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The Exploration of Class in 'Parasite' and 'Joker'
*spoilers ahead for Parasite & Joker*
Two films – both from different nations – tackled eerily similar themes this year. Bong Joon-ho's Parasite gave us a measured and precise take on social and economic disparity between the rich and the poor of South Korea while Todd Phillips's Joker offered up a chaotic rise of terror born from the aforementioned disparity.
Where the two films differ is in the exploration of their commentary on class. Joker operates as an edgy, incendiary film that has no genuine take on class other than to inflate the social views of the audience. Though its chaos is entertaining and works as a crisp character study of Arthur Fleck's descent into the The Clown Prince of Crime, it does very little by way of actually dissecting the chasm between the rich and poor. Its one goal is to give the audience an easy way out. Wherever you land on the economic spectrum, all it does is stoke the fires of your anger. Whether you align with the rioters and the lavish shot of Joaquín Phoenix surrounded by them, or you abhor his actions against the Waynes and Murray Franklin, it doesn't really matter. Joker offers no explanation or exploration of class, instead operating as a crowd-pleasing film masquerading itself as socially important.
Joker doesn't have to be a film that is critical of society, but the issue is that the reaction audiences are having is one that indicates nothing other than their own political standings – which were already set before they witnessed the very first frame of the film. It doesn't stand to question your political stance or even allow you to empathise with either side. It draws an obvious line between both, divides the audience, and achieves a mirrored reaction from either sect.
Within the space of a few days, however, Parasite slowly crept its way into theatres around the world. It came bearing a similar theme but presented in a wholly different way.
Bong Joon-ho frames class and financial disparity in a tangible manner that does not inflate any political view of the audience, rather encouraging the audience to engage with its subjects and understand who the real villain is.
Despite the bloodshed of the final act, with multiple murders committed by the poor, we are given such a succinct path into that moment that the actions are entirely vindicated.
Mr Kim (Song Kang-ho) is forced to eavesdrop on his wealthy boss, Mr Park (Sun-kyun Lee), as he and his wife joke about Mr Kim's smell. They describe the pungent odor in vivid detail as the camera slowly pans down and focuses on Mr Kim's empty expression as he hides underneath a table. His expression gives way to many thoughts, chiefly that this isn't the first time he has been subject to mockery at the expense of his poverty as well as offering us an insight into what Mr Park's wealthy family think of their less-fortunate workers.
We discover that a poor family lives in the passage directly below the mansion of the Parks. They live among the parasites and dust as they evade 'debt collectors.' A struggle for power breaks out between the Kims and this family; a fight between two groups of poor people. Both with former food business that went bankrupt. Bong Joon-ho highlights how we are only ever one mistake or injustice away from poverty. While the Parks spend their days living lavishly, two poor families battle each other instead of stepping back and trying to find a middle-ground to help each other. Like crabs in a barrel, they pick and prick at each other to no avail. There is no victor or power between either family. It is merely an illusion that works to keep them isolated while the wealthy grow in wealth.
Moments after that scene, Mr Kim discovers that his family's apartment has flooded due to heavy rain. The little possessions they had were submerged and ruined. They end up having to scavenge clothes from a sanctuary where victims of the flooding have had to stay the night.
We cut to the sunny skies of Seoul and the lavish mansion of the Parks as they plan the birthday party of their son. Despite this being on a Sunday, they call upon Mr Kim and his family to work unsociable hours in exchange for "overtime" pay. Due to their newfound destitution, they accept the offer.
Mr Kim is never once asked why his mood is down or his emotions so hollow. Mr Park instead piles duty after duty on his shoulders before delivering the ultimate humiliation: Mr Kim was to dress up as a Native American as Mr Park's son, playing "good Indian," would kill him to save Mr Kim's daughter – a damsel in distress. When Mr Park finally notices the eerie mood of Mr Kim, he utters "you are being paid extra. Think of this as part of your work."
What is masterful about these little moments is that both men are referred to with the prefix 'Mr.' It is supposed to evoke the notion that they are on equal levels of power and respect, yet it is simply an illusion to keep the poor in line and the rich in shrouded power.
When Mr Kim kills Mr Park in one of 2019's bloodiest scenes, the character's decision feels earned. There is a clear progression from A to Z that isn't muddled or one-sided. Mr Park gags at the dead body of Mr Kim's daughter, screaming at Mr Kim to get him the car keys so that he can drive his family away from the madness. He cares only for the keys while a fellow human is literally bleeding to death. The kettle that is this society boils until it can no longer, eventually bursting and burning everyone within close proximity. The rich unknowingly prod the poor with their immense power and disregard of the hardships tied to a lack of money. All the kills in this scene are carried out by the poor as the rich gasp, cry and retreat to safety. They are vindicated in thinking that the poor are lowly, murderous scum; the poor are vindicated in thinking that the rich are self-absorbed and unwilling to help those in need. Parasite ponders that, because a conversation is never had, class will always remain a nasty barrier between humanity.
Mr Kim evades the police as he spends the rest of his existence living underground like the previous family as the mansion becomes inhabited by new wealthy owners. The cycle is doomed to repeat itself because neither rich nor poor are able to truly combat the barriers they themselves build. The film is textbook Bong Joon-ho; class sits atop the pyramid of themes that his movies revolve around, but Parasite feels like Bong Joon-ho at his angriest and most satirical.
Unlike Joker, Parasite analyses the root of the problem and offers a solution instead of throwing a glamorous pity party that merely inflates pre-existing political views on either end of the spectrum. It asks its characters – and audience – to look inward.
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Bradford Arkansas Income Charts
This section shows the economic outlook and local economy using the most recent economic data from the 2018 Census Bureau. Starting with Figure 1 which shows the median earnings per worker. Bradford indicates it has $33,125 median earnings which is the 4th in median earnings out of 10 total in the area. The city with the highest median earnings in the area is Liberty township, White County, Arkansas with an earnings of $39,167 is 18.2% larger. Comparing median earnings to the United States average of $46,022, Bradford is approximately three-fourths the size. Also, compared with the state of Arkansas, median earnings of $37,301, Bradford is about 12.6% smaller.
In Figure 2 we see a more complete view of income which includes all members in a household using the median household income and it has $29,844 median income which is the 6th in median income out of 10 total in the area. The city with the highest median income in the area is Velvet Ridge township with an income of $49,219 is 64.9% larger. Comparing median income to the United States average of $57,652, Bradford is approximately half the size. Also, benchmarked against the state of Arkansas, median income of $43,813, Bradford is approximately three-fourths the size.
Figure 5 has the Average number of hours worked in a typical work week during the year, it has 42.9 average hours which is the 3d most of all other places in the area. The city with the highest average hours in the area is Glaize township with an average hours of 44.0 compares as only about 2.6% larger. Dividing median annual worker earnings by the average number of hours worked in a year in Figure 6 shows that it has $14.85 average hourly earnings which is the 4th in average hourly earnings out of 10 total in the area. The city with the highest average hourly earnings in the area is Liberty township, White County, Arkansas with an average hourly earnings of $18.02 is 21.4% larger. Comparing average hourly earnings to the United States average of $22.87, Bradford is approximately three-fourths the size. Also, in comparison with the state of Arkansas, average hourly earnings of $18.25, Bradford measures about 22.9% smaller.
Figure 7 examines the number of self employed people in the area based on the number of people who reported any self employment income. Bradford illustrates it has 4.8% Self Employed which is the 5th in Self Employed out of 10 total in the area. The city with the highest Self Employed in the area is Velvet Ridge township with a Self Employed of 15.1% is approximately 3.2 times bigger.
Turning our attention to Figure 8, the median household income by age group, has Median Income-65 years and over in the middle of other places in the area at $25,500 of the total and is ranked in the middle of the group.
In terms of the source of where income comes from, in Figure 9 Bradford has the largest proportion of Public Assistance and SSI at 4.5% of the total and is ranked #1.
The next chart (Figure 11) shows the percentage of households that had retirement income over the last 12 months and it has 21.4% households with retirement income which is the 3d most of all other places in the area. The city with the highest households with retirement income in the area is Velvet Ridge township with a households with retirement income of 29.6% measures 38.3% larger.
Figure 13 shows the cost of living for a variety of cost components from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Bradford shows it has hightest cost of 97.5 for Cost of grocery items.
Bradford Arkansas Labor Force Charts
The next two charts look at very recent, monthly trended employment related performance using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS tracks unemployment statistics for a large number of areas throughout the country on a month to month basis. However, not every location in the U.S. is tracked by the BLS so the chart will only show the closest location available (which may be the same location.) Figure 14 shows the monthly unemployment rate for the area as well as a comparison to the overall measure for the United States. It shows that from January 2011 to January 2019 the Monthly Unemployment Rate went from 7.3% to 3.7%. This represents a decrease in the Monthly Unemployment Rate of 49.3%. In Figure 15 the monthly labor force participation which are people actively looking for work are also defined as unemployed but do not include people who have given up looking for work. The participation level It illustrates that from March 2011 to September 2018 the Monthly Labor Force Participation went from 11,423 to 11,970. This represents an increase in the Monthly Labor Force Participation of 4.8%.
