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The first book of young Elie Wiesel, never published, was finally found. This book deals with asceticism and was directly influenced by his master Shushani (or Monsieur Chouchani in French).
"Shushani" – wrote Wiesel in his book ("All Rivers Run to the Sea," page 150) "led me surreptitiously to a subject that had always fascinated me: asceticism, the lure and quest for suffering, the will to suffer so as to infuse one's own suffering and that of others with meaning. We talked of the ascetic and his self, enriched or mutilated by suffering, the relation between suffering and truth, suffering and redemption, suffering and spiritual purity, suffering as a gateway to the sacred, the prophetic, rabbinical, mystical point of view. Was it necessary, even indispensable, to punish the body in order to allow the soul to soar to new heights? Why was the nazir (ascetic) considered a sinner in Scripture? Why was he compelled to bring a sacrifice to the Temple? How to understand the variety of ascetics?" (p. 150).
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged asceticis, book, first book, shushani, נזירות, ספר, שושני on December 23, 2018 by Monsieur Chouchani.
Exactly 50 years after prof. Shoshani (Chouchani) passed away. On Sunday the 15th of January 2018, the Jewish community in Uruguay held a ceremony (Hazkara or Yortzeit) at the Jewish cemetery of La Paz (north to Montevideo) where prof Shoshani's grave stands.
Here is an article about this ceremony that took place in the rain, in the national newspaper of Uruguay El Pais. They also mention the participation of filmmaker Michael Grynszpan who travelled from Israel to Uruguay to attend the event.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged cemetery, Chouchani, documentary, El Pais, elie wiesel, film, genius, grave, hazkara, Jewish, kaballah, Michael Grynszpan, Montevideo, movie, mystery, professor, shoshani, Uruguay, yirzait on January 27, 2018 by Monsieur Chouchani.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 14, 2018 by Monsieur Chouchani.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on August 7, 2016 by Monsieur Chouchani.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged article, Chouchani, Chouchani Wiesel, documentary, elie wiesel, emmanuel levinas, film, genie, Jewish, judaism, judaisme, juif, kaballah, lecture, levinas, maitre, mentor, monsieur Chouchani, Monsieur Chouchani Mister Shushani מר שושני, mystérieux, rapports, shoshani, shushani, אלי ויזל, אפיקורסות, מורה, קבלה, רב, שושני on July 10, 2016 by Monsieur Chouchani. | {
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Luna has 10 days to go. I think she will last another week before this lot are out. She is eating well but now has 4 small meals a day instead of two larger ones as she can't fit it in. She is being very loving and stares at me most of the time.
I think she will have 6 - 8 puppies.
Hi Colin, you are the experienced breeder but to me this tummy looks a lot more like 10-12 than 6-8 pups. Hope everything goes well! | {
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Software Components – objects – fundamental properties of Component technology – modules – interfaces – callbacks – directory services – component architecture – components and middleware.
– containers – application server – model driven architecture.
components - assemblies – appdomains – contexts – reflection – remoting.
Connectors – contexts – EJB containers – CLR contexts and channels – Black Box component framework – directory objects – cross-development environment – component-oriented programming – Component design and implementation tools – testing tools - assembly tools.
1. "Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming", Pearson Education publishers, 2003.
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Don't expect a flurry of defensive signings + Blackburn preview
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The season is drawing to a close, the transfer window is approaching and minds are switching to exactly what we need to put in a more sustained challenge next season. Wenger has pinpointed the problem, and it is hardly a surprising assessment:
"Where we want to set ourselves a target next season is we have conceded nearly 40 goals – that is too many to win the championship and is where we want to improve."
A frank and fair analysis, I'd say. Prior to Van Persie's injury the talk was about us reaching the 100 goal mark in the Premiership, which goes to show how potent an attacking force we were. His absence left the forward line stretched, unbalanced and lacking the numbers to rotate, whichwould have enabled the heavier pressing that marked the beginning of the campaign. Already the manager seems to have resolved that with the signing of Chamakh to ensure that at no point next season will we be lacking a genuine front man.
The problem, as Wenger rightly says, is the defence, and particularly the goalkeeping and central defensive positions. But I don't go along with those who suggest we need a bunch of signings in this area, and I'd go as far as ruling it out as a possibility.
We will not sign more than one centre half this summer, even if Gallas leaves. Wenger likes to go into a season with four recognised centre backs, and given that he still considers Song a viable fill in option, it would be unrealistic to suggest that his thinking will change.
Last season, we had Gallas and Vermaelen as the stand out first choice pairing, with Djourou as the main reserve and Silvestre the emergency. Senderos was technically on the books, but was never in Wenger's plans. Djourou missed the entire campaign, but is still rated highly enough to retain that squad status – becoming a first team regular is an unlikely move given that his injury has prevented any progress in his career.
Campbell replaces Silvestre as the emergency option at fourth choice, so the only change is likely to be a straight swap between the outgoing Gallas, who would surely have put pen to paper by now were he planning to stay, and a prospective new signing.
While I admit that may leave us a little light at the back – Campbell cannot play twice in a week and Djourou hasn't proved he can stay clear of injury for a long stretch, I cannot see Wenger upping the numbers any further. Signing a replacement partner for Vermaelen is essential assuming Gallas does leave, but beyond the main four Wenger will rely on Song filling in, or one of the youngsters (perhaps Bartley, who turns 19 later this month).
The other main talking point over the past few days has been a series of 'quotes' from Arshavin, seemingly linking him to Barcelona. First he said it would be the pinnacle of his career, which sounded fairly hypothetical when you heard it in context, and then the official site put out a denial.
Now the People are claiming that they have official quotes from him, which on paper look clear cut:
"I am going to Barcelona in the summer. "I have always dreamed about going to Spain and playing for the best team in the world."
"They were unsure about me when I was playing in Russia but I have shown them that I'm the real deal and I know they are ready to talk to me."
Frankly, I would be staggered if these quotes were genuine. Outspoken he may be, but this would seem wildly out of character for the Russian. He isn't afraid to call a spade a spade, but this is too much. I remain unconvinced by the legitimacy of the story.
Also, we have a game today. Strange to relegate an actual match to the end of the piece, but that is the nature of the end of season trundle we find ourselves in. However, any match against Sam Allardyce should be motivation not to let the 90 minutes drift by, so fingers crossed we can stick our usual quota of goals past Paul Robinson.
Van Persie in particular enjoys playing Blackburn – he has seven in seven against them – so the Dutchman scoring the first goal is my bet of the day, and you can get 7/2 with Sportingbet on that.
We still need a couple of points to secure third, and Ewood Park has been a tough place to go this season, so it won't be easy. On the other hand, we are in danger of ending the season so poorly that the whole campaign takes on a different complexion, and it is up to the players to change that.
Enjoy the game.
Posted by Pete (The Beautiful Groan) at 9:38 am
2 Responses to "Don't expect a flurry of defensive signings + Blackburn preview"
to be honest i think it'd be better for us and the game if blackburn score first, otherwise i can see the same turgid affair as it was against the blue mancs… would love to see a good game today, but i feel the players are just going through the motions these last 3 games or so…. as for arsh, he has his own website and has new stories and comments every week on there, so if whats in the people is lies, id expect a rebuke on there in the next few days… to be fair tho, he doesnt really seem at home with arsenal, and i wouldnt be all that suprised if he wants to go somewhere where he'll get more cash and play with more big name players
Doubt we can win Premier & Champions League if AW is still our manager, except the FA Cup.
If we want to win trophies, need good experienced players and new manager like the Special One(JM). AW youth theory is good, but has to keep the players till they mature, not letting them go and recruit new kids again. This way the excuse will be forever a young maturing team and no trophy. AW hardly changes tatics. Other teams knows how to expliot our weakness, just like what Blackburn did. A manager like JoseM(or any others in that calibre) can do wonders and adapt different tatics to deal with different teams. Looks like next year, we will drop position to MC. We are now struggling to keep our 3rd position. Sad.
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A Semi-Linear/Open World Turn-Based RPG in a world dominated by corporate and bureaucratic "suits". A business planet full of mysteries, relics of power, dangerous jobs and terrifying monstrosities. Will your company defy the toxicity of the environment or will you find yourselves courting the power of corruption itself, in absolution.
FILL OUT THE SUITS SURVEY HERE!
Holy Hecc i just saw the trailer,and it's epic! Keep up the good work guys!
Awesome news. Count me in for a purchase if the Linux version gets made.
Hey, I was able to download the game, but I can't walk around. My keyboard works for everything else though.
Unable to download/install this game via the itchio desktop application.
Please reference this guide on how to enable it for your game. | {
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When Christians Get It Wrong (Revised)
By Adam Hamilton
When Christians Get It Wrong - eBook [ePub]
Following Jesus can be more about serving others rather than judging them.
More and more young adults have opted out of Christianity and the church. The reason? Christians. When young adults talk about the problems they have with Christianity and the church, they often name certain attitudes and behaviors they believe are practiced too often by Christians: judging others, condemning people of other faiths, rejecting science, injecting politics into faith, and being anti-homosexual. With his familiar style, Adam Hamilton tackles these issues and addresses the how's and why's of Christians getting it right when it comes to being Christ in the world. Those who read When Christians Get It Wrong will gain a different way of understanding the issues that keep people away from Christianity and keep Christians from living a more compelling faith. Because, honestly, if we don't start getting it right, we may lose an entire generation. Revised and updated in a new convenient trim size.
Adam Hamilton
Adam Hamilton is senior pastor of The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas, one of the fastest growing, most highly visible churches in the country. The Church Report named Hamilton's congregation the most influential mainline church in America, and he preached at the National Prayer Service as part of the presidential inauguration festivities in 2013.
Hamilton is the best-selling and award-winning author of Creed, Half Truths, The Call, The Journey, The Way, 24 Hours That Changed the World, John, Revival, Not a Silent Night, Enough, When Christians Get It Wrong, and Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White, all published by Abingdon Press. Learn more about Adam Hamilton at AdamHamilton.com.
Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White - DVD and Leader Guide and Leader Guide
Thoughts on Religion, Morality, and Politics | {
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If I could turn back the hands of time I would slowly replay the days shared of you and I . Oh how the days have come and gone when we once were two but now "we" are one. You will be ever present in a world that only I can see; not ever fading away nor having the ability to leave me.
If I could turn back the hands of time I would have captured the essence of your laughter; resounding throughout your body into my spirit; placing it in a jar and releasing it when I need to hear it. Remembrance is such a powerful connection of lives gone yet you are here the same, recalling of the way I felt but not the date nor season of change.
I would like to acknowledge South East Hip Hop Magazine, "Some Guy Name Jay" Blacktopia and most of all the readers. Thank you for sharing my poetry as a featured piece on your blog.
I Love this poem! Melinda did her thing as usual!
This really touched my heart as it is a personal piece to me its amazing!
Thank you very much Holly Williams....I appreciate you reading it and being able to relate with it yet I offer my sympathy being one of loss of a loved one or close friend of yours.. | {
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U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee (D-Flint) is leading the charge in the U.S. House to make sure that future jobs will be protected for decades to come. Kildee had a House Amendment to Build Back Better that tie key consumer rebates for electric vehicles (EV's) are only applied to good paying, union auto jobs made domestically.
UAW President Rory L. Gamble Praises Senator Stabenow's Made in America Provision Reported Out of Committee in the Clean Energy for America Act
Led by U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow and Senate Democrats, future jobs in America will be protected for decades to come through provisions that tie key consumer rebates for electric vehicles (EV's) to good paying, union auto jobs made domestically. The Stabenow Made in America Provision, reported out of committee, would continue a $7,500 consumer credit
UAW regional director says Governor Cuomo's "Buy American" plan is a boost for American workers and manufacturers
(New York) – Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new "Buy American" initiative announced this week mandates support for American workers and manufacturers that they deserve, said UAW Region 9A Director Julie Kushner. During his 2017 State of the State address Jan. 11, the governor unveiled details of the "Buy American" plan's sweeping legislative reforms that require state
UAW regional director praises Governor Cuomo's "Buy American" plan announced during State of the State address
(New York) – UAW Region 9 Director Terry Dittes says Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new proposal to mandate state entities to buy American-made products is the right move for American workers and will greatly benefit the nation's economy. During today's 2017 State of the State address, Gov. Cuomo announced widespread legislative reforms under his "Buy American" | {
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Injured on a motorcycle because another driver ran you off the road? Watch this video to learn about your rights if you're involved in a run off the road motorcycle accident.
Many times, drivers of motorcycles are forced off the road by other vehicles – because maybe that other vehicle didn't see them – and they're injured. The question becomes, can you recover in that situation? If there was no contact between the vehicle and your motorcycle, and that vehicle takes off and leaves the scene and we never find out who it was, you may be out of luck because there are provisions in the New York State Law that says unless there's contact between a vehicle and the motorcycle – and we don't know the identity of that vehicle that may have ran you off the road – then you're going to be in trouble. It's important to try to at least get some identification of that vehicle. If that does happen to you, maybe there's some video in the area. Many people have their own home security systems that have video and show the road, and it might be the difference between finding a car and not finding a car. Many times, there isn't contact with the motorcycle, but the motorcycle has to take evasive action and ends up in a ditch, seriously injured. We want to make sure that we can find that vehicle – especially if there's no contact – to make sure that you're compensated.
Were you or a loved one seriously injured in a run off the road motorcycle accident? Contact a Hamburg motorcycle accident lawyer at Chiacchia and Fleming today for a free confidential consultation and case evaluation. Let our experience work for you. | {
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Q: PostgreSQL connection failure with SonarQube 8.5 I've installed SonarQube 8.5 over a CentOS 7 system and it started before I set up a PostgreSQL 9.6 connection (with embedded database, then).
So I moved on:
sonar.jdbc.username=sonar
sonar.jdbc.password=####
...
sonar.jdbc.url=jdbc:postgresql://localhost/sonar
This is what I've got in my /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf
# TYPE DATABASE USER CIDR-ADDRESS METHOD
# "local" is for Unix domain socket connections only
local all all md5
# IPv4 local connections:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
# IPv6 local connections:
host all all ::1/128 md5
Since I added the database (named "sonar") connection, it failed with no helpful logs. Only those:
2020.11.06 13:47:16 WARN es[][o.e.d.c.s.Settings] [http.enabled] setting was deprecated in Elasticsearch and will be removed in a future release! See the breaking changes documentation for the next major version.
2020.11.06 13:47:25 WARN app[][o.s.a.p.AbstractManagedProcess] Process exited with exit value [es]: 143
2020.11.06 13:47:24 WARN web[][o.a.c.l.WebappClassLoaderBase] The web application [ROOT] appears to have started a thread named [elasticsearch[client][[timer]]] but has failed to stop it. This is very likely to create a memory leak. Stack trace of thread:\n [email protected]/java.lang.Thread.sleep(Native Method)\n app//org.elasticsearch.threadpool.ThreadPool$CachedTimeThread.run(ThreadPool.java:574)
So I tried to fix and test the database account here:
ALTER USER sonar WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD '####';
ALTER ROLE
...
psql -d "postgresql://sonar:####@localhost/sonar" -c "select now()"
psql: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "sonar"
NB: I've been trying it with AND without encryption, as ROOT user and POSTGRES user... but no luck.
A: See comments above for configuration fix. In the first place, the default PG version from yum in Centos OS 7 wasn't even right.
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Queensland's peak architecture body urges public & private sector to get projects 'shovel ready'
The Australian Institute of Architects (Queensland Chapter) has launched the Shovel Ready Campaign.
Shovel Ready calls upon the Queensland Government, local governments, universities, schools and developers to accelerate the first stages of all Queensland building and construction programs.
The Campaign will help mitigate potential delays of up to two years to building project timelines affected by COVID-19. Shovel Ready encourages the urgent progress of feasibility studies, master planning, concept design, documentation and development approvals.
Australian Institute of Architects' Queensland Chapter President Dr Michael Lavery says now is the time to get projects 'shovel ready'.
"Like all industries, the Queensland architecture industry is suffering from the dire effects of coronavirus. Moreover, any interruption to the supply chain of new projects will not only cause large numbers of Queensland's architectural businesses to close their doors, but equally as many allied sub-consultants, trades and industry suppliers," Dr Lavery says.
"Now is not the time to put Queensland projects already in the pipeline on hold."
Failure to fast track public and private projects will have a disastrous impact on Queensland's building and construction supply chain.
The Australian Institute of Architects (Queensland Chapter) has formally written to the State Government, local Council Mayors, Queensland university Vice-Chancellors, select independent school Principals and developers encouraging them to get their building projects shovel ready.
Request your Shovel Ready Graphics
We've created a Shovel Ready Campaign to drive this message, but we'd love your help.
To show your support to your fellow architects, share our message on social media and highlight it in your email signature block. To access these ready-to-use graphics, click here.
Example letter
Read an example letter sent to the Queensland Premier, The Honourable Annastacia Palasczuk MP here. A similar letter was sent to all Council Mayors, Queensland university Vice-Chancellors, select independent school Principals and developers encouraging them to get their building projects shovel ready. | {
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Mr. Frank Visser doet uitspraak is een Nederlands televisieprogramma dat wordt uitgezonden door SBS6. In dit programma worden (hoofdzakelijk) burenruzies voorgelegd aan rechter Frank Visser, die hierover een bindende uitspraak doet. Sinds seizoen 2 komen er echter ook andere soorten conflicten en onderwerpen aan te pas. De presentatie van het programma is in handen van Viktor Brand.
Programmaformule
In het programma bezoekt presentator Viktor Brand de partijen die in een onderling conflict verwikkeld zijn om na te gaan wat er speelt. Rechter Frank Visser arriveert naderhand en vaak betrekt hij er een deskundige bij, waarmee hij de van toepassing zijnde situatie bekijkt.
Dit wordt gevolgd door een hoorzitting door de rechter, op een ontmoetingsplaats in dezelfde omgeving. Bij deze hoorzitting zijn, naast de buren, ook andere belangstellenden betrokken die te maken hebben met het conflict dat speelt. Na afloop van de hoorzitting volgt korte tijd later de uitspraak en een kort slotgesprek tussen de presentator en de partijen, waar naar hun reactie gevraagd wordt op de zojuist gedane uitspraak. De uitspraak wordt gedaan in de vorm van een bindend advies, waartoe beide partijen een vaststellingsovereenkomst ondertekenen.
In de beginperiode eindigt het programma vaak met een kort bulletin waarin getoond wordt wat de partijen hebben gedaan naar aanleiding van de uitspraak. Na de eerste paar seizoenen zou aan deze vervolgen een apart tv-programma Mr. Frank Visser: hoe is het nu met? worden gewijd.
Op 30 september 2021 was Bart Beuving voor het eerst te zien als vervangende rechter voor Mr. Frank Visser.
Incidenten
Enkele dagen na de uitzending met buurvrouwen Conny en Tilly uit Lelystad raakten beide vrouwen betrokken in een vechtpartij in de straat. Tevens volgde enkele weken na de uitzending een nieuwe rechtszaak tussen een aantal andere bewoners uit dezelfde straat.
Op 30 december 2021 werd in de landelijke media bekendgemaakt dat deelnemers Piet en Ria € 27.650 dwangsommen aan tegenpartij Manon en Wesley moesten betalen (plus rente) voor het niet (tijdig) naleven van de uitspraak. Hoewel aanvankelijk € 32.650 werd geëist haalde de rechter hier 5000 euro vanaf.
Op 20 april 2022 escaleert een incident in Haarlem dat in 2020 te zien was in het programma, waarbij een deelnemer de tegenpartij in de supermarkt lijfelijk aanvalt met een hamer. Hiervoor wordt hij opgepakt, vastgezet en berecht voor poging tot doodslag. Tevens is hem een straatverbod opgelegd van een jaar. Dit wordt op 14 juli 2022 in de landelijke pers bekendgemaakt.
Kijkcijfers
Gemiddeld heeft het programma zo'n 850.000 kijkers.
Zie ook
Mr. Frank Visser rijdt visite
Mr. Frank Visser: hoe is het nu met?
Nederlands televisieprogramma
Discussieprogramma op televisie
Programma van SBS6 | {
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Sustainable production residencies are designed to encourage exploration, research, development and experimentation that encourage the development and greater utilisation of eco-design and manufacture principles in glass making. There will be an opportunity to share findings to peers and North Lands Creative visitors via the annual forum and to invite and encourage feedback.
This residency is offered to an artist or designer, who wished to take an already-developed idea to the next stage and produce a limited edition range that is market focused or responds to a design brief from a commissioner.
Aimed at artists who are working nationally/ internationally where relevance and needs of the community drive the work, and the community should be involved in shaping the project. The residencies encourage active engagement and collaboration, and an investment overtime to address complex social issues.
Aimed at artists, craft makers and designers who are working internationally for whom a change of scenery might offer fresh inspiration; offering the individual dedicated studio time and access to the facilities and technical support with a view to realising a major project or body of work.
The residency takes the link between curator and North Lands Creative collection as the starting point from which to explore curatorial practice and the considered understanding of glass making from a public perspective. North Lands will also encourage students who wish to undertake self-initiated curatorial work that reflects the interests and aspirations of North Lands Creative.
Gallery TEN award winner at Scottish Glass Society Exhibition 2017AGM on 18 November 2017 at 11am. | {
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Microfiber vs. Bamboo Sheets: Which Fabric is Best For a Good Night's Sleep?
Choosing the perfect bed sheets begins with picking the perfect material. Nowadays, you have lots more options than just plain cotton sheets, from natural materials like bamboo to space-age synthetics like microfiber. Are you torn between these two options? This post will explore the pros and cons of microfiber vs bamboo sheets and help you decide which one is best for you.
There's a lot to love about both bamboo and microfiber sheets. We did extensive research into each material while developing our Hush Iced sheets, trying to get beyond marketing hype to determine their strengths and weaknesses. From interviewing textile makers around the world to ripping sheets apart with our bare hands, we got deep into the weave of these two fabrics. Now we're going to walk you through what we discovered.
Microfiber vs. Bamboo Sheets: The Basics
Both Types of Sheets Are Very Soft
Bamboo Sheets Are More Durable
Microfiber Bed Sheets Are Often Less Expensive
Bamboo Sheets Are Cooler
Microfiber Sheets Resist Spills and Wrinkles
Both Microfiber And Bamboo Sheets Require Delicate Washing
Bamboo Sheets Are More Eco-Friendly
Microfiber vs. Bamboo Sheets: The Bottom Line
Bamboo fabric has become a popular choice for bed sheets and other textiles in recent years. Made from the bamboo plant, this natural fiber is often described as being softer than cotton, more absorbent than polyester, and cooler than linen.
Most bamboo sheets use a fabric called bamboo viscose (AKA bamboo rayon). It's formed by extracting the soft fibers from bamboo wood pulp and spinning them into slender but sturdy threads. The result is that bamboo sheets feel soft, smooth, and cool against your skin, perfect for summer months when you want to sleep under something light and airy.
Bamboo is also environmentally friendly. It grows quickly and doesn't require much water or fertilizer, making it a more sustainable material for bed sheets than most other textiles. That's another reason many customers now prefer bamboo sheets over cotton, which is far less sustainable to produce.
What about microfiber? This synthetic fiber has been around for decades and is known for its durability, moisture-wicking properties, and resistance to bacteria and odors. It's made from artificial materials like polyester which are shaped into super-fine threads through a high-tech manufacturing process.
Microfiber bed sheets can vary a lot in quality, but the best ones are quite soft and plush. The fibers are incredibly fine, allowing for a very high thread count that feels soft against your skin. High-quality microfiber also holds up well with repeated use and washing.
Now that we've introduced both fabrics, let's break down the similarities and differences in detail.
When it comes to comfort, there's no clear winner between these two types of bedding. It will ultimately depend on personal preference. Most customers agree that both fabrics are luxuriously soft, but there are significant differences in how they feel on your skin.
Bamboo sheets tend to have a sleek, satiny texture. Bamboo fiber is naturally very smooth, without a lot of frizzy bits to catch on your skin. Bed sheets made of this material glide over your body like water on wax.
Some people are uncomfortable with how smooth bamboo sheets are, saying they feel slippery. This is especially true when the fabric has a higher thread count than usual. The most comfortable bamboo sheets have thread counts of around 300-350. When thread counts increase past that point the fabric can start to feel too slick.
Microfiber sheets are also touchably soft, thanks to their ultrafine threads. They have a plush, stretchy texture that's very different from the silky soft feel of bamboo bedding. These sheets feel more like flannel or cotton sheets than bamboo.
Despite their softness, microfiber bedding isn't comfortable for everyone. Many customers say that their microfiber sheets made them feel as if they were wrapped in plastic. Technically, they were — microfiber is just super-thin threads of polyester. If you're sensitive to the difference between natural and synthetic fibers, you may find bamboo sheets more comfortable.
In terms of durability, bamboo sheets win hands-down. Bamboo fiber is extremely resilient, which will come as no surprise to anyone who's felt the supple strength of live bamboo. This durable fabric will last for years even with repeated washing.
Microfiber sheets aren't as strong. They get their softness from their slim threads. These fibers are only a tiny bit thicker than spider silk. As a result, they're gentle on your skin, but also very delicate.
When those tiny filaments rip, the broken ends get rolled up into little knots. This is known as "pilling", and it can make even the softest sheets feel rough and uncomfortable after a while. Microfiber bedding is far more prone to pilling than bamboo sheets. It's also more likely to wear thin and develop holes.
Some microfiber bed sheets are sturdier than others, so make sure to check the reviews before you buy. Customers aren't shy about complaining when their sheets pill up and rip after just a few washes.
Bamboo bed sheets can also vary in quality, of course. The fabric strength changes based on everything from where it's harvested to the temperature at which it's woven. At Hush, we make it a point of pride to source only the most durable fabric for our bamboo sheets. That's why they have the highest pilling-resistance rating possible for bed sheets.
Microfiber sheets are typically more affordable than bamboo. There's no need to grow, harvest, or process any crops to make them. The manufacturing process is fast and cheap.
However, the calculation looks a little different if you're thinking long-term. As we just noted, bamboo sheets hold up longer, and it's important to consider both price and durability in any buying decision. You'll have to replace microfiber bed sheets much sooner than more luxurious sheets made of bamboo.
If you're looking for a bedding set that will last for many years, bamboo is a good choice. However, if you are on a budget, microfiber may be a better option. Whichever material you choose, make sure you're getting high-quality sheets with good reviews from users. Choosing the absolute cheapest option usually just buys you poor sleep.
If you tend to sleep hot or live in a warm climate, bamboo bedding is the way to go. Bamboo is a naturally breathable material, helping regulate your body temperature and keeping you cool at night. Each bamboo fiber is full of microscopic openings that let air flow through. This lets heat rise up and away while the cooler night air filters in.
Microfiber strands don't have these openings, and microfiber sheets tend to be woven much more tightly. This difference means microfiber bed sheets will trap a lot of heat inside, raising the temperature higher the longer you snuggle under them.
Some reviewers claim that microfiber sheets are better for sweaty sleepers because they can soak up more liquid. However, bamboo sheets also absorb moisture very effectively. And they're less likely to make you sweat in the first place.
If you tend to sweat at night even though you're cold, you may like microfiber sheets. But in general, the best sheets for night sweats are made of bamboo.
Microfiber is highly elastic, so it quickly snaps back into place when you stretch, rumple, or fold it. This makes these sheets highly wrinkle-resistant. They'll look smooth and tidy no matter how long you let them sit in the hamper after doing laundry.
Microfiber sheets also resist stains due to their closely woven fabric. It takes longer for liquid to penetrate the tight threads. So if you accidentally spill on a microfiber sheet, you can often wipe it off before the stain sets.
Bamboo sheets don't have these advantages. However, you can still keep them looking great with proper care. To avoid creases, hang your bamboo sheets to dry or put them on the bed right after they come out of the dryer. And if you accidentally stain them, a gentle wash with a small amount of white vinegar or lemon juice will usually get them looking clean again.
We've already mentioned that microfiber bed sheets aren't the most durable. They're good at holding their color in the laundry, but they're prone to pilling. To make them last as long as possible, it's important to wash them on a delicate setting using cold water. You should use only mild detergent, and avoid fabric softener — despite the name, it can actually degrade the sheets and make them rougher.
Bamboo sheets are stronger than microfiber, but they shrink more easily. They can also be damaged by fabric softeners or harsh detergents. It's best to wash your bamboo sheets more or less the same way as microfiber.
One important difference: microfiber bed sheets can go through the dryer at normal temperatures (though they do tend to get very staticky). If you're going to tumble-dry bamboo sheets, use low heat. Hanging them on a clothesline is even better if the weather is nice.
When it comes to environmental impact, bamboo is the clear winner. It's a biodegradable fabric, made from a renewable crop that's easy on the earth. Bamboo can be grown with very little water and no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Harvesting bamboo stalks doesn't contribute to erosion, either, because the roots can remain in place.
Microfiber is a much less eco-friendly material. Though the synthetic fibers rip easily, they take a long time to fully break down in the environment. The manufacturing process also depends heavily on fossil fuels. Microfiber bedding requires about twice as much energy to produce as cotton sheets.
As if that wasn't bad enough, washing microfiber bed sheets releases tiny fibers into the ecosystem. This contributes to the growing problem of microplastics building up in the bodies of living creatures — including humans.
Keep in mind that not all bamboo sheets are equally eco-friendly. Processing the raw material of bamboo into soft fabric often involves harsh chemicals. These contaminants can leak into the groundwater if manufacturers aren't careful about cleanup.
