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Last Chance: Join us for Thrifty Traveler University in Minneapolis on Saturday!
Kyle Potter - November 3, 2022 November 3, 2022
After two tough years, travelers across the country are itching to get back out there and travel even more for less. We're here to help – and soon.
Back by popular demand, we're bringing back Thrifty Traveler University in Minneapolis this Saturday, Nov. 5. This is a one-day, in-person seminar: a crash course on everything you need to know to see the world on the cheap, from all the tips and tricks to find cheap flights, the best ways to earn and use points and miles, and many more money-saving strategies.
We put this fan-favorite event on pause throughout the pandemic, but now we're bringing it back. Whether you're a beginner just looking to learn the basics of cheap travel or a seasoned travel hacker looking to take things the next level, there's plenty here to learn for everyone.
Registration for this one-day in-person seminar costs $125 each, including lunch – and be sure to stick around for happy hour afterward! We're hosting Thrifty Traveler University at Studio 900 @ The Hennepin (located at 900 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55403). There are only a few seats remaining, so be sure to reserve your spot today!
Register now for Thrifty Traveler University!
Packed house for Thrifty Traveler University in November 2018!
We'd like to thank our sponsor, MSP Airport, for helping us put on the event!
The airport is managed and run by the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC), a public corporation established in 1943 by the Minnesota State Legislature to provide for coordinated aviation services throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area. It's our home airport, the 16th largest airport in the U.S. which recently won Best Airport in North America among large airports (25-40 million passengers) by Airports Council International-North America in 2021. MSP is connecting travelers safely to the world.
Stay updated on all things at MSP with their monthly newsletter!
What You'll Learn at Thrifty Traveler University
In short: Everything you need to know to get ahead with your travels.
We do our best to publish helpful guides here on our site, but there's only so much we can cover. This is where Thrifty Traveler University shines: It's an all-day crash course covering travel hacking from nose to tail, with helpful Q&A sessions, too. Lunch is included, as is one free drink … and plenty of prizes and giveaways!
Here's the full look at the agenda for Thrifty Traveler University:
8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. – Check-in
9 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. – Introduction & Welcome
9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. – Rethink the Way You Travel: Money-Saving Travel Tips
9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. – How To Book The Cheapest Flights Possible
10:45 a.m. – 11 a.m. – Giveaway & Break
11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. – Introduction to Points and Miles
11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. – Navigating Airline Alliances
12 p.m. to 12:45 – Lunch & Giveaway
12:45 p.m. to 1 p.m. – Understanding Your Credit Score
1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. – How to Use Credit Cards to Travel For (Nearly) Free
2:15 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. – Giveaway & Break
2:30 to 2:45 – How to Meet Minimum Spending Requirements
2:45 to 3 p.m. – Stay Organized While Travel Hacking
3:00 to 3:30 – Our Favorite Points Redemptions
3:30 to 4 p.m. – Wrap Up and Q&A, Giveaway 4
4:00 to 5:00 – Happy Hour
What Travelers Say About Thrifty Traveler University
Don't just take it from us: Travelers form near and far have attended our University courses over the years and still sing its accolades.
This is your last, last chance. Thrifty Traveler University is just days away on Saturday, Nov. 5 – and we're nearly sold out!
Learn how to travel more for less! Space is limited and time is running out. Make sure you reserve your spot ASAP!
Ann Tunstall says:
Please please please will you consider offering this as an on-line event in the future?
Amy Reagan says:
I second this request. 🙂
Ric Giese says:
I was able to attend a program you sponsored several years ago. My wife and I are now retired and the cost to attend is more than we would like to pay. Will it be possible to attend the program via a Zoom meeting or some similar communication tool?
At this time we don't have plans to offer a virtual option.
Terri ohlweiler says:
Are there other dates planned for the crash course?
Nothing beyond this Nov. 5 event. We hope to see you there!
Kurt Stende says:
Will there be any handouts at this event highlighting the topics discussed?
We generally make the slide deck available for attendees to take notes.
Patty says:
If you ever have an on-line course I'd love to join!