The next two charts look at the annual unemployment rate and is based on the American Community survey. Figure 16 shows Bradford illustrates it has 0.5% unemployment rate which is the 4th smallest unemployment rate of all the other places in the area. The city with the highest unemployment rate in the area is Russell with a rate of 6.4% is markedly bigger. Figure 17 shows the labor force participation using the estimated percentage of people either working or actively looking for work. Bradford demonstrates it has 47.7% participation rate which is the 5th in participation rate out of 10 total in the area.
The percentage of full-time workers are compared to the number of part-time workers in Figure 19. Bradford indicates full time employees is approximately 3.6 times bigger than part time employees.
The next employment related data item is shown in Figure 21 which is the percentage of families with only a single earner. Bradford indicates it has 38.7% families with a single earner which is the 5th in families with a single earner out of 10 total in the area. The city with the highest families with a single earner in the area is Velvet Ridge township with a single earners rate of 71.6% is about twice as large. The percentage of families with no one working is depicted in Figure 22. Bradford shows it has 25.2% families with no one working which is the 2nd most of all the places in the area. The city with the highest families with no one working in the area is Russell township, White County, Arkansas with a families with no worker of 35.6% is 41.3% larger.
Bradford Arkansas Poverty Charts
The next section details information about poverty in the area. In Figure 23 the total number of people earning less than the poverty level are shown. Bradford shows it has 210 total people earning less than the poverty level which is the 2nd most of all the places in the area. The city with the highest total people earning less than the poverty level in the area is Liberty township, White County, Arkansas with a total people earning less than the poverty level of 325 is 54.8% larger.
In Figure 24 the percentage of people earning less than the poverty level is shown and compared across the group of places. Bradford shows it has 28.2% percent of people earning less than the poverty level which is the 2nd most of all the places in the area. The city with the highest percent of people earning less than the poverty level in the area is Russell with a percent of people in poverty of 33.6% measures 19.4% larger.
In Figure 25 people who are in poverty are broken out by age group. Bradford has person in poverty Under 12 Years in the middle of other places in the area at 21% of the total and is ranked in the middle of the group. Second, it has the largest proportion of person in poverty 12 to 17 years at 8% of the total and is ranked #1.
The next chart looks at the percentage of people in poverty based on their education level in Figure 28 marriage status. Bradford has the largest proportion of highschool graduate and in poverty at 35% of the total and is ranked #1. Additionally, Figure 30 looks at the percentage of people who receive some form of public assistance including general assistance, temporary assistance or food stamps (i.e. SNAP.) We can see that Bradford indicates it has 26.2% households with public assistance which is the 2nd most of all the places in the area. The city with the highest households with public assistance in the area is Russell with a households with public assistance of 28.6% is 9.1% larger.
Figure 31 shows the "Gini Index of Income Inequality" with a range from zero (perfect equality) to one (perfect inequality). Bradford points out it has 42.5% the Gini Index which is the 5th in the Gini Index out of 10 total in the area.
Bradford Arkansas Work Commute Charts
In Figure 35 is shown a frequency distribution of the time that people leave for work. Bradford has the largest proportion of people who leave for work between 12noon to 4pm at 14% of the total and is ranked #1.
The next graph in Figure 36 shows the average number of minutes that it takes for people to commute to work. Bradford has the largest proportion of people with commute time between 25 to 29 minutes at 15% of the total and is ranked #1. Second, it has the largest proportion of people with commute time between 30 to 34 minutes at 33% of the total and is ranked #1.
The average commute time is shown in Figure 37. Bradford shows it has 26 average commute time which is the 4th in average commute time out of 10 total in the area. Figure 38 shows the difference between male versus female commuting time and Bradford shows average commute time in minutes for men is about the same size than average commute time in minutes for women. Figure 41 shows the percentage of people who both work and live in the same city (town or place.) Bradford indicates it has 22% people who both work and live in the same city which is the largest of all placesin the area. Comparing people who both work and live in the same city to the United States average of 42%, Bradford measures approximately half the size. Also, benchmarked against the state of Arkansas, people who both work and live in the same city of 51%, Bradford is approximately half the size.
Bradford Arkansas Jobs Charts
The next to charts break out the median earnings for major job categories for men and women. Figure 46 shows the median earnings of men for the job categories. Bradford shows it has hightest median earnings of $56,250 for Earnings-Natural resources, construction, maintenance occupations. Similarly, Figure 47 shows the median earnings of women for the job categories and Bradford illustrates it has hightest median earnings of $41,875 for Earnings-Education, legal, community service, arts, media occupations.
Bradford Arkansas Self Employment Charts
Figure 49 shows the number of people who are self employed in incorporated businesses by industry. Bradford indicates it has hightest entrepreneurs of 100% for self employed management, business, science, and arts businesses.
Similar to the last chart is Figure 50 which shows the number of people who are self employed but in more detailed industry categories. Bradford shows it has hightest entrepreneurs of 100% for self employed in agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining.
In Figure 51 the average annual self employment income is shown. Bradford indicates it has $16,464 average annual self employment income which is the 3d most of all other places in the area. The city with the highest average annual self employment income in the area is Glaize township with an average annual self employment income of $382,825 is considerably bigger. Comparing average annual self employment income to the United States average of $36,502, Bradford measures approximately half the size. Also, compared with the state of Arkansas, average annual self employment income of $32,820, Bradford compares as approximately half the size.
Figure 52 shows the difference between the number of self employed men and self employed women. Bradford shows total number of self-employed men is approximately half the size than total number of self-employed women.
Bradford, Arkansas Economy Data
Figure 1: Bradford, AR Median Earnings per Worker
Figure 2: Bradford, AR Median Household Income
Figure 3: Bradford, AR Earnings Distribution
Figure 5: Bradford, AR Avg Hrs Worked in Week
Figure 6: Bradford, AR Avg Hourly Earnings
Figure 7: People Self Employed in Bradford, AR
Figure 8: Bradford, AR Median Household Income By Age Group
Figure 9: Bradford, AR Source of Income
Figure 12: Median Family Income By Race in Bradford, AR
Figure 13: Bradford, AR Cost of Living (100 = U.S. Average)
Figure 14: Monthly Unemployment Rate for Area Closest to Bradford, AR Tracked by BLS
Figure 15: Quarterly Labor Force Participation for the Area Closest to Bradford, AR Tracked by BLS
Figure 16: Bradford, AR Annual Unemployment Rate
Figure 18: Bradford, AR Components of Employment Status
Figure 21: Bradford, AR Families with a Single Earner
Figure 22: Bradford, AR Families with No One Working
Figure 23: Bradford, AR In Poverty
Figure 25: Bradford, AR Poverty Break Out by Age Group
Figure 26: Bradford, AR Poverty Break Out by Race
Figure 27: Bradford, AR Poverty and Marriage Status
Figure 28: Bradford, AR Poverty and Education Attainment Level
Figure 29: Bradford, AR In Poverty and Working Status
Figure 30: Bradford, AR Households with Public Assistance
Figure 31: Bradford, AR Gini Index of Income Inequality
Figure 32: Bradford, AR Mode of Transportation to Work
Figure 35: Bradford, AR Time Leaving For Work
Figure 37: Bradford, AR Average Commute Time in Minutes
Figure 38: Bradford, AR Average Commute Time for Male vs. Female
Figure 39: Bradford, AR Detailed breakout of age groups by means of transportation to work
Figure 40: Bradford, AR Vehicles available
Figure 41: Bradford, AR People who both Work and Live in the Same City
Figure 42: Bradford, AR Median Annual Earngins by High Level Industry Groups
Figure 45: Bradford, AR Median Annual Earnings by Job Category
Figure 48: Detailed Job Categories with Annual Earnings for Bradford, AR
Figure 49: Number of Self Employed People by Industry in Bradford, AR
Figure 50: Bradford, AR Number of Self Employed People by Detailed Industry Grouping
Figure 51: Bradford, AR Average Annual Self Employment Income
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The past four months since out last newsletter has been tightly packed with the official launch of CLEX, the legacy event for ARCCSS and an acceleration in important research across all of our programs.
The past four months have been incredibly busy with a new research brief structure, big changes in social media, and a mainstream media takeover likely to have significant ramifications for our communication of research.
Our CMS team have decided to experiment with a new way to provide training to the Centre's scientists.
Melissa Hart looks at how funding will continue for ARCCSS students and how affiliations need to be considered. This year's Winter School was also quite a success. Aside from the science, there were some very useful tips in putting together a bio that can help advance the careers of our students.
Research has now begun in earnest in the Drought Research Program with all key staff finally in place. This has proved timely. At the time of writing (August 2018) most of NSW has been drought declared and forecasters suggesting little sign of drought-breaking rains over coming months.
Extreme Rainfall RP report – August 2018.
The Extreme Rainfall Research Program has put personnel in place and is working on research into how extreme rainfall is represented in models.
The Climate Variability and Teleconnections Research Program has formed into three separate clusters – SAM, Tropical Variability and Oceans.
The Heatwaves and Cold Outbreaks Research Program is in full swing, welcoming a new associate investigator in Debbie Hudson from the Bureau of Meteorology and pressing ahead with research across a range of areas.
On Wednesday, June 27, we celebrated the achievements of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Systems Science with a legacy event at Old Parliament House. The celebrations also included three masterclasses in various aspects of climate science.
Steefan Contractor attended the ARCCSS/CLEX winter school from June 25-29, 2018. The theme of the school was climate extremes. It involved lectures in the morning on various climate extremes (such as heatwaves and rainfall extremes) and also a group activity in the afternoons.


