compliment of presenting the savagery he endured in full force without losing his humanity or his fragile goodness.
The Foreigner by Francie Lin
Though clothbound books are my preferred iteration of texts, sometimes the soft cover is unavoidable, as when a paperback publisher publishes an original, like this debut by former Threepenny Review editor Lin. Middle-aged Emerson Chang is adrift when his mother suddenly dies and he must go to Taiwan to dispose of her ashes and part of her estate to his younger brother, Little P, who is in the embrace of the Tapei underworld. Editor and novelist Colin Harrison blurbs: "The Foreigner announces the arrival of the talented Francie Lin. Brilliantly observed and written with a scalpel, this violent plunge into the abyss of identity runs on the hot rails of the ambitious thriller…"
Pure Goldwater by John Dean and Barry Goldwater Jr.
Arizona conservative icon Barry Goldwater ("Extremism in defense of liberty is no crime", you will remember, was roundly trounced by Lyndon Johnson in 1964, in no small part because he was inextricably linked by Democratic Party hucksters with the ominous mushroom-cloud image of nuclear war) was a long-standing diarist. John Dean, who seems to have survived Watergate relatively unscathed, couples a (hopefully) judicious edit with (hopefully) thoughtful analysis. Goldwater was not only an icon but an iconoclast, and his legacy is a good way to measure "straight talk." Especially telling are his feelings about the rising extreme right.
» Read an excerpt from Pure Goldwater
The Spies of Warsaw by Alan Furst
Furst's 10th meisterstuck is set in 1937 Warsaw as the coming war gathers, and French and German operatives are locked in battle in this European crossroads. Colonel Jean-Francois Mercier, a French intelligence officer, must shepherd one of his more valuable assets though a gauntlet of high risk, battling villains worthy of his designation. He also falls in love with a Parisian lawyer of Polish heritage who works for the League of Nations. This is destined to be vintage Furst—but you can consume it now.
» Read an excerpt from The Spies of Warsaw
Twilight by William Gay
Here's one I missed when it came out a year and a half ago. Gay, an unapologetic Southern writer from Mississippi, offers a true Southern gothic tale centering on a peculiar undertaker. Two teenagers discover their father doesn't occupy the casket designated for him and are determined to hold Fenton Breece, the above-mentioned undertaker, accountable. Of course, they must outrun Granville Sutter, an ex-con and local thug, hired by Breece. Then there is the Harrikan, a feral backwoods territory that the teens must cross. Quite a story.
» Read an excerpt from Twilight
The Taste of Place: a Cultural Journey into Terroir by Amy Trubek
Trubek (Haute Cuisine: How the French Invented the Culinary Profession) teaches food science and nutrition at University of Vermont (a hotbed of sensible environmentalism). Here she expands the (French) concept of terroir beyond its normal application to wine—and argues for its importance in cuisine and culture—especially ambitious in this nation, where foodstuffs average 1,500 miles of travel from point of origin to point of consumption. Fellow Vermonter Bill McKibben gushes:
This volume introduces a new and powerful idea into the quickly expanding American literature of food. Amy Trubek is better qualified than anyone I know to offer an American take on terroir—her background as an anthropologist, a chef, an orchardist, and an activist in the local-food movement let her understand the idea of taste in all its diverse and wonderful dimensions, and her skill as a writer lets her communicate with great grace what she's figured out.
A History of Iran: Empire of the Mind by Michael Axworthy
Considering the demonization of Iran that has taken place in the American babblesphere, I would consider it obvious that a respectable historical survey of the former Persia, one of the world's oldest civilizations, is in order. The 1979 revolution, which overthrew United States puppet, the Shah, and ushered in the theocratic regime of the ayatollahs (which, by the way, led to our support of Saddam Hussein) has profoundly changed Iran. Since various past and present political candidates feel compelled to rattle sabers at the Iranians, good citizens will want to know what's what. Yes?
El Greco to Velázquez: Art During the Reign of Philip III edited by Ronni Baer and Sarah Schroth, text by Laura Bass, Antonio Feros, Rosemarie Mulcahy
Having recently read Michael Gruber's The Forgery of Venus, in which Velázquez and his painting are central, it is fortuitous that Boston's Museum of Fine Arts is home to this sumptuous exhibition. Phillip III, whose 40-year reign and "Pax Hispanica" was a culturally grandiose epoch, saw the productivity of El Greco and the emerging talent of Velázquez. The 170 images in this monograph also include works by lesser-known talents.
