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Jazz Concert, November 19, 1962
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Silent motion picture of a jazz concert performed in the White House, Washington, D.C., and a luncheon that follows. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and Luci Baines Johnson attend. Photographed by: Cecil W. Stoughton.
ST-C422-61-63. President Charles de Gaulle of France and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
President of France, General Charles de Gaulle, visits with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Joan Bennett Kennedy stands at far right. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Republic, Mahmoud Fawzi; Ambassador of the United Arab Republic, Dr. Mostafa Kamel; Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, Maurice Couve de Murville; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell Shepard. State Dining Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-60-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, Anastas Mikoyan, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union (USSR), Anastas Mikoyan. Also pictured: Ambassador of the Soviet Union, Anatoliy Fedorovich Dobrynin; Chief of the American Section of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Smirnovsky; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (mostly hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-59-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Prime Minister of Jamaica, Sir Alexander Bustamante, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Prime Minister of Jamaica, Sir Alexander Bustamante. Also pictured: First Lady of Jamaica, Gladys Bustamante (mostly hidden); Chief of Staff of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF), Brigadier Paul Crook; Ghanaian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Kwesi Armah; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-58-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Prince Bertil of Sweden at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Prince Bertil of Sweden. Also pictured: Prime Minister of Sweden, Tage Erlander; Prime Minister of Jamaica, Sir Alexander Bustamante; First Lady of Jamaica, Gladys Bustamante (mostly hidden); U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (partially hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-57-63. Jacqueline Kennedy at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with an unidentified man. Also pictured: Ambassador of Cameroon, Jacques Kuoh Moukouri; First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union (USSR), Anastas Mikoyan; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-56-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sierra Leone, Dr. John Karefa-Smart, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sierra Leone, Dr. John Karefa-Smart. Also pictured: Minister of State of Guinea, Saïfoulaye Diallo; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (partially hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with First Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union (USSR), Anastas Mikoyan. Also pictured: Vice President of Spain, Agustín Muñoz Grandes; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (partially hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-54-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Ambassador of Spain, Antonio Garrigues y Díaz-Cañabate, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy embraces Ambassador of Spain, Antonio Garrigues y Díaz-Cañabate. Also pictured: President of Colombia, Alberto Lleras Camargo; Ambassador of Colombia, Dr. Eduardo Uribe Botero; Representative from Colombia to the United Nations (UN), Germán Zea Hernández; President of the Federal Executive Council of Yugoslavia, Petar Stambolić; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-53-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with President of the United Nations Security Council, Sir Patrick Dean, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with President of the United Nations (UN) Security Council, Sir Patrick Dean. Also pictured: Under Secretary for Political Affairs for the UN, Dr. Ralph Bunche; Managing Director of the UN Special Fund, Paul G. Hoffman; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with an unidentified man. Also pictured: Ambassador of Brazil, Roberto de Oliveira Campos; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, João Augusto de Araújo Castro; President of the Senate of Brazil, Senator Auro de Moura Andrade; Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN) from Czechoslovakia, Jiri Hajek; Ambassador of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Karel Duda; Prince Bertil of Sweden; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-51-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Sophocles Venizelos, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, Sophocles Venizelos. Also pictured: Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands; Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands (mostly hidden); Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Joseph Luns; Prime Minister of Canada, Lester B. Pearson; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-50-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Moroccan Dignitaries at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy visits with Prince Moulay Abdallah of Morocco and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Morocco, Ahmed-Réda Guedira. Also pictured: Prince Gholam-Reza Pahlavi of Iran; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Abbas Aram; Ambassador of Iran, Mahmoud Foroughi; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-49-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with President of the Italian Senate, Cesare Merzagora, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with President of the Italian Senate, Cesare Merzagora. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Affairs of Italy, Attilio Piccioni; Ambassador of Italy, Sergio Fenoaltea; Prince Harald of Norway; Ambassador of Norway, Hans Kristian Engen; Prince Georg Valdemar of Denmark; Prime Minister of Denmark, Jens Otto Krag (on edge of frame); U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with an unidentified man. Also pictured: Federal Minister of Defense of West Germany, Kai-Uwe von Hassel; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Algeria, Abdelaziz Bouteflika; President of the State of Israel, Zalman Shazar; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel, Golda Meir; Ambassador of Israel, Avraham Harman; Vice President of Liberia, William R. Tolbert, Jr.; Secretary of State of Liberia, J. Rudolph Grimes; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke (partially hidden); Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-47-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Federal Councillor of Switzerland, Friedrich T. Wahlen, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Federal Councillor of Switzerland, Friedrich T. Wahlen. Also pictured: Secretary General of the Federal Political Department of the Swiss Federation, Pierre Micheli (partially hidden); Ambassador of Switzerland, Alfred Zehnder; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Tunisia, Mongi Slim; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, Galileo Solis; Minister of Defense of Venezuela, General Antonio Briceño Linares; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Those pictured include: Chancellor of Austria, Alfons Gorbach; Vice President of Argentina, Carlos Humberto Perette; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Argentina, Dr. Miguel Ángel Zavala Ortiz; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with an unidentified man. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Relations of El Salvador, Dr. Hector Escobar Serrano; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto; Ambassador of Pakistan, Ghulam Ahmed; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (mostly hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-44-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Ambassador of Nicaragua, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy (mostly hidden) shakes hands with Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa. Also pictured: President of the Corporate Chamber of Portugal, Clotário Luís Supico Pinto; President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal; First Lady of the Philippines, Dr. Eva Macapagal; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Manuel Tello; Ambassador of Mexico, Antonio Carrillo Flores; White House Secret Service agent, Paul Landis. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-43-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Chief Delegate to the United Nations from India, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Chief delegate to the United Nations (UN) from India, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit. Also pictured: Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Federal Councillor of Switzerland, Friedrich T. Wahlen; Secretary General of the Federal Political Department of the Swiss Federation, Pierre Micheli; Ambassador of Switzerland, Alfred Zehnder; Secretary of State for the Presidency of Tunisia, Bahi Ladgham; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-42-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Vice President of Argentina, Carlos Humberto Perette, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Vice President of Argentina, Carlos Humberto Perette. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Affairs of Argentina, Dr. Miguel Ángel Zavala Ortiz; Ambassador of Peru, Fernando Berckemeyer; Representative to the United Nations (UN) from Peru, Víctor Andrés Belaúnde; Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS) from Peru, Juan Bautista LaValle; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland, Veli Merikoski; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-41-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Ambassador of Peru, Fernando Berckemeyer, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy embraces Ambassador of Peru, Fernando Berckemeyer. Also pictured: Representative to the United Nations (UN) from Peru, Víctor Andrés Belaúnde; Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS) from Peru, Juan Bautista LaValle; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland, Veli Merikoski; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh (mostly hidden). Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-40-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Tunisia, Mongi Slim, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Tunisia, Mongi Slim. Also pictured: Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, Galileo Solis (partially hidden); Minister of Defense of Venezuela, General Antonio Briceño Linares; acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Reinaldo Leandro Mora; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
ST-C422-39-63. Jacqueline Kennedy with Minister of Defense of Venezuela, General Antonio Briceño Linares, at Reception Following Funeral of President John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy; Mrs. Kennedy shakes hands with Minister of Defense of Venezuela, General Antonio Briceño Linares. Also pictured: acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Reinaldo Leandro Mora; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador, Neftalí Ponce-Miranda; Ambassador of Ecuador, Dr. José Antonio Correa Escobar; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Kennedy and Senator Edward M. Kennedy (Massachusetts) greet guests during a reception at the White House, following the state funeral of President John F. Kennedy. Those pictured include: Chief of Staff of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF), Brigadier Paul Crook; Ghanaian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Kwesi Armah; Representative from Ghana to the United Nations (UN), Alex Quaison-Sackey; Deputy First Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs of Indonesia, General Abdul Haris Nasution; President of Indonesia, Ahmed Sukarno; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sierra Leone, Dr. John Karefa-Smart; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; Air Force Aide to President Kennedy, Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh. Red Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
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Just a short ride east of Sacramento, California you will find the majestic Shenandoah Valley where these bold Petite Sirah grapes were grown. A luscious blend of black fruits, leather, and tobacco is balanced by firm but silky tannins. Pairs perfectly with grilled meats and bold or creamy sauces.