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Музей Анастасии Цветаевой — музей, посвящённый жизни и творчеству замечательной русской писательницы-мемуаристки Анастасии Ивановны Цветаевой (1894—1993), младшей сестры великого русского поэта Марины Цветаевой.

Жизнь А. И. Цветаевой много лет была связана с казахстанским городом Павлодаром. Она приехала в Павлодар после трудных лет ссылки (отбывала в деревне Пихтовка Новосибирской области) в начале 1957 года, жила здесь постоянно по 1962 год, а после вплоть до 1974 года часто приезжала в гости, жила в семье сына — Андрея Борисовича Трухачёва по полгода, воспитывая внучек Маргариту и Ольгу. Именно здесь она начала писать главный труд своей жизни — книгу «Воспоминания» (первое издание — 1971 г.), здесь написано немало рассказов, из Павлодара велась переписка со многими известными поэтами и писателями (Борис Пастернак, Павел Антокольский и др.).

Открытие музея
4 января 2013 года в Славянском культурном центре города Павлодара состоялось открытие первого в мире музея Анастасии Цветаевой. В основу фондов музея легла личная коллекция материалов, книг, фотографий о семье Цветаевых Ольги Николаевны Григорьевой (директор музея А. Цветаевой, поэт, журналист, лауреат литературной премии им. Марины Цветаевой, член Союза писателей Казахстана и Союза российских писателей).
К открытию Цветаевского музея в Павлодар пришли приветствия из Москвы, Астаны, Петрозаводска, Вологды, Новосибирска, Омска, от цветаеведов из Германии, Франции, Израиля, США, Украины. День открытия музея стал не только радостью для присутствующих, но и днём восстановления исторической справедливости, ведь долгие годы в Павлодаре имя писательницы не вспоминалось. Информация о создании в Казахстане Цветаевского музея появилась в городских и областных СМИ, в «Литературной газете», «Российской газете», «Казахстанской правде», прошли сюжеты по областному и республиканскому телевидению.

Фонд павлодарского музея Анастасии Цветаевой насчитывает сейчас 4150 единиц хранения и постоянно пополняется. Музей ведёт активную издательскую деятельность.