Everything They Had: Sports Writing From David Halberstam by David Halberstam, edited by Glen Stout
Halberstam (The Breaks of the Game, The Amateurs, Summer of '49, The Education of a Coach) was killed last year in an auto accident. Though best known for his political reportage (The Best and the Brightest), he was very much interested in and well-versed in a wide range of sports—as this anthology assembled by Stout (who edits the Best American Sports Writing annuals) exhibits. There are articles on football, baseball, and basketball, and also fishing and soccer and sculling. Included is Halbertstam's well-known "My Dinner with Theodore," about his time with Ted Williams.
Robert Birnbaum is editor-at-large at Identity Theory. All the sketchy details of his life will be (re)fabricated in his memoir-in-progress, Just Talking: How to Do Things With Words. His weblog can be found here. More by Robert Birnbaum | {
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There are simply no words that can explain the loss of the great Guru, mentor and the creative genius. Steve Jobs was the father of Apple and was known as ' the tech titan' of the modern time. Thank you for everything Steve Jobs. You will be remembered by all.
Steve Jobs died due to a rare form of pancreatic cancer.
Thanks for the great inspirational speech that you offered in Stanford University.
Rest in Peace Steve Jobs. My prayers and condolences to the Jobs Family. | {
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Teach the true Word of God and celebrate the sacraments, by worshiping God with praise and prayer, and enjoying Christian fellowship by sharing our spiritual life with each other.
Jesus Christ is our foundation. Without Him we have nothing. With Him we have everything Christ is our cornerstone, and all that we do is built upon His saving work.
Follow our Lord's command to proclaim to everyone the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ in everything we do.
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Energy Saving Mining Thickener Machine 1490Kg Low Wearing
Hydraulic Center
Mining Machine
Mining Thickener Machine
2000 X 1960 X2900
Mining Thickener 1490Kg
Mining Thickener Low Wearing
Thickener is a center-drive thickener,which is a traditional thickening equipment with a history of earlier application. The thickener with a diameter less than 12m is of manual handle type, and thickeners with a diameter over 12m adopt electric handle devices. Large-scale thickener is usually arranged with a concrete tank, with overload indicating or alarming devices. This machine has the features like simple structure, low wearing and convenient maintenance.
2. The main features are:
(1) Increase the degassing tank to avoid solid particles adhering to the bubbles, which is like a "parachute" sedimentation phenomenon.
(2) The feeding pipe is located below the liquid level to prevent gas from being brought in during feeding.
(3) The feed shaft is moved down, and there is a receiving pan to make the slurry fall evenly and steadily, effectively preventing the phenomenon of overpressure caused by the mine;
(4) An internal overflow weir is added to make the material flow according to the prescribed stroke and prevent the phenomenon of "short circuit";
(5) The overflow weir is changed into a sawtooth shape, which improves the suction phenomenon of local drainage caused by the non-level overflow weir;
(6) Change the shape of the rake teeth from a diagonal line to a curve shape, so that the slurry not only rakes toward the center, but also gives a "backlog" force toward the center, which makes the underflow concentration of the ore discharge high, thereby increasing the processing capacity
(7) Automatic hydraulic pressure and automatic alarm
Name Energy Saving Mining Thickener Machine 1490Kg Low Wearing
Model Mining Thickener Machine
Feature Energy Saving
The high-efficiency thickener is a series of products introduced with foreign advanced technology. It adopts a brand-new mechanical structure to strengthen the flocculant's coagulation of solid particles. It mainly includes several supporting systems: flocculant addition system, degassing tank and automatic control system . At the same time, the central feed well is enlarged to reduce the dispersion distance of solid particles and enhance the denseness effect.
The high-efficiency thick conveyor is widely used in hydrometallurgy, mineral processing plants, chemical plants, aggregate plants and other production sites that require solid-liquid separation, with a diameter of 5~100m and a depth of 2~5m.
Among them, 17 products have obtained national patents. Among them, the crusher and ball mill have won many national honors.
The products are sold all over the country and exported to Russia, Mongolia, South Korea, Chile and other international markets.
We are a member of the China Heavy Machinery Association, a member of the Crushing and Grinding Association, a member of the Mining Machinery Association, and a member of the China Building Materials Machinery Association. We have participated in the formulation of a number of equipment manufacturing standards.
The company's principles are: First-class talents, First-class management, First-class machine, First-class quality, First-class honor.