Green shoppers should buy only organic bamboo sheets that are produced by responsible manufacturers. At Hush, we're careful to source our material from ethical suppliers.
Microfiber bed sheets are wrinkle-resistant and affordable, and many people find them very cozy. But if you're looking for incredibly soft, comfortable bedding that will keep you cool all night, bamboo sheets are the way to go. They may be slightly more expensive than microfiber, but they are cooler and more durable — meaning they'll last longer. Plus, bamboo is better for the environment, so you can feel good about your purchase.
Are you ready to experience the benefits of bamboo yourself? You can't go wrong with Hush bamboo sheets. They're ethically sourced and extremely durable, with a special finish that helps your skin feel ultra-cool. Head over to our product page and start your 100-night trial!
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Tencent Plans Internet Research Institute
Instant communications service provider Tencent has announced plans to spend over CNY100 million to build an Internet research institute, the first of its kind in China.
The research institute, which is called Tencent Research Institute, will be mainly focused on forecasting future technology and market development trends; making development and research plans; studying and developing core technology; and improving Tencent's technical strength and innovation capacity so as to better serve the users.
Ma Huateng, CEO of Tencent says that the company plans to invest over CNY100 million on this project and will be committed to establishing a top class team to turn this project into a first class Internet technology research platform as well as a core technology R&D platform for the company. Ma's final goal is to make this institute one of the most advanced Internet technology research institutes in the world.
Tuniu Net Revenue Down 85.5% In Q3 2020
Suning Open Platform Commodity Trade Scale Up 56.83% In First Three Quarters of 2020 | {
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nuget restore
# Also in this project we have two special references:
Microsoft.CSharp
~\xamarin-android\external\mono\external\binary-reference-assemblies\v4.5\Microsoft.CSharp.dll
System.Design
~\xamarin-android\external\mono\external\binary-reference-assemblies\v4.5\System.Design.dll
Probably it is possible to install these dlls in other way, using nuget, but I was not able to.
Build the resgen-cs.exe using the monodevelop.
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Brussels set to raise stakes for six nations over gambling curbs
Germany and five other European Union countries will today face renewed pressure to abolish restrictive laws on gambling and sports betting operators, as part of a wider campaign by the Commission to inject more competition into one of the most politically sensitive sectors in the region.
Brussels last year opened no fewer than 10 infringement cases alleging that countries including Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Austria were in breach of EU internal market rules. The Commission argues that gambling operators should be treated like other service providers and has so far enjoyed the backing of the European Court of Justice.
Officials familiar with the cases say today's actions are directed against Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Hungary. The bulk of cases is certain to be waved through by the college of commissioners, although the body might postpone legal action against some governments.
Along with Italy, the six countries were given a first warning in April last year, and the Commission is now poised to take the next step by issuing so-called reasoned opinions in four cases. This is the last move before taking a government to the European Court.
In the case of Germany and the Netherlands, the Commission would broaden its accusations by issuing a second set of warnings about the countries' domestic legislation, officials said.
Brussels' support for private sector gambling and sports betting companies has opened up a rift – not just with many European capitals but also with the US, where it is illegal for banks and credit card companies to process online bets placed by US citizens with foreign gambling sites.
Charlie McCreevy, EU internal market commissioner, has warned Washington over possible legal action at the World Trade Organisation over its anti-gambling laws.
The Commission's campaign at home was boosted this month when Europe's highest court slammed Italy for its gambling restrictions, including the country's use of criminal penalties against individuals accepting bets.
According to long-standing court jurisprudence, countries are allowed to impose restrictions on private sector gambling operators – but these curbs must be non-discriminatory, proportionate and consistent.
The European Betting Association, representing private operators, said today's expected actions were justified. "None of the countries targeted has shown any sign of engaging in the necessary reforms. On the contrary, some have recently been moving towards more stringent prosecutions of European-licensed operators despite the fact that the legal basis for these actions was seriously questioned by the EU authorities," it said.
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Networking Options in Dubai
Expat Groups
There are several expat groups which provide a social network for families new to Dubai. Perhaps the most popular are:
Expat Woman
This very popular organization aims to help newcomers and long term residents get up-to-date information about life in the city, share advice and make friends. With 600 different events organized every year, this is one of the main networking organizations for women in Dubai.
http://www.expatwoman.com
Dubai International Women's Club
This club was set up over 40 years ago as The Petroleum Wives Club. As this name suggests, it was established by women whose husbands were working in the oil industry. Since the early days, it has grown and now attracts other expat women from over 40 different countries. The club meets regularly for activities such as bridge, mah-jong, and sewing. It is also an active supporter of many different welfare causes.
There are also a variety of expat groups organized according to nationalities. These include:
The American Women's Association
Founded in 1991, the American Women's Association of Dubai and the Northern Emirates (AWA) has grown into an active network of expatriates from the United States. It organizes monthly meetings which include a breakfast buffet and guest speakers. Coffee mornings are also organized on the third Tuesday of every month to welcome newcomers to Dubai.
For more information, or to become a member, visit the association's website.
http://www.awadubai.org
The Australian and New Zealand Association (ANZA)
ANZA organizes coffee mornings, playgroups, mah jong games and craft and quilting groups. Unlike many other expat organizations, it claims that it is for everyone from Australia and New Zealand, not just women. The happy hours and other social functions are popular with men and women alike.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.anzauae.org
The Club for Canadians
This social club arranges events throughout the year to provide Cana"q`dians living in Dubai the chance to socialize, network, and take part in Canadian celebrations. It has a mix of male and female members.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.clubforcanadians-dubai.com
The Dubai Caledonian Society
The Dubai Caledonian Society aims to bring a taste of Scotland to Dubai. It provides business and social networking for anyone with Scottish connections or interests. Popular events are organized throughout the year to raise funds for charities and celebrate the shared heritage of its members.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.dubaicaledoniansociety.com
The Dubai Manx Society
This small society is run under the umbrella of the World Manx Association based in the Isle of Man. It aims to provide a social networking and support service to all Manxmen in the Emirate. Several events are organized throughout the year providing opportunities to 'exchange the skeet'.
Email: [email protected]
The Dubai Welsh Society
The society provides a social community for all Welsh people in Dubai. It also has close links with the British Consul and with many Welsh companies operating in the region. It organizes several social events throughout the year. This includes the St David's Day Ball, quiz nights, concerts and comedy events. It also raises money to support charities, both in the UAE and back in Wales.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.dubaiwelshsociety.com
The German Women's Club
Membership is open to all German speakers. Regular meetings are held catering to individual interests, including computer classes, meetings for moms & kids, investment and stock market analysis, gardening and handicrafts. Monthly coffee mornings are held every first Sunday of the month at the Magnolia Restaurant – Al Qasr at 9.30 a.m.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.Frauenkreis-Dubai.de
The South African Women's Association
This association serves all South African women, working and non-working, who live in Dubai. It organizes various networking and socialising events throughout the year including monthly breakfast meetings, social events and an annual retreat.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.sabco-uae.org/sawa.aspx
Business and Professional Organizations
American Business Council
The council has a membership of 450 American companies and individuals. Working together, they are able to raise the profile of American businesses in Dubai and increase cooperation with the UAE business community. It provides an active forum for members to exchange ideas and information.
http://www.abcdubai.com
Australian Business Council Dubai (ABCD)
This non-profit organisation with aims to provide a networking forum for all its members to help them develop their business activities. It also works to promote trade and business relationships between Australia and the Emirate.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.abc-dxb.com
British Business Group
The British Business Group has over 1,200 members and organizes over 80 different networking events, forums and seminars throughout the year. In this way it achieves its aim of encouraging the development of British business in the UAE, sharing best business practice and providing networking opportunities for its members.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.britbiz-uae.com
French Business Council
The French Business Council helps to promote and facilitate the business activities of its 350 members. It also helps to develop economic and trade relations between France and the UAE.
http://www.fbcdubai.com
Heels & Deals
Heels and Deals is a networking organization for women who own their own businesses or are thinking of setting up a business in the Emirate. It hosts popular events and a forum for members to share advice, information and friendship.
http://www.heelsanddeals.org
International Business Women's Group in Dubai
This group has been active in the Emirate for over 25 years. It provides a networking forum and organizes regular luncheons. It also acts as a platform to provide women with opportunities for professional development.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.ibwgdubai.com
South African Business Council (SAWA)
The council serves as a resource companies and individuals with business interests in South Africa and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It offers networking opportunities through regular social and business-related events and functions.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.sabco-uae.org
While there are no private clubs in Dubai and the last country club closed about five years ago, some of the health clubs and golf courses listed in the "Health & Beauty" section have a "clubby" atmosphere. See the "Sport" secton for facility descriptions and contact details.
Community Services Organizations
Children's Hope Foundation
This is the Dubai branch of an international organization that raises money for children's charities around the world. It helps children who are disadvantaged as a result of illness, disability or poverty. It does this through the provision of medical, learning and leisure equipment. The CHF annual ball is a popular event in Dubai's social calendar.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.chfdubai.org
Emirates Environmental Group
The Emirates Environmental Group (EEG) began in 1991 and has grown steadily to have 1200 names on its mailing list. This includes individuals of all nationalities, companies, government agencies and institutions, colleges and schools. It is a voluntary, non-government organization (NGO) with strong support from local and federal government agencies. As the name suggests, the group aims to protect the environment and it does this through education, action programs and community involvement.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.eeg-uae.org
Feline friends, Dubai
Feline Friends is a voluntary organization the looks out for the welfare of cats in the city. They are always on the look out for people to foster or adopt the many cats they rescue. They arrange for the adoption of over 500 cats a year. They also sterilize close to 1,000 cats a year as part of a 'Trap/Neuter/Release' scheme which aims to help control the number of cats living on the streets. Regular adoption days and fund-raising events are held throughout the year.
Email: [email protected]
K9 Friends
K9 Friends is a voluntary organization that looks after the welfare of dogs in the Emirate. It was originally formed in 1989 as a club for the owners of pedigree dogs. However, the members quickly realized that there was a greater need to help protect, rescue and re-home dogs in need. They have found homes for thousands of dogs, but are always on the lookout for people to adopt dogs or contribute to the upkeep of those waiting adoption. As well as adoption, they also fund veterinary treatment, help reunite lost dogs with their owners and offer advice to all dog owners in the UAE.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.k9friends.com
Make-A-Wish Foundation UAE
The Make-A-Wish Foundation® helps make wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to come true. All expenses are paid for by the foundation, whatever the financial situation of the family of the child. As a result, the foundation is interested in collecting donations from individuals and companies as well as through special events. They are also in need of volunteers who can donate their time and/or expertise.
Email: [email protected]
http://www.makeawish.ae
Rotary Club of Dubai
The Dubai branch of this international service club organization is very active with events organized throughout the year and regular Monday afternoon meetings in the Dubai World Trade Center.
http://www.dubairotary.org
Teens 4 Positive Action
This is a non-profit volunteer group for teenagers. The young people build community awareness and develop team work as they aim to make a difference in the lives of the elderly, individuals with disabilities and children with special needs. They also help out in shelters for the homeless and activities which protect the environment.
E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]
http://www.teens4pa.org
The following English-speaking support groups have been set up by individuals to help provide advice, help and friendship. They can be contacted on the numbers given here.
3B (Better Bone Belt) National Alliance of Osteoporosis
All 4 Down's Syndrome
Anxiety & Depression Support Group
Breast Cancer Support Group
Dubai Autism Centre
http://www.dubaiautismcenter.ae
Mothers' Network of Asthmatic Children
Special Families Support
Still Birth & Neonatal Death Society (S.A.N.D.S)
Twins, Triplets or More
01 Dubai might look like a Western country but it is still a Middle Eastern country. Make sure you know the rules and stay on the right side of the law.
02 While Dubai is unbelievably hot in the summer, the weather in winter is wonderful. Make the most of it by investigating the many outdoor activities.
03 Choose an area to live and a school for your children which is close to work location. This will save the whole family a lot of commuting time.
04 When you first arrive, there will be a lot of bureaucracy to deal with. Make sure you have a good supply of passport photocopies and lots of patience.
05 With the high turnover of expatriates, people are very welcoming and extremely helpful in practical matters as well as in helping you settle in.
http://www.careerdubai.net
Online jobs portal that advertises opportunities in the Dubai region.
http://www.arabnews.com
Leading online English news service.
http://www.ixpats.com/dubai-expats/
Online expatriate journal for expats moving to, living and working in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.
http://www.dubizzle.com
Advertises everything from jobs and property to cars and second-hand furniture.
http://www.souq.com
UAE's equivalent to eBay.
Dubai is the 2nd largest emirate of the Untied Arab Emirates, but the most popular with largest port and commercial centre.
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Artist Support, Residency
2018-19 Residency Artists
Show Box L.A. / we live in space
2018-19 Residency Program
Show Box L.A. is pleased to announce the seven artists for our 2018-19 Residency Program For Choreographers: Gayle Fekete, DaEun Jung, Kara Mack/Africa in America, James MahKween, Meena Murugesan, Jillian Stein, and Sadie Yarrington.
Residencies will take place at we live in space, a studio in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of South LA. Over the course of the year, there may be open rehearsals, informal showings, classes, artist talks, or other events where the artists will share their creative process and varied approaches to choreography and dance-based performance work.
Gayle Fekete is the Head of Dance/Professor in the Department of Theatre and New Dance at Cal Poly Pomona. Gayle has been associated with Urban Bush Women NYC as guest artist and consultant on numerous international residencies and summer institutes. She is on the consultant team for Urban Bush Women's Choreographic Centre NYC. Gayle Fekete presents and produces festival and immersive performance projects in the Los Angeles area, and has produced and facilitated numerous CSU Summer Arts Dance intensives. She is a creative consultant/dramaturge for independent performance practice. Currently, she is exploring site specific, interactive media and interdisciplinary performance collaborations. Her interests include dancetheatre, choreography, installation architecture, and performance practice that challenges class, race, culture and identity. She also is an independent producer and performs with PRISM, Mechanism Dance Theatre, Rennie Tang/Architect, Opera Del Espacio, and The Market Gallery Studio in Los Angeles. Fekete is an active voice regionally and has served on numerous grant panels including NET, DCA, and COLA.
DaEun Jung is a dance maker, dancer, and dance instructor. Rooted in Korean culture and with a thorough background in Korean dance (including six years of specialized training at Gugak National Arts School in Seoul), DaEun's dances reveal her body memory of her past and present. Her works have been presented at art and community venues, including Electric Lodge, Highways, REDCAT and the Korean Cultural Center in LA. DaEun is currently experimenting with liberating her Korean classical movement vocabulary from its cultural context.
Previously, she performed in Asia, Russia, Europe and North America as a dancer with the internationally renowned Korean dance company, GPDC. She had also worked for the rhythmic performance group PMC, presenting more than 1,000 shows to worldwide audiences. She recently completed her MFA in Choreography at UCLA, where she received the Westfield Emerging Artist Award and Evelyn and Mo Ostin Performing Arts Award.
Kara Mack/Africa in America Kara Mack is a star choreographer, and mastermind behind the Grammy's African dance blowout by rap icon Kendrick Lamar for his 2016 Grammy Performance. The South Carolina-born singer, dancer, choreographer, and producer has blazed stages from the Grammy's, NAACP Image Awards, BET Awards and has collaborated with renowned choreographers Fatima and dozens of A-listers. Her innovative choreography has earned her many accolades and has been featured in major original productions. Kara Mack is also the Founder/CEO of the brand Africa in America, and has taught at many schools including the Debbie Allen Dance Academy. Africa in America represents as a primary resource for professional African dance, music-based artists and art participants who are interested in the growing culture here in America while blending state-of-the–art visuals and using the cutting-edge fashions of today. These styles include the arts from North and South America, the Caribbean, West, Central, and Southern Africa. Since African-based arts have held a huge part in social justice both in America and the Diaspora, "Africa in America" also is committed to continue this path by keeping our audience aware when it comes to community and organization building, grant and work opportunities, and many other ways that may inspire art locally and nationally.
James MahKween is from Atlanta, GA. He graduated with a BFA in Musical Theater from American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA). After graduating, MahKween has been setting and reaching goals. He has performed with Lula Washington Dance Theatre, JazzAntiqua, and Kouman Kele African Dance and Drum Company,and BrockusRed. Recently, he has been seen at The Hollywood Bowl performing for the Annual Jazz Fest. He also has a dance company called Eternity Dance Theatre. His choreography has been shown at NAACP ACT-SO 2014 & 2015, Highways Performance Space, The Luckman Theater, Friendship Concert, DANCESCAPE, DanceSpot LA, Tri-Art Festival, Sol-Cal Dance Invitational, Carnival Choreographers Ball, and HHII Dance Festival. MahKween has also produced his own choreography showcase REFLECT.
Meena Murugesan is a choreographer, dancer, and video artist based in Los Angeles. Meena creates experimental non-linear narratives with moving images at the intersection of live performance, video art, and activism. Rooted in the movement practices of bharata natyam, improvisation, and somatic bodywork, Meena centers ritual funk, Tamil folk, non-vedic, non-brahmin, melanated consciousness as an ethical and creative practice. Meena is currently dancing with taisha paggett/WXPT, and designing multi-channel video installations for live performance with choreographers Marjani Forte-Saunders, d. Sabela grimes, Embodiment Project, Lionel Popkin and others, and is working on two personal movement and video projects. www.meenamurugesan.com
Jillian Stein (b. 1982) is a Los Angeles based artist. Her artistic practice stems form the idea of the paradoxical body. Stein received an MA (2009) and her professional diploma for choreological studies and contemporary dance performance (2003) from the Laban Institute in London, UK. She graduated cume laude with a BFA from Arizona State University (2004). She has presented her own work at We Live In Space, Los Angeles, CA (2017), BAMPFA (2016), the Hammer Museum (2016), Pieter Performance Dance Space, Lincoln Heights, CA (2015), REDCAT Theater, Los Angeles, CA (2013), homeLA, Los Angeles, CA (2013), UCSD Gallery, Los Angeles CA (2011), the PLACE!, London, UK (2009) and LABAN theatre, London (2008). Her work has been included in exhibitions at L.A.C.E. Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (2012), the LASH, Los Angeles CA 2013, Top 40, Los Angeles CA (2014), and WOAH Los Angeles, CA (2013). She has performed for several artists including Silvia Palacios Whitman, Flora Wiegman, Simon Vincenzi, Alexandra Bellar, and was an original member of the Sunland Dancers, directed by James Kidd from 2013-2016. jilstein.tumblr.com/CV
Sadie Yarrington is a Los Angeles based performer, choreographer, director and educator. In 2011, she received a BFA in Dance and BS is Anthropology from the University of Michigan. She trained internationally with Oyu Oro Afro Cuban Experimental Dance Ensemble (Cuba), Ballet Lab (Australia) and Buzz Dance Theater (Australia). Since moving to Los Angeles she has performed works by Dianne McIntyre, Stephan Koplowitz, Grace Phelan and Invertigo Dance Theatre. Her choreography has been presented at the American Theatre of Actors (NYC), Brand Library & Arts Center, Descanso Gardens and most recently during The Music Center's Sleepless. Sadie is an avid educator and creates a safe space for students to discover their own connection to movement. She is on faculty at Inner-City Arts (DTLA) and New Roads School (Santa Monica), and teaches dance workshops to physically and neurologically diverse groups. Sadie's most current work, "Muscle Memory", explores how past experiences live, or can be triggered, in the body. As a choreographer in residence at We Live In Space she plans to engage the community in the development of the work, break the fourth wall and challenge her choreographic process.
The 2018-19 Residency Program is supported in part by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.
Gayle Fekete – photo by photo by JonMarc Edwards
Meena Murugesan – photo by d. sabela grimes
Sadie Yarrington – photo by George Simian
Kara Mack – photo by Robert Atkins
James Mahkween – photo by Mathias Foley
DaEun Jung – photo by Ella Gabrial
Jillian Stein – photo courtesy the artist
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UN OTRO MUNDO ES TODAVIA POSIBLE? →
A Rally of Hope!
Publié le septembre 26, 2020 par Francine Mestrum
Global Gathering to Draw Millions: World Leaders Support Rally of Hope
Saturday, September 26, 2020 8:30 p.m. EDT (5:30 PDT)
The Universal Peace Federation (UPF), an NGO holding general consultative status with the United Nations, will conduct a second Rally of Hope this weekend. It will feature world-class entertainment along with messages of hope from prominent global leaders who will share an optimistic side of the post-Covid-19 recovery. The event will be virtual with the production center in South Korea. Starting at 9:30 a.m. (Korean standard time) on Sunday, Sept. 27th.
Keynote speakers include two current Heads of State from Africa, namely, President Cyril Ramaphosa from the Republic of South Africa and President Evaristo Carvalho from Sao Tome and Principe. From the Asia Pacific region, the current President of the National Assembly of Cambodia, H.E. Samdech Heng Samrin, will be highlighted, as well as former 5-time Speaker of the House from the Philippines, H.E. Jose de Venecia, Jr. Two former US Vice-Presidents and a former European Commission Chairman are among other guests. In addition, Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, Co-founder of the Universal Peace Federation, affectionately known as the Mother of Peace, will give a short inspirational message.
Music performances will be offered by the renowned Little Angels Folk Ballet of Korea and Kim Myung-gon, a South Korean actor and singer who was also Korea's Minister of Culture and Tourism.
The first Rally of Hope, held August 9, drew several million online viewers from around the world and featured Cambodian Prime Minister H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, along with former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Speaker Newt Gingrich, together with other world dignitaries. The September rally will build on the success of the first Rally while focusing on the same central concepts of interdependence, mutual prosperity and universal values.
Media and the public may register to attend the rally live at www.peacelink.live
Larry Moffitt [email protected]
Universal Peace Federation
3600 New York Ave., NE
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Risk factors for high early mortality in patients on antiretroviral treatment in a rural district of Malawi
AIDS. 2006 Nov 28;20(18):2355-60. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32801086b0.
Rony Zachariah 1 , Margaret Fitzgerald, Moses Massaquoi, Olesu Pasulani, Line Arnould, Simon Makombe, Anthony D Harries
1 Medecins sans Frontieres, Operational Research, Brussels Operational Center, Belgium. [email protected]
DOI: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32801086b0
Objectives: Among adults started on antiretroviral treatment (ART) in a rural district hospital (a) to determine the cumulative proportion of deaths that occur within 3 and 6 months of starting ART, and (b) to identify risk factors that may be associated with such mortality.
Design and setting: A cross-sectional analytical study set in Thyolo district, Malawi.
Methods: Over a 2-year period (April 2003 to April 2005) mortality within the first 3 and 6 months of starting ART was determined and risk factors were examined.
Results: A total of 1507 individuals (517 men and 990 women), whose median age was 35 years were included in the study. There were a total of 190 (12.6%) deaths on ART of which 116 (61%) occurred within the first 3 months (very early mortality) and 150 (79%) during the first 6 months of initiating ART. Significant risk factors associated with such mortality included WHO stage IV disease, a baseline CD4 cell count under 50 cells/mul and increasing grades of malnutrition. A linear trend in mortality was observed with increasing grades of malnutrition (chi for trend = 96.1, P </= 0.001) and decreasing CD4 cell counts (chi for trend = 72.4, P </= 0.001). Individuals who were severely malnourished [body mass index (BMI) < 16.0 kg/m] had a six times higher risk of dying in the first 3 months than those with a normal nutritional status.
Conclusions: Among individuals starting ART, the BMI and clinical staging could be important screening tools for use to identify and target individuals who, despite ART, are still at a high risk of early death.
AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections / mortality
Anti-Retroviral Agents / therapeutic use*
CD4 Lymphocyte Count
HIV Infections / complications
HIV Infections / drug therapy
HIV Infections / mortality*
Malawi / epidemiology
Nutrition Disorders / complications
Nutrition Disorders / epidemiology
Sex Distribution
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David R. McCann, ICAS, is Korea Foundation Professor of Korean Literature in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations as well as Director of the Korea Institute at Harvard University. David is the recipient of numerous prizes, grants, and fellowships including the prestigious Manhae Prize in Arts and Sciences (2004), the Daesan Foundation Translation Grant (1997), and the Korea P.E.N. Center Translation Prize (1994). His many books include Traveler Maps: Poems by Ko Un (2004), The Columbia Anthology of Modern Korean Poetry (2004), Early Korean Literature: Selections and Introductions (2001), War and Democracy: A Comparative Study of the Korean War and the Peloponnesian War (2001) and The Classical Moment: Views from Seven Literatures (1999).
Not only a renowned translator of major Korean poems but also a well-recognized poet, David has published many poems in such distinguished media as Poetry, Ploughshares, Descant, Runes and recently published a chapbook of poems Cat Bird Tree (2005). His poem "David" was included in the Pushcart Prize Anthology III. David's new book of poems The Way I Wait For You was published in 2010 by Codhill Press.
Dr. Peterson is a member of the Association for Asian Studies, where he was formerly the chair of the Korean Studies Committee; was also the book review editor for the Journal of Asian Studies for Korean Studies books. He is also a member of the Royal Asiatic Society, the International Association for Korean Language Education, the International Korean Literature Association, and the American Association of Korean Teachers.
Ivanna Yi was born in Seoul, Korea, and raised in Texas. She received her BA in English with a writing concentration in poetry from Yale University, after which she travelled to Korea on a Fulbright scholarship to study p'ansori and sijo in performance. The recipient of an Academy of American Poets Award and a Clapp Fellowship for poetry from Yale, her poems have been set to music and sung at the Aspen Music Festival, the Curtis Institute of Music, and Carnegie Hall. She is currently a PhD candidate in Korean literature at Harvard University.
Mark Hagland has been a writer, editor, researcher and public speaker in health care for over 20 years. He has written for a wide variety of prominent publications in the health care industry, has spoken to a very broad range of health care leaders on topics of strategic interest, and has been interviewed by a wide range of national news organizations. In January 2010, Mark became Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare Informatics, a leading publication for health care information technology leaders.
Mark is the author of two books on performance optimization in health care. In 2007, with Jeffrey C. Bauer, Ph.D., he co-authored Paradox and Imperatives in Health Care: How Efficiency, Effectiveness, and E-Transformation Can Conquer Waste and Optimize Quality. In 2008, Mark authored Transformative Quality: The Emerging Revolution in Health Care Performance.
Mark holds a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
Anne Holzman holds a B.A. with Honors in English from Oberlin College and an MFA in Writing from Hamline University. She is a nationally published freelance writer with essays in the anthologies Lost Classics and Am I Teaching Yet? She has worked as an editor for the Pioneer Press newspaper and Redleaf Press book publisher and has taught high school English and journalism. She writes regularly about the arts for Korean Quarterly.
