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news from all over the world
Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE Finalists Conduct Final Field Tests in Puerto Rico for $1M NOAA Bonus Prize
Three Teams Use Their Technologies To Detect Chemical or Biological
Signals Underwater and Autonomously Track Its Source
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–As the world’s leader in designing and managing incentive competitions
to solve humanity’s grand challenges, XPRIZE today announced that the
three finalist teams competing for the $1M Bonus Prize sponsored by the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), in its Shell
Ocean Discovery XPRIZE, have tested their technologies in Ponce, Puerto
Rico.
The $1M NOAA Bonus Prize is part of the $7M Shell Ocean Discovery
XPRIZE, a three-year global competition challenging teams to advance
ocean technologies for rapid, unmanned and high-resolution ocean
exploration. To win the NOAA portion of the prize, competing teams need
to demonstrate that their technology can identify and track, or “sniff
out,” a specified object in the ocean by tracing a biological or
chemical signal to its source. The development of such technologies can
help detect sources of pollution, identify hydrothermal vents
and methane seeps, as well as track marine life for scientific research
and conservation efforts. The winning devices could also be used to
identify and track signals from sunken vessels including planes, ships,
or submarines in the future.
“The NOAA Bonus Prize teams are developing exciting, pioneering
technologies that will help us uncover the mysteries of the ocean,” said
Jyotika Virmani, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Shell Ocean Discovery
XPRIZE. “Having the opportunity to bring these teams, and their
technologies, to beautiful Puerto Rico as originally planned is a
win-win for everyone involved, and we were delighted to be able to work
with our local partners.”
“XPRIZE represents the rapid scientific progress that can be gained
through successful public-private partnerships,” said United States
Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross. “Moreover, this competition plays a
dual role: potentially providing NOAA with invaluable tools to oversee
the health of our oceans, while also demonstrating the resilience of
local Puerto Rican communities in the aftermath of the tragic hurricanes
The final field test fulfills XPRIZE’s commitment to Puerto Rico, after
initial plans to host its round one field tests for the Ocean Discovery
XPRIZE were cancelled due to the destruction and devastation of
Hurricanes Irma and Maria in September 2017. Between January 20 to
February 2, the finalist teams showcased their technologies by trying to
detect and track a plume from two sources in a test zone established off
the south coast of Ponce.
“New technologies that can detect and trace chemical and biological
signals in the ocean is another stunning achievement in expanding the
blue economy,” said retired Navy Rear Adm. Timothy Gallaudet, Ph.D.,
acting under secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere at NOAA.
“This great public-private partnership supports NOAA’s critical mission
to conserve and manage coastal and marine ecosystems and resources.”
For this final field test, XPRIZE partnered with the Government of
Puerto Rico, the Port of Ponce Authority, the University of Puerto Rico
at Mayagüez and its Department of Marine Science in La Parguera, the
United States Coast Guard, the Caribbean Coastal Ocean Observing System
(CARICOOS), Ponce Yacht and Fishing Club, and multiple other government,
nonprofit and commercial organizations to provide additional support
technology, vessels, and logistical assistance.
“We are committed to providing the infrastructure and logistics to
support the demonstration of new and exciting technologies, and at the
same time show the scientific world the many benefits Puerto Rico offers
as an attractive destination for research and innovation,” said Puerto
Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló. “Puerto Rico’s privileged location in
the Caribbean makes it the ideal destination to carry out world-class
research.”
The NOAA Bonus Prize finalists who opted to compete for this Prize were
initially chosen by an independent judging
panel of seven experts as semi-finalists for the Ocean Discovery
XPRIZE. Teams
in the final round include:
BangaloreRobotics
(Bangalore, Karnataka, India) – Led by Dr. Venkatesh
Gurappa, this international team of students and enthusiasts from
across the world share the common interest of making the world safe
for human and other life forms through technology. BangaloreRobotics’s
goal is to create intelligent and autonomous robots that can replace
human presence in hazardous areas. The team is developing innovative
and low-cost Underwater Swarm AUVs.
Quest (San Jose, CA, United States) – Led by Danny Kim, Quest
Institute has a long track record of taking on the most challenging
endeavors in science and technology for the purposes of education and
inspiring the next generation of leaders. Quest is looking to innovate
in the deep oceans arena to help foster not only new technology and
techniques, but make ocean exploration and education accessible to the
students around the world. The team endeavors to design a marine STEM
platform for students worldwide to enable project-based learning with
new technology and techniques.
Deep Sea X-plorers (Tampa, FL, United States) – Led by
Edward Larson, the Tampa Deep-Sea X-plorers are an LLC registered in
the state of Florida for the purpose of competing in the Shell Ocean
Discovery XPRIZE. The team seeks to harness the talents and resources
of Central Florida’s academic and business communities to design and
build a viable solution to win the competition. The team is using
existing technology and side scanning sonar on multiple AUVs.
In addition to announcing its field test operations in Puerto Rico,
XPRIZE also formed a new partnership with Ocean
Infinity, the seabed survey and ocean exploration company that is
credited for finding ARA San Juan, the Argentine Navy submarine which
was lost on November 15, 2017. The partnership will provide XPRIZE with
the highest-resolution ocean seafloor maps of the competition area.
Combined with data from XPRIZE partner Fugro,
these maps form the baseline against which teams’ technologies will be
judged for the Grand Prize of the Ocean
Discovery XPRIZE.
The winners of the NOAA Bonus XPRIZE as well as the Grand Prize
winner(s) of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE will be announced by June
For more information, visit oceandiscovery.xprize.org.
About XPRIZE
XPRIZE, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is the global leader in designing and
implementing innovative competition models to solve the world’s grandest
challenges. Active competitions include the Lunar XPRIZE, the $20M NRG
COSIA Carbon XPRIZE, the $15M Global Learning XPRIZE, the $10M ANA
Avatar XPRIZE, the $7M Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE, the $7M Barbara
Bush Foundation Adult Literacy XPRIZE, and the $5M IBM Watson AI XPRIZE.
For more information, visit xprize.org.
XPRIZE Communications
Eric Desatnik
prcontact@xprize.org
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TOPICS:AmericaCannibalismcrimedeathmurderpolice
Philadephia, PA | 44-year old Bruce Franklin was arrested this morning, after he confessed to killing his wife and eating her flesh while he was stuck with her in an elevator.
According to the Philadelphia Police Department, the partially devoured corpse of his wife was lying next to him when he was rescued after being stuck for three days in an elevator.
Mr Franklin immediately confessed that he had reluctantly killed her and eaten almost 12 lbs of her flesh, saying it was necessary to his own survival.
Philadelphia Police Deputy Commissioner Richard Ross, says the accused clearly felt guilty about his crime
Commissioner Ross says the accused started crying as soon as he was freed from the elevator and kept repeating “Why did I do it?”
Mr Franklin and his wife, Janet Willis, were coming back from the restaurant when they took an express elevator to reach their apartment on the 42nd floor.
On their way up, the elevator unexpectedly stopped, and the couple was stranded.
Mr Franklin says he hit the alarm and waited, but nothing happened. He investigated his surroundings, but there was no warning text and no elevator emergency phone in the 6-by-6 box.
Since they didn’t have their cell phones with them, the couple had no way of reaching the outside world.
Hours went by and no one came. Starting to get desperate, the 300-lb man tried to pry the door open, planning to climb down the elevator shaft like Bruce Willis in Die Hard. Instead, he was met with a solid concrete wall with the number 13 stenciled on it.
Being in an express elevator, there was no opening for the floors that weren’t served, and Mr. Franklin found himself facing 34 floors of solid concrete shaft.
The couple were stuck in an express elevator, and the shaft had no access to the lower floors.
The couple could do nothing but stand there for the rest of the afternoon. And into the night. And then overnight. Then all day the next day.
After about 48 hours, Mr Franklin says he was suffering from severe dehydration and began fearing for his life.
According to his lawyer, Darrel Hunter, Bruce Franklin had no other choice than to kill his wife and ingest her flesh and blood if he wanted to survive.
Mr Hunter says his client is in fact a victim and that Ms Willis’ death was caused by the negligence of the residential building’s security staff.
Despite his lawyer’s claims, Mr Franklin now faces a total of 14 charges, including second degree murder and cannibalism. He could face up to 75 years in prison.
China: Fertility clinic accused of inseminating women with pig semen
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Georgia: Amateur Divers Find Long-Lost Nuclear Warhead
Thailand: Tourist wearing fake shark fin harpooned 9 times by villagers
11 Comments on "Stuck 71 hours in an elevator, man kills and eats his wife to survive"
steven | April 26, 2017 at 1:22 am | Reply
hes 300 pounds 71 hours no food no water I’m sure he probably did feel like he was dying due to his health
Romualdo | April 25, 2017 at 3:41 am | Reply
I’d eat my mother in law but not my wife, I’d wait for a week or more, until barely able to move.
Peter | May 1, 2017 at 5:48 am |
Your fucked too
Argus | May 1, 2017 at 4:28 pm |
Ah….hahahahaha!
Sally Susie Little Gurl | November 4, 2018 at 4:33 am |
lydia | April 22, 2017 at 9:52 am | Reply
That man isnt normal
wanda i walker | April 20, 2017 at 1:24 pm | Reply
He deserves to die for killing his wife; learn to fast; three days is not critical. people has fasted for 40 days. shame on him. death sentence for him.
Chris | April 26, 2017 at 12:06 pm |
40 days without food, maybe. Not without water though. At best you might last a week under perfect conditions, average is roughly 3 days.
John H Earley Jr | April 27, 2017 at 11:11 pm |
Death sentence by starving his ass to death…fing 300 pound asshole…
LaDonna | April 29, 2017 at 3:59 pm |
I agree with Wanda!!..
Shame,
Shame,..stick it to him!!The MAX
David | April 19, 2017 at 10:55 pm | Reply
Till death do you part.
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TOPICS:bestialitycrimeJusticezooZoophilia
San Diego, CA | A San Diego Zoo employee has been formally accused of repeated sexual assault on a 15-year-old male gorilla.
Akimbo Obwe’bwe, a 29-year-old zoo intern originally from Gabon, was found guilty of feeding sedatives to Big George, one of the zoo’s top attractions, and partaking in sexual activity with the sedated animal.
According to unreleased video footage, Obwe’bwe proceeded to insert the animal’s penis inside his mouth for several minutes but apparently overestimated the strength of the medication, leading the animal to wake up and lash back at the zookeeper, alerting other employees.
“Although Mr. Obwe’bwe claims the sexual relationship was consensual, video footage clearly shows he attempted to sedate the animal,” Adam Simmons, a San Diego Zoo spokesman told reporters.
“His conduct was clearly inappropriate, reckless and dangerous for the animal as well,” he explained.
“Any sexual activity between animals and employees is strictly prohibited by San Diego Zoo policy,” he added.
Unreleased video footage allegedly shows Big George, one of San Diego Zoo’s top attractions, being sexually assaulted by Akimbo Obwe’bwe, a 29-year-old zoo intern originally from Gabon.
An act of despair
San Diego Zoo administrator, Janette Fitzgerald, says Mr. Obwe’bwe may have acted out of despair after learning his wife had left him.
“Some employees had voiced concerns that Mr. Obwe’bwe had recently become uneasily friendly with the animals since his divorce, but I could not expect it was this bad,” she told reporters.
“I am not aware of Gabonese cultural practices but it might also be a cultural thing,” she added.
According to current Californian law, bestiality is classed as a misdemeanor, an offense that is punishable by a maximum six-month county jail sentence and a maximum $1,000 fine.
New Zealand farmer arrested for selling sheep as sex slaves to ISIS
Would-be thief hospitalized after putting hot burritos up his rectum in 7-eleven store
Canadian spy arrested in Vermont, suspected of sabotaging American maple syrup production
6 Comments on "Zookeeper arrested after trying to molest 500-pound male gorilla"
Emanuel | February 6, 2018 at 12:35 pm | Reply
This is what happens when you let Nigerians work at zoos
roy borrill | June 10, 2018 at 2:18 am |
He was from Gabon you fucking halfwit, not Nigeria.
Вук | February 1, 2018 at 9:32 am | Reply
In the United States live only Imbeciles and the mentally deficient – it is a known fact!
Roy Borrill | December 13, 2017 at 11:15 pm | Reply
Trump was correct. Open borders immigration just encourages single men to enter America and rape our Gorillas.
bill green | December 11, 2017 at 9:40 pm | Reply
which one is the man?
li | December 2, 2017 at 12:38 pm | Reply
I wish all the bestiality to die from the disease HIV infection AIDS .
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Ben Hadwen
New Emanative LP ‘Earth’ on Jazzman Records is a crowning moment for Nick Woodmansey and the band
This is one LP that needs to be heard. Earth is the fourth album from the jazz outfit led by drummer Nick Woodmansey – son of Mick ‘Woody’ Woodmansey (who was the drummer with Bowie’s Spiders from Mars). Nick is joined on this masterpiece by a host of visionaries, including Idris Ackamoor from The Pyramids, Dele Sosimi once of Africa 80, Nat Birchall, Sarathy Korwar from Shabaka Hutchings’ set-up, Ben Hadwen from Ibibio Sound Machine, and The Heliocentrics’ Malcolm Catto.
This album brings a heady, multi-cultural strain of UK jazz with African, Indian and Middle Eastern influences. Emanative sound like no other on the current UK jazz scene and their LP comes at a time of great fertility. Their Sun Ra like mysticism and influences from around the world have created something more wonderful than their previous record – The Light Years of the Darkness – on Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label back in 2015.
Nick Woodmansey
In 2008, when Emanative began, it was an output for Woodmansey’s more broken beat/nu-jazz productions on the Futuristica Music label. Nick’s musical journey has been an interesting one to trace. The Light Years of the Darkness in 2015 also featured work with Keiran Hebden (Four Tet), where a deep percussive, sometimes hypnotic sound (such as on tracks like Makondi and Four Tet’s edit on the Lions Of Judah project) displayed another side to Emanative. Drumming on the Lions Of Judah project – with Ahmed Abdullah and in dedication to Sun Ra’s drummer Steve Reid – was Nick’s best known work previously. All profits went to the Steve Reid Foundation, a charity which Gilles Peterson set up and where Nick is a trustee – all in the name of the legendary jazz-drummer. The charity helps musicians in crisis as well as supports new talent.
Emanative’s Ben Hadwen
Also featured on the new album are core members: Jessica Lauren on keys, Tamar Osborn (baritone saxophone and flute), Ben Hadwen (bass clarinet, flute, tenor saxophone), Suman Joshi playing upright bass, and three percussionists: Sarathy Korwar, Phillip Harper and Vince Vella.
It is exciting to think where Emanative will go next – with Nick’s links to the electronic world and the glitterati of jazz and world music. This new album’s quality and the evolution to this spiritual jazz-inspired collective puts Emanative in a new league.
Two tracks from the Emanative album featured on the latest World Treasures Music radio show at 22m.35s. More tracks will also be featured next week on KMAH Radio, on Thursday, 2pm – 4pm (GMT).
June 29, 2018 WTM Africa 80, Ahmed Abdullah, Ben Hadwen, Dele Sosimi, Earth, Emanative, Four Tet, Gilles Peterson, Ibibio Sound Machine, Idris Ackamoor, Jazzman, Malcolm Catto, Nat Birchall, Shabaka Hutchings, Steve Reid, Sun Ra, The Heliocentrics, The Pyramids Leave a comment
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and the award goes to…
on November 24, 2014 December 4, 2014
Major League Soccer announced their end of season award nominees this week.
A good chunk of them come with their own title sponsors, as is the case with the Xbox Individual Fair Play Award, the MLSWORKS Humanitarian of the Year, the AT&T Rookie of the Year, the Allstate Goalkeeper of the Year and of course the big one, the Volkswagen Most Valuable Player. But there’s also the sponsorless awards like the Newcomer of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, Defender of the Year and Coach of the Year. Not that I think these awards are any less important. In fact, I’d sponsor one if MLS would accept just $100 bucks for it. But they won’t.
Anyway, since the shortlists were revealed, the debate over which of the lucky candidates will take home each of the coveted prizes has raged.
But just like with my piece on the FIFA Puskás Awards from last week, ultimately, these are all very subjective decisions. You may like one better than me, I may like one better than you, and that guy over there may like completely different options to both of ours. But winners will be picked by popular consensus — the official rules on how that consensus is reached can be found here — and then we’ll all get on with our lives.
However, since I didn’t get an invite to participate in the voting (#fistshake), I’m going to cast my votes here. A WSOTP MLS Awards, if you will.
So jump past the break, and find out who I would cast my votes — and why — if MLS had deemed my votes worthy of gathering.
AT&T ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Awarded November 24, 2014
Tesho Akindele (FC Dallas)
Steve Birnbaum (D.C. United)
Harry Shipp (Chicago Fire)
If the polls had closed for ROTY in June, Chicago’s Harry Shipp would probably be the one staring at an AT&T globe-shaped trophy this off season thanks to a red-hot start. Unfortunately for Harry, there was another four months of season to go after that point. Birnbaum would be a worthwhile candidate considering he started 21 matches this year as a rook in DC’s staunch defense. But he’s also 23. which is like grown-ass man age in the world of soccer. So for me, it’s Dallas’ Tesho Akindele that takes the honors after a 7 goal, 3 assist campaign — some of which came in some very pivotal moments in the season’s home stretch.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✓ – Tesho Akindele
MLS WORKS HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR
Diego Chara (Portland Timbers)
AJ DeLaGarza (LA Galaxy)
Zach Loyd (FC Dallas)
This is one of those awards that I’d be hard pressed to say “this dude deserves it the most”, because I’m not keeping track of every MLS players’ philanthropic activities. But I hope and have a hunch that they’ll give it to AJ DeLaGarza for his campaign to help his son Luca and others with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✓ – AJ DeLaGarza
DEFENDER OF THE YEAR
Bobby Boswell (D.C. United)
Omar Gonzalez (LA Galaxy)
Chad Marshall (Seattle Sounders)
This was a tough one for me, as all three of these guys had amazing seasons defensively. Boswell’s performances in the back — along with rookie nominee Birnbaum — are one of the biggest reasons for United’s resurgence this year. Omar was one of the few USMNT players who returned from the World Cup and his performances not only didn’t fall off, but actually improved. And Chad’s addition to the Seattle back line has proven crucial to the Sounders’ Supporter Shield winning campaign. I’m giving my vote to Chad Marshall due to his key defensive performance stats being superior in just about every category: 1.5 tackles per game, 4.3 interceptions per game (best by 1.7!), least amount of fouls at 0.6 per game, 7.1 clearances per game (Omar beat him with a 7.3), and blocked shots per game of 0.8.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✓ – Chad Marshall
Awarded December 2, 2014
Gregg Berhalter (Columbus Crew SC)
Ben Olsen (D.C. United)
Sigi Schmid (Seattle Sounders)
I wanted to struggle with this decision given the surprise turnaround that Gregg Berhalter lead my beloved Columbus Crew on this year. But there was really only going to be one winner in this one, and that’s D.C.’s Ben Olsen. Olsen’s side were literally the worst team in MLS last year, amassing just 16 points in 34 matches. This year they finished top of the table in the East with 59 points (+43) and third overall in the Supporters Shield. Though I will say I was shocked that FC Dallas’ Óscar Pareja didn’t make the short list after a similar turnaround to those displayed by Berhalter and Olsen’s sides.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✓ – Ben Olsen
Charlie Davies (New England Revolution)
Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders)
Rodney Wallace (Portland Timbers)
My hunch is that many will let sentimental votes be given to Charlie Davies — a man who suffered a horrendous accident nearly four years ago and has struggled to find form since then — for his important contributions to New England’s fine performance this season. And Rodney Wallace also recovered from an injury-hit 2013 season to recapture form and starting position in Portland. But my vote has to go to Sounders’ keeper Stefan Frei. — this despite the horrid tiny ponytail he’s been sporting of late. Frei missed almost the entirety of the 2012 season through injury, and then was buried on the Toronto FC bench for a sizable chunk of 2013. But this year, he’s been pivotal in Seattle’s run to the Supporters Shield.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✗ – Rodney Wallace
ALLSTATE GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR
Steve Clark (Columbus Crew SC)
Bill Hamid (D.C. United)
Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
Great, another award that I’m really struggling to not let my emotional ties to one of the nominees take a toll on. Nick Rimando has been his typical self this year, making ridiculous saves on a regular basis. But the Crew’s Steve Clark made also made some spectacular save and had huge impact in his first year in MLS –you could even say the Crew owed their playoff appearance this season to Clark’s efforts during some dry spells this year. And then there’s Bill Hamid, who did just the same for D.C. United this season. For me at least, it’s a neck-and-neck between Clark and Hamid. But given that Steve Clark had to play behind a patchwork defense for a majority of the season, I’m giving him the edge. Call me biased… I don’t care!
ACTUAL WINNER: ✗ – Bill Hamid
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
Stefan Ishizaki (LA Galaxy)
Jermaine Jones (New England Revolution)
Pedro Morales (Vancouver Whitecaps)
Let’s be hones: Jermaine Jones played a grand total of ten regular season matches this season for a New England side that was already doing pretty well without him. So to me, he’s not really even in the running on this one. That means we’ve narrowed the field to LA’s Ishizaki and Vancouver’s Morales. Both were incredibly important to each side’s seasons. But even though Ishizaki is looking a string puller for a very dangerous LA during the playoffs and the Caps barely scraped into post-season this year, I don’t think Vancouver probably wouldn’t have even been near playoff contention if it wasn’t for the Chilean’s efforts. So Pedro Morales gets the nod for that reason.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✓ – Pedro Morales
VOLKSWAGEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
Awarded December 3rd, 2014
Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy)
Obafemi Martins (Seattle Sounders)
Lee Nguyen (New England Revolution)
This was a tough one, which is how it should be for the most coveted individual award in Major League Soccer. Keane, Martins and Nguyen have been huge for their respective sides this year. Each has an international pedigree — though Lee is just now getting the recognition he deserves. All of their team’s are still in the running in the MLS Playoffs. And removing any of them from the equation this season, and their teams wouldn’t be flying near as high.
But I do think there is one differentiator that sets the winner apart from his fellow nominees: investment. Seattle and LA both offer some of the highest salaries in the league, and each team has a full complement of three Designated Players to rely upon. New England have a solitary DP in their ranks — Jones — and he didn’t arrive until two-thirds of the way through the season. So for me at least, Lee Nguyen had a far larger load to carry and for a longer time when compared against his fellow candidates. And for me at least, that makes him my 2014 league MVP.
ACTUAL WINNER: ✗ – Robbie Keane
Disagree with any of my picks? Let me hear about it in the comments below.
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AIRHELP LAUNCHES PASSENGER RIGHTS AWARENESS MONTH
Last updated on August 14, 2018
Things needs to change – Still, less than 10% know their rights
AirHelp’s survey* uncovers that 75% of U.S. air travelers feel uninformed about their rights by the airlines, and that less than 10% know their rights
Over $6 billion in compensation are left unclaimed every year globally
AirHelp partners with industry leaders in consumer rights to bring the conversation further
New York – August 8, 2018 – This summer has seen travelers left stranded at airports all over the world due to flight disruptions. In a survey commissioned by AirHelp, 75% of US travelers confirmed that they feel uninformed by airlines about their rights. Reinforcing its efforts to help air passengers around the world, AirHelp today launches Passenger Rights Awareness Month. Through this initiative, AirHelp is creating a platform for worldwide travelers to connect with handpicked global experts and consumer advocates to give travelers’ further insights into their rights.
If there is anything that this chaotic summer of travel has shown, it is that passengers will always find it useful to learn about their rights so that they can protect themselves for future trips. AirHelp is opening up its social media channels to travel connoisseurs and passenger rights advocates from all corners of the world to spread their knowledge and experiences to empower travelers globally to exercise their rights. Travelers will have the opportunity to connect with these experts through AirHelp to learn which steps to take when their travel plans go wrong, whether it is due to their flight being delayed or canceled, or if they are denied boarding.
Every year, almost 13 million passengers leave over $6 billion in the hands of the airlines globally. In the US, less than 25% of travelers who were on a disrupted flight actually filed a claim, and travelers from other countries are also leaving compensation unclaimed. As highlighted by AirHelp’s survey, this clearly shows that the implementation of the EC 261 regulation, which covers US travelers in certain circumstances, is not widespread enough.
“It is crystal clear that air passengers still feel powerless against airlines and many miss out on the compensation they’re owed by not filing a claim. And if airlines will not play their part to inform and educate their passengers, we will”, states Henrik Zillmer, CEO of AirHelp. He continues:
“With the launch of Passenger Rights Awareness Month we hope to push the envelope further in our efforts to inform travelers all over the world about their rights. There is great value in the EU law EC 261 protecting travelers’ rights. In the US, from January through June 2018, 415,800 passengers are owed $292 million in compensation from the airlines, which is nearly 60% more than the same period in 2017. This campaign is part of our tireless work to help travelers get the compensation that is rightfully theirs and support them all along the way.”
Christopher Elliott, consumer advocate and travel journalist, adds, “While all air travelers — including US-based passengers — are protected by international regulations like EC 261 and the Montreal Convention, the sad fact remains that more can be done to help them. The US is far behind other countries in terms of protecting travelers. Current regulations are inadequate and in the current administration, the few rules on the books are not being adequately enforced.”
Charles Leocha, President & Co-Founder of Travelers United, also adds “AirHelp is a gift to consumers who find the compensation landscape difficult to navigate. In Europe it provides a single platform that helps harmed consumers. And, in the USA it does even more. AirHelp educates travelers about rights that are not available within the USA however that US travelers can enjoy when traveling to or through Europe. Travelers United has been working with DOT in the US to make passenger rights clearer, however, mandatory compensation for delayed flights is a foreign concept to US travelers. Seeing these passenger rights in action in Europe will let American travelers know that the system can still operate with strong consumer protections and will allow US passengers to easily navigate the EU process for compensation.”
Flight disruptions: These are the passengers’ rights
For delayed or canceled flights, and in instances of denied boarding, passengers may be entitled to financial compensation of up to $700 per person in certain circumstances. The conditions for this stipulate that the departure airport must be within the EU, or the airline carrier must be based in the EU and landing in the EU. What’s more, the reason for the flight delay must be caused by the airline. Compensation may be claimed within three years of the disrupted flight.
Situations deemed as ‘extraordinary circumstances’ like storms or medical emergencies exempt the operating airline from the obligation to compensate passengers. In other words, ‘extraordinary circumstances’ do not qualify for flight compensation.
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Exclusive Line of "Killogy" Collectables Launches at Boston Comic Con from Skelton Crew Studio & Creator Alan Robert
Skelton Crew Studio, the sculpting house responsible for creating an array of high-end, limited edition replicas based on award-winning comics properties such as Locke &Key, Hellboy and CHEW, is excited to announce a new partnership with acclaimed comics creator Alan Robert to produce an exclusive line of collectables based on his hit comic Killogy (IDW Publishing).
The first products from the collection will make their debut at Boston Comic Con, July 31 - August 2, 2015. Two 16 oz. etched Killogy Pint Glasses will be available for purchase at Skelton Crew Studio's booth (D517), retailing at $10.99 each. One design features the voodoo artwork found in the comic, circled by an ominous warning of the impending apocalypse, and the other displays a bold Killogy skull logo. Each glass comes complete with a full-color, double-sided "Voodoo Brew" Drink Recipe Card, designed by Robert, using his signature artwork. So have a drink before the dead begin to rise from their graves — it just may be your last!
Killogy “Logo Skull” 16oz. Pint Glass:
http://skeltoncrewstudio.bigcartel.com/product/killogy-logo-skull-pint-glass-new
Killogy “Voodoo Skull” 16oz Pint Glass:
http://skeltoncrewstudio.bigcartel.com/product/killogy-voodoo-skull-pint-glass-new
More products are already in the pipeline and are expected for an early 2016 release, including a plush severed head based on the sarcastic, wisecracking Killogy character One-Eye Tessio. Fans of the comic will not be surprised to discover that One-Eye comes packaged inside his trusty Italian Ices container, just like in the books.
“Killogy is such an original concept and an amazing read,” said Skelton Crew Studio head Israel Skelton. “Alan is a huge talent and clearly an idea machine. We couldn’t be more stoked to be working with him.”
Robert adds, "With a roster filled with comics greats like Mignola, Templesmith, Hill & Rodriguez, and Layman & Guillory, I am extremely humbled and flattered to be welcomed into the Skelton Crew family! They produce some of the best replicas I've seen around and they are completely dedicated to bringing each creator's vision to life."
Killogy received critical acclaim and was named one of Bloody Disgusting's Top 5 Best Mini-Series of 2013. It received two Ghastly Awards nominations and picked up a Horror Comic Award from The Horror News Network. The apocalyptic dark comedy is now in development to become an animated series starring Frank Vincent (Goodfellas, The Sopranos), Marky Ramone (the Ramones), Brea Grant (Heroes) and Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein (of the Misfits fame). The celebrities all appeared inside the pages of the comic as well. In May, Rolling Stone posted a six-minute animated teaser. The animation was produced by Robert's Wasted Talent Entertainment, in association with Squeeze Studio Animation and Rodney Barnes, the producer of The Boondocks. Check it out at http://www.killogyanimated.com
Tagged: alan robert, billy batts, boston comic con, brea grant, comic con, Doyle, Doyle Misfits, frank vincent, goodfellas, idw, idw publishing, killogy, killogy animated, killogy comics, life of agony, marky ramone, ramones, skelton crew studio, sopranos, the ramones, the sopranos, voodoo, zombies
Life of Agony's Alan Robert joins Marky Ramone, Lita Ford and Cherie Currie of The Runaways On Stage for a Surprise Performance at Chiller Theatre Expo 2014!
Attendees of the Chiller Theatre Expo 2014 were in for a surprise treat when some living legends took the stage to perform their classic hits. The Runaways' Cherie Currie and Lita Ford, Marky Ramone of the Ramones, along with Life of Agony's Alan Robert rocked out to The Runaways' smash "Cherry Bomb" followed up by the Ramones "Rock N Roll High School." More photos can be found here >
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Tagged: alan robert, Cherie Currie, Cherry Bomb, Chiller, Chiller Theatre, life of agony, Lita Ford, LOA, marky ramone, ramones, Rock and Roll High School, the ramones, The Runaways
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Heads Will Roll This Halloween! ALAN ROBERT'S KILLOGY® IN STORES 10/31/12
Official Killogy Website
ALAN ROBERT'S KILLOGY® COMIC SERIES (IDW) will see a Halloween release from IDW Publishing! On October, 31 2012, issue #1 of a four issue comics mini-series starring Goodfellas/The Sopranos actor Frank Vincent, legendary punk icon Marky Ramone and Heroes/Dexter actress Brea Grant as it's main characters. Be sure to request your copy at your local comic shop! For more info:
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="890"] ALAN ROBERT'S KILLOGY® COMIC SERIES will see an October, 31st 2012 release date from award-winning publisher IDW Publishing.[/caption]
Tagged: alan robert, billy batts, brea grant, casino, comics, crawl to me, dexter, frank vincent, goodfellas, heroes, horror, idw publishing, life of agony, marky ramone, metal, mob actors, phil leotardo, punk, spoiler nyc, the ramones, the sopranos, tony soprano, wire hangers, zombies
Comics, Film, Horror, Movies, Television, Uncategorized
GOODFELLAS’ FRANK VINCENT, LEGENDARY DRUMMER MARKY RAMONE & HEROES’ BREA GRANT TEAM UP IN ALAN ROBERT’S KILLOGY® COMIC SERIES (IDW)
http://youtu.be/3wDtefZBe4c
Visit http://www.killogycomic.com for details!
Three strangers, all accused of murder, sit impatiently inside a dingy police holding cell waiting to be arraigned. One by one, the characters recount the events which led to their unforseen arrests and, to their surprise, their stories are mysteriously intertwined. Each of the self-contained issues are told in stand-alone format, easy for new readers to jump in. The ironic twist endings will feel reminiscent of those found in The Twilight Zone. Frank Vincent, famous for his various roles in Goodfellas, Raging Bull and The Sopranos stars as Sally Sno-Cones alongside Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Marky Ramone, and actress Brea Grant, popular for her roles on NBC's Heroes and Showtime's Dexter.
Tagged: alan robert, billy batts, bre grant, comic con, comics, crawl to me, dexter, frank vincent, goodfellas, heroes, horror, idw, idw publishing, idw publishing crawl to me horror comics the sopranos frank vincent phil leot..., life of agony, marky ramone, phil leotardo, the ramones, the sopranos
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HomeCorporate GovernanceIncentive plans
Share-Based Incentive Plans
The Board of Directors of Cramo has resolved to establish new share-based incentive plans for the Adapteo Group employees. The aim is to align the objectives of the shareholders and the employees, to retain the employees at Adapteo, and to offer them continuity to current Cramo share-based incentive plans after the Demerger.
Performance Share Plan 2019
In the plan, the participants will have an opportunity to earn Adapteo shares based on the achievement of Board-established performance criteria. The plan includes three discretionary periods, 1 July‒31 December 2019 and calendar years 2020 and 2021. Each discretionary period is followed by a two-year vesting period. Each discretionary period is conditional to the Board’s resolution. A participant’s participation in the plan is contingent upon his or her participation in the Adapteo Plc Employee Share Savings Plan. Any rewards will be paid out after the vesting period partly in Adapteo shares and partly in cash to cover applicable taxes arising from the rewards to the participants.
The plan will constitute a transitional deviation from the requirement of the Swedish Corporate Governance Code 2016, which provides that the vesting period to the date for acquisition of shares is to be no less than three years. For business, continuity and programme design reasons, the discretionary periods and vesting periods of the Performance Share Plan 2019 have been set to match Adapteo’s financial year, being the calendar year. However, as the completion of the demerger was registered on 30 June, 2019, the demerger occurred during a calendar year. Therefore, the first discretionary period commenced on 1 July, 2019, and, as a result, the first discretionary period and vesting period would together be approximately two and a half years. It has been assessed that applying a discretionary period and vesting period of a total of three and a half years would be detrimental to the incentivising purpose of the program. The second and third discretionary periods, together with their vesting periods, would both be a total of three years.
The plan is directed to approximately 20 key employees. The reward from the discretionary period 2019 is based on the Group´s EPS and the Group´s ROCE. Per current estimation, the rewards to be paid based on the discretionary period 2019 are approximately
SEK 9.4 million (EUR 0.9 million) at the maximum. The maximum rewards will be converted to Adapteo shares after the trading on the Adapteo shares has started.
A member of the Group Management Team must hold 50 per cent of the shares given on the basis of the plan, until his or her shareholding in total corresponds to the value of his or her annual gross salary.
Employee Share Savings Plan
The Employee Share Savings Plan is offered to all Adapteo Group employees. In the plan, the employees are offered an opportunity to voluntarily save a proportion of their regular salary to be used for the purchase of Adapteo shares.
The first plan period is 1 July–31 December 2019, during which savings from the participants’ salaries will be deducted monthly. The minimum savings amount per participant during one month is 2 per cent of gross salary and the maximum is 5 per cent. The total amount of all savings may not exceed SEK 8.4 million (EUR 0.8 million). The purchase of Adapteo shares using employee savings will occur on a quarterly basis, after Q3/2019 and Q4/2019.
Each participant will receive one free matching share for every two purchased savings shares after the designated holding period, which ends 15 May 2022, assuming the preconditions of shareholding and employment have been met.
Cramo’s Share-Based Incentive Plans
The demerger affected the Cramo share-based incentive plans. The Board of Directors of Cramo has resolved on the adjustments to the reward payments of the plans as follows.
Performance Share Plans 2015, 2018 and 2019
All rewards will be paid out in both Cramo and Adapteo shares and in cash to cover applicable taxes arising from the rewards to the participants, so that for each earned Cramo share, the participants receive one additional Adapteo share.
The pending confirmed rewards from the discretionary periods 2017 and 2018 will be paid to participants in the original schedule after the relevant vesting periods, in May 2020 and 2021.
For Adapteo participants, the discretionary period 2019 will end already on 30 June 2019. Any rewards accrued by 30 June 2019 will be paid to participants in the original schedule after the relevant vesting period, in May 2022. Reward payments are contingent upon the participation in Adapteo Plc Employee Share Savings Plan.
One Cramo Share Plan
After the completion date pursuant to the Demerger, the pending matching shares in the One Cramo Share Plan will be paid to the participants in the original schedule after the relevant holding periods, in May 2020, 2021 and 2022. Matching shares will be paid out in both Cramo and Adapteo shares and in cash to cover applicable taxes arising from the rewards to the participants, so that for each earned Cramo share, the participants receive one additional Adapteo share.
For Adapteo participants, saving in the One Cramo Share Plan ended on 30 June 2019. Any savings not used for share purchases before the Demerger will be used to purchase Adapteo shares for Adapteo participants after the Demerger. The matching shares will be denominated respectively.
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Date Night Adventure
Red PrimeSteak
Stroll hand in hand along a downtown city sidewalk.
Enjoy the perfect pairing of a juicy steak and a bottle of wine.
Kick back and relax in a local lounge, letting the piano music float you into a sweet reverie.
Do you remember your first date? How you could swear your heartbeat was on a speaker system, how the very notion of forming coherent sentences seemed an impossible feat? That night was special, and you could sense it.
They slipped briskly into an intimacy from which they never recovered. - F. Scott Fitzgerald, “This Side of Paradise”
Red Piano Lounge
Whether it’s your second date or your fiftieth, relive those memorable feelings in a locale that’s fresh and new. With an endless sky and sunsets like you’ve never seen, stroll through the intimate destinations of Adventure Road, understanding fully the notion of a romantic getaway.
If I had a flower for every time I thought of you…I could walk through my garden forever.- Alfred Lord Tennyson
McSwain Theatre
The Grand Gesture
Lock eyes over candlelight and a glass of wine at Red PrimeSteak.
Take in a local show at the McSwain Theatre and memorize the moment.
Share a dessert and look out at Midtown from the top of the Ambassador Hotel.
Feel the rhythm and beats of the jazz music at Red Piano Lounge.
Peruse a local gallery in Chickasaw Country, stopping to admire the romantic gestures in the canvases.
ARTesian Gallery & Studios
Fit for Two
Get away from what you know and plan an evening to remember.
Date Night Destinations
Sulphur, OK
Check out the growing art community in Sulphur, Oklahoma, home to the ARTesian Gallery & Studios. Opened in November 2013, the gallery showcases original Chickasaw artwork, plus studio spaces where you can watch artists as they weave, throw pots, paint and more.
Ada, OK
Built in 1920 as a home for silent films and vaudeville acts, the McSwain Theatre in Ada, Oklahoma, has been a diverse entertainment venue for years. Today, the historic structure plays hosts to concerts, movies and more.
Red PrimeSteak is an elegant, modern steakhouse located in Oklahoma City's historic Automobile Alley district. With 18-foot ceilings, skylights and windows that look out onto the bustle of downtown's Broadway Avenue, there's no place better than Red Prime for a deliciously metropolitan experience.
Featuring an eye-catching red baby grand piano, the Red Piano Lounge is the perfect place to sit back and relax. Listen to live music, from classical to jazz to show tunes, while enjoying a signature cocktail or delicious dish in the historic Skirvin Hilton Hotel.
Enjoy a view of Oklahoma City from 850 feet in the air at Vast, a gourmet restaurant situated on the 49th floor of downtown's Devon Tower. Whether you're interested in a date-night dinner or a leisurely lunch, fresh fare and amazing sights await you at Vast.
Located in the heart of Midtown – a booming district just north of downtown Oklahoma City with unique bars, restaurants, boutiques and art galleries – the Ambassador Hotel boasts 54 art deco-inspired rooms and a charming rooftop bar with stellar views of the city. With a prime location just steps away from area attractions such as the Bricktown entertainment district, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum and Chesapeake Arena, it’s no wonder the Ambassador is a hotspot for locals and travelers alike.
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Bugcrowd chief says Australia must embrace risk to keep top cyber firms at home
Andrew Colley
Jun 27, 2018 — 7.00pm
Australia needs a more aggressive risk appetite toward innovation if it wants to grow its cyber security industry and keep more of the businesses it spawns from moving offshore, says Bugcrowd chief technical officer and founder, Casey Ellis.
Bugcrowd's story neatly illustrates the problem. Mr Ellis is a former "whitehat" (or good guy) hacker from Sydney's southern suburbs, who founded his company in 2012, before upping sticks and relocating to San Francisco about a year later.
These days he prefers to use terms "hackers" and "attackers" to separate the good guys from the bad. And the nomenclature is important, having playing a significant role in his decision to move Bugcrowd from here to Silicon Valley.
Casey Ellis, founder and chief executive of BugCrowd, says his company would have been unable to grow as successfully if it hadn't moved to the US.
Bugcrowd's platform allows organisations to crowd source cyber security skills from thousands of cyber security experts, from professional to enthusiasts and everything in between.
Its main offering is a public bug bounty program that organisations can use to offer sums of money for people who find and report security holes in their services and software, which increase with the severity of the issues they uncover.
Australian conservatism
Mr Ellis said that if he had tried to push this idea in Australia, rather than the US, nobody would have listened.
He said Australia's conservative cyber security mindset frowns on rewarding those trying to crack the digital locks, meaning it would have been much harder to get the concept off the ground.
It's not that Bugcrowd didn't have success proving its model in Australia in the early days, just that Mr Ellis is certain it would not have thrived the way it has since moving offshore, because fewer organisations and investors would have been open to its model.
"[Australians] are creative as a group of people, but at the same time I think when people come up with ideas we tend to wait for them to be validated overseas before we adopt them," Mr Ellis said.
Sydney-founded BugCrowd has become a big name in the cyber defence sector since relocating to San Francisco, now it is expanding in Australia again.
"We started the company in Australia. The reason we moved to America was that we knew it would be adopted more quickly in the US market, and that we could validate it here and take it back to Australia, which is now what's happening".
Diverse customer base
It's difficult to get full visibility on demand for Bugcrowd's services. About 84,000 researchers have signed up for its bug bounty program to address a market of 90 organisations, including Netflix, Mastercard, Netgear, LastPass, Tesla and Australia's favourite tech unicorn, Atlassian.
However, the rest of its business is carried out under non-disclosure agreements with individual organisations and involves using hand-picked researchers that have been subjected to a more stringent trust methodology.
Nevertheless, in March, Bugcrowd raised $33 million in C-series funding from a consortium of investors, including Blackbird Ventures, First State Super and Salesforce Ventures. It has been valued at $US115 million ($155 million).
Last year, the company opened an office in Britain and re-opened its Sydney office. With the model now proven overseas, Mr Ellis says the "more conservative verticals" here have remained resistant to the model but "were starting to adopt it" such as in financial services and telecommunications.
Local IPO
That doesn't bode well for a public listing here such as is rumoured may happen with Australian-born data-processing specialist, Nuix. Mr Ellis said it was something that the company was working toward but that it was far more likely to succeed on the NASDAQ than the ASX.
He believes the company is at too early a stage in its life to contemplate the decision in any detail.
"To me if you're building a company with a focus on an exit then you're probably doing something wrong. You have to have that on your mind as a business person but being focused on what you trying to address in the market is the more important thing," he said.
With an addressable market that includes an estimated 378,000 unfilled cyber security jobs in the US alone attracting salaries of $US118,000 per year, he says the company still has plenty of potential to grow.