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Postage stamps of Pakistan - 1971 from my collection
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The first stamp of 1971 was issued depicting the Coastal Embankments of East Pakistan. The Paisa 20 multicloured stamp was issued on 25th February.
1971 was the International Year for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination. On March 21, a set of two stamps as shown above issued by Pakistan Post. The stamps of Paisa 20 and 50 face value depicted people and the logo of the organization.
July 1, 1971 was the 20th Anniversary of the famous Colombo Plan. On this day, a brown-reddish and violet coloured commemorative stamp of Paisa 20 was issued. The stamp depicted the Maple Leaf cement factory located at Iskandarabad.
Like all previous years, the Pakistan Post issued a set of three stamps on the eve of 7th anniversary of the foundation of Regional Cooperation for Development (RCD) on July 21. Each stamp depicted the Muslim architecture in Iran, Turkey and Pakistan. The Paisa 50 stamp (above top) showed the famous Chaharbagh Scool of Isphahan, Iran. The Paisa 10 stamp (bottom left) showed the famous Selimye Mosque (Turkey) and the Paisa 20 stamp (bottom right) showed the famous Badshahi Mosque (King's Mosque) in Mogul architecture located in Lahore, Pakistan.
On October 1971, Pakistan Post issued a commemorative stamp of Paisa 20 face value on the eve of the Universal Children Day. The multicoloured stamp depicted an electric train and a child with a toy train.
A set of three stamps was issued on the eve of 2500th anniversary of the Persian Monarchy on October 15. The stamps valued 10, 20 and 50 Paisa depicted Persian horsemen and various symbols of the bygone days. A souvenir sheet (below) was also issued on the occasion.
On the eve of holding the first World Cup Hockey championship, a commemorative stamp depicting a Pakistani hockey player and the trophy was issued on 24th October 1971. The championship was held in Barcelona, Spain. Who won the championship - wait to see the last stamp of the year.
1971 marked the 25th anniversary of UNESCO and UNICEF. Two stamps commemorating the occasion were issued by Pakistan Post as seen above and below. The Paisa 20 UNESCO stamp (above) showed the Great Bath of the ruins of Moenjodaro, Pakistan and was issued on 4th November. The Paisa 50 UNICEF stamp (below) showed the UNICEF emblem and was issued on 11th December 1971.
Jordan celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan. On December 25, Pakistan Post issued a Paisa 20 commemorative stamp that depicted King Hussain and the national flag of Jordan.
And the last stamp of the year was issued on 31st December 1971 to commemorate and celebrate the winning of the First Cup Hockey Championship by Pakistan hockey team at Barcelona, Spain. The Paisa 20 stamp mainly in yellow and partly in blue colour depicted the emblem of the Hoceky Federation of Pakistan and the trophy.
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I am so grateful for your intercession and help regarding my health. Thank you Saint Jude. Praise God!
St. Jude, I have specifically been praying to you to help my daughter in the hopes she will receive an offer of employment with the RCMP soon. You have not failed me ever. Thank you for prayers answered.
Thank You St. Jude for your intercession in our times of need. in the name of Jesus we are forever thankful for prayers answered in the past as well as now.
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Many grateful thanks to St Jude for interceding on my behalf, and heartfelt gratitude to our Lord Jesus for hearing my prayer. After a month of despair I now have hope again.
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With rolling hills and shady eucalyptus trees, residents find a scenic escape in the 412-acre Rancho San Joaquin Village, home to a lush, 18-hole golf course and William R. Mason Regional Park.
Living here is a sports aficionado's paradise with the recreational activities of the Racquet Club of Irvine as well as the public Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course.
Racquet Club of Irvine - The first and only private tennis and fitness facility in Irvine and one of the largest tennis clubs in Orange County.
Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course - Designed by William Francis Bell, this course is situated along a coastal inlet with three lakes and is home to some of South Orange County's most challenging greens.
To the left of the entrance of Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course is a true piece of Irvine history. The home was commissioned by James Irvine I in 1868 as a place for him to stay when he visited the Irvine Ranch on business.
Known as the San Joaquin Ranch House with a kitchen, dining room, parlor, four bedrooms and a wraparound porch, it was built for $1,300 and was the first wooden house to be built between Anaheim and San Diego. With just the kitchen still intact having been torn down in 1971 during the grading of the golf course, the home today serves as a museum and reminder of Irvine's rich history.
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#SciRocChallenge announces winners of Smart Cities Robotic Competition
By Marta Palau Franco in News, robotics, Robotics Classification, robots, robots in business, Robots Podcast Tag news
Team HEARTS's robot Pepper. Photo credits: European Robotics League
The smart city of Milton Keynes hosted the first edition of the European Robotics League (ERL)- Smart Cities Robotic Challenge (SciRoc Challenge). Ten European teams met in the shopping mall of Centre:mk to compete against each other in five futuristic scenarios in which robots assist humans serving coffee orders, picking products in a grocery shop or bringing medical aid. This robotics competition aims at benchmarking robots using a ranking system that allows teams to assess their performance and compare it with others. Find out the winning teams of the SciRoc Challenge 2019…
The ERL Smart Cities Robotics Challenge
The European Robotics League (ERL) was launched in 2016 under the umbrella of SPARC- the Partnership for Robotics in Europe. This pan-European robotics competition builds on the success of the EU-funded projects: RoCKIn, euRathlon, EuRoC and ROCKEU2. The SciRoc Horizon 2020 project took over the reins of the league in 2018, bringing in the expertise from the University of the West of England, Bristol, the Advanced Center for Aerospace Technologies (CATEC), the Association of Instituto Superior Técnico for Research and Development (IST-ID), the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE), euRobotics aisbl, Politecnico di Milano, the Open University, the Sapienza University of Rome, the University of Applied Sciences Bonn-Rhein-Sieg and the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya. The SciRoc consortium carefully designed the new biennial ERL Smart Cities Robotics challenge where robots from all three ERL leagues (Consumer, Professional and Emergency Service Robots) come together to interact with a smart infrastructure in a familiar urban setting.