Sincerely hope to reach friendly cooperation with you.
FAQ to save your precious time! | {
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The Slide fits over The Charger and helps retain The Dash while you are charging on the go. It is important that The Slide is installed correctly in order to avoid damaging either the device or the charger itself. Always make sure there is no resistance and The Dash does not move when placing the charger inside The Slide.
To make sure that both The Dash and The Dash Charger keep working as long as possible, it is necessary to use The Slide correctly. That way you can avoid the golden charging pins from dislocating and ultimately not charging the device anymore.
Place The Dash in The Dash Charger and make sure it sits correctly on The MagSnap. You will know they are seated correctly when the LED LightGuide on The Dash starts breathing simultaneously (slow regular pulsation) to indicate the current battery status when charging. This usually takes up to 10 seconds to occur.
If the LED LightGuide does not start to breathe on one of the devices, remove The Dash from the charging unit and re-seat them.
Tip: Most often, it works best to drop the device into the charger from a short distance and allow them to position themselves.
Align The Slide with the right side of The Dash Charger (opposite of USB connection) so that the slot in The Slide is over the devices. That way you can still see The Dash breathing even when covered.
Slowly move The Slide to the left making sure that it does not interfere with The Dash until it completely covers The Dash Charger. Whenever you feel any resistance, stop the process and start over again.
While holding The Slide push on the side of the charger until it begins to move.
Grasp the charger and carefully finish removing The Slide.
If The Slide becomes stuck, it is possible that The Dash has come off of the MagSnap connector. Do not forcibly remove The Slide. To realign The Dash Pro with the MagSnap connector, tap the charger lightly until it is possible to remove The Slide. | {
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48: Locust Plague Sweeps Across Africa
By Helen PearsonJan 2, 2005 12:00 AM
Swarms of desert locusts rampaged across West Africa this year, stripping crops and crippling countries already hit by food shortages. Unusually rainy weather created perfect conditions for the insects to lay their eggs in damp, sandy soil every two or three months, swelling their numbers tenfold with each new generation. Scientists fear that locusts will keep breeding uncontrollably over the winter and emerge in even greater numbers next spring. "It's the most serious situation we've seen in the last 15 years," says Keith Cressman, an entomologist at the Rome headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
Locust plagues have stricken Africa sporadically for more than 6,000 years. When the insects reach a critical mass, they start gathering together, first forming carpets of immature nymphs and then winged throngs that can span hundreds of square miles. A swarm can blacken the sky, fly as far as 120 miles in one day, and strip a field overnight. The plague this past year followed a circuitous path from Mauritania in the west to Morocco and eventually reached the Mediterranean coasts of Libya and Egypt. Countries are battling the invasion with pesticides sprayed from planes and trucks. But stamping out locusts is tough because the areas to be treated are so vast, and many countries lack the money and equipment. Exactly how much the situation deteriorates will also depend on the weather; the last plague, which began in 1987, ground to a halt in 1989 partly because freak winds gusted swarms out into the Atlantic—as far as the Caribbean. | {
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Women's and Children's hospitals charity launches urgent appeal
Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospitals Charity has launched an urgent appeal to support NHS workers amid the ongoing Coronavirus crisis.
Louise McCathie, Director of Fundraising at Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospitals Charity, said: "Our amazing staff are currently going above and beyond the call of duty to care for and protect some of the most vulnerable members of society. However we are starting to feel the true impact of this additional and excessive strain on the wider NHS service. Therefore we really do need your support now, more than ever before.
The NHS is at the forefront of the fight against COVID-19 (coronavirus) and our dedicated colleagues – from domestics to doctors, nurses to porters – here at Birmingham Children's Hospital are doing all they can to care for those most at risk, including children, young mental health patients and those with underlying health issues.
Capacity at our hospital, including the number of intensive care beds, has been significantly increased to take on more of the sickest children from across the Midlands, supporting NHS hospitals throughout the region as we all adapt to the extreme challenges placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak.
We have launched our emergency COVID-19 Appeal to support our NHS heroes on the frontline and the children and families in our care. It will enable funding of emergency overnight accommodation for worried parents so that they can stay close to their children, provide much-needed food, drinks and care packages for frontline staff to sustain them during this crisis, and enable a rapid response to the unpredictable and unprecedented demands over the coming months.
That's why we're asking you for your help. By donating what you can today, or by committing to giving on a regular basis, you can help us to continue some of our essential hospital and patient support."