"We've raised a bunch of money, we've grown a ton and had a lot of success, but this story is really only just starting," Mr Ellis said.
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Djibouti, Vultures
Abdi Jama
Djibouti, Gerenuk
Djibouti faces a wide range of conservation problems, principally over-grazing of most areas, deforestation, desertification and industrial and urban spread around Djibouti city. Two areas of coral reef around the islands of Moucha and Maskali are designated as protected areas and the Forêt du Day was formerly listed as a National Park but this designation no longer appears to be valid. Enforcement of conservation and environmental legislation is largely non-existent.
The African Bird Club made an award in 2004 for survey and research work on the rare and endangered Djibouti Francolin Francolinus ochropectus by Djiboutian Houssein A Rayaleh, with technical assistance from the World Pheasant Association and the Partridge, Quail and Francolin specialist group of BirdLife.
The African Bird Club partly funded waterbird counts in the country in February 2001. The awards were made in order to train staff from the Djibouti government in survey techniques so that these surveys would become self-sustaining WELCH, G.R., WELCH, H.J. and RAYALEH, H.A. (2003).
Conservation News
25th February 2011: Update from Houssein Rayaleh
The major conservation concern in Djibouti is the rapid expansion of two invasive species Prosopis juliflora and Indian House Crow Corvus splendens which are causing increasing amounts of damage to biological diversity. Further, the status of many migratory raptors particularly scavenger species such as Griffon Gyps fulvus and Rüppell's Vulture Gyps rueppelliimay be an important concern because of a growing decline in their distribution ranges.
In addition, many globally threatened species have never or rarely been surveyed to evaluate their status at national level. Such vulnerable species are Greater Spotted Eagle Aquila clanga, Eastern Imperial Eagle Aquila heliaca, Lesser Kestrel Falco naumanni and Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus.
Furthermore, there is growing concern in Djibouti that its natural fauna and flora are under increasing threat. There is continued degradation of important ecosystems such as temporary wetlands, coastal wetlands and the very few forested areas.
Currently, the data on the status of Djibouti’s natural habitats is lacking or limited and has not been updated within the past two decades. This is particularly so in the case of many globally threatened species apart from the critically endangered Djibouti Francolin Francolinus ochropectus. Djibouti’s confirmed IBAs are of urgent need of review.
The level of environmental awareness and appreciation of nature remains very low but an upcoming number of enthusiastic young groups are being established. Djibouti continues to have limited national capacity in the field of ornithology (one person) and there are no local birders at all, limiting our capacity to carry out significant studies, implement environmental management programs and / or develop nature based tourism programs.
17th January 2008: Bald Ibis jigsaw falling into place
Efforts to save the Middle East’s rarest bird have been boosted by two chance sightings of the species 1,500 miles apart. Northern Bald Ibises were seen last month in the Jordan Valley for the first time in 13 years, and in Djibouti, east Africa, for the first time ever, raising hopes that numbers of this species are not as low as scientists fear.
The bird was thought extinct in the Middle East in the 1990s before a colony of just six birds was found in Palmyra, Syria in 2002. Since then, adult and young birds have been fitted with satellite tags by the RSPB and BirdLife Middle East, to try to discover and protect their migration routes and wintering sites. The tagged adult birds are currently in Ethiopia for the winter.
Dr Jeremy Lindsell, a Research Biologist at the RSPB (BirdLife in the UK), said: “These sightings are great news. They were entirely unexpected and in some ways deepen the mystery of where they go on migration. The fact that the birds are in three different sites away from their breeding grounds reflects the little we know of their numbers and where they go. It also shows how essential it is that we keep tracking the birds so that we can protect them throughout their range.”
Two adult Northern Bald Ibises were spotted on the Yardena cliffs on the Israel / Jordan border early last month. They were seen by a researcher surveying black storks and had disappeared when he returned the following day. Two weeks later, a young Bald Ibis was found on the beach at Tadjoura, eastern Djibouti, by a group of Swedish birdwatchers. The bird was searching for food and its appearance astonished the visitors.
Dr Henrik Lind was amongst the visiting group from the Swedish bird organisation Club300. He said: “We knew about the Syrian birds and our first thought was that this bird was from Palmyra. When a young boy from the village saw the bird, he told us there were others nearby. We didn’t find the others but it was fantastic to see one Bald Ibis so far from where they breed.”
Tracking adult birds was successful in 2006 when three birds flew a total of 3,700 miles to the Ethiopian highlands and back last spring. But readings from the satellite tag fitted to a young bird last summer failed in August and the fate of that bird is unknown.
The Djibouti find is more significant for scientists because the bird was a juvenile and very few of the 25 birds fledged in Syria since 2002 have returned.
Conservationists fear the missing birds are being shot on migration but until they know the young birds’ migration route, they cannot alert hunters to their rarity.
Scientists hope to tag more young birds in Syria this summer in a second bid to reveal their migration route. The also hope to agree steps to protect the species from hunters, with colleagues from Ethiopia, Yemen and other countries on the adult birds’ migration route.
The only other known population of Northern Bald Ibises is in south-west Morocco but it is thought that the birds in the Jordan Valley and Djibouti flew from Syria.
Sharif Al Jbour of BirdLife said: “Unless there is another colony we know nothing of, it seems young Bald Ibis are strong enough to fly as far as Djibouti which is nearly 1,700 miles from Palmyra. “We are gradually piecing the jigsaw together but it is a long process fraught with problems. How we alert hunters in remote areas to just how rare this bird is, is something we must urgently resolve.”
Source: BirdLife International
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SAP takes ERP in-memory
By AltaFlux Corporation, Jan, 11 2013, in ERP
Summary: The German Enterprise software behemoth brings its core applications to its HANA in-memory database.
Original Post From Andrew Brust
Today at a press briefing held simultaneously in Frankfurt, New York and Palo Alto, SAP AGannounced that its ubiquitous Business Suite software now runs on its venerable in-memory database, SAP HANA. For a detailed accounting of the news side of the event, read our own Rachel King’s story:
Also read: SAP prioritizes real-time apps with Business Suite running on HANA
I was at the New York event. The room was full, those in attendance were paying very close attention, and the SAP folks in all three cities were visibly stoked. SAP on HANA is a breakthrough for the German company, for reasons of technology, market share and business models. It may also be a breakthrough for Big Data and analytics amongst traditionally conservative, blue chip companies all around the world.
Analytics, in context
I’ve covered SAP HANA, the German software company’s in-memory database, in some depth before. One of my HANA posts was titled “SAP HANA does Big Data...with ERP, CRM and BI savvy.” My point in using that title was that SAP, a company that is focused on business software and which has acquired business intelligence company BusinessObjects followed by database company Sybase, brings a lot of enterprise context with it to the Big Data space. Today’s announcement says that context is no longer in the background, but is on-board, in the in-memory database.
SAP’s Co-Founder, Chairman of the Supervisory Board and Chief Software Advisor, Hasso Plattner, spoke in depth about what it meant to bring SAP Business Suite onto the HANA platform. Essentially, Plattner said that the separation of analytic databases from transactional ones is a hindrance to business success.
Mr. Plattner, tear down this wall
Plattner reasons that transactional/analytical separation is arbitrary. Worse, it introduces unacceptable latency between the conception of business questions and the ability to provide the answers. The latency is unacceptable because the motivation to act on the answer dissipates during the waiting period.
Add to this the growth in business transaction volumes due to online commerce and other factors, and the technology is introducing too much friction. In Plattner’s narrative, disk latency and the separation of OLTP (OnLine Transactional Processing) and OLAP (OnLine Analytical Processing) are smothering business, and business decisions. They both need to be abolished, and the launch of SAP Business Suite on HANA brings about that abolition.
Big Data for big companies
Plattner says SAP thinks business and business analytics both need to run in real time. The subtext is that this shouldn’t be true only for startups and Internet businesses but for the old economy, industrial companies that are SAP’s bread and butter. Hasso spoke from Frankfurt but the action soon shifted to the stage in New York, where SAP’s Head of Sales Rob Enslin was speaking with Derek Dyer, Director of Global SAP Services at Deere and Company (a.k.a. John Deere).
Dyer spoke glowingly of SAP on HANA and explained the company was at times impatient in its desire for the Biz Suite/HANA combination to be readied. In SAP’s press release, Dyer describes the combination as “a game-changer for John Deere” and further explains that the company is standardizing on HANA as a platform for a number of future applications.
When a 175-year old manufacturer of heavy machinery gushes about in-memory databases and Big Data analytics, you know they’re both going mainstream.
While SAP was already in the database business with its acquisition of Sybase, running its Business Suite on its own database is the company’s own real game-changer. SAP implementations today run on the major relational databases (Microsoft’s SQL Server, Oracle andIBM’s DB2). And while SAP was careful to point out that the new bits will continue to run on those platforms, HANA gives SAP the ability to own the entire software stack above the operating system layer.
So in one fell swoop, putting Business Suite on HANA gives SAP a big competitive edge in the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) world, a major presence in the Enterprise analytics world, and greater control of its own destiny. Not bad for a company that many were dismissing as a dinosaur just a few years ago.
Will customers get the religion?
Plattner said that in some tests, SAP on HANA was 250,000 times faster than on conventional relational databases. What remains to be seen, though, is whether a significant number of SAP customers feel they need their ERP thusly accelerated and are willing to pay for the privilege. There is only so much memory that can go on a given server, after all. And scaling out the kind of iron that runs HANA is a bit different from adding a few more blades with commodity disk drives to a Hadoop cluster.
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Sana Sena activists continue to protest in Odisha
ANI | Updated: Jan 10, 2018 13:08 IST
Kendujhar (Odisha) [India], Jan 10 (ANI): Sana Sena activists continue to protest against the arrest of the supporters of local Independent MLA Sanatan Mahakud.
They allegedly had also burnt down the office of Minister Badri Narayan Patra's son over a dispute that erupted here at Salapada Chhak in Anandapur.
The activists were reportedly distributing blankets to members of the Adivasi community, when their opponents, the supporters of Badri Narayan Patra, entered into a scuffle, which ultimately led to the burning down of the offices of the latter's son while demanding his arrest.
On Tuesday, 17 supporters of Sanatan Mahakud were arrested by the police on various grounds, including arms smuggling and extortion. Following this, tension arose among the Adivasi community under the jurisdiction of Koda, Barbil, and Bamebari police stations. (ANI)
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Russia to deliver S-400 system by April, 2023: Shripad Naik
New Delhi [India], July 17 (ANI): The deliveries of S-400 system from Russia will be made by April 2013, said Union MoS Defence Shripad Naik on Wednesday in the Lok Sabha.
SC verdict leaves Karnataka govt hanging by a thread
New Delhi [India], July 17 (ANI): In an order that left the fate of the JD(S)-Congress coalition government in Karnataka hanging by a thread, the Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the 15 rebel MLAs of the ruling side cannot be compelled to participate in the trust vote in the Assembly tomorrow eve
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Everybody should try to know RSS deeply: Indresh Kumar
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Rampur MP Azam Khan addresses reporters ahead of Lok Sabha proceedings on Friday (Photo/ANI)
My party supports what Quran says: SP's Azam Khan on Triple Talaq Bill
ANI | Updated: Jun 21, 2019 13:40 IST
New Delhi [India], June 21 (ANI): On being asked about his party's stand on the Triple Talaq Bill, Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan on Friday said that they support what is written in the Quran.
On the day when the government tabled the Bill in Lok Sabha to ban the practice of instant triple talaq, the Samajwadi Party MP said, "Our stand is similar to what is written in the Quran."
"No religion has given more rights to women than Islam. 1500 years ago, Islam was the first religion to have given the right of equality to women. Today, we witness the lowest divorce rate and the lowest cases of violence on women in Islam. Women are not burnt or killed", said Azam Khan, MP from Uttar Pradesh's Rampur Constituency.
"Triple Talaq is a religious issue, not a political issue and nothing is more supreme for a Muslim than Quran. On marriage, on divorce, for everything, the Quran has clear instructions and we follow it", he further added.
The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill, 2019 was included in the list of business for Lok Sabha for Friday, as it seeks to replace an ordinance issued by the previous cabinet in February.
Last year, The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill, 2018 was passed in Lok Sabha but it lapsed after the dissolution of previous Lok Sabha with the bill pending in Rajya Sabha. (ANI)
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K'taka crisis: Rebel MLAs welcome SC verdict; BJP claims govt won't last
Bengaluru/Mumbai [India], July 17 (ANI): Karnataka's rebel Congress- JD(S) welcomed Tuesday's Supreme Court verdict, which said that they cannot be compelled to attend the July 18 trust vote in the Karnataka Assembly.
K'taka CM offers prayers at Shringeri Shankar Math
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], July 17 (ANI): Amid the political turmoil in Karnataka, Chief Minister HD Kumarasamy on Wednesday paid visit to Shringeri Shankar Math at Shankarapuram.
Rebel Karnataka MLAs can't be compelled to participate in trust vote: SC
New Delhi [India], July 17 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the 15 rebel Karnataka Congress-JD(S) MLAs cannot be compelled to participate in the trust vote in the Assembly tomorrow.
AP: SpiceJet flight carrying 40 passengers faces technical snag;...
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Federer advances to Wimbledon quarterfinals
London [UK], July 9 (ANI): Swiss tennis maestro Roger Federer advanced to the quarterfinals in the ongoing Wimbledon tournament as he defeated Italian Matteo Berrettini 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 in the fourth round match on Monday.
Federer eased past Berrettini in just 74 minutes. The entire contest was a one-sided one and Federer did not allow the Italian to show any kind of fight.
As a result of this win, Federer has reached his 55th Grand Slam quarterfinal. This win has enabled Federer to enter the quarterfinal for the 17th time in Wimbledon.
Overall, this is the 99th win for the Swiss in Wimbledon.
This was the first time that Berrettini had entered the final 16 in Wimbledon. Federer was truly dominant in the match as he just made five unforced errors in the entire match.
Federer will now face Japan's Kei Nishikori in the quarterfinals.
Earlier in the day, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic also progressed to the quarterfinals. Nadal defeated Joao Sousa 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 whereas Djokovic defeated Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
Nadal will face Sam Querrey in the quarterfinals whereas Djokovic will take on David Goffin. (ANI)
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Here's how World Cup triumph took its toll on England's cricketers
New Delhi [India], July 17 (ANI): Cricket World Cup's official Twitter handle just posted pictures of England's cricketers of how the World Cup triumph took its toll on the side.
Kane Williamson's composure in viewing sequence of events was...
New Delhi [India], July 17 (ANI): India head coach Ravi Shastri on Wednesday said New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson's composure in viewing the sequence of events was remarkable during the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup final match.
India's squad for West Indies to be announced soon, Dhoni's fate...
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Indonesia Open: PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth progress to second round
Jakarta [Indonesia], July 17 (ANI): Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth progressed to the second round of the ongoing Indonesia Open after winning their respective first-round matches on Wednesday.
Delhi Dynamos to shift base to Bhubaneswar
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Concussion substitutes likely to debut in Ashes
London [UK], July 17 (ANI): The International Cricket Council (ICC) is likely to introduce concussion substitutes to international cricket in the upcoming Ashes (series between Australia and England) next month.
With CWC' 19 win skipper Morgan has climbed Everest, says Andrew Strauss
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Narender Gahlot becomes India's second youngest goalscorer
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Kiren Rijiju confers Arjuna Awards to Rohan Bopanna and Smriti Mandhana
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Hima Das requests people to contribute in Assam flood relief fund
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Ben Stokes thank fans and family for their support in World Cup
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Porn Doesn’t Have A Negative Effect On Relationships
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Trending News: Do Men Who Watch Porn Really Find Their Partners Less Attractive?
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Long Story Short
Men: Don’t worry about deleting your browser history any longer. Up until now, we’ve thought porn can make a man find his girlfriend less attractive. But the research behind that idea has just been proven wrong.
Long Story
Let’s be honest – porn has a bad reputation when it comes to relationships. This can be at least be partly traced back to a massive study in 1989, which found that porn made men lose interest in their partners, and be less in love.
In the decades since, no one replicated this one study – and instead we've taken its word as gospel, even though it’s widely accepted that any one study can be flawed.
But now, a PhD student at the University of Western Ontario has carried out three similar trials, using 10 times as many participants as the original study.
Rhonda Balzarini asked participants, who were all married or cohabiting, and had been together for an average of nine years, to look at nude magazine centrefolds of the opposite sex. In the name of research, of course.
They also looked at abstract art as a comparison, as well as non-nude photographs of the opposite sex.
She found no difference whatsoever in how much men and women loved, or were attracted to, their partners after looking at the nude centrefolds. The study states:
“We found no effect of exposure to erotica on ratings of partner's attractiveness, and this was true for both men and women.”
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Both men and women also preferred the non-nude photos than the nude ones. Aren’t we a classy lot?
That doesn’t mean there weren’t any differences whatsoever between the sexes. Men consistently rated porn as more pleasant than abstract art, whereas women rated the porn as less pleasant than the art.
Balzarini also found that the longer a man had been in a relationship for, the more likely he was to rate the centrefold as more pleasant. So some stereotypes are still true, at least.
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Who still looks at porn magazines?
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The original study on porn, by Kenrick et al, has been cited 249 times on Goggle Scholar. That’s going to require a lot of damage control.
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Murray-Darling Basin Plan has failings in governance, timelines and budgeting, Productivity Commission says
By Clint Jasper
Posted August 30, 2018 17:09:58
Photo: The Basin Plan's full implementation by 2024 is at serious risk if timelines are not met, Commission warns. (ABC Rural: Tom Nancarrow)
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The Murray-Darling Basin Authority should be split into two separate institutions, and a number of major water-recovery projects are at serious risk of not being completed on time, according to a draft report by the Productivity Commission.
The report acknowledged significant progress has already been made to meet the Murray-Darling Basin Plan's water recovery targets.
But it said the next five years will throw up significant challenges for Basin governments, which need to establish better ways of working together to ensure key projects are completed.
"Governments have agreed to invest in a package of complex, interdependent supply projects," the Productivity Commission's commissioner for water, Jane Doolan, said.
"Planning has fallen behind already, and in some cases the timetable to deliver some of them is unrealistic."
It urged Basin governments to seek independent opinions on more credible timelines for those projects, and if projects are not successful they need to ensure the promised water recovery is still achieved.
The Productivity Commission warned that the cost of not completing those projects on time could be as high as $480 million.
"More water would have to be recovered from irrigators, it'll cost taxpayers more money and will damage community confidence in the Plan," Ms Doolan said.
'Unrealistic timelines'
To date, around 2,000 gigalitres (GL) of water have been recovered from irrigated agriculture and returned to the environment.
What is the Murray-Darling Basin Plan again?
The Murray-Darling Basin Plan has remained controversial ever since its introduction back in 2012. So, what is it again and why is it back on the agenda?
When the Basin Plan was signed in 2012, the target for water recovery was 2750 GL, but following the Northern Basin Review, that target was lowered to 2075 GL.
It is anticipated a suite of projects known as the "supply measures" will deliver the remaining 605 GL.
They include projects designed to remove constraints and allow higher volumes of water to flow through the system, improving the efficiency of environmental watering, and reducing evaporation from the Menindee Lakes in far west NSW.
"We believe it's very important those projects do succeed, and we have made a number of draft recommendations designed to give them the best chance of success," the report said.
Blow-out warning
Infographic: A map of the Murray-Darling Basin in Australia. (ABC News: Ben Spraggon)
One of the most sensitive parts of the Basin Plan is a around an additional 450 GL to be delivered through efficiency projects.
The Productivity Commission's draft report said the current progress on implementing the efficiency measures "gives little confidence" they would be completed by 2024.
The draft report said Basin communities are growing "increasingly sensitive" about the impact of removing the 450 GL from productive use.
National Irrigator's Council CEO Steve Whan said it was critical that the 450 GL was not delivered without the additional promise of having no negative socioeconomic impacts.
"It's difficult to agree on where that water will come from, and I think the Productivity Commission has done a good job on reflecting that," Mr Whan said.
The Australian Conservation Foundation's campaigns director Dr Paul Sinclair also agreed with the Commission that delivery of the additional 450 GL was unlikely to be on time.
"The commitment to recover that water will blow out the [Federal] Government's budget, and that's a problem completely of Basin governments' own making because they succumbed to irrigation lobby groups to cease the buyback of water."
Murray-Darling lifeline pumped out
Water purchased by taxpayers to save Australia's inland rivers is being harvested by irrigators.
Mr Whan said the buybacks had done enough damage to Basin communities.
"The objective of the Basin Plan is to achieve the triple bottom line — healthy rivers, healthy communities and healthy industries — so programs implemented to recover water must consider all those factors," he said.
'Conflicts intensifying'
The Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) provides advice and support to Government in implementing the Basin Plan, as well as acting as a regulator responsible for ensuring compliance with the plan.
Ms Doolan said the roles were conflicted and the next five year would see the conflict intensifying.
"On one hand they need to be the Government's trusted advisor, helping them work through those complex supply measures and meet their objectives," the commissioner said.
"But on the other hand, as of June 2019, they'll also be the Basin Plan regulator — judging whether those supply project meet their targets or not."
Dr Sinclair said splitting the MDBA up would be pragmatic.
"Reading between the lines of this report, what it makes really clear is that there's been a failure of governance in the Murray-Darling Basin, and a lack of transparency around implementation of water recovery that needs to be fixed," he said.
"We agree with the recommendation for the MDBA to be broken into two because they can not deliver their advice role and their regulatory role at the same time.
"That's something we've been deeply concerned about for sometime."
External Link: Murray-Darling Basin Plan: Five-year assessment (Productivity Commission Draft Report, August 2018)
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SunZia river crossing riles environmentalists
By Kevin Robinson-Avila / Journal Staff Writer
Tuesday, July 17th, 2018 at 2:48pm
Birds fly over a pond at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. (Marla Brose/Albuquerque Journal)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The SunZia Southwest Transmission Project has become a lightning rod for wildlife groups who fear the line’s proposed river crossing could be a death trap for migratory birds.
Under current plans, a small stretch of the 520-mile project would cross the Rio Grande near Escondido, just north of Socorro, something the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service already signed off on. But some environmentalists say the proposed siting would place high-voltage power lines and towers smack in between three wildlife refuges that together provide a seasonal roosting-and-foraging bridge for continental avian migration.
“All these migratory birds winter here because it’s some of the last wetlands left in New Mexico,” said Cecilia Rosacker, executive director of the Rio Grande Agricultural Land Trust. “It’s a critical passage for migrating birds to get to Mexico.”
As now proposed, the power lines would run through one of the narrowest passages between the Ladd S. Gordon Waterfowl Management and Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge areas to the north, and the Bosque del Apache to the south. The lines would cross between two sandbars that provide historic roosts for migrating cranes.
“If you want to maximize bird kill, that’s the place to put them,” Rosacker said.
The SunZia project aims to carry wind-generated electricity from central New Mexico to western markets. It’s currently under review at the state Public Regulation Commission, where wildlife groups presented their concerns during a week of hearings in June.
But SunZia is already approved by the BLM and Arizona regulators. New Mexico State Land Office permits are also expected later this year.
SunZia Project Manager Tom Wray said detailed avian protection and migratory bird conservation plans are contained in the environmental impact statement on the project that the BLM approved in 2015. That includes limiting the highest-level wires in sensitive areas and using sun-reflecting diverters to keep birds away.
SunZia has also offered to finance Fish and Wildlife monitoring during the first year of operation to enact more mitigation measures based on findings. That could include growing corn for avian foraging in strategic places to lure birds away from power lines, plus modifying sandbar roosts to move birds closer to alternative feeding zones.
“The BLM looked at a half-dozen alternative Rio Grande crossings near Socorro and this is the crossing they arrived at,” Wray said. “The best thing to do is monitor bird injuries or collisions during the first year of operation and then see what other mitigations we can apply.”
The latest concerns are being raised late in the SunZia debate. The project has been under regulatory review since 2008.
“The BLM-approved plan is readily available to these groups, and we’d be happy to meet with them if they have other ideas on mitigation,” Wray said. “They’ve never contacted us that I’m aware of.”
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Lori Senecal
Global Chief Executive Officer at Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B)
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Fast Company's MCP 2017
Ms. Lori Senecal is the Director of MDC Partners Inc. and the Director, President and Chief Executive Officer of The MDC Partner Network effective September 2014. At that time she also assumed the role of Global Executive Chairman of kbs+, one of MDC's leading creative advertising agencies. From August 2009 until September 2014, Ms. Senecal served as Chief Executive Officer of kbs +. Prior to kbs+, Ms. Senecal was President of the flagship New York office of McCann Erickson, and previously, as Global Chief Innovation Officer for McCann Worldgroup. At McCann, Ms. Senecal also founded TAG Ideation, a young-adult marketing specialty unit.
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Lori Senecal, the Global CEO of CP+B , will be ending her 2 year tenure as CEO at the end of this year. Lori was responsible for overseeing the agency’s global growth and expansion, managing the 10 international offices, plus continuing CP+B global business development. Under her leadership, CP+B became a truly modern agency that focused on hiring the right talent, pushing for innovation in all offices, and having an entrepreneurial spirit that would propel the agency to new heights. Before ...
CP&B to Shutter Founding Miami Office After Nearly 30 Years
He will share the role with current Global CEO Lori Senecal until she retires at the end of the year. In September, CP&B hired Linus Karlsson, most recently chief creative officer of Ming Utility and Entertainment Group, as its new global chief creative officer. "My objective is to make the work better," Porter told Ad Age in September. "We're doing a lot of great work now, but I think as we've gotten bigger, we've gotten a little hierarchical. So my choice was either to go back to work or ...
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Lori Senecal Successful Career
The success of the Global Chief Executive Officer at Crispin Porter& Bogusky, Lori Senecal was motivated by her sibling’s success which made her work hard to achieve her goals. After acquiring a degree in sales and market, she was now professionally armed to face the employment market. She perfected her talent of leadership which grew as she worked in different organizations with the aim of developing them. In 2003 she launched TAG Ideation, a marketing unit for young adults. She is ...
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Lori Senecal Is A Role Model To Many Women
Lori Senecal is an inspiration to many women in the world. As a young girl, she aspired to be many things. One thing was clear though, she wanted to succeed. Lori grew up with her siblings as her major motivation. She was inspired by the fact that they wanted her to better herself in many ways. That is why as a child, she worked hard to achieve the best. From college, Senecal was focused on pursuing business studies. She majored in sales. That is how she managed to develop her portfolio to ...
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Creatives Sitting for Change; A Coffee Table Book Highlighting Women of The 3% Conference
Participants in the series include Cindy Gallop, founder of If We Ran The World and Make Love Not Porn, Lori Senecal, Global CEO for CP+B and Nilofer Merchant, Fellow at The Martin Prosperity Institute on “New Power.” The dramatic portraits are set next to statements describing how these subjects will create change for females in advertising. Women control 73% of consumer purchasing and $20 trillion of the world’s annual consumer spending. Until The 3% Conference came along in 2012, only 3% ...
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Lori Senecal is the CEO of Crispin Porter + Bogusky
Lori Senecal has engaged in business practices that have earned her company 21% more revenue from the time that she came into her position. There are various successful campaigns that testify to her intelligence. For example, her company advised Kraft to not publicize the fact that they removed artificial flavors from their products. Once they sold 50 million boxes of the product, Kraft came out with conversations about the fact. Lori Senecal is the Global CEO at Crispin Porter + Bogusky . ...
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How To Build Conversations That Create Innovative Ideas
When Lori Senecal offered a training course for the top the employees of KBS+ many years ago, the present CEO of the company suggested that they should quit their jobs and commence that duty for their independent companies as it was not allowed at KBS+. Lori Senecal wanted the company to commence a new year with entrepreneurship skills so that every employee would work to become part of the solution to the problems facing the people they serve in the industry. They also wanted to shape the ...
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An Innovative Mastermind In The Business World – The CEO Lori Senecal
Lori Senecal, however, found a way to be very innovative in her CEO duties of CP+B. Achievements Senecal’s most impressive endeavors include working with Kraft Mac & Cheese, Letgo selling application, and NBA 2K video game. According to The Drum , the success throughout these ventures yielded amazing landmarks such as 1 billion free media impressions for Kraft Mac & Cheese and 45 million downloads of the Letgo app. Senecal was also featured on Fast Company’s list of 100 most creative ...
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People on the move featuring Rosie Lee, Essence, Ellevest and VML
He will work with current global chief executive Lori Senecal until her retirement at the end of the year , at which time he will become global chief executive of the agency. In his position, Sollenberg will oversee all of CP+B’s offices around the world and help shape CP+B’s product development, innovation initiatives and global growth. He will be based in CP+B’s Boulder office. VML VML has promoted Kris Hiestand and Mark McClendon to co-executive directors of Solutions Delivery and ...
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Movers and shakers: Uber, CP&B, Zenith, Warner Bros, The&Partnership and more
Crispin Porter & Bogusky has appointed Erik Sollenberg , the chief executive of sister agency Forsman & Bodenfors, to be the ad agency's new global chief executive, succeeding Lori Senecal. Zenith has poached OMD UK's chief strategy officer Rian Shah for a new dual leadership role for global and UK clients based in London. Shah will join the Publicis Groupe media agency next month as managing director, UK Hub. Rachel Wakley is the new general manager of Warner Bros Consumer Products UK & ...
Hershey Drops Arnold From its Creative Roster
He will share the role with Global CEO Lori Senecal until she retires at the end of the year. MDC Partners last year acquired Forsman & Bodenfors, an agency known for strong creative chops, and forged a global partnership between it and CP&B. Additionally, CP&B this week retained its longstanding creative role with Domino's Pizza even after the departure of a number of key people on the account. Its renewed agreement with Domino's stretches through the end of 2020. As Domino's national ...
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The WIR: WPP’s Growth Forecast Signals Tough Times Ahead in Ad-Land, GroupM Softens Viewability Standards, Avaaz Moves to Bring Ofcom to Face Judicial Review Over Murdoch’s Sky Takeover
Sollenberg succeeds Lori Senecal. Publicis Groupe Appoints Emmanuel André to new Chief Talent Officer Role Publicis Groupe is appointing Emmanuel André as its first chief talent officer, to oversee talent management and recruitment across the holding company. André joins from Omnicom’s TBWA\Worldwide, where he spent nearly 25 years and was most recently president, international. This Week on VAN Programmatic Connected TV Advertising Will Only Scale with Universal Identifiers, read more on ...
Ad Age Wake-Up Call: WPP's Warning, Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 and Other News to Know Today
He will share the role with Lori Senecal until her retirement at the year's end. CP&B owner MDC Partners acquired Forsman & Bodenfors about a year ago, putting the two agencies into partnership. Campaign of the day: Carlsberg beer brought its 19th century founder "back from the dead," turning him into a hologram to give a TED Talk. Read more by Creativity Online's Alexandra Jardine here . . Good morning. Welcome to Ad Age's Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing and ...
Crispin Porter & Bogusky names Forsman & Bodenfors chief as CEO
Lori Senecal is a great leader and she’s done a masterful job of architecting an innovative global strategy and structure for the agency. As she was making her decision to leave the industry, it was pretty clear what the best next step for the agency would be. "I think Erik's leadership, together with the creative talent that’s already here, is going to lead to some pretty spectacular things." Meanwhile, Forsman & Bodenfors has promoted its veteran creative Silla Levin to replace Sollenberg ...
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Benue South Rerun: Otukpo Boils Few Days To Election, 3 Killed
At least, three persons have been reportedly killed ahead of the Benue South senatorial rerun election when supporters of the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, clashed on Tuesday.
The clash, which occurred at Ugboju in Otukpo Local Government Area, is coming few days after Senator David Mark petitioned the Inspector General of Police, alleging threat to his life ahead of the re-run slated for February 20.
It was gathered that those killed in the crisis were Okwoche Omale, Andrew Adaji and Audu Okopi, with several houses also razed.
It was also gathered that the crisis was triggered by a disagreement between the caretaker Chairman of Otukpo Local Government Area, Mr. Ijachi Ude of the APC and his younger brother, Eje Ude of the PDP.
The representative of Otukpo/Akpa in the state House of Assembly, Johnson Ahubi told newsmen that the crisis was fueled by some supporters of the APC.
However, the Police Area Commander for Otukpo, Mr. Fasuba Akinyele, said the report had not been brought to his notice yet.
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Travel: Gold award for British holiday company
HF Holiday's Monk Coniston is a golden winner.
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HF Holidays has a proud history spanning over 100 years and throughout that time it has had to move with the times. After a century of changes, the ethos at the heart of its holidays is still the same – beautiful locations, great leaders and pleasant sociable evenings.
As the UK's only holiday co-operative they have come a long way but that doesn't stop them ooking forward. In fact it only excites them and it's with that excitement that their very own country house, Monk Coniston has received a top Green Tourism award.
Britain's picturesque Lake District.
It's in recognition of its sustainability efforts, for Monk Coniston has been granted Green Tourism’s Gold status, the highest award possible in recognition of the HF Holiday's team’s industry leading sustainability practices.
Following this, they are also proud to announce that Larpool Hall in Whitby has been awarded Silver Status while Harrington House in Bourton-on-the-Water achieved Bronze, making it great year for its sustainability goals.
HF Holidays also continues to create a fantastic, safe environment for its gluten free guests and have achieved the official Coeliac UK Gluten Free Award accreditation – three years running!
They give credit to all of the houses that took part in this round of audits, but also to all of those who have continued to create a safe environment for our guests as well as accompanying other guests with their dietary requirements.
They take great pride in caring for guests and take massive responsibility with your trust; therefore you can continue to rely on us to provide you with delicious meals.
The company were also proud winners of the Best Activity Tour Operator at the Silver Travel Awards! Jim Forward, the company's CEO, accepted the award and couldn't wipe the smile of his face!
Following this, HF Holidays turned its attentions to the 2017 Group Leisure Awards and 2017 Telegraph Travel Awards, where with your support, they are hoping to add to their tally of awards for 2017.
Ten books to read on your next English holiday
We've uncovered some great books to read and their locations when you next take an English holiday. From afternoon tea in Wordsworth's former home in the Lake District as you read his famous poetry, to All Creatures Great and Small enjoyed in Herriot Country, the inspiration behind this great book. And as this is the 'Year of the Literary Heroes', grab your book and get ready for an immersive English literary holiday.
Monica Ali: Brick Lane, East London
Join London's edgy and artistic crowd and explore Brick Lane, the inspiration for the popular book of the same name by Monica Ali. Visit on a Sunday and grab a bargain at Brick Lane's eclectic market, brimming with second-hand clothes, furniture and bric-a-brac and then onto one of the many Bangladeshi curry houses, where you'll dine with the locals – but do get there early. Retire to a serene guestroom at the uber-cool Hoxton Hotel with your copy of this modern classic for some down time – rooms from £109.
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PD James: The Children of Men – Southwold, Suffolk
Play homage to PD James with a trip to the pretty coastal town of Southwold in Suffolk, where large parts of her novel, The Children of Men, were set. Stay in a holiday cottage located in the high street, close to the holiday home where PD James wrote some of her best-selling detective novels, and really get under the skin of this dystopian book. A week at Lower East Lodge in June costs from £420. solely-southwold.co.uk/lower-east-lodge
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Graham Greene: Brighton Rock, Brighton
Buy a stick of rock and find yourself a great spot on Brighton beach, next to the Pier (Palace Pier in the book), to immerse yourself in this edgy novel. Then visit The Lanes, located in Brighton's historic quarter, where you can weave your way through the alleyways full of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Stay in the heart of the action with Brighton Lanes Apartments. Prices from £385 per week, based on four sharing. visitbrighton.com/accommodation
Daphne du Maurier: Rebecca, Fowey, Cornwall
Take a boat trip along the Fowey River and you'll see Readymoney Cove, the place where du Maurier once lived. Get lost in Rebecca as you travel past the coastal landscapes that inspired her famous novels. Pop into the du Maurier Literary Centre, located in the Tourist Information Centre, which is full of information about this famous author. Rooms at The Fowey Hotel start at £109. foweyfestival.com
Ian McEwan: On Chesil Beach, Dorset
Pack a picnic and enjoy a long refreshing walk along Chesil Beach in Dorset, the setting of the heart-breaking novel by Booker prize-winning author Ian McEwan. It spans 18-miles, connecting Portland to Abbotsbury and is the largest Tombolo in England. This bank of pebbles will play a significant part in next year's release of the film adaptation of the novel, of which Saoirse Ronan will star as Florence. Stay a night or two in the Heights Hotel, Isle of Portland, and book a room with a view over Chesil beach itself. Is there a more inspirational place to enjoy this book? Prices from £120 per room, per night, based on two sharing. visit-dorset.com
DH Lawrence: Lady Chatterley's Lover, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire
Enjoy this racy Victorian novel with an overnight stay at Eastwood Hall, in DH Lawrence's hometown. Discover the influences and humble beginnings of one of the most controversial authors of this time, through the Blue Line Trail (free to download). You will see his former home, including the DH Lawrence Birthplace Museum, the Mechanics Institute where Lawrence would borrow books, and the Congregational Chapel and British School where he taught. Superior Rooms from £82 based on two adults sharing. The DH Lawrence Birthplace Museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 – 4pm. Prices: Adult: £6.90. Children: £3.50. eastwoodhallhotel.co.uk
James Herriot: All Creatures Great and Small, North Yorkshire
Immerse yourself in this classic book-turned-TV-series based on the memoirs of a Yorkshire vet as you discover Herriot Country with its grand sweeping hills and the valleys of the North York Moors. Take a visit to The World of James Herriot – a museum set in his hometown of Thirsk. Explore the 1940s home where you will see the original Austin 7 car as featured in the TV series alongside the world's largest collection of Herriot memorabilia. Prices: Adults £8.50. Children: £5. worldofjamesherriot.com/
Wordsworth's Poetry: Lake District
“I wander'd lonely as a cloud” is the famous line from the quintessential Lake District poem, Daffodlils. Learn all about one of England's finest romantic poets and discover Wordsworth's Grasmere on a free two-hour, 3.7 mile walk on 29 April. Then take a short journey to Rydal Mount and Gardens in Ambleside, the historic family home of William Wordsworth, where you can enjoy an afternoon cream tea in Wordsworth's dining room as you read your complimentary Wordsworth Daffodils poem. Prices: Free (donations welcome). Places are limited to 20 people. Book in advance for Afternoon Tea. £15 per person – max six people.
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Emily Brontë: Wuthering Heights, West Yorkshire
Stay at the family-run Apothecary Guest House, set opposite the famous Brontë Church with panoramic views of the surrounding moors - the perfect spot to read Wuthering Heights. Continue with the ultimate Brontë experience, a visit to Brontë Treasures at the Brontë Parsonage Museum, just up the road. This is a private tour led by the curator of the museum, providing a unique insight into the lives and work of this inspirational family, with close-up viewing of previously-unseen items in the Parsonage Library. Double Rooms from £65, based on two people sharing (B&B) – book a room to the rear for views. Brontë Treasures is limited to 12 people, book in advance via the website. Tickets £85.
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Arthur Ransome: Swallows and Amazons, Coniston, Lake District
Relax in true Swallows style with an afternoon cruise aboard Steam Yacht Gondola, the inspiration behind Captain Flint's houseboat, as you journey down 'The Amazon River' and Octopus Lagoon'. Then grab a seat at the Bluebird Café, overlooking Coniston water and lose yourself in your copy of Swallows and Amazons. Price Adult £11, Child £6 – NT members: Adult £9.90, Child £5.40. Book in advance. nationaltrust.org.uk/steam-yacht-gondola
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MLK Day: Court Decision, U.S. “Government Agencies” Found Guilty in Martin Luther King’s Assassination
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There has been another crash on the Princes Highway north of Narooma on the morning of Tuesday, March 19. A NSW Ambulance spokesman says paramedics were called to reports of an overturned vehicle on the Princes Highway at about 7.05am. One eye witness who drove past in heavy rain reported a vehicle towing a trailer was involved. Another said the vehicle had landed on an embankment. Paramedics said they treated a 45-year-old woman at the scene for minor injuries but she did not require hospitalisation. A spokesman said the crash was reported near Mort Avenue and Lawlers Creek Road. A Eurobodalla RFS spokesman said people needed to drive to suit the weather conditions. Another crash occurred in the area on March 6. There have been several crashes north of Narooma in recent months, including head-on collisions. On the weekend, two people were critically injured in a Princes Highway crash north of Eden. Fix it Now - campaign for a safer highway
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March 19 2019 - 8:54AM
Princes Highway crash north of Narooma
There has been another crash on the Princes Highway north of Narooma on the morning of Tuesday, March 19.
A NSW Ambulance spokesman says paramedics were called to reports of an overturned vehicle on the Princes Highway at about 7.05am.
One eye witness who drove past in heavy rain reported a vehicle towing a trailer was involved.
Another said the vehicle had landed on an embankment.
Paramedics said they treated a 45-year-old woman at the scene for minor injuries but she did not require hospitalisation.
A spokesman said the crash was reported near Mort Avenue and Lawlers Creek Road.
A Eurobodalla RFS spokesman said people needed to drive to suit the weather conditions.
Another crash occurred in the area on March 6.
There have been several crashes north of Narooma in recent months, including head-on collisions.
On the weekend, two people were critically injured in a Princes Highway crash north of Eden.
Fix it Now - campaign for a safer highway
Paramedics treated a woman at the scene of a Princes Highway crash on Tuesday, March 19. File picture.
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Lost in Suburbia: A half-baked column
Tracy Beckerman More Content Now
Mar 14, 2018 at 9:42 AM Mar 14, 2018 at 9:42 AM
“I think it’s time we retired this oven,” I said to my husband as I displayed a sheet of blackened sweet potato fries. “Even the dog won’t eat these.”
“Sure he will,” he said, tossing some fries on the floor. The dog immediately sucked them down.
“Not my point,” I said.
We had known that our oven was on its last burners for quite some time. But it still worked, sort of, which was more than we could say about the prehistoric dishwasher or fridge, so those got replaced first. For years, I tried to convince myself that I really wasn’t jealous of my friends with their fancy stainless steel ovens with enough BTU’s to power a rocket ship. But the truth was, I had major cooktop envy. I wanted a stove that could boil water in 6.2 seconds. I wanted an oven that not only cooked my salmon perfectly, but also caught it off the coast of Alaska, skinned it, and cleaned it for me.
OK, maybe I wanted something that didn’t exist. But I at least wanted a stove that had actual numbers that weren’t rubbed off the dials so I didn’t have to guess whether I was baking or broiling.
And thus began our quest for the perfect oven. Armed with our pretty little Internet oven pictures, we headed off to the appliance store.
“My old stove had one oven on top and a separate oven on the bottom so I could cook two things at one time,” I told the salesman. “Do you have any 30-inch stainless steel stoves like that?”
“Was your old oven seven feet high and pale yellow?”
“Yes!” I said excitedly.
When he was done rolling on the floor laughing out loud, he helped us find something that was actually better than what I’d had and was also from this millennium. Then he showed us the price. I choked.
“You know, for this price, the thing really should be able to go to Alaska and catch us some fish,” I said.
“That’s the next model up,” he replied.
Finally, we had our stove. We set up a delivery time and then I waited home for eight hours so it could be delivered and installed.