Daniele Nardi, Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Sapienza University of Rome and Head of the Technical Committee of the SciRoc Challenge, explains that the project consortium chose the topic of smart cities because "Robotics competitions in a smart city are projected into the future, since it is likely that smart cities will be among the first places populated by robots". Professor Nardi adds that they structured the competition through a series of episodes, each of them being a specific technical challenge for a robotic system and at the same time representing a situation that would be typically encountered in a smart city populated with robots.
(Top) Pepper robot taking the elevator. (Middle) TIAGo robot checking an order.(Bottom) TeamBAthDrones Research testing. Photo credits: European Robotics League
Benchmarking through competitions
Benchmarking has been and still is a hot topic in the robotics community. How can we compare robots' and robot systems' performance? In 2013, the RoCKIn and euRathlon projects started exploring and developing a benchmarking methodology for robotics competitions. But, why benchmark robots through competitions? The answer from Matteo Matteuci, Assistant Professor at the Politecnico di Milano and one of the researchers behind the development of the ERL benchmarking methodology, is clear: "competitions are fun, they put you in realistic situations outside of your own lab".
The European Robotics League approach to benchmarking is based on the definition of two separate, but interconnected, types of benchmarks: Functionality Benchmarks (FBMs) and Task Benchmarks (TBMs). A functionality benchmark evaluates a robot's performance in specific functionalities, such as navigation, object perception, manipulation, etc. Whereas, a task benchmark assesses the performance of the robot system facing complex tasks that require using different functionalities. Matteucci comments "We have gone from a big once in a while costly competition to frequent, sustainable and repeatable competitions in a regional net of laboratories and hubs. The ERL is a big open lab running tournaments during the whole year. The competitions are structured in a way that makes them repeatable experiments you can compare." In the case of the Sciroc Challenge he adds "it is somehow in the middle of the two, it's a bigger event made up of small tasks in a public venue. Each task benchmark requires different functionalities, but it is more based on one than the others. For example, the episode of the elevator is mostly focused on HRI but also requires navigation and perception. The door is a mobile manipulation task but requires navigation and perception. SciRoc can be seen as a dry run of possible benchmarks that can be later introduced into the ERL local tournaments. In the case of the "Through the door" episode set up, it's going to be deployed within 6 months in the facility of EUROBENCH project in Genova for benchmarking humanoid robots."
(Top) Team CATIE Robots. (Bottom) Team b-it-bots robot arm platform. Photo credits: European Robotics League
The SciRoc challenge has also introduced a new term to the European Robotics League terminology: "the Episode". Matteucci explains that this term refers more to the set up than to a category of benchmark. "The episode provides a narrative for the general public. SciRoc is a robotics event in the middle of a city in contact with people, so people are more interested in the story and perspective than the pure engineering benchmarking part. That's why we came up with the short stories in the context of the smart cities."
The ERL local tournaments have specific TBMs and FBMs for each of the leagues. With the purpose to align the ERL tournaments with the new SciRoc challenge, the leagues had to integrate new benchmarks. This was the case of the ERL Consumer Service robotics league, that takes place in a home or domestic environment. Pedro Lima, Professor in Robotics at IST university of Lisbon and Head of the Technical Committee of the ERL Consumer league explains that "the tasks the robots have to perform in the apartment (navigate around the house, detecting and picking objects, etc.) are very similar to the ones they have to perform in the shopping mall. We made changes in some of the TBMs to be more in line with the requirements of the coffee shop environment. Also, the task of opening a door is not new for the ERL Consumer league, but in the "through the door" episode the door has a handle to add complexity and also encourage humanoid robots to participate."
(Top) Team SocRob's robot Monarch. (Bottom) Public watching robots delivering coffee orders. Photo credits: European Robotics League
SciRoc Challenge 2019 winners
The ERL Smart Cities Robotic challenge finals took place during the weekend and many visitors could see the robots successfully perform different complex tasks.
The awards ceremony was held at the Centre:MK competition arena on Saturday afternoon. Matthew Studley, SciRoc project coordinator, welcomed everyone and opened the ceremony. Then followed a short speech by Enrico Motta, Director of SciRoc Challenge 2019, thanking teams and sponsors Milton Keynes Council, Centre:mk, PAL Robotics, OCADO Technology, COSTA Coffee, Cranfield University and Catapult.
The winners of the SciRoc Challenge 2019 in each episode are:
Deliver coffee shop orders (E03)
Winner: Leeds Autonomous Service Robots
Runner up: eNTiTy
Take the elevator (E04)
Winner: Gentlebots
Shopping pick and pack (E07)
Winner: b-it-bots
Runner up: CATIE Robotics
Through the door (E10)
Fast delivery of emergency pills (E12)
Winner: TeamBathDrones Research
Runner up: UWE Aero
Public choice Award: Most social robot
Winner: eNTiTy
For information on teams' scoring, visit the websites of the European Robotics League and SciRoc Challenge.
(Top) Leeds Autonomous Service Robots. (Middle) Team b-it-bots. (Middle-bottom) TeamBathDrones Research. (Bottom) Gentlebots and eNTiTy. Photo credits: European Robotics League
This summer our colleague and friend Gerhard Kraetzschmar passed away. Gerhard was Professor for Autonomous Systems at Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, RoboCup Trustee and Head of the ERL Professional Service Robots league. He believed robotics competitions are an excellent platform for challenging and showcasing robotics technologies, and for developing skills of future engineers and scientists. I am sure his legacy will inspire new generations of roboticist, the same way that he inspired us.
Get involved in robotics competitions, they are much more than fun.
See you all at SciRoc Challenge 2021!
Missed coverage of the teams participating in SciRoc Challenge? Find it here.
Marta Palau Franco