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MOVEMENT of PRISONERS Hobart-Port Arthur-Hobart 1871-1875
NEPOTISM and CORRUPTION: W.R. Giblin and A.H. Boyd
PHOTOGRAPHS of PRISONERS: Thomas J. Nevin 1873
Custom, and Parliament Houses Clifford, photo.
Author/Creator: Clifford, Samuel, 1827-1890.
Publication Information: 1862.
Physical description: 1 stereoscopic pair of photographs : sepia toned ; 7 x 7 cm. each.
In: Abbott album Item 41
How many people in Tasmania over the decade 1866 to 1875 were convicted of a crime, and how many were photographed? These tables from the Journals of the House of Assembly 1875-6 gives the statistics for the Decennial Returns of persons dealt with by the Superior Courts (first table) and a Comparative Table showing the number of offences, apprehensions, convictions and acquittals for the years 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1875.
The crime statistics per capita are excessive, confirming the commonly held belief that Tasmania was a police state from its inception as a penal colony in 1804 to the final years of the 19th century.
Between 1868 and 1875, a total number of persons convicted in the Superior Courts was one thousand and eighty-eight (1,088). Contracted by the Attorney-General W. R. Giblin in February 1872, commercial photographer Thomas J. Nevin began the systematic photographic documentation of prisoners tried at the Supreme Court Hobart and committed at the adjoining Hobart Gaol, Campbell Street.
Further refining the time span when photography was introduced as a means of police surveillance: from 1871 to 1875, the total number of persons convicted in the Superior Courts totalled three hundred and forty-three (343). The mugshots of those who were photographed by T. J. Nevin in this last group of males – more than 300 – survive in public collections today for TWO principal reasons:
REASON ONE:
Proof that the 109 prisoners, who were sent to the Port Arthur prison after 1871 when the prison was transferred from Imperial funds to the Colonial government, had been sent back to Hobart by mid 1873. Proof was needed in order for the government to proceed with the closure of the Port Arthur site. This proof – in the form of criminal records carrying the identification photograph of the prisoner – was deemed necessary by the Legislative Council and Assembly in the face of the Attorney-General W.R. Giblin's attempt to forestall the closure of the Port Arthur prison on behalf of his brother-in-law Adolarious Humphrey Boyd, the incumbent Commandant there from 1871. Keeping the Port Arthur establishment operational would ensure that Boyd continued to enjoy his high salary, life of ease, power, position and social status. However, by December 1873, Boyd was forced to resign under allegations of nepotism and corruption directed at his brother-in-law, A-G W. R. Giblin in the Parliament. Giblin had been Nevin's family solicitor since 1868, when Nevin dissolved his business partnership with Robert Smith, and it was Thomas J. Nevin whom the Hon. W. R. Giblin approached for the job.
As assurance to the Parliament, one hundred and nine (109) names of convicts (see list below) who were sent to Port Arthur from the Hobart Gaol from the year 1871 at the discretion of the Hobart Gaol Sheriff Thomas Reidy were officially tabled in Parliament on July 15th 1873 as soon as the resolution was passed in the House of Assembly to immediately close the prison at Port Arthur and transfer the prisoners there back to the Hobart Gaol. Thomas Nevin's earlier contract with the Lands and Survey Department dating from 1868 was extended to provide the Parliament with their photographs.
Of those one hundred and nine (109) prisoners originally sent from the Hobart Gaol to Port Arthur after 1871 – the "Port Arthur convicts" as they became known in the mid 20th century – sixty (60) had already been transferred back to the Hobart Gaol by October 1873. On arrival at the Hobart Gaol, they were photographed in standard issue prison clothing by T. J. Nevin on being processed or "received". His photographs of a number of these transferred prisoners taken in 1873 were duplicated and sent back to the Port Arthur prison administration during the last weeks of A. H. Boyd's incumbency as Commandant.
Most but not all of the prisoners' names on that list, tabled in Parliament on 15th July 1873, tally with the names (and aliases) of the prisoners whose photographs survive in public collections, e.g. the names and "convict portraits" held at the National Library of Australia (84), most of which are the copies and exact duplicates of the same names of prisoner photographs held at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (72), the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (56), the Mitchell Library SLNSW (13), and the State Library of Tasmania (10).
In summary, Thomas J. Nevin photographed the one hundred and nine (109) transferees from Port Arthur in 1873, some of whom had already been photographed on committal at the Hobart Gaol from February 1872 after their trial. Once arraigned, they were held in cells specifically designated for them while waiting to be sent to 60kms away to the Port Arthur prison. For many they were being sent back there as recidivists originally transported to Tasmania (VDL) prior to cessation in 1853. Out of the total number – three hundred and fort-three (343) photographed between 1872 and 1875, a few were females. Their "mugshots" apparently have not survived from those years. The remaining photographs, ca. three hundred (300) were copied with numbers used by archivists up to the number 322 at a later date for archival and commercial purposes (e.g. for sale at the exhibition in Sydney in conjunction with convictaria from the prison hulk Success, 1916), but in 1873 duplicates (as distinct from copies) of Nevin's originals were tabled and held in TREASURY, paid for out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, from which Thomas Nevin received commission as the government contractor. Other duplicates – at least four and usually six printed from every glass negative – were held at the Hobart Gaol, and at the central registry in the Town Hall Municipal Police Office, while further duplicates were circulated to territorial and regional police on the prisoner's discharge on various conditions to work. Copies were also sent back to the prison at Port Arthur at the request of the assistant Colonial Secretary, B. Travers Solly in early January 1874.
Tourism, pure and simple. The commercial (and amateur) photographer John Watt Beattie was commissioned as government photographer in 1892 to provide tourist memorabilia of Tasmania's penal heritage, especially to intercolonial tourists in the hope they would visit Carnarvon, as the former Port Arthur prison site was renamed. Revamped at considerable cost, it was heavily promoted as Tasmania's premier tourist attraction (nothing's changed, it seems). John Watt Beattie salvaged Thomas J. Nevin's 1870s' glass negatives, original uncut prints and prints in oval mounts of Tasmanian prisoners from a number of sources:
the Treasury where Attorney- General W. R. Giblin had tabled and paid for them;
the Sheriff's Office at the Hobart Gaol where old criminal records (rap sheets) carrying the pasted photograph remained intact;
the old photographer's room at the Hobart Gaol which was due for demolition in 1915;
the Municipal Police Office at the Hobart Town Hall where Thomas J. Nevin was Office-keeper of the criminal registers from 1875;
and from families, collectors, and auctions.
J. W. Beattie's collections were accessioned at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery on his death in 1930, and exhibited in Launceston in 1934. These are the sources of the extant prisoner photographs, mistakenly catalogued as "Convict portraits, Port Arthur 1874" in the years 1916, 1958, 1977, 1985 and 1991, when they were extensively copied and circulated to other national museums and libraries. Estrays from a government source were donated to the National Library of Australia in 1964. If Beattie had not salvaged them, these early photographs from the 1870s of Australian prisoners would not have survived as they do today in public collections.
Prisoner SMITH, William per Rodney 3
QVMAG Collection
Photographer: Thomas J. Nevin 1874
Verso stamped with Nevin's Royal Arms government contractor stamp
One obvious question remains: where are the rest of the "mugshots" of all the other persons convicted, apprehended, tried, and acquitted in Tasmania during the Nevin brothers' involvement as police photographers. Constable John Nevin, Thomas Nevin's brother, was his assistant in the Hobart Gaol from the mid 1870s to the mid 1880s. There would have been at least a thousand, including duplicates, in existence by the late 1880s. The 1890s prisoner mugshots have survived, and are held at the Archives Office of Tasmania (See GD128 Photographic record and description of prisoners) , but those from the Nevin brothers' active involvement were largely destroyed because they pictured men with the dreaded and shameful connection to Port Arthur. From historians such as Robson (1983) and Alexander (2010), it is clear that the "stain" of convict heritage was keenly felt by Tasmanians as the 20th century approached: the majority of these same mugshots from the 1870s and 1880s were burnt, destroyed and even smuggled to Melbourne to be auctioned privately. The Lyons government (1923-1928) was principally involved in their destruction.
SUMMARY of STATISTICS
Source: Journals of the House of Assembly and Legislative Council 1875-6:
Four (4) persons were executed between 1868 and 1875. Thomas Nevin photographed Job Smith, executed in May 1875. Copies or duplicates of his photograph are held at the National Library of Australia and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.
Twenty one thousand, eight hundred and fifty six (21, 856) persons were tried in the Superior Courts between 1868 and 1875.
One thousand and eighty-eight (1,088) persons were convicted in the Superior Courts between 1868 and 1875.
Three hundred and forty-three (343) persons were convicted in the Superior Courts between 1871 and 1875, most of whom were PHOTOGRAPHED by T. J. Nevin from 1872 onwards.
Comparative table showing the number of offences etc
Source: Journals of the Tasmanian House of Assembly 1873-1875 (NLA, Microfilm)
More detail: Tasmanian crime statistics 1866-1875
Source: Journals of the Tasmanian House of Assembly 1873-1875 (NLA Microfilm)
The list of 109 prisoners sent to Port Arthur from 1871 and tabled to return by October 1873 to the Hobart Gaol:
The list continued:
109 prisoners sent to Port Arthur from 1871 and tabled to return by October 1873 to the Hobart Gaol:
Will the Sheriff be good enough to inform me by what principle or rule he is guided in selecting Prisoners to be sent to Port Arthur?
F.M. INNES
10th June, [18]'73
The transmission of Prisoners to Port Arthur is not regulated by any Executive rule, but the Sheriff in his discretion selects them from the following classes: –
1st. Men convicted before the Supreme Court.
2nd. Absconders from Gaols or Labour Gangs.
3rd. Men under Magisterial Sentences of 12 months and upwards.
4th. From men of the last class under shorter sentences if required to keep up the strength of the Establishment.
The Hon. F.M. INNES J. FORSTER
11 June, [18]'73.
NOMINAL RETURN of all Prisoners sent to PORT ARTHUR since its transfer to the Colonial Government, showing their Ages, dates of Conviction, where Convicted, Crimes, and Sentences.
Names. Age. Date of Conviction Where Convicted. Crimes Sentences
Malden, Alfred
Duncan, Thomas
O'Brien, Michael
Ryan, Thomas
Smith, Samuel or Ketts
Glen, James
Pearce, John
Oakley, John
Willis, John
Appleby, John
Pender, Joseph
Evenden, John
Smith, Henry
Conningsby, Wllm
Conlan, James
Green, William
Gregson, Francis
Gregson, John
Stewart, William
Johnson, George
Thomas, James
Dunn, John
Simpson, James
Jeffrey, Mark
Aylward, Philip
Douglas, Robert or Welsh
Downes, Charles
White, John
Saunders, James
Simpson, Charles
Billington, William
Grant, Patrick
Harper, Thomas
Woodland, James
Merchant, James
Adams, William
Fox, William
Bull, James
Box, Samuel
Saywood, Robert
Campbell, William alias Job Smith
Atkinson, George
Power, Thomas
McCullum, Hugh
Colhoun, James
Burns, Michael
Williams, Henry
Gangell, Jacob
Donovan, John
Kilpatrick, James
Mumford, William
Lewis, Henry
Phillips, Richard
Smith, John
Willis, Geo or Metcalfe
Kellow, William
Jones, William alias Jas. Brocklehurst
Byran, Matthew
Wamsley, joseph
Regan, John
Doran, Albert
Finley, John
Robinson, George
Cochrane, Moses
Carey, William
Fielding, Henry
McKay, Robert
Spencer, William
Smith, John alias Wm Orrin
Larkins, Stephen
Roberts, Henry
Morrison, William
Dean, Thomas
Adamson, George
Smith, Alexander
Wiseman, Thomas
Simmonds, Edward
Swain, John
Brading, Robert
Blanchfield, Jas. W,
Langton, John
Dowd, Martin
Kilburn, John
Marsden, William
Brown, Henry
Pigott, Richard
Garfitt, Charles
Griffin, Thomas
Smith, John alias Marsh
Norris, John
Newham, William
McDonald, Duncan
Theobald, Christopher
Triffit, Edward
Rowe (or Roe), John
Holdcroft, John
Steventon, Charles
THOS.REIDY
H.M. Gaol, &c., for Males, Hobart, 9th June , 1873
The Assistant Colonial Secretary Secretary
JAMES BARNARD
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, TASMANIA
The Hon. W. R. GIBLIN'S RESPONSE: the 60 prisoners returned to Hobart before July 15, 1873:
Mr. Gray asked the Honorable the Attorney-General if it is the intention of Government to comply with and carry out the Resolution of this House of 24th June last as to the Port Arthur Establishments.
Mr. Attorney-General replied: – It is. Sixty Prisoners have already been removed to Hobart Town; and it is intended to proceed with their removal as soon as arrangements for the proper custody and control of the Prisoners can be made on the Main Land [i.e. at the Hobart Gaol].
Hon. William Robert Giblin, Tasmanian Attorney-General and Premier
Photo by Thomas J. Nevin 1874.
Verso with T. Nevin stamp
TAHO Collection Ref: NS 1013/1971
The Hon. W. R. Giblin ca. 1880
Tasmanian Attorney-General and Premier
In J. W. Beattie's Album, Members of the Tasmanian Parliament 1900
Photo KLW NFC 2014. TAHO Collection.
Order to table expenses spent on repairs at Port Arthur,
Journals of the House of Assembly July 1873 (NLA, Microfilm)