When the big, new, shiny, stainless steel oven arrived, I immediately knew how my husband feels when he goes into a car dealership. I stared in reverence for a full minute and then I caressed the knobs, stroked the burners, and polished a little streak away with the edge of my sleeve. It was truly a thing of beauty.
“So, how’s the new stove?” asked my husband when he got home that night.
“It’s pretty!” I gushed.
“I know it’s pretty,” he said. “But how does it cook?”
“Oh. Um,” I stammered. “I don’t know.”
“You don’t know?”
“Yeah,” I replied. “I was so excited to get it, I forgot to go food shopping.”
— For more Lost in Suburbia, follow Tracy on Facebook at facebook.com/LostinSuburbiaFanPage or on Twitter at @TracyBeckerman.
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'Every child went home with a medal and a smile on their face:' Delight at sports tournament success
Mark Boggis
The panathlon challenge at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft involved primary schools from across the area. Action from the event. Pictures: Mick Howes
Primary school pupils from across Lowestoft and Beccles had the chance to take part in sporting challenges as part of an inaugural event.
And the smiles on the children's faces said it all as they enjoyed taking on activities such as bean bag throwing and giant basketball during some "amazing" Panathlon Challenges.
Held at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft in the past few weeks, tournaments were held for KS1 and KS2 pupils from the Active Learning Trust Lowestoft-area primary schools - Westwood, Grove, Albert Pye, Ravensmere, Pakefield, Reydon and Red Oak.
Organised by Red Oak Primary School's PE co-ordinator Johnny Lee, the Panathalon Challenge tournaments took centre stage at the school in Southwell Road last month.
Mr Lee said: "I organised a meeting with all the PE co-ordinators from the Active Learning Trust (ALT) Lowestoft-area primary schools to develop a strategy.
The panathlon challenge at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft involved primary schools from across the area. Some of the competitors. Pictures: Mick Howes
"We already organise 40 tournaments for different year groups in a range of ALT tournaments each year and in our fifth year we wanted to extend it."
With the aim of developing sporting opportunities for all children, it meant that those who had never competed in a sporting contest before, and others with physical and learning disabilities, had the chance to take part in the KS1 and KS2 Panathlon Challenges.
The panathlon challenge at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft involved primary schools from across the area. Pictured are the winners Albert Pye PS. Pictures: Mick Howes
Mr Lee said: "It provided 100 children throughout the schools the chance to participate in these events as a Trust.
"They competed in multiple sporting activities against each other, with the children put into teams as they went around different activities with the aim of gaining as many points as possible."
The panathlon challenge at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft involved primary schools from across the area. The Panathlon leaders. Pictures: Mick Howes
Enjoying bean bag throwing, ball target throwing, giant basketball, curling and skittles, Mr Lee said that the smiles on the children's faces "said it all."
The event also gave the chance for dozens of Year 5 and Year 6 pupils from five different schools to become junior sports leaders for the events.
The panathlon challenge at Red Oak Primary School in Lowestoft involved primary schools from across the area. Pictures: Mick Howes
Mr Lee said: "The sports leaders were trained on the best ways to lead during the morning session, then in the afternoon they refereed, coached and led all the panathlon tournament activities gaining an ALT sports leader qualification."
The KS1 tournament was won by Albert Pye, with Red Oak winning the KS2 event.
And thanking the "amazing sponsors" for prizes, trophies, t shirts, equipment and providing medals for every child, Mr Lee praised Panathlon Challenge, the Mayor of London, Emma Holloway Foundation and Scottish Power for their support.
He added: "We have agreed to run the tournaments again next year to give more children opportunities.
"For some of the children taking part it was the first sports tournament they had competed in and every child went home with a medal and a smile on their face."
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Grafiska romaner
B&W illustrations throughout
Leaving Richard's Valley
Michael Deforge
A Body Beneath
Ant Colony
Sticks Angelica, Folk Hero
First Year Healthy
Lose #7
A Western World
A Storm and Other Erotica
Regine Deforges
av Michael Deforge
Lose #6 is the latest installment in Michael DeForge's one-person short story anthology series. Hailed as the next Daniel Clowes or Chris Ware, DeForge is cartooning's brightest young star, and Lose is a standalone showcase for his talents. Michael DeForge currently lives and works in Toronto as a cartoonist, commercial illustrator, and designer for the hit Cartoon Network program Adventure Time. His one-person anthology series Lose has received great critical and commercial success, having been nominated for every major comics award including the Ignatz and Eisner Awards.
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Nominated for the 2015 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Story "Canadian artist DeForge's anthology series is a showcase for his warped imaginings and offbeat, genre-bending cartoons." -- Matt White, Publishers Weekly "Stories about body horror, S&M, Canada; it's easy to call Michael DeForge the David Cronenberg of comics. But more specifically, I'd call him the 'noise rock' of the industry, and it helps that he's in a noise rock band." -- GeekRex "This is DeForge's best all-around effort to date, as his bleak and brutal sense of the absurd is coupled with surprisingly stirring humanism and drawn in a "stupid" line style that makes perfect sense." -- Rob Clough, The Comics Journal "DeForge's comic universe reflects the dark corners of our real one, but -- sensitive and hopeful storyteller that he is -- he hasn't forgotten about the exuberance, wonder and happiness there either." -- Chris Hampton, The Toronto Star "Heartwarming" isn't a word typically associated with DeForge's often unsettling work, but the main story in Lose #6, "Me As A Baby," is a surprisingly sweet tale about how far a "cool aunt" will go to make her niece happy ... It's really quite touching, as long as you're willing to forgive the string of dead bodies left by Cherelle [the cool aunt] on her path to triumph." -- Oliver Sava, A.V. Club "I don't know what Michael DeForge is reading these days, but I'll be damned if this isn't the 'Here's to Crime' issue of his ongoing comic book anthology series, undoubtedly the closest new thing we've got to the likes of Eightball or Schizo right now in terms of popularity and sustained quality." -- Joe McCulloch, The Comics Journal "One of the most exciting and unpredictable cartoonists working in comics, Michael DeForge has a unique perspective that juggles humor, tragedy, whimsy and horror to create unforgettable stories." -- Oliver Sava, Los Angeles Times "DeForge's world is not for the squeamish. But it is one whose grotesqueries increasingly mirror, rather than distort, the mundane world with which we think we are familiar." -- Sean Rogers, The Globe and Mail "Prolific young Canadian-born avant-garde artist DeForge has become one of his generation's most admired cartoonists, and this is his first sizable collection...While often willfully unsettling, DeForge's work resonates on many levels." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Laid out side by side, DeForge's sub rosa sense of humour is what comes through the most: it's so dry that it can slip by unnoticed in individual works, but taken as a whole, it's as stark and pointed as his lines are dripping and chaotic." -- David Berry, National Post "Everything and everyone in his [DeForge's] drawings is dripping, bubbling and developing unsightly growths. He warps and dents the assured, geometrical forms of vintage newspaper strips and new wave-era graphics into oddly adorable horrors; his stories are prone to whiplash formal shifts." -- Douglas Wolk, The New York Times
Bloggat om Lose #6
Michael DeForge currently lives and works in Toronto as a cartoonist, commercial illustrator, and as a designer for the hit Cartoon Network program Adventure Time. Past illustration clients include The Believer, Vice, New York Times Magazine, and The Walrus. His one-person anthology series Lose has received great critical and commercial success. Lose #1 won in the Best Emerging Talent category at the 2010 Doug Wright Awards, and Lose #3 won the 2011 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Comic. Lose #4 was released in Spring 2012, and was nominated for the Eisner Award for Best Single Issue (or One-Shot). The fifth installment was released in Spring 2013. The 2013 Ignatz Awards saw DeForge take home three Ignatz bricks for Outstanding Series (Lose), Outstanding Anthology or Collection (Very Casual), and Outstanding Artist for his entire body of work.
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Anti-nuclear, anti-nuke
Abolition 2000 Global Network / Abolish Nuclear Weapons [pinback button]
n.p. the Network, n.d. 3 inch diameter pin, very good, depicting the earth surrounded by a flower made of various flags. The organization was founded in 1995. More about Abolition 2000 Global Network / Abolish Nuclear Weapons [pinback button
Announcing the End of the World's Fair. San Francisco, May 12, 1984
San Francisco, CA: The End of the World's Fair, 1984. Four-panel brochure made from folded 8.5x11 inch sheet, illustrated with cartoons of costumed punks and freaks. The Fair was a radical cultural festival and parade held in S.F.'s Dolores Park, which included floats on themes such as "Prisoners of daily..... More about Announcing the End of the World's Fair. San Francisco, May 12, 1984
Ban the neutron bomb!
Helsinki: Information Centre of the WPC, 1978. 55p., 5.5 x 8 inch staplebound pamphlet, very good. Illustrations (protest art). More about Ban the neutron bomb!
Cat.No: 53491
Cambridge and nuclear weapons: Is there a place to hide?
Cambridge, MA: Cambridge City Council, 1982. 9p., horizontal fold crease, back cover has the penned name of a contact in the Native American Support Group. More about Cambridge and nuclear weapons: Is there a place to hide?
Cultural Worker. No. 4/5. Workbook on nuclear power
Amherst, MA: Cultural Worker's Collective, 1978. 109p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches. More about Cultural Worker. No. 4/5. Workbook on nuclear power
Eyewitness, "An International Newsletter"; vol. II number 10, [October] 1970
San Francisco: the newsletter, 1970. Pamphlet. 12p., staplebound 11x8.5 inch wraps item filled with swiped illustrations; the articles seem also to be commandeered, some reproduced directly from source, others are re-done by typewriter to fit. Contains a weapons alert: the US military has come up with a death ray that... More about Eyewitness, "An International Newsletter"; vol. II number 10, [October] 1970
From Greenham Common to Livermore [pinback button]
Berkeley: Livermore Action Group, 1983. 1.75 inch diameter pin, dancing women / birds motif. Greenham was a women's peace camp set up in Berkshire in the early 1980s. Its slogan, "Greenham women are everywhere," conveyed the activism of its members in fields ranging from feminist struggles to the anti-nuclear movement.This... More about From Greenham Common to Livermore [pinback button
G.E. brings nuclear war to life!
Swarthmore, PA: Brandywine Peace Community, 1985. 11x17 inch poster on buff paperstock, horizontal fold crease. Black and white photos depict demonstrators protesting General Electric's involvement in the nuclear arms industry. Also included is an 8.5x11 inch leaflet, printed both sides, explaining why Immanuel House was focusing its anti-nuclear activism on GE. More about G.E. brings nuclear war to life!
Gamma-ray miscarriage [protest sign with papier maché sculpture in form of a fetus]
[Northern California]: [199-]. Three-dimensional papier maché sculpture, 16 inches tall, mounted on a wooden pole, cardboard sign attached to the wooden handle with tape on the back, carried in protests against research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the 1990s. Minor restoration could be beneficial at the junction of the... More about Gamma-ray miscarriage [protest sign with papier maché sculpture in form of a fetus
Geneve Alternative
Geneva, Switzerland: Collectif Geneve Alternative, [1980-?]. 65p., decorated wraps, 6.5x9 inches, very good. Catalog of alternative resources for Geneva, ranging from women's resources to improv music, alternative schools to ecological organizations. Many ads with B&W drawings or other art. More about Geneve Alternative
I am a nuclear war misfit, Spiro [pinback button]
New York; Philadelphia: Peace Army; Horn Co., 1970. 1.75 inch diameter pin, light wear. A retort to vice president Spiro Agnew. More about I am a nuclear war misfit, Spiro [pinback button
Imagine peace. Students' poetry against nuclear war
Oakland, CA: Calvin Simmons Junior High School, 1984. 78p., wraps, cover creased on corner with mild wear. Collection of poems by students (2p. group photos appended). More about Imagine peace. Students' poetry against nuclear war
Lesbian and Gay Network [brochure]
New York: Mobilization for Survival, 1984. Eight-panel brochure folded to 3.5x8.5 inches, front cover has peace sign inside pink triangle design, information on the Network as well as a list of LGBT actions in NYC, SF and Dallas, very good on pink stock. Introduction to the MfS's Network, intended to... More about Lesbian and Gay Network [brochure
Monitor / San Francisco / Mobilization for Peace, Jobs, and Justice / April 30 and June 11, 1988 [armband]
San Francisco: the Mobilization, 1988. 16x5.5 inch armband printed on nylon-type fabric; together with a blank sign-up sheet for volunteer monitors. More about Monitor / San Francisco / Mobilization for Peace, Jobs, and Justice / April 30 and June 11, 1988...
Namazu. Nos. 1 and 2
Osaka: Namazu Collective, 1978. Two issues of the Japanese anti-authoritarian newsletter in English, 12 and 16 pages respectively. No. 2 is devoted to the direct action struggle against the expansion of the new Tokyo airport by farmers, students and other activists. "Namazu" is the name of a giant fish that... More about Namazu. Nos. 1 and 2
Osaka: Namazu Collective, 1978-79. Two issues of the Japanese anti-authoritarian newsletter in English, 16 pages each. No. 2 is devoted to the direct action struggle against the expansion of the new Tokyo airport by farmers, students and other activists; no. 4 is largely devoted to anti-nuclear actions. "Namazu" is the... More about Namazu. Nos. 2 and 4
Nuclear realities chronicle [two issues: 2:8 and 3:6]
Santa Rosa: Women for Nuclear Disarmament, 1982, 1983. 15 and 11 pages respectively; 7x8.5 inches, rubberstamp on cover says "Free copy, subscribe today." More about Nuclear realities chronicle [two issues: 2:8 and 3:6
Nuclear war and Berkeley
Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Area Interfaith Council, n.d. 4p., pictorial wraps depicting Berkeley as ground zero on a map. Wraps slightly soiled, address label on reverse. Detailed description of the death and destruction that would result from a nuclear bomb detonating in the middle of the city. Endorsed by the mayor..... More about Nuclear war and Berkeley
The Nuke stops here / March on Washington April 26, 1980 [pinback button]
n.p. Midwest Fund Resources; Donnelly Colt, 1980. 1.75 inch diameter pin, capitol dome on green field. More about The Nuke stops here / March on Washington April 26, 1980 [pinback button
Open Road. No. 4 (Fall 1977)
Vancouver, BC: Open Road, 1977. Single issue of Open Road, a Vancouver-based anarchist-oriented newspaper; 19 pages, 16.5x11.5 inches, very good with very slight wear to edges of front cover; centerfold poster of Sacco and Vanzetti. Contents include articles on Anarcha-Feminism, "Putting the boots to the stormtroopers" (on Nazi-bashing), west coast... More about Open Road. No. 4 (Fall 1977
Racism... and the struggle for peace. An open letter to brothers and sisters in the peace movement
New York: United Methodist Voluntary Service, 1982. Four-panel brochure, 8.5x11 inches, toned along top edge. Also included is the Fall 1982 issue of the organization's newsletter, Common Ground. More about Racism... and the struggle for peace. An open letter to brothers and sisters in the peace movement
Radical America: Vol. 20, (1986), No. 1-6.
Somerville, MA: Radical America, 1986. Full year run, wraps, most 72 pages. Wraps somewhat smudged or worn on some numbers, #1 water damaged at bottom. Topics include women blues singers, Chernobyl, the Boston busing conflict, etc. Number 6 is a special issue on AIDS. More about Radical America: Vol. 20, (1986), No. 1-6
Report from Hiroshima: a report by members of the U.S. Committee for Cooperation with the Japan Council Against A and H Bombs held in Tokyo, 1961
New York: U.S. Committee for Cooperation with the Japan Council Against A and H Bombs, 1961. 56p., wraps, very good. Delegates included Russ Nixon, Corliss Lamont, Herbert Aptheker, and Robert Moore. More about Report from Hiroshima: a report by members of the U.S. Committee for Cooperation with the Japan...
SACC newsletter. Numbers 1, 2, 3 (April 1, 15, 30 1969)
Cambridge, MA: Science Action Coordinating Committee, 1969. First three issues of the newsletter devoted to critiquing MIT's role in the military-industrial complex, the Vietnam War, and nuclear weapons in particular. 4, 6, 4 pages respectively, minor edgewear; 8.5x11 inches. More about SACC newsletter. Numbers 1, 2, 3 (April 1, 15, 30 1969
San Francisco / Nuclear Free Zone 1990 [pinback button]
San Francisco: SFNFZ Coalition; manufactured by Donnelly/Colt, 1990. 1.5 inch diameter pin, dove with nuclear warning symbol. More about San Francisco / Nuclear Free Zone 1990 [pinback button
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Absolute covenants and landlord’s consent
Colin Young
Email: cyoung@boodlehatfield.com
Kate Symons
Email: ksymons@boodlehatfield.com
Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 2298
A recent landlord and tenant dispute in the Court of Appeal regarding the ability of the landlord to allow a flat tenant to carry out alterations beyond that permitted by its lease looks set to cause waves for residential landlords where the lease contains a mutual enforceability covenant on the part of the landlord.
The dispute relates to premises known as 11-13 Randolph Crescent, Maida Vale. The premises originally formed two houses but were subsequently converted into nine flats. Each of the nine flats is held under a long lease with the reversion of the flats owned by the Landlord, Randolph Crescent Limited, a company owned by the tenants.
In 2015 the tenant of flat 13, Mrs Winfield, applied to the Landlord for consent to carry out significant alterations to her flat. The Landlord was willing to consent to the works but, the tenant of flats 11G and H, Dr Duval, argued that the terms of Mrs Winfield’s lease prevented the Landlord from giving such consent.
The lease of flat 13 contained the following relevant tenant’s covenants:
Not to make any alterations or improvements to the premises without the previous written consent of the Landlord. This is a “qualified” covenant, and accordingly, a statutory proviso is implied to the effect that such consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
Not to commit or permit or suffer any waste spoil or destruction or cut maim or injure or suffer to be cut maimed or injured any roof, wall or ceiling within or enclosing the premises or any sewers, drains, pipes, radiators, ventilators, wires and cables therein. This is an “absolute” covenant and does not include any wording to indicate that consent may be given to do that which the covenant forbids.
The works that Mrs Winfield wished to carry out comprised the removal of around seven meters (width) of the load bearing wall at basement level. This clearly would amount to a breach of the absolute covenant set out above. However, it is not uncommon, as in this case, for a landlord to agree to consent to works, notwithstanding an absolute covenant of this nature, subject to such conditions as the landlord may require, including for example, the payment of a premium and / or satisfaction of further conditions.
Dr Duval argued that the Landlord could not, in fact, consent to the alterations. He based this argument on the existence in clause 3.19 of Mrs Winfield’s lease of a commonly found “mutual enforceability covenant” given by the landlord comprising two elements:
That all future long flat leases in the building would contain similar tenant covenants (IE including but not limited to the alterations covenants set out above) (the mutuality covenant).
That the landlord would enforce any such tenant covenants at the request and cost of the tenant (the enforceability covenant).
Dr Duval reasoned that, if the landlord had the right to licence or permit what would otherwise be a breach of the tenant’s absolute covenant given in respect of alterations, the Landlord would not be able to comply with the two elements of clause 3.19 outlined above.
The Court of Appeal overturned the earlier judgment of the County Court and held in favour of Dr Duval.
In reaching its judgment, the Court considered the case of Marks & Spencer plc v Paribas Securities Service Trust Co (Jersey) Ltd [2015] UKSC 72 as to the terms that may be implied into an agreement to give commercial or practical coherence to a contract.
Greater weight was, however, given to a long line of authorities, dating back to a nineteenth century case relating to a promise of marriage, which, together, established that where a party undertakes a contingent or conditional obligation, that party is under an obligation not to prevent the contingency from occurring, or from putting it out of its power to comply with the obligation if and when the contingency arises.
Accordingly, in this case the Landlord in granting consent to the alterations (which would otherwise be a breach of the tenant’s lease) was in breach of the landlord’s covenants in clause 3.19 of the lease and that such a breach could occur (i) where consent is given after a request is made to enforce such a covenant and also (ii) where the landlord’s obligation in clause 3.19 remains contingent.
In reaching this decision some helpful practical observations were made:
This interpretation of the lease would not prevent a landlord from consenting to such alterations as the landlord’s power to consent to the works that would otherwise be a breach of covenant remains, but the landlord would be in breach of its obligations in clause 3.19 in doing so.
A landlord in this situation would not be under an obligation to inform the tenants in the building of its intention to consent to the works.
A tenant wishing to enforce the obligations in clause 3.19 against its landlord would have a right of action:
If the consent had already been given and acted upon the landlord would not be able to comply with the enforcement obligations in clause 3.19 and the tenant’s only remedy against the landlord would be damages for breach of covenant.
If the consent had not yet been granted, or if granted not yet acted upon, a court may possibly order an injunction to prevent the grant of the licence or require it to be “undone” but in doing so the objecting tenant’s objections would be assessed before the grant of an injunction.
Landlords with leases containing a landlord’s mutual enforceability covenant of this nature, will need to consider the possible consequences should a tenant seek licence or consent from the landlord to do something that would otherwise be prohibited by its lease. Whilst this case related to alterations, the same principles can, potentially, be applied to other common absolute covenants such as use and alienation.
Where a consent such as licence to alter has been granted, and implemented, notwithstanding an absolute prohibition in the lease, the licence remains valid and there is no question that the tenant, or any successor to the tenant will face enforcement action regarding the alterations.
There is however a risk that the landlord may face a future claim for damages from an aggrieved tenant, but it should be noted that the decision in this case indicated that any such damages were likely to be insubstantial, particularly where the tenant demanding enforcement is seen to be taking what may be described, as in this case, as a “dog in the manger” approach, that is to say attempting to keep something in order to prevent someone else from getting it.
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Edward Stratemeyer (1862-1930)
Edward Stratemeyer (October 4, 1862 - May 10, 1930). Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey he was an American publisher and writer of books for children. He created the Hardy Boys, Bobbsey Twins, Nancy Drew, Rover Boys, and Tom Swift series, among others.
Stratemeyer pioneered the technique of producing long-running, consistent series of books using a team of freelance authors to write standardized novels, which were published under a pen name owned by his company. Through his Stratemeyer Syndicate Stratemeyer produced short plot summaries for the novels in each series, which he sent to other writers who completed the story, writing a specified number of pages and chapters. Each book would begin with an introduction of the characters and would be interrupted at the first cliffhanger for a quick recap of all the previous books in the series.
Stratemeyer's series were also innovative in that they were intended purely as entertainment, with little of the moral lessons or educational intent found in most other popular fiction of the early twentieth century. Instead, he produced straightforward action or mystery stories centered on idealized heroes and heroines.
Stratemeyer is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Hillside, New Jersey.
Arthur M. Winfield
Strameyer used a number of pen names, including Arthur M. Winfield. He wrote his first book and submitted to a publisher under this name which he is said to have chosen partly as a joke because it is a play on words, with "Arthur" being close to "author" and "Winfield" indicating his willingness to "win" and become famous as a children's book author.[citation needed]
O'Rourke, Meghan. 2004. Nancy Drew's father: the fiction factory of Edward Stratemeyer. The New Yorker. November 8:120-129.
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Awards, Competitions, Documentary, Events, Exhibitions, Festivals, Fine Art, New Talent, News, Portrait, Projects, Uncategorized
Alessia Glaviano,Allyssa Heuse,Anouk Kruithof,Artists & Company,ArtLigue,Aurélie Scouarnec,Bettina Rheims,Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles,Csilla Klenyánszki,Daragh Soden,Eva O'Leary,Ezra Petronio,Hyeres,Jaakko Kahilaniemi,Jed Root,Laetitia Bica,lorenzo vitturi,Pascale Arnaud,Raphaëlle Stopin,Sanna Lehto,Sarah Mei Herman,Self Service magazine,Sølve Sundsbø,Teresa Eng,Villa Noailles,Vogue Italia
The shortlist is out for the Hyères Festival photographie grand prix
Image © Eva O'Leary
Eva O'Leary, Teresa Eng, and Pascale Arnaud are all in the running for the prestigious prize at the French festival, which runs from 26-30 April
It’s one of the most interesting prizes for emerging photography, with previous winners including Sølve Sundsbo, Anouk Kruithof, and Lorenzo Vitturi – it’s the Grand prix du jury photographie at the International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories in Hyères, France, and the 2018 finalists are: Eva O’Leary (Ireland, USA), Teresa Eng (Canada), Pascale Arnaud (France), Laetitia Bica (Belgium), Sarah Mei Herman (Netherlands), Allyssa Heuse (Philippines, France), Jaakko Kahilaniemi (Finland), Csilla Klenyánszki (Hungary), Sanna Lehto (Finland), and Aurélie Scouarnec (France).
The ten shortlisted photographers will present their work at a group show at the Villa Noailles from 26 April-27 May; the winner will be announced during the festival, which takes place from 26-30 April. The photography jury this year was chaired by the photographer Bettina Rheims, and also included Jed Root (agent and founder at Artists & Company, New York), Ezra Petronio (editor at large, artistic director and photographer on Self Service magazine and Petronio Associates, Paris), Alessia Glaviano (photography editor, Vogue Italia, Milan), and (Daragh Soden, photographer, London, winner of the Grand prix du jury photographie in Hyères, 2017).
© Teresa Eng
The shortlisted photographers were selected on 24 January from 700 entries from 50 nationalists, from which a long list of 48 photographers was drawn up. The ten photographers will be commissioned to shoot two new series as part of the prize – one for the Still Life Prize, using accessories and jewellery loaned by the festival’s partners (who include Chanel, Chloé, and LVMH), and another for the American Vintage Photography Prize, using the brand’s fashion collection.
The International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories in Hyères was founded in 1986 by Jean-Pierre Blanc, director of the Villa Noailles – initially focussed just on fashion, the festival expanded to include photography in 1997, and to include fashion accessories in 2017. The current artistic director of photography for the festival is Raphaëlle Stopin, who is also art director for ArtLigue (artligue.fr). Villa Noailles is an early Modernist house, built by architect Robert Mallet-Stevens for art patrons Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles between 1923 and 1927.
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© Pascale Arnaud
© Csilla Klenyánszki
© Sarah Mei Herman
© Laetitia Bica
© Jaakko Kahilaniemi
© Aurélie Scouarnec
© Sanna Lehto
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(With DVD, 2 Pack, Widescreen, Dolby)
Starring: Taraji P. Henson, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Tracy Morgan
Director: Adam Shankman
Genre: Comedy-Contemporary
Subtitles: ENG, FRE, SPA
Dubbed: FRE, SPA
Distributor/Studio: Paramount
Widescreen, Amaray Case, Dolby, AC-3
What Men Want on Blu-ray
Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) is a successful sports agent who's constantly boxed out by her male colleagues. When Ali is passed up for a well-deserved promotion, she questions what else she needs to do to succeed in a man's world... until she gains the ability to hear men's thoughts! With her newfound power, Ali looks to outsmart her colleagues as she races to sign the next basketball superstar, but the lengths she has to go to will put her relationship with her best friends and a potential new love interest (Aldis Hodge) to the test. WHAT MEN WANT is the latest comedy from director Adam Shankman (HAIRSPRAY) and producers Will Packer and James Lopez (GIRLS TRIP), co-starring Tracy Morgan, Richard Roundtree, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Josh Brener, Tamala Jones, Phoebe Robinson, Max Greenfield, Jason Jones, Brian Bosworth, Chris Witaske and Erykah Badu.
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Weekly macroeconomic and market update 07 September 2015
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Weekly macroeconomic and market update – 07 September 2015
A look back over macroeconomic events for the two weeks ending 04/09/2015. Volatility persisted across markets in the wake of China’s ‘Black Monday’ and expectations of a US rate hike next week softened.
Ben Seager-Scott
Conflicting economic data from the US
Another conflicting set of economic data came out of the US. GDP was revised up more than expected, from an annualised 2.3% to 3.7% in Q2 (from 0.6% in Q1), and unemployment fell to 5.1%. However, the all-important non-farm payroll numbers fell short of expectations, adding 170,000 jobs compared to expectations for 220,000.
The US balance of trade conditions also improved with the deficit falling from US$45.2 billion to US$41.9 billion. On the purely economic front, this leaves the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision this month pretty finely balanced, but global events may well have taken over as the prime concern for the committee. At the time of writing markets appeared to be pricing in a roughly 30% chance of the Federal Reserve hiking rates next week.
Chinese economic figures continue to look weak
Following on from Black Monday (which we wrote about here), data regarding Chinese economic fundamentals continue to look weak, with the official PMI figures for the manufacturing sector dipping back below 50 for the first time since February, indicating economic contraction with a reading of 49.7.
The unofficial – but more widely trusted – Caixin/Markit Manufacturing PMI has been below 50 since March and has deteriorated to 47.3 for August. In response, China’s central bank once again cut interest rates 25 basis points to 4.6 and also cut the reserve requirement ratio by 50bps to 17.5%.
Last week’s other events
The European Central Bank left monetary policy unchanged at its September meeting, but President Mario Draghi did make comments at the press conference suggesting the Quantitative Easing programme could be increased. Given that much of the world is now looking for clues as to whether events in China would prompt further QE, Draghi’s comments about the “size, composition and duration” of the programme was taken as a hint that just such a move is being prepared. At the same time inflation and growth forecasts were downgraded, and the per-country sovereign debt limit was increased.
Elsewhere in Europe, retail sales improved in July, growing 2.7% year on year from 1.7% previously and ahead of expectations.
UK GDP for the second quarter was unchanged at the latest revision, steady at 2.6% year on year. However, manufacturing PMI dipped to 51.5 from 51.9 against expectations.
The effects of China’s ‘Black Monday’ were felt in equity markets across the globe over the last two weeks, with major markets falling across the board.
At the close on Friday the FTSE 100 was at 6043, having fallen below 5800 on China’s “Black Monday” before stabilising. Still, the index was 2.1% lower over the two week period, with other western bourses also suffering. US equites (as measured by the S&P 500) returned -2.5%, whilst Europe (excluding the UK) returned -3.5%. Clearly closer to the epicentre, the Japanese Topix index fell 8.2% over the period, whilst the Hang Seng (Hong Kong) was down 7.0% and China ‘A’ shares had fallen just over 10% before closing on Wednesday for a public holiday.
UK gilts were somewhat lower over the two weeks after initial softening, with 10-year gilts yielding 1.72% at Friday’s close. US treasuries remained above 2% on Friday, at 2.13%, and German 10-year bunds were at 0.67%.
Oil had a volatile period. Brent crude rallied aggressively from the low US$40’s to peak around US$54 per barrel, before stabilising around the US$50 mark and closing at US$49.30 on Friday. Gold was softer over the last two weeks – it was around 3.2% weaker and finished at US$1,122 per oz. Copper strengthened marginally to US$2.32.
Sterling was weaker over the fortnight – it was down 3.2% against the dollar and 4.8% against the yen. The yen continued to strengthen, finishing up 4.5% against the euro and 1.7% against the US dollar, which was otherwise continuing to strengthen.
The week starts with Japanese leading economic index and German industrial production numbers. On Tuesday Chinese trade data are released early UK time, with expectations that the surplus will have increased by US$5 billion to US$48.2 billion. Germany also updates its trade balance, whilst Eurozone Q2 GDP revisions are also due.
The UK has most of the spotlight on Wednesday, releasing balance of trade data which is likely to be fairly steady at a £1.6 billion deficit for July, together with manufacturing and industrial production figures which are also expected to be fairly unchanged at 0.5% and 1.5% year on year respectively. The day finishes with US JOLTS Job Openings data, which are forecast to show 5.3 million job openings.
Japanese machinery orders are first up on Thursday, followed by Chinese inflation which is expected to be around 1.6% for CPI. We are also expecting another month of falling factory-gate price, which has been negative since the first quarter of 2012 but is expected to be falling at -5.5% – its fastest rate since the global financial crisis. In the afternoon the Bank of England releases the MPC decision and minutes simultaneously, as part of the new regime, although there is no press conference. On Friday we have a quiet end to the week. UK construction output is reported, then US PPI inflation data and Michigan Consumer Sentiment readings are released in the afternoon.
Data correct as at 07/09/2015. Source: Lipper.
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Harold T. Daniel
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Harold T. Daniel, Jr. is a partner in the Litigation Section. In more than 30 years of practice, he has routinely dealt with complex factual and legal issues involving antitrust, securities, RICO, business torts and commercial law.
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Defended the manufacturer of GPS devices in a jury trial against a major distributor.
Defended major law firms for alleged violations of federal securities laws and in litigation against the law firms for attorney's fees.
Obtained favorable rulings on motions for summary judgment and settlement on very favorable terms for our client, a public British corporation, which was sued by a public U.S. corporation for fraud, breach of fiduciary duties, promissory estoppel, and breach of contract in connection with an acquisition. The litigation also included a counterclaim under federal and state securities laws.
Defended a manufacturing company in a seven-week jury trial of a predatory pricing antitrust case; won total victory on appeal to Eleventh Circuit.
Represented an engineering company in a nine-week jury trial against former officers and directors for breaches of fiduciary duty, misappropriation of corporate opportunities and tortious interference with business relationships; successful verdict affirmed on appeal to state's highest court.
After a jury trial of three and one-half months, obtained a multimillion dollar securities fraud verdict in favor of the former owners of a major carpet company based on the sale of the company. Judgment was affirmed on appeal.
Defended a multinational manufacturing corporation in a two-month jury trial in federal court in a business fraud case involving formation of a joint venture with a Japanese company; represented the client on appeal to the Eleventh Circuit and obtained a total victory with $250,000 in costs awarded against the plaintiffs.
Represented multinational manufacturing company in a three-week jury trial in federal court in Texas against former employee and vendor for unfair competition and fraud; obtained multimillion dollar verdict including punitive damages and attorney's fees; represented client in appeal to Fifth Circuit, where judgment was affirmed.
Represented multinational re-seller of computer products in a jury trial in federal court for alleged RICO violations against entities which had illegally obtained and used confidential pricing and customer information; obtained verdict, which was trebled, plus $2 million in punitive and $1 million in attorney's fees; represented client in the Eleventh Circuit where judgment was affirmed in full.
Represented bank and four mutual funds in a two-week jury trial in state court in Florida where our clients were sued under various limited liability theories; obtained favorable jury verdict and denial of equitable relief, both of which were affirmed on appeal.
Defended public telecommunications company in class action securities trial litigation in federal court; settled on very favorable terms for our client.
Defended a multinational manufacturing company in a two-week jury trial in federal court for alleged environmental contamination and claims for injunctive relief; after a nominal award of damages, injunctive relief was denied in full, and there was no appeal.
Represented motor vehicle manufacturer in federal court jury trial against its principal lender for violation of banking regulations and other laws; obtained jury verdict in client's favor, including award of punitive damages; settled after trial on very favorable terms for our client.
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Three 'bored' teenagers plead guilty to bomb threat on owner of Subway in Billericay
Brentwood Gazette report: Three "bored" youngsters have admitted threatening to "bomb" the Subway store in Billericay High Street and kill the owner's family.
Joseph Reno was bombarded with 30 phone calls and called a "Paki," before the callers started demanding hundreds of pounds.
Stephanie Copperwheat, 20, and Jordan Stubbings, 19, of Tate Close in Basildon and Sean Gaynor, 19, of Westfield in Basildon, admitted when arrested that they "thought it would be funny". Last Thursday (June 26) at Basildon Magistrates' Court, they each pleaded guilty to one count of racially aggravated harassment with fear of violence, committed between February 9 and April 7.
Prosecutor Ian Allen read out a statement given by Mr Reno to the police, where he said the first call was received on February 9, during which Copperwheat said she wanted to have sex with him. He said he asked her what she was talking about and she started being abusive, calling him a "Paki".
"Give me money and I'll leave you alone"
Mr Reno said he could hear a male voice in the background swearing, adding that he had no idea why he was being targeted. A week later he received a further three or four calls between 10.30pm and 11pm. He said in the statement:
[quote width="auto" align="none" border="#0066cc" color="#0066cc" title="Quoted by Mr Reno to the Gazette"]I recognised the male and the female voices to be the same. During this call they stated they wanted £1,000 from me. They said they would kill all my family if I didn't give them the money.[/quote]
The following day when he was called again at 2.42pm he recorded some of the call. He told police: "The female said 'you're stealing our jobs, I want money, give me f***ing money and I'll leave you alone'." Mr Reno said Copperwheat asked him to meet her at Cosmos kebab shop in Basildon with £500 and unless he did so, she would bomb his store and kill his family.
He received another call at 2.45pm that day where he was told to meet the callers at Laindon bus stop with £100. Mr Reno said he was told he would not be alive if he did not hand over the money. They mentioned Mr Reno's wife and son and said they knew where he lived.
"All this made me believe these people are known to me," said Mr Reno in the statement. "I am worried about my family, my home and my business."
Police tracked down Gaynor, who was a previous employee at the Subway store, and he confirmed he made the calls along with Copperwheat and Stubbings. The trio were arrested.
Mr Allen continued: "[During interview] they said they were bored and they thought it would be funny to make these calls. They said they had not considered how the victim would feel."
The court heard Gaynor claimed he suffered from short-term memory loss and could not remember what had been said. Copperwheat admitted she was the female voice, had called the victim a "Paki" had demanded money and threatened to blow up the shop, before adding she had no intention of meeting Mr Reno or carrying out the threats, and had not thought of the consequences.
Stubbings admitted speaking to the victim and swearing at him. He said he could not remember Gaynor saying much but admitted he was egging him on. He claimed he too had short-term memory loss and was very sorry.
Defence counsel said the only matter the defendants contested was the amount of cash requested – they claimed it was just £100.
He told the court:
[quote width="auto" align="none" border="#0066cc" color="#0066cc" title="Quoted by Stubbings in court"]They had been making other voicemail calls to their friends and it accelerated to a level that they never appreciated. They were deeply apologetic and had no idea of the nature and seriousness of what they were doing.[/quote]
Gaynor, Copperwheat and Stubbings were given unconditional bail and will be sentenced on July 17 at the same court.
Speaking to the Gazette on Friday (June 27), Joseph Reno, who has owned his shop for eight years, said
[quote width="auto" align="none" border="#0066cc" color="#0066cc" title="Quoted by"]I have never heard of this happening to anyone, I went through a very tough time. I couldn't sleep. It was a horrible thing and I was very scared – I didn't know who they were.[/quote]
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WhistlePig Rye Whiskey The Boss Hog V: The Spirit of Mauve
The most recent, very limited, release from WhistlePig farm pays homage to Mauve, Mortimer's (who was memorialized with the 2014 edition of Boss Hog) faithful companion, and mama pig to Mortimer Jr.
Mauve had an affinity for apples, and thus the fine folks at WhistlePig decided it appropriate to finish this rye in ex-Calvados casks. A truly remarkable whiskey, this shows notes of cardamom, gingery spice, vanilla and a touch of orchard fruit. With hints of pipe tobacco, maple syrup and cocoa, the finish is well-accented by French Oak spice. An extraordinary rye you'll want to get your hands on before it's gone!
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Whistle Pig represents everything we're looking for in a great whiskey; rarity, pedigree, and a great story. Located on one of the oldest farms in Vermont dating back to the early 19th-Century, this 500-acre property was once a thriving epicenter for grist and lumber. The farm remained in operation until 2006, when it was purchased by founder Raj Peter Bhakta and transformed into a rye farm and distillery. Bhakta's plan was to create a single estate rye whiskey that would stand as a model for fully sustainable agriculture in the US. A lofty goal that would require the help Master Distiller Dave Pickerell, who after a long career with Maker's Mark wanted to create his magnum opus. This combination of passion, experience, and just the right amount of insanity proved the perfect combination for driving success.
Finished in Calvados Casks
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Women's and Gender Studies Program
FACULTY Scott (Director), Blouch, Coy, Craig, Etaugh (emeritus), Fry, Glassmeyer, Glover, Hawkins, Herbert, Hogan, Lambie, Linn, Perry, Portocarrero, Schmidt, Schifeling, Toxqui, Williams, Worley, Young.
Women’s and Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary field of study which takes gender as its central category of analysis. It focuses on the social construction of gender identity, gender relations, and gender systems and explores the intersections of gender with other categories of identity. The primary objectives of Women's and Gender Studies are:
to integrate knowledge abut women and gender into the scholarship of various disciplines and professions across the university by promoting student engagement with feminist discourses and practices;
to understand that gender is foundational to the functioning of social, cultural, economic, and aesthetic systems;
to understand that gender always intersects with multiple and complex categories of identity, including race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, and nationality;
to understand representations and realities fo gender in local, national, and global contexts;
to promote social justice and gender equality by creating connections between the classroom and the community.
Minor In Women’s And Gender Studies
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WGS 200 Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies - 3 hrs.
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ART 490 Art Seminar (Gender in Art) - 3 hrs.
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BLW 446 Employment Law - 3 hrs.
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ENG 129 African American Literature - 3 hrs.
ENG 190 Women in Literature - 3 hrs.
ENG 331 Studies in Women Writers - 3 hrs.
ENG 347 Shakespeare - 3 hrs.
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HIS 315 Social Movements in U.S. History - 3 hrs.
HIS 317 American Masculinities - 3 hrs.
HIS 334 Women in Developing Nations - 3 hrs.
HIS 339 Women in Global Perspective - 3 hrs.
HIS 382 European Women and Gender Since the Renaissance - 3 hrs.
NUR 217 Men's Health Issues - 2 hrs.
NUR 219 Women and Health - 3 hrs.
NUR 263 Introduction to Personal and Community Health - 3 hrs.
NUR 376 Advanced Concepts in Health - 3 hrs.
PLS 493 Seminar in Political Theory: Equality, Diversity, and Citizenship - 3 hrs.
PSY 300 Psychology of Women - 3 hrs.
PSY 309 Human Sexuality - 3 hrs.
SOC 210 Sociology of Families - 3 hrs.
SOC 300 Cross-cultural Perspectives on Gender - 3 hrs.
SOC 311 Comparative Family Systems - 3 hrs.
SOC 313 Race, Ethnicity, and Power - 3 hrs.
SOC 315 Gender and Society - 3 hrs.
WGS 300 Internship in Women's and Gender Studies - 0-3 hrs.
WLS 345 Women's Voices of Latin America - 3 hrs.
WLS 346 Women's Voices of Spain - 3 hrs.
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Airing Carly & Evan's Wedding After The 'Bachelor In Paradise' Controversy Explainer Is So Wrong
ABC/Paul Hebert
From the moment the news of Bachelor in Paradise production being temporarily suspended came out, fans wondered how the show was going to handle it when the season aired. The first episode of Bachelor In Paradise 4 showed Chris Harrison talking about the “controversy,” but not really explaining anything — and this was spliced between the regular footage of casual, fun dating. The premiere episode then ended on a cliffhanger, with the rest of the Corinne and DeMario drama to be explored on Tuesday. And right after that, on that same Tuesday, Evan and Carly will get married on Bachelor In Paradise. But, sandwiching these two topics into one episode cheapens both. (ABC declined to comment on the decision to feature both in one episode.)
Evan and Carly were always set to be married on Bachelor In Paradise 4, but the air date seems ill-timed, and combining it with the Corinne & DeMario controversy explainer feels wrong. As a quick refresher: In mid-June, a crew member came forward with claims that alleged sexual misconduct occurred between Corinne and DeMario on BiP. DeMario repeatedly denied the accusations, and both Warner Bros. and Corinne's lawyers — who each conducted independent investigations — concluded that there was no evidence of misconduct. Corinne then released a statement saying she was satisfied with the outcome of her investigation, and filming resumed. The show then promised that everything would be addressed "head on" once the episodes aired. And, it appears that it will address the issue — over two "mega" episodes.