David Schaafsma, Associate Professor of the English Department, University of Illinois at Chicago, is an author and educator, and is the Director of the Program in English Education. David Schaafsma is interested in scholarly issues concerning the preparation of English teachers, young adult literature, community-based literacy, the uses of narrative in research and learning, and the relationship between literacy, democracy, and social action. The last book that he published is Narrative Inquiry in English Education (Teachers College Press, 2011),; an edited collection of essays entitled Jane Addams, Hull-House and the Call to Democratic Education, will be out with the University of Illinois Press in the fall of 2013. He also writes poetry and short fiction. | {
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Decyfa | Obsession 09/03/2012 09 Mar 2012 Dance, Electro, Hip-Hop, Funky, Urban, House Us, Dubstep, Rap, House, Grime, Electro Urban, R&B, Dancehall, Soul And R&b, Reggae, Mash-up Source Bar, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
DJ PM | Party (2012/03/09) 09 Mar 2012 R&B, Soul [pop], Pop [urban], Hip Hop [pop], Urban, Hip Hop [other], Hip-Hop, Rnb, Hip-hop Rnb, Soul [rap], Reggae [other], Pop [dance], House [baltimore], Mash Up, Remixes [house], Dance-pop, Electropop, Electro House, Electro Hop, House [rap], Rap, Hip Hop (dirty South), Hip Hop [west Coast], Hip Hop [east Coast], Club, Crunk, Dirty South MD, United States of America See playlist
VJ Mike | 3/8/12 - POP N WAVE 08 Mar 2012 Pop, Indie, Alternative, Rock, Dubstep, Dance, Electronic, Rap, Parody, Urban The Castle, Tampa 33603, FL, United States of America See playlist
Jamie Castle | 05/03/2012 05 Mar 2012 Pop, Dance, Genre, Urban Crossover, House, Dance & House, Electronica, R&B, Soul, Electronica & Dance, 80 S, Reggae, Rap, U.k. Garage, Garage, Electro House, Breaks, Electronic, Dubstep Private Party, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
DJ EAKut | 4/03/12 - SHOOTERS REPUBLIC 12AM-2AM main set 04 Mar 2012 Mash-up, Hyped Party Break, Rap, Hip-Hop, Pop, Urban, Rnb SHOOTERS SUPERCLUB - GOLD COAST, Gold Coast 4218, QLD, Australia See playlist
Jamie Castle | 03/03/2012 03 Mar 2012 Dance, R&B, Soul, Pop, Dance Pop, Rap, Hip-Hop, Dance & House, Reggae, Urban Crossover, Grime, Dance Hall, Electro House, Breaks, Indie, Breakbeat, Mash-up, Electronic, Electronica, Drum & Bass, Roots Reggae, Progressive House, Dubstep Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
Decyfa | Obsession 02/03/2012 02 Mar 2012 House, Mashup, Urban, Hip-Hop, Funky, Electro, Electro Urban, Rap, R&B, Dubstep, Grime, Soca, Soul And R&b, House Music, Dance Hall Source Bar, Medway, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
DJ EAKut | 2/03/12 - T.S.I. THURSDAYS @ SHOOTERS REPUBLIC 02 Mar 2012 Top 40, R&B, Intro, Urban, Hyped Party Break, Mash Up, Hip-Hop, Rap, Party Break, Pop SHOOTERS SUPERCLUB - GOLD COAST, Gold Coast 4218, QLD, Australia See playlist
Jamie Castle | 27/02/2012 27 Feb 2012 R&B, Dance, Pop, Electronica, Rap, Hip-Hop, Electro, Mash-up, Reggae, Urban, 80s 90s 00s, Deep House, Grime, Urban Crossover, Rock, General Pop, Electro House, Dance & House, Dance Hall, Classic R&b, Club Dance, Indie Dance, Old Skool Classics Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
DJ PM | Don't Look For Morning, Vol. III 24 Feb 2012 Electro House, House [rap], Electro Hop, Pop [dance], Mash Up, Remixes [pop], Hip Hop [pop], Electro, House, Electronica, Pop, House [electro], Club, R&B, Soul [pop], Dance-pop, Electropop, Remixes [house], House [progressive], Urban MD, United States of America See playlist
DJ EAKut | 18/02/12 - SHOOTERS REPUBLIC 10PM-12AM Opening set 18 Feb 2012 Hip-Hop, R&B, Mashups, Hyped Party Break, Urban, Intro, Pop SHOOTERS SUPERCLUB - GOLD COAST, Gold Coast 4218, QLD, Australia See playlist
Jamie Castle | 18/02/2012 18 Feb 2012 Hip-Hop, Rap, R&B, Urban, Dance, Dance Pop, Mash-up, House, Garage, U.k. Garage, Breakbeat, Electronic, 4 Garage, Uk Garage, Jungle, Dubstep Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
Decyfa | Obsession 17/02/2012 17 Feb 2012 R&B, Urban, General Rap, Hip-Hop, Soul And R&b, Rap, Electro Urban, Electro, Dance, Mashup, House, Soca, Grime, Reggae, Dancehall, Dance Hall, Mixed Genre Source Bar, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
Jamie Castle | 12/02/2012 12 Feb 2012 Dance, Mash-up, Mashup, Pop, Dance & House, Electronic, Breaks, Breakbeat, Club, Jungle, Urban Crossover, Funky House Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
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VJ Mike | 2/9/12 - POP N WAVE 09 Feb 2012 Urban, Rock, Indie, Pop, Rap, Electronic, Dubstep, Dance, Urban Explicit, Top 40 The Castle, Tampa 33603, FL, United States of America See playlist
Jamie Castle | 04/02/2012 04 Feb 2012 Pop, Hip-Hop, Rap, Dance, Dance Club, House, Soul, R&B, Electronica, Reggae, Breaks, Urban, Urban Crossover, Breakbeat, U.k. Garage Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
Sean Eagen | 2/4/12 04 Feb 2012 Hip-hop Rap, Freestyle, Pop, Remixed, Hip-Hop, Top 40, Old School, Urban Rane, Buffalo 14220, NY, United States of America See playlist
DJ J Slim | 2/4/2012 04 Feb 2012 Urban Gospel, Hip-Hop, Oldies, Soul, Jazz Reynolds Reception, Columbia 29209, SC, United States of America See playlist
Decyfa | Obsession 03/02/2012 03 Feb 2012 Hip-Hop, R&B, Dance, Soul And R&b, Rnb, Rap, Hip - Hop, Urban, Grime, Electro, House, House Music, Dubstep, Electronic, Dance Hall, Dancehall Source Bar, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
Jamie Castle | 28/01/2012 28 Jan 2012 R&B, Soul, Pop, Rap, Hip-Hop, Dance, Electronica, Urban Crossover, Tech House, Dance Pop, Dance Club, Breakbeat, Reggae, Reggaetón, Urban, Mash-up, Breaks, Other House, Jungle, Funk Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
Decyfa | Obsession 27/01/2012 27 Jan 2012 Soul And R&b, R&B, Rap, Urban, Rnb, Hip-Hop, House, Dubstep, Dance, Electronic, House Music, Electro, Pop, Dancehall, Reggae, Dance Hall, Soca, Grime Source Bar, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
ShiKung | Glitch This Radio 101 - 22/01/12 22 Jan 2012 Glitch Hop Breaks, Aotearoa Australian Drum N Bass, Glitch Hop Chill Deep Dubstep, Aotearoa Dubstep Hybrid, Australian Glitch Hop, Glitch Hop, Aotearoa Electric Soul Urban Melbourne 3070, VIC, Australia See playlist
Mister Dan | DAN#SESSION BABY !!! 21 Jan 2012 Club, House, Latin, Reggaeton, Hip House, Dance Hall, House Club, Urban Electro, Kuduro, Soca, Dutch, Rap, Old School, Electro House, Tech House Windsor (24) Salle Jeune, Bergerac 24100, France See playlist
Jamie Castle | 21/01/2012 21 Jan 2012 Hip-Hop, Pop, House, Rap, Soul, R&B, Urban Crossover, Dance & House, Electronica, Mash-up, Dance, Dance Club, Breakbeat, Funky House, Breaks, Old Skool Classics, Club Dance, Electronic, Booty Bass, Reggae Zee Bar, Maidenhead, United Kingdom See playlist
Decyfa | Obsession 21/01/2012 PT2 21 Jan 2012 Gangsta, Hip-Hop, Rap, Reggae, Urban, R&B, Soul And R&b, Soca Source Bar, Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom See playlist
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The Highway Beautification Act
A Broken Law
In 1965, in an attempt to preserve the scenic beauty of America's highways, Congress passed the Highway Beautification Act (HBA), one of the first modern environmental laws. The Act was originally designed to prohibit construction of new billboards on scenic and rural federal-aid highways, and to require the removal of illegal billboards (those erected without proper permits). Billboards that do not meet the standards of the HBA are designated as nonconforming and marked for removal.
Thirty-two years after its passage, the Act has become little more than a billboard protection program. On average, new billboards are twice as big as they were in 1965, and there are fifty percent more of them than 30 years ago when Lady Bird Johnson championed highway beautification. Today there are an estimated 450,000 billboards on federal-aid highways, compared to the 330,000 billboards that first inspired the Act. Between 5,000 to 15,000 new billboards - 3 and 10 million square feet of new advertising space - are added to the nation's roadsides each year.
Rural and scenic areas are not protected from billboard blight by the HBA. Most states allow construction of new billboards in unzoned rural areas, in direct conflict with the original intent of the law. Twenty-four (24) states allow billboard operators to cut down trees on public rights of way to improve the view of private billboards. Nationwide, taxpayers provide a $6-10 million subsidy to the billboard industry each year because fees for billboard permits do not cover the full costs of controlling the industry.
What's more, the HBA actually protects billboards from community efforts to remove them. Until 1978, communities that decided to remove billboards could choose any constitutional means to do so, from up front cash payments to amortization, which allows billboard operators a grace period of five to eight years to recoup their investment and make a profit, at the end of which the billboards come down. In 1978, however, Congress derailed this process. It amended the HBA to require that communities pay cash compensation for removal of billboards on federal-aid highways - and shortly thereafter stopped providing money for billboard removal.
Nationwide there are 73,000 billboards that do not conform with HBA standards. In 1995, just 503 were removed.
The industry claims that billboards are necessary for travelers, yet logo signs along highways (Gas at this exit: ...), state tourist information programs (Country Inn 2 miles), and advancing technologies make this notion obsolete. Indeed, cigarette and alcohol advertising provides as much as one quarter of all billboard industry revenue, and six of the top eight billboard advertisers are tobacco or alcohol conglomerates. According to advertising industry sources, cigarette companies are pouring tens of millions more dollars into billboards. Why? Because billboards are a sure way to reach kids. After the Joe Camel cartoon was introduced, Camel's market share among underage smokers jumped from 0.5 percent to 32.8 percent
Given this history, it is not surprising that the Highway Beautification Acti is strongly supported by the billboard industry.
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Lawmakers weaken rules for closing failing charter schools
Cathy Candisky The Columbus Dispatch
Jul 24, 2019 at 3:36 PM Jul 25, 2019 at 7:24 AM
Ohio lawmakers have eased the rules for closing charter schools with bad grades, saving up to 52 from risk of closure.
Tucked into the just-passed state budget was a provision expected to reduce the number of the privately operated tax-funded schools subject to automatic closure.
The legislature eliminated a rule that forces a charter school with an overall "F" grade on its state report card for two of the prior three years to shut down. Now, schools must perform poorly for three consecutive years before being closed.
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The change gives a reprieve to as many as 52 charter schools that were at risk of closing unless they improved on 2019 state report cards due out in a few weeks, according to the Ohio Department of Education. Now, none of Ohio's more than 300 charter schools will be forced to close for failing academic performance and they will have at least another year to get their grades up.
The two-year $69 billion budget, House Bill 166, included other policy changes which will help charter schools avoid closure and penalties.
One alters how student progress or growth is calculated on state report cards, making it easier for schools, charters and traditional public schools alike to avoid sanctions, according to budget analysts. Another maintains or reduces passing-score criteria for students in dropout prevention and recovery charter schools which analysts say will increase the number of schools meeting or exceeding state standards.
As requested by Gov. Mike DeWine, the budget also provides an additional $30 million per year in state aid for high-performing charter schools. Eligible schools will receive an additional $1,750 per pupil for low-income students and $1,000 per pupil for other students.
Charter school supporters say the accountability changes are fair and line up expectations for charter schools with those for traditional public schools.
"Nothing in this lessens oversight. It aligns what we expect from schools," said Rep. Jamie Callender, R-Concord. "We're attempting to treat all students equally."
Traditional public school districts with three consecutive Fs on state report cards are deemed to be in academic distress and poised for state control, although lawmakers put a moratorium on the controversial state takeover law to consider alternatives.
Callender also noted that changes to how the state calculates student academic growth applies to all schools, not just charters, and aims to simplify an overly complex and inaccurate measure of what a student achieved in a year's time.
Critics say softening accountability measures like the closure law for charter schools undermine efforts to ensure students receive a quality education and to hold charter schools and their sponsors accountable.
"On the heels of ECOT, they decide to go easy on charter schools?" asked Stephen Dyer, education fellow for the liberal think tank Innovation Ohio.
"We're making it harder to automatically close charter schools and making it easier for dropout recovery schools to stay open all within a year of the biggest charter school failure in the country."
The changes come as state attorneys seek to recover $124 million overpayments to the failed online charter school ECOT which for several years had grossly inflated its attendance used to calculate state aid. The school was closed by its sponsor in 2018.
"This is another effort to prop up the charter school industry in Ohio," said Sen. Teresa Fedor, a Toledo Democrat who has pushed to hold the schools accountable. "Taxpayers deserve and want quality assurance for all schools."
Aaron Churchill, research director for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute which supports and sponsors charter schools, said the changes in the closure law are needed given the sharp rise in the number of charter schools facing automatic closure.
In previous years, he said, about five to 10 charters faced closure each year. But that number has spiked with higher standards and the recent elimination of "safe-harbor" protections.
"The original intent was as a fail-safe, if sponsors weren't doing their job, but sponsors are under more pressure to close poor-performing schools," Churchill said.
But Dyer questioned relying on sponsors, who receive up to a 3% cut of a charter school's state aid. "There is not really a financial incentive for sponsors to close charters," he said.
"If a bunch of charter schools were supposed to close under the automatic closure rule, isn't that good? Sounds like the automatic closure law is doing its job."
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Most often, foodies are drawn to food truck rallies because they offer a wide variety of cuisines in one location. Who wouldn't want to take advantage of having their favorite Asian, BBQ, taco, sandwich, and dessert shop all together for one-stop eating? Of course it's a food lovers dream come true every single week! But, believe it or not, there is an opportunity for MORE variety in the variety! As the food truck industry grows by leaps and bounds each year, there is a need to expand into different culinary genres and offer an even more diverse smorgasbord of tasty dishes.
For example, did you know that some of the most popular comfort foods such as classic grilled cheese sandwiches, pizza, or macaroni and cheese are some of the hardest to come by amongst our food trucks? Or, did you know that that there is a large request for fry trucks and Middle Eastern cuisine? If you run a grilled cheese food truck, make magic with Indian food, can cook couscous dishes and hummus with the best of them, or offer a unique spin on a classic dish of macaroni and cheese, the Bay area needs you!
If you have ever thought of running your own food truck and are interested in helping us bring pizza, grilled cheese, Middle Eastern, or mac-n-cheese to the Bay Area, we want to hear from you. We have the ability to help you find a truck and set your business up- branding and all!
So, whether you currently have a truck with the offerings our area needs, or you have the recipes that could make a truck of your very own a smashing success, Tampa Bay Food Trucks wants to hear from you so we can put more food truck cuisine variety in our variety and keep customers coming back for more! | {
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By Geri Walton | January 3, 2022 | 0
Although the phrase tarring and feathering appears to have originated just prior to the American Revolution, the practice was much older having first happened in Europe. One of the earliest reports of it occurring was in 1189 during the time of the English King Richard the Lion-Hearted. Laws and regulations had been drawn up in Latin regarding the practice. Translated these laws stated:
"A thief or felon that hath stolen, being lawfully convicted shall have his head shorn, and boiling pitch poured upon his head, and feathers or down strew upon the same, whereby he may be known, and so at the first landing place they shall come to, there to be cast up."[1]
King Richard the Lion-Hearted. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Although Richard the Lion-Hearted's tarring and feathering was limited to the head, tarring and feathering attacks in America could involve the whole body. In the 1700s and 1800s, just like in the 1100s, tarring and feathering was used to punish, embarrass, or warn people to behave. In addition, after a tarring and feathering attack the victim was often paraded through the streets in a nude or semi-nude state and because it was difficult to remove the tar and feathers scarring often occurred, which thereby served as a reminder to victims not to arouse community ire.
The type of tar usually used was readily available and used for maintaining and building ships. It was called pine tar and was considered ideal because it only needed to be heated to about 140°F to melt (thus it was hotter than perfect bath water but also not as hot as the type of tar used to produce asphalt roads). However, hot pine tar could still injure someone and that meant the most frequent injuries to victims were burns or blisters.
Although tarring and feathering attacks were not necessarily fatal, they could get out of hand and sometimes people died. One such case came to light in 1873 when a corpse was found floating near Oyster Bay on the North Shore of Long Island in Nassau County in the state of New York. The remains were identified as belonging to Charles G. Kelsey, a poet and Huntington Sunday school teacher.
It seems that Kelsey became enamored with Julia Smith, a woman who was above his station. He pursued her in the hopes of making her his own but unfortunately, she became engaged to Royal Sammis. Her engagement did not deter Kelsey from his pursuit, so several friendly warnings were given to him to stay away.
Julia also rebuffed him telling him she was not interested in him. Kelsey still would not listen. He continued to declare his love for her and even tried to woo her at her window. Eventually, her family, friends, and fiancée were fed up. They wanted Kelsey to stop and decided the best way to accomplish that was to teach him a less by tarring and feathering him.
Kelsey was known to have long hair that fell over his shoulders and the attack began with his long locks being cut off. Unfortunately, in the process his scalp was "jagged" by the shears. This resulted in his head being covered with blood before the tar and feathers were applied. Moreover, during the attack, a raucous fight ensued. Kelsey was desperate to escape and tore the masks off some of his assailants. Knowing for sure who was involved meant that he could have the perpetrators arrested and jailed.
Upset over being discovered, the perpetrators then went further. Kelsey was "mutilated inhumanly" and died within a few hours of the attack. To dispose of his dead body iron pieces were then attached to his waist and ankles and his body sunk in Oyster Bay. When his corpse was later found the Evening Star reported:
"[T]he young man [Kelsey] was tarred and feathered at Huntington on the night of November 4, 1872, and had never since been seen until these fragmentary parts of his body were discovered."[2]
Prior to the discovery of his body, Kelsey's murder was whispered about in Huntington. It seemed everyone generally knew who had been involved and what had been done to him. With the discovery of his body, the murder became known outside of the area as the "Kelsey Outrage" and it appeared as if the perpetrators would face justice. Unfortunately, although some people were outraged over Kelsey's murder, no one was ever punished for the crime. That was because the perpetrators were highly regarded people of important social standing within Huntington. Therefore, the community was hesitant to do anything probably believing that Kelsey got what he deserved.
Although Kelsey's tarring and feathering happened in the 1870s, tarring and feathering of individuals began years earlier in the American colonies. Resentful feelings towards the British increased prior to the American Revolution and these angry feelings then turned into tarring and feathering attacks.
One of the first attacks took place in 1766. It involved a Norfolk ship owner and captain named William Smith. He was tarred and feathered after being suspected of having informed British custom agents about smuggling operations in the area. After the attack Smith was dumped into Norfolk, Virginia harbor and would have died if sailors had not plucked him from the cold waters. Smith survived the ordeal and was later quoted as saying that the smugglers "dawbed my body and face all over with tar and afterwards threw feathers on me."[3]
Another incidence in pre-Revolutionary America happened in 1773. John Malcomb, a revenue officer at Boston, was tarred and feathered by sailors because of his "severity" in administering excise taxes. According to a Customs Commissioner, Malcomb was "punched wth. A long pole beaten with Clubs, led to liberty tree, there whipt with Cords, and tho' a very cold night, led on to the Gallows, then whipt again.[4]
The Bostonians Paying the Excise-Man, or, Tarring & Feathering, a 1774 British print, attributed to Philip Dawe, combines assault on Malcolm with earlier Boston Tea Party in background. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Malcomb apparently didn't learn his lesson. Three months after the first attack, on 25 January 1774, vigilantes decided to administer justice to him once again. The Age reported on this second tarring and feathering stating:
"[H]e was bullying a small boy in Fore street, Boston, when a gentleman named Hughes remonstrated with him; high words arose, they called each other rascals … Malcomb struck him a blow on the forehead, which stretched him on the ground. … A mob assembled … seized him, put him in a cart, and 'stripping him to buff and breeches, gave him a modern jacket;' they then proposed an oath to him, whereby he was to swear to renounce his commission, and never to hold another inconsistent with the liberties of his country; and, on his obstinately refusing, they carted him to the gallows, passed a rope round his neck and threw the other end over the beam, as if they intended to hang him … [they then] forced him to comply with their demand. The mob destroyed his house and furniture, but he escaped on board the Active, a British man-of-war."[5]
The incidence resulted in Malcomb returning to England. When he boarded the ship it was reported that his tarred and feather skin was falling off in pieces. He must have suffered greatly, but fortunately didn't die from the ordeal because he survived and lived quietly for another 14 years in England.
In 1791, the same year as Marie Antoinette's unsuccessful flight to Varennes and the Princesse de Lamballe's successful escape to Aix-la-Chapelle, the eighth amendment passed in the United States on 5 December. It banned cruel and unusual punishments and after its passage, tarring and feathering attacks became a less popular way to ensure compliance and good behavior by community members. However, that didn't mean the practice stopped and moreover, political reasons were not the only motives Americans used to tar and feather people.
Controversy over religious beliefs and practices was another good reason people might be tarred and feathered. One well-known case took place on 24 March 1832 and involved Joseph Smith, founder and prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A great deal of ire from disaffected church members and other churchgoers who were not-Latter-Day Saints* existed in the community where he lived. Because of this resentment non-Latter Day Saints decided to attack, strip, and beat him.
Joseph Smith. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
In Smith's case the tarring and feathering attack happened in the evening. He, his wife, and an infant child were forced out of their home. It was a freezing night, and the infant child died a few days later from exposure. Of the attack, his mother, Lucy Smith, published previously printed versions told by her son in her Biographical Sketches of Joseph Smith, the Prophet, and His Progenitors for Many Generations. The prophet Smith said:
"I found myself going out of the door in the hands of about a dozen men, some of whose hands were in my hair, and some hold my shirt, drawers, and limbs. …. I made a desperate struggle … They went and held a council, and as I could occasionally overhear a word, I supposed it was to know whether it was best to kill me. … I learned that they had concluded not to kill me, but pound and scratch me well, tear off my shirts and drawers and leave me naked. One cried, 'Simonds, Simonds, where is the tar bucket?' … They ran back and fetched the bucket of tar … and they tried to force the tar paddle into my mouth; I twisted my head around, so that they could not … They then tried to force a vial in my mouth, and broke it in my teeth. All my clothes were torn off me, except my shirt collar; and one man fell on me and scratched my body with his nails like a mad cat … They then left me, and I attempted to rise, but fell again; I pulled the tar away from my lips, &c., so that I could breathe more freely, and after a while I began to recover … I saw two lights. I made my way towards one of them. … When I had come to the door I was naked, and the tar made me look as though I was covered with blood; and when my wife saw me, she thought I was all mashed to pieces, and fainted."[6]
Although the mob may have hoped that Smith was dead, he survived. He noted that his flesh was "scarified and defaced" and that his friends and family spent the rest of the evening removing the tar. Moreover, despite being in pain and his skin appearing raw and bloody, he preached the next day before his congregation as usual.
About twenty years later, in 1854, another religious man was tarred and feathered. He was a Swiss-born Jesuit priest named Father John Bapst. He got into trouble after controversy developed over religious education in grammar schools. A Know-Nothing mob** in Ellisworth, Maine, were upset because they did not want their children taught Protestant doctrines in schools. The Kansas Catholic newspaper reported:
"[E]xcitement culminated in a town meeting on July 8, 1854, in which it was resolved that if the priest again visited the town he should be tarred and feathered and ridden on a rail. Two months later he came … True to their cowardly resolution, the Knownothings, to the number of 50 or more, carefully masked, attacked the house … where Father Bapst was, dragged him from the cellar where his host had hidden him, [the mob] stripped, and coated him with tar and feathers, using all the while the vilest blasphemies and indecencies of language, and then rode him on a rail to a ship yard half a mile distant."[7]
Father John Bapst. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Tarring and feathering incidences continued after the 1850s. For instance, one story of a person being tarred and feathered happened in 1896 in Kenosha, Wisconsin. In this case the victim was William Demund. He was supposedly attacked because he gave money to a married women and paid too much attention to her. Vigilantes who attacked him pre-warned him about the attack and encouraged him to leave town. He ignored the warnings and so they took matters into their own hands:
"About 11 o'clock a mob of fifty men went to the house and took Demund therefrom. He was tarred and feathered and then ridden out of town on a pole."[8]
The injured Demund wanted justice for what he endured at the hands of the vigilantes and had recognized some of his attackers. He therefore returned to Kenosha, had his wounds dressed, and visited police. They issued warrants for eight prominent residents of nearby Salem. Newspapers reported it was expected that the perpetrators would be arrested the following day.
Another tarred and feathered victim of the mid-1800s was a phrenologist. Years later he talked about the incidence and stated that he would "rather be hung" than suffer a tarring and feathering again. It happened while he was performing as a touring lecturer. He claimed that in one town local fireman wanted to hold a ball and when he refused to give up the hall to them so they tarred and feathered him:
"[T]hey stripped me and brought out the tar and feathers … There was a mob of 500 lawless men … Two men held me at arms' length and two or three others did the whitewashing and decorating. They began at my head and brushed and sopped and doped me with the tar and then poured feathers over me. Someone had brought a whole feather bed. I don't think that one single feather got away. … The tar was so hot that it blistered in places, and as it was put on with brooms and brushes, I naturally suffered considerable pain."[9]
When asked how the tar and feathers were removed, the phrenologist stated that he got a couple to help clean him up after he offered to pay them.
"Then they went to work. With caseknives and chips they scraped off what stuff they could … I had a thick head of hair and beautiful whiskers, but everything had to go. It was about midnight when they began work and at 5 o'clock in the morning evidences appeared here and there that I was a white man. I was then greased with lard from head to foot and put to bed to sleep until noon. After dinner … good progress [was made] … You may jot it down that it takes plump twenty-four hours of the hardest kind of work to remove a coat of tar and feathers. Besides hair and whiskers I lost most of my eyebrows and eyelashes, and a considerable amount of skin."[10]
Tarring and feathering attacks in America were also reported in the early 1900s. That was because anti-German sentiment was widespread before World War I which resulted in attacks against German-Americans. Loose women also became victims of tarring and feathering in the twentieth century. In addition, attacks against people having sexual affairs occurred regularly into the 1930s. Even in the twenty-first century a tarring and feathering attack happened in June of 2020, but fortunately, the victims were not human. Multiple graves and memorials dedicated to Confederate soldiers that were located at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana, were covered with tar and feathers.
*Fawn Brodie in her book, No Man Knows My History, maintains that the tarring and feather of Smith happened for another reason. She asserts that the mob was seeking revenge for Smith's sexual advances towards a woman despite him already being married. Brodie states:
"They stripped him, scratched and beat him with savage pleasure, and smeared his bleeding body with tar from head to foot. Ripping a pillow into shreds, they plastered him with feathers. It is said that Eli Johnson demanded that the prophet be castrated, for he suspected Joseph of being too intimate with his sister, Nancy Marinda, [who would later become one of Smith's plural wives]."[11]
**The Know Nothings were a nativist political party and movement in the United States in the mid-1850s that was primarily anti-Catholic, Anti-Irish, anti-immigration, populist and xenophobic.
[1] G. W. Stimpson, "You'd Be Surprised!," Corpus Christi Times, July 26, 1939, p. 9.
[2] Evening Star, "The Tar-and-Feather Mystery," September 5, 1873, p. 1.
[3] Letters of Governor Francis Fauquier 21 (Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, 1912); The William and Mary Quarterly, p. 166–67.
[4] H. Hulton, Some Account of the Proceedings of the People in New England; from the Establishment of a Board of Customs in America, to the breaking out of the Rebellion in 1775, with the assistance of Princeton U. Firestone Library (André deCoppet Manuscript Collection), p. 224.
[5] The Age, "Tar and Feathers," May 21, 1863, p. 7.
[6] L. Smith, Biographical Sketches of Joseph Smith, the Prophet, and His Progenitors for Many Generations 1880 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Plano, Illinois: Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 1880), p. 203–4.
[7] The Kansas Catholic, "Death of Father Bapst, S.J., who was Tarred and Feathered in Maine," December 22, 1887, p. 1.
[8] St. Louis Globe-Democrat, "Tarred and Feathered by a Mob," June 24, 1896, p. 3.
[9] Detroit Free Press, "Tar and Feathers," December 10, 1893, p. 14.
[11] F. Brodie, No Man Knows My History, 2nd ed. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1971), p. 119.
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Q: Is there a way to hide the "Share" button from all the sharepoint online pages Is there a way to hide the Share button from all the SharePoint online pages:-
thanks
A: For modern UI, anyway you can use a modern script editor to do the same thing. However once you switch to another page, the button still will returns. If you want to restrict users from sharing, it may be better to change the sharing settings to make only owners can share.
Then other members will not have this button on the right top.
A: You simply need to add a Script Editor or a Content Editor webpart and add the following script (QCB1_Button4 should be the id of the button, but this may change, check with F12 in browser):
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A Sneak Peek at Downtown's New Market St. Grocery
The store will stock local and imported produce, meats and gourmet items. Plus, it's a coffee bar, wine bar and cocktail bar!
Leah Lizarondo,
Photo by Eileen French
More than 12,000 people live downtown, and during the daily migration into the business district's office buildings, 110,000-plus people temporarily are added to the population. In the last few years, the downtown restaurant boom has kept pace with the resident growth. However, there has been a growing demand and campaign to open a neighborhood grocery store.
Next week, on April 22, that finally is happening with the launch of the much-anticipated Market St. Grocery.
Developer Ralph Falbo had been looking to open a grocery in the area since 2007; that project finally got off the ground two years ago with the help of David Priselac and Ernie and Julian Vallozzi.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE STORE'S FACEBOOK PAGE
The result is an efficiently, comfortably and deliciously packed 2,400-square-foot space of well-curated items. Goods range from pantry basics to specialty items that surely will make the grocery a destination not only for residents but also for those who are looking for hard-to-find gourmet products.
Entering the grocery store, shoppers and diners will see a full-service coffee bar serving Philadelphia's celebrated La Colombe Coffee and Portland's Stumptown Coffee. Patrons may enjoy their coffee with French pastries from Gaby et Jules; downtowners finally can get a hold of the celebrated macarons (previously sold only in Squirrel Hill)! By night, the coffee bar transforms into a craft-beer and cocktail bar.
To the right of the store is the produce and dairy area. Sourced locally when possible — especially during the growing season — Penn's Corner Farm Alliance and other local farms will supply produce. Market St. Grocery also is offering some specialty produce items from the celebrated Chef's Garden in Huron, Ohio. This is fantastic news for home cooks because we only typically find their produce in high-end restaurants.
The other wall of the market will feature more dry grocery goods, such as locally sourced grains, flour and other home-cook needs.
"We tried to fit as much perimeter grocery stuff in our store," David Priselac says. "We have most of everything you need — we just have less variety."
To manage the inventory, the grocery will receive daily deliveries from its suppliers to keep the shelves fully stocked — such a boon to downtown residents, who until this time, had to drive elsewhere to get kitchen basics.