Экспонаты музея
К уникальным экспонатам музея относятся подлинные вещи писательницы: её рукописи и письма; фотографии, сделанные самой Анастасией Ивановной; книги с её автографами; личные вещи. В экспозиции представлен чемодан (дерево, фанера), с которым А. Цветаева была в ссылке, а затем приехала в Павлодар. В фондах музея хранится 20 иконок из иконостаса писательницы, многие из них с самодельными окладами. Часть икон представлена в экспозиции. Привлекает внимание посетителей печатная машинка А. И. Цветаевой, которую та подарила своей младшей внучке Ольге Трухачёвой, а Ольга Андреевна передала в павлодарский музей.

О. Трухачёва (сейчас живёт в США) подарила музею пластинки из фонотеки бабушки, патефонные и виниловые. Посетители имеют возможность послушать их на патефоне или проигрывателе. Также младшая внучка писательницы передала в музей посуду, которой пользовалась А. И. Цветаева. Особый интерес у юных посетителей вызывает фильмоскоп из семьи Трухачёвых, на котором А. И. Цветаева вместе с внучками Ольгой и Ритой смотрели диафильмы. Так как писательница всю жизнь увлекалась фотографией, в экспозиции представлен «фотографический уголок» (проявитель, глянцеватель, красный фонарь и др.).

Особый раздел посвящён автографам А. И. Цветаевой на книгах. Это книги, которые она дарила членам своей семьи, друзьям, коллегам по перу. Несколько книг «Воспоминаний» с автографами писательницы передали в музей павлодарцы. Подлинники писем и открыток А. Цветаевой подарили музею Д. А. Донская и И. Д. Карташевская (Москва). Бесценные материалы (включая рукописи) передали в музей её биографы Г. К. Васильев и Г. Я. Никитина.

Фонды музея включают большой библиотечный фонд, в котором собраны книги не только Анастасии и Марины Цветаевых, но и произведения, им посвящённые; книги авторов из их окружения; научные сборники многочисленных Цветаевских конференций.

Культурные акции музея
За время работы у музея Анастасии Цветаевой сложились свои традиционные ежегодные акции: «Цветаевский костёр», Цветаевские читательские конференции, «Цветаевский каток», праздник «Уголок детства».

Ежегодно в конце сентября, перед днём рождения А. И. Цветаевой (27 сентября), в старом городском парке («Ленпарк») зажигается Цветаевский костёр. В 2021-ом году он прошёл в семнадцатый раз. Каждый год на эти осенние праздники поэзии и музыки приходит большое количество горожан, молодёжи и старожилов города, приезжают гости из других городов Казахстана и России.

На 15-ом Цветаевском костре в 2019 году в Ленпарке была открыта памятная доска в честь пребывания в Павлодаре А. И. Цветаевой.

Ещё одна традиция родилась в музее — в День Славянской письменности и культуры, 24 мая, проводить большие читательские конференции по творчеству Анастасии Цветаевой, Марины Цветаевой и окружения сестёр. Разнообразны темы сообщений. Школьники, студенты и просто горожане после прочтения произведений А. И. Цветаевой высказывают своё мнение; выступают сотрудники музея и гости-цветаеведы.

Есть у павлодарцев ещё одна необычная традиция — 4 января, в именины Анастасии Ивановны (и день рождения музея) сотрудники музея вместе с молодёжью Славянского центра выходят на каток, в память о том, как писательница до самых преклонных лет каталась на коньках на павлодарском стадионе «Трактор». В «Цветаевском катке» принимала участие прославленная конькобежка, призёр Олимпийских игр в Нагано Людмила Прокашева и её воспитанники.

Ежегодно 1 июня, в День защиты детей, музей проводит выездное мероприятие «Уголок детства» в Ленпарке, где любила гулять с внучками А. И. Цветаева. Ребята узнают о жизни и творчестве «бабушки Аси» и о семье Трухачёвых и, конечно, так же, как Рита и Ольга в детстве, любят полазить по фигурам львов, медведей и слона, сохранившихся в парке с 50-х годов прошлого века.

Неизменным успехом у горожан пользуются выставки, которые организовывает музей. К примеру, «Александровское лето Марины Цветаевой» (в год её 125-летия); фотовыставка «По следам Цветаевых» Эльвиры Калашниковой (прошла в областной библиотеке в мае 2019 г.); «Мимолётный Пастернак» — дар московского Дома-музея М. Цветаевой (в 2015 году в музее и в феврале 2020 в актовом зале Дома Дружбы); выставка офортов художницы Ирины Колмогорцевой «Читая Цветаеву», г. Казань; выставка рисунков художника Александра Реутова «Забытый лагерь», г. Амурск; выставка, посвящённая сыну М. Цветаевой Георгию Эфрону «Он погиб в 19» цветаеведов из Москвы М. Уразовой и И. Невзоровой и многие другие. В феврале-марте 2021 года с успехом прошла фотовыставка «Дорогами "Воспоминаний". Цветаевские места Италии». Автор — известный фотожурналист Татьяна Алексенко (Италия).

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 Аубакирова, Манат. Музей Анастасии Цветаевой в Павлодаре: материалы конкурса «В место гения»// Год литературы в России
 Внимание: Цветаевская неделя! // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Гейзерова, А. В Павлодаре открыли музей Анастасии Цветаевой. // Российская газета.- 2013.- 9 янв
 Дьяченко-Винтер, И. «Ростком серебряным рванулась ввысь…».// Газета «Дойче Альгемайне Цайтунг». — 2018. — 11 мая
 Игнатовская, Е. Цветаева вернулась в Павлодар. // Детская газета «Багруша»
 Ливинцова, В. В павлодарском Славянском центре открыли музей Анастасии Цветаевой.// Казинформ. — 2013. — 7 января
 Музей Анастасии Цветаевой открыли в павлодарском Славянском центре /Казинформ.// Караван: медиапортал.- 2013.- 7 января
 Павлодарский Цветаевский костёр — слайд-фильм. // // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Павлодарцы на первом Цветаевском костре в Кокшетау. // Телеканал «Кокше». — 2017. — 5 октября
 Первый в мире музей Анастасии Цветаевой открылся в казахстанском Павлодаре. // Историческая правда: Россия-Беларусь
 Песни, посвящённые Цветаевским кострам. // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Попова, М. Павлодарский музей Анастасии Ивановны Цветаевой получил подарок. // Литер.- 2015.- 7 янв.
 Рябиновый концерт в Павлодаре. // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Тринадцатый павлодарский. // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 У поэтического огня. // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга. — [О 11 Цветаевском костре в Павлодаре]
 Хроника Цветаевских костров в Павлодаре.// Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Цветаевским кострам посвятили сборник песен в Павлодаре.// Казинформ. — 2017. — 24 декабря
 Цветаевский костёр в Павлодаре.// // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Цветаевский костёр в Павлодаре. // Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
 Цветаевский костёр в Павлодаре.// Сайт «Цветаевские костры», Елабуга
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Литература
Книги, изданные музеем Анастасии Цветаевой:

 Васильев, Г., Никитина, Г. Встречи-свидания с Анастасией Ивановной Цветаевой. — Павлодар: Типография ИП Сытина Н. И., 2017.- 228 с., фотографии.
 Верую в добро!: Песни на стихи Анастасии Цветаевой / сост. Г. Ш. Чистякова; вст. ст. О. Григорьева; Славянский культурный центр; Музей А. Цветаевой. — Павлодар, 2014. — 134 с.; ноты.
 Гори, Цветаевский костёр!: Песни, посвящённые цветаевским кострам / сост. Г. Ш. Чистякова; вст. ст. О.Григорьева. — Павлодар, 2017.-76 с.; ноты.
 Душа Анастасии: Песни, посвящённые Анастасии Цветаевой /сост. Г. Ш. Чистякова; вст. ст. О. Григорьева; Славянский культурный центр; Музей А. И. Цветаевой. — Павлодар, 2016. — 116 с.; ноты.
 Мы Вас помним, Анастасия Ивановна! Воспоминания павлодарцев о А. И. Цветаевой. — Павлодар, 2011.- 15 с.
 Связующая век и миг: Сборник стихотворений, посвящённых Анастасии Цветаевой. /сост. О. Н. Григорьева. — Барнаул-Павлодар, 2014.- 135 с., фотографии.
 Связующая век и миг: Стихи об Анастасии Цветаевой. / сост. О. Григорьева. — Павлодар, 2014.- 79 с.
 Связующая век и миг: Стихи, посвящённые Анастасии Цветаевой. 120 лет со дня рождения А. И. Цветаевой: сборник / сост. О. Н. Григорьева. — М.: Дом-музей Марины Цветаевой, 2014.- 140 с.
 Три воздушных шарика : Сборник детских сказок / сост. и ред. О. Григорьева; предисл. О. Трухачёва; худ. И. Гребенников. — Павлодар: Дом печати, 2015. — 112 с.
 Цветаевский календарь. 2018. Посвящается пятилетию музея Анастасии Цветаевой в Павлодаре. /сост. О. Григорьева. — Павлодар: Дом печати, 2017. — 14 л.; фотографии.
 Музей Анастасии Цветаевой: Буклет / сост. О. Григорьева. — Павлодар, Центр рекламы и полиграфии А. Пархоменко, 2018. — 12 с.
 Две сестры, две слезы, две дороги: Сборник стихотворений / сост. О. Григорьева, Г. Чистякова. — Павлодар, ЭКО, 2019. — 136 с.
 Календарь для записи памятных дат. К 125-летию А. И. Цветаевой. / сост. О. Григорьева. — Павлодар, Типография ИП Сытин А. А., 2019. — 16 с.
 Цветаевские кошки: книга-альбом / сост. О. Григорьева, предисл. О. Трухачёва. — Павлодар, Типография ИП Сытин А. А., 2021. — 52 с.; фотографии.

Появились в 2013 году в Казахстане
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Claire A. Warden (b. Montreal, Quebec) is an artist working in Phoenix, Arizona. Claire's work explores intersecting ideas of identity, the other, and the psychology of knowledge and power. The constructed photograph is integral to her arts practice. She received her BFA in Photography and BA in Art History from Arizona State University.
Claire's work has been exhibited in the United States and abroad including solo exhibitions of Mimesis at the Center for Fine Art Photography, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center and Art Intersection. She has participated in group exhibitions at the Griffin Museum of Photography, Rayko Photo Center, Sous Les Etoiles Gallery, Division Gallery in Toronto, Agripas 12 Gallery in Jerusalem, Galería Valid Foto in Barcelona and Students' City Cultural Center Gallery in Belgrade. She received an Artist Research and Development Grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an Individual Artist Grant Award supported by the Creative Capacity Fund and the Contemporary Forum Artist Grant. She has been named LensCulture's Top 50 Emerging Talents, Photo Boite's 30 Under 30 Women Photographers, a Critical Mass finalist and a Photobook Melbourne Photo Award finalist. Her work has been featured in Real Simple magazine, The HAND Magazine, Common Ground Journal, Prism Magazine, Diffusion Magazine and a forthcoming publication by PYLOT Magazine. Claire was awarded an artist residency through the Alfred and Trafford Klots International Program for Artists in France, completed a yearlong residency at Art Intersection in Arizona in 2015 and was a 2016 Artist-In-Residence at the Center for Photography at Woodstock.