But how are viewers supposed to properly "ooh" and "ahh" over Carly and Evan's everlasting love after they've just finished watching a segment on alleged sexual misconduct? While Warner Bros' found no wrongdoing, it's still a pretty serious issue to follow up with the happiest day of Evan and Carly's lives. To take viewers from the Corinne & DeMario situation to a happy marriage is bound to give people some emotional whiplash. The set-up seems pretty tone deaf and it has the potential to mar Carly and Evan's experience of watching their wedding back on national television.
Plus, putting a wedding next to the coverage of the investigation and aftermath also takes away from the seriousness of the Corinne & DeMario situation. By placing it as a stop along the way to the happy nuptials, the moment isn't given the weight that it's due. Something as serious as a production shutdown and investigation deserves its own episode separated from the rest of the show — not a blip followed up with a pretty marriage ceremony.
Viewers need to watch and understand and think about all that happened or didn't happen before jumping into something with so much levity. And, while no wrongdoing was found on the BiP set, the real world already has a history of not taking allegations of sexual assault seriously. So, while the show's producers may have responded properly by shutting down production and starting an investigation, the episode plan didn't respond quite as well.
And now, unfortunately, neither the investigation nor Carly & Evan's wedding seem to be in a place where either will get their due. It's still possible that the episode will surprise us, but with this set-up, I'm not holding my breath.
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Facebook Banned A Breast Cancer Nonprofit's Ad Campaign For Violating Nudity Rules
The platform allows users to post mastectomy scar photos, but has much stricter laws for advertisers.
Posted on May 3, 2019, at 12:01 p.m. ET
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Facebook is coming under fire for banning an Australian breast cancer nonprofit's ad campaign, saying it violates their nudity rules.
Run by the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA), the ads feature topless photos of breast cancer survivors in which they're covering themselves with baked goods.
The campaign is a partnership with Australian bakery chain Bakers Delight, and all proceeds for sales of "Pink Fun Buns" will go to the nonprofit. Last year, the efforts raised $1.6 million.
The ads, some of which feature postmastectomy scars, were "specifically designed to draw attention to the disease that affects more than 19,000 people every year," BCNA said.
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, who spoke to BCNA CEO Kirsten Pilatti, the ads were approved last month but Facebook changed its mind and rejected them at the last minute.
"The opening days of the campaign are where we raise the most money for BCNA to ensure we can provide free resources to those people with breast cancer," Pilatti said. "Facebook is a very important tool for us to promote the campaign."
Facebook users are mostly prohibited from posting images of breasts that include the nipple, but the policy has "become more nuanced over time," now allowing images "depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breast-feeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."
"We agree that undergoing a mastectomy is a life-changing experience and that sharing photos can help raise awareness about breast cancer and support the men and women facing a diagnosis, undergoing treatment or living with the scars of cancer. The vast majority of these kinds of photos are compliant with our policies," the platform has said.
But Facebook's policy for advertisers is much stricter, in part because the content is actively pushed to feeds rather than users having to opt in to see it.
"Nudity or implied nudity" and "excessive visible skin or cleavage, even if not explicitly sexual in nature" is outright banned for Facebook ads.
Facebook Australia and New Zealand spokesperson Antonia Sanda told BuzzFeed News in an emailed statement that she "love[s] these ads and our team has been working hard with Bakers Delight to allow them to run on our platforms," but is "disappointed that [the advertiser has] not taken our guidance.”
"We recognise the importance of ads about breast cancer education or teaching women how to examine their breasts and we allow these on our platforms," Sanda said. "However, these specific ads do not contain any of these messages, rather it is a brand selling a product."
Nonetheless, breast cancer survivors are criticizing Facebook's decision to ban the campaign.
"Disgusting that facebook would ban this [ad]," one person wrote in a Facebook comment. "I am proud of my scars and it's not nudity it is a reality for so many of us fighting for our lives and I will never be ashamed of them."
"Should us breast cancer survivors be ashamed of our altered bodies? I think not," another person commented. "We are still women with beautiful bodies and this sort of campaign helps us to be proud of our bodies not just the fact that we lived."
Facebook has been criticized in the past for their censorship of users' breasts. In 2014, the platform removed a new mother's breastfeeding photo after it was reported for "nudity," and apologized after taking down a cancer patient's nipple photo that she'd posted to raise awareness about symptoms. Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, deleted an entire postmastectomy tattoo account in 2015, but restored it after a slew of complaints.
Stephanie Baer contributed reporting.
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Forget Medicare For All: Even Basic Fixes To The Health Care System Can’t Pass Congress
Members of Congress in both parties believe the American health care system is badly broken and needs reforms, but it appears likely nothing will be done any time soon.
By Paul McLeod
Paul McLeod BuzzFeed News Reporter
Last updated on May 16, 2019, at 8:43 p.m. ET
Posted on May 16, 2019, at 5:38 p.m. ET
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi
WASHINGTON — You’d be hard pressed to find a single person in Congress who doesn’t say they want health reform. Americans continue to pay sky-high drug prices, insurance premiums are inflated, the number of people without health insurance is rising, surprise billing is rampant, and maternal mortality rates soar above the rest of the developed world.
But it is becoming increasingly probable that this Congress will not pass any significant healthcare legislation and the status quo will remain through the 2020 election.
House Democrats passed an extensive package of legislation Thursday to reduce drug prices and shore up health insurance markets, but they are already mourning the bill’s death.
The bill is hardly a Green New Deal-type suite of ambitious reforms. Parts of the legislation to increase generic drugs competition would, in a vacuum, win a lot bipartisan support. Only five Republicans joined all Democrats in passing the bill, 234-183.
But provisions to strengthen the Obamacare markets clash directly with the Trump administration’s policies. Few Republicans, if any, are expected to vote for it, and Democrats are already lamenting that Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will never put the bill to a vote in the Senate.
“No debate. No legislation. No votes. Leader McConnell has turned the Senate into a legislative graveyard,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Legislation passed through the House by Democrats has consistently died in the Senate for lack of ever being brought up. McConnell has promised to be “the grim reaper” for policies like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, but that approach has extended to almost everything the House has passed. McConnell has repeatedly said he will not waste Senate floor time on bills the president will not sign into law. Meanwhile, bipartisan negotiations on fixing health insurance markets in the Senate remain hung up on abortion rules, as they have now for over a year.
Thursday’s House bill would :
- Prohibit brand name drug companies from paying off generic manufacturers to delay the release of a competing drug.
- Ban brand name drug companies from refusing to hand over to generic competitors drug samples needed for FDA approval.
- Prevent generic drug manufacturers from manipulating rules around periods of exclusivity to prevent competition.
It would also provide $200 million in federal funds to establish state-based health insurance marketplaces. Much of this has Republican co-sponsors. But the bill goes farther by reversing Trump administration’s policies expanding off-market insurance plans, and restoring enrollment funding cut by Trump. These provisions likely cost the Democrats wide bipartisan support, as Republicans have dismissed the bill as the “Obamacare Bailout Act.”
“Individually there’s some things in there I’m supportive of,” said Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican who has sided with Democrats on health care votes earlier this year. “But overall it appears to be more of a partisan exercise in regards to the Affordable Care Act provisions they’re lumping in there.”
The President has said his priority is tackling the high cost of prescription drugs, but this has already hit roadblocks. Democrats are pushing for legislation targeting drug manufacturers, while the White House wants to go after pharmacy benefit managers, who act as a middle man between manufacturers and customers. The two sides remain far apart.
The Senate ostensibly continues to work on a bill that could reduce Obamacare premiums by 20%. But Republicans want a rule that prevent any insurance plans receiving public subsidies from offering abortion coverage. Democrats call this a non-starter, and are pushing for the status quo, where insurers can carve out abortion coverage separately so that it does not receive government subsidies.
The abortion question first derailed a deal over a year ago. In recent days Sen. Lamar Alexander confirmed to BuzzFeed News that it remains the key sticking point.
That leaves surprise billing. Both parties agree that something needs to be done about the problem of people receiving massive bills for health services they thought was covered by their insurance network. This happens in cases such as a person going to an in-network hospital, but unknowingly being treated by a specialist who works at the hospital who is out-of-network.
Both the House and Senate are working on bills to ban surprise billing. The question is how. If you force the patient’s insurance company to cover the costs, how do you decide how much it must pay? There are different proposals, such as setting rates or sending the parties to arbitration. Each proposal causes winners and losers, which causes industry groups lobbying for things to go their way.
So far on the surprise billing problem when it comes to how to solve it, Democrats and the White House, once again, disagree.
Paul McLeod is a politics reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Washington, DC.
Contact Paul McLeod at paul.mcleod@buzzfeed.com.
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Baby-faced burglar who targeted seven homes in one night sentenced
During the burglary spree Ozols demanded money from two of his victims
Updated 14:58, 30 JAN 2018
A dangerous burglar who raided homes in Cambridgeshire has now faced justice.
Rihards Ozols of Rolleston Garth, Peterborough, committed a series of burglaries across Ramsey - and now has been jailed for nine years.
He was handed the sentence at Cambridge Crown Court on Thursday (January 25) following a trial.
The 20-year-old was found guilty of conspiracy to burgle, conspiracy to commit aggravated burglary, two counts of fraud as well as driving without insurance and a licence.
Rihards Ozols
The court heard how overnight on June 28 last year, Ozols either burgled or attempted to burgle one house in Upton Close, Stanground, Peterborough and a further six homes and two outbuildings in Ramsey in The Maltings, Bankers Walk, Newtown Road, Wyatt Close, Malting Yard and Hollow Lane.
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During the burglary spree Ozols demanded money from two of his victims and made off with cash, mobile phones, beer and bank cards which he later attempted to use.
Ozols was arrested after officers tracked down the vehicle he was using during the burglaries.
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Detective Constable Stuart Miller said: “This result means a dangerous individual will remain behind bars for a considerable time.
“Burglary is not tolerated in our county and we continue to urge the public to report any suspicious activity to police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.”
Ozols was sentenced to three years for conspiracy to burgle and nine years for conspiracy to commit aggravated burglary to be served concurrently. He was also handed 11 penalty points for the driving offences.
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Maradona briefly hospitalized for internal bleeding
Buenos Aires, Jan 5 (IANS) Argentine football legend Diego Maradona left a clinic in here after being hospitalized five hours for internal bleeding that doctors discovered while doing a routine medical checkup.
A source close to the onetime football star said he underwent “an endoscopy and tested positive for a small stomach hernia caused by the gastric bypass surgery performed in Colombia in 2005 on Friday.”
“From that hernia he lost a small trickle of blood and next week he will be operated on, but he won’t be hospitalized and can carry on with his normal life,” the source said.
Maradona was to attend the baptism this Saturday of his grandson Diego Matias at a chapel in Buenos Aires and the following week will undergo this minor surgery, the source added, reports Efe news.
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As a result the man who led Argentina to victory in the 1986 World Cup will have to delay considerably his return to Mexico to resume his duties as coach of second-division club Dorados de Sinaloa.
Maradona’s agent, Matias Morla, had announced hours before he went to the clinic that he had “arranged his continuation” as coach of the Mexican club.
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Mariners dispatch Peabody with ease to reach state finals
By Eli Pearlstein
Peter Kinchley worked six strong innings on the hill and homeruns by Wes Geraci, John Hicks and Doug Shribman paced an explosive offense that led the host Swampscott Mariners to a 13-1 slaughter rule-shortened triumph over Peabody at Swampscott High July 30.
Peter Kinchley worked six strong innings on the hill and homeruns by Wes Geraci, John Hicks and Doug Shribman paced an explosive offense that led the host Swampscott Mariners to a 13-1 slaughter rule-shortened triumph over Peabody at Swampscott High July 30. With the victory, Swampscott managed to record its second consecutive series sweep and will return to the American Legion baseball state finals for the first time since 2004.
The Mariners will open up the state finals against Brockton at Hudson’s Riverside Park Saturday, starting at 12:30 p.m.
The locals started their assault on Peabody pitching in the home half of the first. With two outs and two on, first baseman Andrew Dewing roped a run-scoring single to left to give his side a 1-0 advantage. Right-fielder John Hicks then proceeded to launch a three-run homerun to right to extend the lead to 4-0. Second baseman Wes Geraci and catcher Doug Shribman added solo homeruns in the second and third innings, respectively to increase the lead to 6-0.
Peabody managed to plate its first run of the game in the top half of the fourth to cut the deficit to 6-1, but Swampscott blew the game open with a seven-run fifth to chase Peabody starting pitcher Sean O’Hara from the game and increase the advantage to a lopsided 13-1.
Shribman, Dewing, Hicks and third baseman Phill Witt opened the fifth with four straight singles and Witt’s single brought in Shribman from third to account for the seventh run.
After back-to-back strikeouts, centerfielder Brendan Garner walked to knock in the eighth run of the contest. Geraci followed with a looping a two-run double into right to augment Swampscott’s lead to 10-1. After a walk was issued to designated hitter Dan Glabicky, a Peabody wild pitch brought in the 11th run of the contest. Shribman eventually walked, and Dewing cracked his second run-scoring hit of the game, a two-run double to left to give the Mariners a 13-1 advantage and seal Peabody’s fate.
On the mound, Kinchley tossed the first six innings, scattering four hits and two walks, while surrendering just one earned run. He also managed to fan eight to record the victory.
Marblehead’s Dan Glabicky shut Peabody down in the seventh to close it out mercifully.
Coach Jeff Newhall and the Swampscott Mariners are seeking any and all donations to subsidize hotel and travel expenses for their trip to the state finals in Hudson. If you are interested in donating, call Jeff Newhall at 781-727-7623.
It all begins on Saturday, and Swampscott is one of the best eight teams in the entire state.
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BBC, Let Women Read the News! - The Petition Site
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Recent study coming out of City University shows that when you flip on the news you're 75% likely to see a male presenter & it's not just reporters & anchors. Women experts are much less likely to be called for an on-air opinion than their male colleagues
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Scientific name: Gentianella germanica
Considered to be one of the prettiest gentians, the Chiltern Gentian is a rare plant that is only found in the UK. It likes chalk grasslands, its purple, trumpet-shaped flowers blooming from August.
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Height: up to 50cm
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The Chiltern Gentian is a rare annual or biennial flower that is found on lowland chalk grassland with short vegetation, particularly where the soil has been disturbed. Occasionally, it can be found growing at woodland edges if the soil is right. Its purple (sometimes white), trumpet-shaped flowers appear in branching clusters from August to September.
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The Chiltern Gentian has bright purple, five-petalled, trumpet-shaped flowers with fine white stamens inside; the flowers may also be pink or whitish. It has long, narrow, green leaves that are unstalked, growing directly from the reddish stem.
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Ken Hackathorn on the B&T USW
Ken Hackathorn is a former Special Forces shooting instructor with the US-Armed Forces and now a civilian shooting instructor and specialized author. Belwo you will find his article on the B&T USW.
What is Old is New Again!
Review of the B&T USW by Ken Hackathorn
Recently, the Swiss firm of Brugger and Thomet (B&T) introduced a new special purpose handgun: the Universal Service Weapon—or USW, as they prefer to call it. It is, in fact, much more of a PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) than a handgun, as it utilizes a very slick side folding stock.
Handguns with stocks are nothing new. In fact, the first successful automatic handgun was the Mauser M1896 "Broomhandle" that utilized a wood holster/stock. The C96 pistol was extremely popular and sold well for decades. Issued to officers, crew served weapons personnel, and para-military police forces, the C96 gained wide acceptance in much of the world. Once the holster/stock was attached to the C96 Mauser pistol it performed as a short, handy carbine.
I must admit that I have always been charmed by the "Broomhandle." Events often trigger changes in small arms development. On Nov 13, 2015, devastating terrorist attacks in Paris, France created widespread shock across Europe. The ability of the "first responders" to deal with the deadly attacks was one of the first issues to come to the attention of those that studied the aftermath.
While some law enforcement personnel are extremely skilled at combat marksmanship, the sad truth is that most are not. In Europe, most police agencies do not spend a great deal to time or money making their officers skilled with firearms. Sound familiar? Make no mistake, while training is often better in the USA LE circles, it is less than most observers would prefer. Note that after the wave of "active shooter" incidents in the US, law enforcement officials finally realized that training and weaponry needed to be updated. Most agencies in the US now have their officers complete an "active shooter" response program. More importantly, it was recognized that many police officers are barely adequate to 10 meters accuracy wise under stress. Critics argue the answer is more, and better, training. True, but get over that idea. It is not going to happen. American LE firearms training is vastly better than it was decades ago, but it advances (improves) only in the smallest degrees over time.
The major change in US LE response to "active shooters" was to issue M4 style 5.56 Carbines to police officers as a replacement to the police shotgun. As part of the after action of the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks, a need for a weapon platform that could be easily carried and deployed by patrol officers was the design goal. B&T stepped up to the plate with some ideas and a number of very portable designs. The USW is very unique in many ways. It comes with a holster that allows the USW to be worn on the duty belt, deployed quickly, and fired like a service pistol or, with utmost of ease, have the folding stock deployed and used as a mini-carbine.
In theory, with the shoulder stock extended, accuracy would be vastly improved. Part of my T&E of the USW was to test out this theory. Design wise, the USW is based upon the now discontinued Sphinx 3000 pistol. The Sphinx is basically a CZ 75 with vastly improved quality and built hell for stout. I was first exposed to the Sphinx 3000 when training the Swiss "Lynx" personnel over a decade ago. It proved to be an extremely nice sidearm. It was not uncommon for some Swiss personnel to have over 75,000 rounds fired through their Sphinx 3000s with little wear and tear—except maybe the need for a barrel replacement. B&T used the Sphinx 3000 as their base, but made many changes to design the USW for its specialized mission. The DA/SA trigger system is retained. In Europe, the heavy deliberate DA trigger is often considered a primary safety device for the service pistol. Until the DA first shot pistol came along, thanks to Walther, most police and military sidearms were carried with an empty chamber.
The USW features a lower receiver of aluminum alloy with a polymer grip housing and trigger guard. The rear of the lower receiver frame is extended to the rear to allow for the slide travel to be captured and a "bridge" is built over the slide to allow attachment of a small red dot sight. This sight is manufactured for B&T by Aimpoint. Called the Nano, it is the smallest Aimpoint made. Traditional iron sights are not provided on the USW.
Since the rear of the slide is captured in the receiver housing, the front of the slide is designed to provide the cocking serrations along with a flange that insure that the hand will not slip when grasping the slide to cycle the weapon for loading or clearing. This system works like a champ. Of course the USW has a threaded barrel (metric) for attaching a suppressor. Magazine capacity is 17, 19, and 30 rounds. Magazines are manufactured by Mecar and of top quality. Unique to the USW is a minimalist side folding stock the latches to the side of the lower receiver. A simple press forward on the retaining latch with the trigger finger releases the stock and it can be flipped into its locked position with minor effort. With just minor practice, the stock can be deployed and locked into place in just a matter of less than two seconds.
The USW is fitted with an ambi decocker and every facet of the USW is, shall we say, "typical Swiss quality." Google B&T USW if you want all the specs and details of the design. My desire was to test the USW and see if it did indeed live up to the hype.
My fist goal was to select a wide array of testers with varying skill levels. My testing period was spread over a month and nearly 2000 rounds of 9X19mm ammo. I removed the USW from the box, examined it, lubed with some Wilson Combat Lube and started the T&E process. First was comparison with USW against a Colt standard M4 and H&K MP 5. Drills used were the 1-5 drill at 25 meters and The 8-Ball drill. No surprise here, the M4 and MP5 out performed the USW— the USW did pretty well but the results regardless of skill levels were better. A PDW design isn"t expected to outperform either of those platforms.
The real interest was in how the USW would stack up against the service pistol. As test samples, I provided a Beretta M9A3, SigSauer P320, and Wilson Combat tuned Glock Gen5 M17. All handgun drills were done from low ready. As distance increased to 15 meters, I allowed the USW users to start with the stock deployed at shoulder/low ready. We did head shots on three silhouettes back to 30 meters. Two rounds from ready at 20 meters in 4.0 seconds was the final part of the exam. What I found most interesting was that regardless of skill level, the USW doubled the effective accurate range of the user. Skilled shooters can often provide excellent levels of accuracy to ranges far greater than most observers would believe. Sadly, the average police officer, soldier, and private sector gun carrier rarely is as skilled as they would like to believe. My sample pool of testers often reflected that point.
Two really critical points stood out. Adding an extra anchor point via the minimal shoulder stock was an asset. The real deal breaker was the Aimpoint Nano sight. The pure simplicity and speed of the Nano allowed users of the USW to extend their accuracy in the worse case to double the distance of their sidearm performance—in many cases they tripled it. In over 2000 rounds through the USW using two magazines (the 19 round & 30 round capacity were all that I have) the gun has yet to choke or fail with a wide variety of 9X19mm ammo. As part of the USW package, a sling is provided that allows attachment to a loop at the rear of the USW receiver. When used as a pistol, presenting the USW to the target and applying tension to the sling really works well to steady the USW. With the stock deployed, and allowed to hang on the sling, the USW can be easily carried out of sight under a jacket, wind breaker, or parka with ease. Ideal for executive protection detail work, the concealment package that the USW provides is far better than typical SMGs and Mini Car-15 style blasters. For those that have jobs that do not require a primary firearm like a carbine, rifle, or SMG, the USW has real merit. An example is a medic assigned to a tactical team. He is not a primary shooter, his job is to stay behind the team to help if any of the members are injured. But with the USW in his possession and on his hip, in an emergency it can be deployed quickly and used with great advantage compared to the standard service pistol.
Two points I would critique: One is that the double action first shot, while providing a higher degree of safety to less skilled gun handlers, does make the first and critical shot harder to deliver with accuracy at speed. The follow up second shot from the SA mode is sweet and easy to get precision shots with.
Second is the Aimpoint Nano. I love the design and concept, but the USW came without a manual for its use. There is little information available about the Nano concerning operating details. The brightest setting for the red dot does not seem to be ideal for really bright sunny days. A number of the testers complained about this issue. While the battery life is said to be one year on setting number six, the replacement battery is a CR1225; not something you will find at the local carryout.
My overall impression of the B&T USW is that it has a vary valid application. While uniquely European in approach, it does have a place in the USA. The price point will have a definite effect in its acceptance for American Law Enforcement.
Trust me, after shooting the B&T USW the first words uttered by nearly everyone is this is really cool. Those were my exact words after first using it, and the B&T USW is already in the inventory of the ISS (Independent Studio Services) prop guns department. Expect to see them in future action films.
Every time I handle my collector 1930 Broomhandle Mauser with shoulder stock I think this is really cool—now the B&T USW is smaller, holds a lot more rounds, is easier to use, has a better stock & holster, plus a better sighting system. So this new version of the PDW proves "what is old is new again."
Stay Safe,
Ken Hackathorn
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evenso your Webshop is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, our packing and shipping staff needs some holydays. Orders send in before Friday 21.12.2018, 12:00 will be shipped the same day. However we cannot guarantee a next day delivery. All orders place thereafter will be processed from January 9th on.
If you are in need for a last minute present or if you want to treat yourself with a nice present, our stores in Wallisellen and Thun are open as follows:
From Tuesday 9.1.2019 on we will process all orders placed after 21.12.2018, 1200.
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Chestnut Meadow is a family run camping & caravan park where we strive to ensure that all visitors can come and enjoy it's amenities and surroundings.
Our aim is to ensure your stay is as relaxing as possible and we will assist guests in all ways possible during the planning of your stay and whilst you are actually visiting us. We will be more than happy to help wherever possible.
We cater for touring caravans, motor-homes (max 28 ft) and tents.
Our web-site is easily accessible and has been designed to be clear and concise - www.chestnutmeadow.co.uk.
We can communicate with customers via telephone, fax, and e-mail.
A copy of this access statement can be posted, faxed or e-mailed if required.
Arrival & Car Parking Facilities
The Park Reception area has a hard-standing parking area which is clearly signed for new arrivals.
Once registered at reception, guests can access the park via an electronic barrier operated by a swipe card.
There is a tarmac ring road to allow ease of access to all pitches and movement around the site.
Main Entrance & Reception
Reception is located right next to the site entrance.
There is a ramped access to Reception for access for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The reception doorway has ample access for a wheelchair to access.
Accessible parking bays are provided outside reception for use whilst in reception.
Tourist Information is available from reception, including emergency service contact numbers.
Office hours are 8.00am to 6.00pm (Times do vary in winter and at peak times).
All of our buildings are ground floor and all are accessible without the use of steps.
Non-slip floor surfaces have been used in all buildings.
Fire exits are clearly marked.
Indoor Games Hall
An indoor games hall is provided for enjoyment by all.
The games hall is open between 10.00am and 8.00pm.
We have 2x Table Tennis tables, 3x Football Tables and a Giant Connect 4 game.
Toilet / Shower Block
The park has a toilet / shower block located on the northern edge of the camping field.
The footpaths leading to the toilet block are level and are lit at night.
The flooring in all areas of the toilet block is a non-slip surface.
There is a seperate disabled shower and washroom facility, complete with shower, sink, toilet and grab rails.
There is a seperate family washroom with shower, toilet. sink and baby-changing facility.
In the ladies toilet area there are 4 showers, 4 private wash cubicles, 6 toilets and 4 open wash sinks. There is also a baby-changing area and hand and hair dryers.
In the mens toilet area there are 4 showers, 4 private wash cubicles, 4 toilets, 4 urinals and 4 open wash sinks. There are also hand dryers and a hair dryer.
The toilet block is heated in all areas during winter operation.
A launderette is located next to the shop / reception building at the entrance to the site.
The access is stepped, a laundry service is available for those who have difficulty with this access, please enquire at reception.
There are 2 drying machines, 1 washer, 2 handwashing sinks and an iron and ironing board.
All machines are coin operated.
The floor surface is non-slip.
The shop is located within reception.
The shop is well lit and space has been allowed for ease of access.
Our shop sells general foods, confectionary toys, camping accessories, toiletries, ice cream and a few household items
Bottled gas is available.
The outdoor childrens play area is located in front of the games hall building.
The play area takes the form of an activity trail.
Safety surfacing has been installed in areas recommended.
The play area has been designed to minimise all potential dangers with minimal fall heights.
The play area is fenced to prevent animals entering and children running into the road, access is via a gated entrance.
Touring Facilities
Touring pitches are clearly marked.
Some pitches are fully-serviced with hard-standing, electric, water and drainage to the pitch, some just hard-standing with electric and the rest are grass with or without electric.
Our hard-standing pitches are recycled plastic grids laid on a sub-base with grass growing back through, so they do appear like grass pitches.
16 amp Electric Hook-Up included on all pitches
All of our pitches are 13m wide to allow plenty of space for all.
There are 2 chemical toilet points at the rear of the mens toilet block.
There are 4 drinking and waste water service areas around the site.
There are 5 bin areas for refuse and recycling around the site.
The site has full recycling facilities.
The nearest public payphone is adjacent to the launderette by the site entrance.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead on site. We do not have a dog walk but there is a footpath by the site that leads to Highwoods, 82 acres of open woodland. All dog mess should be placed in the bins provided.
The nearest bus stop is at the end of the access lane, approximately 500 metres.
Maps of the park are available from reception.
If emergency services are required please dial 999 and give them the site address and your name and pitch number. Then alert a member of staff at reception or if out of hours via the Warden Intercom located on the front of the Reception.
Address: Chestnut Meadow Camping & Caravan Park
Email: info@chestnutmeadow.co.uk
Website: www.chestnutmeadow.co.uk
The site has been completely refurbished in 2009 /10 so all practices and facilities will be reviewed during 2010 to see how any items can be improved.
Customer feedback is welcome.
Contact Telephone and Email Address
We welcome your feedback to help us continually improve if you have any comments please phone 01424892361 or email info@chestnutmeadow.co.uk
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The New Zealand comedy duo Flight of the Conchords landed at the Chicago Theatre Wednesday night for a sold-out show. Associate editor Nora O’Donnell and I tripped over ourselves to get tickets, then tripped over ourselves to rehash the show over IM today. Here’s an excerpt from my chat with Nora, in which the main point of contention is a debate over Bret or Jemaine. Where do you side?
Cassie: What did you think of the show?
Nora: Awesome, with a small pang of disappointment when it came to the crowd.
Cassie: Yeah, I wanted to silence that one dude who kept shouting “Take Off Your Pants!” Although, admittedly, I wouldn’t have minded if someone did…
IM’ing Flight of the Conchords
Flight of the Conchords’ Jemaine Clement, left, and Bret McKenzie perform at the Chicago Theatre on Wednesday. View the photo gallery.
Cassie: Yeah, I wanted to silence that one dude who kept shouting “Take Off Your Pants!” Although, admittedly, I wouldn’t have minded if someone did.
Nora: How was the view from up close?
Cassie: I could see them sweat. It was great. Where were you?
Nora: Really? Sigh. I would try to hold out a Snapple bottle and capture some of their essence if I were that close. I was up in the box seats…getting my drinks from my personal cocktail waitress.
Cassie: Are you in love?
Nora: Yes…here’s the question: Are you for Bret or Jemaine? Most are for Jemaine. Apparently, some woman in Texas has a picture of Jemaine’s lips in her wallet.
Cassie: That’s a good question. In my 20s, I would have been a Jemaine girl. Now that I’m 30, I have to say Bret. You?
Nora: Jemaine. The novelty of his pseudo Barry White voice hasn’t worn off yet.
Cassie: That’s because you’re still in your 20s! See, Nora, when you cross the threshold of 30…
Nora: You want the wimpy, bird-armed elf? Me, I still want the ogre.
Cassie: Ha! Very funny. No, you want the guy who will actually stick around. Bret seems reliable. I would have to forgive his slip-on Keds, though.
Nora: Oh no! Not slip-on Keds.
Cassie: How did you think their shtick translates live?
Nora: Well, considering that’s they way they started out, I think it works well. But now that everyone knows the songs in the context of the show, I’m not sure if it enriches the experience or makes it stale.
Cassie: I realized, seeing them live, that they’re actually fairly talented musicians. Not David Bowie or anything, but they can play.
Nora: True, because if they were David Bowie, they’d be transmitting the show from outer space via their nipples.
Cassie: They’re so silly! Did you see anybody in the crowd over 35?
Nora: Well…in the box area, yes. But was this an all-ages show? I swear I saw 14-year-olds sipping Cokes. That’s something that’s kind of nice about them—they’re very PG. Most of the time. Or PG-13. Like a slightly raunchy 80s movie for teens. And, to go back to your point about their talent as musicians, I do give them props for the number of genres they cover.
Cassie: How many instruments did they trot out? Six? Seven?
Nora: That sounds about right. It’s very different from the one-trick pony of Tenacious D.
Cassie: Agreed. What was the highlight for you last night?
Nora: Hmm…this sounds lame, but I think it was Bret’s wave at the very, very end. It was the sweetest, most childish wave I’ve ever seen executed by a grown man. So joyful, so silly. So that, and maybe Jemaine’s grunts. How ’bout you?
Cassie: Giiirl, you got the Jemaine fever! I liked the new song, when Bret became the chorus of all of Jemaine’s ex-girlfriends. Jemaine kept singing for a while, and then he goes, “Shut up girlfriends from the past!” I thought the guy next to me was going to drop his beer he was laughing so hard.
Nora: Ha. This is true. Also, I enjoyed the new “You know I’m freaky” song as well. Along with the amplified Casio keyboard
Cassie: Did you go home and dream of the Conchords?
Nora: Yes, I believe I did. I think it might’ve involved me riding Pegasus with Murray at one point, but don’t all dreams?
Photograph: Esther Kang
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Woman jailed in Lake County dies following hunger strike
By Staff report
Lake County officials are trying to find relatives of a woman who died this week following a hunger strike begun at the county jail last month, the county coroner said.
Lyvita Gomes, 52, whose most recent address was in Vernon Hills but who was from India, died about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Vista Medical Center-East, said Lake County Coroner Artis Yancey. An autopsy showed she apparently died of malnutrition and she had no signs of trauma, Yancy said. There were no diseases detected that would have caused her death and preliminary toxicology tests showed no signs of drugs, he said.
Officials are trying to find relatives for Gomes, who had been hospitalized after beginning her hunger strike in mid-December.
Vernon Hills police arrest summaries show that Gomes was arrested Dec. 14 where she lived in the Homestead Studio Suites, 675 Woodlands Parkway in Vernon Hills, on a Lake County warrant for resisting arrest and was turned over to Lake County Jail authorities.
The Lake County News-Sun reported that there was an immigration hold for Gomes, and she went before an immigration judge after an initial arrest in October, then had a warrant sworn out for her arrest after she missed a court date.
A Lake County Sheriff's spokesman was not available for comment today.
chicagobreaking@tribune.com
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Contact Choir
The Wealden Consort
About Us: Based in the Weald of Kent, we are a friendly, enthusiastic and accomplished choir of around 25 mixed voices, who enjoy coming together to make music and to perform concerts at charity fund raising events throughout Kent, Sussex and also further afield.moreBased in the Weald of Kent, we are a friendly, enthusiastic and accomplished choir of around 25 mixed voices, who enjoy coming together to make music and to perform concerts at charity fund raising events throughout Kent, Sussex and also further afield.
As a choir, the Consort has a wide repertoire, ranging from Early Church music through to Folksongs and modern works. Each programme is different and reflects the wishes of those for whom we perform.
Since the Consort’s formation it has raised, through its choral concerts, many thousands of pounds for a wide range of charities and churches. It is always glad to consider invitations from such organisations. Its services are given voluntarily, although a contribution towards its music library and other expenses is gratefully received.
We would love to come and sing to you and help you raise much needed funds for your cause.
In addition to singing at Fund Raising events, the Choir is available to sing at private functions, weddings, funerals and so on less
Location: Cranbrook, United Kingdom [map]
Voices: Mixed
Choir type: Chamber choir
Website www.wealdenconsort.org.uk
Open to new singers: Yes - auditions required
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Thankless Duty at Homeland Security
Kirstjen Nielsen’s resignation Sunday as secretary of Homeland Security is best understood as a ritual sacrifice for the failures of the American political system on immigration. Ms. Nielsen wasn’t responsible for the surge of Central American migrants arriving at the border to claim political asylum, but Donald Trump and Democrats in Congress both needed a fall guy.
As he so often does, Mr. Trump had undercut Ms. Nielsen’s authority recently by pulling the nomination of Ronald Vitiello to run the Immigration and Customs Enforcement. But the President and White House staff had long set her up to take the blame for border failures with death by a thousand media leaks.
The real fault lies with a President and Congress who would rather exploit the migrant surge than do what it takes to stop it. Democrats want to blame Mr. Trump for family separations and supposed cruelty to immigrants. Mr. Trump wants to sound tough on border security to appeal to his political base. Ms. Nielsen was left to cope with the consequences of a system with perverse incentives for migrants to enter the U.S. illegally and stay for years as their asylum claims wait to be heard.
Mr. Trump named Kevin McAleenan, the head of Customs and Border Protection, as acting secretary of Homeland Security. He is smart and highly competent. Mr. Trump could do much worse than nominate him as the permanent replacement. Some of the other names mentioned in the press – losing GOP gubernatorial candidates Kris Kobach and Ken Cuccinelli – are immigration grandstanders who don’t inspire confidence.
Mr. Trump’s immigration strategy is failing even on his own top priority of border security. He needs to get past his fixation with the border wall and make the case to the public and Congress for bipartisan immigration solutions.
This editorial first appeared in the Wall Street Journal.
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Classiques du cinema
The Widow of Saint Pierre
30 mars 2001Durée: 1 h 52
Les billets pour ce film ne sont pas disponibles à l’heure actuelle
In 1850 on the small, isolated Canadian island of Saint Pierre, a sailor, Neel Auguste, murders a man and receives the death penalty after a quick trial. Saint Pierre lacks the necessary tools for an execution, however, so while they wait for a guillotine to arrive from Paris, Neel Auguste moves into the house of the island's army captain. The captain's wife becomes fascinated by the prisoner. and she initially lets him do small jobs around the house, but Neel soon becomes an indispensable presence in her life and in the community. He repairs cottages and plants flowers, and his eagerness to do good makes him one of the most popular residents of the island. When the guillotine finally arrives, the army captain defies orders and calls off the execution, but his merciful act is regarded as sediton by the French government, and he receives his own death sentence.
Juliette Binoche, Daniel Auteuil, Emir Kusturica, Michel Duchaussoy, Philippe Magnan, Christian Charmetant, Philippe du Janerand, Reynald Bouchard, Ghyslain Tremblay, Marc Béland, Yves Jacques, Catherine Lascault, Dominique Quesnel, Anne-Marie Philipe, Isobelle Spade, Arianne Mallet, Julian Gutierrez, Sylvie Moreau, Genevieve Cocke, Manon Gauthier, Marianne C Miron, Jean-Paul Rouvray, Michel Daigle, Luc Guerin, Niel Kroetsch, Patrick Steltzer, Serge Christiaenssens, Martin Laroque, Boris Napes, Yvon Roy, Luc Proulx
Frederic Brillion, Gilles Legrand, Denise Robert, Daniel Louis
Claude Faraldo, Patrice Leconte
Code de conduite des invités
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Dow Jones, Research Editor - Special Interest Persons (Barcelona)
Business, Digital, Newswires, Research
Analyst, Data Journalist, Digital Editor, Editor
The role of the Research Editor, Special Interest People (SIP) is to research, compile and update for Dow Jones Risk and Compliance accurate and complete profiles of individuals who meet specific coverage criteria.
The team updates and maintains the Special Interest global database of individuals who are alleged to have committed offences above a specific financial threshold in particular crime categories.
The Research Editor is responsible for monitoring relevant news from a portfolio of countries in order to identify individuals who meet the Special Interest criteria.
News monitoring is carried out through Factiva, the group's main research tool, although other electronic and non-electronic published sources may be consulted in order to obtain biographical data.
Within the profile, the Research Editor must accurately summarise in fluent English events relating to the individual and the reported allegations. The Research Editor must also monitor news for updates relating to the individuals covered to ensure the profiles are kept up to date.
In extracting data from Factiva sources, the editor must adhere to a set of coverage guidelines.
Depending on their skills and expertise the Research Editor may be required to compile Due Diligence (DD) reports on companies and/or individuals or contribute to other projects relating to the research and analysis of information relating to individuals.
Excellent research skills and attention to detail are required.
Researching and identifying key data for individuals meeting the coverage criteria
Ensuring that profiles are well-written, unbiased, complete, accurate and up-to-date
Ensuring they meet coverage targets ensuring no backlog of data builds up
Ensure updates are added in a timely fashion to profiles
Ensuring that queries are handled correctly and in a timely fashion
Suggesting improvements to the processes, tools and data relating to the identification and creation of the profiles
Assisting with the compilation and distribution of key metrics and regular reports relating to profile data
Knowledge/Skills/Experience Required:
Native level English and fluency in additional language is essential
Education to a degree level
Excellent research and analytical skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Word and Excel
Ability to use online tools to identify and extract key information
A fast, efficient and quality-focused work ethic
Adaptability and willingness to learn new skills
Good organisational skills. The candidate must be able to track and prioritise tasks
Ability to work to deadlines
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Dow Jones is a global provider of news and business information, delivering content to consumers and organizations around the world across multiple formats, including print, digital, mobile and live events.
Dow Jones has produced unrivaled quality content for more than 125 years and today has one of the world's largest news gathering operations globally.
It produces leading publications and products including the flagship Wall Street Journal, America's largest newspaper by paid circulation; Factiva, Barron's, MarketWatch, Financial News, DJX, Dow Jones Risk & Compliance, Dow Jones Newswires, and Dow Jones VentureSource.
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Maribeth Witzel-Behl, City Clerk
We exist to assist
National Disability Voter Registration Week
The City Clerk’s Office is celebrating National Disability Voter Registration Week by highlighting accessible options for voters of all abilities to cast a ballot and have that ballot counted.
The Clerk's Office is partnering with the Wisconsin Council for the Blind & Visually Impaired, Access to Independence, the Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, the League of Women Voters of Dane County, the Dane County Voter ID Coalition, and the Wisconsin Elections Commission to offer two voter outreach events next Wednesday, July 17. All are welcome to participate.
A voter registration drive will be held at the Wednesday Dane County Farmer's Market on the 200 block of Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard next Wednesday. The Clerk's Office will also offer a mock election featuring the ExpressVote accessible ballot marking device in the entryway of the City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard next Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The ExpressVote, which is available at every City of Madison polling place and absentee voting site, allows voters to mark their ballot using a braille keypad or a touchscreen with large print and high contrast options.
All polling locations across the state must be accessible for voters with disabilities. The Wisconsin Elections Commission regularly conducts accessibility audits on Election Day. Voters with disabilities should be aware that they may vote from the curb of the polling place if it is difficult or burdensome to access the room where voting takes place; someone just needs to notify the poll workers or the Clerk that there is a curbside voter.
Voters who are indefinitely confined to their home due to disability or age may request absentee ballots for all elections. Voters on the permanent absentee list do not need to submit a copy of their ID to the Clerk's Office. They will continue receiving ballots as long as they return each ballot to the Clerk's Office. This absentee request can be submitted on paper or online through https://MyVote.wi.gov.
Voters unable to attend the events next Wednesday may wish to update their voter registration online. Eligible voters who have a Wisconsin ID or Wisconsin driver license can register online at https://MyVote.wi.gov . The voter’s address on file with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation needs to be current, but can be updated at the DOT website. The address printed on the ID will not matter when proving identity at the polls.
City of Madison eligible voters may register at any Madison Public Library or at the front desk of any City of Madison agency, regardless of whether they have a Wisconsin ID. These voters will need to present a document showing their name at their current address. The acceptable documents most commonly used as proof of address are unexpired Wisconsin driver license or ID cards, utility bills issued within the past 90 days, bank statements, and government documents.
Eligible voters who need to obtain a Wisconsin ID to use as their voter ID may call the Dane County Voter ID Coalition hotline at 608-285-2141 for free assistance, including a free cab ride to the DMV.
Jennifer Haar608-266-4601jhaar@cityofmadison.com
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She was hiking up her skirt, squatting down to pee!
July is back to it's usual numbers, although I had a slower weekend with just 3 sightings. 21 sightings for July, the first 20-sightings month since I got 22 in September 2007, it's been a long time! It's my first 20-sightings July since I got 20 in July 2005, the highest July total since 22 in 2003 - hard to believe it's been so long since I've had this kind of a sightings month. 53 sightings for the year, 24 sightings on this date last year, I have almost that many this month alone - could finish the month with more than that after next weekend.
Crowds in the sightings area have been absolutely huge this month, so big they will set a late hour lady count monthly record for me next weekend in July's final weekend. This is a 5 weekend month (10 outings) that I will be able to get out for all of them, the current crowd record was last year in August which was also a 5 weekend month. The nightly late-hour average is about 170 more ladies per night than July last year, and about 120 more ladies per night than last year's record-setting August. But the big-crowd August produced only 7 sightings and July last year produced just 11, this month's 21 sightings has been better than both combined: what recession? July set all my sightings records in my early sightings years, this year is putting the month back on track and it will retake the top sightings month back from August if that month doesn't have similar numbers - the position I like to be in once again! A new high-end dance club opened in the south part of the sightings area with a long line of people waiting to get in, I'll have to see how it's crowd will contribute to my sightings as time goes on; it had no impact this weekend.