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What Sank H&M's Profits
Sourcing from the Americas Versus China: The Score
By Mike Todaro
Mike Todaro
Managing Director, AAPN
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Apparel Companies Haven't Put Enough Stock in Ink and Paper to Speed the Supply Chain
The world of apparel sourcing, for many years, was divided into two parts—China and not China. One of the Lands of not-China is the Americas. To a sourcing executive, there is no North, Central or South America. To them, the hemisphere is simply the Americas.
According to the Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA) as of June, China alone was the source of 41.54 percent of apparel imports. The 10 apparel producing nations of the Americas were the source of nearly 16 percent of apparel imports, and climbing.
The region is the source of 57 percent of men's and boy's man-made fiber knit shirts; 53 percent of the same category in cotton; 38 percent of men's and boy's man-made fiber non-knit shirts; 35 percent of cotton hosiery; 33 percent of cotton underwear. Hundreds of millions of dollars of investment in spinning, knitting, energy, infrastructure, cut/sew and embellishment are ongoing now to increase those volumes.
One short cycle business model that is working in the region now is Stantt. By creating 99 sizes of mens woven shirts, Stantt has a size for virtually every customer. Once the customers selects the fabric at Nordstrom or online, the shirt is cut and sewn in Honduras and arrives by package in a week.
High level, how does one evaluate the Americas versus Asia? What are the questions? Who gives the answers? And what does the resulting score mean?
At the 2012 Annual Conference of the Americas Apparel Producers' Network, 220 of us openly debated how to come up with a score. John Strasburger, then of VF, had the answer: The Asia/Americas Report Card.
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John created 31 questions. He organized them under eight categories: Knowledge of the U.S. Market, verticality, speed, cost, ease of doing business, product development, social/sustainability and risk assessment.
The questionnaire went to those in the industry who had been actively sourcing in both Asia ands the Americas for at least the past three years. Each gave each region a score of 1 to 5 and to explained the reasoning.
Asia dominated 21 of the 31 criteria, scoring 107.3 overall, while the Americas got 95.5. The average scores per criteria were 3.5 for Asia, 3.1 for the Americas. Notes favoring Asia were mostly related to textiles and full package services, as one would expect.
We ran the survey again four years later and reported the results at our 2016 Annual Conference. The average score was to 3.4 to 3.6 favoring Asia, and 102.7 to 107.7, again favoring Asia.
The AAPN opened its membership to the Americas in 2001, focusing on Central America and DR/Haiti. Back then, the region mostly sold labor. They sewed. They did not cut, research, design, develop product, merchandise, source textiles, embellish, package and distribute. Asia did all of that.
Some argue the first call to action was the CAFTA Summit conferences starting in 2003. Others think it was the realization in 2010 that the region had world class sustainability leadership. But most agree it was the 2012 Report Card and the visible scores that showed the gaps—and thus the opportunities.
There's an old saying, "If you aren't keeping score, you're just practicing." Sourcing is a serious game. In fact, it's a contact sport. That's why the Americas team came together, asked the hard questions, listened to the answers, saw the score and suited up to play.
Today, the Americas wins more every day and now we can prove it.
Mike Todaro is managing director of the American Apparel Producers' Network (AAPN), an international trade network with nearly 200 member organizations.
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Fifth person arrested in relation to the Joanne Sheen murder investigation
Jo is still missing and her body has not been recovered
Kirstie McCrumNetwork Content Editor
Joanne Sheen was 44 when she went missing (Image: Hampshire Constabulary)
Officers have made a fifth arrest in their investigation into the murder of Joanne Sheen.
Jo Sheen was reported missing by her family on February 22 this year after they had not heard from her for several months.
The last known corroborated sighting of Jo was on Thursday, December 5, 2019 when she travelled from Fareham to Southampton, with a friend.
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Joanne is still missing and her body has not been recovered.
Police initially arrested four people on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
Officers have now arrested a fifth person, a 53-year-old man from Southampton, on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
He remains in police custody at this time.
The 63-year-old man, 50-year-old man and 30-year-old woman were released under investigation.
The 29-year-old man was bailed with conditions.
Enquiries are ongoing.
Hampshire Police murder investigation opened into Jo Sheen missing case as arrests made
Growing concern for woman with no bank account, car or permanent address last seen in December
Hampshire Police continue to appeal for information in relation to the case.
If anyone has any information that may assist us with this investigation, please get in touch by calling 101 and quoting Operation Blackboard or 44200068330.
People can also submit information through the online portal here.


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Star Wars Celebration sets dates for 2020 event in Anaheim
By Brady MacDonald
What Disneyland is doing (and selling) for May the Fourth ahead of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge debut
May 3, 2019 at 6:33 a.m.
After $71 billion merger, new owner Disney begins layoffs of Fox executive ranks
March 21, 2019 at 5:58 p.m.
Disney officially swallows Fox, becomes biggest studio in town, with loads of content
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Rare Star Wars, superhero toys and much more to be auctioned
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Rue de la Paix (già rue Napoléon) è una strada del I e del II arrondissement; collega Place Vendôme e l'Opéra Garnier.

Situata in un quartiere ricco e prestigioso della capitale, è conosciuta soprattutto per le maisons di alta gioielleria come Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels o Mellerio, negozi di lusso e grandi alberghi come l'Hôtel Westminster e il Park Hyatt.

È servita dalla stazione della metropolitana dell'Opéra.