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The SFC.exe program writes the details of each verification operation and of each repair operation to the CBS.log file. The CBS.persist.log is generated when the CBS gets to be around 50 meg in size. CBS.log is copied to cbs.persist.log and a new cbs.log file is started.
Right click on the CBS.log file.
Check "Compress contents to save disk space" and click on OK.
In addition,also recommended to run sfc/scannow to check the health of system files.
If you are sure your system is running fine, you can delete this file. SFC.exe will create a new one, next time it is run.
Stop TrustedInstaller.exe (Windows Module Installer) in Taskmanager Services tab. Additionally if you cannot, open the Taskmanager Processes tab and End Task the same process.
Delete or move all the .log files in the C:\Windows\Logs\CBS directory, you can delete the .persist and .cab files as well.
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Nokia 3310 4G variant receives TENAA certification
Nokia's much-anticipated smartphones have not overstayed their welcome, it seems. The TENAA listing for the LTE-equipped Nokia 3310 shows off a phone that is visually identical to existing versions of the Nokia 3310 (2017) but is set apart by the inclusion of compatibility with some 4G LTE bands.
In April this year, HMD Global made a decision to bring back the Nokia 3310 in order to monetize the nostalgic value that the phone has. Recently, the same device received Bluetooth SIG certification as well. The TENAA images of the Nokia 3310 4G variant revealed a similar design of the Nokia 3310 3G.
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As 2G networks are not in use in many countries, the Nokia 3310 3G was launched. It has more spacing between the keys to facilitate a better typing experience.
The Yun OS is developed based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and lacks the Google Play Services support. These mostly consist of the TD-LTE bands used in eastern markets, most likely to accommodate the fact that many of these markets have entirely shuttered the 2G and 3G bands that other versions of the Nokia 3310 (2017) run on. Onboard this device are several Series 30+ OS supporting several social media apps including the most popular ones like Twitter, Facebook, and Skype. "Design wise, the 4G version is nearly identical to its predecessors [except for the placement of LED flash and speakers.] The dimension remains at 117 x 52.4 x 13.35 mm, display at 2.4" and so the battery capacity that is said to be the same 1200mAh.
Moreover, if the Nokia 3310 4G variant is launched, then it will be priced relatively higher than the 3G and 2G variants of the device, so we need to wait for its launch to know more details.
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We debate one of Britain's toughest political decisions: whether or not to stay in the European Union
In 100 days, we'll make the 'decision of a generation'. And it's women who will swing the Brexit vote. Stylist debates whether we should stay or go
"We should stay"
June Sarpong, TV presenter and board member of Stronger In Europe, argues that women will be better off – and safer – if we remain in the EU
The EU referendum campaign is only a few weeks old, yet seems to have been going on forever. The sight of rows of grey men in grey suits (particularly on the 'Leave' side), fighting battles about sovereignty and foreign direct investment, is not a pretty one. It's also in danger of leaving female voters with the distinct impression that while Europe impacts on Westminster village, it's of little relevance to those outside it.
Nothing could be further from the truth. This referendum will have profound consequences on people the length and breadth of Britain. It's about your job, your rights… your life; it's about the kind of country we want to live in.
As women, many of the employment rights we enjoy are the product of European, not British, law. For example, it's EU law that prohibits discrimination in the workplace on grounds of gender, age, ethnic or racial origin, religion or belief, disability or sexual orientation.
It's thanks to EU membership that we're entitled to 14 weeks' paid maternity leave – and to protection against being sacked for being pregnant. We're allowed up to a year off after having a baby – and the right to maternity leave has been extended to self-employed women, too.
That's why I'm campaigning for Britain to stay in Europe; because I know we're stronger, safer and better off in – and I worry about the consequences leaving would have on us all.
Having lived in America for eight years, where maternity leave is considered 'sick leave' (and paternity leave no more than a concept), there's no doubt my British friends with children are far more fortunate than my American ones. One friend in New York (who's luckier than most) works for the City of New York and, when she takes maternity leave later this year, will receive six weeks' paid maternity. Six weeks! Worse, in the US, this is a luxury – one that is currently only enjoyed by New Yorkers. That's got to be a consideration. As working women within the EU, we can have total confidence that our rights and conditions are being safeguarded – including our rights to paid holiday, having a safe workplace, protection if the company we work for goes bust. The idea of leaving these entitlements to the tender mercies of Farage and friends should be a big worry for all of us.
Being in Europe means more job opportunities here in Britain – it's that simple. The EU is the biggest single market on earth, having broken down barriers (tariffs, taxes, import duty etc) to make it easier for member countries to trade and invest in each other. The numbers speak for themselves: countless studies have found that at least three million jobs are linked to our trade with Europe, so if Britain pulls out, there's no telling what it would do to our already tough jobs market.
And it isn't just jobs. Being in Europe keeps prices low, not just due to the absence of tariffs on food and other commodities but because competition between companies created by the single market means you have more providers to choose from to get the best deal.
In fact, if tariffs on imported goods were introduced, the Centre for Economic and Business Research has estimated that prices could rise by a whopping £11billion a year – that's £176 per Briton.
Don't forget that, if Britain left the EU but wanted to retain access to the single market, we would still have to abide by EU rules – but would entirely lose our say over what they were.
A lot of angry debate surrounds the 'free movement of people' around Europe, but what is rarely mentioned is that we all benefit from this right. Anyone who has studied in Berlin, spent a week in Spain or a weekend in Prague has enjoyed the benefits of being part of the EU. Air fares are more competitive, mobile phone charges cheaper; we enjoy the right to free healthcare in Europe – and if we want to work in the EU, we won't be discriminated against.
On 23 June, all this – and more – will be at stake. I believe pro-Europeans have the best arguments, but these alone will not win the referendum. We need passion, involvement and support up and down the country.
The debate is dominated by men, but the outcome will be decided by women. So don't sit on the sidelines, stand up and get involved; use your voice to stay in.
"We should go"
Helen Rumbelow, former political correspondent and features writer at The Times, believes British women would have a better future if we left the EU
Do you love a meeting? A really, really long meeting? One where you walk in and a lot of blokes in suits are sitting there, and you go, "Who are these people? I've never seen any of them before in my life!" And it turns out those blokes earn their place at the table by stifling creativity, change and progress. You do like those meetings? Well, great. In that case, please vote to "stay" in Europe. You obviously have strong bladder control and an appetite for bureaucratic inertia. If not, please consider that the European Union is a half-century long meeting. In fact it's the most "meeting-y" meeting in the entire world.
I don't really want to be in the "Brexit" camp. I know you don't either. I mean, look at them! Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Michael Gove, George Galloway. It's like a gallery of every ruddy-faced goggly-eyed extremist you wouldn't want to share a lift with, let alone a political position. However many billions the European Union costs the UK, perhaps, you may think, it's worth it just to stop looking at these portly gentlemen wiping the foam from their chin. Research suggests women are more Eurosceptic than men, but less likely to support Brexit. I hear you sister.
So it is only by carefully shielding my eyes against the Brexit supporters that I have made my decision. I know the bad – "vaguely racist golf club bore" – branding of the Brexit group, compared to the glamorous "innies". But I see it totally differently. Since when did ever closer union to a distant and undemocratic government in Brussels become quite so fashionable?
Yes, we pay into the European Union roughly £23million a day more than we get back. But does being part of an expensive club help us in a million little ways, as the innies argue? Maybe. As the House of Commons Library stated, "There is no definitive study" on the costs or benefits of withdrawal. It's a known unknown, and while my hunch is that it's not worth £23million a day, that in fact the money could buy quite a few midwives and school places, my feelings run deeper than that.
Are you pro-immigration? I am, but we can't open our jobs to the most interesting and useful people in India, China, Brazil, Canada, wherever, when we have our door wedged unfairly open to all comers from Europe. Are you in favour of helping African countries and other poor nations through trade? I am. But the European Union is a protectionist closed shop that makes it harder, not easier, for free exchange with countries that most want trade, not aid. I want young female entrepreneurs to be able to turn their faces to the world, not get hidebound by EU red tape. Are you pro-democratic? I am, but governance by Brussels just doesn't feel that way. I have no idea who these people are. I suspect they may be a bit corrupt, but – unlike British politicians – I have no way of telling. I don't necessarily trust our MPs, but I trust them more.
Remember the campaign to get a woman, other than the Queen, featured on British bank notes? Women protested, and things changed. That's how our democracy works: they want your vote, after all. Brussels, by contrast, wouldn't much listen amid the 500 million other voices. We currently have a tax on tampons, as they are classed as a "luxury" product. But the British government is powerless to change this. Ending this situation would, in fact, take a proposal from the European Commission, and an agreement from all 28 member states.
Whenever I go to countries and think, "Wow, they do a mighty fine job running this place" – I notice it's always the small, nimble places that guard their independence as far as they can. Look at the top slots in the world Democracy Index: from Norway to New Zealand, they are confident in their freedom. No surprise there is a big overlap between the Democracy Index and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Better Life index. We just don't do well in behemoths.
I know why the European Union was thought to be a good idea in the first place. It was better to have the pointless and expensive meeting than to have a pointless and expensive war. That much is true, and in that sense at least, it has succeeded. But now it feels dated. Isn't there a more optimistic vision of the future? We don't need to get stuck in the meeting any more, we can, instead, get things done.
So, how might life change if we leave the EU?
We answer the little questions on everybody's lips
Would it become more expensive to fly to the EU?
New air service agreements might have to be negotiated and any increase in airline costs could be passed on to the consumer, meaning fares may rise for some destinations. However, Joel Brandon-Bravo, UK managing director for Travelzoo, says, "We would expect prices to remain competitive as top destinations such as Spain, France and Italy depend heavily on the tourism spend of British travellers."
Will I still be able to work in Europe or will I need a visa?
No country has ever left the EU before so it's very difficult to know exactly what would be agreed in the exit negotiations. However, Professor Anand Menon, director of independent research group The UK In A Changing Europe, says, "It is in no country's interests to stop people working abroad. I suspect they would come up with a deal to allow Britons to continue to do so without visas."
Will I have to pay more for my favourite French cheese and Italian wine?
Dr Swati Dhingra from the London School of Economics believes that, "Brexit could make French cheese more expensive for Brits, and British tea more expensive for continentals." But pro-Brexit campaigners argue that costs could go down if the UK leaves the EU's Common Agricultural Policy, which subsidises farmers.
Will we all have to get new passports? And what about my pet?
HM Passport Office is refusing to speculate on the future of UK passports, however, the massive cost of reissuing them to all British citizens would be a considerable deterrent. Professor Menon says, "I'd imagine that, if the UK left, they'd bring in new passports but you'd change when you renewed normally." As for pet passports, campaigners hope Brexit would result in a strict system that would end the rise in puppy trafficking.
My partner is European, will he/she be allowed to continue living in the UK?
Those who have already been granted the right to remain in the UK needn't worry as this legally cannot be revoked, however, if Brexit happens there would be no automatic right for EU nationals to work or study here. Damian Chalmers, Professor of European Union Law at LSE, believes that while spouses should be granted leave to remain, those who are not legally married or are in a civil sponsored_longform could have issues: "EU citizens in the UK, for example, would need to acquire the right to remain here through other channels such as work visas."
Would my mobile phone roaming charges go up?
Thanks to a vote by MEPs, mobile roaming fees in the EU are due to disappear from June 2017. "Driving down costs and making it easier to travel is what being in the EU is all about," said Liberal Democrat MEP Catherine Bearder at the time. This legislation could be jeopardised by Brexit but a hike in fees is unlikely as no phone operator would want to be the one to increase costs.
What do you think? Share your thoughts on the 'Brexit' in the comment section, below.
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The Irish Wheelchair Rugby team face their biggest test yet in the European Championship qualifiers in Prague.
They're looking to make it three wins from three in Group A as they take on tournament favourites, France, this morning.
Following wins over Italy and Austria Ireland have already booked their place in the semi-finals.