The sightings were so low this week because the alleys in the busy area that were so productive the previous 3 weekends produced nothing this week; I think I may have lost sightings in other places watching that area. Night temps were near 80 both nights, a late sighting Friday night and 2 late ones Saturday.
Saturday, 2:28 a.m.- Taking a last pass by the corner parking lot across the street from the RTD block, it was mostly empty with just a few scattered people around. 2 guys and a lady were on the sidewalk outside the lot talking, the lady suddenly turned and ran into the lot up beside a car parked in the space by the sidewalk and building wall. I went into the lot, saw her squatted in a front view to me by the side of the car. She was petite with long black hair wearing shorts, after about 20 seconds she stood up and pulled up her shorts and walked back out to the waiting guys.
Sunday, 2:59 a.m.- Walking through the empty busy block on my way out of the area to my car, 2 ladies were on the corner across the street trying to flag down a cab. One rode by them and didn't stop, then the ladies crossed the street to my side by a bar on the corner. They stopped for a moment before lady 1, a slim pretty blonde wearing a blue ruffle short skirt, went up into the parking area between the corner and 2nd bar with lady 2 following, tall and slim with long black hair wearing shorts. I knew they were going to pee and went over and looked in there, both ladies went on each side of a truck parked halfway back to the alley facing the 2nd building. The blonde came up by the building wall and front bumper, she was hiking up her skirt and squatting down to pee in a front/side view to me. I couldn't see lady 2 on the other side, they started talking as I heard the gentle splattering of the blonde. About a 15 second piss before the blonde stood up and pulled up her panties, waited for her friend to finish and the 2 ladies walked out past me where a private limousine offered to take them home and they got in and left. I found the blonde's average sized puddle by the front of the truck, light from the light pole near the alley lit the area.
These 2 sightings saved the weekend, seeing the pretty blonde pee turned a boring night and weekend into an OK one. The story here is I had a chance to snap shots of both the blonde and the lady Friday night, but passed on both. I'm still always ready with the camera but haven't felt the urge to really go after any shots, I like keeping my nights calmer by not doing that and the demand for my shots isn't what it used to be. But I enjoy watching the sightings as much as ever, if someone took a really sexy clearly visible piss I'd probably go for the shot.
Hopefully I can finish July strong next weekend as new crowd-size numbers will be set.
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Sliced apples sold to McDonald's, Burger King and grocery chains recalled for Listeria
August 13, 2012 / 1:05 PM / CBS News
This image shows a new Happy Meal introduced last year that will include apple slices, a smaller size French fries and a choice of beverage, including new fat-free chocolate milk and 1% low fat white milk options. AP
(CBS/AP) Pre-sliced apples distributed to fast-food and grocery chains across the country are among packaged products being recalled due to possible contamination with Listeria bacteria.
Listeria: 7 key questions answered
Missa Bay LLC, owned by Ready Pac Foods Inc. of Swedesboro, N.J., announced the voluntary recall on Friday, saying a total of 293,488 cases and 296,224 individual units went to 36 states and the District of Columbia. People who may have purchased the recalled products are asked to record use-by dates and UPC codes and contact Ready Pac at 800-800-7822. More information on the more than two dozen products recalled and the states involved is available on the company's website.
A complete list of products can also be found here on the Food and Drug Administration website.
Packaged apple slices distributed to McDonald's and Burger King in some states are included in the recall, as are some packaged fruit, veggies, salads and sandwiches containing apples distributed to Wawa convenience store and Wegman's grocery chains. Various apple and fruit snacks with "Ready Pac" labels and apple salad kits with a "Safeway Farms" label are included as well.
Specifically, 1.2-oz. packages of apple slices with "McDonald's" label that were sold only in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont on or before Aug. 19 were included in the recall, including oatmeal products containing apples sold in those states. Also included were McDonald's 5.75-oz. fruit and walnut snacks sold on or before Aug. 20.
Burger King's 2-oz. fresh apple slices sold on or before Aug. 30 are included in the recall.
No illnesses have been reported, but the recall was a result of Listeria being found on equipment used to produce apple products by Missa Bay.
The recalled snacks have use-by dates of July 8 through Aug. 20, the company said. People should check their refrigerators for products with those use-by dates, the company said. It asked retailers to check store shelves and inventories to make sure none of the packages are there.
Last summer, McDonald's announced healthier Happy Mealswould include fruit automatically with every meal purchased. Previously kids had been offered a choice between fries and apple slices with caramel dipping sauce. Burger King also announced last summer its cashiers would routinely ask customers if they wanted "healthier apple fries" instead of the standard for French fries.
Listeria is a bacteria that causes food poisoning and is especially dangerous to the elderly, people with weakened immune systems and pregnant women. While a pregnant woman may experience mild, flu-like symptoms, the illness caused by Listeria -- called listeriosis -- can lead to miscarriage, premature delivery or life-threatening infection in newborns.
Symptoms in people besides pregnant women can include fever and muscle aches, headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance and convulsions.
Earlier this month, seven tons of pre-made meat and pasta salads from Garden Fresh Foods were recalled over concerns onions in the products may have been contaminated with Listeria.
An outbreak ofListeria in cantaloupes last year was linked to 30 deaths and one report of a pregnant woman who had a miscarriage while she was sick. In total, 146 people were sickened across 28 states.
Listeria: 7 key questions answered 8 photos
On the 50th anniversary, two legends tell the story of the momentous 1969 moon walk: Apollo 11 commander Neil Armstrong and “CBS Evening News” anchor Walter Cronkite -- the man who made history and the man who reported it. Hosted by "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell.
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Comm Eye Health Vol. 18 No. 53 2005 pp 76 - 78. Published online 01 March 2005.
Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
Anthony Hall
Bernadetha Shilio
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Department of Ophthalmology, Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, PO Box 3010, Moshi, Tanzania.
Why is allergic eye disease a problem for eye workers?
Why is allergic eye disease, and vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC) in particular, a problem for eye workers and patients in hot climates?
Fig.2. Right eye of patient in Fig.1. Note the dilated, injected conjunctival vessels, Trantas’ dots, and corneal scarring and vascularisation. The white tissue in the nasal portion of the pupil is posterior capsule opacification, following cataract surgery.
Fig.1. Adult with long standing severe vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC). © Anthony Hall
Fig.2. © Anthony Hall
Fig.3. Right eye of patient in fig.1. One week after supratarsal triamcinalone injection: the eye is quiet and comfortable with resolution of all signs of inflammation. © Anthony Hall
Fig.4. Left eye of patient in fig.1. Blinding VKC corneal scarring and vascularisation. © Anthony Hall
Fig.5. Technique of supratarsal injection. Note the needle is parallel to the superior tarsal border – entering from the temporal side. © Anthony Hall
Child with severe limbal VKC. Note the marked conjunctival hyperaemia, Trantas’ dots and invasion of cornea by thickened gelatinous pannus. © Anthony Hall
Fig. 7. Drug induced allergic conjunctivitis. This man was seen at a health centre complaining of itchy dry eyes. He was given gentamicin and prednisolone drops which he used continuously for three weeks. He came to us complaining that the eyes were now red and sore and felt worse when the drops were put in. Note the conjunctival hyperaeminia in the lower half of the eye. The upper half is white and quiet.© Anthony Hall
A large number of children are affected
Over a quarter of 2,250 children seen at a tertiary referral paediatric eye clinic in East Africa had vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Even more came flocking to screening clinics complaining of itchy eyes.
This is time consuming and frustrating
Typically a child seen with VKC is given one bottle of a mast cell stabiliser and is seen again a few months later apparently no better. Alternatively steroids are used, without a mast cell stabiliser and no counselling about the disease. Quite often children move from one clinic to another picking up another bottle of steroids when the symptoms become unbearable. Both patient and clinicians are frustrated. Over 50% of patients may still have symptoms after five years.1
Patients may be blinded by the disease (Figure 4)
Up to 10% of patients develop corneal ulcers, which may lead to visual loss due to corneal changes. The figure may be higher in hotter climates. Other patients will have visual impairment due to glaucoma and cataract2or extensive cornea pannus (Figure 2 and Figure 6).
How can this frustrating situation be improved?
By recognising the features of the disease, particularly potentially blinding complications.
Ensuring that these patients get adequate continuous treatment through good patient education and regular, long-term follow-up.
Recognising the disease: clinical features
VKC is a bilateral chronic inflammation of the conjunctiva. It is more common in young boys. The disease affects children between three to 16 years of age though it may appear earlier than that and continue into adulthood (Figure 1). In the majority of cases, symptoms resolve at puberty. Although the name vernal suggests a seasonal spring time occurrence, frequently the disease persists throughout the year.
Symptoms include intense itching, irritation, photophobia (sensitivity to light) and burning. The itching is worse with exposure to wind, dust, bright light and hot weather. Some patients complain of a sticky, stringy mucous discharge. Corneal involvement leads to complaints of reduced vision.
In order to elicit the signs, patients should be examined using a slit lamp or magnifying loupes. The use of fluorescein will help to identify sight threatening corneal involvement. The disease is characterised by giant papillae. In the palpebral form, giant, flat-topped papillae of the upper tarsal conjunctiva lead to a clinical picture of ‘cobblestones’. Corneal involvement has been reported in as many as 50% of the patients with the palpebral type of the disease. Corneal involvement may range from superficial punctate keratopathy to shield-like ulcers.2 These may heal leaving a vascularised scar.
The limbal form is more common in dark-skinned races and females. It is characterised by conjunctival hyperaemia and papillae at the corneal-scleral (limbal) border and Trantas’ dots. The latter are aggregates of epithelial cells and eosinophils. A gelatinous pannus may invade the cornea (Figure 6). Neovascularisation of the cornea may follow (Figure 4). Conjunctival changes include hyperpigmentation (Figure 2), subconjunctival fibrosis, keratinisation and symblepharon.
Visual impairment is more pronounced in cases with shield ulcers and corneal plaques.
The clinician also needs to be constantly on the lookout for the other major complications of cataract and glaucoma especially with prolonged steroid use.
Providing adequate continuous treatment
Once the severity of the disease has been characterised, a treatment plan is devised.
We examine and counsel the many children coming to the free district eye clinics in groups. Those with no signs of allergic eye disease are given advice on frequent face washing and cold compresses. They should not be given a bottle of steroid or chromoglycate drops, tempting as this might be. Unnecessary drops can make the situation worse (Figure 7).
Children with signs of allergic eye disease and those presenting to the tertiary referral centre who tend to have more severe disease are examined in more detail and counselled individually. Individual counselling, backed up by patient information leaflets, is critical in breaking the cycle of inadequate treatment and resulting frustration.
Counselling stresses the chronic nature of the disease, that sodium chromoglycate drops take time to work and need to be continued once the child feels better. Children getting steroid drops are told to use these frequently initially. The need to use these for only a short period of time in order to avoid complications is explained. The majority of children and parents respond well to this counselling. As a result, many patients return for review before drops have run out and the symptoms and signs worsened. The use of a dedicated counsellor will save the busy clinician valuable time.
Fig. 8. 13 year old girl with predominantly unilateral severe limbal vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Note the lid swelling, increased skin pigmentation around the lid and the injected conjunctiva. The eye is watering and she looks uncomfortable. The other eye appears by to be relatively normal by comparison. © Anthony Hall
Fig. 9. This is the same girl as in Fig.8 one month after supratarsal subconjunctival triamcinalone under local anaesthetic drops. She is happy and relaxed. The lid swelling has gone. She can now open her eye which is white and quiet. Her left eye which appeared to be relatively normal before, evidently has moderate vernal keratoconjuctivitis too. The lids are a little swollen and the limbal conjunctiva is injected and thickened. She is so pleased with the response in her right eye she is requesting an injection for her left eye. © Anthony Hall
Fig. 10. Child with severe limbal VKC. This is a close up of the right eye of the girl in Fig.8. Note the marked conjunctival hyperaemia, Trantas’ dots and invasion of cornea by thickened gelatinous pannus. © Anthony Hall
Fig. 11. Right eye of child in Figs. 8 and 9 one month after supratarsal subconjunctival triamcinalone under local anaesthetic drops. Note that the conjunctiva hyperaemia has gone. The thickened vascularised gelatinous pannus has resolved leaving a mildly pigmented flat scar. The vascular pannus accompanying the pannus has resolved apart from the one larger nasal feeder vessel. Visual acuity had improved from 6/18 to 6/6. © Anthony Hall
Drug treatment
Treatment is symptomatic and tailored to the severity of the disease.
Those with milder symptoms and no corneal involvement may be given mast cell stabilisers such as sodium chromoglycate or newer agents such as alomide and nedocromil. (If you have access to a low-cost drop manufacturer you can ask for 4% sodium chromoglycate for more severe cases). Topical antihistamines are effective as well.
The mast cell stabilisers must be used regularly three to four times daily, even when there are no symptoms in order to stabilise the mast cells and prevent the release of histamine. They are of no value when used only when symptoms occur because their effect is not immediate. If well used, they can limit or stop the use of steroid drops. They do not have any of the side effects of steroids and can therefore be used for a prolonged period.
Those presenting with corneal involvement and more severe disease should be managed at secondary and tertiary level where they may be given topical steroid drops (e.g. prednisolone, dexamethasone), the most effective available topical medication for severe vernal keratoconjunctivitis. A mast cell stabiliser should be started when the steroids are started. Steroids should be used frequently initially and then tapered to a stop once the acute stage of the disease is stabilised (usually a few weeks). Their use requires monitoring because of the possible effect on intraocular pressure.
Those not responding to conventional treatment may be given supratarsal injection of steroids4 by an eye specialist (Figure 5). Both long-acting steroids such as triamcinalone and shorter-acting steroids (dexamethasone) have been found to be effective in bringing about resolution of the eye signs. Some studies suggest that the recurrence rate of the disease is lower following the use of longer-acting steroids like triamcinolone. Theoretically there is an increased risk of persistent elevation of intraocular pressure with the longer acting steroids. In children, these injections often need to be administered under general anaesthesia. However, with good use of local anaesthesia and careful counselling, children as young as 12 may be safely injected without recourse to general anaesthesia (Figures 8 – 10).
Cyclosporine A drops (0.5-2%) in olive oil or castor oil four times a day are an effective alternative to steroids in severe VKC, if available.3 Cryotherapy of the palpebral conjunctiva may produce additional inflammation with little benefit.2 Debridement of early mucus plaques may speed repair of the persistent epithelial defects. Bandage contact lenses are helpful in the treatment of these defects.
Supportive therapy like artificial tears, cold compresses and sunglasses often help and are commonly overlooked.
Allergic reaction in the conjunctiva can be provoked by a drug or its preservative. Common drugs include neomycin and gentamicin. These are common in postoperative drops. When examined, the conjunctiva and the lower eyelids will be swollen. The skin may be excoriated. The first measure in the management is to stop using the allergen. Topical steroids may also be used to relieve the symptoms. Far too often the offending drug has been given for a minor symptom because the patient expects drops. This often does more harm than good (Figure 7).
1. Bonini S, Bonini S, Schiavone M, Centofanti M, et al. Vernal keratoconjunctivitis revisited: a case series of 195 patients with long-term follow-up. Ophthalmology. 2000;Jun;107(6):1157-63.
2. Bonini S, Coassin M, Aronni S, Lambiase A. Vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Eye 2004;18:345-51.
3. Cameron JA. Shield ulcers and plaques of the cornea in vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Ophthalmology. 1995;102:985-93.
4. Saini JS, Gupta A, Pandey SK, Gupta V, Gupta P. Efficacy of supratarsal dexamethasone versus triamcinalone injection in recalcitrant vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Acta Ophthalmol Scand. 1999;77:515-8.
5. Pucci N, Novembre E, Cianferoni A, et al. Efficacy and safety of cyclosporine eye drops in vernal keratoconjunctivitis. Annal Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2002;89:298-303.
The authors are grateful to Dr Amos Kibata for helpful comments on a draft of this manuscript. Dr Debbie Carmichael set up the protocols for effective management of VKC at KCMC and prepared a patient information leaflet.
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Cloudera Launches an End-to-End, Open, Modular IoT Architecture with Red Hat and Eurotech to Accelerate IoT Deployments
Architecture enables end-to-end analytics pushing machine learning and intelligence to the ‘edge’ to support real-time decision-making
PALO ALTO, Calif., September 4, 2018 — Cloudera, Inc. (NYSE: CLDR), the modern platform for machine learning and analytics optimized for the cloud, today announced the launch of an end-to-end, open source Internet of Things (IoT) architecture in collaboration with Red Hat and Eurotech. Enterprises now have a modern IoT architecture that is scalable, secure, and technologically advanced without vendor lock-in.
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Organizations that bought into proprietary IoT platforms are finding themselves tied to limited functionality, locked into a particular vendor, and unable to scale. Enterprises have had to piece together multiple vendors’ solutions, manage all of the complexities of integration, and deal with security risks of the patchwork, only to end up with incompatible connectivity, a rigid architecture from black box solutions, and minimal interoperability. These setbacks cause businesses to miss out on technological advances such as machine learning, real-time decision-making, and cloud/hybrid flexibility.
Cloudera with Red Hat, the world's leading provider of open source software solutions, and Eurotech, a long-time leading provider of industrial embedded hardware, have collaborated to develop an end-to-end architecture that is based on open standards and is integrated, flexible and runs on multi- or hybrid-cloud environments. This architecture is designed to provide the foundational components that organizations need to quickly and securely roll out IoT use cases.
This modular architecture also features end-to-end data management and analytics capabilities, including the ability to push machine learning and intelligence back out to the ‘edge’ for real-time decision making. From onboarding and managing connected devices or ‘things,’ to enabling protocol translation and performing analytics at the edge; from delivering real-time analytics and machine learning on IoT data to accelerating application development cycles, and enabling integration with enterprise applications, the architecture enables enterprises to accelerate their IoT deployments while ensuring end-to-end data security and compliance.
“Early adopters that locked themselves into siloed, proprietary IoT platforms are now finding themselves with rigid, limited functionality that no longer meets their needs. They are beginning to realize the value that can be achieved from a more open and modular architecture that allows them to integrate the capabilities they need to adapt as they scale and innovate,” said Dave Shuman, Industry Leader for IoT at Cloudera. “Some of the world’s largest enterprises have already turned to Cloudera to support the cutting edge of IoT innovation, the scalability of machine learning, and the freedom of a hybrid-cloud environment.”
The modular IoT architecture also offers enterprises the freedom to run in the cloud and/or on premises, enabling portability of data and applications and eliminating dependence on a single proprietary cloud vendor. Its built-in security features enable analytics from the edge to the cloud.
“Open standards and interoperability, already important to helping solve IoT connectivity and data integration issues, are even more important as enterprises face the challenge of more efficiently delivering more secure and scalable IoT solutions in hybrid and multi-cloud environments,” said Jered Floyd, Technology Strategist, Office of the CTO at Red Hat. “With the launch of this end-to-end architecture with Cloudera and Eurotech, we are helping IoT customers address that challenge while enabling cloud-provider choice.”
This combination of technology from three open source leaders brings together operations technology (OT), information technology (IT), data analytics, and application integration and is built on key open source projects and innovations from the Eclipse Foundation and the Apache Software Foundation.
The end-to-end integrated architecture consists of:
Intelligent IoT edge stack with Eurotech Everyware Software Framework (ESF) and Red Hat middleware to support device connectivity, data ingestion and control, intelligent routing, and enable analytics at the edge
IoT integration hub with Eurotech Everyware Cloud (EC) and Red Hat middleware running on OpenShift Container Platform, to effectively onboard and manage connected disparate devices, enable access control and authentication, control the operational flow of data downstream, and operate distributed container-based IoT applications
Data management and analytics platform, based on Cloudera Enterprise, for IoT data processing, persistent storage, analytics, and machine learning to enable deeper business insights and actionable intelligence
Application development and delivery environment for development, deployment, and integration of cloud-native applications enabled by Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
This end-to-end architecture has applicability across a number of industry verticals and enables customers to easily and effectively deploy a wide variety of IoT use cases including industrial IoT, real-time asset monitoring, predictive maintenance, connected vehicles, smart cities etc.
“The need for an IoT solution is increasingly complex. No single vendor can provide all the operations technology, information technology, data analytics, and application integration that meets the needs of today’s platforms,” said Giuseppe Surace, Chief Product and Marketing Officer at Eurotech. “Eurotech is partnering with Cloudera and Red Hat to provide an architecture that enables simpler and faster use of data from IoT devices.”
Dave Shuman, Industry Leader for IoT at Cloudera, shares how this new IoT architecture is an enterprise-ready solution for real-time decision making that's flexible on a multi-cloud or a hybrid environment—all with no vendor lock-ins.
Visit the Cloudera Solutions Gallery to learn more about this end-to-end IoT architecture
Watch our on-demand webinar on An Open Source Architecture for IoT
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Check out the 2018 IoT Infrastructure of the Year Award win by Red Hat, Cloudera and Eurotech for Enterprise End-to-End Architecture for IoT
About Eurotech
Eurotech (ETH:IM) is a global company that designs, creates and delivers full Internet of Things solutions, including services, software and hardware to leading systems integrators and enterprises. With Eurotech’s solutions in place, clients have access to the latest open source and standardized software stacks, flexible and rugged multi-service gateways and sophisticated sensors to bring actionable data from the field into business operations. Working with world-class ecosystem partners, Eurotech delivers on the promise of the Internet of Things either from end to end, or with best in class building blocks, including device and data management, connectivity and communication platform, intelligent edge devices and smart objects following business models that fit today’s business world. Learn more about Eurotech at www.eurotech.com.
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Amerigon Offers Help for Lost Motorists
Automotive industry manufacturer Amerigon today announced an interactive, voice-activated car navigation system called Interactive Voice System (IVS). The device works in conjunction with a car CD stereo system and costs approximately $700.
December 27, 1995 1:00 PM PST
The IVS navigator finds addresses, cross streets, and landmarks, according to Amerigon officials. The driver spells out the destination, and the IVS gives step-by-step directions with the anticipated travel distance. Commands like "I am lost," "No turn," and "One way" are also available to help reroute the driver.
The navigator directs drivers to services such as gas stations, ATM machines, shopping centers, and restaurants.
IVS responds to commands, letters, and numbers spoken in North American dialects, and can understand accents from Boston to Dallas. The system ignores background music, wind, and other environmental noise, according to Amerigon officials.
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24. Enforcing Bylaws And RulesMike Mangan2017-04-30T09:11:50+00:00
Enforcing Bylaws and Rules
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A Fine
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Supreme Court’s Authority to Relieve Fines
The strata council is responsible for enforcing the bylaws and rules, subject to the Strata Property Act, the regulations and the bylaws, 1 by following a series of mandatory steps.
Before a strata corporation may impose a penalty for contravening a bylaw or rule, the corporation must first comply with the following compulsory preconditions.
1. The strata council must receive “a complaint about the contravention” of a bylaw or rule. Where the contravention itself is plain and obvious, however, strata council may inform itself about the violation without the necessity of a complaint alleging injury from the breach. In one case where the bylaws required wall-to-wall carpeting to reduce noise, two owners breached the bylaw by installing laminate flooring in their strata lot. When the strata corporation applied to the court for an order to enforce the bylaw, the owners defended, in part, on the basis that no one had actually complained about noise to strata council. The court held that since the contravention alone was plain and obvious, the strata council could inform itself about the violation and enforce the bylaw. The council did not have to wait for someone to complain about noise caused by the hard flooring. 2
Before proceeding with a complaint, the strata council may give the person a warning or an opportunity to comply with the bylaw or rule. 3
2. If the strata council wishes to proceed with a complaint, council must give particulars of the complaint to the relevant owner or tenant, in writing. If a tenant is the subject of the complaint, the strata corporation must also notify that person’s landlord about the allegation. 4
The Strata Property Act dictates how strata council must deliver its written particulars to the owner or tenant who is the subject of the complaint. 5 The requirements for delivering notice are explained in Chapter 12, Meetings.
3. The strata council must then give the person accused of wrongdoing a reasonable opportunity to answer the complaint. If that person wishes a hearing, the strata council must hold one. According to the regulations, a hearing means “an opportunity to be heard in person at a council meeting.” A fine, for instance, was not enforceable where the strata council decided that an owner was guilty and imposed a fine before the accused person was given an opportunity to answer the complaint. 6
If a strata council member is the subject of the complaint, he or she must not participate in any decision about the allegation. If all of the owners are on council, however, the member is permitted to participate in the decision. 7
4. After considering any response, the strata council must promptly provide its written decision in the matter to the person affected. The same requirements that govern delivery of the written particulars apply to delivering the written decision. 8
5. If the council does not comply with these prerequisites, the corporation may not impose a fine, require an owner to pay the cost of remedying the breach, or deny the owner access to a recreational facility, as described later in this chapter. In that situation, the corporation may still, however, order an owner to comply with the bylaw in question and, if necessary, seek a court order to comply. 9
6. Once a strata corporation complies with these requirements it may impose a fine or other penalty for a continuing contravention without further compliance with these prerequisites. If strata council decides to impose a penalty for a continuing infraction, council should record the decision in its minutes together with a description of the evidence on which the decision was based. 10 If the penalty is later challenged in court or arbitration proceedings, the strata corporation will have a record to explain the basis for strata council’s decision.
The Strata Property Act permits a strata corporation to enforce a bylaw in several ways. The strata corporation may impose a fine, remedy a contravention or deny access to a recreational facility.
The strata corporation can impose fines against owners and tenants to the extent permitted by the bylaws. Every strata corporation must set out in its bylaws the maximum amount it may fine an owner or tenant for each violation of a bylaw or rule. 11
If the strata corporation uses the Standard Bylaws regarding fines, the maximum fines are as follows: 12
$50 for each contravention of a bylaw, and
$10 for each contravention of a rule.
If the contravening activity or default continues without interruption for more than seven days, the Standard Bylaws permit the strata corporation to impose a fine every seven days. 13
A strata corporation may amend its bylaws to set different maximum fines for the breach of different bylaws and rules. The corporation may also amend its bylaws to establish the frequency at which different fines may be imposed for a continuing contravention of a bylaw or rule. The amounts and frequency of any fines, however, must not exceed the maximums established in the regulations. The regulations set the following maximum fines: 14
$200 for each contravention of a bylaw, other than a rental restriction bylaw,
$500 for each contravention of a rental restriction bylaw, and
According to section 7.1 of the regulations, the maximum frequency with which a strata corporation may impose a fine for a continuing contravention of a bylaw or rule is every seven days.
Under the Law and Equity Act, the Supreme Court of British Columbia has authority to relieve against penalties, as explained later in this chapter. 15 (See “Supreme Court’s Authority to Relieve Fines.”)This authority includes the power to excuse a person from paying a strata corporation fine.
In Drummond v. Strata Plan NW 2654, a strata corporation fined an owner $200 per week for the continuing breach of the corporation’s age restriction bylaw. 16 The owner sued the strata corporation to challenge the bylaw. Ultimately, the owner’s fines amounted to $16,400 by the time the court heard the matter. Although the court upheld the bylaw, the court used its authority under the Law and Equity Act to relieve the owner from most of her accumulated fines. When the court reviewed the strata council minutes, and the council’s correspondence with the owner, the court determined that the council members erroneously concluded they were obliged to impose a fine of $200 per week. The strata council never considered that the $200 figure is a maximum and that it was open to council to impose something less. The court noted the delay in getting to trial caused by the court’s busy calendar, and found it unfair that this delay exposed the owner to greater accrued fines. In all the circumstances, the court used its power under the Act to relieve against penalties and reduced the oustanding fine to $1,000.
The Drummond case highlights the necessity for fairness when a strata council imposes a fine. The Standard Bylaws, for example, say that strata council may fine a particular maximum amount, or in the case of continuous activity, the council may impose a fine every seven days. 17 This language gives strata council a discretion; it does not make the maximum penalty mandatory.
Where bylaws or rules establish a maximum fine, a strata council should consider all the factors involved, including both aggravating and mitigating factors. Instead of starting with a maximum fine, the better approach is to consider what fine is the least amount necessary to reasonably sanction the behaviour in question and to deter the individual, as well as others, from breaching the bylaw or rule in the future. Without going into too much detail, a prudent strata council will accurately record in the minutes of the meeting that before imposing a fine, the council considered the range of possible fines together with other relevant factors.
The Drummond case is authority to say that where a fine is expressed to be a maximum fine, a strata council’s failure to consider whether a fine less than the maximum amount is appropriate may provide a basis for the court to reduce or cancel the fine.
If an owner or tenant fails to carry out work to remedy a bylaw or rule violation, the strata corporation can do the work and charge the person responsible for the reasonable costs of the work. 18 The strata corporation may carry out remedial work on a member’s strata lot, common property or common assets.
If, however, a strata corporation fails to comply with a prerequisite for enforcing a bylaw or rule by this means, the corporation may still do the remedial work, but not charge the owner for its cost. For instance, to “require a person to pay the cost of remedying a contravention,” 19 a strata corporation must first give an owner the opportunity to answer the complaint, including a hearing, if requested.
Where a strata corporation’s bylaw required wall-to-wall carpeting to reduce noise, two owners breached the bylaw by installing laminate flooring in their strata lot. 20 The strata council denied the owners a hearing. When the strata corporation applied for an order to enforce the bylaw, the court held that the failure to provide a hearing contravened the pre-requisites in the Act. The strata corporation could remedy the owners’ bylaw contravention, but since the council denied the owners a hearing, the corporation could not require the owners to pay the costs of remedying that violation. In this context, the court interpreted the phrase to “pay the costs of remedying a contravention” to mean the corporation’s legal costs in the court enforcement proceedings. However, since the owners blatantly contravened the bylaw, the court held that the owners should bear the financial burden of replacing the hard flooring with carpeting. The court ordered the owners to comply with the bylaw by replacing the laminate flooring with carpeting at the owners’ expense. Since the strata corporation denied the owners a hearing, the court ordered the strata corporation to pay its own court costs.
When a bylaw or rule violation relates to the use of a recreational facility, the Strata Property Act permits a strata corporation to deny an owner, tenant, occupant or visitor the use of that facility if it is part of the common property or a common asset. The strata corporation may deny access only for a reasonable length of time. 21
The Strata Property Act contains some notable provisions for enforcing a bylaw or rule against the tenant of an owner.
In the case of a residential strata lot, a strata corporation may evict an owner’s tenant if the tenant repeatedly contravenes a reasonable and significant bylaw or rule and seriously interferes with someone else’s use and enjoyment of a strata lot, the common property or a common asset. If these criteria are met, the strata corporation may give the tenant a notice under section 47 of the Residential Tenancy Act. 22 The strata corporation’s eviction does not affect any rights of the landlord 23 under the owner’s tenancy agreement with the tenant. 24
A strata corporation that wishes to use this provision to evict a tenant must be careful to use the mandatory forms and procedures under the Residential Tenancy Act, otherwise the eviction may be unenforceable. 25 Readers may find information about that Act’s forms and procedures at the website of the Residential Tenancy Branch at http://www.rto.gov.bc.ca/.
An owner who leases a strata lot is vicariously liable for a fine or remedial costs incurred by the tenant. This means that although the strata corporation has fined a tenant, or required a tenant to pay the costs of remedying a breach of the bylaws or rules, the owner may be required to pay the amount owing. An owner cannot avoid vicarious liability, even where his or her powers and duties have been assigned to a tenant, for example in the case of a long-term tenant or a family member tenant. 26 The reader will find an explanation of the ways an owner may assign powers and duties to a tenant in Chapter 7, Strata Council.
If an owner, as landlord, pays a fine or costs levied against his or her tenant, the tenant is liable to reimburse the landlord for the amount paid. 27
Under the former Condominium Act, many strata corporations collected unpaid fines by registering liens against the strata lot titles of owners who failed to pay their fines, even though this practice was illegal. 28 Section 116(3) of the Strata Property Act expressly prohibits the registration of a lien for an unpaid fine.
Some strata corporations use the following technique to circumvent the restriction against liens for unpaid fines. Bearing in mind that a strata corporation may file a lien for unpaid strata fees, some strata corporations amend their bylaws to state that whenever an owner pays his or her strata fees, the payment is first applied to outstanding fines, then to strata fees.
Suppose, for example, that the monthly strata fees for an owner’s strata lot are $225 and the owner has an unpaid $100 fine. When the owner makes his or her next monthly payment of $225, the strata corporation allocates the first $100 of that payment towards the unpaid fine, and the remaining $150 towards strata fees. Of course, this leaves an unpaid balance of $100 in the payment of the owner’s monthly strata fees. Subject to certain procedural requirements for filing a lien, the strata corporation may now file a lien against the title to the owner’s strata lot for $100, representing arrears for strata fees.
To recover an unpaid fine or costs for remedial work, a strata corporation may sue an owner or tenant in the Provincial Court of British Columbia: Small Claims Division, if the amount claimed is $25,000 or less, excluding interest and costs. 29 For larger claims, the strata corporation must sue in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. If the strata corporation succeeds in court, the corporation may register its judgment against the title to the owner’s strata lot. Depending on the circumstances, the strata corporation may also pursue other collection remedies to enforce its judgment, such as garnishment. For information about legal proceedings, see Chapter 27, Lawsuits and Chapter 28, Arbitration.
Before suing to collect money from an owner or tenant, sections 112 and 113 of the Strata Property Act set out some important prerequisites.
1. The strata corporation must give the owner or tenant 16 days advance written notice demanding payment. 30
2. The notice must indicate to the owner or tenant that the strata corporation may sue him or her if the strata corporation does not receive payment within the 16-day period. 31
3. If a mortgage lender has filed a Mortgagee’s Request for Notification (Form C) with the strata corporation, the corporation must give a copy of the notice to the lender. 32
4. The strata corporation must deliver the notice in accordance with the Strata Property Act. The requirements for delivering notice to an owner or tenant are described in Chapter 12, Meetings. 33 If a mortgage lender has filed a Mortgagee’s Request for Notification (Form C), the corporation must also deliver a copy of the notice to the mortgage lender by leaving it with the individual named, if any, in the Mortgagee’s Request for Notification (Form C) or by mailing it to the lender at the address given in the Request. 34
If there is a dispute whether an owner or tenant owes money to the strata corporation for a fine, and court proceedings have been started, the owner or tenant may pay the disputed amount into court, if the rules of court allow payment into court. Alternatively, the owner or tenant may pay the disputed amount to the strata corporation in trust, in which case the corporation must hold the money and any accrued interest in trust pending resolution of the dispute. 35 After the dispute is resolved, the strata corporation must pay the money out of trust to the party entitled to it and to the extent required by the court. 36
Before arbitrating against an owner or tenant, the strata corporation must first comply with the same 16-day advance notice requirements required before suing, including, where necessary, giving a copy of the notice to a mortgage lender, all of which are described immediately above. In addition, the provisions permitting an owner or tenant to pay a disputed amount into court or trust apply equally to arbitrations. 37
The Strata Property Act contains a procedure for arbitrations. For information about the specific steps in arbitration, see Chapter 28, Arbitration.
A strata corporation may withhold a Certificate of Payment (Form F) until an owner pays his or her fine, or otherwise makes satisfactory arrangements. 38
If an owner wishes to sell his or her strata lot, or to register a lease or an assignment of lease for the strata lot, the owner must, among other things, file a Certificate of Payment (Form F) at the Land Title Office. 39 The owner must obtain the Certificate of Payment (Form F) from the strata corporation or its strata manager, if it has one. The Certificate of Payment (Form F) states whether the owner owes money to the strata corporation and, if so, whether the money claimed by the strata corporation has been paid into court or trust, or whether the owner has otherwise made satisfactory arrangements to pay the money to the strata corporation. The certificate may include the strata corporation’s claim for unpaid fines. 40
The strata corporation does not have to deliver its Certificate of Payment (Form F) until the owner has paid all money owing to the strata corporation, or has paid any disputed amounts into court or trust, or the owner has otherwise made satisfactory arrangements with the strata corporation to pay the debt. If, for example, the owner needs a Certificate of Payment (Form F) to complete the sale of his or her strata lot to a buyer, the strata corporation may refuse to issue the certificate until the owner pays all sums owing to the strata corporation, including unpaid fines. In most cases, this is a compelling incentive for the owner to pay his or her fines.
If, however, a strata lot is being sold by court order, a strata corporation cannot withhold a Certificate of Payment (Form F) to collect money owing to the corporation. A Certificate of Payment (Form F) is not necessary where there is a court order to change the ownership of a strata lot. For example, in foreclosure proceedings, a Certificate of Payment (Form F) is not required to register a change in ownership at the Land Title Office where a lender obtains a court order to sell a borrower’s strata lot. 41 While normally a strata corporation may withhold delivery of a Certificate of Payment (Form F) to collect money owing to the corporation, the corporation has no such leverage where the strata lot is being sold under court order.
The Law and Equity Act permits a justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia to relieve an owner or tenant from paying some or all of a fine. 42
Section 24 of the Law and Equity Act says:
24. The court may relieve against all penalties and forfeitures, and in granting the relief impose any terms as to costs, expenses, damages, compensations and all other matters that the court thinks fit.
In general, the court is more likely to reduce or cancel a fine under this section where the strata corporation could have taken steps sooner to enforce its bylaw or rule, rather than allowing the size of the fine to grow unreasonably large over time. Lau v. Strata Corporation No. LMS 463 is a good example. 43
Lau and her associates offered to buy a commercial strata lot in a shopping mall. One of the unit’s walls was an exterior wall. Persons entering the strata lot gained access only through the mall, whose business hours ended at 9 pm.
After the purchase, Lau and her associates planned to lease the unit to a holding company to operate a video arcade.
Since the holding company wished to operate the arcade beyond normal mall hours, the seller, on behalf of the buyers, asked the strata corporation for permission to install a door in the exterior wall. The strata corporation agreed to permit the exterior door on the condition, among other things, that the new owners install wash-rooms in the strata lot for the use of the arcade’s clientele. The strata corporation required washrooms in the unit because the mall’s washrooms would not be available to the arcade’s customers after 9 pm.
In June 1994, the new owners installed the exterior door shortly after purchasing the strata lot. However, they did not install washrooms inside their unit.
When the strata corporation found out, it decided to impose fines. In September 1994, the strata corporation wrote a letter to the holding company setting out the fines. Under the strata corporation’s bylaws, the corporation could impose an initial fine of $50 followed by a maximum fine of $150 for each further occurrence of the bylaw violation.
Upon receipt of the September letter, the holding company immediately blocked off the door and stopped using it. In March 1995, approximately six months later, the holding company removed the door and restored the exterior wall. By that time, the accumulated fines amounted to $28,754, made up largely of fines at the rate of $150 per day for the continuing infraction.
Lau and her associates sued the strata corporation for an order cancelling the fines, among other things.
The court held that the strata corporation was entitled in this case to impose fines for breach of the strata corporation’s bylaws. However, the court found the total amount of the fines unreasonable. After receipt of the strata corporation’s September letter, the holding company blocked the door. Rather than allow extensive fines to accumulate, the strata corporation had the authority to remove the door and restore the exterior wall. The strata corporation could have charged back the restoration expense against the new owners and registered a Certificate of Default under the former Condominium Act against their title. Instead, the strata corporation allowed excessive fines to accumulate. In these circumstances, the court applied the provisions of the Law and Equity Act to reduce the total amount of the fines to $2,500.
In Strata Plan NW 391 v. Forsberg, a strata corporation fined an owner $43,500 for the continuing breach of a rental restriction bylaw. 44 After the strata corporation began imposing fines, the owner asked for a hearing, apparently to request permission to rent so as to bring the fines an end. The strata corporation delayed holding the hearing for approximately three months. In the circumstances, the Supreme Court of British Columbia held the delay unreasonable. The court found that the delay justified relief under section 24 of the Law and Equity Act. The court reduced the fine from $43,500 to $38,000.
Strata Property Act, s. 26. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 135(1)(d). The Owners, Strata Plan VR 19 v. Collins et al., 2004 BCSC 1743. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 129(2). ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 135. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 60-64. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 135. Strata Property Regulation, s. 7.2. Dimitrov v. Summit Square Strata Corporation, 2006 BCSC 967. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 136(1), (2). ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 61(1), 135(2). ↩
The Owners, Strata Plan VR 19 v. Collins et al., 2004 BCSC 1743. ↩
Dimitrov v. Summit Square Strata Corporation, 2006 BCSC 967 at para 33. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 130, 132(1). ↩
Strata Property Act, Schedule of Standard Bylaws, s. 23. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 132; Strata Property Regulation, s. 7.1. ↩
Law and Equity Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 253, s. 24. ↩
Drummond v. Strata Plan NW 2654, 2004 BCSC 1405. ↩
Strata Property Act, Schedule of Standard Bylaws, ss. 23, 24. ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 135(1)(b). ↩
Residential Tenancy Act, S.B.C. 2002, c. 78. ↩
The Strata Property Act, s. 1(1) defines the term, “landlord” to mean an owner who rents a strata lot to a tenant and a tenant who rents a strata lot to a subtenant, but does not include a leasehold landlord in a leasehold strata plan as defined in section 199 of the Act. ↩
See generally Sullivan v. Strata Plan BCS-251, 2005 BCCA 342, reasons refusing a stay of proceedings pending a later appeal 2005 BCCA 630. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 131(1), 147 and 148. ↩
The Condominium Act, s. 37(2) permitted a strata corporation to file a lien if an owner defaulted in the payment of his or her share of the common expenses. A lien for an unpaid fine is not a common expense of the strata corporation. ↩
Small Claims Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 430, s. 3, Small Claims Court Monetary Limit Regulation, B.C. Reg. 179/2005. ↩
Section 112(1) of the Strata Property Act requires the strata corporation to give the owner or tenant, “at least 2 weeks’ written notice demanding payment.” According to section 25(4) of the Interpretation Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 238 we must calculate this two-week period by excluding the first day and the last day, which translates into sixteen days. ↩
Section 112(1) of the Strata Property Act says the strata corporation’s notice must indicate that, “action may be taken if payment is not made within that 2 week period”, referring to the sixteen day time frame for demanding payment. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 60, 112 and 113(b) and Strata Property Regulation, s. 4.5. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 60, 61(1) and Strata Property Regulation, s. 4.5 and Mortgagee’s Request for Notification (Form C). ↩
Strata Property Act, s. 114. For information about a Certificate of Payment (Form F), see Chapter 13, Record Keeping. ↩
Strata Property Act, ss. 112, 114. ↩
For information about a Certificate of Payment (Form F), see Chapter 13, Record Keeping. Form found in Strata Property Regulation, Form F. ↩
Peoples Trust v. Meadowlark Estates et al., 2005 BCSC 51, aff’g 2003 BCSC 1321. ↩
Law and Equity Act, s. 24. ↩
Lau v. Strata Corporation No. LMS 463, 1996 CanLII 8630, [1996] B.C.J. No. 1728 (QL)(S.C.). ↩
Strata Plan NW 391 v. Forsberg, 2010 BCSC 1301. ↩
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Damaged property an insurer takes over to reduce its loss after paying a claim. Insurers receive salvage rights over property on which they have paid claims, such as badly-damaged cars. Insurers that paid claims on cargoes lost at sea now have the right to recover sunken treasures. Salvage charges are the costs associated with recovering that property.