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Evaluation of rotor conducting screens on the single-phase switched reluctance machine
Mahmoud, M. M., Fletcher, J. E. & Williams, B. W., Feb 2006, In : Electric Power Components and Systems. 34, 2, p. 173-189 17 p.
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4H-SiC npn power bipolar junction transistor
Wang, J. & Williams, B. W., Dec 1999, In : Semiconductor Science and Technology. 14, 12, p. 1088-1097 10 p.
An extract from teak (Tectona grandis) bark inhibited Listeria monocytogenes and methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus
Neamatallah, A., Yan, L., Dewar, S. J. & Austin, B., 2005, In : Letters in Applied Microbiology. 41, 1, p. 94-96 3 p.
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Adaptive inverse control algorithm for shock testing
Karshenas, A. M., Dunnigan, M. W. & Williams, B. W., 2000, In : IEE Proceedings - Control Theory and Applications. 147, 3, p. 267-276 10 p.
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FIR filters
Automatic subdivision and refinement of large components for rapid prototyping production
Medellín, H., Lim, T., Corney, J., Ritchie, J. M. & Davies, J. B. C., Sep 2007, In : Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering. 7, 3, p. 249-258 10 p.
Temporal pump depletion and self-defocusing of electronic origin in ZnSe at room temperature
Ji, W., Milward, J. R., Kar, A. K., Wherrett, B. S. & Pidgeon, C. R., 1989, CONFERENCE ON LASERS AND ELECTRO-0PTICS. p. 284-286 3 p.
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Overcoming the poor short wavelength spectral response of CdS/CdTe photovoltaic modules via luminescence down-shifting: Ray-tracing simulations
Richards, B. S. & McIntosh, K. R., Jan 2007, In : Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications. 15, 1, p. 27-34 8 p.
Making Fortran Legacy Code More Functional: Using the BGS Geomagnetic Field Modelling System as an Example
Viessmann, H-N., Scholz, S-B., Sinkarovs, A., Bainbridge, B., Hamilton, B. & Flower, S., 2015, Proceedings of the 27th Symposium on the Implementation and Application of Functional Programming Languages. 11
Photoluminescence excitation spectroscopic studies of nitrogen doped ZnSe
Brownlie, G. D., Zhu, Z., Horsburgh, G., Steele, T., Thompson, P. J., Wallace, J. M., Prior, K. A. & Cavenett, B. C., Feb 1996, In : Journal of Crystal Growth. 159, 1-4, p. 321-324 4 p.
ZnSe/ZnCdSe quantum confined Stark effect waveguide modulator
Thompson, P. J., Wang, S. Y., Horsburgh, G., Steele, T. A., Prior, K. A. & Cavenett, B. C., Feb 1996, In : Journal of Crystal Growth. 159, 1-4, p. 902-905 4 p.
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Compensating processes in nitrogen δ-doped ZnSe layers studied by photoluminescence and photoluminescence excitation spectroscopy
Zhu, Z., Brownlie, G. D., Horsburgh, G., Thompson, P. J., Wang, S. Y., Prior, K. A. & Cavenett, B. C., Feb 1996, In : Journal of Crystal Growth. 159, 1-4, p. 248-251 4 p.
nitrogen plasma
Spectral properties and nodal solutions for second-order, m-point, p-Laplacian boundary value problems
Dodds, N. & Rynne, B. P., Sep 2008, In : Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis. 32, 1, p. 21-40 20 p.


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Residents of New Brighton enjoy many sports amenities, thanks to its young and vibrant community association, which has volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts, in addition to a hockey rink. Besides these, residents can also enjoy many outdoor activities. At the centre of the community is a beautiful and well-maintained 12-acre pond, as well as a central park. Homebuyers can enjoy biking and take leisured walks here as there are innumerable pathways. For children there are more than a few big playgrounds.
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Q: Unable to run enable.py when trying to install dragonfly I am trying to install dragonfly, i got natlink installed, without problems.
But when i try to run enable.py i keep getting this error:
C:\NatLink>python enable.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "enable.py", line 400, in <module>
        def unregister_natlink_module(base=natlink_macro_system_path()):
      File "enable.py", line 177, in natlink_macro_system_path
        return os.path.join(find_natlink(), "MacroSystem")
      File "C:\Python27\lib\ntpath.py", line 65, in join
        result_drive, result_path = splitdrive(path)
      File "C:\Python27\lib\ntpath.py", line 115, in splitdrive
        if len(p) > 1:
    TypeError: object of type 'NoneType' has no len()

Python version:
Python 2.7.10 (default, May 23 2015, 09:44:00) [MSC v.1500 64 bit (AMD64)] on wi
n32.
How do i proceed from here?

A: Daniel Rocco's enable.py was for Natlink, not Dragonfly, and is old. To install Dragonfly, download the .zip from Github, and then open a command prompt in the directory you unzip it in and run "python setup.py install". More detailed instructions here and here.


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Policy briefing: Making central beneficial ownership registers public
By Open Ownership
The increasing number of jurisdictions implementing public beneficial ownership registers, and jurisdictions making existing closed beneficial ownership registers open, has resulted in significant debate, both about specific added value of making beneficial ownership data public, and whether this is proportional to privacy and personal security concerns.
This briefing demonstrates that making beneficial ownership registers public gives a number of user groups access that generates a range of benefits, contributing to various policy areas. In certain policy areas (such as fighting financial crime), a number of these benefits could, in a hypothetical perfect system, be achieved with closed registers.
However, recent examples show that the global architecture for fighting financial crime is far from perfect, and until a perfect system is in place, these gains can be quickly achieved with open registers. Additional policy aims, such as accountability in procurement, can only be achieved with open registers.
Whilst the body of evidence supporting the effectiveness of public registers over closed registers is still emerging, there are sufficient reasons to state that public registers serve the public interest.
The UK was the first country in the world to commit to making beneficial ownership registers transparent. In 2016, it launced the People with Significant Control (PSC) register, making it the first country in the G20 to create a public register of beneficial owners of UK companies. We have published a report providing details of the UK's approach and case studies of the impact it has had.
Read the full policy briefing
Read the full report on the UK


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FX Networks Acquires Latest Box Office #1 Straight Outta Compton
So far this year, FX Networks has secured the exclusive U.S. commercial television premiere rights to numerous blockbusters, including Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation, Minions, Jurassic World and Furious 7.
[via press release from FX]
After Huge Opening Weekend, Straight Outta Compton Joins Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation, Jurassic World and Other Hit Films Coming to FX Networks
LOS ANGELES, August 17, 2015 - FX Networks, the leading destination for blockbuster features, has secured the exclusive U.S. commercial television premiere rights to Straight Outta Compton after its impressive opening weekend. With $60.2 million in domestic revenue, Straight Outta Compton had the fifth-highest August premiere ever. Straight Outta Compton is the latest box office leader to be acquired for television by FX Networks and its suite of networks - FX, FXX, FXM and the video-on-demand platform FXNOW.
So far this year, FX Networks has secured the exclusive U.S. commercial television premiere rights to numerous blockbusters, including Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation, Minions, Jurassic World and Furious 7. FX Networks has also licensed Trainwreck, Spy, Pixels, Terminator: Genisys, Ted 2, Pitch Perfect 2, Taken 3, Kingsman: The Secret Service and Home.
As an aggressive buyer of major box office hits, FX Networks has established itself as the leading destination for blockbuster features and movies with wide audience appeal. In 2014, FX Networks licensed 67% of all of the year's features that grossed more than $100 million at the box office.
ABOUT FX NETWORKS
FX Networks, a business unit of 21st Century Fox, is comprised of the networks FX, FXX and FXM and the video on-demand app FXNOW. FX, the flagship general entertainment basic cable channel, launched in June of 1994 and is carried in 94 million homes. The diverse schedule features a growing roster of critically-acclaimed and award-winning hit dramas series, including The Americans, The Strain, Tyrant, and the upcoming The Bastard Executioner and Taboo; the critically-acclaimed limited series American Horror Story, Fargo and the upcoming American Crime Story; acclaimed hit comedy series including the award-winning Louie, Married, Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll and the upcoming Baskets and Better Things. FX's roster of acquired hit series includes Two and a Half Men, How I Met Your Mother and Mike & Molly. FXX, the newest network, launched in September 2013 and is carried in more than 78 million homes. Geared towards a young adult audience, the schedule features original series, movies, and acquired series. The channel is anchored by the acclaimed hit comedies It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Archer, The League, You're the Worst, Man Seeking Woman and the upcoming Cassius and Clay and The Untitled Tracy Morgan Project (TBD). FXX is also the exclusive cable home to The Simpsons, the longest-running comedy in TV history, the late night animated block Animation Domination, and acquired hit series such as In Living Color, Mad About You and Parks and Recreation. FXM (formerly Fox Movie Channel) was launched in October of 1994 and is now carried in more than 52 million homes. Its schedule features classic films during the day (FXM Retro), and contemporary box office hits and acclaimed, award-winning films in the evening, as well as short-form award-winning original programming.