At the heart of the market is the grocery's prepared-food and meat section. Chef Michael LaMantia takes the helm, offering shoppers the best meats: Elysian Fields lamb from Waynesburg, Pa.; grass-fed beef from Jubilee Hilltop in Bradford, Pa.; Berkshire pork from Serenity Hills; and pasture-raised chicken from Heritage Valley. The market will not offer commodity meats, but LaMantia is able to keep pricing within range because he will be doing much of the processing in-house — including many of the deli and charcuterie items. LaMantia also will offer items from Parma Sausage in the Strip District as well as New York's Shale & Webber.
Turner Dairy and Family Farms Creamery, as well as local yogurt producers, will supply the dairy. The market will feature local as well as imported cheeses. Bread will be sourced from Allegro Hearth Bakery and Mediterra Bakehouse, with gluten-free items coming from Gluuteny.
The prepared food section will offer a wide selection of grab and go items for breakfast and lunch—soups, salads, sandwiches, fruit and desserts with a good selection of vegan and vegetarian items. The to-go items will come in innovative, environment-friendly packaging. All food is cooked in the downstairs kitchen, and full-service catering also will be available.
Wander toward the back of the store and you'll find a cozy wine bar. The Market St. bar is the first and only outlet for the Collefrisio Winery from the Abruzzo region of Italy. Try a glass (or bottle) of Montepulciano—a perfect way to unwind after a long workday. Shoppers can stay and enjoy a glass with some tapas or grab a bottle or case….maybe along with some flowers from Lawrenceville's Green Sinner nursery.
All of this goodness in 2,400 square feet! The best of what's local with a finely curated offering of gourmet goods from all over the world. Downtown definitely has a new gem — and downtown home cooks finally have a neighborhood source for quality ingredients.
This article appears in the April 2015 issue of Brazen Kitchen.
Categories: Brazen Kitchen
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5 trends in data management and analytics in 2023
As the pandemic has accelerated the transition to digital, the general consensus is that many businesses that have remained primarily physical have taken the step in this direction. Even if they do go back, a sizable portion of their transactions would continue to happen electronically. Indeed, innovation through digital and data will enable leaders to differentiate and stand out.
Since data is at the heart of digital, managing it and the associated infrastructure, as well as having the right strategy and planning, will be critical to business success. That's why we expect a lot of innovation in the areas of infrastructure and data management architectures. Here are the big five trends we see having the biggest impact in 2023 as it relates to data and data analytics.
Faced with the specter of recession, companies will seek to optimize their infrastructure costs
Whether or not France is in a recession in 2023, companies are actively reducing their costs, as well as their IT infrastructure, which has always been an easy fix for their leaders. Processing and storage costs continue to decrease due to the use of the cloud. However, they can still incur heavy bills for companies given their huge investments in data analytics infrastructure. Partly due to the wide choice of storage, compute and application solutions, companies often adopt a complete replacement strategy to modernize their infrastructure in this area. Not only is this approach expensive, but it can often disrupt IT operations. In 2023, more and more companies will focus on modern and non-disruptive solutions for updating their IT infrastructures. This is whether their data resides entirely in a single cloud, across multiple clouds, or in a hybrid environment maintaining on-premises facilities.
With multicloud it becomes necessary to control cloud costs
For many businesses, data is spread across multiple clouds and geographies. This may be due to different preferences in choosing a cloud service provider (CSP) or as a result of mergers and acquisitions between entities dependent on different CSPs. As data migration to the cloud intensifies and some CSPs gain traction in some regions over others, the adoption of a multicloud architecture is accelerating in multinational organizations. There is currently no simple solution to manage and integrate data and services across these various CSPs. The persistence of this problem always leads to the creation of data silos and a fragmentation of data management, leading to complications in their access and governance.
Also, contrary to popular belief, cloud costs are becoming more and more hardware-based due to the sheer volume of data and associated egress costs, to name a few reasons. For many businesses, cloud investments aren't delivering the expected economic and business benefits. They use FinOps methods to audit cloud costs and usages, identify cost-to-value, and determine how to optimize cloud management across today's hybrid and multicloud environments. In the coming year, FinOps is expected to grow and play a pivotal role in helping enterprises better manage their hybrid cloud and multicloud spending.
Accelerate adoption of data fabrics and data meshes
Over the past two decades, data management has gone through cycles of centralization and decentralization: databases, data warehouses, cloud data stores, data lakes, etc. While each approach has its proponents and opponents, recent years have shown that data is more distributed than centralized in most organizations. While there are many options for implementing an enterprise data architecture, 2022 has seen the accelerated adoption of two – data fabrics and data meshes – designed to improve the management and access of distributed data. The two are different in nature: data fabric is a composable set of data management technologies, and data mesh is a process orientation that allows distributed teams to manage enterprise data as they see fit. Both are essential for companies that want to better manage their data. Easy access to data as well as its governance and security are important for every data actor, from data scientist to business leader. These are, in fact, essential for the production of dashboards and reports, advanced analytics, Machine Learning (ML) or artificial intelligence (AI).
Both data fabric and data mesh can play a vital role in accessing, integrating, managing and disseminating data across the enterprise, when implemented with the right infrastructure. Therefore, in 2023, a decisive acceleration in the adoption of both architectures in medium and large enterprises is foreseeable.
Ethical AI becomes critical as more and more decisions rely on AI
Companies are increasingly turning to AI for data-driven decision-making, whether it's moderating social media, connecting healthcare professionals with patients, or issuing credit from consumer banks. However, when AI biases the decision, there is currently no way to eliminate the algorithm's inherent bias. This is why legislation in the works, such as the EU's proposed "artificial intelligence" directive, is starting to regulate the use of AI in commercial enterprises. These new regulations classify AI applications according to the risk they pose (unacceptable, high, medium or low) and ban or regulate their use accordingly.
In 2023, companies will need to be able to comply with these regulations, especially in terms of privacy protection and data governance, transparency of algorithms, fairness and non-discrimination, traceability and auditability. To this end, they need to implement their own frameworks for ethical AI, for example in the form of guidelines for trustworthy AI, peer reviews or even dedicated ethics committees. As more companies implement artificial intelligence, ethical AI is set to gain unprecedented prominence next year.
Improved data quality and preparation, metadata management and analytics
While often intended to power advanced analytical tools and AI and ML techniques, proper data management is itself essential to business success. Data is often referred to as the new black gold because data analytics is constantly driving innovation. As companies increase their usage, it is crucial for them to not lose sight of their governance and quality, as well as metadata management. However, as their volume, variety and speed continuously increase, these various aspects become too complex to be managed on a large scale. Witness the time data scientists and data engineers have to spend researching and preparing data before they can even start using it. That is why several industry players have recently proposed augmented data management that allows companies, through the application of AI, to automate a large number of tasks in this field.
According to some of the leading analysts, every layer of a data fabric – ingestion, processing, orchestration, governance, etc. management – should incorporate AI or ML, to automate each stage of the data management process. In 2023, augmented data management will gain strong traction in the market, helping professionals focus on data analysis without being hampered by routine administrative tasks.
While these are five powerful trends, there are other areas of analysis that will determine both the survival and success of digital businesses in 2023 and beyond. The last three years have certainly taught us that digital is really not a second-best solution when face-to-face meetings are impossible, but a solution for the future.
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Silencing the voice of schizophrenia : The Standard
Nicole Nyawira Nyamoo during a past interview with The Standard in 2019. [File]
Nicole Nyamoo has mastered the fight for her sanity after a traumatic event brought out her underlying mental illness
Do you wonder what it feels like to be dead?" Nicole Nyamoo would throw the question out to her friends and family when the opportunity presented itself.
She would pretend that she was making idle chit chat, yet it was anything but.
"No I don't," the reply would come, often accompanied with a frown.
"Do you often feel sad?"
"Stop it, Nicole," was always the standard response.
Another variation of the answer would be, "Snap out of it" or, "You are so stressed, you need to relax."
And that is how she realised that she wasn't quite like the others. She had always wondered if everyone was just like her.
While other teenage girls back in the 80s were obsessed with Diana Ross or how 'hot' David Bowie looked in his tight leather pants, you could bet on finding Nicole tucked away somewhere in her room, deep in thought.
Thoughts about death.
"I would often wonder how it would feel to be dead," she admits wryly.
To the then 15-year-old girl, being six feet under was beginning to seem more attractive by the day.
"I had a deeply rooted sadness that I couldn't quite shake off no matter how hard I tried. Death seemed like a good escape."
No music videos or TV shows or any other teenage fancies would get the sadness to go away. And many observers easily shrugged off her peculiar ways as a phase or the antics of just another spoilt rich kid.
"I come from a wealthy family, and we had our problems just like other families. But I would always blame myself for anything bad that happened; that I had either caused it or could have done something to prevent it," she says, her voice cracking with emotion.
The trigger
But that is all many moons ago. Nicole is no longer a teenager. She is 50 now. Her face has a soft radiance to it, and she works as a counsellor and motivational speaker. It suits her aura. Her voice, with a soothing timbre, carries an unmistakable American twang.
Does she still have a dark cloud hanging over her head? I prod.
"Sometimes, but it is under control. I now know I suffer from schizophrenia. And while it is a work in progress, I am under medication."
The journey to her diagnosis was a winding one that was fraught with wrong turns only a young woman grappling with something beyond her comprehension can understand.
When young Nicole completed her high school education, her parents sent her to California State University in the US to study business administration. She was 21.
"I was still struggling with who I was, and I wanted to fit in; to be like my peers. I remember drinking a lot and even abusing drugs. They would help fill the void and stifle any pain I felt inside. I didn't know how else to deal with it all. In the course of all that, I met a dashing Swiss man who swept me off my feet into a whirlwind romance."
Briefly, she was happy. Her mind was occupied by a lot more than her thoughts.
But she fell pregnant, and as if on cue, Prince Charming turned into a frog and abandoned her. And not wanting to disappoint her parents, she promptly procured an abortion.
This action set off a disease that had been lying in the shadows.
The damning voices
Nicole could not handle the guilt that came after the abortion and she began sinking deeper into depression. And that is when the voices in her head began.
"I would hear voices. Loud voices of people talking about me; about my abortion and my weaknesses. No one else seemed to hear them other than me," she says.
She couldn't understand where the voices came from and she was visibly disturbed.
"Even when walking on the streets where I was sure no one knew me, I still could hear people talking about me."
At that moment she realised that there was something horribly wrong with her.
Afraid and very much on edge in a foreign country, she asked her family to fly her back home to Kenya. They agreed, and soon after, she enrolled at a local university to complete her studies.
But unbeknownst to her family, she was on a mission to end her life.
"I had come home to kill myself. I didn't want to live like that anymore."
But her mother, deeply worried for her daughter, introduced her to a psychologist who initially told her that he thought she had severe depression.
"In one of my appointments, my doctor, after listening to me sharing my history, realised that it went deeper than depression. He diagnosed me with schizophrenia."
And so she was put on medication to relieve the stress from her brain. Hospitalised, and with the aid of medication, she was put to sleep for three days.
"Waking up, I felt so much better, but the doctor said I still had a long way to go. I needed therapy and counselling and to take my medication religiously," she explains.
Nicole stayed in the hospital for another two weeks as she received psychotherapy.
This would mark the beginning of her journey to recovery.
"My treatment is still ongoing. And it is going to be a lifelong thing for me. I still take medication, some of which has negative side effects," she says.
She has, however, learnt to cope with the effects. It has been, after all, 29 years in therapy.
"I sleep long hours; I also have trouble exercising. At least I feed well, but I still feel the need to be alone and isolated sometimes. I get very emotional at times and get mood swings too. But now at least I know what is happening and I am in control of things thus far."
Runs in the family
Nicole is not the only one in her family who has battled mental health issues.
"I have cousins who have died of drug overdoses. They have battled depression. Just the other day I was speaking to a nephew who was telling me that he thinks it is like a curse. He is sad all the time and knows it is not normal. Well at least now he has someone to speak to unlike in my days where I was told to snap out of it."
For Nicole, the fight for her sanity still continues.
"I have been keeping my creative juices flowing through writing and I have managed to put together a book titled Living Human Document on Drug and Alcohol Abuse. I am telling my story to show others going through similar addictions and abusive relationships that they too can chose to live a different life and follow their dreams," she says.
"I still haven't given up on marriage and having a family of my own."
With that, the interview is done. Nicole, with her serene and positive attitude, leaves to tick off yet another task on her to-do list.
PSYCHIATRIST SAYS
Source: Dr Susan Magada
Schizophrenia is a mental illness where one interprets reality differently. While an exact cause isn't known, a combination of factors could make some people prone to the illness.
Common signs of schizophrenia
1. Altered behaviour
When a person presents themselves, the first thing a psychiatrist will check for is history. Here we are looking to see if they have had complains of altered behaviour, which means that the person's behaviour suddenly changed.
2. Voices
People with schizophrenia will hear voices that other people do not hear. Some say they hear voices of someone calling them or speaking about them.
3. Varied hallucinations
Besides hearing voices, a person with schizophrenia may also experience hallucinations. Sometimes it can be smelling something that is not there. They will also explain that they feel as though their thoughts are being controlled by other people or belong to another person. These thoughts can sometimes instil fear in the victim.
Common schizophrenia triggers
For someone genetically predisposed to schizophrenia, a couple of things could trigger its presentation.
· Stress or a stressful situation
· Substance abuse. When one already genetically predisposed begins abusing alcohol and drugs like cannabis, it can a trigger schizophrenic reaction.
The severity of schizophrenia is what determines the treatment given to an individual.
· People exhibiting milder symptoms do not need to move away from their usual work and with a little bit of therapy, they could understand themselves and are able to cope with it.
· Others with the more severe presentation may require more attention and also counselling and talk therapies which is psychotherapy in this case.
· Some cases require hospitalization for management through a combination of therapy and medication.
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After beating out ESPN for TV rights to National Hockey League games, Comcast's OLN channel will seek higher license fees from cable and DBS operators when the many of the tiny network's carriage deals come up for renewal at the end of the year.
"There's no question that we believe we're going to be expanding the number of homes [OLN is] available in, and I think when you add something like the NHL it's fair to assume your affiliate fee will go up," said Comcast COO Steve Burke, although he declined to specify the percentage of deals that will expire or how much Comcast will seek to increase subscription rates during carriage renewals.
Under a deal finalized Tuesday, OLN agreed to pay some $65 million to telecast hockey's upcoming season.
It will run the first of the 58 regular-season games on Oct. 5 and run exclusive national games each Monday and Tuesday during the season, including some planned double-headers.
The games will be followed by a wrap-up show, and OLN will seek to use other outlets including VOD and broadband to make game highlights widely available.
OLN president Gavin Harvey called the NHL a "monumental acquisition" and a new "cornerstone franchise" for the network. OLN will also offer as many games as possible in HD.
That could help appease fans already disgruntled by hockey's strike who now have to seek out the sport through a new cable venue. It might also help account for a potential lessening of NHL coverage on ESPN, which devoted five nights a week to hockey wrap-up show NHL Tonight during hockey season when it aired the sport.
It is yet to be determined just how much coverage the sport will now get on mega-sports network ESPN, which passed the option to match Comcast's offer for the low-rated league.
OLN's reach is far less than mighty ESPN or sibling ESPN2. For the summer to date, OLN averaged just 225,000 total viewers in prime time.
ESPN, by contrast, average 1.25 million and ESPN2, 581,000 total viewers. OLN is only available in 64 million homes (vs. ESPN's 90 million) and 10% of OLN's systems offer it only on a digital tier to a portion of its customers.
That has not affected interest from advertisers, contends NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
"If you look out a couple of years looking back this will hopefully be a pivotal moment in the growth of OLN," he said.
OLN, best known for its coverage of the Tour de France, has been stockpiling bigger acquisitions in recent months, looking to branch out beyond its core audience of hardcore outdoor sports enthusiasts especially now that fan favorite Lance Armstrong just competed in his final tour.
On the final day of the tour last month, the network premiered repeats of Survivor, ten iterations of which it recently snagged from King World for some $10 million.
OLN will use hockey to promote its USSA skiing and snowboarding franchises, looking to compete with other cable sports networks for male viewers.
"There are sports that are available all over cable television, and that's what we consider our competitive set," Harvey said. "We have been focused on being a network that is an exciting and dynamic destination for men who are into competition of all types," Harvey said."
Sources said Comcast offered to pay $65 million the first year, $70 million the second year, and an option for a third year at $72.5 million. ESPN's previous deal was $60 million annually. As part of the deal, Comcast is now committed to starting up and carrying a 24/7 NHL cable channel, which it expects to have up on a digital tier within two years.
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WASHINGTON — The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit granted the Obama Administration's request to reconsider weak efficiency standards of residential furnaces last month. The case was brought to the U.S. Department of Energy by several states, and environmental and consumer groups.
The states and nonprofit organizations sued the DOE after the agency issued a weak standard in November 2007. This final rule hardly changed the standards for gas furnaces relative to the original standards set by Congress in 1987.
The lawsuit was brought by the attorneys general of the states of New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and California; the California Energy Commission; the City of New York; and the Natural Resources Defense Council, represented by their own attorneys and Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law firm. The National Consumer Law Center intervened on behalf of its low-income clients, the Massachusetts Union of Public Housing Tenants and Texas Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy.
In the court order issued, the Obama Administration commits to issuing a revised rule no later than May 1, 2011. Earlier action is possible since much of the work done for the 2007 rule can be updated for the new standard.
The order enables the agency to reconsider all aspects of the earlier final rule, including the strength of the standards and the implementation date. The order indicates the agency will consider regional standards. In new legislation enacted after the 2007 final rule was issued, Congress made clear that the DOE can establish regional standards for furnaces.
According to the DOE, energy, economic and carbon dioxide emission savings could have been achieved by setting a 90% national standard for gas furnaces or by applying a 90% standard to just the northern region of the country. The DOE found that a national 90% standard would save 3.21 quadrillion Btus of energy in more than 24 years, or enough to heat four out of every five U.S. homes for one year, and would net about $11 billion in consumer savings.
"Secretary Chu's decision to voluntarily reconsider the 2007 furnace standards is a huge step in the right direction for the Department of Energy," said Steven Nadel, executive Director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. "It helps show that the agency in charge of U.S. energy policy is serious about finding ways to use American energy resources as efficiently as possible." | {
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A low-voltage 42A 4-channel W-DMX dimmer for LEDs, lamps, and motors in set pieces, props, costumes, and more.
Check out RC4 Series 3 Tutorial and Demonstration Videos Here.
The new RC4 Series 3 W-DIM4 is a high-power 4-channel DC dimmer for props, set-pieces, turntables, and more. A genuine Wireless Solution W-DMX radio transceiver is built-in for compatibility with numerous wireless DMX systems from a range of manufacturers.
With super-smooth LED dimming, very high power halogen dimming, hobby servo-motor control, HSL color control, a sophisticated effects engine, and DMX input/output (both wireless and wired, including RDM), a single LumenDimM4 could be used to construct a complete miniature moving light, and is barely larger than a matchbox.
RC4 understands the demands facing lighting professionals, propsmasters and special effects gurus in live entertainment and motion pictures.
The most powerful wireless dimmer in the W-DIM class, the RC4 Series 3 W-DIM4 provides four dimmers with a total current capacity of 42A — that's 500W at 12V, 1000W at 24V. The device works from 6VDC all the way up to 35VDC, ideal for use with 30V battery belts common in the film industry. Like all RC4 Series 3 devices, it includes a built-in radio receiver and uses RC4 OneTouch™ for easy assignment of any DMX channel and dimmer curve to any dimmer with a single press of a single button. Device configuration can also be done with Remote Device Management.
The warmth of incandescent lighting has long been favored by lighting designers, and for good reason; natural filament persistence ensures smooth fades even when control resolution is relatively coarse. The LumenDim4 easily drives 500W of crisp 12V halogen lighting. RC4 Digital Persistence™ brings that same pleasing smoothness to LED dimming, with a range of eight persistence periods emulating a variety of halogen lamp sizes. LEDs have never looked this good, and 500W (at 12V) or 1000W (at 24V) of LED light is a lot of lumen intensity.
The RC4 Series 3 W-DIM4, and all RC4 Series 3 dimmers, provides a wired DMX data port. In most cases this port is used to output data to nearby fixtures including fog machines, moving lights, and projector dousers. The DMX port can also be configured as a DMX input, allowing the W-DIM4 to be used as a wired dimmer.
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Yemen's opposition on Saturday signed a Gulf-brokered accord for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to cede power, opposition sources said, with the embattled leader expected to follow suit on Sunday.
Saleh, who would quit within 30 days under the agreement, earlier slammed it as a "coup" that will aid Al-Qaeda but said he reluctantly accepted it for the sake of the nation.
Since late January, security forces have mounted a bloody crackdown on anti-regime protests, leaving at least 180 people dead, according to a toll compiled from reports by activists and medics.
Three students were shot and wounded on Saturday in Hodeida, west of Sanaa, during clashes between security forces and Hodeida University students on an anti-regime protest, witnesses and medics said.
Various opposition leaders declined to publicly confirm the Saturday signing, saying an announcement would be made on Sunday.
One opposition official said on condition of anonymity that opposition leaders met Saturday with the head of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which brokered the deal, along with the US, British, EU and United Arab Emirates ambassadors.
He did not confirm or deny the accord had been inked but said "the important thing is that the president sign" the agreement.
A spokesman for Saleh's ruling General People's Congress, meanwhile, said the president would sign on Sunday. "Saleh will sign the document in his capacity as president of the republic and the GPC," said Tareq al-Shami.
GPC Secretary General Sultan al-Barakani also confirmed that the government side would sign on Sunday, while adding that the opposition had declined to sign in the presidential palace.
Under the terms of the proposal, Saleh would hand power to the vice president 30 days after the signing, and he and his aides would be granted immunity from prosecution by parliament.
A national unity government led by a prime minister from the opposition would be formed, and a presidential election would follow 60 days after Saleh's departure.
Noman said a commission made up of members of the regime, the opposition, the United States, European Union and United Nations would be formed to "supervise the application of the agreement over 30 days."
Meanwhile, Saleh termed the agreement a "coup" and warned it could bolster Al-Qaeda.
"The initiative is in fact purely a coup operation but we will deal positively with it for the sake of the motherland," Saleh said.
He warned the United States and the European Union that Al-Qaeda would benefit. "The departure of the regime ... means the departure of Yemeni unity and the republic," he said.
"If the regime goes, Al-Qaeda will flourish in (the provinces of) Hadramout and Shabwa and Abyan, and the situation will be worse," he said, addressing "our friends in the United States and the European Union."
Saleh has been a key US ally in the fight against Al-Qaeda's Yemen-based franchise, Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which has claimed attacks against US and other Western interests.
The mass protests in Yemen since January were part of "an agenda of the major powers to export their problems and impose their tutelage on the poor because of their own economic and political problems," Saleh charged.
He spoke at a military parade organised at a Sanaa police station for the 21st anniversary of Yemen's north-south unification, which is to be celebrated on Sunday.
Saleh charged that funding for the anti-regime protests had come from the oil-rich Arab states of the Gulf, in a rare criticism of Yemen's neighbours.
"Money flows in from abroad, including through some official channels," and also from the Muslim Brotherhood, "especially in GCC countries," according to the president.
In the main southern city of Aden, thousands of people rallied on Saturday to commemorate the region's failed succession bid, while the main separatist movement backed unity in a post-Saleh Yemen.
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Q: How to render content from backend in templates? I am going to try to explain my problem is specific as possible.
Created a typoscript file called Portal.ts in the BackendLayouts folder, added several rows and columns. Added a Portal.html in the correct folder and made a layout in the Layouts folder which uses a to render the Portal.html template. (Which is where I make all the magic happen)
Now, what I want to do is add content in the backend. So what I did is create a page called Portal. Then went to appearance and selected the Portal layout. Saved, and it seems to work. Great!
Now I add some content, to the columns using the backend. My question now is, how can I retrieve that content in the templates? I made a header, images and text.
This is my Portal.ts:
backend_layout {
colCount = 2
rowCount = 2
rows {
1 {
columns {
1 {
name = Hoofdteksten
colspan = 2
colPos = 1
}
}
}
2 {
columns {
1 {
name = Afbeeldingen
colspan = 3
colPos = 3
}
}
}
}
}
This is the template file:
<f:layout name="Portal" />
<f:section name="content">
<div id="portal"> RENDER HEADER FROM BACKEND HERE </div>
</f:section>
A: You need a global TypoScript configuration for rendering content. This could look like follow:
lib.content {
render = CONTENT
render {
table = tt_content
select {
orderBy = sorting
where.cObject = COA
where.cObject {
10 = TEXT
10 {
field = colPos
intval = 1
ifEmpty = 0
noTrimWrap = | AND colPos=||
}
}
}
}
}
If you have something like this in you project, you can use it in your fluid templates with the help of the cObject VieHelper like this:
<div id="header">
<f:cObject typoscriptObjectPath="lib.content.render" data="{colPos:1}" />
</div>
I desribed this in detail in a blog post at https://usetypo3.com/backend-layouts.html
A: You can set variables in your FLUIDTEMPLATE object in TypoScript. Something like:
page = PAGE
page.1 = FLUIDTEMPLATE
page.1 {
templateName = Basic2ColumnPage
templateRootPaths.1 = fileadmin/sitedesign/Resources/Private/Layouts
variables {
contentNormal < styles.content.get
contentRight < styles.content.get
contentRight.select.where = colPos = 2
}
}
styles.content.get is used to get the content. By default it will fetch the content from the current page with colPos = 0, so if you want to fetch from a different column you add select.where = colPos = 2 (where 2 is the column you want to fetch it from). You can then use the variables in your template.
For more on this, see https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/TemplatingTutorial/BasicFluidTemplates/Index.html
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People are classified as unemployed if they meet all of the following criteria: they had no employment during the reference week; they were available for work at that time; and they made specific efforts to find employment sometime during the 4-week period ending with the reference week. Persons laid off from a job and expecting recall need not be looking for work to be counted as unemployed. The unemployment data derived from the household survey in no way depend upon the eligibility for or receipt of unemployment insurance benefits. To obtain estimates of women worker employment, the ratio of weighted women employees to the weighted all employees in the sample is assumed to equal the same ratio in the universe. The current month's women worker ratio, thus, is estimated and then multiplied by the all-employee estimate. The weighted-difference-link-and-taper formula (described in the source) is used to estimate the current month's women worker ratio. This formula adds the change in the matched sample's women worker ratio (the weighted-difference link) to the prior month's estimate, which has been slightly modified to reflect changes in the sample composition (the taper).
Unemployment Level - Associate Degree - Academic Program, 16 to 19 years, Women
Thousands of Persons, Monthly, Not Seasonally Adjusted Dec 2000 to Jun 2021 (Jul 2)
Unemployment Level - Associate Degree - Occupational Program, 16 to 19 years, Women
Thousands of Persons, Monthly, Not Seasonally Adjusted Jun 2000 to Mar 2021 (Apr 2)
Unemployment Level - Some College or Associate Degree, 16 to 19 years, Women
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Patients who have taken Lamisil or Sporanox to treat their toenail or fingernail fungal infections may have got more than they bargained for.
The two prescription drugs have been linked to serious liver failure – 22 people in the US have died and two have had to have liver transplants after taking one or other of the drugs.
Sporanox has also been linked to heart problems. The American drug regulator, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has reviewed 94 cases where patients taking Sporanox developed congestive heart failure – and 13 died.
Doctors have recently received a warning from the FDA about both drugs.
While it's good to see the FDA responding to reports of serious drug reactions, it remains a mystery why it has taken so long.
Liver problems have been associated with Lamisil (terbinafine) for quite a few years, and the FDA itself admits it has been reviewing cases from as far back as 1992. Similarly, it's been no secret about the links between Sporanox (itraconazole) and heart problems – in fact, it appears as a special warning in the Physicians' Desk Reference, the American drugs 'bible'.
Sporanox and Lamisil have also caused gastrointestinal disorders, including nausea and vomiting, and skin rashes.
Still, the FDA has done something, even though it has taken longer than it might have. Meanwhile, on this side of the pond, the response from our own drug 'watchdog', the Committee on Safety of Medicines, is as hushed as ever.
And here's a funny thing . . . some of those who have suffered from Lamisil should never have had the drug at all. US pharmacists have been misreading the labels, and handing out Lamisil to epileptic patients and the antiepileptic Lamictal to people with fungal infections.
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Tag Archive | kids against hunger
Twirling To The Top
Last night, I had one of those moments where I just stopped, breathed deeply, and thought 'this is the life!' My boys, my man and I were all at the pool.. I was listening to them splash and laugh together, while I laid in the glorious sun for a few blissful minutes.
Then I immediately felt GUILT… why was I just lying there?!? I should have been in the pool WITH them, right?!? I *hope my guilt was unfounded.. that after a long two months of blog-writing, documentary-producing, news-anchoring, event-emceeing, etc… it was OK for me to sit and relax.
However, there are those among us who never stop. They use every moment of every day to their full advantage.They rarely take a break for downtime… and in return, every day they are one step closer to the top of whatever peak they are climbing. They define 'outstanding' in their attitudes, goals, and the way they touch people along that journey.
Steffany Lien has spent the last year twirling to the top.
"It has been a busy year, but I wouldn't have had it any other way!' said Steffany, who next week, will pass on her title as Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen. Anyone who was there to watch Steffany last year (click here to read more!) will tell you how outstanding this young woman truly is.
Steffany started her year as Miss Nebraska's Oustanding Teen with media coverage across Nebraska. CLICK HERE to read her story in the Lincoln Journal Star!
Let's start with her talent… which is WORLD CLASS.
"I compete with baton twirling," said Steffany.