A list of individual items or groups of items that are covered under one policy or a listing of specific benefits, charges, credits, assets or other defined items.
Market for previously issued and outstanding securities.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION / SEC
The organization that oversees publicly-held insurance companies. Those companies make periodic financial disclosures to the SEC, including an annual financial statement (or 10K), and a quarterly financial statement (or 10-Q). Companies must also disclose any material events and other information about their stock.
SECURITIES OUTSTANDING
Stock held by shareholders.
SECURITIZATION OF INSURANCE RISK
Using the capital markets to expand and diversify the assumption of insurance risk. The issuance of bonds or notes to third-party investors directly or indirectly by an insurance or reinsurance company or a pooling entity as a means of raising money to cover risks.
SELF-INSURANCE
The concept of assuming a financial risk oneself, instead of paying an insurance company to take it on. Every policyholder is a self-insurer in terms of paying a deductible and co-payments. Large firms often self-insure frequent, small losses such as damage to their fleet of vehicles or minor workplace injuries. However, to protect injured employees state laws set out requirements for the assumption of workers compensation programs. Self-insurance also refers to employers who assume all or part of the responsibility for paying the health insurance claims of their employees. Firms that self insure for health claims are exempt from state insurance laws mandating the illnesses that group health insurers must cover.
Size of a loss. One of the criteria used in calculating premiums rates.
SEWER BACK-UP COVERAGE
An optional part of homeowners insurance that covers sewers.
SINGLE PREMIUM ANNUITY
An annuity that is paid in full upon purchase.
SOFT MARKET
An environment where insurance is plentiful and sold at a lower cost, also known as a buyers’ market.
Insurance companies’ ability to pay the claims of policyholders. Regulations to promote solvency include minimum capital and surplus requirements, statutory accounting conventions, limits to insurance company investment and corporate activities, financial ratio tests, and financial data disclosure.
SPREAD OF RISK
The selling of insurance in multiple areas to multiple policyholders to minimize the danger that all policyholders will have losses at the same time. Companies are more likely to insure perils that offer a good spread of risk. Flood insurance is an example of a poor spread of risk because the people most likely to buy it are the people close to rivers and other bodies of water that flood.
Practice that increases the money available to pay auto liability claims. In states where this practice is permitted by law, courts may allow policyholders who have several cars insured under a single policy, or multiple vehicles insured under different policies, to add up the limit of liability available for each vehicle.
STATUTORY ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES / SAP
More conservative standards than under GAAP accounting rules, they are imposed by state laws that emphasize the present solvency of insurance companies. SAP helps ensure that the company will have sufficient funds readily available to meet all anticipated insurance obligations by recognizing liabilities earlier or at a higher value than GAAP and assets later or at a lower value. For example, SAP requires that selling expenses be recorded immediately rather than amortized over the life of the policy.
STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
An insurance company owned by its stockholders who share in profits through earnings distributions and increases in stock value.
STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT
Legal agreement to pay a designated person, usually someone who has been injured, a specified sum of money in periodic payments, usually for his or her lifetime, instead of in a single lump sum payment
The legal process by which an insurance company, after paying a loss, seeks to recover the amount of the loss from another party who is legally liable for it.
A federal law enacted in 1980 to initiate cleanup of the nation’s abandoned hazardous waste dump sites and to respond to accidents that release hazardous substances into the environment. The law is officially called the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act.
A contract guaranteeing the performance of a specific obligation. Simply put, it is a three-party agreement under which one party, the surety company, answers to a second party, the owner, creditor or “obligee,” for a third party’s debts, default or nonperformance. Contractors are often required to purchase surety bonds if they are working on public projects. The surety company becomes responsible for carrying out the work or paying for the loss up to the bond “penalty” if the contractor fails to perform.
The remainder after an insurer’s liabilities are subtracted from its assets. The financial cushion that protects policyholders in case of unexpectedly high claims
SURPLUS LINES
Property/casualty insurance coverage that isn’t available from insurers licensed in the state, called admitted companies, and must be purchased from a non-admitted carrier. Examples include risks of an unusual nature that require greater flexibility in policy terms and conditions than exist in standard forms or where the highest rates allowed by state regulators are considered inadequate by admitted companies. Laws governing surplus lines vary by state.
SURRENDER CHARGE
A charge for withdrawals from an insurance based contract before a designated surrender charge period.
The simultaneous buying, selling or exchange of one security for another among investors to change maturities in a bond portfolio, for example, or because investment goals have changed.
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Enroll Your Vulnerable Grasslands by December 16
Cornucopia’s Take: In an effort to prevent vulnerable grasslands from being developed or converted into cropland, the USDA’s Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Grasslands Initiative has worked with farmers to enroll over 600,000 U.S. grazing acres. This program benefits diversity.
USDA GRASSLANDS INITIATIVE EXPANDING IN STATES WITH HIGHEST LOSSES
National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition
At the end of just its second sign up period, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) Grasslands Initiative has enrolled over 600,000 acres of vulnerable grazing land across the country. Strong support for the Grasslands Initiative so early on is a positive sign, but high variability in participation amongst the states with the highest grasslands losses indicates that more outreach may be needed.
Farmers and ranchers enrolled roughly 101,000 acres during the first sign up period and nearly 505,000 acres during the second sign up. The third sign up period is ongoing until December 16.
According to USDA’s Farm Services Agency (FSA), which administers the program, over 70 percent of the acres enrolled through the second sign up period were enrolled by beginning farmers, veterans, and underserved producers. While this number is significantly lower than the 97 percent of enrollments under the first ranking period, the result is impressive for the first years of a program, and we commend FSA for focusing on these underserved groups.
The majority of acres enrolled in the second sign up period came from states and counties where grasslands are at very high risk of being converted to cropland or for development purposes. By far, the greatest conversion in 2015 occurred in Texas, which ranked sixth in the country for the number of acres enrolled (27,857) in the Grasslands Initiative during the second ranking period. Among the other states with the highest grassland losses in 2015, Montana and North Dakota ranked among the top ten states in terms of acres enrolled (fifth and ninth, respectively), while Kansas ranked ninth in terms of the number of contracts signed (78 contracts covering nearly 11,000 acres).
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Six things to do in the next 10 days
By Cindy S. Kuse
Get HYPEd over soccer
HYPE (Hartford Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs) hosts this friendly, fun networking event to help the new Hartford Athletic soccer team make a few friends at Thomas Hooker Brewery at Colt on May 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. (bring your business cards for your chance to win a prize). The 22 guys on the roster (ages 20 to 30) are looking to immerse themselves in the community. Registration not required. Free. The brewery is at 140 Huyshope Ave., Hartford. facebook.com.
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(Mark Mirko / Hartford Courant)
Thread City Hop Fest
The annual festival returns to Jillson Square in Willimantic from 1 to 5 p.m. April 28 featuring craft beer tastings from more than 45 breweries, live music and fare from local food trucks and vendors. Tickets are $35 in advance or $50 at the gate (subject to availability.) threadcityhopfest.com.
HSO: Intermix
The Philadelphia-rooted string trio Time for Three plays with the HSO as part of the orchestra’s intimate Intermix series on May 1 at 7 p.m. at Spectra Wired Cafe in at 5 Constitution Plaza, Hartford. The members of Time for Three — Charles Yang (violin), Nick Kendall (violin) and Ranaan Meyer (double bass) — are play everything from Bach to Brahms to bluegrass to The Beatles. $25, $15 for students, $20 for HSO subscribers. 860-987-5900, hartfordsymphony.org.
More music happening this week in Connecticut »
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Here’s a Sunday outing to beat: a stroll through 73 cherry blossom trees, perhaps with an ice cream cone or piece of pizza in hand, on April 28 from noon to 4:30 p.m. in New Haven’s Wooster Square. In the background, live jazz, steel pan, opera and big-band music will playing, as will children in the arts and crafts area. Free admission.
(KAREN BLEIER / AFP/Getty Images)
Suds & Curds Brewfest
On April 27, Oxford’s Black Hog Brewing hosts a beer and cheese pairing festival from 1 to 5 p.m. General admission $60 and includes 2-ounce beer and cheese samples. VIP tickets, including an exclusive tour and tasting with master brewer Tyler Jones and cheese pairing master class with Jason Sobocinski, are $80. A designated driver ticket is $35 and includes cheese samples. 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets at beerfests.com.
(Nick Caito, Special to the Courant)
Quassy opening
It’s opening weekend for Quassy Amusement, 2132 Middlebury Road in Middlebury, with $45 admission per carload (up to 10 people). The price includes rides and and Easter egg hunt on April 28 for prizes, which is at 3 p.m. quassy.com.
(Lauren Schneiderman / Hartford Courant)
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Six things to do this weekend (and beyond)
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AUCHINLECK TALBOT LEGEND JOINS GLENAFTON
TALBOT LEGEND JOINS GLENAFTON
Craig Pettigrew has left Kilwinning Rangers to join Glenafton Athletic.
NEW Glenafton Athletic defender Craig Pettigrew is hoping his team can end the dominance of treble-winning former club Auchinleck Talbot after making a move to Loch Park.
The former Ayr United ace has left Kilwinning Rangers to come on board with boss Craig McEwan, who describes him as a winner.
Pettigrew, joined by former Buffs team-mate Ryan Nisbet at Glens, is positively relishing the new challenge and said: “I enjoyed my time at Kilwinning Rangers and had a good couple of seasons there, winning a trophy.
“But I felt it was time to move on.
“There’s a very strong squad there and I’m excited about the new season.
“Talbot have done very well in the past couple of seasons but someone has to start challenging them and hopefully we can be the team who can achieve that.
“I won the Scottish Cup three times with Talbot and want to win more honours.
“I like what Craig McEwan had to say and am looking forward to the new season.”
Added McEwan: “It’s great to have Craig on board.
“Craig is a winner and it will be good to have someone like him in the dressing room. He is a winner who had played at the top level and there were no hard feelings with Kilwinning Rangers.”
Meanwhile Talbot have signed striker Bryan Boylan, also from Buffs.
Boss Tommy Sloan said: “Bryan is a goal threat and he has pace as well
“We are not short of good strikers but Bryan is a player who has an eye for goal as well as aerial strength too.
“Hopefully he will come and do well for us.”
Meanwhile striker Sean McIlroy could be moving on.
Sloan said: “Sean is out of contract and has offers from some other clubs.
“We would have loved to have kept him,.
“It would be a blow if we were to lose him as he’s been an important player .”
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Girl power! Heidi Klum flashes her bra during impromptu dance party with Mel B for International Women's Day
By Dailymail.com Reporter
Published: 02:06 EDT, 9 March 2018 | Updated: 07:29 EDT, 9 March 2018
Heidi Klum, 44, and Mel B, 42, celebrated International Women's Day with a dressing room dance party.
The two women, who were preparing for Thursday night's America's Got Talent taping, shared several silly videos of themselves busting a move.
Things even got a little raunchy when Heidi was seen flashing her bra and smacking Mel on the butt.
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Bust a move! Heidi Klum, 44, and Mel B, 42, celebrated International Women's Day with a dressing room dance party
Peace and love! Decked out in full hair and makeup for the show, Heidi looked sultry in a pair of slick leather pants and a floral blouse
'Happy International Women's Day,' the two yelled into the camera during one video.
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Decked out in full hair and makeup for the show, Heidi looked sultry in a pair of slick leather pants and a floral blouse.
While Mel B looked fierce in a hot pink one-shoulder dress and a full head of luscious curls.
Pretty in pink! Mel B looked fierce in a hot pink one-shoulder dress
Boss babes! Heidi had her blonde locks straightened while Mel rocked a full head of curls
Earlier in the day, the two got rowdy in the dressing room as they danced along to Ne-Yo's hit-single Closer.
Klum, who was wearing an all black ensemble, got so hyped up that she opened her shirt to flash her bra.
She then playfully patted her friend on the butt.
Best friends! Earlier in the day, the two got rowdy in the dressing room as they danced along to Ne-Yo's hit-single Closer
To the beat! The two shimmied and twirled for the camera
Peek-a-boo! Klum, who was wearing an all black ensemble, got so hyped up that she opened her shirt to flash her bra
Heidi and Mel became fast friends when they joined the cast of America's Got Talent in 2013.
In an interview with Extra back in February, the supermodel confronted rumors that Mel B wouldn't be returning for Season 13 after her public debacle with Simon Cowell.
'I know as much as you do,' she said. 'I love Mel and I hope that I'm going to be sitting next to Mel again this year. We've been so close for so long and I hope it's going to stay that way.'
It is now for certain that the Spice Girls singer will be back as a judge on the competition series and that Tyra Banks will be replacing Nick Cannon as host.
Love tap! The supermodel smacked her best friend's bottom as they jumped around the room
Best friends forever: Heidi and Mel became fast friends when they joined the cast of America's Got Talent in 2013
'I love Mel,' Heidi said in an interview. 'We've been so close for so long and I hope it's going to stay that way'
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Heidi Klum flashes her bra during a dance party with Mel B
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Liverpool sign Sepp van den Berg: What kind of player is he? What are Jurgen Klopp’s plans
LIVERPOOL have gone double Dutch after adding Sepp Van den Berg to their ranks.
The highly-rated teenager joins compatriot and Ballon d’Or hopeful Virgil van Dijk at Anfield.
Liverpool fought off interest from around the continent to seal a £1.3m move for the PEC Zwolle academy graduate.
Still at the relatively tender age of 17, Van den Berg doesn’t have much of a career to shout about, yet at least.
Bayern Munich and Ajax were circling, but the European champions have secured his signature subject to international clearance.
Van den Berg made 15 appearances in the Eredivisie last term as Zwolle finished 13th.
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He is already winning caps at under 19 level and the Dutch system is one that favours youth so could he be starting alongside van Dijk for club and country soon?
Well a certain Matthijs de Ligt may have something to say about that when it comes to donning the famous orange strip, but at Anfield it might be a feasible option.
Jurgen Klopp hasn’t been shy in giving youth a go with Trent Alexander-Arnold perhaps the biggest success story of his tenure.
One Englishman who was heading that way was Joe Gomez, but a major injury deprived the Kop of a potentially blossoming partnership between him and van Dijk.
Van den Berg is a Dutch defender at Anfield, can he be the next Van Dijk? (Pic: GETTY)
Dejan Lovren and Joel Matip have both remained on Merseyside, but both have an error in them which first caused Klopp to seek out van Dijk 18 months ago.
Now he is looking for a player to partner his star man in defence, which could prove to be Gomez, but it is hard to see Van den Berg not getting a shot.
Perhaps his first outing may come in a Carabao Cup fixture early on - Liverpool’s opponents of course not yet known because they enter at a later stage.
The 17-year-old is a product of the modern game - a tall defender perfectly adept at playing with the ball at his feet and if his initial comments are anything to go by he doesn’t envisage occupying the bench forever.
Van den Berg told Liverpoolfc.com: “It’s just an amazing feeling. It is, for me, the biggest club in the world and it’s a dream come true. I am really excited.
Van den Berg arrives at Liverpool with plenty of promise (Pic: GETTY)
“I’ve seen what kind of players from the Academy grew into the first team here. It is unbelievable, especially when this kind of big club does that.
“Of course, the trainer [Jürgen Klopp] is a great guy and one of the reasons they are successful – and also one of the reasons I came here.
“I think this is the best place for me to grow and hopefully play a lot of games here.”
Van den Berg describes himself as: “A centre-half, I am calm with the ball, I am quite quick and can run, but I came here especially to improve myself more.
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When 911 failed them, desperate Harvey victims turned to social media for help
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Bobby Lopez first tried calling 911 at about 3 a.m. Sunday.
The floodwaters that had gushed into his parents’ Houston garage were rising. The table where his mother, a partially blind and diabetic 60-year-old, sat with Lopez’s father and their 3-year-old grandchild would soon be engulfed.
He’d tried driving to them in his truck, but the roads were impassable.
Lopez said he tried calling again, and each time, he was told that dozens of people were ahead in line for help. His parents, too, had dialed 911.
So Lopez did what countless others have done in the wake of a storm that has devastated a region and overwhelmed emergency dispatchers: He took to social media in hopes that someone — anyone — would see the plea and come to his family’s rescue.
“My mom is stuck in Songwood!” he tweeted, tagging, among others, an unofficial Houston Fire Department rescue account and the Houston Police Department. “Mom elderly and disabled and have my nephew.”
My mom is stuck in songwood! 542 baca st and mom elderly and disabled and have my nephew @hfdrescue @hfdincidents @KHOU @houstonpolice help
— Flaco (@bobbylopez722) August 27, 2017
As Harvey ripped through the Houston area Saturday night into Sunday, leaving much of the nation’s fourth-most populous city under feet of water, scores of residents who had been told to shelter in place were left stranded.
That’s when frantic tweets, Facebook messages and videos with captions imploring readers to pass them along began to flood the internet in a kind of improvised emergency dispatch system.
The flooding comes as public agencies around the state grapple with tight budgets and overworked staff. In Dallas, high-profile problems with the city’s 911 dispatch system have eroded trust.
'You're supposed to be there for us': Dallas 911 system remains a gamble for callers
Officials like Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez spent the day retweeting messages with the locations of a cancer patient and a pregnant woman in need of transport.
In Dickinson, a photo of nursing home residents waist-deep in murky water was retweeted 207 times. Not much later, 15 seniors were evacuated from the home, according to the Galveston County Daily News.
Need help asap emergency services please RETWEET pic.twitter.com/LesxeaIHNm
— Timothy J. McIntosh (@DividendsMGR) August 27, 2017
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, whose office oversees emergency management, said emergency response agencies have a growing array of tools to help them harness social media during a major event.
“We can use word cloud technology to follow what’s happening,” he said. “A few years ago, we were testing a Salvation Army system [to track tornado damage] and they knew it before the weather stations did.”
If residents lose power, they may not have access to the news, but their phones may have battery and cell service.
Of course, Jenkins said, there’s always the potential for rumors to find extra life online.
But, ultimately, “I think it’s a net positive on helping people.”
Still, the catastrophic flooding in Houston may test social media’s limits as a way of pinpointing those in most need.
Please use 911 for life-threatening emergencies, and 311 or the HPD non-emergency number 713-884-3131 as appropriate. pic.twitter.com/lN4yThX1fH
— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) August 27, 2017
By midday Sunday, the Houston Police Department had put out its own message on various social media channels: Stop using those channels to make formal rescue requests. And don’t call 911 asking about flooded roads or power outages.
Lt. Craig Cummings, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Public Safety stationed at the Houston emergency center, said that early on, emergency dispatchers tried to keep track of the requests for help.
“For a while, we were doing our best,” he said. “We just couldn’t do it all.”
Instead, he said, the alphabet soup of agencies responding to emergencies were asking residents to call 911 and just wait.
“We have several hundred calls backed up — they think they’re not going to get answered,” he said. “If someone has an emergency, they need to call 911 and just know that ... it may take a while to get an answer, but the call takers are working through those calls.”
For Lopez, a lifelong Houston resident, “Wait your turn,” wasn’t good enough when his parents’ safety was on the line.
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“They took care of you; you’re supposed to take care of them,” he said.
Eventually, a neighbor with a boat ferried the family to safety.
Lopez’s brother then contacted another “kid” who was online offering people rides to relatives’ homes — a kid who Lopez described as a “damn angel.”
With his parents, brother, nephew now asleep at his house near Lake Houston, the father of three said he hopes to help out however he can. If he comes across any pleas for help online, he said, he’ll be sure to retweet.
Staff writer Eline de Bruijn contributed to this report.
My parents were just rescued via boat!! Thank u lord and thanks for all the retweets!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 pray for HOUSTON!!
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Town of Culture Award – Ministerial meeting
I was joined by colleagues of the Labour Towns Group to advance the case for a new Town of Culture award with the Minister of State for Culture this week.
This meeting follows the Westminster Hall debate, which was secured myself in January of this year. The proposal would emulate the success of the City of Culture award.
The British City of Culture scheme was first proposed by the UK Labour Government in 2009. It has proven to be of huge value to our cities. The last recipient of the award, Hull, estimates that the programme generated £60million in 2017 from visitor income and £220million additional investment. It generated 800 new jobs and saw 5million visitors.
Liverpool, one of the first holders of the title ‘City of Culture’, found that 44% of its residents expressed a positive response to the programme as it made them feel proud of where they lived. Read more “Town of Culture Award – Ministerial meeting”
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Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Questions: Relocation of Channel 4
I questioned the Government on their plans to move Channel 4 out of London. The promised in their manifesto at the last General Election that they would crack on with the move. However, delays have continued.
Evidence shows that the move will be worth approximately £600m and I want to see it moved to Salford where it will have the biggest benefit for Delyn residents.
The Minister tries to make it appear as if Wrexham is in the running for the bidding, when in actual fact it is not. She used this to dodge the question that I put forward.
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Glad to be back to bowling 135ks after six-week gap: Bhuvneshwar Kumar
To maintain his consistency when not playing, Bhuvneshwar spent a lot of time in the nets.
| Updated : January 14, 2019 10:52 AM IST
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s career as an Indian pace bowler has been reduced to appearances in ODIs and T20Is for almost a year, as a mixture of injuries and workload management saw him sit out 11 consecutive Test matches.
During the limited-overs leg of India’s tour to England last year, Bhuvneshwar injured himself and missed all five Tests. He returned to play the Asia Cup in the UAE where he featured in five ODIs. He was then rested for two Tests at home versus West Indies, slotted back for three ODIs and two T20Is against the same opposition and then in in Australia played the three T20Is in November. Bhuvneshwar had to wait six weeks to get another chance once the ODIs started last Saturday.
Speaking to reporters at Adelaide Oval on Monday, Bhuvneshwar said that getting back to a live match scenario – he bowled 10 overs for 66 runs in the first ODI, taking two wickets – after more than a month on the sidelines was a challenge but one that he had worked hard to be ready for. (ALSO READ: Bhuvneshwar Kumar completes 100 ODI wickets)
“It did impact me. Matches are totally different when it comes to bowling. I was trying everything to be in rhythm in the nets, but it can’t be 100% until you come to a match,” he said. “It wasn’t great in the last match but neither was it bad. It could improve, of course.”
To maintain his consistency when not playing, Bhuvneshwar spent a lot of time in the nets while deemed surplus to India’s requirements in the Test series.
“See, in the nets I was not planning to bowl in the one-dayers. I was preparing to bowl in any of the Test matches,” he said. “There wasn’t anything specific I could do. It was just normal bowling. Increasing the number of overs .. four to six to eight to ten … that was the key thing for me, to be niggle-free and be in bowling rhythm.” (ALSO READ: 2nd ODI: Australia target improvements, India need a win)
In England last summer, his bowling speed had dropped during the ODIs but at the SCG on the weekend it was back in the 135kph range.
“I was going through a niggle at that time, so you can’t bowl at 100% during that period. Since then I’ve trained a lot, especially during this past month of the Test series, so that’s the reason I am back to bowling 130-135. The main thing is that I am niggle-free right now,” said Bhuvneshwar. “It’s been a mixture of weight-training, running and bowling a lot in the nets. Its about getting back to bowling fitness. In a week, I have to train a few sessions in the gym and a few in the ground and then twice or thrice in the nets. It kept increasing each week as the one-day series neared.”
Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels the current pace attack is well-rounded. © AFP
With Jasprit Bumrah rested after bowling 157.1 overs across four Tests in Australia, India’s pace attack for the first ODI comprised Bhuvneshwar, the left-arm quick Khaleel Ahmed and Mohammed Shami. The trio conceded 167 runs in 28 overs – an economy rate of 5.96 – with Bhuvneshwar the only one to manage a wicket.
The fourth pace option in the current ODI squad is Mohammed Siraj, and Bhuvneshwar was confident in the core group’s ability.
“I think its a good combination. Bumrah is not here because he needed some rest, so Shami, me, Khaleel and Siraj are doing well in domestic [cricket] and the IPL or India matches. Everyone has their own skill sets and way of going into a match, so overall its a good combination,” he said.
After losing to Australia by 34 runs on Saturday, India need to win the second ODI to force a decider at the MCG on Friday. Acknowledging that India’s top order not clicking was “very rare” for the team, Bhuvneshwar said that the visitors were preparing to win the next two matches.
“We’ve been in this situation before in India, so we know its not impossible to win the series,” he said. “We’re preparing in a manner to win the next two matches. Its a kind of knock-out for us. We can’t afford to lose this match. We’re not thinking anything different from how we’ve been thinking for the last couple of years. We just want to win the match and everyone is positive for that.”
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ansible (745 posts)
French Senate Thwarts Macron, Mandates Notre Dame Be Rebuilt Just As It Was Before
The French Senate issued a pretty decisive backhand to French President Emmanuel Macron over the weekend, squashing the progressive leader’s proposal to rebuild the famous Notre Dame Cathedral in a newer, more modern light.
Rebuilding plans for the 800-year-old cathedral, large portions of which burned to the ground in a massive blaze back in April, were rumored to include a host of modern takes, including “a rooftop garden, an 'endless spire' of light and a swimming pool on top of the building,” according to The Local. Other new-age designs included a massive glass ceiling and a public park.
While a design plan hadn’t yet been selected, Macron had expressed public support for a more contemporary “inventive reconstruction” for the new structure, and had announced an international architectural competition soliciting designs for the massive building’s renovation.
The French Senate, however, strongly disagreed – so much so that they passed a restoration bill this week mandating that the historic cathedral must be restored to its “last known visual state.”
https://www.mrctv.org/blog/french-senate-thwarts-macron-mandates-notre-dame-be-rebuilt-just-it-was
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French Senate Thwarts Macron, Mandates Notre Dame Be Rebuilt Just As It Was Before (Original post)
ansible May 29 OP
A swimming pool?
Retrograde May 29 #1
SarasotaDem May 29 #2
the french planted some oak trees 200 years ago
Mosby May 29 #4
They should try their best, anyway
DFW May 29 #3
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Retrograde (6,129 posts)
1. A swimming pool?
It's a good Photoshop, though. Rooftop gardens are currently big, but I wonder what they'll look like after 30-40 years.
IMHO, they should rebuild it as much as possible as the one that burned - minus the spire, which always looked out of place to me. BTW, Notre Dame had several beehives on one of the lower roofs - all of them seem to have survived the fire.
SarasotaDem (150 posts)
2. Cant do it
Not enough timber that large anywhere
Was old growth timber .. Oak I think
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Mosby (10,103 posts)
4. the french planted some oak trees 200 years ago
Just for this reason.
Now the lead roof is something else, they would be crazy to use lead again, and given how it melted into the building, the whole structure has been contaminated. I wouldn't step foot in the place after the repairs.
DFW (33,910 posts)
3. They should try their best, anyway
Here in Germany, of course, many towns and monuments were bombed into rubble during the war, including mine. The Germans tried their best from old photos to reconstruct their towns and monuments as close to their historic old appearance as possible. The old towns of Köln and Düsseldorf got a lot of help, and even my small town north of Düsseldorf (its name is Ratingen) got the same treatment. When the Soviet puppet regime collapsed in the East in 1989, Western funds started flowing toward reconstruction of some monuments there as well. When "Bomber Harris" left Dresden's Frauenkirche in ruins in 1945, the so-called "socialists" of the DDR were perfectly happy to leave them that way (conveniently cheap, too). But as soon as they were kicked out, plans for the reconstruction started in the early 1990s and were completed a little over ten years later.
Every effort was made to return the building to its pre-war appearance. If history doesn't allow people to see the original work, it should at least allow people to get an idea of some timeless relics of their culture. I suppose Macron would approve of Old Sturbridge Village being turned into condos and cafés, too (he would probably let the café waiters and waitresses wear colonial garb to keep the tourists happy). We need to leave some things from the past for our children and grandchildren to wonder at, and photos just are NOT enough.
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Dream properties - Callingwood Hall, Tatenhill
Callingwood Hall
Just over the county border in Tatenhill, historic Callingwood Hall has undergone a spectacular transformation.
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Combining period elegance with contemporary innovations, Grade II listed Callingwood Hall is not just a beautiful family home; it is also an important piece of Midlands architecture with a fascinating history.
Set in two acres of picturesque countryside at the high point of Tatenhill near Burton-on-Trent, the Hall was once part of Lord Burton’s Rangemore Estate and its name provides an interesting insight into its past. Callingwood, or Chalengwode as it is recorded in old deeds, literally means ‘the challenged wood’. This likely refers to a local land dispute which took place in the Needwood Forest following the Norman Conquest, and various historical documents record the area’s links with royalty and nobility: Henry de Ferrers, a Norman soldier who is believed to have fought at the Battle of Hastings, and his descendants are thought to have owned the estate on which the current Hall stands.
Callingwood Hall was probably constructed in the early 18th century and the building was subsequentely extended and remodelled with Gothic and Georgian features in the 19th century, creating the unique façade we see today.
The Hall was purchased by new owners in 2005 and, with a desire to pay homage to its historic roots, they were led to Burton-based interior designer Marguerite Harrison, who was commissioned to undertake a sensitive refurbishment project that would breathe new life into the Hall.
Now offering a perfect blend of old and new, the property offers modern fittings such as an embedded Sonos sound system and 3D TV surround sound system, alongside period features such as Minton-tiled flooring, moulded ceiling cornices and oak, stone and marble fireplaces.
Tastefully updated living space includes three principle reception rooms – a dining room, sitting room and drawing room – a butler’s pantry, a guest cloakroom and an attractive bespoke kitchen.
‘It is often the case that the kitchen is the heart of the home and this is certainly true at Callingwood Hall,’ says Marguerite. ‘We designed and installed a handcrafted kitchen that was in keeping with the Hall’s character. While the owners felt it was important to have a traditional-looking kitchen, they wanted the benefits of modern equipment, so we installed a four-oven Aga, a Bosch steam oven, a coffee maker, three integrated fridge-freezers, an integrated microwave, a SinkErator and a filtration tap that can provide just under boiling water. It now has that classic, country-style appeal and is beautiful to look at.’
To the first floor is a master bedroom with a dressing room and impressive en suite bathroom, an attractive library, a second bathroom and three double bedrooms with far-reaching views.
‘We redesigned the main bathroom so it was in keeping with the rest of the house,’ says Marguerite. ‘It is now well-proportioned and beautifully-fitted with a Chadder and Co period-inspired suite. It is also discretely connected to the Sonos sound system with embedded speakers, offering a great mix of classic and contemporary elements.’
The grand entrance hallway, with its cantilevered stone staircase, is a particularly special part of the house and when refurbishing the property, Marguerite wanted to recreate how the room would have looked in the 18th century. ‘The challenge was to decorate it in a way that would enhance its beauty without losing its authenticity,’ says Marguerite. ‘The original wallpaper was handpainted and the modern equivalent would have cost over £500 per roll, so we instead used Fired Earth paint to create an authentic look which is simply stunning.’
Callingwood Hall is accessed via a sweeping driveway where a feature water fountain flanked by gardens provides a fitting entrance to this handsome and historic home.
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Windows 10 update (and retirement) calendar: Mark these dates - From ComputerWorld
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Sudan's army warns protest leaders of violence at rallies
By Hussein Malla and Samy Magdy
Published: June 29, 2019 8:35 am Updated: June 29, 2019 3:30 p.m.
Hussein Malla
Sudanese policemen stand guard, as supporters of Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, the deputy head of the military council, better known as Hemedti, attend a military-backed rally, in Mayo district, south of Khartoum, Sudan, Saturday, June 29, 2019. Sudan's ruling generals say they have accepted a joint proposal from the African Union and Ethiopia to work toward a transitional government. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)
KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan's ruling military council warned protest leaders Saturday that they would be held responsible for any destruction or damage by "vandals" and people "with an agenda" ahead of planned mass rallies demanding civilian rule more than two months after the military ousted autocratic President Omar al-Bashir.
The country's pro-democracy movement called for demonstrations across the country Sunday, despite efforts by the African Union and Ethiopia to bring the generals and the protest leaders back to the negotiating table. The AU and Ethiopia have mediated between the two sides and floated a joint proposal for a transition of power.
But protest leaders said they believe the military's comments were meant as a threat to allow them to quash Sunday's demonstrations. The Sudanese Professionals' Association, a leading protest organization, said security forces stormed its headquarters late Saturday and banned its planned news conference ahead of the rallies.
The protests are planned to mark the 30th anniversary of the Islamist-backed coup that brought Omar al-Bashir to power in 1989, toppling Sudan's last elected government. The protest groups said the demonstrations would not be canceled unless the military council hands power over to civilians.
The military council warned against "any destruction or damage" to people and state institutions because of "traffic disruption or road closure" during Sunday's rallies.
Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, deputy head of the military council, insisted the council does not oppose the planned demonstrations.
"We are not against peaceful rallies. But there are (vandals), people who have an agenda. We do not want troubles; we do not need strife," he told a gathering of army supporters in the capital of Khartoum.
Dagalo, better known as Hemedti, said security forces and troops would be deployed to provide "security for people, not for harassing them."
But Mohammed Yousef al-Mustafa, a spokesman for the SPA, said the military council's comments were a "pretext" to allow the military to quash the upcoming protests.
"For six months, our protests have been peaceful, and we did not commit any kind of terrorism, destruction or damage," he said.
A Forces for Declaration of Freedom and Change coalition leader said AU and Ethiopian envoys had urged the protest movement to call off the rallies after the military council said it was open to resuming talks based on their joint proposal for transferring power.
The FDFC refused but agreed to turn the marches away from the military headquarters and the presidential palace in Khartoum, said the leader, who demanded anonymity to discuss inside deliberations.
The AU envoy to Sudan, Mohamed El Hacen Lebatt, on Saturday urged both sides to avoid escalation while considering the joint proposal.
Lt. Gen. Shams Eddin Kabashi, a spokesman for the military council, said the generals were ready to resume "immediate, serious and honest" negotiations to end the political stalemate.
The AU and Ethiopia roadmap was built on previous deals between the protesters and the generals but left the shares in an interim parliament open for negotiations, according to a copy of the proposal obtained by The Associated Press.
Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, head of the military council, told army supporters in Khartoum's sister city of Omdurman that the council would hand over power to the Sudanese people, "who are the true owners of the revolution."
"Old parties are exploiting you. ... Sudanese are tired of words, no actions and false pledges," he said.
Burhan vowed that the military council, the FDFC and other political forces would strike a deal "as soon as possible."
Talks collapsed when Sudanese security forces cleared a protest camp in the capital, Khartoum, earlier this month. The deadly clampdown killed at least 128 people cross the county, according to protest organizers. Authorities say the toll is at 61, including three security forces.
Magdy reported from Cairo.
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10 days, 4 hate crimes: The parallel paths of 4 angry men who terrorized America
Ten days that shook a nation: In the run up to the midterm elections, four sensational hate crimes further jangled the nation's nerves.
10 days, 4 hate crimes: The parallel paths of 4 angry men who terrorized America Ten days that shook a nation: In the run up to the midterm elections, four sensational hate crimes further jangled the nation's nerves. Check out this story on desertsun.com: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2018/12/18/hate-crimes-sayoc-bowers-bush-beierle-bombs-race-shootings-pittsburgh/2298754002/
This story was reported by Rick Hampson, Chris Kenning, Gregory Korte, Kevin McCoy and Nicquel Terry Ellis and was written by Hampson, USA TODAY Network Published 5:22 a.m. PT Dec. 18, 2018 | Updated 9:04 a.m. PT Dec. 18, 2018
We look at how the demographics of hate crime perpetrators has changed in recent years. Jasper Colt and Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
In this file picture from 2017, Cesar Sayoc, far right in red hat, is seen as President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the AeroMod International hangar at Orlando Melbourne International Airport on February 18, 2017 in Melbourne, Fla. Mr(Photo: Joe Raedle, Getty Images)
In the span of 10 days before the midterm elections, Americans saw four terrifying new faces of hate crime.
These were men whose festering ideological grievances were exacerbated by a mental illness or personality disorder. They were engaged with fellow haters on social media, but isolated from society. Their economic prospects were dim. For each, there was a point in life where they turned toward violence, and an incident that seems to have given them the final push.
Their targets covered the waterfront of hate — Jews. African Americans. Women. Political opponents. And their cases crashed into the national consciousness in in a span of 240 hours.
It started Oct. 24. Gregory Bush, 51, having failed to get into a black church outside Louisville, went to a Kroger. There, telling a bystander that “whites don’t shoot whites,’’ he killed two black shoppers in cold blood.
Two days later, Cesar Sayoc, 56, was accused of mailing pipe bombs to a number of President Donald Trump’s political critics.
The next day, Robert Bowers, 46, invaded a Pittsburgh synagogue, shouted "All Jews must die!," and fatally shot 11 people.
Finally, on Nov. 2, Scott Beierle, a 40-year-old misogynist, shot two women to death in a Tallahassee yoga studio and then killed himself.
This type of hate criminal differs from one on which criminologists focused in the late 20th century: weekend haters — groups of young men who get their kicks and cement their bond by beating up a member of a minority group or defacing a synagogue or other symbol of perceived otherness.
Since 9/11 and the rise of the internet, they’ve been supplanted by a hateful new man. He is more ideological, more committed, and ultimately more violent.
But how did lives covering a cumulative total of 193 years crash together in the space of 10 days? And what were their paths to this disastrous crescendo?
What turned Sayoc, a chronic liar, small-time thief and one-time stripper — the personification of his sleazy Florida beachfront haunts — into an accused terrorist?
How did Bowers, once an amiable, unexceptional delivery man, become a reclusive, online anti-Semite and gun nut? How did a guy who’d jokingly tell his buds, “I’m going in!’’ when he headed to the bathroom become the zealot who used the same phrase, with no irony, before invading a synagogue on a day of worship?
Bush was a diagnosed schizophrenic with paranoid delusions. Does that explain why someone who married an African-American later became so antagonistic toward blacks?
Beierle was a creepy bully of a substitute teacher who burdened students with extra work while he watched pornography on a classroom computer. But how did that lead to murder?
Cesar Sayoc's van is seen covered in political stickers supporting Donald Trump and opposing the president's critics. (Photo: Submitted by Imon Karim)
On the route to hate
Hate crimes reported to the FBI rose 17% last year, the third consecutive annual increase. And experts agree that such offenses are under-reported. Most jurisdictions responding to the FBI — including, absurdly, the greater Miami and Las Vegas police — reported no hate crimes in the previous year. Even the death of a woman who was run over by a car driven by a participant in the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville last year was not reported as a hate crime.
If hate crime is increasing, so is our knowledge of hate criminals. Those who struck this fall shared some characteristics, and passed some of the same milestones on the path to violence.
A GRIEVANCE
Hate criminals collect grievances like some people collect autographs. “These are not happy people,’’ says Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State-San Bernardino.
Sayoc hated attacks by liberals, Democrats and the media on his hero, Donald Trump.
Bowers hated what he viewed as an international Jewish conspiracy to encourage illegal immigration into the U.S.
Bush hated black-against-white racism.
Beierle hated women who didn’t want men — including him.
A MENTAL ILLNESS OR PERSONALITY DISORDER
Hate criminals are not, as Levin says, happy people. Each appears to have been somewhere on a spectrum between personality disorder and psychosis.
It didn’t always look that way. Scott Meigs, who worked at strip clubs with Sayoc for two decades, says he thought Sayoc was quirky; he didn’t think he was delusional.
Sayoc harbored delusions of grandeur and seems to have suffered from the psychological disorder known as “grandiose narcissism.” He falsely claimed to have been the grandson of the man who “unseated the Communist Party of the Philippines;’’ to have played pro soccer in Italy; to have played Arena Football professionally; to be a Seminole Indian.
His behavior was always erratic. His college soccer coach says he once chased an opponent during a match off the pitch and into an adjacent creek. Years later, when Sayoc visited his old coach at another college, he brought along a co-ed band of strippers, two of whom made out at stops along the campus tour.
Sayoc’s family repeatedly insisted that he seek mental health treatment. He repeatedly refused.
Bowers’ parents divorced shortly after his first birthday; then he lived with his mother. When he was 6, his father was arrested for attempted rape. Six months later the father shot himself to death at a campground 100 miles north of Pittsburgh.
In 2004, police were called to Bowers’ own address on a report of a suicide attempt.
Bush, according to his son, was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder — schizophrenia with a mood disorder, such as bi-polar. But he disliked the side effects of his medications. "I'm lucky I made it this far,’’ he once wrote on Facebook, “with all the trouble I've caused myself when I get off my medicine.’’ He told his son the meds made it hard to sleep.
In 2000, after he and his wife separated, he was found in a bathtub with his wrists slit. Around the same time, he shot his cellphone because it wasn’t working.
Beierle struck almost everyone he ever met as odd, creepy or threatening. In grad school he walked with a exaggerated gait and often made inappropriate comments to women. A roommate recalls Beierle never had visitors himself, but sat around the living room in his briefs drinking beer when others did. He’d scream in his sleep.
His roommates knew he’d been in the military and thought he might suffer from PTSD. But Beierle once bragged about having repeatedly rebuffed suggestions that he get help.
A PERSONAL ISOLATION
Each was a man apart from others.
Sayoc, the most engaged and outgoing of the four, was estranged from his family. Even his grandmother, with whom he lived for a time, reportedly sold her home to get him out.
A bad relationship with his mother ended completely about four years ago when she refused to let him use her mailing address until he sought mental health care.
His former lawyer, Ronald Lowy, says he sensed in Sayoc an emptiness that was filled by Trump – a surrogate for the father who abandoned his family during Cesar’s early childhood.
He married a fellow stripper in 1998, but that lasted a matter of months. As for friends, an aunt told the Palm Beach Post she didn’t remember Cesar ever having any. He admitted as much in an otherwise blustery legal deposition in 2014: "I really don't, you know, socialize with too many other people.’’
Bowers was once “a happy dude,’’ a friend and co-worker at a bakery told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. But he seemed to lose his social network when he quit in 2002, only to find a hate-filled community online.
Bush’s marriage only lasted a few years. After that he lived with his parents, whom he was charged with assaulting in 2009 and locking inside their home. His only son, Greg Bush II, 20, says he and his father were not close.
Beierle had few steady relationships, none of them with women. In his YouTube video, Plight of the Adolescent Male, Beierle calls beautiful women the “epitome of arrogance.”
The home of Robert Bowers in Baldwin Borough, a suburb outside the City of Pittsburgh, Pa. (Photo: Neil Strebig, USA Today Network)
AN IMMERSION IN SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media is both a window onto the passion that motivates hate crime and an echo chamber that nurtures it.
Sayoc used social media to advertise his support for Trump and show himself at rallies and other events.
Bowers’ nascent infatuation with fringe ideas — while at the bakery, he puzzled friends with tirades against UN “Blue Helmets’’ (peacekeepers that the far right considers a threat to U.S. sovereignty) — blossomed online into xenophobia and anti-Semitism. He seems to have moved right thanks initially to talk radio, and then kept going online.
A new platform, Gab, had an anything-goes tolerance for extreme speech that gave Bowers a chance to network with like-minded people.
“They sit there and imbibe this content, and some of them go on to do horrible things,” says Keegan Hankes of the Southern Poverty Law Center, who has studied the use of social media by right-wing hate groups. Bowers, he adds, had “clearly been steeping in it for quite a long time.”
In 2017 the online right divided after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville ended in a woman’s violent death. One faction viewed the rally as a setback, because it alienated more moderate followers — the optics were bad.
Hardliners wanted to press on with direct action. So did Bowers. Which explains the meaning of his post shortly before he attacked the synagogue: “Screw your optics, I’m going in.’’