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Janet Mills is a veteran in the Medicare Advantage marketplace.
At Florida's SHINE program for 13 years, Mills has provided unbiased counseling to thousands of seniors trying to make difficult choices about their Medicare coverage. Now an area coordinator, she also fields questions from volunteer counselors at SHINE – the Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Elders program – in Pinellas and Pasco counties, which include St. Petersburg and Clearwater.
It can be difficult for retirees with multiple Medicare Advantage options to distinguish one plan's benefits from another plan's and pull the right one off the shelf. But based on her experience, Mills said, the decision retirees make during open enrollment for Medicare Advantage plans is crucial to controlling their health care costs. One in three Medicare beneficiaries is now enrolled in an Advantage plan, according to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Their growing appeal centers on premiums that are lower than Medigap premiums. But retirees in Advantage plans also face the potential for up to $6,700 in out-of-pocket costs annually, the legal maximum allowed in the plans. The out-of-pocket U.S. average is $5,219, according to Kaiser.
"You really don't want to sleep through the annual enrollment period," Mills said.
A new report laying out loan data per student at more than 1,000 U.S. colleges can be useful to parents and future students.
From the California Institute of Technology and the California Institute of the Arts to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Bridgewater State University (also in Massachusetts) – data on debt levels for the 2016 graduating class at public and non-profit institutions are contained in a newly released report by the Institute for College Access & Success (TICAS).
TICAS has put together a handy interactive map summarizing the data. An individual college's data can be found by clicking the state where it's located and scrolling through the colleges in that state. Not all colleges are presented, because very few for-profit colleges report their students' debt data.
Diane Cheng, associate research director of TICAS, walked through the most important things to look for when considering where to attend. But the bottom line is, "When students see colleges where a large share of students borrow, and they take out a lot of debt, that can be a red flag," she said.
It's virtually impossible to generalize about how much a prospective student will have to borrow, because every student has a unique combination of academic accomplishment and socioeconomic status. Also factoring into borrowing is each college's sticker price and unique tuition policy. Tuition at public colleges is also affected by state funding, which remains 16 percent lower than before the recession, Cheng said.
Average dollars of debt after graduation: Click on a specific state or states on the map where the teenager is looking at colleges. Scroll through the colleges displayed for each state.


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Ann Harwood
1741 - 1811 (~ 70 years) Has more than 100 ancestors and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
John Harwood
Father Dr. John Harwood
Mother Anne Bulteel
Family Elizabeth Brown
Married 4 Mar 1736 Westminster, Middlesex, England
1. John Harwood, c. 27 Dec 1737, St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
2. Elizabeth Harwood, b. 12 Jul 1739
3. Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741
4. Sarah Harwood, c. 4 Aug 1742, St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
5. Elizabeth Harwood, c. 2 May 1745, St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
Elizabeth Brown
Family John Harwood
Christened 27 Dec 1737 St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
Father John Harwood
Mother Elizabeth Brown
Elizabeth Harwood
Birth 12 Jul 1739
Christened 05 Aug 1739 St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London, England
Sarah Harwood
Christened 4 Aug 1742 St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
Christened 2 May 1745 St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
Daniel Guion
Birth 1 Dec 1741
Christened 16 Jan 1742 St. James's Church, Westminster, London, Middlesex, England
Died May 1780
Buried 04 May 1780 Alverstoke, Southampton, Hampshire, England
Father Daniel Guion, b. 3 Jun 1713
Mother Louisa Marie
Family Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741
Married 1774 St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England
1. Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
2. Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion
Birth 22 Feb 1775 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
Christened 1 Apr 1775 St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England
Died 27 Sep 1832 Thun, BE, CH
Buried Thun, BE, CH
Father Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741
Mother Ann Harwood, b. 25 Mar 1741
Family 1 Polini Peraldi, b. Abt 1780, Corsica
Married Bef 7 Mar 1798
1. Anne Mary Guion, b. 4 Nov 1798, Sheerness, Kent, England
Family 2 Harriet Grindall, b. 1778-1779
Married 3 Aug 1802 London, Middlesex, England
Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion
Birth 20 Apr 1776 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
Christened 21 May 1776 St. Olave, Hart Str., London, Middlesex, England
Died 24 Dec 1811 Thorsminde, DK
Buried Dead Men's Dunes, Thorsminde, DK
Family Sara Fuller-Harnett, b. 1792
Married 1809 Crotto, Listowel, Co Kerry
Personal Information | Media | Notes | Sources | Event Map | All
Name Ann Harwood
Relationship with Francis Fox
Christened 24 Apr 1741 St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London, England
Address 1770 19 Pavement, Moorfields, London, England
About here.
Moor Fields Pavement, being on the west side of the Moorfields, behind the Bethlem Hospital was called later Finsbury Pavement
Address 1775 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
Address Nov 1776 Gosport, Hampshire, England
Address 1789 London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, London
The Royal London Hospital was founded in September 1740 and was originally named The London Infirmary. The name changed to The London Hospital in 1748 and later to The Royal London Hospital. The first patients were treated at a house in Featherstone Street, Moorfields. In May 1741, the hospital moved to Prescot Street, and remained there until 1757 when it moved to its current location on the south side of Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Address Apr 1798 Sheerness, Kent, England
At the house of F.J. Hartwell, Superintendent of the Dockyard
Address 1799 Chatham, Kent, England
Address 1802 Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England
House on the grounds of Greatwood Cottage, in posession Of Dr. Joseph Fox
Buried 26 May 1811 Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England
Mylor C of E Burials 1813-1857, 1897-1911
Cornwall OPC Database
Person ID I2521 Geneagraphie | Voorouders HW
Links To This person is also Ann Harwood at Familysearch
Last Modified 24 May 2017
Siblings 4 siblings
Family ID F1292806 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Daniel Guion, b. 1 Dec 1741, d. May 1780 (Age 38 years)
Married 1774 St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England [1]
Seach result in Boyd's marriage index at the Society of Genealogists put on Internet by Findmypast
England, Boyd's Marriage Indexes, 1538-1850
Portsmouth Naval Academy 1733-1806
1. Capt. Gardiner Henry Guion, b. 22 Feb 1775, 35 Crutched Friars, London, England , d. 27 Sep 1832, Thun, BE, CH (Age 57 years)
2. Capt. Daniel Olivier Guion, b. 20 Apr 1776, 35 Crutched Friars, London, England , d. 24 Dec 1811, Thorsminde, DK (Age 35 years)
Christened - 24 Apr 1741 - St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London, England
Address -
- 1770 - 19 Pavement, Moorfields, London, England
Married - 1774 - St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England
- 1775 - 35 Crutched Friars, London, England
- Nov 1776 - Gosport, Hampshire, England
- 1789 - London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, London
- Apr 1798 - Sheerness, Kent, England
- 1799 - Chatham, Kent, England
- 1802 - Wood Cottage, Mylor, Cornwall, England
Buried - 26 May 1811 - Mylor Church Graveyard, Mylor, Cornwall, England
Documents 6 Documents
Baptism Daniel Oliver Guion 1776
Guildhall, St Olave Hart Street, Register of baptisms 1706 - 1812 and marriages 1704 - 1754, 1704 -…
Baptism Gardiner Henry Guion 1775
Fire Insurance Policies at Gosport
Policies issued by the Sun and Royal Exchange insurance companies in the late eighteenth and early…
Request to vote for Mrs. Guion as a Matron for the London Hospital in 1790
Last Will of Ann Guion(-Harwood) (1733-1811)
Signed 20 Feb 1807 - Proved 13 Oct 1812
Will of Ann Guion, Widow of Bath , Somerset, 17 October…
Headstones 5 Headstones
Graves Ann and Harriet Guion
Grave Ann Guion
Histories 8 Histories
Election / Resignation of Ann Harwoods as Matron of the London Hospital
Diaries of Elijah Goff, coal merchant of St.George-in-the-East
History of the London Hospital
1752 Mr. Grindall appointed Surgeon.
1789 Joseph Fox elected Physician. Mrs. Anne Guian (should be…
The Voluntary Hospitals
The Harwood Family
Research for the family of Ann Harwood
History of the Sheerness Dockyard
The Development of the London Hospital System, 1823 - 2015
Parish Church and Graveyard Mylor
Grave Harriet Guion (Grindal Holt)
Grave Ann Guion (Harwood)
Memorial Harriet Guion (Grindal Holt)
20 Feb 1809 Wittness at the marriage of Francis Jenkin and Betsey Sedgman
Books about Mylor and the nearby parishes
Book of Mylor
[S6572] Boyd marriage index for Guion (Reliability: 3).