OK, STOP. Steffany doesn't just COMPETE with baton twirling
Photo courtesy Blinq Studio
Steffany is a 6-TIME World Champion baton twirler. Her talent WOWED the crowd at Miss America's Outstanding Teen (more on that later..) and leaves audiences EVERYWHERE in awe. Steffany and her incredible gift have been featured by Omaha's Metro Magazine, by television news outlets, by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, by the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln, even as part of the Pegasus Parade at the Kentucky Derby. This spring, she was also selected by the University of Louisville to be the school's featured twirler, a highly coveted position including a full-ride scholarship.Folks, that's $25,000+ A YEAR.
Steffany has fine-tuned and perfected this incredible gift with years of training and performing, and showcasing her art has been a highlight of her year as Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen.
"I was invited to perform for the Big Red Tailgate to benefit the Completely Kids Program in Omaha," said Steffany. "Not only was I proud to be the headliner at the event that raised $175,000 to combat childhood hunger and provide after school programs, but Tommie Frazier sang 'Dear Old Nebraska U' a capella while I twirled!"
"Performing at the Kentucky Derby and the Pegasus Parade was clearly a highlight of my year," said Steffany. "When I signed autographs and took pictures with people at a festival the same weekend in Kentucky, the people there couldn't have been nicer to Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen!"
CLICK HERE to read more about Steffany's performance at Churchill Downs, thanks to the Lincoln Journal Star!
As I've written about previously, the Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen program is the 'little sister' organziation to Miss Nebraska, all part of the Miss America Organization. One of the biggest differences between the Teen and Miss program.. these teens are also STUDENTS. While their Miss counterparts often defer their college entrance or postpone classes during their year of service, Teen titleholders take part in events and service all year IN ADDITION to their time in the classroom. Steffany is no exception; in fact, she's set a new standard for what is possible, even expected, out of these exceptional young women.
"I dance and compete with Madonna ProActive Dance Team, I teach baton twirling at Madonna ProActive, I'm in National Honor Society, and I've maintained a weighted 4.28 GPA," said Steffany, who just graduated this May from Lincoln Southwest High School. "Most importantly, I had decided early on to leave a legacy of active participation at charitable events, so this year I performed at, appeared for, and worked at an average of two events a week for the year. This means that I have participated in over 110 events as Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen. My white sash is now grey, my crown is spotted from raindrops and races, my tennis shoes have logged miles for health runs, and I need new heels! It has been a very busy schedule, but I have loved every moment because I will remember these experiences for the rest of my life."
The montage above barely scratches the SURFACE of the photos posted on the Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen Facebook page, showcasing Steffany's service this year. She also returned to Peru on a mission trip with orphans, work she has dedicated countless hours to over the years. (Click here to read more!)
"When I became Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen, I expected to be out and about in the community, attending charity events and promoting a variety of organizations," said Steffany, who has volunteered for the Child Advocacy Center of Lincoln, Kids Against Hunger, March of Dimes of Omaha, Food Bank of Lincoln, People's City Mission, the Autism Family Network, the Alzheimer's Association, Pinwheels for Prevention, the LSW Parent's Advisory Council… the list goes ON AND ON AND ON. "While this was my main focus throughout the year, the part I had not anticipated was how much these experiences would change me and how I view life."
THIS is the caliber of young woman we want to represent our state, do we not? And Steffany did, oh so well, at the 2016 Miss America's Outstanding Teen Pageant in Orlando, Florida.
For the second year in a row, Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen finished in the Top 10 in this national competition, in front of the 2016 Miss America Class and tens of thousands, if not more, online. Steffany had a clear impact on the audience and the organization, later featured by MAOT on their Facebook page, and drawing wide support from fans across social media.
CLICK HERE to read more about Steffany's success at Miss America's Outstanding Teen, in an article featured by KETV!
"Miss America's Outstanding Teen was amazing, and so different from any other experience I've ever had," said Steffany. "I loved meeting other young women from across the US, and gaining friendships that will last a lifetime. I was surprised to hear my name in the Top 10, because every girl competing at MAOTeen was well-spoke, talented, and we had all been working hard leading up to the national pageant. For me, it was just an honor to be standing among them, but it was also satisfying to maek the Top 10 and be able to represent Nebraska at the competition."
Steffany came home from Orlando with $3100 in scholarship money, adding to the $1500 she won at Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen. She also caught the attention of designers Tony Bowls and Ashley Lauren, nationally renowed photographer Jenn Cady, as well as Lincoln boutique The Black Swan, leading to several modelling opportunities throughout her year.
"The big events, the fashion shots with Ashley Lauren and Tony Bowls, and all of those wonderful purple bags from the Black Swan Dress Boutique bring me more pleasure than I'd like to admit," said Steffany. "However, I had one recent experience that made me understand the real meaning of being an outstanding teen. Last week, a mom unpacked her daughter's backpack at the end of the school year. In it, she found a paper her daughter had written in school after given an assignment to write about someone that is important to her. I was surprised this quiet, thoughtful child wrote about me. I had no idea the impact on her values and her perspective about my attitude and 'kindness'. And although I giggled that she wrote I am the 'world's most amazing teen', I am humbled and know that the title of Miss Nebraskas' Outstanding Teen is one that I hold for life and that I better live up to this little girl's expectations!"
One year ago, Steffany Lien looked up and focused on her goals and dreams. While many of us would get tired, and take a break, she kept climbing.. or in her case, twirling.
When Steffany represented Nebraska on the national stage this year, her program's new directors, Kali Tripp and Heather Edwards, created her catch phrase: #TwirlingToTheTop.
Steffany Lien has EARNED blissful moments poolside or otherwise. She IS the top.. the essence of what it means to be outstanding, and a young woman our state will continue to be so very proud of.
Even now, as the clock winds down on her time as Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen, Steffany continues to put others ahead of herself.
"More than anything, I am thrilled for the next girl who will earn the crown, and can't wait to see all the great qualities she will bring to this organization and how she will represent Nebraska."
CLICK HERE to follow Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen 2015 Steffany Lien on Instagram
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For more information on becoming a Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen contestant, contact Director Heather Edwards at [email protected] or Director Kali Tripp at [email protected].
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Most Likely To Shine
When you look back at your years in high school, do you remember who won the senior superlatives in your class? Most outgoing, best personality, most likely to succeed, most school spirit.
In my class, one of the 'superlative' winners was my good friend Jake Ozanne, named Most Outgoing. He could have also been coined 'Most Popular', 'Most Inclusive', 'Most Welcoming', or just "Mr. All American Monarch." Jake was a starting varsity football player, who also has a sensational voice and was one of the star's of PLHS's sold-out presentation of Grease. He did it all and was friends with EVERYONE along the way, no matter what clique, group, or friendship circle you were part of. PAPIO LOVED JAKE, and we still do.
Lincoln Southwest High arguably has SEVERAL contenders for the title.. THREE Silver Hawks will be competing this summer for the title of Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen. One of these young ladies is the Queen of Superlatives.. because after my reporter research, I question if there is anything this beauty CAN'T do.
MISS GERING'S OUTSTANDING TEEN 2015 EMMA KEIFER
Emma is an actress, a singer, a competitive speaker, and a dancer. She not only takes part in all of these activities at Lincoln Southwest High, she's an award winner in many of them..
The sophomore is a member of the top ranked Ambience competitive show choir, of which Emma posted on Facebook: "What a year with so many amazing people including these inspiring girls that I am blessed to call my best friends."
Emma is also an active member of Lincoln Southwest High's theater program, named Freshman of the Year and cast in this year's production of White Christmas, chosen to be part of the 2015 International Thespian Festival Showcase.
Emma's also a national speech qualifier and a member of the Lincoln Southwest Emeralds Dance team.
In case you had any doubts, I looked up 'does it all' with Merriam Webster and Emma's picture accompanies the definition. HOLY COW! Still, she added to her resume this year, competing for and winning the title of Miss Gering's Outstanding Teen.
Emma, alongside Miss Western Nebraska's Outstanding Teen 2015 Allison Baird. Emma posted on Facebook: "What a great way to start fall break! A big congratulations to every girl who competed in teen and miss for achieving so much by getting on the stage and sharing God's talents to the judges."
Emma was crowned in early October, and despite her incredibly demanding activity schedule at school, Emma gave of her time as Miss Gering's OT at least once every month, often times more.
In October..
"Trick or Treat so Kids Can Eat! Had a great time collecting food cans with my school theatre troupe as Cruella De Vil! We collected over 2,100 pounds of food for the Lincoln Food Bank!"
In November..
"I was able to meet with the president of the Lincoln Animal Ambassadors to donate to their Pet Food Bank. I am so thankful to all my friends who helped me collect over 50 bags of cat and dog food during our Post Halloween Movie Night!"
"I spent time with other volunteers wrapping over 600 presents for the non-profit Boxes of Love. These presents have been presented to many different organizations and families throughout the holiday season and I was very happy to help!"
In December..
"I was able to meet with over 50 girls at Scott Middle School in Lincoln to promote my platform, Girl Talk. Each girl showed interest in growing in the three pillars of the organization, building self-esteem, learning leadership skills and the importance of community involvement! Every Thursday I get to talk and mentor a group of the most talented, sweetest, inspiring and beautiful girls I have ever met at Girl Talk! Everyone knows how hard Middle School can be so I am so happy to be the Girl Talk girls guide through life and their shoulder to lean on! Not only am I teaching them leadership skills, community involvement, and to be drama free, but they are teaching me and making me a better person!"
On to January..
"Spent my night volunteering at the Alzheirmer's Association Gala! I even got to model a prom dress for the Black Swan during the live auction. I had such a fun time for such a great cause."
Ending February..
"I bet you can guess who is ecstatic for June!"
And just recently, in April..
"I judged a prelim for the Cinderella Pageant. (I have never seen so many talented and adorable girls! It was so tough being on the other side.) I packaged/prepared meals for Kids Against Hunger with Youth Leadership Lincoln. I met with the wonderful Teresa Scanlan and discussed the future and importance of my platform."
And in May, Emma turned 17. Yea, Emma Keifer IS A SOPHOMORE; SHE JUST TURNED 17 YEARS OLD.
I am exhausted just reading all of this! I'm also checking to see if Lincoln Southwest is sharing their secrets to success in teaching and training such outstanding young women. Each of the groups Emma belongs to, whether they be drama, choir, speech, or dance, may have a different superlative for Emma. Who knows what title she could end up with in her senior yearbook.
Emma Keifer may capture a title long before that. She'll take the stage in North Platte in just two weeks, ready to compete for the title of Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen.
(Photo courtesy Julie Carter Photography)
Follow Miss Gering's Outstanding Teen 2015 Emma Keifer and contact her for appearances and events on the Miss Western Nebraska/Miss Gering Pageant on Facebook.
Click here to follow Emma's platform, Girl Talk!, on Facebook.
Click here for a special profile on Emma posted on the Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen Facebook page!
For more information on becoming a contestant, contact Director Kyla Ansley by phone at 308-631-0938 or by email at [email protected].
The Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen Pageant will take place June 5, 2015 in North Platte. Click here to visit the organization's website or the Miss Nebraska's Outstanding Teen Pageant on Facebook and on Twitter.
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Tri-County ARES has been formed by request of Georgia ARES to accomplish specific goals.
The Tri-County ARES Operation consists of a mix of Emergency Service disciplines with typical day-to-day ham radio activities. This mix enhances the ham radio experience and makes the hobby more enjoyable and interesting. | {
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In this lesson, students will practice the skill of reading for comprehension in an excerpt from a graphic novel which focuses on the friendship of two guards on wall between a barbaric wasteland and their glorious homeland, which lies within the bigger context of the unit: friends & strangers. Students will be introduced to and practice the use of present perfect grammar with the expressions 'yet' and 'already' within the context through several controlled writing activities and will end the lesson with a semi-controlled speaking activity that give them hands-on practice with the tense.
to practice present perfect grammar in conjunction with 'yet' and 'already' in the context of expressions said between friends and strangers.
to practice the reception skill of reading in the context of a comic book story about friends.
T gives instructions. Sts will read alone for 5 minutes, thinking about the Qs on the back of HO1 while they read. When finished, they will discuss in pairs. T asks individual sts for answers. 1. What are the men's jobs? (guards) T teaches "guard": "If somebody's job is to protect something or someone, he/she is called a ________(guard)." CCQ: "What is a guard's job?" (to protect or guard somebody or something) "Do guards protect people?" (yes) "What kind of people?" (rich, famous, royal) "Do guards only protect people, or do they protect other things too?" (other things.) Elicit examples. (e.g. jewels, museums, etc…) "Are there guards who protect places?" (yes). 2. Are they friends or enemies? (friends) 3. What is the problem? (they forgot which side of the wall they are supposed to be protecting. T asks open ended question to the class: "What do you think this story is about?"
Have students re-read the story and underline the present perfect tense. They can do this in pairs for 2 min. T writes the sentences on the board: "I've memorized it" and "I've forgotten which side is which." along with three options underneath: a) they are about actions that finished a long time ago. b) they are about finished actions that are important or relevant now. c) They are about unfinished actions. (B -answer) Has students talk about it amongst themselves for 1 minute in small groups and then come back with an answer that they agree on. Write the example sentences on the board after erasing the others: "Have you memorized it yet?" and "I've already forgotten which side is which." Underline 'yet' and 'already'. Elicit meanings from sts, ECDW. RULES Yet (adv) – Use "yet" to ask if something has happened w/ present perfect. Not yet = something has not happened but it will in the near future. Already (adv) – before now or by the time in question. Use "already" to say that something has happened earlier than you expect. "I've already forgotten which side is which" S + (already/not yet) + present simple "have" tense/('ve) + past participle "Have you memorized it yet?" Have + S + past participle + (O) + (yet/already)?
Grammar Practice 1 (7 minutes) • to get sts to practice using 'yet' and 'already' with the present perfect in a controlled conjugation activity.
T writes an example on the WB: A: "Have you done your homework?" B: "No, I / not do / it / yet." CCQs: 1. Have I done my homework? (no) 2. Will I do my homework? (yes) 3. When will I do my homework? (in the near future). T gives HO2 and has sts work in pairs for 5 min to complete the first side (pt.1). T gives sts the answer key. T calls on students and has them read aloud some answers, drilling pronunciation as we go along, and T asks CCQs about the use of 'yet' and 'already' throughout the answers.
Grammar Practice 2 (5 minutes) • to give sts more practice with the new grammar in a gap-fill controlled practice activity.
T instructs sts to turn over their HO2's to the other side and work on their own for 5 minutes to complete the activity. Sts check their work in pairs. T uncovers answer key on the board. Asks for questions. Error FB.
Grammar Practice 3 (7 minutes) • to give sts the opportunity to practice the new grammar in a personalized semi-controlled writing task.
T shows example of personal sentences written using present perfect and 'yet/already' to sts as a model for how they will write their own. T gives 5 minutes to sts to write their own sentences using the same type of model. Sts peer-check afterwards.
Sts get up and move one seat over in the horseshoe shape seating arrangement to work with a new partner and practice speaking and reading aloud their sentences made in the last stage. Sts take turns speaking for appx. 2 minutes each. T monitors and writes down mistakes to do delayed error correction on the WB for the whole class. | {
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Q: Проверка что в числе нет посторяющихся цифр Есть задачка, найти сколько чисел до 1000 в которых не повторяются цифры.
Пытаюсь решить простым перебором, каждого числа в стринг и далее проверяю каждое число на совместимость.
1. Правильно ли я делаю
2. Как можно вычислить это все в уме, что то не вижу выделенной логики что не повторящиеся цифры до 100 это 91, а до 1000 это 739.
public static void main(String[] args) {
int count = 91;
for (int i = 100; i < 1000; i++) {
String s = String.valueOf(i);
if (s.charAt(0) == s.charAt(1) || s.charAt(0) == s.charAt(2) || s.charAt(1) == s.charAt(2)) {
continue;
}
count++;
}
System.out.println(count);
}
A: Логика здесь простая. Однозначных чисел в нас 9 (исключим 0), все подходят под условие.
Дальше, считаем сколько двузначных. Для этого берем все однозначные, и дописываем одну цифру. Что бы цифры не повторялись, у нас есть только 9 вариантов. Итого, количество двузначных чисел, которые подпадают под условие:
9 * 9 = 81
Количество нужных чисел от 0 до 99 будет:
1 + 9 + 81 = 91 // 0 + однозначные + двузначные
Количество трехзначных чисел: берем все двузначные и дописывает 1 цифру. Всего вариантов на новую цифру уже 8:
81 * 8 = 648
Количество нужных чисел от 0 до 999 будет:
91 + 648 = 739 // (от 0 до 99) + трехзначные
И т. д.
A: Ну если перебором, так уже делать по уму
int countDup(int from, int to) {
int res = 0;
Set<Integer> nums = new HashSet<>();
for (int i = from; i <= to; i++) {
nums.clear();
int cur = i;
boolean dups = false;
do {
if (!nums.add(cur % 10) {
dups = true;
break;
}
cur /= 10;
} while (cur != 0);
if (!dups)
res++;
}
return res;
}
System.out.println(countDup(0, 1000));
A:
Как можно вычислить это все в уме, что то не вижу выделенной логики что не повторящиеся цифры до 100 это 91, а до 1000 это 739.
*
*С 0 по 9 повторяющихся цифр быть не может - ответ 10.
*С 10 по 99 числа с повторяющимися цифрами имеют вид XX - таких чисел 9.
Получается 99 - 10 + 1 - 9 = 81.
Соответственно с 1 по 99 ответ 10 + 81 = 91.
*Со 100 по 999 есть варианты повторений XXY, XYX, YXX и XXX.
Таких вариантов (10-1)*(10-1) + (10-1)*(10-1) + (10-1)*(10-1) + 9 = 252.
10-1 - первая цифра не может быть 0, а другая не может быть первой, но может 0. Получается 999 - 100 + 1 - 252 = 648.
Соответственно с 1 по 999 ответ 91 + 648 = 739.
Ну и проверка перебором:
res=0;
for (x=0; x<1000; ++x) res += !/(.).*\1/.test(x)
console.log(res)
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La ciutat més important i la seu administrativa del municipi és Rudkøbing (4.658 habitants el 2009). Altres poblacions del municipi són:
Bagenkop
Humble
Lindelse
Lohals
Snøde
Spodsbjerg
Tranekær
Tryggelev
Tullebølle
Consell municipal
Resultats de les eleccions del 18 de novembre del 2009:
Alcaldes
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Oh Lucy, very big congrats to you both, I beyond thrilled for you, you and hubby are going to make the perfect parents...doing the happy dance for you and hoping that things will settle down for you to be able to create again..very big hugs!
Huge congratulations!! What great news!
Hope the "side effects" go soon so you can get back to your cards - I've missed your inspiration!
WOW!! Congrats Lucy!! Its fab news...take care!
that is wonderful news Lucy, congratualtions! I hope that the smell of the carpet will soon no longer make you sick.
How exciting! :) Congratulations to you both!
Big Congrats to you both! Such very happy news! Take good care!!!
Great news :D Be careful!!
A huge congrats to you!! :) My sense of smell went off the charts so I can relate. How fun to see your baby moving around and making it so much more a reality :) Hope you are feeling better soon!
Fabulous news!! Congrats! Hope your nose cooperates soon. That was one of the most horrid things about both of my pregnancies. My sense of smell. Oh, how it turned on me. God Bless!!!
So happy for you-- a big congratulations!! I hope you feel better soon!
Very good reason to be MIA from the cyberworld - congratulations!
Lucy, hope you feel better soon. I'm sure you've already been given lots of advice, but here's my two cents: ginger scent helps a lot with sickness. It worked for me when I was pregnant (I bought a couple of very fresh ginger scents, one from Origins and one from Kenzo-Kenzoki).
Huge congrats to you! What a wonderful blessing!!! Hope you start feeling better soon!
CongratulationsLucy. I have known people who have had to get rid of dinning tables cos they cant stand the smell.
Awesome ,awesome, awesome!!!! Huge congrats Lucy! Sorry that it is making you feel a bit yuky, but that too shall pass! Yippee! So happy for you! Cannot wait for all the updates!
WOO HOO Lucy!! Congratulations!! Now is when you need to take care of yourself more than anything, so don't stretch yourself too thin! (LOL!)It's wonderful to hear some good news!
Congratulations to you and the family, Lucy! Wonderful news...take good care of YOU.
Oh, Lucy. I'm so happy, happy for you. take good care of you and your little miracle. I had the same very sensitive nose in my pregnancy and you must trust it. What's not good for you and your little heart must be avoid.
I'm so happy, happy for you. Hugs, many, many hugs. I will prey for you and your growing family.
Congratulations! I get super sick with my two pregnancies too so I feel your pain. Really, its all worth it. Take care and stay strong. My sickness always got better at about the 16th week so I hopes yours is better soon. Take care!
Lucy this is fabulous news, HUGE congratulations to you and your hubby. So sorry you are suffering with sickness, but it seems like crafters have the answer, lots of people have suggested ginger, I loved using Ginger biscuits, worked a treat. By three months you will start to feel alot better and then hopefully we will see some more of your cards!!!
Many congratulations Lucy on your wonderful news. These are such special days to see and feel the new life you have created.
Hope your sickness leaves very soon.
Exciting news,I'm happy for you♥I hope you feel better soon.
Congratulations! I hope the morning sickness passes soon!
Many, many congratulations on your news! Hope the new carpet smell fades soon so that you can get back into your craft room!
Congratulations Lucy and your Hubby too!!! This is terrific news, i hope your feeling better soon.
CONGRATS! Hope the pregnancy is going well for you. It's a crazy time I guess, so put up your feet and look after yourself and bump.
Big, huge congrats!!! So happy for you! Everyone was worried that you were seriously ill but that illness is a good one! :) Take care and don't worry, it will all be OK soon! And a bit later you'll have the strength of 6 for crafting, lol!
Woo hoo! I'm so excited for you! I was really worrying about what illness you had that was keeping you away from your craft room for this long. How exciting! Can't wait! Good luck, and again, Congrats to you and DH!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! You have an excellent excuse for not being in your studio to craft. Best wishes with your pregnancy.
I had a feeling....Congrats Girl!
I figure this is *definitely* a forgiveable excuse for not doing too miuch crafting lately - we certainly can let you off!!
Lucy... Congratulations!!!! That is awesome!!!! Big hugs to you!!!
Congratulations to you!! Now I don't know if it's true or not, I've never really sat down and did research on it, but a lot of friends and folks who have had girls, said they got really sick at the beginning of their pregnancy. Boys, less often? Anyways, I had no sickness with Chris, so maybe...you may have a little girly princess. So excited for you!
Wow, what a fantastic news! Hope you feel better soon. Enjoy your pregnancy.
So very happy for you and your family Lucy! Enjoy every moment and take care of you two! Will keep a good thought for you often!
This is very good news! So exiting to be pregnant, enjoy it (even when you feel sick...) It will be better soon, I hope.
Oeh, well, that's a good reason!!! Yihoe! Congratulations!! Hope you feel better in it again soon, so that you can start enjoying! Great news!!!
Just like Judith (who I'll go crafting with next Friday) I wish you all the best from Holland!
Yeah... congratulations to you and Andy. Fabulous news. Take good care of yourself...and hope the sickness passes soon.
Congratulations Lucy! What exciting news. Enjoy this memorable time and take good care of yourself, especially rest.
so excited for you and your hubby!!
get all the rest you can and hope you get better soon!
Congratulation! That is GREAT news! You'll see now what true happiness means! Take care.
Ohhh... Congratulations!!! Hope you start to feel better soon!
Oh Lucy! Such absolutely wonderful news! So thrilled for you and your hubby!
Congratulations Lucy! I hope you're feeling better soon!!
Congrats!!! Such wonderful news!! I understand about smells, I had the same issues. A little hint with the smell of the new carpet is to put some bi-carb soda on the carpet (hubbys job) leave it overnight and vacuum the next day, it will help with the smell, leave a opened box of the bi carb in the room as well. Sounds strange but lighting a few matches will help as well.
Congratulations, Lucy! I'm so happy for you.
Oh joy! I am so happy for you! Take care of yourself and that tiny life inside of you. Don't worry about us. We will stick with you and be there when you are ready to craft again. Congratulations and God bless!!!
Congrats! I miss your posts. You sound just like my daughter, she is just now starting to feel better. It will pass.
How exciting for you and your husband! Congrats!
All the best to you and the wee one!
Best news ever! Congratulations, Lucy! Hope you feel back to yourself soon...shouldn't be long now!
What wonderful news, Lucy! A huge congrats to you & your hubby! Hope you are feeling better soon so you can get crafty again. Take care of yourself!
Big congrats! Wishing you all the best, and hoping you will be feeling great through the rest of the pregnancy!
Congratulations!!! I was really starting to worry about you being sick for so long, so glad to hear your great news.
Congrats. Praying for a healthy baby for you.
Congratulations! I hope you begin to feel better soon!
congrats to you & hubby! take good care!
Hip Hip Hooray!!! Congratulations on the new baby news! My sense of smell went haywire each time I was preggers..so I understand! Good luck and I do hope you'll be feeling a little better soon!
Congratulations Lucy. I'm so glad this is the reason why you were not around in blogland. Hope your sense of smell will go back to normal soon. Enjoy your pregnancy.
Big Congratulations to you both. Hope your sense of smell gets back to normal. My sense of smell and taste were weird for the whole of my pregnancies and it drove me crazy.
Congratulations. I suspected this was the reason you've been absent. I hope you have a brilliant pregnancy and I hope you'll be able to resume crafting soon.
Woohoo... thought that might be the reason for your absence.... FANTASTIC NEWS ... HUGE congrats to you and hubby.
What a happy time for you and your husband! Congratulations!! Take care and enjoy this experience. It does get better and is so worth it when you finally have that little one in your arms.
Hey Congratulations Lucy!! Take care and crakers will help!!
congratulations lucy - thats the best reason to be sicky. ive just had my first bambino two months ago, and i definitely remember the first weeks of pregnancy - its a struggle to eat, smells make you queasy, and car rides are a nightmare. have you had any cravings yet? i remember one week all i wanted was cocacola, then the next week i couldnt even look at it.
congrats again to you guys, and maybe we'll be lucky enough to see a photo of the scan.
take care, and remember...its all worth it!
Wow, Wow and Wow again!! Congratulations Lucy! I feel badly about you feeling ill -- but I am so happy for you that the "illness" is something so joy-filled. Congratulations a hundred times over!
Hope you are feeling better soon and able to enjoy the rest of your pregnancy. God Bless!
Huge Congratulations Lucy! At least that's a good kind of sick!
What a wonderful excuse! So very happy for you. Sure that your body will settle into its new role very soon and you will be able to return to the crafting. Hugs!
HOW COOL IS THAT?????? Congrats, Lucy! Hope your body allows you to get back to your studio real soon! We miss your inspiration!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! I remember those days. I don't know why they call it moring sickness, I was sick all day during my first trimester. Your sense of smell will get a little better, but it probably won't be normal again until you give birth. The first trimester is the worst. CONGRATULATIONS again... Hang in there.
Big congrats to you!!!! Sending prayers for you and baby!!!!
What a pleasant reason to be sick.... congratuliations with your pregnacy!!!!!! Great news. Hope you feel better soon.
Congratulations, hope all goes well. Lavender used to make me as sick as a dog! Still can't have it in the house!
Congratulations!! I'm so happy for you and your husband. You will feel better soon. Keep your smile on.
Yay! Yipee! Congtats! Virtual hugs to you! I'm so happy to hear you're ok! Take your time and enjoy every minute! Crafting will be there whenever you're ready! And us too!
Congratulations! That is awesome news. Looking forward to seeing you back to crafting when you are feeling better.
Big congratulations Sista! Glad to hear you have. Had your first glimpse of your little bean!
YAYAY! Lucy I am sooo happy for you and your hubby! BIG, BIG, BIG congrats! Take care of yourself and that little miracle. :) HUGS, HUGS, and MORE HUGS!
Bless your heart, you will get tons of advice. Tea 0r 7-up and crackers. When I was pregnant eons ago (LOL) when I couldn't eat, the only thing I could drink that would stay down was chocolate milk. Good Luck, you'll figure out what will settle your stomach. And in no time, you'll have a big appetite and your doctor will say, my dear you are not eating for 2. But it's all good. Congratulations.
So happy for you ..CONGRATULATIONS!
Was worried it was something bad..having a baby is so special... the beeing sick is not great(understatement!!)..really terrible..but feeling your baby move made it all worth for me.
Congratulations, Lucy. I know you will be feeling better soon. And I bet that little one will have the cutest nursery ever!
Yay!! Isn't it funny to see them move around when you can't actually feel it yet? Feel better soon and best wishes for a lovely pregnancy and birth!
Wonderful news! Wishing you well!!
Oh wow, Lucy, such wonderful news, I'm very happy for you!!
Oh wow, such wonderful news! Congrats to you and Andy! I'm so happy for you!
WOW Lucy, many congratulations to you both, I knew there must be some big reason to keep you away from crafting. I really am so delighted and will pray that all will go well in the weeks ahead.
YEH! Congratulations and best of luck with your pregnancy. keep us posted.
oh my goodness how wonderful!! i was really starting to get worried!! i hope youre feeling MUCH better soon :) congrats on your little wriggler!!
Congratulations!!!! Wonderfull news!!!! Blessings and a big hug!
Congrats! Hope your morning sickness goes away soon.
Congrats. Always exciting news. As far as getting back to normal...don't expect that for about 18 years or so!