Bush’s online passion ran more to sports than politics — he was a big University of Kentucky fan. But in exchanges on Twitter, he displayed a casual, almost unconscious racism and resentment against black people.
Tommy Juanso, a Louisville attorney, said he communicated with Bush on Twitter beginning in 2011, usually to discuss basketball, video games and music.
After the Kroger shooting, Juanso wrote a letter to the Courier-Journal, saying he believed that Bush “saw black men as one homogeneous group and indicated that they were some of the most racist people he'd ever met.” Juanso speculated that Bush was caught in “a weird dynamic between feeling insecure and superior at the same time. He felt superior because of his race, but people weren’t seeing him that way.”
Juanso said Bush made fun of his biracial heritage, referring to him as "the Big O," in reference to Barack Obama.
Beierle, who struggled with face-to-face relationships, seems to have lived most fully online. In another of his YouTube treatises, The Rebirth of my Misogynism, he complained about women who gave out their phone numbers but didn’t say they already had boyfriends, or didn’t return his calls.
He self-identified with a term from an online subculture — “incel,’’ for “involuntary celibate.’’
AN ECONOMIC MALAISE
The accused hate criminals “didn't seem to be going places,” observes Christine Sarteschi, author of a reference work on U.S. mass murderers. “Their life didn’t turn out in the way that they planned it.’’
After dropping out of college, Sayoc worked as a stripper. An attempt to run a dry cleaning business was undermined in 2002 by his phoning a utility with a bomb threat, In 2004, he was driving to a pro wrestling school in the Midwest when he was busted with a trunk full of steroids; he never got to the school.
He lost a house to foreclosure in 2009 and declared personal bankruptcy three years later. In May, 2015, he was arrested for shoplifting a briefcase and a garment bag from a Walmart in West Palm Beach.
When he was arrested for the pipe bombs, he was working as a glorified strip club bouncer, living in a battered van festooned with bulls-eyed photos of Trump critics, and delivering pizzas part time.
Bush left his job as a UPS package handler in 2001, went on disability, and moved in with his parents.
Bowers, a high school dropout, also lived with relatives for a while before moving to a low-rent apartment complex. He’d been sued by bill collectors. After a post-bakery stint as a long haul trucker, he seems to have eked out a living as a self-employed computer and audio technician.
Beierle, despite two master’s degrees from Florida State University in public administration and planning, could not hold a job as a substitute teacher.
Florida native and chaplain Bob Ossler, right, hugs Julianne Statnick as she visits a tribute to shooting victims along Shady Avenue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning. “I grew up here,” Statnick said. “I was in Ireland when this happened so now I’m just here spreading love.” (Photo: Alton Strupp, Courier Journal via USA TODAY Network)
A TURNING POINT
There’s a point at which each of the four paths seems to have taken a decisive turn.
Sayoc's was when Trump ran for president.
Although he’d welcomed Trump’s declaration of candidacy in 2015, until April 2016, most of Sayoc’s social media posts were about things like cars, women, bodybuilding, sports and big houses. Then, abruptly, there was a new focus — ISIS, radical Islam and prominent Democrats and other Trump critics.
Jonathan Albright of the Columbia Journalism School’s Tow Center for Digital Journalism has analyzed Sayoc’s Facebook posts. He places the date of Sayoc’s radicalization as April 28, 2016: “His entire demeanor changed on that day.”
That change was marked by a Sayoc Facebook post that linked to a news story from a right-wing Israeli media organization. The report said the Egyptian government had closed 27,000 small Islamic places of worship in “a move intended to protect young people from the militancy and extremism.’’
In the ensuing days, Sayoc’s Facebook posts focused on ISIS, Qaeda and Egypt’s Islamic Brotherhood. An April 29 Facebook post featured an image of a man firing a flamethrower that Sayoc captioned: “It is beyond time to wipe out slime of Humanity Islam Muslims.”
Coincidentally or not, one day before the sudden change in Sayoc’s Facebook posts, Trump gave a major foreign policy speech. He said U.S. mistakes “helped to throw the region into chaos and gave ISIS the space it needs to grow and prosper.” He mentioned ISIS at least five more times, and mentioned Al Qaeda and radical Islam — a phrase he said his opponent, Hillary Clinton, “refuses to say.”
Bowers’ turn began not online but on the radio, to judge from reporting by the Post-Gazette.
In the ‘90s, he started listening to arch-conservative, Pittsburgh-based talk show host Jim Quinn – “that was his God!’’ Patrick Kelly, a co-worker who lived in an apartment over the bakery, across the hall from Bowers, told the Post-Gazette.
Bowers created a website to archive Quinn's broadcasts. After the shooting, Quinn said he didn’t recall Bowers. But being his show’s archivist "was kind of a big deal" to Bowers, according to Robert Walters, who also worked at the bakery.
Bush fixated for years on an incident at a Louisville fireworks show. He was with his wife, an African-American, whom he recalls being obscenely heckled by some other blacks because she was with a white man — him.
He returned to it obsessively, as in this post on April 9, 2014: “Black Dudes were pissed, called her a Whore. I'll never forget it.”
Beierle’s turning point may have come back in his hometown of Vestal, outside Binghamton in upstate New York.
In The Rebirth of my Misogynism, posted in 2014, he dated his hatred of women to his eighth-grade home economics class, and named several girls in the class. “The target of their collective treachery can be anyone," he said. "How do you respond when they … attempt to tear somebody down? Well, that's where it began. … Until I figured out how to address it."
By high school, according to the Tallahassee police, there already were complaints about Beierle stalking and groping girls. In the next decade, in another state, he’d twice be charged with groping women.
Gregory Bush is arraigned on two counts of murder and 10 counts of wanton endangerment. The 51-year-old is accused of killing two black shoppers inside a Kroger's grocery store. (Photo: Scott Utterback, The Courier-Journal via USA TODAY Network)
A CATALYST
After a decisive turn toward extremism, there’s often a specific event that leads a hater to act on his passion.
Sayoc appears to have been galvanized by the intensity of the election campaign and the concurrent attacks on his hero, Trump.
Imon Karim met Sayoc in September while trying to sell a security camera system to the strip joint where Sayoc worked. They stayed in touch. Sayoc was obsessed with the upcoming elections. Around the time the pipe bombs started turning up, Karim says, Sayoc told him – with typical grandiosity -- “’Something’s gotta get done, and I’m going to do something about it.’”
Bush’s catalyst may have been pharmacological.
One of his longtime neighbors, Barbara Waller, says that about a month before the shooting Bush’s mother confided that her son had expressed fears that he was being targeted, saying repeatedly, “Can’t you smell that? They’re trying to gas me.’’
Bush’s mother told Waller she was seeking a “’mental inquest.’ … She told me several times, ‘Greg’s not doing well. He’s pretty sick.’” The mother said her son had been prescribed a new medication. And Bush’s son says that the last time they spoke, Bush “seemed like he wasn't talking his meds or they weren't working.”
Bowers’ catalyst may have been the immigrant caravan moving from Central America toward the U.S. border that Trump made a major issue in the midterms. Online, on sites like Gab, a conspiracy theory flourished — billionaire philanthropist George Soros, who is Jewish, was secretly paying the migrants to caravan.
In an Oct. 10 post Bowers called the migrants “hostile invaders” and accused HIAS, a Jewish-American immigration agency, of aiding and abetting the caravan. On the weekend before his rampage, HIAS sponsored a refugee event at the synagogue Bowers later attacked. He linked to the event on Gab.
For Beierle, the last straw may have been getting fired — again.
He’d lost a substitute job in 2016 in Leon County, Florida, for looking at porn in class. Then, this May, he was dismissed from another sub job in another county for inappropriately touching someone who fit the profile of an old antagonist — a middle school girl.
A problem of perception
Despite some similarities, the four men’s paths suggest that there is, in fact, no one path to hate crime, and hence no way to know when passion will cross into violence.
What’s more, to study these men is to sense that, on some level, their hate was a proxy for something else – a trauma, a deficit, an illness.
Their hatred may have been fungible. While each had a primary object of hatred, he also despised other groups. Sayoc, the Hillary hater, mocked gays. Beierle, the misogynist, made a video attacking blacks. Bowers, the anti-Semite, also attacked Africans and Black Lives Matter activists on social media.
Julien Brown roomed with Beierle in Tallahassee for a year, starting in fall 2011. He told the USA TODAY Network — Florida that Beierle made inappropriate comments to women who visited their apartment.
“He was very weird and made everyone uncomfortable. It worried me at the time. … But there wasn’t enough evidence, and I would have been wasting the police’s time if I had made any kind of report,’’ Brown said. “I had nothing.”
And neither, as we squint to see the next new face of hate, do we.
This story is based on reporting by Rick Hampson, Gregory Korte, Kevin McCoy and Nicquel Terry Ellis of USA TODAY, Chris Kenning of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Jeff Burlew of the Tallahassee Democrat.
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By Coreen Bailor, (former) Associate Editor, CRM Magazine
On the Scene: SAPPHIRE '06: SAP Continues Its Enterprise SOA Push
Orlando may be a family entertainment mecca, but at SAP's SAPPHIRE '06 Orlando user conference, which hosted more than 15,000 attendees, enterprise services architecture (ESA) was the main attraction. ESA, according to SAP, is the combination of enterprise services and service oriented architecture (SOA). "The industrialization of software is upon us," said Bill McDermott, president and CEO of SAP Americas, in his keynote. "We're moving into a world of mass customization," he added, contending that the industry is moving toward component-based assembly, while industry-specific solutions are now being decomposed into smaller enterprise service repositories that all applications can draw on. The move toward an SOA makes the underlying platform and infrastructure a much more important and visible part of the solution for customers than in a traditional monolithic application environment, according to Dennis Gaughan, research director at AMR Research. "If SAP didn't refocus around ESA, which is the combination of their applications and the NetWeaver platform, they could risk being marginalized by the major infrastructure providers who provide the products that allow customers to build composite applications and orchestrate new business processes," he says. "ESA and related initiatives like Duet with Microsoft also present a big opportunity to grow revenue in their install base by providing more platform tooling like portals, BI, and integration, as well as ways to increase the number of users touching the SAP system, which drives licenses." McDermott also noted Duet, the Microsoft integration formerly known as Project Mendocino, along with SAP Analytics and SAP's CRM on-demand capabilities. Announced at the conference, CRM 2006s, a hybrid on-demand/on-premise CRM suite that allows for integration with SAP and non-SAP back-end systems, lets companies select the most appropriate deployment model for their needs, according to SAP. While the product will be available to initial customers this summer, the company expects to migrate its entire CRM offering to its hybrid model by 2007. About a week prior to SAPPHIRE, SAP announced enhancements to the SAP Sales on-demand solution (its first on-demand application unveiled in February), and introduced the SAP Marketing on-demand solution. SAP Sales on-demand solution now features account and opportunity management capabilities and new pipeline performance management functionality. SAP's marketing-focused on-demand offering centers on areas including campaign management and customer segmentation, and lead management. "We do not think that on-demand is a singular, pure play situation," said Shai Agassi, president of the product and technology group, during his keynote. "We think that you need to have the same processes, the same governance, the same data, the same experience on both on-demand and on-premise." Without question, SAP was late to the on-demand dance. Although target markets and capabilities vary, companies like Oracle's Siebel Systems, RightNow Technologies, Sage Software, and Salesforce.com have more experience in the space, and with the exception of Salesforce.com, they all have on-premise capabilities. However, "SAP is really only going after their core customer base right now, so they're not looking to sell CRM on-demand to a broader audience at this point," says Rob Bois, a research director at AMR Research. SAP also made a series of other announcements, including the global availability of mySAP ERP 2005, built on the NetWeaver platform, and the general availability of BI accelerator, an analytical engine codeveloped by SAP and Intel that's within SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence. The company also announced its plans to buy Frictionless Commerce, a supplier relationship management (SRM) specialist with on-demand capabilities, and the completion of its acquisition of compliance solutions provider Virsa Systems.
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Hotel Irvine: Las Vegas Style Meets O.C. Suburbia
BY Hannah Madans/Staff Writer
A cool, fun place to hang out' is what Irvine Co.'s resort division is aiming for
as it transitions its former Hyatt.
At Hotel Irvine, the subtle smells of vanilla, jasmine and lily greet guests as they enter a sleek lobby reminiscent of posh hotels typically found in big cities like Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
The new "lifestyle hotel" hosted its soft opening Dec. 1 after shedding the Hyatt brand and switching management a year ago to Irvine Co.'s Resort Properties division.
Less than 3 miles from John Wayne Airport and tucked among towering office complexes along Jamboree Road, the hotel embraces a hipster vibe not commonly associated with Irvine's commuter hub and immaculate, suburban neighborhoods.
"We were looking for Hotel Irvine to have a modern, sophisticated design that is relevant and even cool," said Ralph Grippo, president of Irvine Co.'s resort division. "Since we are not a cookie-cutter hotel brand, we have the ability to design something that is unusual for Irvine and Orange County. We hope that people take notice of how unique it is."
The resort division, which has owned the 15-story property since 1986, also owns the The Resort at Pelican Hill and Island Hotel Newport Beach.
The former Hyatt has been scrubbed of its generic, chain aesthetic and remodeled from top to bottom. Its lobby, restaurants, bar and all 536 rooms were redesigned, mostly by Irvine Co.'s in-house team.
"It's not just a renovation. We like to think of it as a brand new hotel," Grippo said.
A LIFESTYLE ON THE ROAD
The hotel industry has grown 4.4 percent from 2009 to 2014 and is expected to continue to grow, according to an IBISWorld report.
Tourism in Orange County has also continued to thrive, with more than 44 million visitors here in 2013, compared with roughly 40 million in 2000, according to the Anaheim/Orange County Visitor & Convention Bureau. Visitors spent more than $2.3 billion in 2013 on lodging.
To meet the demand, seven new hotels are being developed in the county, which will add 1,500 new guest rooms, the visitors bureau reported.
The push for more boutique-like accommodations is being driven by travelers who are seeking individual experiences, said Andy Brennan, an IBISWorld analyst.
"Over the last couple of decades, a rising number of travelers have grown tired of staying in cookie-cutter hotels geared toward a mass audience," Brennan said. "One of the major attractions for the guest is a unique, customized experience that cannot be found elsewhere; an ‘experience' that they can tell their friends about and share on social media."
Cities including Las Vegas and Los Angeles have long featured lifestyle hotels, such as the W Hollywood Hotel, which has an open design and amenities that both hotel guests and Hollywood residents frequent.
One way Hotel Irvine will cater to individuals is by using a texting service that allows guests to request things like towels without having to call the front desk. Bicycle rentals and pet-friendly rooms also are available.
"It appeals to a broad base of people. Local residents will want to come here too, to the marketplace, to get coffee, to the bar," Grippo said. "It's a local place that will come alive."
DESIGNED TO LURE
The hotel's remodel replaced the stock-in-trade Hyatt design with eye-popping color and sleek furniture, including sprawling, twisting orange couches, bright orange cushions and carpets that swirl in matching colors.
The restaurant, Eats Kitchen & Bar, has "twists on the classics," according to head chef Jason Montelibano. The menu includes $11 lamb gnocchi and $4 pork belly buns.
Brennan said hip bars and lounges are a growing trend in the hotel industry. Restaurants and bars provide 12.5 percent of revenue for some hotels, and many are now capitalizing on this, an IBISWorld report said.
The hotel has a ballroom and an outdoor area, both of which can host 1,000 people each.
The entire remodel was not completed in time for the soft opening but will be by January, said J.D. Shafer, the hotel's general manager, including a large pool and a backyard with a 6,000-square-foot pavilion. Once completed, the area will host events open to the public, including live music, movie nights, and food and wine festivals.
The hotel also built a 24-hour marketplace with a Starbucks stand and ready-made food such as sushi and salads. Guests can have anything from the marketplace delivered to their room.
Near the marketplace and other common areas is a large lounge with a nine-panel TV. The panels can be used to view multiple football games or can be combined to make presentations or watch a movie on the large screen.
More than 100 part-time employees were hired to work at the new food and beverage outlets in the hotel. New and former employees were retrained in operating a lifestyle hotel and giving guests a more personal experience. The hotel now has slightly under 350 employees and is still hiring.
The company would not disclose how much it spent on the remodel. Grippo said the resort division has seen double-digit growth in recent years.
"Hotels used to be a place you went to sleep. Now they're social centers, a cool, fun place to hang out," Grippo said.
Contact the writer: hmadans@ocregister.com or Twitter: @HannahMadans
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Fall for Kunqu
Queens , New York City | Arts & Culture
Fusing together poetry, music, and story in a mesmerizing live performance, Kunqu is a classic and elegant form of traditional Chinese theatre, included on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage. Carefully curated by Kunqu Society, the program showcases a colorful and entertaining selection of music, singing, and dramatic pieces from the Kunqu repertoire to celebrate the season of fall. Subtitles in English.
DATE: SAT, NOV 18, 1:30 PM
Tickets: $16/$10 FTH and Kunqu Society Members & Students
Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts dba Flushing Town Hall is a not for profit organization which receives major support from the National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Mayor Bill de Blasio; Queens Borough President Melinda Katz; New York State Assembly Members Ron Kim, Ed Braunstein and Nily Rozic; New York City Council, Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito, and Council Members Costa Constantinides, Daniel Dromm, Julissa Ferreras-Copeland, Peter Koo, Karen Koslowitz, and Paul A. Vallone; Howard Gilman Foundation; and the Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation.
Support is also provided by Astoria Bank, Bijoux Image, Cathay Bank, Celestial Love Foundation, Michael Cheng / Epos Development, FTH’s Chinese Cultural Committee, Chinese Radio Network, Dr. Hsing-Lih Chou / New York Institute of Culture and the Arts, Con Edison, Crossings TV, Culture Center of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York (Flushing), Fook Funeral Group, Barbara Garii / St. Joseph’s College, Simon Gerson, the Glow Foundation, Howard Graf & Kathy Donovan, Hakka Association of New York , Heather Harrison / Farrell Fritz, David M. Hunter, Raymond D. Jasen, JoAnn She & Co. Ltd., Siu Mui Lau, Nelson Lee / Flushing Bank, Susan Lee, James S. Liao, Steven Lii / New United NY Corp, Linden Arts Fund for Children, the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation, Materials for the Arts, William McClure / Queens College, New York Shandong Association, the NYC & Company Foundation, Queens College, Georgiana Reese-Benatti / New York Community Bank, RUDANCENY Ballroom Dance School / Asian American Dance Sport Corp, Mike Sperendi & Jan Schneider, Taipei Cultural Center of TECO in New York (Manhattan), Veronica Tsang, and Tony & Tai Wang/WAC Lighting.
Our work is also supported by gifts made in the memory of Irene Seligman.
Nov. 18, 2017 - Nov. 18, 2017
Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Blvd, Flushing, 11354, New York
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Knoxville firm seeks funds to rehab Imperial Garden Apartments
The company needs $20 million in bonds to renovate Imperial Garden Apartments in Smyrna.
Knoxville firm seeks funds to rehab Imperial Garden Apartments The company needs $20 million in bonds to renovate Imperial Garden Apartments in Smyrna. Check out this story on dnj.com: http://on.dnj.com/1K6gDOO
Michelle Willard, mwillard@dnj.com Published 4:10 p.m. CT Jan. 28, 2015
Knoxville-based Lawler Wood Housing Partners is seeking tax-exempt bonds through the the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program in imperial garden apartments in Smyrna, Tenn. August 20, 2009 (photo GEORGE WALKER IV / THE TENNESSEAN)(Photo: The Tennessean)
MURFREESBORO – A Knoxville-based real estate investment group wants to invest in the rehabilitation of a 30-year-old, low-income apartment complex in Smyrna.
W. Carr Hagan, senior vice president at Lawler Wood Housing Partners, explained the company needs $20 million in bonds from the Tennessee Housing Development Agency to rehabilitate Imperial Garden Apartments in Smyrna. The bonds are part of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program.
"We are dedicated to low-income housing … When it's all said and done, the residents' out of pocket expense will stay the same," Hagan said at the Industrial Development Board's Health and Education Committee meeting, held Wednesday morning at the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce.
Lawler Wood owns about 60 low-income properties in 11 states, including Colony Square in Smyrna. The company used THDA loans to rehab that property also.
In the case of Imperial Garden, the 300-unit Section 8 complex was built in 1985 and has not been significantly updated since then, Hagan said. Section 8 housing provides rental assistance to low-income residents through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Hagan said Lawler Wood will spend on average $35,000 per unit to remodel, replace appliances and bring some up to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The company also plans to rehabilitate common areas at the complex, located at 1 Imperial Blvd. in Smyrna.
The remodel should take about 18 months and no residents will be displaced during the project, Hagan said. Residents in any apartments that need heavy ADA renovations will be relocated within the complex.
To accomplish its plan, Lawler Wood asked the Health and Ed Committee for preliminary approval to apply for $20 million in tax-exempt THDA bonds as well as noncompetitive tax credits.
The credits were enacted by Congress in 1986 to provide private investors with the capital, and an incentive, to invest in affordable and low-income housing, according to HUD.
The bonds and credits will be used to fund the renovations at Imperial Garden, explained Michael Blade, director and Assistant Legal Counsel for Multifamily Development at THDA.
The provisions of the bonds and credits would require all the units to remain low-income and rent restricted, Blade said.
"If the applicants violates any provisions of the IRS code related to the bonds or credits within the first 15 years, the IRS could levy penalties, which could include a recapture of the credits," Blade said.
Hagan said Lawler Wood will apply for $11 million in noncompetitive tax credits.
The company would sell the tax credits, likely to a local bank, he said, for liquid assets that would be used to fund the remodeling.
Lawler Wood will sell the credits for less than face value like 50 cents on the dollar up to 99 cents on the dollar, IDB member and executive vice president for Rutherford County at Pinnacle Bank.
"The purchaser receives those tax credits as part of that purchase. Then that entity can use those credits to reduce their tax liability," Jones explained.
Because of the claw-back provision, the units will be rent protected for 15 years or Lawler Wood will have to pay back the credits, which they will have likely sold to another company.
Because the Lawler Wood will reduce its debt by selling the tax credits, the company increases its return on investment and can offer lower rents, according to HUD.
If the company's application is approved by THDA, Hagan and other representatives will come back before the Health and Ed Committee for final approval.
Contact Michelle Willard at 615-278-5164 or mwillard@dnj.com. Follow her on Twitter @MichWillard.
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Director Wolfgang Petersen
Runtime 1 h 42 min
Release Date 5 April 1984
Genres Drama, Family, Fantasy, Adventure
Actors Barret Oliver, Gerald McRaney, Noah Hathaway, Chris Eastman, Darryl Cooksey
Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell, Kiefer Sutherland
The Neverending Story + Stand By Me
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Overview While hiding from bullies in his school's attic, a young boy discovers the extraordinary land of Fantasia, through a magical book called The Neverending Story. The book tells the tale of Atreyu, a young warrior who, with the help of a luck dragon named Falkor, must save Fantasia from the destruction of The Nothing.
After the death of a friend, a writer recounts a boyhood journey to find the body of a missing boy.
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HomeManaging DiabetesMetformin Side Effects — Good, Bad, and Neutral
Metformin Side Effects — Good, Bad, and Neutral
Metformin’s job is to lower your blood glucose. But like all complex and imperfectly understood drugs, it has some side effects. Learn about several metformin side effects:
Stomach irritation, diarrhea
When starting metformin, around a third of people suffer some degree of stomach irritation, which usually resolves quickly. Only 3 percent to 10 percent of people in clinical trials experience symptoms severe enough that they stop taking the drug. Higher doses tend to cause more irritation, at least when comparing 500 milligrams (mg) to higher doses. Little difference is seen between doses of 1,000 mg and 2,500 mg.
Not fully established. The leading theory is that metformin slows the rate of bile salt reabsorption in the intestines, which in turn could disturb the activity of bacteria in the colon.
Start low and go slow. When starting metformin, most people do well with starting with 500 mg at night or with dinner, and staying at this dose for a full week. At that point, a second 500-mg pill can be added in the morning. After another week, a third pill can be added to the evening dose. After one more week, a fourth pill can be added to the morning dose, so that by the end of the month, the full daily dose of 2,000 mg is being taken.
People who experience chronic irritation on a full dose may still benefit from a partial dose of metformin, and people with chronic irritation who started on a full dose can sometimes eliminate this irritation by cutting back and slowly building back up to a full dose.
Alternate solution
Switch to the extended-release (XR) version of metformin, which is tolerated better by most people.
Cardiovascular protection
The UK Prospective Diabetes Study (UKPDS) revealed that taking metformin reduces the risk of heart attack by 39 percent compared with other blood-glucose-lowering drugs. For this reason, metformin is often continued even after it no longer adequately controls blood glucose by itself. Another drug or drugs are then “layered” on top of metformin to achieve blood glucose control.
Not entirely clear, but the leading theories are that metformin reduces oxidative stress, reduces hardening of the arteries, improves endothelial function (functioning of cells lining the blood vessels), or any combination of the above.
None needed, other than continuing to take metformin, even as other drugs are added to your diabetes control regimen.
Contract dye issues
For imaging studies that require contrast dye, it’s highly recommended that metformin be temporarily discontinued.
Metformin is cleared from the body by the kidneys, as are contrast dyes. When the two are combined, they carry a theoretical risk of kidney damage from overload. In addition, toxic levels of metformin can build up in the blood due to short-term reduced kidney function from the contrast dye, increasing the risk of lactic acidosis (an emergency situation in which the blood becomes acidic).
Stop taking metformin either before or at the time of the imaging study, and take no doses for at least 48 hours afterward, while the contrast dye is being cleared from the bloodstream.
Vitamin B12 deficiency is seen in about 5 percent of all people who take metformin, which is about double the rate seen in people who do not take the drug. However, the risk of B12 deficiency seems to increase the longer someone takes metformin, with as many as 30 percent of people who have taken the drug for at least 10–12 years showing some level of deficiency.
Studies to investigate how much B12 supplementation is needed are ongoing. For the time being, some doctors recommend an annual B12 shot, while others prefer monthly oral supplements.
Appearance of intact capsules in stool
This side effect only occurs when using the extended-release version. In this version, metformin diffuses through the capsule that contains the drug, and in many people the empty shell is not digested, passing apparently intact through the digestive tract. However, even though the pill appears intact, it’s just an empty husk; the medicine has been absorbed.
It’s unknown why the shell is digested in some people but not in others.
Ignore it.
Increased fertility in women
Fertility in women who take metformin can increase as much as fourfold.
Start or continue birth-control measures, or plan a visit to the maternity ward.
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Diamonds by Design At Diamonds by Design we custom design and create fine jewellery just for you from diamonds, opals, gems and pearls ethically sourced from conflict-free zones. For 28 years our bespoke jewellery, diamond engagement rings has delighted Sydney's discerning buyers.
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Australia has always provided a strong base for people in the creative industry and the country is fortunate enough to have more than its fair share of talented jewellery designers. Here are some who started with very little and used their skills to successfully build recognised brands.
Simone Walsh
Based in Adelaide and dedicated to sustainability, Simone Walsh specialises in contemporary sterling silver and gold jewellery with gemstones. A piece of statement jewellery initially sparked her interest and inspired her first piece. Since then jewellery has grown from a hobby to a thriving business that sells worldwide via its website and store.
Stand out pieces: Forget-me-nots on silk and her Christmas pudding coins.
Further information: http://simonewalsh.com/
Having worked for jewellers around Australia, in 1998 Bill Hicks set up a bespoke jewellery business of his own. His expert team specializes in wedding and engagement rings, as well as everyday rings, dress and cocktail rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets.
Stand out pieces: Aussie sapphire Art Deco engagement rings and diamond and freshwater pearl drop earrings.
Further information: http://billhicksjewellery.com.au/
Samantha Willis
Samantha Willis was just 21 when she launched her business, and her line of jewellery was an overnight success. It quickly gained a high profile and has featured in Sex and The City as well as in Vogue, Cleo, Cosmopolitan and Harper’s Bazaar. Her range includes rings, earrings, necklaces and bridal wear, and she recently launched her FINE collection, which combines crushed opal, white howlite and African jade.
Stand out pieces: black agate bohemian Bardot ring and orchid silk earrings.
Further information: http://www.samanthawills.com/crushed-opal
Danielle Maugeri
Based in Melbourne, Danielle Maugeri believes in jewellery that is both fashionable and affordable. She launched her business in the early 2000s, and the Dani M range is going from strength to strength with necklaces, rings, cuffs, earrings and bracelets. Her recently launched collection, The Longest Time, is in gold and silver, sometimes finished with howlite and resin.
Stand out pieces: diamond two-part earring set and the cross out mini pendant.
The above are just some of the Australian jewellery designers making their names in Australia and beyond. They each have their own unique style, which demonstrates the high demand for bespoke jewellery. For a unique item of jewellery of your own that you can treasure forever, contact Diamonds by Design today.
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Ebola outbreak puts DR Congo's neighbors on high alert
The WHO has not declared the current outbreak an international emergency. But neighboring countries considered at risk have upped their preventative measures after the virus spread to Uganda earlier this week.
The World Health Organization (WHO) stopped short of declaring the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo an international emergency following a meeting on Friday night. The decision came after the confirmation of the spread of the virus to Uganda, where three new cases were discovered earlier this week.
However, the panel of 13 independent medical experts on the WHO's Emergency Committee stressed that the outbreak remains an "extraordinary event" in the region and advised neighboring "at risk" countries to improve their preventative measures.
"This is not a global emergency, it is a severe emergency and it may affect neighboring countries," the panel's acting chair, Dr. Preban Aavitsland, told reporters at the agency's Geneva headquarters.
The current Ebola epidemic is the second-worst in history after the 2014-16 West African outbreak. The first cases of the current outbreak were reported in eastern DR Congo in August 2018, with the number of confirmed cases currently at 2,108, including 1,411 deaths.
The virus's spread to Uganda sparked fears that controlling the spread had become increasingly difficult despite the presence of health workers and a ring vaccination strategy. All three cases in Uganda were recorded in the same family who had crossed the border from DR Congo.
A worker at Goma International Airport in DR Congo takes the temperature of travelers as a means of early detection of the virus
Concerns over economic and political impact
A number of medical observers had earlier predicted that the WHO would declare an official emergency, as it typically leads to an increase in funding, resources and political attention. WHO says at least $54 million (€48 million) is needed to stop the outbreak. Prominent public health law professor Lawrence Gostin took to Twitter to express his concern over the WHO's decision.
However, Aavitsland said declaring a global health emergency could potentially lead to severe restrictions on travel and trade in the region, significantly harming the DR Congo's already-struggling economy in the process.
"It is the view of the Committee that there is really nothing to gain by declaring a PHEIC (Public Health Emergency of International Concern), but there is potentially a lot to lose," he said.
Mathias Kamp, the Uganda representative of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), believes the decision was also made following consideration of Uganda's overall preparedness to deal with the virus.
"From a medical perspective I think it reflects the trust of the WHO in the authorities in Uganda," he said. "I think there is a strong conviction that Uganda can handle it."
Uganda prepared for outbreak
Uganda has experienced five outbreaks of Ebola since 2000 and is widely regarded today as a leader in prevention and treatment measures due to its past successes in stopping the spread of the virus. Uganda's Minister of Health, Dr. Ruth Jane Aceng has asked the population to remain on alert and to observe a no-handshaking policy until the current outbreak is under control.
"From Friday we will begin the vaccination of frontline health workers, other workers and ring vaccination of their contacts," she said.
While conspiracy theories about Ebola remain rife in DR Congo, fueled by rebel attacks on health workers, Uganda's previous experience with the virus combined with a mass education campaign is likely to deter the spread of misinformation.
"The Ugandan authorities and their international partners have gone out of their way to really make sure that people are informed," Kamp told DW. "There have been massive campaigns, health workers have been going from door-to-door in neighboring areas including where they [discovered the most recent cases]."
Read more: Conflict, superstition and inadequate funds hinder Ebola fight in DR Congo
But despite optimism from authorities, some Ugandans feel uneasy following the news of the most recent cases and believe authorities need to do more to educate citizens about the virus.
"The government has not done enough to sensitize people about Ebola," Kampala resident Sharif Lubogo told DW. "I think the acknowledgement [of the virus] should have started in rural areas."
An experimental vaccine is being administered to those considered most at risk of contracting Ebola
Another Kampala resident, Isaish Mbuga, is worried that people will panic if they suspect they may be infected.
"You know when people have the symptoms they want to hide and then they mix with the greater population which spreads the disease to wider areas," he told DW.
Ugandan authorities have identified 98 individuals who may have been exposed to the virus, 10 of whom are considered "high risk." The group will be given an experimental vaccine over the weekend.
Medical workers at the frontline of Uganda's efforts to contain Ebola have complained of inadequate support, claiming that millions of dollars spent on preparation to tackle the virus have not been properly spent.
"People know that the Ugandan authorities aren't the most efficient and have issues of corruption and so on," says Kamp. "So people are now waiting to see if Uganda's preparedness is as good as most observers have been saying… If the response mechanisms appear not to be as effective as anticipated the mood could change dramatically."
Hand-washing is one preventative measure against the spread of Ebola encouraged by authorities in at-risk countries
Read more: 'Toxic mix of factors' driving DR Congo Ebola outbreak
South Sudan ready to act
The spread of the Ebola virus into Uganda has also prompted authorities in South Sudan to tighten their surveillance along its border with DR Congo.
Dr Richard Lako, South Sudan's Incident Manager at the Ministry for Health, said a new $12 million plan would be put in place to ensure the country could respond swiftly in case Ebola crosses the border.
"The confirmed cases in Uganda are a sobering reminder that the Ebola virus has no respect for borders," he told reporters during a press conference in Juba on Friday. "We have to take urgent steps to further protect the people and residents in South Sudan and make sure we respond quickly."
Rwanda and Burundi have also increased their preparedness measures in recent days, with both countries intensifying their border surveillance and encouraging the public to remain vigilant towards possible symptoms.
James Shimanyula contributed to this article.
The Ebola virus has reached Uganda
Three cases of Ebola have been confirmed in Uganda; a boy has died. Uganda is confident it can contain the virus using an Ebola vaccine, but experts fear that there could be more undetected cases. (12.06.2019)
Aid groups struggle to fight Ebola virus in Congo
The Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has become difficult to contain. Many locals distrust health authorities trying to combat the epidemic, which poses a significant challenge for their work. (04.04.2019)
Lessons learnt from Ebola
The World Health Organization (WHO) has finally declared all of West Africa Ebola free. The two-year-long outbreak left 11,300 people dead and many children orphaned. So, did we learn something from it? (14.01.2016)
Ebola cases in DR Congo top 2,000
The daily number of new Ebola cases has tripled in recent months, according to aid organizations. Local distrust and armed groups have hampered a response to the world's second-largest Ebola epidemic. (05.06.2019)
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Ebola virus spreads to babies in DRC outbreak
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Militiamen in the DRC's North Kivu province attacked another hospital in their most recent assault on organizations fighting Ebola. The city of Butembo in North Kivu province is at the center of the current epidemic. (20.04.2019)
WHO braces for six more months of Ebola in DRC
Over 200 people have died in the worst outbreak of Ebola on record in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the WHO said, warning that it could be six more months before efforts to contain the spread succeed. (13.11.2018)
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International aid organizations are warning that the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo could worsen in the face of instability, public distrust and a critical shortfall in funds to contain the deadly virus. (17.05.2019)
Attacks on MSF Ebola treatment centers in DRC fuel fears
MSF doctors suspended their work in the DRC after militia attacked two Ebola treatment centers. The incidents show how dangerous it is to try to stop the deadly virus at the epicenter of a political conflict. (02.03.2019)
'Toxic mix of factors' driving DR Congo Ebola outbreak
Community fear, attacks on health workers and armed groups are hampering a response to DRC's Ebola outbreak. A second wave of the outbreak has now developed in the eastern town of Beni near the border with Uganda. (14.10.2018)
DRC: Tense business climate amid political uncertainty
In the DRC, delayed elections have contributed to an economic slowdown and a tense business climate. DW's Sella Oneko was in Kinshasa to examine the effects of the political uncertainty on the business community. (18.10.2018)
World Health Organization: Ebola uptick in West Africa
Ebola diagnoses have increased for the first time week on week in 2015. The uptick in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone still hasn't left Doctors Without Borders with enough patients to test a new potential Ebola drug. (04.02.2015)
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Keywords Africa, Ebola, Ebola virus, World Health Organization (WHO), World Health Organization, DR Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Uganda, South Sudan, Rwanda, Burundi, Ebola outbreak
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DR Congo sees first case of Ebola in Goma, near Rwanda border 14.07.2019
The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported its first case of Ebola in the eastern city of Goma. The presence of the virus has raised concerns of an outbreak in the densely populated area along the Rwandan border.
Ebola in DR Congo's Goma potential 'game-changer' 15.07.2019
A first case of Ebola arriving in Goma, Congo's eastern border hub, amounts to a potential "game-changer," warns the World Health Organization. It's called an appraisal meeting in Geneva while urging calm in Goma.
The Ebola virus has reached Uganda 12.06.2019
Three cases of Ebola have been confirmed in Uganda; a boy has died. Uganda is confident it can contain the virus using an Ebola vaccine, but experts fear that there could be more undetected cases.
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Eagle River Pickleball Association
Al Geiger was instrumental in bringing pickleball to Eagle River.
Eagle River area resident Al Geiger brought pickleball to Eagle River from Arizona in 2009. At the time, the game was played on two courts behind Eagle River City Hall.
A few years later, lines were painted on the tennis courts at Riverview Park, creating two new pickleball courts. Another two were soon added and by the summer of 2013, the courts were attracting an average of 36 people three times a week throughout the summer. In 2016, we added two more courts, permanent nets and additional fencing.
Indoor play began during the fall and winter of 2012/2013 in the Northland Pines High School Field House.
The Eagle River Pickleball Association officially organized in 2014 and filed for 501(c)3 not-for-profit status. The group continues to raise money and make improvements to the Riverview Park playing area.
We have also helped to spread the game of pickleball to the nearby communities of Three Lakes, Phelps, Conover, Land O’Lakes, St. Germain and Sayner. As a result, pickleball has become one of the fastest growing sports in the Northwoods.
President: Barbara Helmick
Vice President: Gary Carlton
Secretary: Kathy Mitchell
Treasurer: Lauri Gerlach
Directors At Large
Nancy Harbath
Sandie Hunt
Joy Smogor
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BEVY OF ACTIVITIES SWELL ‘ELDORA EXPERIENCE’ THROUGHOUT KINGS ROYAL
July 8, 2014 EldoraPR Kings Royal, Press Releases, World of Outlaws
Involvement, Interaction and Unique Driver Meeting Twist Highlight July 11 & 12 Menu
The Kings Royal autograph session is always a popular Saturday activity.
ROSSBURG, OH (July 8) – While the anticipation of Eldora Speedway’s 31st annual Kings Royal weekend (July 11 & 12) continues to center around Saturday’s magic moment as King XXXI is declared and climbs atop the fabled throne, it is the overall ‘Eldora Experience’ that is attracting near record-breaking interest.
Involvement, interaction and a unique twist to the driver meeting are the magnets to that fascination.
It all began with last Friday’s opening of the massive campgrounds surrounding Eldora and the menu gets heftier as the week progresses.
In chronological order, Wednesday night will see a migration of Eldora fans heading north to the Brad Doty Classic at Limaland Motorsports Park in a bus brigade courtesy of the St. Henry Nite Club. The first bus will pull out at 5 p.m.
Thursday’s plate kicks off with an inimitable Racing for Relief charity kart race on the front stretch of Eldora. Each team consists of four drivers that swap out in lightning-quick pit stops during the races; providing for some interesting moments. The event is donation-based with no admission charge to the fans.
KINGS ROYAL LINKS: Buy Tickets | Order LIVE Video | Daily Schedule
Immediately following the kart race, the action swings up to the Fan Zone for the ‘World Famous Yuengling Thursday Night Party.’
Prior to Friday’s ‘Knight Before the Kings Royal’ doubleheader featuring the World of Outlaws (WoO) STP Sprint Car Series and the National Racing Association (NRA) Sprint Invaders, the 2014 Kings Royal Cornhole Tournament will take place in the Multi-Purpose Building at 1 p.m. A few hours later, the attention switches over the STP display in the Fan Zone for a Twitter Q & A with Tony Stewart Racing driver Donny Schatz.
Things really heat up Saturday. Probably the biggest off-track buzz surrounds the Tony Stewart Foundation 50/50 Raffle benefitting the West Ohio Food Bank. The winner’s share will begin at $8,672 due to last year’s winning ticket never being claimed. Joining that frenzy will be the annual National Sprint Car Hall of Fame charity auction in the Multi-Purpose Building at 2:30 p.m. and the huge driver autograph session in the same building at 4 p.m.
A Kings Royal first will take place at 5 p.m. The drivers will remain at their chairs in the Multi-Purpose Building and the mandatory Kings Royal driver meeting will take place with the race fans in attendance.
From that, it all switches back to Eldora’s legendary high banks, the chase for $50,000 and the pomp and circumstances that go with the crowning of King XXXI.
Remaining race tickets and campsites for the Kings Royal weekend (July 11 & 12) or any other exciting Eldora event, are available by going online to www.EldoraSpeedway.com. Additionally, tickets and campsites may be purchased through the Eldora offices during normal business hours by calling (937) 338-3815 or on race day.
Race fans and race teams can get behind-the-scenes access by following @EldoraSpeedway on Twitter, hitting ‘Like’ at Facebook.com/EldoraSpeedway and view video highlights at YouTube.com/EldoraSpeedwayInc. Mobile device users can access the Eldora Speedway app for the iPhone, iPad and Android which are available for download via iTunes and Google Play.
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Psychological testing in the hiring process – fact or fiction?
Since the conception of psychology, psychological tests have been experimented with by businesses and organisations to try and build a more detailed profile of candidates.
Some countries place a heavy emphasis on the results of such tests, whereas in other nations, certain types of psychological tests are deemed illegal under employment law. So what type of tests have employers used, and what can they tell us about a candidate’s appropriateness for the job? Here, we take a look at some examples of popular psychological employment tests used around the world.
Graphology is the ‘science’ of being able to determine certain character traits of an individual by their handwriting. France is one of the few countries worldwide still using graphology in the employment process, where it is roughly estimated that 50% of companies still use hand-writing analysis.
Graphologists use methods developed from Jungian psychology (and a sprinkle of Freud!) to analyse a person’s handwriting to reveal aspects of personality. Some of the questions graphologists may pose include: Are letters spaced out or close together? Are characters elongated or squashed? How is space used on the page? These are just some of the many parameters used to draw personality conclusions.
Sceptics argue that the content of writing, rather than its style of presentation, is a better indicator for building an employee profile, and that there is a lack of evidence and proof that handwriting reveals any personality traits at all. However, as some professional graphologists argue, if their methods were not working, it would be apparent by now, and their services rendered useless. It seems that for now, the jury is still out on graphology.
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This test aims to build a personal profile based on one’s drawing habits. The task – to draw a picture of a person standing in the rain. Easy, right? Rather than testing one’s artistic prowess, this test looks at aspects of size, composition, pen pressure, and time taken to determine what kind of traits you have. To many of us, this might sound like a crazy solution for rooting out the best candidates, but it is common practice in Argentina, where psychological testing is held in high regard. In fact, a recent survey revealed that Argentinian employers use psychological tests in 24.6% of all interviews.