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Changes to Sexual Misconduct Policy Effective October 23, 2020
In compliance with new Board of Regents Policy, the University has developed a new Sexual Misconduct Policy. Barring any objections, these changes will become a part of the MGA Policy Manual on October 23, 2020. Please note ...
New Commercial Solicitation and Sales Policy
The University has developed a new Commercial Solicitation and Sales Policy. Barring any objections, it will become effective on May 18, 2020.
New Use of Space by External Parties Policy Effective May 18, 2020
The University has developed a new Use of Space by External Parties Policy. This policy will replace the current Use of Space by External Parties Policy (Section 9.1.5). Barring any objections, it will become ...
Changes to Grievance/Complaint Policy Effective March 14, 2020
A change has been proposed to the Grievance/Complaint Policy 4.1.6.15. This change includes defining the term "written complaint." Barring any objections, it will become effective on March 14, 2020.
Changes to Minors Policy Effective March 13, 2020
An update has been proposed to the Minors Policy 6.7. This update contains three main revisions: The "Guidelines for Working with Minors" section has been replaced with a "Code of Conduct", Sample forms ...
New Research and Compliance Policy Effective March 8, 2020
The University has developed a new policy relative to Research and Compliance. Barring any objections, it will become effective on March 8, 2020.
Changes to Deceased Student Policy Effective January 23, 2020
A change has been proposed to the Deceased Student Policy 4.1.6.8. Upon the passing of a currently enrolled/employed MGA student, faculty member or staff member, an MGA flag will be flown on campus for one week in their honor. ...
New Privacy Policy Effective January 19, 2020
The University has developed a new policy relative to Privacy. Barring any objections, it will become effective on January 19, 2020.
New Legal and Regulatory Compliance Policy Effective January 19, 2020
The University has developed a new policy relative to Legal and Regulatory Compliance. Barring any objections, it will become effective on January 19, 2020.
New Data Governance Policy Effective January 19, 2020
The University has developed a new policy relative to Data Governance. Barring any objections, it will become effective on January 19, 2020.
New Cybersecurity Policy Effective January 19, 2020
The University has developed a new policy relative to Cybersecurity. Barring any objections, it will become effective on January 19, 2020.
Changes To Tobacco Free Campus Policy Effective December 12, 2019
Two changes have been proposed to the Tobacco Free Campus policy. First, the list of prohibited products was updated to clarify that "any and all vaping products and devices" are prohibited under said policy. ...
New Name on Diploma Policy effective October 26, 2019
The University has developed a new policy relative to student names on diplomas. This policy may be found in two locations; MGA Policy Manual Section 4.1.6.32 and MGA Policy Manual Section 10.1.2.4. Barring any ...
New Outside Activities Policy Effective October 25, 2019
The University has developed a new policy relative to Outside Activities. Barring any objections, it will become effective on October 25, 2019.
New Conflicts of Commitment Policy Effective October 25, 2019
The University has developed a new policy relative to Conflicts of Commitment. Barring any objections, it will become effective on October 25, 2019.
New Conflict of Interest and Apparent Conflict of Interest Policy Effective October 25, 2019
The University has developed a new policy relative to Conflcits of Interest and Apparent Conflicts of Interest. Barring any objections, it will become effective on October 25, 2019.
The University has developed a new policy relative to Electric Vehicles. Barring any objections, it will become effective on July 12, 2019.
MGA Policy Update
A number of edits and additions to the University Policy Manual have been made over the course of the past several months, with more to come as the University System of Georgia completes its ongoing policy review initiative. The following ...
New Weapons Policy Effective July 1, 2017
Following passage of House Bill 280 during the 2017 Legislative Session, the University has updated its Weapons Policy. The new policy, effective July 1, 2017, can be found here.
Changes to Freedom of Expression Policy
In an effort to strengthen First Amendment rights on campus, a revision to the University Freedom of Expression Policy has been proposed. The new policy will be effective May 10, 2017. Proposed changes: Are based on new USG ...
New Policy on Use of Space by Outside Parties
The University has developed a new policy on Use of Space by Outside Parties, based on recommendations from Campus Affairs and best practices in the USG. It includes a new Request for Reservation, as well as sample Facilities Use Agreement and ...
New Intellectual Property Policy Proposed
The University has developed a new Intellectual Property policy, based on discussions by the IP Committee and best practices in the USG. Barring any objections, it will become effective on September 30, 2016.
Parking Policy to Be Updated
Our Parking Policy will be revised by University Police, adding a $100 fine for Tailgating (or Gate-Running) to deter vehicles from entering or exiting a parking area, lot, structure, or deck by driving directly behind a valid vehicle ...
Minors Policy Updated
The University has updated its Minors Policy. Following several meetings of a working group on Minors on Campus, we updated our policy following USG guidance issued in August. Barring any objections, it will become effective on September 30, 2016.
New Policy Regarding Working Animals on Campus
The University has developed a new Working Animals on Campus policy that was presented to Faculty Senate at its August meeting. In collaboration with Disability Services, University Police, and Residence Life, we have added a policy on service ...
New Policy on Agreement Review & Approval
The University has developed a new Agreement Review & Approval policy that was presented to Faculty Senate at its August meeting. It is based on other similar policies in the USG, but tailored to our needs and ...
New Staff Grievance Policy
The University has developed a new Staff Grievance Policy that was presented to Staff Advisory Council at its May meeting. Barring any objections, it will become effective on July 1, 2016.
Updated Student Conduct Policy to go into effect July 1, 2016
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Updated Sexual Harassment & Misconduct (Title IX) Policy to go into effect July 1, 2016
The University's Sexual Harassment & Misconduct (Title IX) Policy has been updated pursuant to USG-recommended best practices. Barring any objections, it will become effective on July 1, 2016.
New Sexual Harassment & Misconduct Training Policy
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New Suspended Operations & Closure Policy
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Provisional Ban on Use of Self-Balancing Scooters (Hoverboards) on Campus
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New Recruitment & Hiring Process
Updates to Middle Georgia State University's Recruitment & Hiring Process have been proposed.
Newly Updated Nondiscrimination Policy
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New Minors Policy
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New Freedom of Expression Policy
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New Whistleblower Policy
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New Branding and Social Media Guidelines
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Steve Carell's photo taped over real Space Force chief in clever museum prank
Netflix's Space Force series hasn't yet landed, but its fictional characters are finding their way into our very real institutions.
Watch a governor read 'Harry Azcrac' during virtual graduation ceremony and slowly realize he was pranked
Congratulations to the class of 2020 — and a special shout out to one "Harry Azcrac" who, for lack of better wording, managed to slip through the cracks.
Woman sues company after she won a Toyota that turned out to be a toy Yoda
A woman promised a Toyota after winning a contest, was given a toy Yoda instead.
Jimmy Kimmel hilariously pranks his staff with a creepy wax figure
If you're going to give the OK to a wax figure of yourself being placed in Madame Tussauds, you might as well get some use out of the thing first.
Irish man hilariously pranks his family at his own funeral
Shay Bradley of Kilnamanagh in the south of Dublin, Ireland, passed October 8, but that didn't mean he was ready to give up his life's passion of pranking his family.
Use the new 'Close Friends' sticker for Instagram stories to prank followers
Now you can convince anyone they're on your Close Friends list.
Orlando Bloom gets pranked by Katy Perry, totally falls for it
They may have been engaged for half a year now, but that doesn't mean Orlando Bloom recognises Katy Perry's voice.