OH MY GOOOOOODNESS! This is exciting!! Congrats to you and your family!! Can't wait to see pics and hear all about your baby planning (room, decorations, names, etc.)!!!!
Congrats Lucy! Hopefully the morning sickness and all of the 1st trimester *joys* of pregnancy go away soon for you!
Congrats Lucy! That is great!
All the best wishes for you and your baby!
Congratulations on your wonderful news! I don't think there is a miracle cure for morning sickness and the wierd causes, but hang in there...the reward is well worth it!
This is such a great news, I wish all the best for all the three of you.
Just so thrilled for you Lucy....congrats!!
congratulations! that is so exciting! hope you get to feeling better soon.
Adding my congrats!Hope pregnancy is treating you well! our life will be a lot busier from hereon out!! Best of luck!!
LUCY LUCY LUCY!!!!! I am sooooooooo Excited for you ...You know I wanted you to be pregnant way before you got married!! LOL! You are going to be the Best Mum....Just Like a mini Jenn McGuire.......And,,,,since your so sick...I think it might be a girl~~ Big hugs to you and andy....feel Better soon!!
Congratulations! Wonderful, wonderful news! I'm soooooo happy for you.
I'm glad it's officially official!!!
Yeah! Great news Lucy! Take care of yourself as much as you can I wish you feel better soon. So happy for you!!
Congratulations Lucy, so very pleased for you.
Well, that's just FANTASTIC! I understand about being sick and pregnant - I was with three of my four. But it is sooooo worth it! :) Congratulations!
Oh Lucy that is so WONDERFUL!!! I have been there with that morning sickness. You poor thing. I did figure out on my 2nd baby that it was the pre-natal vitamins making me so sick. They switched me to Flintstones chewables (I still take them ;) ) Hopefully, you will feel better soon. Big hugs and you rest. We will ALWAYS be here. You need to rest! HUGS!!! SO happy for you!
he he....I KNEW it!!!!!! Sooooo THRILLED for you and your husband! So AMAZING Lucy!!! Take care!
Oh, bless your heart Lucy. I completely understand and empathize with what you're going through. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers, and at the end of all of this, you are going to be so blessed! Congrats on your wonderful news. I really hope you're starting to feel a little bit better. What a lucky little baby to be sent to someone as wonderful as you!
My oh my! Will you even read down this far to comment number 190+?!?! LOL!
Firstly - CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I'm so very, very happy for you! I just knew there was something going down, I've missed you here in Blogland! Bring the crafty supplies outta the studio LOL! Here's hoping your symptoms ease a bit and you have a happy, healthy, pregnancy!
Congrats Lucy!! That is great news!! I bet with all your creativity that you are going to have the cutest nursery ever! I bet we will be seeing some layouts/cards inspired by your little bundle of joy! Congrats again! | {
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Michal Vodárek (ur. 2 lipca 1987) − czeski bokser, uczestnik Mistrzostw Europy 2008 w Liverpoolu, złoty medalista Mistrzostw Czech 2008, Mistrzostw Czech 2011 w Karwinie Mistrzostw Czech 2013 w Jiczynie. W roku 2007, 2010, 2012 zdobywał srebrne medale na krajowych mistrzostwach. W roku 2005 i 2006 był mistrzem Czech juniorów w kategorii średniej.
W lipcu 2008 był finalistą turnieju Grand Prix w Uściu nad Łabą. W finale kategorii średniej przegrał z Australijczykiem Jarrodem Fletcherem. W listopadzie 2008 reprezentował Czechy w kategorii średniej na Mistrzostwach Europy w Liverpoolu. Odpadł tam w 1/8 finału, przegrywając w swoim pierwszym pojedynku z reprezentantem Białorusi Nikołajem Weselowem.
W lipcu 2013 był uczestnikiem Letniej Uniwersjady w Kazaniu. W 1/8 finału przegrał z Estończykiem Kaupo Arro, odpadając z rywalizacji. W październiku 2014 był półfinalistą Mistrzostw Czech w Pilźnie. W półfinale przegrał z powodu kontuzji z Vítem Králem.
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Urodzeni w 1987
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Welcome to Royal Safari Camp
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About Royal Safari Camp
Superior Villa
Deluxe Cottage Twin
Deluxe Cottage
Fascinating Little Rann of Kutch
Captivating Culture
Enthralling Wildlife
Captivating History
Covering an area of 4954 Km2, Little Rann of Kutch in Gujarat State, India
Covering an area of 4954 Km2, Little Rann of Kutch in Gujarat State, India, is one of the most remarkable and unique landscapes of its kind in the entire world. Wild Ass Sanctuary is located in this Rann which harbours the last population of Wild Ass (Equus hemionus khur). It is a vast desiccated, unbroken bare surface of dark silt, encrusted with salts which transforms into a spectacular coastal wetland after the rains.
The present saline desert of the Little Rann (saline desert-cum-seasonal wetland) of Kutch is believed to have been shallow sea. The variety of the geomorphic facets of Kutch such as the present surface configuration, its landforms, drainage characteristics and relief pattern clearly reveals a complex interplay of tectonics, sea-level changes and lithology as also erosion and deposition.
The Rann can be considered a large ecotone, a transitional area between marine and terrestrial ecosystems. During monsoon, the Rann gets inundated for a period of about one month. It is dotted with about 74 elevated plateaus or islands, locally called 'bets'. The largest plateau called Pung Bet has an area of 30.5 km² and the highest island Mardak is 55 m.
The vast cover of saline mudflats in the Sanctuary has no vegetation, except on the fringes and bets. Vegetation is largely xerophytic with the ground cover predominated by ephemerals. Their active growth is triggered by the advent of monsoon rains. Although the islands and fringes both have been colonized by Prosopis juliflora, the islands have a richer floral diversity than that of the fringes. 253 flowering plant species have been listed, out of which the number of species of trees was 18, shrubs-23, climbers/twiners-18, herbs-157 and grasses-37. Bets and fringe area of extensive marine saline flats of the Little Rann of Kutch mainly support a variety of indigenous plants like Suaeda spp., Salvadora persica, Capparis decidua, Capparis deciduas, Calotropis procera, Tamarix sp., Aeluropus lagopoides, Cressa cretica, Sporobolus spp., Prosopis Cineraria, etc. The dominant families representing more than 10 species are Fabaceae, Asteraceae, Cyperaceae and Poaceae. Herbaceous taxa are predominant over shrubs and trees. 107 species of algae are present in the water bodies of the area.
Species Found
The Sanctuary is habitat to about 93 species of invertebrates, including 25 species of zooplanktons, 1 species of annelid, 4 crustaceans, 24 insects, 12 molluscs and 27 spiders. Totally 4 species of amphibians (frogs and toads) and 29 species of reptiles (2 species of turtles, 14 species of lizards, 12 snakes etc) occur. The mixing of tidal water from the Gulf of Kutch with the freshwater discharged from the rivers takes place in the Little Rann of Kutch, making it an important spawning ground for prawns. Metapenaeus kutchensis is the most dominant and important prawn in the area. The sanctuary provides an important feeding, breeding and roosting habitat for a large number of birds due to its strategic location on bird migration route and its connection with the dynamic Gulf of Kutch. According to an estimate about 70,000-75,000 birds nests in an area spread over 250 acres. Nine mammalian orders with 33 species/subspecies have been reported from the Little Rann of Kutch, including the world's last population of the khur sub-species of the wild ass.
Desert Safari
Royal Safari Camp arranges Jeep Safaris in the Little Rann of Kutch, and other cultural tours are also arranged to nearby villages, which offer an opportunity to get closer to the regional artisans and their work. Arrangement for camel cart and camel riding safaris can also be made.
Salt Panes
One has a chance here to see how salt is prepared out of saline sea water. On the peripherals of the Rann, there are ample salt panes, where salt manufacturers, locally known as 'Agarias' withstand great difficulties of living on the edge of the Rann and prepare salt. This entire area is a major producer of salt in India.
Royal Safari Camp is designed and developed to provide you a special retreat; a calm, composed, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere clubbed with the excitement of exploring Wilderness in the nearby vicinity of Wild Ass Sanctuary in the Little Rann of Kutch, yet not compromising on rich and ethnic lifestyle.
Nal Sarovar
Thol
Modhera
Dholavira
Mata na Madh
Narayan Sarovar
Tarnetar
Royal Safari Camp,
Nr. Wildass Sanctuary, Bajana-382745
Nr. Malvan Cross Road,
Ahmedabad-Kutchh Highway,
Dist. Surendranagar. Gujarat. India.
Copyright 2018-2023 Royal Safari Camp All Rights Reserved. | {
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Do tax-loss harvesting strategies boost after-tax returns?
Many hypothetical, backtested performance claims imply that they do — and by a lot. But advisers should think twice before using these claims to set client expectations. The value added by such strategies depends on future market environments and an investor's circumstances.
In "Tax Management, Loss Harvesting, and HIFO Accounting," Andrew L. Berkin and Jia Ye highlight how market environments, portfolio cash flows, and tax rates influence the effectiveness of tax-loss harvesting strategies. They conclude that markets with higher stock-specific risks and lower average returns offer the most fertile ground for such strategies. They also show that a steady stream of contributions reinvigorates a portfolio and helps maintain the benefits of tax-loss harvesting over time. On the flip side, large withdrawals are counterproductive to such strategies, while the advantages tend to be related to an investor's tax rate on a roughly linear basis.
These findings suggest that tax-loss harvesting's potential benefits depend on an investor's financial situation and must be weighed against the risks.
Harvesting a loss might generate tax savings today, but it reduces the cost basis of the investment and could raise future tax liability. If the investor's tax rate increases in the future, the tax deferral benefit of the harvested loss could diminish. Conversely, if the tax rate decreases, the deferral benefit could be amplified.
Many pro tax-loss harvesting studies assume the investor's tax rate remains stable over time. This is often unrealistic. Rates can change drastically based on shifts in policy or life events. Current federal income tax rates in the United States are scheduled to sunset after 2025, which may mean higher marginal tax rates. Jason Zweig demonstrates how harvesting losses can backfire if tax rates go up in the future. The Trump administration is said to be considering a capital gains tax cut. Christine Benz argues that investors temporarily in lower tax brackets might want to harvest gains, not losses.
The trading required to implement these strategies also creates risks. By helping an investor realize the economic benefit of a loss without materially changing the risk/return characteristics of their portfolio, tax-loss harvesting can be at odds with tax law. According to the IRS's wash sale rule, if an investor buys the same security — or any security — that is "substantially identical" within 30 days before or after selling at a loss, the loss is disallowed. Advisers attempt to circumvent the wash sale rule by "tax swapping," or selling securities at a loss and using the proceeds to purchase similar but not "substantially identical" securities.
Tax swapping is not perfect: It exposes investors to the risk that the new security underperforms the one that was sold at a loss, which could negate the expected economic benefit of the trade.
Many advertisements for tax-loss harvesting strategies contain hypothetical backtests that are loaded with very specific assumptions. Theses backtests cherry-pick scenarios: The investor may be heavily weighted in volatile assets, in the highest tax brackets, make consistent portfolio contributions, have few liquidity needs, or be subject to a large bear market at the beginning of the measurement period. Such circumstances are not applicable in many cases and may produce results that set investor expectations too high.
Results from backtests might also lead an investor to underestimate the risks. For example, timing when to sell investments at a loss and immediately identifying securities that will match their performance in the future is much easier to do with perfect hindsight.
Tax-efficient portfolio management cannot take place in a vacuum. It requires customization and regular communication as well as input from an investor's tax adviser. Investors who are in high tax brackets, can use long-term losses to offset short-term capital gains and ordinary income, or can defer capital gains indefinitely might make good candidates for tax-loss harvesting. But those in lower tax brackets with shorter time horizons may have less to gain. Of course, even these scenarios represent generalizations and should be considered with other factors and risks.
It's impossible to say for certain that tax-loss harvesting will significantly boost after-tax returns without knowing very specific details about the investor's financial situation. Such strategies were never meant to be bottled up and sold to the masses as turn-key trading schemes. Advisers and investors should be wary of promotions that claim a tax-loss harvesting strategy will enhance a portfolio's after-tax returns by some specific amount.
What's your take on tax-loss harvesting strategies and how they are being sold to retail investors? Tell us in the comments below.
The "Warning on Hypotheticals" is especially important for pros and novices to understand. After all, the religion of Wall Street puts its highest priorities on manufacture and mass distribute.
Thanks for reading the article and adding to the conversation!
Thanks David, I found your article valuable. I have demonstrated, somewhat analogously, that "dollar cost averaging" is more myth than truth.
I share your view that one needs to be careful about managing expectations for tax loss harvesting, especially and agree the benefits can be overstated. But for long term investors in low tracking error portfolios the potential to defer taxes over long periods is huge, and the probability of doing so is high. With the stepped up basis provisions in the 2017 tax bill the benefits can be greater still. I encourage you to read the article I co-authored in the Journal of Wealth Management, Fall 2016, titled "Pick Your Battles: The Intersection of Investment Strategy, Tax and Compounding Returns." Hope it is useful.
Thanks for reading. I will be sure to check out the article! | {
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As a sentimental gesture that expresses appreciation to your guests for sharing in your wedding experience, a little gift is in order. Rather than giving something fruitless that will gather dust on a closet shelf, award them with a worthwhile souvenir. Before you begin frantically crafting or online shopping, Savvy has some ideas to get you started on wedding favors your guests will favor.
Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life and thus you will wish to hold onto all of the cherished moments that unfold. Although you will be hiring a licensed photographer to capture the events and candid occurrences, a photo booth is a fabulous chance for your guest to depart with their own keepsake as well.
From your walk down the aisle until your last guest departs from your reception, all eyes will be on you throughout your wedding day. It may feel as though the pressure is on to be at the peak of beauty and grace on this occasion revolving around your celebration of love, but have no fear! Savvy is here to boost your confidence by guiding you on how to select the perfect wedding hairstyle you will adore.
As beautiful as your wedding venue may look standing naturally on its own, you may be seeking to add some embellishments to personalize the space for your special day. Beyond the expected bouquets of lush florals, an abundance of alternatives exist to tailor the reception to you and your future spouse's liking.
Everyone has grown up singing the familiar wedding march of "here comes the bride," a staple in popular culture. Perhaps you have envisioned yourself gracefully stepping to this tune and plan to stick to this timeless tradition. However, many couples desire to stand out from the crowd and choose their own song for their wedding ceremony.
Congratulations on your engagement! The next step on your to do list, among many others, is to choose who you would like standing beside you on your special day, cheering you on as you recite your wedding vows at the altar.
Over the years, the towering, ivory wedding cake has become the less popular choice for many couples. Now, people are turning to different desserts to take the place of the once staple tiered wedding cake. Whether you're looking for a more traditional treat or an unconventional take on the classic style, Savvy is here to help you pick the best (and most delicious!) option for you.
After all the years spent watching brides find the gown of their dreams on "Yes to the Dress", now it's your turn! So, where do you start? Before you hit every bridal store within a fifty-mile radius of you, we have some suggestions that can help make the process easier on both you and your wallet.
You've decided on a destination wedding. Awesome choice! There's no better way to start your marriage off like having your nuptials in a far away, romantic location. However, wherever you end up having your special day, you want to be sure it speaks to both you and your significant other as a couple. Lucky for you, Savvy is here with all the tips you need to make sure your destination wedding captures the culture and details of both the country and you as a couple!
Tradition has it that both the maid of honor and best man give speeches and toasts to the lucky couple, but is that where it ends? Not necessarily. When choosing who to have speak at your wedding, it takes careful consideration as to who to give the mic to and for how long.
After deciding on the location of your destination wedding, there are other small details that add to the complexity of having your special day abroad. One of these seemingly minor details (yet a major part of the wedding) is choosing an officiant. Perhaps you'll be married by a religious official, but what if you don't identify with a specific religion? You're tasked with finding someone who not only vibes with you and your partner, is comfortable with public speaking, and who can be understood by your guests. Whether you have guests who speak multiple languages or who all speak the same language, it's important to consider the qualities that are most important to you before selecting your officiant.
When it's time to send out the invitations, you're giving more than just the time and place of your wedding to your guests. It's their first impression as to what to expect for your special day! With that in mind, it's important to make sure it not only stands out but captures your wedding's style. There's more to it than picking out types of card stock and font styles. Here are few key elements to keep in mind when creating the perfect wedding invite.
It's finally the big day! You're surrounded by all of your friends and family. Now, it's time for the vows: one of the most important pieces of the ceremony. This moment in time is where you publicly voice your intentions, promises, hopes, and dreams for life with your significant other. While it's easy to think of all the ways you will be devoted to your partner in your day to day life, it's a bit more complicated to write them down let alone say them out loud.
After the stress and chaos of a wedding starts to die down, it is not unusual to see couples "bee-lining" for the rest and relaxation of their honeymoon. Whether you're jet setting off to a private island, or walking the streets of a romantic city, make sure to take it all in. Your honeymoon, like your wedding, should showcase your own personalities, goals, and lifestyles. We invite you to keep reading along with us as we discuss our top ten tips for honeymoon bliss.
Here at Savvy, we know just how much thought goes into choosing the ladies who will stand beside you on your big day. Your bridesmaids put in a lot of hard work, and deserve to be recognized. What better way than a bridesmaid's gift? While finding that perfect thank you can be a lot of pressure, you're in luck! Savvy is here to discuss all of your options, helping you to select a one of a kind gift.
On your wedding day, it can be easy to become overwhelmed with everything going on around you. While you may be at the center of all this chaos, it is important that you start your morning off on the right foot, treating yourself like the queen you are. Read along with us as we discuss our favorite pre, and day-of wedding tips to help you destress and enjoy the morning.
We all know that when it comes to your wedding day look, nothing should be short of flawless. This is especially true for your bridal makeup. Savvy is here to walk you through all the ins and outs of your wedding day beauty. From prep to completion, read along with us as we explore everything makeup as to offer you on your big day! | {
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Biogas: Volumes 1 & 2 combines two works that truly belong together. This book will enable you to genuinely understand how to really utilize Biogas in agricultural development at the farm and family level. Volume 1: Biogas, what it is; how it is made; how to use it begins with a thorough introduction to Biogas. This volume includes the information that you need to build a small Biogas unit including what materials you will need, where to put it and how to test for leaks. It goes on to describe which waste materials you should use and how to use them. It also explains how to protect your Biogas unit from weather extremes, maintenance needs of biogas units and much more. Volume 2: building a better Biogas unit follows after Volume 1 perfectly with great insights for those who have been through the first volume and have already built, tested and used a biogas unit or two. This volume is for those who have advanced their understanding of Biogas through valuable hands experience and are ready for the next level. Even if you have built several Biogas units, Volume 2 will give you essential tips that will definitely help you to build a better unit!
Producer gas is generated from solid fuels such as wood, charcoal, coal, peat and agricultural residues. Although it has been used to power internal combustion engines since their invention, it has been largely overlooked for the past 50 years. However, during the early 1940s, when petroleum supplies for civilian use ran out in Europe, Asia and Australia, producer gas was responsible for putting trucks, buses, taxis, tractors and other vehicles back on the roads, and boats back on the rivers. In 1938, Europe operated about 9,000 gas producer buses and trucks, and there were almost none on any other continent. By 1941, though, about 450,000 vehicles were in operation in all parts of the world, and by 1942, the number had grown to approximately 920,000. Gas producers were then in use not only in land vehicles, but also in boats, barges and stationary engines. By 1946, more than a million motorized devices around the world operated on producer gas. Although the use of producer gas in the 1940s contributed to saving millions of people from starvation in Europe and Asia alone, the world has largely forgotten all about this excellent source of energy.
HYDROGEN GENERATOR GAS FOR VEHICLES AND ENGINES: Volumes 1 and 2 contains two great, complimentary works on the subject of Producer Gas. Each volume covers significant subject areas relevant to Producer Gas. The first volume in this book is entitled "PRODUCER GAS: ANOTHER FUEL FOR MOTOR TRANSPORT." As the title indicates, this volume will guide you through everything you need to know about Producer Gas from its history to its economics. The second volume, "PRODUCER GAS VEHICLES" is obviously of equal importance for anyone who wishes to have a complete understanding of the true potential of Producer Gas.
A GASIFIER converts solid fuel to gaseous fuel. A Gasifier System includes the gasification reactor itself, along with the auxiliary equipment necessary to handle the solids, gases, and effluents going into or coming from the Gasifier.
HYDROGEN GENERATOR GAS FOR VEHICLES AND ENGINES Volume 3, Construction of a Simplified Wood Gas Generator for Fueling Internal Combustion Engines in a Petroleum Emergency, is an emergency technology assessment sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to develop detailed, illustrated instructions for the fabrication, installation, and operation of a Biomass Gasifier which is capable of providing emergency fuel for vehicles such as tractors and trucks in the event that normal petroleum sources were severely disrupted for an extended period of time.
Volume 4, The Handbook of Biomass Gasifier Engine Systems, was initially prepared by the Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI) under the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Technical Information Program. While it was originally intended as a guide for the design, testing, operation and manufacture of small-scale (less than 200 kW) gasifiers, a great deal of the information will be extremely useful to YOU for all levels of biomass gasification. Recently, there has been expanding interest in small scale gasification around the world. We have combined these works and republished them as HYDROGEN GENERATOR GAS FOR VEHICLES AND ENGINES: Volumes 3 & 4 to help fill the continuing needs and desires for information in this fascinating field.
Motor fuel is viewed by most people today as an absolute modern necessity. Without it, transport seems paralyzed, and without transport, industry cannot function. Certainly, under present conditions, cities cannot be fed and rural industries cannot be maintained without the use of motor vehicles and one does not need to be an alarmist in order to visualize a variety of circumstances which could drastically constrict the supply of oil from overseas. However, we do have a natural substitute for our imported motor fuel—at least one (probably more). The purpose of Volume 5 of the HYDROGEN GENERATOR GAS FOR VEHICLES AND ENGINES series is to set forth the possibilities of an often underestimated fossil fuel substitute: Producer Gas. This Volume, entitled, Producer Gas for Motor Vehicles, not only details Producer Gas possibilities, but also clearly explains the methods by which Producer Gas can be brought into use in a national emergency.
An expansion in the use of Gasahol in this country over the coming years could directly reduce U.S. reliance on oil imports in the future. We have republished this outstanding book to help fill the information void that exists with regards to fermentation ethanol. Fuel from Farms tackles the subject of fermentation ethanol in a balanced and reasoned way, with an emphasis on small scale production using farm crops as the source of raw materials. It is an essential book not only for those of you in the farming community who may be considering incorporating the production of ethanol into your normal agricultural operations, but also for owners of small businesses, investors, experimenters, and entrepreneurs.
Fuel from Farms is not just about on-farm fermentation ethanol production. It also provides an overview of some of the technical and economic factors. In addition, it includes tools such as decision and planning worksheets and a sample business plan for use in exploring whether or not ethanol production is right for you. However, the book contains plenty of important specifics about production, including information on the raw materials, system components, and operational requirements. This book will provide you with an array of facts so that you can make INFORMED judgments.
With the first four chapters written specifically for the benefit of readers who may not be familiar with the fundamental laws and definitions of physics and applied chemistry which make up the foundation of HYDROGEN-BASED ENERGY PRODUCTION, this book begins by providing YOU with the fundamental knowledge upon which any rational discussion about Hydrogen Science must be based. The first chapter acts as an excellent introduction to physical laws and definitions, covering important points such as the distinction between a vapor and a gas, Joule's law of gases and the flow of gases. Chapter Two includes explanations of chemical laws and definitions, such as the Law of Multiple Proportion, temperature of combustion and destructive distillation. Chapter Three discusses thermal and physical calculations, including carbon-ratios and composition of gases by weight and heat carried away by products of combustion. The fourth chapter covers commercial gases, with definitions of several gases such as olefiant gas, hydrocarbons and coke-oven gas, with a comparison of commercial gases, including tabulated data. Following the four chapters of basics, Chapters 5-29 contain in-depth information about the classification manufacture utilization and efficiency of specific combustible gases as well as extensive explanations of a wide variety of "Gas-Producers." References are cited in the text by means of their bibliographical serial numbers, and these are given in Chapter 30.
This book was written by a great man named Samuel S. Wyer. We have republished his work, "A Treatise on Producer-Gas and Gas-Producers" as, "Hydrogen Production from Organic Material by Partial Oxidation and Steam Reformation." We know you will enjoy it.
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AIB Victorian Chapter Announces Professional Excellence in Building Awards
June 22, 2012 /in Media Articles/by Darryl Butler
The Victorian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Building recently announced the 2012 AIB Professional Excellence in Building Awards in Melbourne.
The presentation of the awards was made at a gala awards dinner at the Melbourne Museum which was attended by the building and construction industrys leading figures.
These awards are the ultimate personal achievement for a professional builder. They recognise the contribution and leadership shown by individuals to the successful completion of a construction project, reinforcing the fact that the success of any building firm can be attributed to those responsible for construction projects said Robert Hunt, AIB Chief Executive Officer.
The judging criteria for the AIB Professional Excellence in Building Awards weights the contribution of individuals and the challenges that they face. A decision to bestow a Professional Excellence Award is based upon challenges associated with the complexity of the project in its construction phase as opposed to the characteristics of the completed structure.
Recipients of Professional Excellence Awards within the AIB Victorian Chapter will go forward to the national awards that will be held in Adelaide in September. The ultimate honour is to receive the distinction of AIB Building Professional of the Year Award which is awarded to the most outstanding builder from across Australia.
On behalf of the AIB and the industry I congratulate all the winners. The quality of the winners is testament to the high level of professionalism that exists in the construction industry Mr Hunt said.
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Pierre Bulliard (24 de noviembre 1752, Aubepierre-sur-Aube, Alto Marne - 26 de septiembre de 1793, París), cuyo nombre completo era Jean Baptiste François Pierre Bulliard, fue un médico y botánico francés.
Bulliard estudió en Langres, y más tarde en Clairvaux y en París, donde posteriormente ejercería la medicina. Fue tutor del hijo del general Claude Dupin (1686-1769).
Su Dictionnaire Elémentaire de Botanique de 1783, contribuyó a expandir y consolidar la terminología botánica y la taxonomía de Linneo. Fue especialmente importante en el área de la micología, conteniendo descripciones de 393 de los 602 hongos en tablas. Describió especies muy significativas, como el Boletus edulis, el Coprinopsis atramentaria y el venenoso Entoloma sinuatum. También aprendió el oficio de grabador, a través de François Martinet.
Algunas publicaciones
1776-80, Flora Parisiensis, ou Descriptions et figures des plantes qui croissent aux environs de Paris
1780-93 Herbier de la France, ou Collection complète des plantes indigènes de ce royaume (en nueve vols. con más de 600 láminas a color). en línea
1783 Dictionnaire élémentaire de botanique, ou Exposition par ordre alphabétique des préceptes de la botanique et de tous les termes, tant françois que latins, consacrés à l'étude de cette science
1784 Histoire des plantes vénéneuses et suspectes de la France (en cinco vols. y más de doscientas planchas)
1791-1812 Histoire des champignons de la France, ou Traité élémentaire renfermant dans un ordre méthodique les descriptions et les figures des champignons qui croissent naturellement en France. Completó Étienne Pierre Ventenat (1757-1808)
1796 Aviceptologie
Honores
Eponimia
Género
(Crassulaceae) Bulliarda DC.
Especies
(Crassulaceae) Sedum bulliardi E.H.L.Krause ex Boreau
Véase también
Anexo:Naturalistas y epónimos
Referencias
Heinrich Dörfelt, Heike Heklau. 1998. Die Geschichte der Mykologie ISBN 3-927654-44-2
Enlaces externos
Obra digitalizada de Bulliard – SICD Universidad de Estrasburgo
Botánicos de Francia del siglo XVIII
Escritores en francés
Grabadores de Francia del siglo XVIII
Médicos de Francia del siglo XVIII
Micólogos de Francia del siglo XVIII
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Home Entertainment Jaden Smith to play Kanye West in new anthology series created by Kanye West
Jaden Smith to play Kanye West in new anthology series created by Kanye West
By Craig Risi
It seems that if you're in the business of making hip-hop and rap music, that at some point in time you should branch out into other business. If there is one thing I can definitely credit a lot of big hip-hop stars for, it's that they're fully aware that their fame may not last and make an effort to diversify their incomes across a multitude of nosiness ventures. Just take a look at P Diddy (or whatever he goes by these days) and Jay Z as great examples of this.
Now it seems like Kanye West is looking to make his next big business mogul more by becoming a TV producer. And true to West's style, he wants to create the series around the person he knows best – himself. According to The Hollywood Reporter, West has teamed up with Showtime to create a new anthology series titled Omniverse with Jaden Smith set to play the role of a young West. I can't claim to be an expert on either of their personalities, but from the little I have seen from Smith in the movies, his persona is completely different from that of West, so this will require a decent bit of acting from him to pull off.
The series which is set to be written by Lee Sung Jin will reportedly examine "the many doors of perception" with the first season set in an alternate reality of West's and the concept of ego. See, even in an alternate reality, West has his ego come along with him. The series is intended to have 30-minute episodes that reportedly put a spin on a lot of common themes and ideas. I'm not exactly sold on the idea of what this series is supposed to be about, so I guess we will have to wait and see.
As names go, West is certainly one of the biggest in the music industry and this series could get interest just on that alone. Whether the rapper's talent translates into the production of a successful TV series is something we will have to wait and see. Omniverse doesn't have any release dates as of yet.