Let’s take a look at the psychological breakdown. Drawing your figure on the right-hand side of the paper might indicate, for example, your desire to grow professionally, and your self-confidence. Placing the figure on the left-hand side, alternatively, may show pessimism. Did the candidate draw an umbrella? If they drew a large one, it may indicate they’re a defensive person. No umbrella? Maybe you find it difficult to cope with tough life situations. You get the gist.
Again, this may sound like a highly speculative method to many of us. But does the fact that it is commonly used in the employment process in Latin America mean that it’s working? Again, much like graphology, there is little concrete evidence that, for example, a candidate who draws the ground in the picture is really a ‘grounded’ person. However, its sustained popularity in the region means someone, somewhere, is happy with the results!
Rorschach test
The Rorschach test, or ‘inkblot test’, is one of the most famous psychological tests conceived. Using 10 ambiguous shapes created out of coloured inkblots, it asks the participants what they see in the shadowy smudges on the paper. Popular in the 1960s, it is rarely used in the recruitment process today. However, it still has a major following in countries such as Japan – The Japanese Rorschach Society is by far the largest in the world.
Hermann Rorschach initially developed the test as a tool for the diagnosis of thought disorders and schizophrenia in 1921. It was not until 1939 that the test was used as a projective test of personality however, which the inventor had always been sceptical about using it for (although this has not stopped myriad organisations using it since). So what can we tell about a candidate from their reading of the Rorschach?
In true psychoanalytical fashion, your response to the inkblots is supposed to determine what’s going on in your subconscious. For example, hesitating and spending too long figuring out what's going on in a picture could mean you are tentative, neurotic, and/or lack awareness in social situations. In another picture, seeing two people pressing hands together may mean you’re adverse to violent thoughts.
As mentioned before, the Rorschach test is rarely used in the employment process today, but many still hold on to the psychological insights it can give us about those participating. Psychoanalytical ideas can still be found in employment tests across the world, as recruiters try to draw the most accurate profile of candidates.
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The MA in Creative Writing and New Media aims to: -Provide a prestigious addition to career portfolios in the creative and cultural industries, including writing for publication both in print and online, web content development, the entertainment and games industries, and careers in teaching, new media and arts development. -Create an effective grounding in postgraduate study leading to doctoral research -Open up new opportunities for existing creative practitioners -Provide a thorough introduction to the applications of creative writing in the contemporary technological arena -Develop and enhance personal creativity and innovation. By the end of their programme of study, students with an MA in Creative Writing and New Media will : -Show a critical awareness of the interdisciplinary relationship between creative writing and new media -Critically evaluate the role of the writer in the contemporary digital and print publishing environment -Synthesise and debate core practice-based approaches to the development of writing in a transliterate context -Apply creative practice research methods to critique, analyse and evaluate writing -Gather, analyse and interpret information from a wide range of sources to inform creative and critical practice -Demonstrate an ability to produce original, fluent, high-quality writing -Demonstrate and apply an understanding of modes of editorial and workshop skills in an online environment
Applicants should normally possess a 2.1 honours degree. We welcome applications from a wide range of subject areas and all non-standard applications will be carefully considered. We take an interdisciplinary approach and welcome applications from writers with non-humanities backgrounds.
Online MA Creative Writing and New Media
The course is designed for writers interested in exploring the potential of new technologies in their writing. It has a unique commitment to the connections between writing and new media and offers an excellent online learning experience combined with intensive study during the autumn Campus Week. Students receive one-to-one tutorial support, participate in lively workshops, and have the opportunity to create collaborative and interactive projects. The programme also provides encounters with a wide range of professional writers, innovators and mentors. The course has creative applications in the workplace and community as well as in writing, teaching and publishing, all culminating in an atmosphere which is challenging, interdisciplinary, and international.
The MA in Creative Writing and New Media is broad in range and flexible in structure. Students will, in consultation with the programme leader, choose a Practice-based Dissertation topic which speaks to their own interests and allows them to pursue a particular genre, form, platform, or critical issue in greater depth. It will also encourage reflection on writing and new media in the twenty-first century and make sure students are aware of major developments in this and cognate areas. Full research training at the appropriate level is provided in the form of the compulsory Methods module. One major feature of the MA is that staff offer modules within their research specialisms, giving students the opportunity to be at the cutting edge of new discoveries and developments within fields of, for example, transliteracy, digital fiction, and creative nonfiction.
The following aims and learning outcomes signal our commitment to deliver a high quality educational experience to our MA students.
All students take the following compulsory modules: Methods, Laboratory, Practice-based Dissertation, and choose two from the following optional modules: Creative Nonfiction, Writing for the Creative Industries, E-Poetry (new for 2008, subject to validation); and Fiction.
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Approximately 95% of this course takes place online. There is a five-day campus-based workshop in Leicester during the autumn when attendance is compulsory. Teaching is principally based in a 'Blackboard' managed learning environment via discussion boards, online lectures, and live workshops in the chat room. Students will also be introduced to other media including blogs (online journals), MOOs (text-based virtual environments), and wikis (collaborative software). The course will include tutor-student mentoring as well as peer-to-peer critiquing, and the Campus Workshop provides an opportunity for students and tutors to come together to further develop their learning in an offline environment. Excellent support is available for students new to online learning.
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When budgeting, remember to add on the cost of traveling to Leicester and B&B accommodation for the compulsory Campus Week. Please note that lunch, dinner and snacks are included in the overall course fee but, for your own flexibility, the course fee does not include the cost of B&B accommodation during Campus Week. We will recommend a range of accommodation at special university rates and help you secure a booking appropriate to your needs.
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UNIVERSAL AUDIO Solo/610
In the November 2006 issue (available online at www.emusician.com), I reviewed Universal Audio's Solo/110. This time around I got a crack at its tube
Eli Crews
Universal Audio''s Solo/610 allows you to get a piece of the 610 legacy at a much lower price point.
In the November 2006 issue (available online at www.emusician.com), I reviewed Universal Audio's Solo/110. This time around I got a crack at its tube cousin, the Solo/610 ($799). Unlike its solid-state counterpart, this portable microphone preamp and DI box is based on a vintage design by the father of the company's present owners, the legendary Bill Putnam. The 610 console was one of the first recording consoles ever made and was renowned for its supreme sonic quality. For the past few years, Universal Audio has been selling oodles of the various reissue packages of the 610, and the Solo/610 comes in as the most affordable device yet in this exquisite heritage.
The similarities between the Solo/610 and the Solo/110 are many; for starters, the housing is equally portable. The 610 also has a DI input with a Thru jack, a ground-lift switch, and a switch for determining whether the XLR output jack is at mic or line level, making it easy to use as a direct interface. On the front face, the two oversize knobs for gain and level retain the ridged, retro look of the original 610 console. Small flip switches are used to activate phantom power, polarity reversal, and a 100 Hz highpass filter. There are also switches for mic or DI input and low- or high-input impedance (500 or 2 kΩ for mic, 47 kΩ or 2.2 MΩ for DI). Functionally, the only features lacking when compared with the rackmounted 610 variations are high- and low-shelving EQ (having been replaced by a low-cut filter), a line input, and a stepped (as opposed to variable) gain control.
My initial comparison tests were made using the DI input. I often track guitars direct, both for reamping later as well as for blending some of the direct sound with the amp sound to achieve more high end than you can really get out of a guitar amp alone. Plugging my Fender Mustang into the Solo/610 immediately made me smile. Not that it was a totally usable tone on its own, as direct guitar rarely is, but it was pretty close. Checking it against the 610 half of my Universal Audio 6176, the Solo/610 had a very similar sound. I favored the 6176, which had a little smoother low midrange, but only slightly. Compared with the Solo/110, I preferred the depth of the Solo/610 a bit, and there was a slight sense of compression that made the guitar sit better when strummed or picked hard.
I was equally pleased running electric bass into the DI input. In this application the Solo/610 was almost identical to the 6176. Compared with the Solo/110, however, the Solo/610 had significantly better low end. There was also a larger difference between the low- and high-impedance settings, the low setting giving a fat, round sound and the high setting imparting more of a modern, bright tone. Both were quite usable, depending on preference. One interesting note is that I could never get the Solo/610's tricolored signal-level LED to go into the orange by plugging any of my basses or guitars directly in. Granted, I have older instruments with passive pickups, and a simple boost box let me access the nice harmonic distortion available when the gain of the Solo/610 is pushed. The Solo/110, on the other hand, saturates quite a bit easier, which makes sense given it specs out 20 dB hotter for instrument input gain.
As for the mic preamp, I have run quite a few instrument and mic combinations through the Solo/610 over the past few months, and it has handled them all beautifully. From French horn to rock vocals, from U 87s to SM57s, it has yet to disappoint. The open, airy, clear-yet-warm sonic signature of the 610 preamp is definitely apparent here. If I had to name a favorite use for this box, I would say it's as a preamp for electric guitar. Whether I put up a Royer R-121, Sennheiser 421, or any other commonly used guitar mic, I was always very happy with the way the Solo/610 made the guitar sound: full, thick, and present.
All in all, I was very impressed with the performance of the Solo/610. I expected it to be a watered-down version of the 610 preamps I have come to love, but apart from the lack of EQ, I felt that it really held its own next to its more expensive counterparts. Not to say it's the cheapest preamp/DI you can get, but for the quality in this box, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better value.
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Transforming media coverage of nutrition in Kenya
By Titus Mung’ou
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At the time of writing, Titus Mung’ou was the Advocacy and Communications Manager at Action Against Hunger (ACF) and the outgoing Chair of Kenya’s Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance (SUN CSA). He holds a degree in Education (Arts), Postgraduate Diploma in Mass Communication, Masters in Communication Studies, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Communications Studies at the University of Nairobi.
Location: Kenya
What we know: Kenya joined the SUN Movement in November 2012. While Kenya is on course to meet all the World Health Assembly maternal and child nutrition targets, malnutrition remains a significant public health problem.
What this article adds: In Kenya, the SUN Civil Society Alliance (SUN CSA) has engaged in targeted and innovative advocacy to elevate the status of nutrition in government structures, mainstream nutrition as a multi-sector development agenda, and increase nutrition resources (budgets and nutritionists). SUN CSA activities have included development of county-integrated development plans and budgets, nutrition position papers, and establishment of a network of nutrition-interest journalists. Workshops have sensitised political leaders, civil servants, nutrition stakeholders and journalists on their role in SUN. Advocacy impact has included development of specific budgets lines for nutrition programmes in county plans, more county nutritionists employed, more quality media coverage on nutrition issues, including the Global Nutrition Report 2015 launch, and commitment of high-level nutrition champions.
Kenya joined the global movement for Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) in November 2012, thereby committing to addressing malnutrition at scale in a multi-sector approach. To date, Kenya has established six SUN networks, namely Government, United Nations, Donor, Business, Civil Society and Academia. These are harnessing various efforts to meet SUN Movement objectives. The Global Nutrition Report 2015 recognised Kenya as the only country on course to meet the 2025 World Health Assembly (WHA) targets. It notes: “Nearly every country (70 of the 74 for which data exist) is on course to meet at least one of the five global targets. This breadth of performance is good news. However, only one country (Kenya) is on course to meet all five WHA maternal and child nutrition targets, and only four (Colombia, Ghana, Vanuatu, and Vietnam) are on course to meet four targets.” (Global Nutrition Report 2015).
Country situation
Kenya faces the double burden of malnutrition: undernutrition (i.e. stunting, wasting and micronutrient deficiencies) and overnutrition (i.e. overweight and obesity). Although prevalence of undernutrition (and often associated infectious diseases) remains high, there is a considerable concurrent rise in overweight and obesity rates (and associated non-communicable chronic diseases (NCDs)). While some progress has been made over the last years in reducing stunting, the vast majority of regions are still not on course. Currently 26% of children under five years of age are stunted and 11% are underweight, while 4% are wasted. Stunting rates are similar for boys and girls; however there are regional disparities, with the highest level of stunting being in West Pokot, Kitui and Kilifi. Stunting remains more prevalent in the poorest households, although it still exists in the richest.
The estimated number of children under five who are overweight is growing rapidly; the current obesity prevalence is 4.6%. One third (33%) of women of reproductive age are overweight. According to the Kenya Demographic Health Survey 2014 (KDHS 2014), overweight increases with household wealth. Being overweight and obese are considerable risk factors for NCDs such as hypertension, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Micronutrient deficiencies (including vitamin A, iron, iodine, zinc and folic acid) are common among women and children, and ensuring adequate micronutrient status in women of reproductive age, pregnant women and children improves the health of expectant mothers and the growth, development and survival of their children.
Mobilising civil societies
The SUN Civil Society Alliance (SUN CSA) has three main issues in focus: advocacy to elevate the status of nutrition in government structures, mainstreaming nutrition as a multi-sector development agenda, and increased nutrition resources (budgets and nutritionists). Two years after its establishment, the SUN CSA has mobilised 44 organisations at national level and 30 others at county level to join the network and advocate for scaling up nutrition. Most CSA members are non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society organisations (CSOs), working in humanitarian, human rights, education, health, consumer and women’s empowerment sectors.
Over the last year, members of SUN CSA have been involved in the development and review of county-integrated development plans and budgets, with a specific focus on health and nutrition components. Kenya’s 2010 Constitution established 47 counties, which are responsible for policy decisions and allocation of resources to institutions in their jurisdiction. Following continual advocacy by SUN CSA and partners, at least five counties have created specific budget lines for nutrition programmes and employed more nutritionists in the 2015/16 financial year. The counties are Baringo, Taita Taveta, Kajiado, West Pokot, Wajir and Mandera.
The CSA has developed and presented six position papers on various nutrition issues. These include the Draft Kenya Health Policy 2014-2030 and Health Bill 2014; identified and sensitised over six county nutrition champions. The network is supporting the SUN Government Focal Point and nutrition sector actors to disseminate the National Nutrition Action Plan, develop County Nutrition Action Plans and a national Nutrition Advocacy, Communications and Social Mobilisation Strategy. These activities are vital in promoting the country’s nutrition agenda.
With support from the SUN Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF), Population Reference Bureau (PRB), ACTION Global Health Advocacy Partnerships and individual members, SUN CSA has conducted 11 nutrition advocacy trainings and workshops in nine counties. The workshops have served as platforms to sensitise political leaders, civil servants, nutrition stakeholders and journalists on their role in SUN.
Nutrition visibility in the media
The goal of SUN CSA is to place nutrition on both the media and political agendas in order to increase funds for nutrition and to mobilise communities to embrace good nutrition practices. In Kenya, the role of the media in influencing policy decisions on health and nutrition is very important. Through the media, the public is sensitised on good nutrition, malnutrition cases, benefits of eating locally produced nutritious foods, exclusive breastfeeding and baby-friendly facilities, among other issues. Members of Kenya’s SUN CSA support the Ministry of Health to ensure media coverage of nutrition events (almost 100 per cent media coverage), with some participating in media talk shows and discussions on topical issues.
Although the impact of the media on nutrition policies and achievement of WHA targets has not been studied, the catalytic role of the media in six counties targeted by SUN CSA resulted in more allocation of resources to nutrition. Sustained media advocacy and press articles on the need for more funds for nutrition was undertaken during the budgeting process, thereby influencing key decision-makers to act. Due to limited funds for media advocacy, sensitisation of journalists in the remaining 41 counties of the country remains a tall order, but is necessary to build capacity to push on key nutrition issues. Using local media benefits and influences both the public and the decision-makers who rely on the stations for their daily news.
Building capacity of journalists
Informed by recommendations from previous media workshops, SUN CSA organised national and county-level media trainings targeting journalists specialising in health and nutrition reporting. The aims were to sensitise journalists on nutrition programmes in Kenya and their role in SUN, to build journalists’ capacity to report nutrition stories, and to strengthen the relationship between media practitioners and nutrition experts.
A national media workshop conducted by SUN CSA in February 2015 brought together nine journalists and three Community Health Workers (CHWs) from Nairobi and Embu counties. The journalists were drawn from the Nation Media Group, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Standard Group, Science Africa and freelancers. Topics covered included introduction to the SUN Movement; Kenya’s nutrition landscape and nutrition policy framework; and nutrition as a media agenda. The facilitators were drawn from the SUN CSA and Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA). Subsequently, with evidence and recommendations from media workshops conducted at the national and county levels, SUN CSA trained more than 25 journalists based in rural areas on nutrition reporting in May 2015. While a science reporters’ network in Kenya exists, most journalists in the network do not have the skills to cover nutrition activities. Thus the key outcome of the SUN CSA county nutrition advocacy workshop in May 2015 was the establishment of a network of journalists interested in reporting nutrition stories. Members began a social media group (WhatsApp group: Nutrition Journalists) to share nutrition stories, alert each other on upcoming events and seek comments from experts on technical issues. At least three members of SUN CSA guide discussions on the social media platform.
Key recommendations from the media workshops conducted by SUN CSA include:
Mobilise funds for research and fieldwork logistics to enable journalists to write quality stories. As a follow-up, CSA supported 15 journalists to cover nutrition stories in June 2015 in Baringo, Kajiado, Machakos and West Pokot counties. As a result, there was extensive reporting of nutrition stories in digital and print media. Major TV stations like Citizen, Nation and Kenya Television News (KTN) aired human-interest stories on nutrition, reported by the trained journalists. Most of the journalists submitted more than six stories within the month to their media stations. Besides improved quality of nutrition stories in the media during the period, the number of nutrition articles reported in the media increased from June 2015, according to Media Monitoring Report. To date, the journalists continue to report nutrition stories and often promote specific nutrition agendas when interviewing decision-makers in counties (see Box 1 for selection of articles generated).
Establish nutrition database accessible to journalists. The Nutrition and Dietetics Unit and partners working on the Advocacy, Communication and Social Mobilisation strategy are providing technical support to and documentation of best practices (see Nutrition Health).
Build the capacity of journalists to cover nutrition case studies and surveys.
Establish social media accounts to enhance sharing of nutrition news. The Nutrition and Dietetics Unit social media accounts have been revamped and provide timely information on nutrition.
Initiate a competition for journalists reporting nutrition stories.
Sensitise media editors on nutrition issues in order to increase nutrition coverage (see Box 2).
Box 1: Links to media articles produced by journalists trained by SUN CSA
KTN TV – Malnutrition in West Pokot County (click minute 25 to watch)
K24 TV – Malnutrition in West Pokot County (link yet to be uploaded).
KTN TV – Malnutrition in Kajiado County
The Star Newspaper – Malnutrition in West Pokot County
Nutrition visibly in the media
A media visibility study conducted by media monitoring firm Reelforge covering the period May 2014-May 2015, commissioned by SUN CSA in June 2015, found that: “Media coverage on nutrition related issues was highest on radio in terms of frequency during the period. This was attributed to the high number of outlets/channels. Television had the highest share of advertising for nutrition products and services value equivalents [value of non-advertisements on nutrition, e.g. news and feature stories, whose value is calculated using advertisement rates] despite a lower number of (nutrition) stories compared to other media types.”
Recommendations from the media visibility report included:
Nutrition actors should push for more coverage by regional and rural radio stations in particular to help address the malnutrition situation in the country, especially in areas most affected by malnutrition such as West Pokot and Turkana counties. This aims to encourage demand for health facility services and support adoption of optimal feeding practices. Current media coverage is skewed to urban areas.
Increase efforts to profile nutrition stories in major media channels, such as television and print (newspapers) targeting key decision-makers in the country. Media sensitisation of leaders is expected to influence their decisions on development plans and budgets relevant to nutrition.
Research findings on nutrition issues attract high media interest and coverage. Nutrition actors should support or partner with research firms to conduct nutrition surveys and inform the public regarding malnutrition trends in the country. Such data will act as evidence for planning and budgeting purposes.
Most advertisements cited by the media as nutrition items were largely promotion of ‘nutrition’ products by herbalists; sensitisation on what constitutes good nutrition is needed.
Box 2: Sensitising media editors on nutrition
SUN CSA held a media editors’ sensitisation workshop in Nairobi on 19 June 2015. More than 30 editors and senior journalists attended the workshop. Kenya’s SUN Government Focal Point and Head of Nutrition, Gladys Mugambi, and West Pokot County Senator John Lonyangapuo were among the leaders and policy-makers who addressed the media editors’ meeting.
The media workshop followed the release of KDHS 2014, which revealed that 26% of children under five years old were stunted, while wasting was at 4% and underweight at 11%. While acknowledging the challenges facing the nutrition sector, Ms Mugambi was upbeat: “Kenya deserves a pat on the back for meeting the Millennium Development Goals target for underweight children, which stands at 11%.” She called on various stakeholders and the media to join hands with the government in promoting nutrition awareness: “The media has a big role to play in nutrition campaigns. We all know that media advertisements influence the choice of foods in the household.”
Launch of Global Nutrition Report 2015
SUN CSA engaged Africa Practice on behalf of SUN networks to support media coverage of the launch of the Global Nutrition Report 2015 in Kenya. Africa Practice drafted the press release, op-ed for newspapers and media tool kit, among other items. The event brought together various stakeholders in Kenya, including politicians and representatives from SUN CSAs in East Africa from Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Burundi. Invitations were coordinated by SUN CSA. SUN CSA members documented and disseminated a report on the launch. Five nutrition-trained journalists from counties supported by SUN CSA were invited to join Nairobi-based journalists to report the launch. Thereafter, various media interviews and talk shows featured nutritionists who disseminated GNR 2015, with wide media coverage including:
23 journalists from print, radio, television and bloggers covered the event;
GNR featured in 22 articles in print, online, radio and television, which translates to a PR value of Ksh.14,960,655 (USD149,607);
Over 1,000 tweets were generated using the primary hashtag #NutritionReport, while others used the hashtag #GlobalNutritionReport.
Links to some media articles are shown in Box 3.
Box 3: Media articles covering the GNR launch in Kenya
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Article in The Star newspaper highlighting the issue of stunting
Politicians and the media agenda
Kenya’s nutrition stakeholders have embarked on the mobilisation of diverse players to integrate nutrition in their programmes and on the sensitisation of political leaders to elevate the status of nutrition and allocate more resources to nutrition programming. These can be achieved by positioning SUN in an office with powers to coordinate other ministries to implement nutrition programmes – the Office of the President.
SUN CSA and partners work closely with politicians to discuss topical issues through the press. A number of national and county leaders are invited to advocacy workshops, where they address specific issues relevant to their counties and make commitments to support efforts to tackle malnutrition. Some politicians and decision-makers often feature in the media discussing nutrition issues during major health events, while others write opinion pieces for the print media. Examples are given in Box 4.
Examples of the impact of such advocacy include:
During a SUN CSA and Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) nutrition advocacy workshop in West Pokot County in August 2014, the County Government leaders committed to prioritise food and nutrition issues in the County Integrated Development Plan and budget. The need for legislation and employment of more nutritionists in a county where one nutritionist serves 85,331 people were echoed by the Deputy Governor, Hon Titus Lotee, and the Speaker of the County Assembly, Robert Katina. Subsequently, in the County’s 2015/16 financial year, the Government allocated more funds for staff working in the nutrition department.
In June 2015, Kajiado County Government announced the creation of a specific budget line for nutrition programmes. This followed sustained advocacy campaigns by SUN CSA through support from the US-based PRB. So far, three other counties (Baringo, Wajir and Mandera) have increased budget allocations for nutrition programmes.
At least six counties supported by SUN CSA have identified nutrition champions, including the county first ladies (wives of governors). SUN CSA conducted the first County Nutrition Champions Workshop on 16 December 2015 in Nairobi.
Box 4: Statements by politicians in support of nutrition
“Despite the advances made on the causes of malnutrition and how to address the problem, we have not given nutrition matters enough attention as individuals, planners, leaders and even governments,” said the First Lady of the Republic of Kenya, Her Excellency Margaret Kenyatta, who is also the Nutrition Patron, in her opinion article published in The East African newspaper on 6 June 2015 during the launch of the Global Nutrition Report 2014 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Member of Parliament and Parliamentary Health Committee Hon Stephen Mule is another strong nutrition advocate. In his commentary published in The Standard newspaper of 15 May 2015, Hon Mule called on policy-makers to support nutrition programmes: “With devolution in the context of Kenya’s constitution, in which 96 per cent of nutrition activities are handled by the county governments, there is even greater need for advocacy in each of the 47 counties to ensure that nutrition is prioritised.”
The role of politicians in nutrition advocacy was well-stated by West Pokot County Senator Prof John Lonyangapuo, whose County leads in cases of acute malnutrition (KDHS 2014). Speaking during a SUN CSA media editors’ workshop in Nairobi, the Senator was categorical: “Kenyans listen to their politicians. You should come up with a well-crafted advocacy campaign targeting thousands of politicians, members of county assemblies, MPs, senators and governors. They should be trained on nutrition, while materials such as brochures should be prepared and sent to them to compliment the SUN campaign.”
SUN Civil Society Alliance plans to mobilise journalists to join the network of journalists reporting nutrition that was established in May 2015, mobilise resources to strengthen nutrition media advocacy, build capacity of technical staff to work with the media, lobby media editors to create regular nutrition programmes, and identify nutrition champions in the media who will increase the profile of nutrition.
For more information, contact: Titus Mung’ou
Global Nutrition Report 2015. Synopsis, page 3.
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Updated on 7 October 2018
Titus Mung’ou (2016). Transforming media coverage of nutrition in Kenya. Field Exchange 52, June 2016. p86. www.ennonline.net/fex/52/mediacoverageofnutritionkenya
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PIT BOX: Doug Coby on top for return To South Boston
Lou Modestino
Historic Virginia Track Hosts NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. "�The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour stays down south for race two of the season on Saturday, before heading back to New England. The South Boston 150 at South Boston Speedway will see Whelen Modified Tour drivers return to the Virginia oval for the first […]
Connecticut's Doug Coby . (Credit: NASCAR photo.)
Historic Virginia Track Hosts NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. "�The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour stays down south for race two of the season on Saturday, before heading back to New England.
The South Boston 150 at South Boston Speedway will see Whelen Modified Tour drivers return to the Virginia oval for the first time since in 18 years.�South Boston is one of two new tracks on the 2019 series schedule that will see teams test their equipment in another short-track environment.
SOUTH BOSTON 150 AT SOUTH BOSTON SPEEDWAY
WHAT TO WATCH FOR:
Doug Coby is back at the top. At least for now.
The five-time series champion opened the season with a victory at Myrtle Beach Speedway, and he leads a long list of drivers looking to keep momentum rolling into South Boston. But, prior to two weeks ago, Coby didn't have laps at the Virginia track under his belt. During an organizational test, Coby and his No. 2 Mayhew Tools Chevrolet team earned crucial experience just two days before Myrtle Beach, building a notebook they will need for Saturday's afternoon showdown.
But, over his 18-year career, Coby hasn't quite found the knack for this style track. In his 25 career wins, he has just three at tracks that are under a half-mile " Seekonk Speedway, Monadnock Speedway and New London-Waterford Speedbowl. Instead, Coby's success has come at tracks like Stafford Motor Speedway and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park " which combine for 16 of his victories, and are tracks that have long straightaways and high-speed action.
South Boston is a short, .4-mile, paved oval that Coby will be hoping to quickly knock of his bucket list in his first start. With Phil Moran in control, and Coby sitting behind the wheel of an LFR Chassis " a department that does have previous experience at the track in the past " it could be the perfect place for him to put his struggles at bullrings officially behind him.
The real advantage, though, may rest with the drivers who have previous experience at the Virginia oval in Whelen Southern Modified Tour action from 2009-2016. Burt Myers, who also tested at South Boston, has 10 starts at the track nicknamed 'SoBo' but has come up just short of winning. The Walnut Cove, North Carolina, driver finished eighth or better in all of those starts, and as one of the only with experience, they could pay off for him in a big way.
Kyle Bonsignore, who picked up his first career Whelen Modified Tour win last year, finished second in his most recent South Boston stop. Kyle Ebersole, who led 12 laps in the Myrtle Beach opener, won at the Virginia oval in 2014.�Jeremy Gerstner and Gary Putnam also have previous starts at the track. The Hill family returns to action with veteran James Civali behind the wheel " another driver who has previous experience and two wins at South Boston.
From up north, Chase Dowling, who finished in the runner-up spot in the championship standings last season, will make his first start driving for Jamie Tomaino.
RACE FACTS
RSOUTH BOSTON 150PLACESouth Boston Speedway, South Boston, VirginiaDATESaturday, March 30TIME2:45 p.m. (approx.)TELEVISIONFansChoice.TV, 2:45 p.m. (live broadcast); NBCSN " Wednesday, April 3, 4 p.m.TRACK LAYOUT.4-mile paved oval2018 WINNERN/A2018 POLEN/AEVENT SCHEDULESaturday:�Garage Opens:�7:30 a.m.,�Practice:�9:45-11 a.m.,�Group Qualifying:�12:10 p.m.,�South Boston�150:�2:45 p.m. (approx.)TWITTER@SoBoSpeedway57, @NASCARHomeTrackHASHTAG#NWMT, #SouthBoston150
CREW CHIEF HANDOUT:�
The starting field for the�South Boston 150�is limited to 28 starters, including provisional positions. The first 22 drivers will secure starting positions based on the group qualifying process. The remaining six positions will be awarded through the provisional process.
NASCAR group qualifying is in place for this event. The number of groups for qualifying will be determined by NASCAR. Each group qualifying session will be five (5) minutes in duration and the fastest single lap speed of each vehicle will determine the first 22 starting positions. Vehicles may not return to the track or make any further qualifying laps unless directed to do so by a NASCAR Official or in the event of a caution. If a vehicle returns to pit road, the vehicle's qualifying attempt is complete. Once a vehicle's attempt is complete, the vehicle must proceed directly to the designated impound area once it enters pit road. Vehicles will proceed immediately to impound after making their qualifying attempt. Vehicles will be impounded after qualifying/inspection. Vehicle must qualify on race set up.
The�South Boston 150 is�150 laps (60 miles). The maximum tire allotment available for this event is eleven (11) tires per team. Four tires (4) must be used for qualifying and to begin the race.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Admits She's "Not That Involved" in Planning Her Wedding
by Nina Einsidler | Tue., Jun. 12, 2018 1:48 PM
Gwyneth Paltrow Talks Wedding Planning, Goop and More
Gwyneth Paltrow hosted her third In goop Health Summit this weekend in Los Angeles to talk about what is relevant in the world of wellness.
The summit, launched a year ago, has provided Paltrow with a new avenue to stream her health and lifestyle business. The Oscar-winning actress has developed this business over the past few years and had another summit in New York City this past January.
This weekend's event included panels throughout the day featuring Meg Ryan, Mena Suvari, Lake Bell, Janet Mock, Cleo Wade and an array of health and wellness experts.
During the jam-packed festivities, however, Paltrow also fit in time to chat with E! News and update fans on her wedding planning.
"I'm very busy so I'm actually not that involved in it. I have so much going on and I'm sort of outsourcing that," she shared with us exclusively. "I'm probably the least bridezilla person probably to a fault that has ever come across my wedding planner's office doors."
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But as fans know, the businesswoman likes to document personal stories on her website. Could that mean wedding planning will be featured online?
"I don't know if I'll share it or not," she shared. "I think it's always a fine line of having something that is just yours but also being celebratory so we'll see."
Although Paltrow has been busy with a variety of projects including the In goop Health Summit, she also teased a future project on the horizon.
Back in September 2017, Paltrow revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that she was working on a TV show with the working title The Radical Wellness Show. Fast-forward to today and things appear to be moving along well.
"We are in talks right now," she teased to us. "We are getting very close to actually producing a TV show. We're just closing a deal right now so more to come on that."
We can't wait!
TAGS/ Gwyneth Paltrow , Couples , Weddings , Top Stories , Apple News , Exclusives
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Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks has battled with blood sugar for years. Find out what led to his diabetes diagnosis, and what he needs to do to keep it under control...
When Tom Hanks appeared on “Late Show With David Letterman” in 2013, he looked leaner and meaner than he had in years.
But his slim physique wasn’t for a new movie – it was for his health.
Hanks, now 59, described the situation with his usual good humor.
Tom Hanks waves to fans outside New York's Ed Sullivan Theater as he arrives for the "Late Show With David Letterman" in 2010.
Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington on the set of “Philadelphia” in 1993.
“I went to the doctor and he said, ‘You know those high blood sugar numbers you’ve been dealing with since you were 36? Well, you’ve graduated. You’ve got type 2 diabetes, young man.’”
Luckily, “it’s controllable,” added Hanks, who appeared on the talk show to promote his film Captain Phillips.
Hanks Lost Weight for His Roles
Hanks is no stranger to gaining or losing weight to fit different roles:
He lost 26 pounds for his role as a man dying of AIDS in the 1993 movie Philadelphia.
He shed 55 pounds for the 2000 hit Cast Away, about a man stranded on an island.
And he gained 30 pounds to play a pudgy baseball coach in 1992’s A League of Their Own, joking later that he did so by visiting a local Dairy Queen.
Tom Hanks at the premiere of “Cloud Atlas” in Hollywood, Calif., in 2012.
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Did Hanks’ Weight Changes Lead to Diabetes?
In press interviews, doctors have speculated that these dramatic weight fluctuations may have contributed to the onset of the disease.
Although yo-yoing in weight “probably is harmful, we don’t know the risk of that behavior on diabetes,” says diabetes specialist Andrew J. Drexler, M.D., professor of medicine and director of the Gonda Goldschmied Diabetes Center at UCLA. He’s not involved with Hanks’ care.
“Generally, weight gain contributes to diabetes, and weight loss improves the situation,” Dr. Drexler tells Lifescript.
Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, attend the premiere of “Saving Mr. Banks” in Burbank, Calif., in 2013.
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About 24 million Americans have type 2 diabetes. The chronic condition affects how your body metabolizes glucose (sugar), according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
Patients either can’t produce enough insulin, a hormone that allows the body to use glucose for energy, or are resistant to its effects.
Complications of High Blood Sugar
High blood sugar levels can cause serious health problems including heart disease and blindness.
Tom Hanks during the filming of “Inferno” in Venice, Italy, in 2015.
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“The most important information that Hanks relayed is that he’s had high blood sugar since he was 36,” says Sandy Andrews, R.D., director of the Nutrition and Diabetes Education Department at Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif. “That’s the biggest indicator for type 2 diabetes.”
Age and genetics also are risk factors for diabetes, she adds.
What Hanks Must Do to Control His Diabetes
Most type 2 diabetes patients take the drug metformin, which helps prevent the liver from producing too much glucose, Dr. Drexler says.
They also may be given supplementary insulin or other medications that control high blood sugar.
Tom Hanks at the 23rd Annual Simply Shakespeare festival in Los Angeles in 2013.
“Today there are seven to 10 classes of drugs to treat diabetes,” Dr. Drexler explains. “The outcomes for patients are significantly better than [they were] 20 years ago.”
Lifestyle changes – maintaining a healthy weight and regular exercise – are also crucial for diabetes management, Andrews says. Workouts should include aerobics (walking, running, biking) and muscle strengthening.
And, of course, so is diet: This means eating high-fiber foods and cutting back on carbs and processed foods, she adds.
A 1974 photo of Tom Hanks when he was in high school in Oakland, Calif.
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The Skinny on Hanks in High School
Hanks’ doctor suggested that getting back to his high school weight might reverse his condition, the actor recalled in the TV interview.
“I said, ‘Well, I’m gonna have type 2 diabetes – ’cause there’s no way I can weigh as much as I did in high school.’”
When Letterman asked him what that was, the 6-foot-tall actor joked that he had weighed 96 pounds – “a very skinny boy.”
Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, arrive at the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles in 2014.
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By: eWeek Editors | July 16, 2001
CryptoRights crew teaches encryption survival skills
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Once a month or so, volunteers from San Franciscos CryptoRights Foundation travel to Guatemala. There, they teach human rights workers how to secure their computers against hackers, crackers and other species of online vandals. Their students are bright, eager and motivated.
How well they learn their lessons will determine if some of the countrys worst criminals are brought to justice or go unpunished.
Those are the stakes CryptoRights founder Dave Del Torto faces each day. Instead of locking up secrets for corporations or governments, the group he founded in 1999 generally aspires to do exactly the opposite, keep nongovernmental secrets under wraps and out of the hands of prying governments. He thinks his work is making a difference.
"The people I am working with now really want me there," said the 20-year veteran of Silicon Valleys technology scene. "They remember their pass phrases, and you dont need to explain to them why they need long ones."
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For 36 years, well into the 1990s, Guatemala faced an armed insurgency and an armed government that fairly tore the nation apart. Year after year, guerrillas would hide out in remote villages. And year after year, government soldiers would chase them from their hiding places, terrorizing villages suspected of harboring the insurgency in the process. Tens of thousands of civilians died, and hundreds of military leaders went unpunished.
But that record is slowly being reversed, in large part because of the testimony contained in more than 5,000 interviews carried out by the countrys small and increasingly persecuted band of human rights workers. Much of that testimony was put together in the early 90s and secured with encryption technologies supplied by trainers from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Making sure crypto keeps that record intact is a large part of CryptoRights mission.
CryptoRights is an offshoot, of sorts, of the privacy revolution led by the founding fathers of modern cryptography: Whitfield Diffie, who invented public-key cryptography, and Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) inventor Phil Zimmermann. Both attacked the difficulties of the field precisely because they resented the U.S. governments lock on cryptology. Each thought the technology could rein in unbridled government eavesdropping such as that done against activists of the1960s. CryptoRights hopes to make that aspiration real.
So far, the group has received funding from George Soros Open Society Institute and is pursuing more. Its founders have put out feelers to philanthropists in the tech community and hope to branch out to more of Latin America, Asia and even the Middle East. For now, however, their work is focused in Guatemala and Peru. And there is plenty to keep them busy.
One major human rights group that activists visited in early February, for instance, was having recurring problems with information leaks; word of projects it had been working on were filtering out to the military. Harassment of workers suggested that officials had inside knowledge of the groups operations. The group suspected sabotage.
As it turned out, the human rights workers had connected their local area network directly to the local Internet service provider. But the network had no firewall between it and the outside world. Another problem: Every networking option available in Microsofts Windows was being used by default, including one that let anyone on the network read anyone elses files.
Anyone, in this case, included the Guatemalan army, which also happened to run the groups service provider.
Del Torto and fellow volunteer Robert Guerra got to work quickly. They configured the groups network to minimize leaks to the outside. They loaded up many of the machines with the standard package of PGP encryption tools for e-mail and disk scrambling, then returned to the U.S. A short time later, workers found the PGP software had mysteriously disappeared from two of the offices machines. Del Torto soon produced a cheap firewall device that network administrators added to their network.
"The problem there is not only one of encryption, but also the general level of familiarity with normal security tools that we have here," said Guerra, who directs Latin American operations from the safety of his home in Toronto. "They have no idea of where to begin."
Getting people to use the technology is not always so easy. When Del Torto and Guerra initially visited the country earlier this year, they found some human rights workers had stopped using PGP, while others newer to the field had yet to learn. Getting people back up to speed was part of their mission. At the same time, other groups had kept detailed records of intrusions they had experienced. Together with CryptoRights, they are assembling a security guide tailored especially for people in the field.
Human rights workers are under almost constant surveillance and desperately need encryption and other security technologies to protect themselves from harm, said Minky Worden, director of electronic media of Human Rights Watch, which catalogs human rights abuses worldwide.
"The work that CryptoRights is doing to encourage the acceptance of strong encryption is really a tremendous benefit to the activist community," Worden said. "[Human rights workers] really have so few tools to deal with oppressive governments."
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Microsofts 10 Unlucky Breaks
By: Joe Wilcox | February 12, 2009
by Joe Wilcox, Editor, Microsoft Watch
It's Friday the 13th, the unluckiest day of the year. How has Microsoft's luck been over the past 34 years? The company's rise through the 1980s and 1990s was really a series of lucky breaks combined with business savvy and execution on the vision of one PC on every desk. But Microsoft's luck started running out in the mid-1990s. We've selected 10 unlucky breaks based on the scope of their impact on the company, counting up to No. 1.
10. Windows XP Launch
The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks against the United States hurt Microsoft in an unexpected way. Microsoft had already planned a late October launch of Windows XP in New York; the timing and venue led to a subdued launch event.
9. Stock Doldrums
Microsoft's share price peaked at around $58 in December 1999. A year later, its share price had fallen to around $21, and it has generally traded below $30; below $20 today. The low share price creates negative perceptions that Microsoft is no longer a growth company, particularly when competitors such as Apple and Google are doing so much better.
8. Passing on YouTube
Was it stupidity or an unlucky break? Six months before Google bought YouTube for $1.6 billion, Microsoft passed on a $500 million acquisition. YouTube is a hot property. The site had 41 percent video viewing share and 100 million unique viewers in December, according to ComScore. If catalogued as a search engine, YouTube would rank No. 2, ahead of Yahoo.
7. Linus Torvalds Develops Linux
Torvalds' development of the Linux kernel in 1991 would later revive the free software movement Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates sought to squash in the late 1970s and 1980s. Open-source software consistently cause sales problems for Microsoft and energizes a fervent anti-Microsoft community. Open-source gains in Europe contribute to anti-Microsoft sentiments and ongoing antitrust troubles.
6. Apples May and October Surprises
In 2001, Apple released Mac OS X, opened its first retail stores and launched the iPod. Combined, these three events would later revive the Apple brand, increase Mac market share and, through music, make the company a household name. Folklore has it that bad luck comes in threes.
5. Windows Vista
If there is a blueprint for disaster, it's Windows Vista. The product was jinxed from the very start. Microsoft promised features that were later dumped. Vista proved to be incompatible with enterprise software and demanded newer hardware to run. Reviewers panned the OS and businesses shunned it. No Microsoft competitor could have launched an anti-marketing campaign as effective as Windows Vista.
4. The Google Economy
Google's success doesn't lie in its oft-hyped search algorithm, but in its search advertising business pioneered by Overture. Finally, somebody figured out how to generate real revenue from the Web. Google's platform has characteristics similar to Windows. There are APIs, developers and third parties profiting from the platform. It's bad luck that Google is so much more than a search engine.
3. September 2008 Economic Collapse
Microsoft observed a major dip in software sales, starting in September and becoming a collapse in December. Windows profits were down 13 percent in the fourth quarter; software sales could slow disastrously throughout 2009. Already, Microsoft has announced its first layoffs ever. While the global economic crisis hurts everybody, Microsoft is in a unique position of misery. Its products are used everywhere.
2. The United States vs. Microsoft
The May 1998 antitrust trial left deep scars on Microsoft. The case, which lingered until Nov. 2002, led to more than 100 other lawsuits. The U.S. case also affected Europe, which has fined Microsoft for antitrust violations three times since 2004. Bad luck: U.S. oversight was extended two years from Nov. 2007. Microsoft carries the stigma of a convicted monopolist, damaging its brand and empowering enemies.
1. World Wide Web
It was bad luck that Microsoft executives were looking the wrong way when Tim Berners-Lee created the first Web server in 1990, University of Illinois students developed the Mosaic browser a few years later and in 1994 Netscape released the first commercial Web browser. Berners-Lee used open standards outside of Microsoft control. The Web shifted relevance in the areas of information, software development and computing away from Windows computers to Web browsers and servers.
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