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'You are the real heroes' Bishop George says on International Nurse's Day
Hailing the nurses for their heroic approach to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic, Bishop George Pallipparambil of Miao Diocese in Arunachal Pradesh termed the nurses as 'real heroes' at the International Nurse's Day celebrations held at Krick and Bourry Memorial Hospital, Injan in Changlang District on 12 May 2020.
Addressing the nurses at the Krick and Bourry Memorial (KBM) Hospital, its patron and founder, Bishop George said, "I really want to thank and congratulate all the nurses for the great sacrifice they make for humanity. I want to assure you and all the nurses across the world that you are always remembered in our prayers."
The World Health Organization declared the year 2020 as the Year of the Nurse and Midwifery in recognition of the contribution they make and the risk associated with nursing, in the context of COVID-19.
Highlighting the risk the nurses are subjected to and the mistreatment meted out to them in some part of the country due to ignorance, Bishop George said, "As you battle COVID-19, the great sacrifice you make to be at the side of the people suffering is greatly appreciated by the whole of humanity and you are no less than a super hero."
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Rose Tom, the Director of KBM Hospital, said the celebration of the nurse's day is relevant today more than ever. "It is the 200th anniversary of the Birthday of Florence Nightingale at whose memory the Nurse's Day is dedicated to and it is also a year that has tested the metals of every nurse in the world", she said.
Highlighting the theme of this year's celebration – 'Nursing the World to Health', the Dr. Tom said it is an invitation and expression of the important role that nurses play in the world, especially in the context the pandemic COVID-19.
Appreciating the nurses for their selfless service, the hospital management presented a small token gift to all the nurses.
Dedicated to the memory of the two French Missionaries Nicolas Krick and Augustine Bourry, who were martyred in the border of Tibet on their way through the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh in 1854, the KBM Hospital is the only Church-run hospital in the north eastern most state of India, bordering China and Myanmar.