Craig Risi
A man of many talents, but no sense how to use them. I could be out changing the world, but I'd rather be running, watching movies, playing games and writing here instead.
Admiral Chief Flammenwerfer
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANS
The worst about this, is that people will actually watch it. Some people ne…
MaSeKind
Well he has spent the last few years trying to be The Fresh Prince/Will Smith 2.0, and from what I can tell he's already a bit bat shit so it won't take much to try and be old Ye
I keep of these shows so that when their names pop up, I know enough to avoid them.
What a load of crap
Se7en Sharon Needles
'Tard kid plays 'tard adult. We have come full circle.
G8crasha
It sounds absolutely and completely ridiculous. I miss the old Kanye West. Something just slipped in his brain years ago, and now he has some screws loose.
Jaden Smith hasn't acted in much, so I'm not quite sure if he will pull this off.
SOME?????????
Kromas
His performance in Neo Yokyo was sublime.
Kapitan Balalaika
One of my favourite producers. Will definitely give it a look before passing judgement. But I'm not so sure about Jaden playing Mr West.
CrAiGiSh
Hell … fucking … no …
Shaka Zulu series in development at Showtime with Antoine Fuqua to direct
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Alain d'Albret (* 1440; † 1522), genannt der Große (französisch le Grand), war der 16. Herr von Albret, Vizegraf von Tartas, 2. Graf von Graves und Graf von Castres. Er war der Sohn von Jean d'Albret, Vizegraf von Tartas, und seiner Ehefrau Catherine de Rohan. Seine Großeltern mütterlicherseits waren Alain IX., Vicomte de Rohan, und Marguerite de Bretagne, Dame de Guillac. Seine Großeltern väterlicherseits waren Charles II. d'Albret, Comte de Dreux, und Anne d'Armagnac. Er war somit Enkel und 1471 der Erbe von Charles II. d'Albret.
Er war ein halbes Jahrhundert lang ein umtriebiger, wenn auch wenig wirkungsvoller Politiker, der auf europäischer Ebene Beachtung fand. Alain konnte von seiner Treue zu König Ludwig XI. von Frankreich durch die Vergrößerung seines Territoriums profitieren. Er heiratete Françoise de Châtillon, die als ihr Erbe die Grafschaft Périgord und die Vizegrafschaft Limoges in die Ehe einbrachte. Seinen Sohn Jean verheiratete er mit Katharina von Navarra, der Erbin der Grafschaft Foix und des Bigorre sowie des Königreichs Navarra.
Im Zusammenhang mit der Guerre folle (1485–1488) wurde er zum Anwärter auf die Hand Annes de Bretagne und damit auf den Besitz des Herzogtums Bretagne. Seine Intrigen führten jedoch zu nichts, und er wurde – ohne den Herzog von Bretagne unterstützen zu können – 1487 besiegt. Im Jahr darauf führte er seine Truppen übers Meer in die Bretagne, war aber in der Schlacht von Saint-Aubin-du-Cormier erneut auf der Seite der Verlierer. Zwar versuchte er weiterhin, in der Bretagne zum Erben zu werden, fand es andererseits aber auch vorteilhaft, die ihm anvertraute Stadt Nantes der königlichen Armee auszuliefern.
Seine Tochter Charlotte heiratete im Jahr 1500 Cesare Borgia. Sein Sohn Jean starb 1516, sodass sein Erbe an seinen Enkel, König Heinrich II. von Navarra ging. Durch dessen Tochter Johanna III. von Navarra ist Alain d'Albret ein Urgroßvater des französischen Königs Heinrich IV.
Eheschließungen und Kinder
Alain d'Albret war seit 1456 mit Françoise de Blois-Bretagne, Comtesse de Périgord und Tochter von Guillaume de Blois-Bretagne, Vicomte de Limoges, aus der Ehe mit Isabeau de La Tour, verheiratet. Er hatte mehrere eheliche und uneheliche Nachkommen:
Kinder aus der 1456 geschlossenen Ehe mit Françoise de Blois-Bretagne, Comtesse de Périgord:
Jean d'Albret, Comte de Penthièvre 1469–1516
Amanieu d'Albret, Bischof von Pamiers, Kardinal † 1520
Pierre d'Albret, Comte de Périgord
Gabriel d'Albret, Seigneur d'Avennes † 1503
Louise d'Albret, Vicomtesse de Limoges ca. 1470–1531
Isabelle d'Albret ∞ um 1494 mit Gaston II. de Foix-Candale
Charlotte d'Albret, Dame de Chalus 1480–1514 ∞ Cesare Borgia
Anne d'Albret
Kinder aus der Beziehung mit Mariette:
Louis d'Albret
François d'Albret
Kind aus der Beziehung mit Anne de Casteljaloux:
Louis d'Albret, Bischof von Lescar † 1569
Kinder aus den Beziehungen mit unbekannten Frauen:
Rolet d'Albret
Achille d'Albret
Florette d'Albret
Literatur
Achille Luchaire: Alain le Grand, sire d'Albret. L'Administration royale et la Féodalité du Midi (1440–1522) (1877) (Neuauflage bei Slatkine, Genf, 1974)
Einzelnachweise
Graf (Castres)
Vizegraf (Tartas)
Herr (Albret)
Alain
Geboren 1440
Gestorben 1522
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The big TEC driver thread!
Thread: The big TEC driver thread!
Nice to see some action here!
Maybe the optical feedback project should get its own thread?
Well... there's no reason my optical feedback controller shouldn't control the TEC as well. That way you could find out what temperature was best for the maximum light output.
That's only useful if you're building your own DPSS laser (or modifying an existing). I wouldn't want to use it with a direct injection laser.
If you do, you must consider that the wavelength changes with temperature. Also that longer wavelengths have a higher photon flux at a given radiant power, but at the same time Rayleigh scattering will be more efficient at shorter wavelengths. Looking at the relevant equations I get that the wavelength dependence of the photodiode current is (λ/λ)^3.
That is of course assuming there are no particles in the air. If there is, Mie scattering will dominate and the equation becomes nearly impossible to solve.
For a DPSS laser it is of course completely different, but what you are talking about here is close to building a whole driver circuit. Even so, I don't think you should use 'spill' light; the error will simply be too big unless that photodiode is inside of the laser module, which must be hermetically sealed and dust free. I am of the opinion that the sensor must be in the beam.
On another note... Damn those H-bridges are expensive! It's probably better to not use the TEC in reverse mode and just drive it off a single MOSFET. I didn't know MOSFETs were that expensive either, might almost be worth to start salvage them from old electronics.
Or rename this one the big PID control thread? After all, that's so useful a theme, and TEC control almost always goes right to that level. As you can see in just a few posts..
Does anyone have good sources for small TEC's they want to share?
The ones on ebay are usually big ones, 40x40 mm or so.
eBay. I can't remember who the seller was I bought from in 2006, but he's good. I got 75 of them for a good price. They're small, about 8 mm by 11 mm with bare wire termination and solder on each side. Not many people seem to want them because they're not big fat and powerful, but they are ideal for cooling a single diode, the small TEC's have a higher density than larger ones, the ones I have pump at least 2W of heat, maybe 4 at Qmax, but playing safe with 2 or 3 is best, and they run nicely on a 3.3V supply. I deduced their power from other examples and looking at their geometry and by trial and error, as you can afford to risk one if you have tens of them. The seller seemed to regularly have boxes of them, so it's worth hunting.
I don't think you should use 'spill' light; the error will simply be too big unless that photodiode is inside of the laser module, which must be hermetically sealed and dust free. I am of the opinion that the sensor must be in the beam.
I've been thinking that too. Though as a photodiode can be sensitive, and shrouded easily if a neat beam is to enter, it might be best to use a bit of microscope slide glass at a Brewster angle to part off just enough light for the sensor while leaving most intact.
Last edited by The_Doctor; 01-15-2009 at 04:03.
I would just use the light that passes through my dichro. That's a waste beam anyway, so it's not doing any good.
As this year I decided to put more time into my new laser projects I came around TEC cooling as many here.
As I'm not fluent in PCB design I decided to choose the easy way of blocks-building.
Here's the setup I assembled today for consideration. It's electrically effecient (excluding the general TEC physics , requires no PCB, has PID with autotune ability, has digital readouts, has presettable, configurable alarms, requires only single supply, etc. The down side - it's not bidirectional- has no ability of heating, but should work for laser diodes, using them as heaters.
Below are some general pictures.
Optocoupler inverts signal from OMRON, so it must be configured for HEATING, while it will be cooling. Set OMRON to use shortest Control Period - here lowest is 1 second, E5CN series has 0.5 second minimum.
1000uF cap + 47 Ohm resistor slows down Vicor voltage trimming speed (oscilloscope shows voltage out with 0.5sec/div, 1V/div).
Thanks to optocoupled control several Vicors can be used in series in order to get more voltage to Peltiers. I'm planning to use this configuration for 4pcs. of 15V/7A Peltiers ran from two 24V/250W Vicors trimmed down to 15V. Why use generation 2 Vicors (black ones) ? They can be trimmed down to 10% voltage, while gen.1 (the grey ones) go down only to 50% voltage.
Last edited by LesioQ; 01-28-2009 at 14:25.
Thats a nice large-scale setup! What laser have you tried it with? | {
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Last Christmas I got a new cell phone with Pandora radio and an MP3 player on it. I've been listening to a variety of music lately and it has been very interesting to see how different musical styles or genres effect my mood. Obviously, ones personal preference, upbringing, and tastes play a role in how music affects them, but so does the actual music they listen to.
I once heard of a study that tested the effects of music on strength. Participants who listened to heavy metal music while lifting weights were able to lift more weight initially, but those who listened to classical music had more strength endurance over time and didn't tire as quickly. I don't know how accurate that is, or if the study was even legitimate, but I do know that music affects our mood, and our mood in turn affects our health.
When I hear music that I listened to as a teenager, It sometimes conjures up memories and feelings I felt when I was 17 and I could swear it makes me feel younger and gives me energy. Music that is fast paced and loud tends to energize people. Some examples are the theme from Rocky, Eye of the Tiger, and the Mission Impossible theme song. Slow music that people listen to while meditating, doing yoga, or getting a massage does the opposite and has a calming affect. I know serious runners don't run marathons while listening to music, but posers like me use music for motivation. This morning I ran a 5K race and chose songs on my play list that had a strong consistent beat, which helped me maintain a steady pace when I got tired.
Music can affect our mood, breathing, heart rate, and brain waives. Last year there was an article in TIME magazine which told how different types of music affected patients during surgery. When the US marines invaded Panama, they blasted Noriega with music like Twisted Sister for a couple days until he gave up and came out of his compound. Many people would classify listening to certain styles of music they don't enjoy as torture. Does the music you listen to uplift, refresh, and make you feel better, or does it numb you and wear you down? Just a thought. I'm amazed at how many people I see at the gym who are wearing earphones while they work out. There must be something to it.
Love your Eye of the Tiger link. | {
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Vanguards. Leaders. Innovators. Executives in your organizations are likely all these things. Except when it comes to leveraging social media. When it comes to executive social media, leaders are falling behind their staff and customers. As adoption rates for the general population continue to climb, 61% of executives are not on social media. "Fortune 500 chief executives aren't the most social bunch.". By Andrew Nusca, January 25, 2016
"Should my organization use executive social media?"
If you are looking to answer the question "Should my organizations use executive social media?" look at your objectives and consider the following questions. If you answer yes to 2 or more, you should develop your plan to bring your executives to social media.
Would you like to benefit from sharing your executives' expertise and distinguishing them as global thought-leaders?
Is there likely to be a time of crisis where it would be valuable for the leaders to speak directly to customers, media, staff or stakeholders?
Is your company focused on being transparent, approachable and accessible?
Do your executives take energy, direction, and inspiration from speaking directly with your customers? Would they benefit from hearing customers' thoughts about your company in real-time and in their own words?
Platforms like LinkedIn have emerged as go-to channels for news and insights from professionals in specific industries. Some of the benefits of executives using social media include:
Executive insights posted on social media go out directly to the audience without intermediaries like journalists.
Executives can converse with customers directly on Facebook, Twitter and Reddit.
Social Media's personal tone allows leaders to be relatable and accessible to those that are passionate about a topic.
Top tip: Make sure stakeholders in the organization know they can have a positive impact on the reach of a story by liking and sharing co-worker and executive content. It is valuable to make this part of company norms.
What are people saying about you? Executive social media is as much about listening as speaking
A common misconception is that if you aren't tweeting, you aren't on social media. In reality, as with any conversation, listening can be as valuable or more valuable than speaking. Monitoring and "listening" to social media in their spare time or when there is a crisis or opportunity is an excellent way for executives to quickly take the temperature around a certain issue.
The Benefits of Executive Social Media
Makes your organization more relatable
Gives your executives access to the real-time conversations about your products, brands or policies
Provides a public communication channel to other executives, media or government
Allows your executives to use their stature to amplify/launch important corporate communications
Puts them in a position to increase the benefit of live speaking engagement, books, and media interviews by continuing the conversations online.
The Challenges of Executive Social Media
Even those in the C-suite (CEO, CFO, etc.) need to employ all the best practices of social media to get noticed and be effective. Here are some pointers to get the most return for the time executives are spending on social media:
Use their stature to promote and share content from other leaders in the organization and industry, this does not mean reposting everything the brand account posts, but rather showing a second level of content that is genuinely interesting or valuable to them.
Join existing conversations in which their distinguished opinions will be valued in. Another general rule of social media that applies to executives: It is always easier to join a conversation with an audience than to build an audience for your own conversation.
Write for industry publications
Consider video or podcasts
Triage participation in executive social media.
If speaking directly to stakeholders and customers isn't a priority for your executives, there may be more to look at in your organizations than just social media. However, time constraints are the number one reason most executives aren't active on social media so it is important to acknowledge that challenge and plan accordingly. Here are some tips to get get the best return for your time:
Set up a listening-dashboard and flag conversations for leaders. Social media monitoring tools allow you to continuously surface mentions of your brand or products. Executives can scan this thread and join conversations where:
Their perspective would be beneficial and appreciated
Influencers with large amounts of followers are involved in the conversation
The topic is one of particular interest or expertise for the executive
There is an opportunity for a genuine connection with those in the conversation
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About Executive Social Media expert Trevor Jurgens
Trevor is an expert in brand storytelling for a socially networked world. He has helped organizations including the Olympic Games, Boeing, and Port of Vancouver develop policies to adapt and thrive in the age of social media. An educator and motivator, Trevor supports the development of executives and organizations into effective digital communicators that benefit from stakeholder amplification.
Among management consultants Trevor is known to achieve tangible transformation. He has coached hundreds of businesses beyond theory toward behavioral change.
Trevor has been a journalist for the Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC) specializing in trend-spotting and pop-culture. He has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Calgary. He speaks English, French and Spanish and has worked in digital media in North America, Central American and Oceania.
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Bolo lunar nevado, também conhecido como bolo da lua de gelo ou bolo da lua cristal é um alimento chinês tradicionalmente servido durante o Festival da Lua. São uma variação não-assada do bolo lunar clássico originária de Hong Kong. Os bolos lunares tradicionais eram feitos com gemas de ovo de pato em conserva para a massa e pasta de semente de lótus no recheio, o que resultava em um alimento com quantidades altas de gordura e açúcar. Assim, foi desenvolvida a receita do bolo nevado por uma padaria de Hong Kong, usando menos gordura e frutas para rechear a fim de criar um bolo lunar menos gorduroso.
O bolo lunar nevado é similar ao sorvete de mochi japonês, já que ambos tem crostas de arroz glutinoso e devem ser mantidos congelados. Devido ao rigor dos requisitos para produção, armazenamento e transporte do alimento, já que ele deve ser refrigerado até a hora de ser consumido, a sua venda na China continental era muito incomum até meados da década de 2000. Hoje em dia, ele pode ser encontrado para venda por toda a China, Macau, Taiwan, Malásia e Singapura.
Apesar de bolos lunares nevados serem feitos e vendidos por padarias tradicionais, estes não são assados em fornos como o bolo original; também se diferem no fato de que devem ser comido gelados, enquanto o bolo lunar clássico é servido em temperatura ambiente.
Origem do nome
O nome "nevado" vem da crosta do bolo, que é feita de arroz glutinoso congelado, e é de cor branca. No entanto, os bolos podem ter outras cores, devido aos sabores adicionados em suas crostas, como chocolate, morango e chá verde.
Recheios
Os bolos lunares tradicionais geralmente são recheados com pasta de semente de lótus ou pasta de feijão vermelho, enquanto os bolos lunares nevados podem ser recheados com uma variedade de coisas, tais como frutas - mais comumente morango, durio, manga, geléias, chocolate, café, queijo e outros recheios cremosos e aromatizados.
Armazenamento
Os bolos são geralmente embalados em sacos plásticos, individualmente ou em duplas. Por não serem cozidos, eles devem ser refrigerados e podem ser armazenados em congelador por algumas semanas. Eles normalmente são descongelados por algumas horas na geladeira, em temperatura mais alta que a do congelador, antes de servir, para que fiquem macios. Depois de descongelados, devem ser consumidos dentro de 2 horas.
Veja também
Sorvete de mochi
Referências
Culinária da China
Pratos com arroz glutinoso
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"ALLDAYINTERNET, SOCIEDAD LIMITADA", as the lessor, is professionally devoted to the renting of electronic devices and equipment and in order to provide such services possesses the technical and human means to be able to carry out said tasks in accordance with the best standards as defined by the sector.
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A Look At The Social And Family Life Of The Early 1700s
How the Value of Property has Changed Since the 1700s
Guidelines For The World Of 18th Century Etiquette And Behavior
The Great Story Of Golf
How to Turn Your Academic Problems to Your Strength
The American Attack on British Institutions
Written by Rick Brainard
Parent Category: 18th Century History Articles
Category: American Revolution
Attack on Privilege
Attack on Land Ownership
The next social change during the American Revolution was the attack upon the privileged. Americans particularly disliked privilege because of their experience with British nobility. Americans felt that this privileged status was too much of a British institution of control.
Many people may want to be like the privileged but they do not want to be subservient. Americans had a particular distaste for the hereditary privilege. In the United States, there is no nobility but there is an aristocracy based on wealth, which is present even today. The founding fathers were trying to displace these aspects of privilege and subservience in American society. For example, the colonist ousted two wealthy Tory families, the Johnsons, and Pipernells, from the country. As explained before, there is no nobility in this country because nobility is a British institution.
Wealth is another matter entirely. Many people harbor distaste for wealth but they want to be like those with wealth. They want the money, the finery and the social status that come with such wealth. In 1776, Maryland outlawed titles and the Articles of Confederation abolished titles on the national level. In 1785, the nobility could not gain citizenship until they gave up or renounced their titles. Congress would not even recognize the Baron Von Stuben until he dropped the 'Baron' title from his name.
In 1787, the Congress passed a law where foreigners with titles cannot become citizens until they renounced their titles nor could American citizens receive them. The American attitude towards aristocracy was so entrenched that there was considerable hysteria when two former officers of the Continental Army, Henry Knox, and Von Stuben created the order of Cincinnatus. The public believed that this institution was creating an American form of aristocratic nobility because the orders bylaws allowed only officers of the continental army to join.
A cause for further public concern was that the eldest sons of each member automatically become a member of the order. The order of Cincinnatus was the brainchild of Henry Knox and Von Stuben. The first elected president of the order was George Washington. The members of this society paid dues. The public was fearful that the members would use this money to buy power or public office. Jefferson and Madison advised Washington to drop the hereditary factor in the organization.
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Brenden Scott French opening at the Canberra Glassworks…
September 30, 2007 November 14, 2007 / prisoners of the crown / 1 Comment
Brenden's solo exhibition Artefact of the Accident – Predator opened at the Glassworks last night – and it's fabulous. He's made the jump to the wall look entirely effortless, and the scale is nothing short of monumental.
And less is most definitely more in the Glasswork's gallery space. It's great to see the area uncluttered, and the major wall piece, Engine 2007 (above), is so commanding (1820mm H x 1920mm W x 15mm D) that it fills the room quite stunningly on its own. He'd maintained from the outset that he only wanted the one wall work in that space – and his foresight has been most effectively vindicated. (The Glassworks had originally intended to hold a two-man show apparently, but the timing didn't suit the other artist – just as well as it turns out, otherwise the exhibition would have been hideously cramped.)
The Predators, meanwhile, took possession of the 'smoke-stack' space, and we loved the rough de-constructed wooden pallet 'plinth' – which rather appropriately was made from Bullseye (the glass, of course, that Brenden uses in his work) pallets.
The show offers up a healthy dose of the artist's signature socio-political/ environmental commentary, and you've got to love his aesthetic. He's one of those (rare in glass these days) artists who simply won't compromise his philosophic integrity, regardless of the marketplace and the insidious conservatism of the craft-is-decor brigade.
Check out the show and the punter parade (only the absolute faithful were there – it's a long weekend so most Canberran's have naturally gotten the hell out of Dodge) at…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/glasscentralcanberra/sets/72157602210438589/
CCAS Manuka exhibition "Best in Show" plus "Glass 07 Jewellery" at Workshop Bilk…
September 29, 2007 September 29, 2007 / prisoners of the crown / Leave a comment
The Gang couldn't attend Canberra Contemporary Art Space Manuka's opening of Best in Show on Thursday night, which by all accounts was a real hoot – but we made sure we mooched across town to run an eye over the livestock the very next day. It's a tad more exciting than the art'n'craft pavilion at yer average agricultural show, that's for sure and certain…we're only sorry we missed the hoe-down and preview swill. Best in Show went to Marina Neilson for A Domestic (above left).
And then there was the opening of Glass 07 Jewellery at Workshop Bilk. The work of several Bilk artists is on display (Helen Aitken-Kuhnen, Phoebe Porter, Ruth Allen, et al), but we have to 'fess up that we went most specifically to see Sophie Emmet's stuff. It's only a week since the last Workshop Bilk opening, which probably accounts for the small – though quality (!) – turn out on the night. Alex Asch even deviated into darkly/glass territory; he dropped in for an afterwork drinkie, having just spent the day installing Brenden Scott French's show at the Canberra Glassworks. Which, incidently, opens tonight.
Meanwhile the snaps of the day are at…
Settings: the exhibition
September 28, 2007 June 11, 2015 / prisoners of the crown / 1 Comment
We've brought you the opening night of Settings, and the 'behind the making of prima faeces'.
So now it's time for…the show itself!
Again we direct you to Craft ACT's website for the curatorial essay http://www.craftact.org.au/exhibitions/2007EX7G1
The images from the show are courtesy of Steven Murray (Creative Image Photography.) Enjoy…
Pecha Kucha comes to Canberra…
September 27, 2007 September 27, 2007 / prisoners of the crown / 1 Comment
The global phenomenon that is Pecha Kucha (see http://www.pecha-kucha.org/) has finally hit downunder, and last night we were treated to the launch of the Canberra chapter. It's a 'show and tell' event that caters more specifically to the designer/architect mob, but is inclusive of other complementary arts media, photomedia particularly. Held at Knightsbridge in Braddon, the evening's program was a series of presentations from a diverse group of design industry types – each allowed only 20 seconds x 20 images to get up and strut their stuff to a packed house of interested onlookers. It's a very cool concept – hip bar, hip dudes, hip visuals. Very entertaining and engaging. The fast and furious stricture put on the presentations is key to the success – avoids proceedings getting bogged down and/or dreary, and stops it just short of being too tossy. The slide-show is suddenly over before you know it (cleverly measured, 'cos it leaves you wanting more) and then everybody gets down to drinking and networking. Perfeck!
Last night had everything from the art director of Pol Oxygen showing stuff from Milan, to local doof-doof photography, to international mag illustrating, to architectural commissions, to found-readymade sculpture (our Jas), and so much more. And lots of cool freebies, as in Pol Oxygen magazines and Aesop body products – gotta love that!
It's intelligent and sophisticated entertainment, and well worth keeping an eye open for upcoming events. The Kelly Gang went with Jas (Hugonnet, curator at Craft ACT) who was one of the inaugural presenters, and have to confess that we're kinda hooked. It's a fascinating social study apart from anything else, which always pulls us in – a touch of Ab Fab, even. And have you ever noticed how many architecture and design industry types are called Marcus and Nick…
The mugshot parade is at…
It's all in the process…
September 26, 2007 June 11, 2015 / prisoners of the crown / 2 Comments
Everybody has been so keen to know the genesis of the ca-ca that we felt beholden to reveal all. After all, the very philosophy of the Studio Glass movement itself was predicated on an open-handed fraternal exchange of technique and information – and we all know that there's absolutely no place (morally) for secrecy in contemporary glass…
So we've put together a set of process shots that will walk you through the entire production; from the wax pot, to the hand moulding, through the steaming(s) and casting, to the hand-lapping, to the the robust in-house critique session…right up to the eventual installation in the gallery.
Please feel free to float any questions that might arise…
Peek-a-poo at
Tuesday arvo with Brenden…
Ever since he's been back in Canberra doing his Stephen Procter residency, Brennie and the Gang have fallen into the habit of meeting after work every Tuesday to shoot the breeze and ponder all things glass and otherwise. This evening we couldn't – the Gang had to do a quick dash down to the coast and Brenden's harnessed into that intense final-countdown-mode to his Artefact of the Accident – Predator exhibition opening this coming Saturday night (29th September, 6pm) at the Canberra Glassworks.
We've posted a virtual drinkie so that we don't miss out entirely…
SOFA season 2007…
September 25, 2007 October 31, 2007 / prisoners of the crown / Leave a comment
Well, it's that time of year again – everybody's busy finishing and shipping off their pieces for SOFA Chicago. Netty's sent us a preview of her piece, Collection, with detail, plus a separate work depicting the Debster (top left). Lovely composition, Netster.
Netty's represented at SOFA by Kirra Gallery, Melbourne.
Mr Marvellous: Tom Moore…
September 23, 2007 July 21, 2008 / prisoners of the crown / 3 Comments
Tom Moore's on a winning double, showing at two galleries at the moment; a solo at Ray Hughes in Surry Hills, Sydney, and a group show BloodLines at the Hawkesbury Regional Gallery.
Both exhibitions are seriously worth the trip. The Ray Hughes solo delivers further adventures of the irrepressible potato crew and road train, while the Hunter gig'll be an odds-on favourite with more than just the equine crowd. Curated by Peter Fay, the latter – a survey show of horses in Australian art – features everyone (from William Dobell to Arthur Boyd to Slim Barrie to Tom) and everything (from photography to toys to sculpture to Gai Waterhouse's hats!) pertaining to the subject – not the least being the Gang's own high religious holiday, The Melbourne Cup. Get hold of the catalogue if you can, it's a cracker.
We thought we'd brighten your day – we've posted images on…
The Art of Politics…
September 23, 2007 / prisoners of the crown / Leave a comment
For those of you with concerns beyond commission percentages and unit production, the Cross Arts Project mob have sent the following notice…
The Cross Art Projects invites you to
Cross Conversation: Saturday 6 October, 3-5PM
Political & Institutional Censorship, the Artist & Writer:
Innovation, critique, sedition and the political cycle: looking back, looking forward
Panel:Elizabeth Gertsakis artist, writer and curator
David Bernie, vice-president, Council for Civil Liberties NSW
Nick Tsoutas, senior curator, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre
With the Exhibition: The Wording of Police Charges
Mehmet Adil, Elizabeth Gertsakis & Michael Jones (Sedition)
Exhibition Dates: 14 September to 13 October 2007
Where: The Cross Art Projects, 33 Roslyn Street, Kings Cross
Information: Jo Holder 0406 537933———
Exhibition: THE WORDING OF POLICE CHARGES
Many find the suppression of freedom of expression under the government's Terror Laws unacceptable. But the suppression is spreading. The government is utilizing its legislative armory in more and more mainstream ways.Artists Mehmet Adil, Elizabeth Gertsakis and Michael Jones consider how restrictions to freedom of expression have quickly spread from remote legislative meeting rooms into civic and private realms.
The circle of suspects now includes journalists, scholars, students, lawyers, unionists and Aboriginal communities who disagree with authoritarian intervention legislation. Post-APEC, suspects include jay-walking accountants and accredited press photographers.
The exhibition title The Wording of Police Charges is one of fifty book covers adopted by the American artist RB Kitaj for his print series In Our Time (1979). Police Charges was a bestseller of its day.The installation by Elizabeth Gertsakis is based on a censored newspaper Police News (or The Citizen), produced over three years from 1875. Her new prints take up the crude graphic style of Police News and poetically reinterpret the newspapers burlesque and pathos. Each is accompanied by a newspaper-style interpretative poem.The popularity of Police News threatened the sales of Melbounes Age and Argus newspapers. Richard Egan-Lee, a radical writer and agitator, devised the paper and drew on the political tradition of William Cobbetts Political Register
, to advocate radical, social and parliamentary reform. Egan-Lees weekly diet of illustrated voyeurism focused on local criminality and corruption as a form of social and political criticism.Egan-Lees success in producing an illustrated weekly for the masses led to the Age and Argus pressing charges on grounds of obscenity. This resulted in changes to censorship legislation, creating a legacy of strict control lasting into the 1970s.In contrast to public advocacy, Mehmet Adils installation, Envy of the Visible-Invisible, captures fragile moments in an intimate process of thinking and writing. His images and objects act as connectors between a transitory thought and the recording of it. Here, thinking and writing are in transition toward a more crystallized form of a concept.