Baron Adrien Victor Joseph de Gerlache de Gomery (2 August 1866 – 4 December 1934) was an officer in the Belgian Royal Navy who led the Belgian Antarctic Expedition of 1897–99, the first to winter in Antarctica.
In 1896, de Gerlache purchased the Norwegian-built whaling ship Patria, which, following an extensive refit, he renamed as the Belgica. With a multinational crew, which included Roald Amundsen, Frederick Cook, Antoni Bolesław Dobrowolski, Henryk Arctowski and Emil Racoviţă, he set sail from Antwerp on 16 August 1897.
During January 1898, the Belgica reached the coast of Graham Land. Sailing in between the Graham Land coast and a long string of islands to the west, de Gerlache named the passage Belgica Strait. Later, it was renamed Gerlache Strait in his honor. After charting and naming several islands during some 20 separate landings, they crossed the Antarctic Circle on 15 February 1898.
On 28 February 1898, de Gerlache's expedition became trapped in the ice of the Bellinghausen Sea, near Peter Island. Despite efforts of the crew to free the ship, they quickly realised that they would be forced to spend the winter on Antarctica. Several weeks later, on 17 May, total darkness set in, which lasted until 23 July. What followed were another 7 months of hardship trying to free the ship and its crew from the clutches of the ice. Several men lost their sanity, including one Belgian sailor who left the ship "announcing he was going back to Belgium". The party also suffered badly from scurvy.
Finally, on 15 February 1899, they managed to slowly start down a channel they had cleared during the weeks before. It took them nearly a month to cover 7 miles, and on 14 March they cleared the ice. The expedition returned to Antwerp on 5 November 1899. In 1902, his book Quinze Mois dans l'Antarctique (published in 1901) was awarded a prize by the Académie Française.
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New Zealand, France Clash In Heavyweight 2023 Rugby World Cup Opener | Other Sports News – Unblendednews
New Zealand, France Clash In Heavyweight 2023 Rugby World Cup Opener | Other Sports News
New Zealand will dive straight into the deep end when they open their bid for a fourth World Cup title against hosts France in the opening game of the 2023 tournament, according to the fixture schedule revealed Friday. The All Blacks, champions in 1987, 2011 and 2015, face Les Bleus at the Stade de France in Paris on September 8, the first day of the gruelling seven-week tournament.
The final will be at the Stade de France on October 28.
New Zealand and France are in Pool A along with Six Nations whipping boys Italy and two qualifiers – one from the Americas and one from Africa – and are expected to comfortably make the quarter-finals.
The winner of the group will face the runner-up of Pool B, a tough section which features defending champions South Africa, Ireland and Scotland.
France and the All Blacks have met eight times at the World Cup.
In 2011, New Zealand won their pool clash 37-17 before edging the final in Auckland 8-7.
The French can boast two wins over the triple world champions at the tournament — 43-31 in the 1999 semi-finals and 20-18 in the last eight in 2007.
Both games are regarded as modern classics.
"France v New Zealand, I've been dreaming of it since I started working on the World Cup. The best possible match, we'll have it on the first day. It will allow us to start the competition, to provide a benchmark of attractiveness," Claude Atcher, director general of the organising committee, told AFP.
"It's a very special match, in a very special context. No room for error.
"Without insulting our Italian cousins, it will be difficult for Italy to challenge these two teams for second place in the pool."
South Africa start their defence against Scotland on September 10 at Marseille's Stade Velodrome.
The team of Cheslin Kolbe and Siya Kolisi face Ireland on September 23 at the Stade de France.
Ireland and Scotland meet also in Paris on October 7.
England, the 2003 world champions, begin their Pool D campaign against Argentina in Marseille on September 9, the second day of the tournament.
Japan, also in Pool D, start in Toulouse the following day against an America zone qualifier.
Pool C sees Wales and Australia as favourites to progress but they will be wary of the challenge of Fiji who they meet respectively on September 10 in Bordeaux and September 17 in Saint-Etienne.
In total, the 2023 World Cup features 48 matches and nine host cities — Paris, Marseille, Nice, Lille, Toulouse, Lyon, Bordeaux, Saint-Etienne and Nantes.
"Each city hosts at least one of the teams which qualified for the quarter-finals in Japan in 2019," said Atcher.
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Jordan Vale (nascut el 15 de gener de 1994) és un futbolista neozelandès que actualment juga per l'Auckland City com a centrecampista.

Trajectòria per club
Vale inicià la seva trajectòria futbolística juvenil el 1999 amb el Lynn-Avon United. Del 2000 al 2008 va jugar amb l'Oratia United i a partir del 2009 va començar a jugar amb el Waitakere City, amb el qual hi jugà fins al 2012.

A partir del juliol de 2009 Vale va passar a jugar amb el Waitakere United. Des d'aleshores juga amb el Waitakere City en els mesos d'hivern i amb el Waitakere United en els mesos d'estiu. Ha jugat en un total de 9 partits pel club des del 2009, un dels quals en la Lliga de Campions.