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Games are the key to a COVID-resistant Australian entertainment industry, by Ron Curry
This article originally appeared on the Australian Financial Review on 4 May, 2020 and has been republished here with permission.
The interactive games industry has been lobbying for a voice in Australia's 'screen discussion' for a decade, and the COVID-19 pandemic has pulled sharply in to focus the urgent need for its inclusion as a genuine asset to the Australian economy.
Digital games are currently playing a vital role in keeping us connected – and the local emergence of coronavirus has also made clear the positive impact the games industry can have on the Australian film and TV sector, which is currently under enormous pressure.
The co-creative, collaborative nature of digital games development could re-deploy thousands of unemployed workers from the film and TV industry, which has close to half a billion dollars in production budgets on hold according to Screen Producers Australia (SPA).
The current crisis and rapid decline of the local production sector should act as a stark warning to the Australian government that it can no longer treat the games sector like the poor cousin of the creative industries.
Rather than being separate mediums, games and the visual arts are connected at the hip. Games have inspired successful films and TV series – think Detective Pikachu, Sonic the Hedgehog and Mortal Kombat, which will be filmed in South Australia – while film and TV have led to great games franchises, such as Star Wars.
Production skills across different screen formats cross over at multiple points, with tools such as development engines Unity and Unreal being used in game and film production alike. Acting skills also play an important part in voice overs for video games, while games employ writers and musicians for their stories and scores.
The corny old back projection techniques of twentieth century filmmaking are giving way to incredibly photorealistic computer-generated sets.
The visually stunning Ready Player One sci-fi movie used Unity to help director Stephen Spielberg shoot multiple actor avatars in a single virtual reality workspace in real-time, enabling footage to be reviewed and re-shot straight away rather than waiting for it to go through post production.
Disney's Star Wars spin-off series The Mandalorian uses Epic's Unreal engine. In some scenes from the series, the camera is shooting actors on a set made up of LED walls displaying environmental renders delivered by Unreal.
This means a substantial portion of Australia's out of work film and TV production talent pool could get involved in games development, much of which can be carried out in socially distanced, quarantine conditions.
While games development remains a growth area amid the economic and employment disaster brought on by coronavirus, the size of Australia's local games development industry is holding it back.
Globally, digital games is a $200 billion per year industry, however Australia only represents a small percentage of this in terms of content creation.
Australia's digital game content generated about $115 million last year of which 83% was export revenue – we make games for a global, not local audience.
By contrast, Canada generated $4 billion in game content creation, while the UK and Poland made $3 billion and $900 million respectively.
The difference? Canada, the UK and Poland provide substantial tax incentives for both games and film or TV production.
Australia only provides tax relief for film and TV, in addition to direct Screen Australia funding that games have also been locked out of.
While any change to regulation involves careful consideration, our understanding is that legislating tax and PDV offsets requires only simple definition changes within existing codes. It is undoubtedly a big investment – but one that will reap billions.
Making Australia competitive in global games content and creating jobs during this pandemic-induced period of vast economic destruction is surely worthy of speedy government consideration.
Ron Curry is CEO of the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA), an industry association representing the business and public policy interests of Australian and New Zealand companies in the computer and video games industry.
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There are no limits when choosing colour; it really is only limited by your imagination. When you choose certain colours, it can make the look and feel of your venue completely change. Here are 5 ways to use colour in the right way.
Unless you work in creative design where you will be familiar with a wide range of colours, if someone mentioned fern to you, you might think of Fern Cotton rather than the colour fern which is a variation of green. Search on Google or even Pinterest for 'colour grid' and you will see some beautiful pallets which will show you a huge range of colour options. This can help spark your imagination and show you colours you may not have even thought about previously.
Patterns generally don't mix well with patterns. It looks too busy and its almost as though the 2 main colours and competing rather than complimenting. Use a solid colour instead with a pattern; perhaps a solid or simple pattern mixed along with a complex pattern. We implemented this feel for Ashas, in Birmingham. They had a stunning huge banquette seating area which had a subtle striped colour. Ashas complimented this with a complex pattern and we think it worked beautifully.
If you are putting together a colour pallet for your venue, don't limit to just 2 colours. This is common and there is nothing wrong with it but you can be limited. 3 colours can transform the look. The best way to look at 3 colours is the first choose a 2 main primary colours and then a 3rd as an accent. The 3rd colour can be used to lift in some areas of the room which could need a little sprucing up. For example, black and grey could be your primary colours, and purple could be your accent colour. If you need inspiration on this, canva have a brilliant post on colour combinations which work well together.
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Over the past week, incidents perceived as homophobic have taken place at Christ Church, causing upset, but also strong displays of solidarity in the community.
Kathryn Walton, a second year Christ Church student, also drew attention to how the community has come together. She told Cherwell that although what DeLay did "was a hate crime, the majority of the student body and senior staff have been amazing in supporting the community, which has made me feel a lot safer in college.
Moskovitz said that after "several attempts by college staff, leading to increased verbal aggression and the use of ableist slurs by [DeLay]" the graduate student eventually departed.
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In file included from /path/main.cpp:7:0:
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Where am I doing wrong with the CMake file?
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Cercospora needle blight overwinters within the microscopic crevices of cypress needles. During springs wet period, the fungal spores are released, infecting the needles of the tree. Infected cypress trees will display browning and wilting of its needles. The browning generally begins at the base of the tree and moves upwards as the disease progresses. Severely infected needles will die. Cercospora needle blight is easily controlled with fungicidal spray treatments which must be applied in the mid to late spring for full effectiveness. An additional treatment in the early fall provides additional protection.
Seiridium canker is a chronic fungal disease that is especially damaging to the Leyland cypress tree. The disease affects trees of all ages. Cypress trees infected with seiridium canker develop dark colored patches on bark and branches. These spots develop into sunken cankers which often ooze fungal resin. Infected twigs and branches eventually die from the disease. Deadened areas display a reddish brown color which may also include fruiting fungal bodies. Chemical treatments are not available for seiridium canker. Infected areas should be pruned from the tree to reduce the effects of the disease.
Phomopsis tip blight infects the new growth of the cypress tree's needles. Like many fungal diseases, the fungus lies dormant in the twigs and bark throughout the winter months. Emerging in the spring, the fungus infects the succulent needles and any wounds on the tree. Infected cypress trees will experience dieback of shoots and needles. The infected areas will develop small fungal bodies that are especially prominent on deadened areas. This disease is especially detrimental to juniper trees. Good ventilation and proper watering and drainage will reduce the potential for phomopsis tip blight. Infected areas should be pruned from the tree, approximately two to three inches away from the point of infection. Fungicidal sprays are effective in treating the infection.
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Hanuman Temple in Connaught Place, New Delhi, India, is an ancient Hindu temple and is claimed to be one of the five temples of Mahabharata days in Delhi. The other four temples are the Kalkaji, a Kali temple in South Delhi containing Swayambu (Sanskrit: "self manifest") rock Idol,  the Yogmaya Temple near Qutub Minar, the Bhairav temple near the Purana Qila and the Nili Chatri Mahadev (Shiva temple) at  Nigambodh Ghat outside the walls of Old Delhi.