In a more pragmatic sense, the artist responds to a rhetorical question regarding art and its place in a broader social and cultural context. Any given answer is contingent on the cultural, social and political variables of its own time and space.
Michael Jones has cut words from the banner headlines of our daily newspapers, a daily diet of illustrated voyeurism and terrorist criminality, for his series of Apostasy collages. Like Egan-Lee before him, these images have a furious political intent.We have seen the sort of society politicians will tolerate to gain their own ends: a society that on a daily basis, accepts people being held without charge, and in court, evidence heard in camera, the use of pseudonyms and the suppression of evidence from publication (and its selective release by the government). Increasingly, it is the Attorney General who tells us what we can read and know.
Where: The Cross Art Projects
33 Roslyn Street, Kings Cross, Sydney (opposite St Lukes Hospital gates)
Hours: Wed to Sat, 11 to 6PM———
The Cross Art Projects
A space for independent art & curatorial studies
Director: Jo Holder
33 Roslyn Street Kings Cross Sydney 2011
Wednesday to Saturday, 11 to 6
T: + 61 (02) 9357-2058; 0406 537933
E: [email protected]
W: http://www.crossart.com.au
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Studio Hacienda opening at Workshop Bilk…
Workshop Bilk hosted a cash 'n carry treat for contemporary jewellery afficionados at the opening of Blanche Tilden and Phoebe Porter's Studio Hacienda exhibition/event, General Assembly, in Queanbeyan last night. There was no rest for the wicked artists, however, who found themselves obliged to work throughout the entire reception, so great was the demand for their services.
The show is prefaced on a pick 'n mix spontaneous production line – whereby punters are encouraged to choose from a variety of interchangeable components to design a brooch, which is then handed immediately over to the artists to literally knock up, in situ, while they watch and wait.
It's a very cute concept – and a rather nice play on performance/collaboration between the artist-journeyman and the customer. And hugely successful if one can judge from the spanking trade of that first evening…
The event runs over the weekend – so if your hankering to express yourself in a classic Studio Hacienda kind of way, then you'd best head across the border pronto and get cracking.
The crafty dahhhling brigade was out in force, naturally… | {
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Under 35s Ticket Scheme
'Opera really can be for all' (Evening Standard)
Under 35? Buy a £5 ticket to see live opera in theatres across the country. Sign up to our mailing list below and get behind the scenes news, videos and access to cheap tickets.
This spring you can utilise this offer at the following theatres:
Hackney Empire, London
Buxton Opera House
York Theatre Royal
Festival Theatre, Malvern – £7 tickets
Exeter Northcott Theatre
Tickets are limited and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Terms and conditions apply.
MBE awarded to ETO's Tim Yealland in New Year's Honours List
Tim Yealland is to receive an MBE as part of the New Year's Honours for his work as Head of Education at English Touring Opera. Tim Yealland has been librettist and director of over 20 operas in his role at ETO. Critically acclaimed highlights include: Shackleton's Cat (4* The Times; 5* Opera Now), the story of Ernest Shackleton's voyage on the Endurance; the tale of the first dog in space, Laika The Spacedog (winner of the Armel Opera Festival, Hungary); and Different and This Is My Bed, operas for audiences with special educational needs and disabilities, written in collaboration with young people on the autistic spectrum. Under Tim Yealland, English Touring Opera introduces over 15,000 children and young adults to opera every year.
The ETO office will be closed from Saturday 22 December – Tuesday 1 January. Normal business shall resume on Wednesday 2 January.
You can book your tickets via the venue's website as normal. The tour dates can be found here. For more information about the productions visit the Macbeth, Idomeneo or Elizabeth I production pages.
In remembrance of Judith Ackrill
English Touring Opera has learned of the death of Judith Ackrill.
Remarkable, incisive, beautiful Judith was a friend, supporter, advisor and trustee of English Touring Opera for 24 years. She understood the company and its mission more than anyone, and enjoyed company performances with generous good will as well as critical insight. Around the time of each AGM, Judith would ask me if it was not time for her to leave the board, and I would entreat her to stay one more year, to help us to assess the fairness of auditioning, the sharpness of our self-evaluation, the clarity of our ways of listening to audience members – and, most recently, the recruitment of a new Music Director.
Judith was a strong advocate for the inspired work of ETO's former Associate Artist (Education), Tim Yealland. Clear thinking, sensitive, wise, Judith has been a wonderful guide and friend to me, and both a guardian and a champion of English Touring Opera.
I know that Judith worked hard for high standards and generous access in music and the arts in the UK – both in organisations (most recently the LSO) and as a freelance consultant. In my life there has been no one quite like her – and music in the UK is richer because she served it with energy and intelligence.
ETO dedicated to her memory the opening performance of the new production of works by Carissimi, Gesualdo and Purcell, and performed then as an encore a Carissimi chorus from Jephte that she had particularly admired. The exquisite 'Plorate, filii Israel' will now always be associated with Judith for the whole team at ETO.
(ETO General Director)
Office Closure in w/c 23 July 2018
The ETO office will be closed from Saturday 21 – Sunday 29 July. Normal business shall resume on Monday 30 July.
You can book your tickets via the venue's website as normal. The tour dates can be found here. For more information about the productions visit the Radamisto, Triple Bill or St Matthew Passion production pages.
Attend an audience focus group - we want to hear from you!
Time: 10.30am, 1pm and 3pm.
On Thursday 19 July, English Touring Opera are hosting a series of focus groups and we'd welcome you to register. Come and share your thoughts and join a conversation about opera, with refreshments provided.
Please fill out this form to register your interest.
All applicants will be sent a confirmation email from Sascha Kelly, our Reach Coordinator. As we can only accommodate limited participants, we would ask that you update us with any changes to your availability: [email protected]
ETO's music director Michael Rosewell to step down from his position
ETO's distinguished music director Michael Rosewell to step down from his position
English Touring Opera's distinguished Music Director, Michael Rosewell, has announced that he will be stepping down from his position as Music Director for ETO at the end of 2018. Rosewell has worked with English Touring Opera as Associate Conductor and then as Music Director for fourteen years. During which time critical appraisals of the musical standards of the company have been consistently high, and the repertoire has expanded considerably.
Michael Rosewell's time with ETO has been a golden period. Michael has been offered and has accepted, the new honorary title of Conductor Laureate of English Touring Opera.
Michael Rosewell has agreed that he will continue to offer his valued advice to General Director James Conway on an informal basis. It is expected that Michael will return to work as a conductor for specific opera projects, and there is a plan for him to develop a programme mentoring young conductors under the ETO umbrella.
Michael Rosewell: "It has been a privilege to have been part of such a fruitful artistic partnership with James Conway and to have collaborated with so many leading British-based singers and orchestral players during my time with ETO."
James Conway, ETO General Director: "Working alongside Michael Rosewell (so far… I hope there is much more to come!) has been one of the most pleasant and enriching experiences of my professional life. I saw where I thought ETO had to go when I came to the company 15 years ago, and I was lucky enough to find in Michael Rosewell an artistic partner to get there. Michael is that rare thing: a brilliant opera conductor, a company man, a collaborator, leader and mentor of exceptional skill, tact and experience."
We'd welcome you to share your memories, or send a message to Michael below.
New Data Protection Policy
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: DATA PROTECTION LAWS ARE CHANGING
You may be aware that new regulations will shortly be coming into force about how organisations collect and use personal data.
At English Touring Opera we process personal information for certain legitimate business purposes, which include some or all of the following:
• Where the processing enables us to enhance, modify, personalize or otherwise improve the services/communications we provide our audiences
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We hold your Personal Data Rights in high regard and, whenever we process data for these purposes, we will ensure that we always protect them.
We do not sell personal details to third parties for any purpose. We may share anonymised personal information with other organisations, particularly Arts Council England, who use this to analyse our audience development and our ticket sales and self-generated funding to assess the impact of the public investment made in English Touring Opera. We may also combine information you provide with data available from external sources in order to understand your interests, send you the most relevant communications and improve our marketing methods.
Your right to object, to correct the information we hold for you or to unsubscribe
You have the right to object to this processing if you wish. If you would like to amend the information we hold for you, or opt out from future marketing communications, please email us at [email protected] or write to: Freepost ENGLISH TOURING OPERA.
English Touring Opera is a national arts organisation registered in England and Wales (Company No. 1458501) and a registered charity regulated by the Charity Commission (Charity No. 279354). Its registered office address is Hanover House 14 Hanover Square, London, W1S 1HP. You can contact us by writing to English Touring Opera, 3rd Floor, 50 Britton Street, London, EC1M 5UP. Alternatively you can call us on 020 7833 2555 or email us by clicking here.
ETO shortlisted for international opera award for young audiences
Different, our opera for audiences with special educational needs, has been nominated in the category Best Opera for a prestigious YamAward.
The awards are sponsored by Reseo, the European network for education, participation and creative learning in opera and dance. There are three other productions nominated, two from Finland and one from South Africa. The awards are announced in Porto on Monday 4 September.
You can find out more here and also vote for Different.
International Opera Award Nomination
English Touring Opera is honoured to have been nominated for two International Opera Awards in two categories: Accessibility and Rediscovered Work for its Spring 2015 production of Donizetti's The Wild Man of the West Indies (Il furioso all'isola di San Domingo).
The jury was chaired by John Allison, editor of Opera magazine and classical music critic with The Daily Telegraph. The panel also included, among others, Joan Matabosch, Artistic Director of Teatro Real, Madrid, Nicholas Payne, Director of Opera Europa, Sebastian Schwarz, General Director of Glyndebourne, Hugh Canning, chief music critic for the The Sunday Times, George Hall, music and opera critic for Guardian and The Stage, and George Loomis, opera and classical music writer for Opera, International New York Times, The Financial Times and other publications.
These nominations are a recognition of ETO's commitment to bringing the best quality opera to as many audiences as possible across the UK, and follow ETO's Olivier Award win in 2014 for Outstanding Achievement in Opera for two other productions of rare works: Britten's Paul Bunyan and Tippet's King Priam.
Iqbal Kahn, who directed The Wild Man of the West Indies, said: "It was a privilege to be asked by James Conway [ETO's General Director] to direct this compelling and neglected work. Donizetti, with Cardenio, has created one of the most intriguingly drawn roles for baritone, and, in the slave Kaidamà, has surely left us the first sympathetic portrait of a black man in opera, satiric and subversive. In my opinion it is a surprising, beautifully composed and dramaturgically complex masterwork".
ETO continues its accessibility mission, touring three outstanding operas this season: Mozart's Don Giovanni, Gluck's Iphigénie en Tauride, and the UK stage premiere of Donizetti's Pia de' Tolomei. Alongside its main stage shows, ETO will also be touring two new operas written for children: the award-winning Laika the Spacedog (for children aged 7-11) and Dust Child, an opera composed for children with ASD and special educational needs.
The winners will be announced at a ceremony in central London on Sunday 15 May. To vote in the Readers' Award please go to the International Opera Awards website
#OperaAwards2016
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A marreca-rabo-de-espinho (Oxyura vittata), também conhecida popularmente como marreca-pé-na-bunda, é uma ave anseriforme da família Anatidae.
Características
A marreca-rabo-de-espinho é uma ave pequena, medindo aproximadamente 40 cm de comprimento e pesando cerca de 640 gramas. Apresenta dimorfismo sexual: o macho possui a cabeça negra, plumagem do corpo castanho-avermelhada e bico azul; a fêmea possui plumagem do corpo castanho-escura, pescoço branco, coroa e faixa os lados da cabeça negras.
A principal característica desta espécie é o tamanho avantajado de seu pênis intromitente que, em proporção ao tamanho do corpo, é o maior de todos os vertebrados. O pênis da marreca-rabo-de-espinho é espiral, aproximadamente igual em comprimento ao de um avestruz, e possui uma textura espinhosa e semelhante a uma escova. A fêmea, por uma vez, possui uma vagina espiral em sentido oposto. Pouco é conhecido sobre o ato sexual desta espécie.
É encontrada no Chile e Argentina, migrando no inverno para o sul do Brasil e Paraguai. Passa a maior parte do tempo na água e raramente voa.
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Anatidae
Aves do Brasil
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Marketing exec Chris Cappossela says Microsoft vs Apple days are behind the company
Kareem Anderson Email @MindHead1 Apr 26th, 2018 in Latest news
Folks, we may be at the end of an era. The time old tradition of picking the side of your favorite superpowered tech company in the Microsoft vs. Apple wars looks to be winding down. Microsoft is looking beyond platform wars to embrace a more forward-leaning approach of strategic partnerships to achieve an omnipresence across devices for all of its users.
According to an interview with the "leading post cable network" Cheddar, Microsoft's marketing executive Chris Capossela echoed the sentiments of the company in regards to the way its approaching its new found competitive strategy.
Microsoft CMO @chriscapossela explains why the Microsoft vs Apple fight is over. #CheddarLIVE pic.twitter.com/yAEjAGJfyN
— Cheddar (@cheddar) April 25, 2018
Microsoft is no longer looking to continuously go head to head against its rivals in Apple, Amazon, Google and the like, but instead, look for partnering and collaborative opportunities more often. After almost 40 years of industry observation, most would be forgiven in taking a cynical pause at Capossela's remarks, as Microsoft has made its business on the backs of direct competition, questionable "embracing and extinguishing" tactics and drawn out legal proceedings to bolster is competitive edge.
However, the winds of time are in the driver seat for Microsoft rather than a collection of stuffed-suited bigwigs in smoked-filled backrooms trading industry power for profits. As Capossela poignantly highlights, it's finally the users who are dictating how and where Microsoft should put its efforts and at this point, it's on other platforms. After being trounced in the smartphone platform battle, Microsoft has decided to focus its efforts to be where its users are, on Android, iOS, the web and in the cloud. The company's relatively new approach has been a hit with investors, who have propped up Microsoft's market value right behind that of Apple, in the US.
Despite the smartphone market feeling like a new and vibrant personal computing era, we've just edge past the decade mark and its evolution is slowing beginning to manifest itself in connected experience. Microsoft is looking to be not only be at the forefront of that wave of transition from a single slab of handheld metal and glass to an ambient task-specialized devices, and do so with the help of its valued partners. Perhaps, now mindsets will evolve from pitching Microsoft vs Apple to Microsoft AND Apple, and it'll be as easy to understand as water is wet.
Further reading: Apple, Chris Capossela, Marketing, Microsoft | {
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THE ILLUSTRATING TRAVELER:
ADVENTURE AND ILLUSTRATION IN NORTH AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 1760-1895
A Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library Exhibition
Organized by William S. Reese and George Miles
Last Revised September 4, 1996
Return to Beinecke Library Home Page
The travel narrative is one of the earliest and most enduring of literary genres. From the Odyssey onward, the interest of the public in hearing tales of foreign places, and the desire of the traveler to tell them, have never wavered. Through their words of description writers tried to provide their readers with pictures of places and things seen. Early travel narratives very seldom contained accurate illustrations; pictures were generally included for decoration, not illustration and readers relied on the verbal text for information.
In the 18th century travel accounts began increasingly to incorporate illustration as a parallel visual text to describe and explain the observations of travelers. The ability of pictures to accurately convey detail and nuance gave both the artistic and scientific traveler a new tool with which to explain their experience to the reader. With the invention of the new printing techniques of aquatint and lithography in the late 18th and early 19th centuries the possible uses for illustration increased in sophistication and affordability.
This exhibition displays illustrated traveler's narratives and original art by travelers from the later 18th to the late 19th century. Geographically it covers travelers to North America in its broadest sense, from the high Arctic to the Caribbean. In al most every item shown, the printed images are based on original artwork by either the author or an artist connected with a larger expedition or team which included the narrative's author. In some cases the artists who translated the original image into print took liberties with the traveler's artwork, but in most instances shown the author-artists have expressed themselves directly in both word and image. This intertwining of verbal and visual texts allows a far more effective and sophisticated presentation of evidence to the reader.
The media shown here range from mezzotint and engraving, through aquatint, lithography, and chromolithography, to photography and photomechanical processes invented in the late 19th century. The material varies widely in purpose, from images designed to capture mood and "spirit of place" to scientific illustrations. Often the artists themselves were ambivalent about their intent, infusing scientific images with a picturesque air, or allowing the format of the publication, such as costume books or landscape portfolios, to dictate the presentation. In other instances they appear in close support of a written text. In every case, the illustrations exist within the context of the words which accompany them.
The show is arranged in six broad thematic categories, which try to illuminate some of the variety and richness the illustrating travelers brought to their work. Each section has been divided into three WWW pages to reduce the time required to load them.
Encountering Native Americans
Customs of the Country
Valor and Endurance
An Analytic Eye
The Sublime and the Picturesque
The Spirit of Place
Send comments to George Miles, William Roberston Coe Curator of Western Americana, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University
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Q: Prime divisor in positive integers sequences I would like to know if anyone has an ideea if the following statement is true.
For any sequence of consecutive positive integerers $(n_0, n_0+1,..., n_0+k).$ Where $n_0 \ge 1, k\ge 0,$ but $k\ge 1$ if $n_0 = 0$ (so different from the sequence (1)). There exists a prime number p that divides only one number in the sequence.
For example in the sequence (14, 15, 16) 7 divides only one of them, it doesn't have to be unique as 5 also divides only one of them.
A few restrictions that I managed to find for a counter-example to exist:
*
*The sequence cannot contain a prime number, otherwise it will also contain a largest prime number and that prime will only divide itself.
*k has to be smaller than $2\times n_0,$ otherwise the sequence will contain a prime number.
*The number of elements in the sequence (i.e. $k+1$) cannot be a prime number, otherwise that prime will only divide one number.
I made a simple computer program to check for such a sequence and couldn't find any in all possible sequences for up to $n_0 = 200000.$
A: If $n_0 > k+1$ we have Sylvester's Theorem (see here, see here for the original paper by Sylvester and see here for a proof by Erdős), which states that $n_0(n_0 + 1) \cdots (n_0 + k)$ is divisible by a prime $p$ bigger than $k+1$, so that exactly one element of our sequence is divisible by $p$. For $n_0 \le k+1$ we have a prime $p$ with $n_0 \le \left \lceil(n_0 + k)/2 \right\rceil < p \le n_0 + k$ by Bertrand's Postulate and no other integer in the sequence can be divisible by $p$, since $2p > n_0 + k$.
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with love and friendship and great adventure!!!
Tsugupon will be turning 19 next month.....hope we getto see more of her!
Hope this lovely young woman has a great day with her family and friends!!
And may the coming year bring Tsugumi san much joy and happiness!!
And another profile clip, with thanks to Youtuber akbskenmbhktlove!
Tsugumi from the January issue of Bomb.
Best wishes for a bright future to a lovely young woman.
As per TokyoHive, she did not elaborate on future plans.
Former SKE48 member Iwanaga Tsugumi (岩永亞美) opens her official blog, and according to her blog post she will open her official twitter in April 2015. | {
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Wickham Park is home to 250 acres of beautiful gardens, open fields, ponds, and playgrounds. We enjoyed a beautiful afternoon at the playground and bird aviary.
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Rounding out their month-long trip around North America opening for Great Good Fine Ok, indie-pop band Flor rocked out their second to last show of tour at The Foundry at The Fillmore in Philadelphia on Tuesday, January 31st. Fresh off the release of their newest single, "Hold On," and the announcement of a support slot on Hayley Kiyoko's spring tour, the Portland/LA-based group seem to be gearing up to release a new EP or album.
As people slowly trickled into the venue, Flor kicked off their set with "Guarded," and fans in the front row began singing along almost immediately. The energy from the band was contagious, as lead singer Zach Grace masterfully switched between his keyboard and a baby blue electric guitar, which was strapped around his chest with a guitar strap that perfectly matched his floral bomber jacket. Guitarist McKinley Kitts, bassist Dylan William, and drummer Kyle Hill all showed their passion for their music during the set, mouthing along to the lyrics and connecting with fans in the audience while holding down the tracks.
In between songs, Grace continuously mentioned how thankful they were for the ability to play to the audience, and even dedicated "Let Me In" to a fan in the audience who had specifically requested it. The band got the strongest reaction from the audience during "Back Again" and "Heart," the group's most popular tracks to date. By the end of the set, everyone was dancing to Flor's infectious tunes, and they had clearly made fans out of all in attendance.
When I first saw Flor in 2015, they were opening for Halsey and Young Rising Sons at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, playing to a sold out crowd. In the two years that have passed since that show, it has been incredible to witness the clear development in not only the band's music, but also their performance style. With the upcoming release of new songs, it is impossible to predict how much they will continue to grow, so I am incredibly excited to watch their next steps.
Catch Flor at their intimate set at The Knitting Factory in Brooklyn on Saturday, or on tour with Hayley Kiyoko all through March. For updates on new music and more tour dates, check out their website, Facebook, and Twitter. | {
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This performance will start promptly at 8pm.
In a pre-recorded interview with Douglas Hofstadter, whose book Gödel, Escher, Bach inspired this event, Du Sautoy posits Bach as a musical coder, applying rules to musical material to grow something complex and beautiful. His works are then fed through a machine learning process created by computational artist Parag K Mital, which uses the data in Bach's writing to 'compose' a piece of its own. Here's where you, the audience come in. Arranged next to real Bach pieces and new pieces by composers Robert Thomas and Robert Laidlow will you be able to tell the difference?
Alongside Esfahani's performance, a small ensemble of musicians from the London Contemporary Orchestra perform a piece which you help compose on the spot as the music, formed from composition both by AI and Thomas, will react to audience feedback in the moment.
Mathematician, Professor Marcus Du Sautoy answers your social media questions on machine learning. | {
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Q: stream_socket_client(): Unable to set private key file I'm implementing iOS Push Notifications with PHP and for the last couple of hours I've been struggling with this error stream_socket_client(): Unable to set private key file.
I've already came across various related issues in SO but none helped me so far.
Anyway I made an interesting finding.
This is my code:
$context = stream_context_create();
stream_context_set_option($context, 'ssl', 'local_cert', $this->sslPem);
stream_context_set_option($context, 'ssl', 'passphrase', $this->passPhrase);
$this->apnsConnection = stream_socket_client('ssl://gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com:2195', $error,
$errorString, 60, STREAM_CLIENT_CONNECT, $context);
var_dump($this->apnsConnection);
Outputs:
stream_socket_client(): Unable to set private key file
But the moment I remove the protocol (ssl://) from the Address to the socket to connect to, it connects successfully.
$this->apnsConnection = stream_socket_client('gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com:2195', $error,
$errorString, 60, STREAM_CLIENT_CONNECT, $context);
var_dump($this->apnsConnection);
Outputs:
resource(93, stream)
How and why does it happen this way?
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In December of 1998 the CEC Board embarked upon a project which would celebrate Canadian electroacoustics at the turn of the millennium. The project proposed was a CD anthology; something which would highlight the past, present and future of electroacoustics in this country.
Part of celebrating the past was a look at the community's beginnings, and how it had changed over the years. Looking at a time before the CEC, from Hugh Le Caine's time when a few individuals created works essentially in isolation, to the days when local festivals and conferences flourished and were exciting meeting places for large parts of a growing community, to the final leaner days of the mid-1990s where major financial cuts to all areas of Canadian life changed the direction of culture in this country.
During the middle, more financially secure section of this time newsletters were distributed and meetings were held discussing the formation of a national organization which would bring 'individuals out of the cold' and link them to others from across the country. The community needed a national infrastructural and communications organization to keep people informed between the times of festivals and conferences, and supported the creation of the CEC to represent composers of electroacoustics within Canada and abroad. The CEC was incorporated in 1986 and since its inception has labored to bring Canadian electroacoustics to the various national and international debates.
Individuals profited, and so did the community. The precursors to SOCAN, CAPAC and PROCAN had competitions which awarded members of the electroacoustics community (then Electronic and Computer Music) for outstanding compositions from young composers (now the Hugh Le Caine Awards). In 1990 Radio Canada International, part of the CBC/SRC, recognized Canadian electroacoustics by creating an anthology which brought together works from as many prominent composers as would fit on two CDs. Electroacoustics was being recognized by the Canada Council more and more, and the CEC was being supported by an operating grant to aid with raising the awareness of this art.
Looking back upon this history, the CEC Board in 1998 consulted the community and received many strongly and intelligently worded letters of support for the creation of a project to suit the times. The Board was encouraged, and sought financial support for a multilevel CD project. The SOCAN Foundation was consulted regarding funding for a CD of short works from young and emerging sound artists, and they responded in full to the CEC's plan.
The project proposed was called Cache, and was centered around a single CD of works judged by a large jury of community members meeting over the internet, auditioning works from the CEC's website. To determine who was young and/or emerging, over 50 community members were consulted and they were asked for nominations for potential participants. Each of the nominees were then consulted and invited to submit pieces.
Cache was not just a CD publishing project. Électroacoustiques université Concordia university Electroacoustics (EuCuE) and Christ Church Cathedral (both in Montreal) were involved at an early stage in the proposals, and held concerts around the Cache theme: Four EuCuE concerts (three in Ovt/Nov 1999 and one in Feb. 2000) One special CD launch concert at the CCC (Summer 2000).
Besides the concert opportunities, activities on the web were incorporated: The Feb. 2000 concert was webcast live so listeners around the globe could participate. All official competition pieces are now apart of eContact!. All works submitted of duration's longer than 7 minutes also appear in eContact!
During the Cache jurying period, the CEC announced the formation of a yearly competition for young and emerging sound artists called Jeu de Temps / Times play, which awards the top five Cache jury selections with additional prizes. With the creation of this competition, the CEC pledges to encourage the creation of new electroacoustic works and to promote a segment of our community of the future.
eContact! 3.1 — Jeu de Temps / Times Play 2000. Montréal: Communauté électroacoustique canadienne / Canadian Electroacoustic Community. | {
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Buy "Supercollider"
CREDITS INCLUDE:
Composer, Music cues for Getty Images Music Libraries, 2016-2017.
Composer, Music cues for 5 Alarm Music libraries. December, 2015.
Composer, Music heard and placed recently on Bravo, E! Network, TV shows Nightwatch and The Queen Latifah Show.
Orchestrator, Conductor. PGA, LPGA golf themes. James Dooley, composer music cues. Recorded with symphony orchestra at the Warner Bros. Eastwood Scoring Stage. May, 2015.
Orchestrator, Choral Conductor. James Dooley Trailer music cues. Recorded with 32 voice choir at Skywalker Ranch. August 2013.
Orchestrator. James Dooley Trailer music cues. Recorded with the Bratislava Orchestra. July, 2013.
Orchestrator. "The Longest Daycare." for Hans Zimmer, with additional music by James Dooley. Recorded at RCP Productions. June, 2012. Short for The Simpsons.
Orchestrator. "Barbie and the Pink Shoes." for James Dooley. Recorded with the Bratislava Orchestra. June, 2012.
Orchestrator. James Dooley Trailer music cues. Recorded with Bratislava Orchestra. June, 2012.
Orchestrator. James Dooley Trailer music cues. Recorded with the LSO at Air Studios. March, 2011.
Composer. "Christmas Ballet." heard on the Dr. Oz Show, December 2010.
Sound Design. Lost Planet 2. for Jamie Christopherson, 2010.
Orchestrator. Pushing Daisies. for James Dooley (Emmy award for best music, 2008)
Orchestrator. Little Mermaid; Ariel's Beginning. For Disney and James Dooley. March 2008.
Sound Design. "The Treasure of Ugarit." for Jamie Christopherson. 2007.
Orchestrator. Urmel voll in Fahrt. for James Dooley and Tim Davies. 2007.
Music Preparation. Pushing Daisies. for James Dooley and Tim Davies. November 2007.
Orchestrator. Who's Your Caddy? for Jon Lee, composer. 2007.
Vocal Score Transcriptions/Arrangement. High School Musical 2. 2007. for Sound Delux Studios.
Taiko Drum Programming, Stranglehold (Video Game) 2007. For Jamie Christopherson at Sound Delux Studios.
Copyist. Full Orchestra. Video game, concert and film music. 2007 for orchestrator Tim Davies.
Orchestration, Daddy Day Camp, 2007. for James Dooley, composer.
Orchestration, The Mars Underground. 2006. James Dooley
Composer, additional stage music. "Romance" 2007. Gables Stage.
Composer, published classical music for choir, wind instruments, orchestra.
Composer, "Astronauts" cues recorded with live orchestra. 2003.
Bassoon, former 2nd bassoon/contrabassoon, Florida Grand Opera. 2000-2005.
Piano. Ben Vereen, Clint Holmes, Peter Noone, 1998-2001.
Piano. Accompanist at Harvard-Westlake School. 2005-2008.
Producer, CDS Productions. Radio spots, song demos, audio.
Composer-Assistant Producer. Beachwood studios (currently edr) | {
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TMSG: 8-Year-Old Pays Off Entire School's Lunch Debt By Selling Key Chains
8-year-old Keoni Ching wanted to help his Vancouver community with his small business.
Ching recently launched a handmade key chain project for his school's "Kindness Week." With the help of his parents April and Barry and his grandparents, Ching created over 300 key chains, which he sold for $5 each.
In his total efforts, Ching was able to earn a whopping $4,015. All of which he is giving to the lunch debt of his school Benjamin Franklin Elementary and six others. He was inspired by San Francisco 49ers player Richard Sherman, who also paid off more than $27,000 of school lunch debt for students.
He told CNN, "I love key chains. They look good on my backpack." Adding that he wanted to help others because "it just makes the world a better place." | {
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