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Who are the key figures in the new Afghan government?
The new government is lead by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund
The Taliban on Tuesday announced key acting ministerial positions. Here are some facts about the main appointments:
Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund, Acting Prime minister
Akhund is the longtime head of Taliban's powerful decision-making body Rehbari Shura, or leadership council. He was first the foreign minister and then deputy prime minister during the Taliban's last rule from 1996-2001.
He hails from Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban. Akhund is highly respected within the movement, especially by its supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada, a Taliban source said.
Akhund derives much of his prestige from his proximity to the movement's first leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar.
Some observers see Akhund, believed to be in his mid-60s and possibly older, as a political figure, with his control over the leadership council also giving him a say in military affairs.
List of Acting Ministers and Heads of Departments ( in English): pic.twitter.com/XozPDYjAF6
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Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Acting Deputy Prime Minister
Baradar was once a close friend of Mullah Omar, who gave him his nom de guerre, "Baradar" or "brother".
He served as deputy defence minister when the Taliban last ruled Afghanistan. Baradar also served as a senior military commander.
He headed the Taliban's political office in Doha, becoming one of the most prominent figures in peace talks with the United States.
Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi, Acting Foreign Minister
Originally from Paktia, Muttaqi calls himself a resident of Helmand.
Muttaqi served as minister of culture and information during the previous Taliban government, as well as minister of education. Muttaqi later went to Qatar and was appointed a member of the peace commission and negotiation team that held talks with the US.
He is the chair of the Invitation and Guidance Commission.
Mullah Yaoob, Acting Defence Minister
Son of the Taliban's founder Mullah Omar, Yaqoob had originally sought to succeed his father in 2015. He stormed out of the council meeting that appointed his father's successor, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, but was eventually reconciled.
Still in his early 30s and without the long combat experience of the Taliban's main commanders, he commands the loyalty of a section of the movement in Kandahar because of the prestige of his father's name.
He was named as overall head of the Taliban military commission last year, overseeing all military operations in Afghanistan and was one of three deputy leaders, along with Baradar and Sirajuddin Haqqani.
Sirajuddin Haqqani, Acting Interior Minister
Head of the influential Haqqani network, Sirajuddin Haqqani succeeded as its leader following the death of his father, Jalaluddin Haqqani, in 2018.
The semi-autonomous group was blamed for some of the deadliest attacks on forces.
Zabihullah Mujahid, Acting Dep. Information Minister
The long-time spokesman for the Taliban, Mujahid has for more than a decade been the key conduit for information on the group's activities, regularly posting details of attacks through his Twitter account.
No photo of him existed until he gave his first press conference following the fall of Kabul last month.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by WC Times staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)


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This is the aftermath trailer.
A pretty solid opening episode.
Guessing we get 1-2 episodes of white walker battle, and the final 3 episodes will determine who sits on the Iron Throne.
Bring on the dragon rider battles with the Night King, Danerys and Jon / Aegon.
Will be a weak twist when Tyrion, Jorah, and Varys "advise" Dany and Jon to marry.
Lots to think about, can't wait until next week.
My friends and I were betting on who would die in the first episode. We all lost.
Agree on analysis of the episodes. But based on my recent prognostications on the NCAA, Masters, and tonight, you are probably wrong.
Can Bran not be weird as heck for once?
Probably the weakest opening episode of the series. Woof.
The combined points of it not being a long episode (as had been hyped by the show runners) and of half the dialogue, including the opening lines, being very poor attempts at humor certainly diminished my opinion of the episode. That said, I thought there were a few high points. Sam's scenes were good.
I get what you're saying, but this article makes some good points. With all the build-up and anticipation, it almost had to be a let-down when it finally aired. The way of just about everything these days.
-Will Jon tell Danerys (or anyone)?
-Will there be a Jon/Danerys wedding?
-Will that wedding have a tragic outcome?
While the childhood fairy tale of Jon and Danerys on the Iron Throne would be a satisfying (cop out) ending, if the Northerners don't kill Jon Snow, I am wondering if Jon will sacrifice himself to kill the Night King and Ice Dragon.
Last week I made a mental note of a couple lists.
Five more weeks. Feels a little like basketball season.
And will anyone believe Jon? "My best friend and strange brother say I'm the rightful heir to the throne, but everyone else who knows about it is dead. Just take our word for it, and step aside and bring me my crown.."
The Targaryns were deposed by Robert Baratheon (with help from Ned Stark). Wouldn't any "claim" to the throne have died when a new family took it? It seems to me that whoever gets the throne is whoever happens to have the strongest army and support at that moment. I mean, it isn't like Danys would have some super-strong claim if she did not have Unsullied, Dothraki, and Dragons fighting for her.
No way. I love where they're going with this. I was afraid at the end of last season that it was becoming too LOTR-like with all the good guys banded together, and it's now obvious that won't be the ending. All the main characters – Jon, Dany, Cersei, Sansa, Arya, Bran, Tyrion, Jamie, Sam – look like they have major roles to play in the season, which hasn't always been true in previous seasons.
I agree with fuse – I can see the zombie battle being settled before the last episode. The real final battle is going to be Dany vs. Jon, Dany vs. the Starks, or something similar to that.
A lot of tension in the opening of the last season.
I'll have to watch it three more times.
Does anyone else have a Got deadpool at work?
We all put 10 on who lives and dies .who ends up in the throne. 140 people .winner take all.
I was discussing this with some friends last night. Jon could simply just not say anything and nothing would really change. His honor won't allow for that, though. Everything we know about Jon tells us that he will feel compelled to tell Dany.
What happens when the stark sisters find out ?
I see a lot of frenemies coming.
Plus the wrath of samwell .quiet ones are deadly ones.
Call me crazy .my money's on samwell Tarley to be the one at the end.hes smart doesnt draw much attention and is not considered a threat.thats how a lot of survivor seasons are won.
Boy, I hope that doesn't catch hold and become the theme of this thread!
1. Realizing as soon as he dismounted the horse who the old friend Bran was waiting for... Coming full circle 67 episodes later.
5. "Stay back, he's got blue eyes!" "I've ALWAYS had blue eyes!"
My bet is that next episode deals with Dany's complicated relationships (both her nephew-lover and father-stabber), Sansa glowers at everyone, then they get prepped and the episode ends with the shot of the undead horse from the trailer. Episode 3 will be 82 minutes of anxiety and flaming swordplay (not the Loras kind).
With the theory of the night king being bran that's not a bad choice you could possibly win with either choice.
Lyanna mormont that's a good one in my opinion .
Samwell wasnt happy and hes a intelligent character. That makes him dangerous.
That's about where I'm at so far.