To find out more or make a donation to the COVID-19 Appeal at Birmingham Women's Hospital Charity, please visit https://www.bch.org.uk/covid-19-appeal
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Ran, Rán, ran steht für:
Rán, Frau des Meeresgottes Ägir in der eddischen Mythologie
Ran (Film), japanischer Historienfilm aus dem Jahr 1985
Epsilon Eridani, Stern mit einem Exoplaneten
ran (Sportsendung), Sportsendung verschiedener Fernsehsender der ProSiebenSat.1 Media-Gruppe
RAN-Tankstellen der Südramol GmbH & Co. KG
Stamm im indischen Bundesstaat Arunachal Pradesh
im Zellkern-Transport involviertes Protein
Süddeutsche (schwäbische) Bezeichnung für einen Widder
Ran (Magazin), seit 1970 als Nachfolger von Aufwärts monatlich erscheinendes Jugendmagazin des Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes
Ran ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
Avi Ran (1963–1987), israelischer Fußballtorhüter
Eyal Ran (* 1972), israelischer Tennisspieler
Shulamit Ran (* 1949), israelisch-amerikanische Komponistin und Musikpädagogin
Yunfei Ran (* 1965), chinesischer Blogger und Dissident
Ran ist ein
weiblicher chinesischer Vorname (chinesisch: 冉)
weiblicher japanischer Vorname (japanisch: 蘭)
ran steht für:
Kurzform für heran
RAN steht als Abkürzung für:
Radio Access Network, siehe Funkzugangsnetz
Rainforest Action Network
(vom englischen range) Bildmenge einer Funktion in der Mathematik
Rechtsanwaltsnotar
Regionalen Ansprechpartner Nahverkehr der Deutschen Bahn AG
Remote Access Node
Repertoriul Arheologic Național, staatlich rumänisches Register archäologischer Stätten
Royal Australian Navy
Russische Akademie der Wissenschaften (russ. РАН – Rossijskaja Akademija Nauk)
Siehe auch:
Rann
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Note: the style of sole may vary depending on the distributor.
These handmade setta sandals are of the best Kyoto quality. Made of tatami-style woven straw in two panels with black velvet thongs and sponge rubber soles. The soles use EVA, the environmentally friendly expanded rubber used as a shock absorber in sports shoes. They come in several sizes that fit a range of shoe sizes. | {
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Our wedding table numbers and names are available flat to use with your own stand or self standing. We can also supply your table numbers single or double sided – dependent on your preference and budget.
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This ammo has had case head separations in a bolt rifle known to have SAFE head space. 8 out of ten cases were cracked 340 degrees around the base of the case. One failed completely letting the shooter know there was a problem. Other steel cased ammo and brass cased ammo shows no signs of any problems and had been fired hundred of times in this rifle.
The above ammo's steel case looks to be very brittle. Ammo was fired in '98 Mauser type rifles.
Shooter got gases blown back into their faces.
Firing this ammo could be very dangerous in a semi-auto rifle.
I was spotting for the shooter. He's new to the shooting world and did not notice the split cases until the last one blew. We policed the fired cases and noticed the cracks.
A serch on the WWW found this is a problem everywhere. I called Tula Ammo and all they will do is refund the cost of the ammo. They did take down the lot numbers but did not want any samples back or the ammo itself.
I learned you should not shoot cheap ammo in a good rifle ,Ak and SKS rifles seem to do ok with cheap steel case but 7.62x39 is not as high pressure as 308 or 30-06 .
I almost bought some steel cased Russian ammo to try out my new C308 with.
I changed my mind and loaded some ammo using once fired military brass and surplus M80 bullets. The handloaded ammo worked great, no malfunctions, and so far almost all of the ejected cases are in good enough shape to load again.
After reading this thread, I won't be buying any steel cased ammo except for the SKS, where it seems to work fine.
Had a couple of cases of commercial 308 brass ( remington, winchester ) separate on me after 1 reload. Now I only reload nato military ( thicker wall ) brass.
Well, I did and I have been using Tula, Monarch, and Wolf .308 over the past 2 years in my C308.
Works great, no issues to date, and I can forget about picking up the disfigured cases.
The only downfall with the steel cases is the cleaning afterward.
Lacquer and soot fouling are a bear to remove from the chamber flutes, but is doable with some elbow grease and gasoline.
I don't have a problem with steel per se, but I do have a problem with the fact its frequently shoddily made & out of spec. | {
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