The temple, which has a self manifest idol of Hanuman, has an unusual feature fixed in the spire (Shikhara) in the form of a crescent moon instead of the Hindu symbol of Aum or Sun that is commonly seen in most Hindu temples. This became particularly important during the Mughal period corroborating this extraordinary depiction.

The idol in the temple, devotionally worshipped as "Sri Hanuman Ji Maharaj" (Great Lord Hanuman), is that of Bala Hanuman namely, Hanuman as a child.

History

Historically, Delhi located on the banks of the Yamuna River has been stated to be the Indraprastha city built by Pandavas of the Mahabharata epic period. Pandavas ruled from Indraprastha and Kauravas from Hastinapur (two collateral families) as per a brokered partition of the Kuru empire. But, in a dice game, Pandavas lost their Kingdom and were exiled for a 12-year term and in the 13th year must remain in hiding (with a rider that if they were detected during this period they would undergo the exile denovo). Mythological legend states that during the Pandavas' exile (imposed by their cousin Duryodhana of the Kaurava dynasty), in order to subdue Bhima's (second of the  five Pandava brothers) arrogance, Hanuman considered to be the brother of Bhima (both Vayu's children, appeared in the forest disguised as a weak and aged monkey.  Bhima, while in search of a fragrant flower sought by Draupadi in the forest, found Hanuman lying with his tail blocking his way and, unaware of Hanuman's identity, scornfully asked him to remove his tail. But Hanuman told Bhima to lift the tail since being old he was unable to do it on his own. Bhima tried hard several times but failed to lift it, in spite of being a man of great strength. Bhima then realized that the monkey was none other his own brother, apologizes for his arrogant behavior and requests Hanuman to show him his true form. Hanuman was then said to have enlarged himself and showed Bhima the size in which he had crossed the sea to go to Lanka, looking for Maa Sita Ji during the Ramayana epic period. After the Pandavas won the Kurukshetra war against the Kauravas and re–established themselves in Indraprastha, the Pandava clan is stated to have built five temples of Hanuman and other deities.

It is believed that Tulsidas (1532–1623), who wrote Ramacharitamanas (popularly known as Tulsi Ramayan and penned the famous Hanuman Chalisa hymns in praise of Hanuman, visited this temple in Delhi. During his visit to Delhi, Tulsidas was summoned by the Mughal Emperor and asked to perform a miracle, which he did with the blessings of Lord Hanuman. The Emperor was pleased with Tulsidas and presented the Hanuman temple with an Islamic crescent Moon finial which adorns the temple spire. It is also claimed that because of the crescent moon symbol on the spire, the temple was not destroyed by the Muslim rulers who invaded India at various times.

Reportedly, it was built originally by Maharaja Man Singh I of Amber (1540–1614) during Emperor Akbar's (1542-1605) reign. It was reconstructed by Maharaja Jai Singh (1688-1743) in 1724, around the same time as the Jantar Mantar. After that the temple has undergone many improvements making it a notable religious centre in the heart of Central Delhi.

An important feature of the worship at this temple is the 24–hour chanting of the mantra (hymn) "Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram", since 1 August 1964. It is claimed that this continuous chanting has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Temple features

Entry to the temple is through the Baba Kharak Singh Marg (Road). The approach is through a set of marble steps from the road level leading into the main foyer of the temple through massive silver-plated doors, which are engraved with scenes of the epic Ramayana story. The foyer is ventilated with clerestory windows that are adorned with paintings of Hanuman in the cardinal directions depicting his four aspects. Below each Hanuman painting, the full text of Tulsidas's Sundar Kand is inscribed on the marble tablets affixed on the walls. The Sanctum Sanctorum, which houses the Hanuman idol, is on the north wall on the right side of the entry foyer (pictured), with the idol facing the southern direction in a small bas-relief  carving (pictured). Images of Radha and Krishna, a central triumvirate of Rama, Lakshmana and Sita are also installed to the right of the Hanuman idol on the same wall.

As the idol of Hanuman faces the southern direction, devotees can discern only one eye of the idol.  The idol depicts a Gada (mace or club) in the left hand with the right hand crossed across the chest showing veneration to the adjacent idol of lord Rama, Lakshmana and Sita. A tapering crown adorns the idol, which has a sacred thread on the right shoulder and is clad in a fashioned  dhoti. The height of the temple is reported to be . The ceiling of the main mandap (hall or pavilion) depicts the epic story of Ramayana artistically painted. In recent years, the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) has enhanced the religious character of the temple precincts by incorporating within the main complex a shrine to Shiva, Parvati and their children, of the same size as the adjoining main sanctum, another enclosure housing idols of Durga, Lakshmi Narayan and Ganesha and on the south in an annex the idol of goddess Santoshi Mata (the wish fulfilling goddess). The last named deity has created a cult culture among women with Friday worship that was propagated by the religious feature film Jai Santoshi Ma, since 1975.

Visitor information
The temple is situated on the Baba Kharak Singh Road (old Irwin Road) about  southwest of Connaught place in Central Delhi, which is the commercial hub of Delhi. Tuesday and Saturday are special days of worship when devotees congregate at the temple in large numbers. Hanuman Jayanti (birthday celebrations of lord Hanuman) is held every year with great fanfare on the full moon (Purnima) day in the month of Chaitra (March – April) as per established lunar Hindu Panchangam or Hindu calendar. Colourful processions with festoons and with devotees wearing Hanuman masks and tails and carrying large idols of Hanuman fill the streets. Commercial establishments within the temple complex sell religious offerings and bangles made of lac and plastic. It is also a popular place for women for Mehndi (temporary henna tattoos).

This temple is well connected by road as well as Delhi Metro. Shivaji stadium is the nearest bus stand and also has Airport Express Metro Line nearby and Rajeev Chowk is the nearest metro station.