A partir del 2013, després d'un any jugant per a la Universitat de Syracusa, va retornar-se'n a Nova Zelanda per a jugar amb l'Auckland City.

Trajectòria internacional
Ha jugat amb la selecció neozelandesa sub-17 en dues competicions: en el Campionat Sub-17 de l'OFC de 2011 i en la Copa del Món de Futbol Sub-17 de 2011.

El gener de 2011 es va jugar a Nova Zelanda el Campionat Sub-17 de l'OFC, i en aquest Vale jugà en quatre partits en els que marcà dos gols. Va jugar en els partits contra Vanuatu (5–1), Fiji (1–0), Samoa Nord-americana (4–0) i en la final contra Tahití (2–0). D'aquests partits, Vale va ser dels marcadors en els partits contra Vanuatu i Fiji.

El juny de 2011 Vale va formar part de la selecció sub-17 que se n'anà a Mèxic per a jugar en la Copa del Món de Futbol Sub-17 de 2011. Juntament amb Stephen Carmichael va ser un dels dos únics neozelandesos en marcar en la competició. Vale va jugar en els partits contra l'Uzbekistan (4–1), la República Txeca (0–1), els Estats Units (0–0) i el Japó (0–6).

Palmarès
 Campionat Sub-17 de l'OFC (1): 2011.
 Campionat de Futbol de Nova Zelanda (3): 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12.

Referències

Vegeu també
 El futbol a Nova Zelanda

Enllaços externs
  Informació i estadístiques de Jordan Vale a la pàgina web oficial de la FIFA
  Informació i estadístiques de Jordan Vale a la pàgina web oficial del Waitakere United
  Informació i estadístiques de Jordan Vale a transfermarkt.co.uk

Futbolistes neozelandesos
Futbolistes del Waitakere United
Futbolistes de l'Auckland City FC


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Q: Customizing a room in Exchange I am very new to EWS... I would like to set properties on a room that I can later access.
I looked into ExtendedProperties, but these are only available to objects that inherit from Item, but since a room is just an email address, it does not inherit from Item.
I also looked at the "Custom Attributes" under Recipients > Resources > General > More options but these attributes are not exposed via EWS.
Is there any way I can set properties that I can tie to a room and later access them via EWS?

A: A Room is Mailbox and a Mailbox has folders so you can do one of two things
Create you own custom Extended properties and set them on one of the Folders in the Mailbox (eg the Inbox or Calendar Folder)
Create a Folder Associated Item (FAI Items) these are hidden items in Folder that are designed to holder configuration information. (eg there is a FAI that holds the configuration of the room etc eg http://gsexdev.blogspot.com.au/2015/12/showing-calendar-configuration-of.html
One last thing you can do is create a MailTip for the Room Mailbox and you can then access that MailTip using EWS.

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coalesce into one. At the beginning of June the two hours are about 11 h. 20 m. a.m., mean solar time, and 9 h. 50 m. p.m. At the time of our last set of observations, July 5th to July 9th, the hours were 11 h. 40 m. a.m. and 8 h. 20 m. p.m., local mean time.
After many trials, with filar micrometer, and with scale on mirror 8, we found it advisable to accumulate a great number of observations made as rapidly as might be. What we had to do, in presence of all the local disturbances of density of the air which sometimes made observation impossible and always made it difficult, was as if we were trying to measure the solar atmospheric tide. If we could vary the period of this tide at will by controlling the revolutions of the earth, we should doubtless get a result sooner by accelerating the latter and making a great number of observations in a given time, rather than by retarding the period in order to measure with very great precision the hourly height of a barometer. We therefore proceeded as follows. One observer walked around with the moving apparatus, his eye at the telescope, while he maintained the rotation by an occasional gentle pull on a cord so fixed as not to bring any strain to bear on the cross arms of the apparatus. The room was darkened. The other observer also went around with the apparatus ; as an index showed the azimuth of the apparatus to be that indicated by one of sixteen equidistant marks, he called out the number or some other signal. The first observer replied with the reading for the given azimuth, which the second observer recorded. The next azimuth was called at the proper instant, the reading given, and so on. Half the time, perhaps, the observations were interrupted before they became numerous enough to be useful, being stopped by excessive displacement of fringes owing to temperature changes and the like. But patience is a possession without which no one is likely to begin observations of this kind. Runs of twenty and thirty turns, involving 320 or 480 readings, were uot uncommon. A run of thirty turns meant that the observer, who could sometimes make a turn of sixteen readings in sixty-five or seventy-five seconds, walked half a mile while making the severe effort involved in keeping his eye at the moving eyepiece without the least interruption for half an hour. The work is, of course, somewhat exhausting.
Observation with this apparatus could not begin till the month of August, and we had to stop without having accomplished as much as was desirable. During the busy season of the school year, observation is impossible. We had therefore expected to resume our work in June. But we then found that our pine apparatus had so much suffered from the dryness of the building that we could not maintain the adjustment of our
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fringes. We could not, in the time, build another apparatus of timber which had not been dried all winter, nor was it thought well to construct another apparatus closely resembling the first. While planning a new apparatus, we made a couple of experiments to show, what was well enough known, that difference of magnetic attraction on the iron parts of our apparatus could not disturb our observations. We suspended two massive pieces of iron at the ends of one arm, so that one should be in the lines of magnetic force of the earth's field, and the other transverse to them, these relations being reversed on reversing the position of the apparatus. But observations with this load of iron gave the same result as before. Next we placed an analytical balance on one arm, with which to weigh a bar of iron at the extremity of that arm. It was so placed that at one azimuth the bar was nearly in the lines of force, and at another was transverse to them. If there were a difference of half a milligram in twelve hundred grams, it would have been detected, but no such difference existed. We found by trial how much a weight of a hundred grams displaced our fringes, and so learned, as was known before, that the influence of the earth's magnetism could not be a disturbing factor.
The Rumford Committee of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences having made a grant in aid of this experiment, we carried out our original plan of making a steel structure so rigid as to permit easy and satisfactory observation. In this new apparatus all the optical parts are carried by a steel frame built of plate and angle-iron, somewhat like a bridge girder. A cubical steel box, fourteen inches on each edge, constitutes the centre of the structure, which is in the form of a cross. To each of the four sides of this cube are firmly attached arms, each about six feet and a half in length. Each arm is made of steel plates, three eighths of an inch thick, eighteen inches wide at one end, and six inches wide at the other, standing on edge, and kept fourteen inches apart by suitable plates, angle-irons, and other braces ; thus are formed hollow beams of great rigidity, especially in a vertical direction. This framework is shown in Plate 1, from which it is seen that the structure is in effect two rigid beams, each fourteen feet long, crossing at right angles, and symmetrical as regards strength and rigidity.
On two ends of the cross, S and T, Figure 1, are two upright cast-iron frames, fastened by bolts, each of which carries four mirrors, marked 2, 4, 6, and 8. Against the corners of each of these frames rest four pine rods, three quarters of au inch in diameter and fourteen feet long. Each rod is supported throughout its length by a brass tube an inch in


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