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References

External links

Obama gets Hanuman's blessing Video Reuters.com

Hanuman temples
Hindu temples in Delhi
1724 establishments in India

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Apple TV apps will soon have video previews just like iOS
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Developers who want to write apps for Apple TV have a new tool in their arsenal: video previews.
Just as you can with iOS apps, those written for tvOS can now showcase your app with a short video. Videos help users "better understand your app and encourage more downloads."
Video previews for Apple TV apps will fall under the same program as iOS videos, which means they can be 15 to 30 seconds long.
Mark your calendar for June 16 & 17!
When creating videos, Apple suggests using QuickTime to capture content, and urges developers to capture Apple TV content in landscape.
It will help users get a better feel for apps, but they still can't read reviews. Let's hope that's the next big feature for Apple TV.
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The Best Literary, Film, and Seasonal Stuff Happening in Chicago This December
The critics' picks for the most fun miscellany in the city through year's end.
By Tomi Obaro and Jonathan Messinger
The definitely non-boot (but still collectible) mug from Christkindlmarket at Daley Plaza this year. Photo: Courtesy Christkindlmarket
Music: Classical, New Music, Opera
Theatre: Dramas
12/13–14 at 7 and 9:30 Give the standup comic some credit for still touring. With all the money he's made in syndication, this is how you know he does it because he loves it. $49–$83. Chicago Theatre, 175 N State. thechicagotheatre.com
CRITIC'S PICK
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12/13–24 Annual Music Box Christmas Show. Sing some Christmas carols and then watch White Christmas and It's A Wonderful Life.
Various times and prices. Music Box Theatre, 3733 N Southport. musicboxtheatre.com
Readings & Lectures
Root Down: Stories of Kith and Kin
12/8–9 at 7 The city's longest-running storytelling series, 2nd Story, spends the holidays investigating family with tales from Liz Grear, Lott Hill, and Sage Morgan-Hubbard. $18. Webster's Wine Bar, 480 W Webster. 2ndstory.com
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12/12 at 6 Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Kennedy (Freedom from Fear) has written extensively on the history of immigration in the United States. Here, he delivers a talk titled "A Nation of Immigrants" as part of the library's One Book, One Chicago celebration of Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns. Harold Washington Library Center, 400 S State. chipublib.org
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We have found Pinterest to be a valuable way of researching and collecting ideas for Art, Textiles and Photography whether it be imagery to inspire projects, ideas of materials and techniques or finding examples of work.
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This is our favourite drawing app. It is versatile, allowing imagery to be layered up, allowing you to draw over photographs using a variety of tools.
This app allows you to locate places as well as zoom in to look at the landscape and settlement size.
World figures is great as it contains statistics on every country in the world and is very useful for comparing the development of different countries.
Skitch is a very useful app as it allows you to annotate a photo and analyse the geographical features.
This app is specific to the OCR exam unit. This is a great revision tool when revising for the exam.
Hopscotch is used for KS3 ICT to help students learn programming. The students can grasp the basic concepts of programming including repeat loops.
We use GoodNotes for all notetaking in lessons. We have found it a great way for students to organise their work.
This is a theory based app with quizzes, debates and informative overviews. This is particularly useful tool for revising key terms and concepts.
When students are doing "to camera" pieces this is an invaluable app which does the job of a real Teleprompter brilliantly!
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What does a peer support specialist do?
A peer support specialist is a guide to a person in recovery. A peer support specialist uses his/her own lived experiences and training to help discover a path of recovery that will work best for the individuals they are working with. This path will be different for every individual, and it's the peer specialist's job to help the individual find that path. Here are examples of what a peer support specialist may do to support their clients.
This list is just some of the things a peer support specialist may do, but is by no means a complete list. It is up to the peer specialist to identify the ways that they can best support others in recovery, and to become healthy and productive members in society.


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If you don't want to lose to operate leveraged ETFs, you should read this July 31, 2009 by Paola Pecora many times, before a market rise, we have encountered this exclamation employed or self-employed: why not habre bought more! The same to a low: why not habre sold twice!. Well, it is no more necessary is to curse and ruin the day, because the possibility of double or triple the acquired position is feasible with a new product in the United States stock market. We already know the ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds or paid-up funds) that are investment instruments that allow you to replicate the performance of various indexes that can represent both a representative market indexes, as to certain sectors, as international companies, and its use allows the possibility both diversify our investment portfolios to take maximum advantage of a positive market trend for us, and diversify our portfolio to reduce risk. These ETFs are traded in the same way that a joint action, you can buy and sell during market, without the stipulated time of permanence nor penalties for anticipated rescue. And to not return to lament us as at the beginning of this article, and if we are very confident of a bullish or bearish trend in a sector, an index or certain companies in a country, came the leveraged ETFs (Leveraged ETF) that allow you to double and even triple the performance of their benchmark indices. Is it not perhaps brilliant double and triple earnings? Yes, it is. But not everything is so easy and wonderful as it seems, and that is due to the trap of leverage. A question to be taken into account and that many investors do not know is that the leverage of the ETF is reviewed and adjusted every day, is to say that if a leveraged ETF lateraliza a time, its value could fall heavily in that period.


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