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If Salt Melts Snow and Ice, Why Is It Essential In Making Ice Cream?
Our beloved friend sodium chloride — salt — is that magical substance that not only clears roads of snow and ice during the winter, but also helps facilitate the manufacture of the most delectable ice cream.
Those crafty homesteaders who make their own ice cream by turning a crank know that ice cream recipes require salt and ice to keep the ingredients cold as they combine into a delicious dessert. Yet, paradoxically, salt famously helps prevent ice from freezing to the road. How is this melt-assisting substance valuable to the ice cream creation process?
It turns out that salt doesn't literally melt snow and ice, but it does lower their melting points, thus dropping the temperature needed to keep them solid. Ice cream freezes at a temperature lower than water's 32-degree freezing point. If water becomes ice at 32 degrees, adding salt lowers that necessary temperature, depending on how much salt you add. The sugar and fats in ice cream ingredients interfere with the formation of ice crystals — you need to get your ice cream mixture below the usual temperatures in order to see it through to hardened completion. After adding ice cream ingredients to a container and placing that container into a salt-and-ice mixture, those ingredients get to sit inside a chamber of chilly goodness that's much cooler than ice could get on its own.
If you were to simply use ice without salt, the ice would melt and grow warm well before your ice cream was ever complete. The weird homemade saltwater mix that develops around your ice cream as you turn that crank is actually colder than regular ice cubes, which is why adding salt to ice is imperative for making kickass ice cream.
So take a moment this wintry weekend to tell salt how grateful you are for its assistance, both in keeping the roads a little safer and your sweet tooth a little more satiated.


The CoS faith formation, worship, and anti-racism teams cordially invite you to a luncheon conversation with Isaac Wardell on Sunday January 28, 2018 following the morning worship service. The conversation will center on the topics of anti-racism, lament, and vocation as expressed through Christian worship practices. Isaac will offer a testimony of how his church in Charlottesville responded to the Unite the Right rally and related protests during August of 2017 and how the congregation has worked to embody a posture of biblical lament within their worship services during the past year.
Isaac Wardell is the director of worship and arts at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, Virginia and most recently launched Porters Gate Worship Project, "a sacred arts collective created to identify with and fulfill the most impactful role of the Christian Church: to be its porter, one who looks beyond church doors for guests to welcome." The collective recorded and released a musical album entitled Work Songs comprised of songs that affirm the day-to-day Monday through Friday vocations of the body of Christ. Read more about Porters Gate Worship project at https://www.portersgateworship.com/about.


Arizona has long been one of several states that take driving without prescription corrective lenses very seriously. Whereas other states may issue only a fine or even a warning, it is currently a Class 2 misdemeanor in Arizona for drivers to operate a vehicle without their issued contact lenses or glasses as indicated by their driver's license. This means that one violation can not only result in a fine, but also up to four months of jail time among other forms of punishment. But all this is about to change, thanks to changes in state law.
Drivers committing this offense on or after August 3, 2018 need not worry about being criminally charged. The change in the law was made during a state legislative session earlier this year, in which Chapter 113 of the 2018 Arizona Session Laws decriminalized the offense. Included along with other license requirement violations, the offense known as Driving in Violation of a License Restriction has therefore been downgraded to a civil violation. While this can still warrant punishment, the good news here is that the corporation's civil status means no jail time and nothing added to the permanent record of the offender.
And just why is this law change such a good thing? It's simple– every case is different, and many people do not actually need corrective lenses to drive despite using them for other purposes (such as reading). In a lot of situations where drivers have been criminally charged for not wearing their corrective lenses, they were pulled over for something other than reckless driving. And in an increasing amount of cases that courts have seen in recent years, many people get laser due surgery or other procedures to help them see but forget in the process to get a new driver's license that reflects this. This is particularly the case in Arizona, where driver's licenses take many years to expire. Basically, the old law meant that people were at risk of being unjustifiably charged with a criminal act, but the new one will help ease this.
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Conquering COVID-19: Keeping Missourians Safe
Jefferson City — Since COVID-19 struck Missouri nearly eight months ago, Governor Mike Parson and his administration have worked continuously to combat the virus and keep Missourians as safe as possible.
The Governor's Office was initially briefed on the COVID-19 pandemic by Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Director Dr. Randall Williams on January 28, 2020, and immediately began taking steps to prepare.
When Missouri's first positive case was identified on March 7, Governor Parson immediately traveled to St. Louis for the announcement. Since that time, Governor Parson's administration, Missouri's 16 executive agencies, and numerous stakeholders from across the state have worked together to respond, rebuild, and recover.
"A tremendous amount of work has been accomplished over the past eight months, and it does not stop here," Governor Parson said. "We have come a long way since March, and we will continue to do everything we can to respond to COVID-19 and keep Missourians safe."
Since March, the state has taken numerous actions to respond and adapt to COVID-19, including the following:
Pulled together the entire Cabinet and every state agency to coordinate response efforts
Convened weekly calls with community leaders and medical experts
Waived nearly 600 statutes and regulations to provide more flexibility and safety for Missourians
Mobilized the Missouri National Guard to assist with COVID-19 response
Constructed an alternate care site in 11 days to assist hospitals in the St. Louis region
Significantly expanded COVID-19 testing to over 100,000 tests per week
Delivered Remdesivir to hospitals across the state
Partnered with Google to launch the PPE Marketplace
Launched interactive COVID-19 dashboards including public health, economic recovery, and social impact data
Launched the Show Me Strong Recovery Plan to help Missouri safely and gradually recover from COVID-19
Submitted a comprehensive COVID-19 vaccine response plan to the CDC
A new page highlighting Missouri's COVID-19 response efforts can be found on Governor Parson's website. Topics include education, public safety, child care and families, vulnerable populations, mental health, business and economy, and the four Show Me Strong Recovery pillars – testing, PPE, health care system capacity, and data.
To learn more about the Show Me Strong Recovery Plan, visit showmestrong.mo.gov. For additional information and resources regarding COVID-19 in Missouri, visit health.mo.gov/coronavirus.


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Jailed Ukrainian Filmmaker's Health Worsens
Tue, 11 Sep 2018 11:27 GMT
The lawyer of the imprisoned Ukrainian filmmaker, Oleg Sentsov, said on Monday September 10th that Sentsov has suffered irreversible damage to his health after 120 days of hunger strike.
Sentsov was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2015 for conspiracy to conduct terror attacks, charges that he denies. He also has refused to seek a pardon from the President Vladimir Putin.
Sentsov's lawyer, Dmitry Dinze, claimed that Sentsov's condition has steadily worsened, resulting in "irreversible changes affecting the cardiovascular system, kidneys and liver." Moreover, he said that Sentsov is increasingly frail.
Meanwhile, prison officials said Sentsov was being given a nutritious formula daily. Dinze said, "He has faced a slow decay despite the supportive therapy."
Though Sentsov's mother pleaded with Putin to pardon her son, the Kremlin turned her letters down, saying that Sentsov himself needs to appeal for a pardon.
The case of Sentsov has drawn close international attention. On Monday September 10th human rights activists stood during the opening remarks of the Russian representative at the annual meeting of the Organisation of Security and Cooperation in Europe in Warsaw.
As reported by AP, many meeting participants from civil society wore T-shirts or had big stickers on their backs saying #SaveOlegSentsov.
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Family of British Student Slain in Jerusalem Laments 'Senseless and Tragic' Attack
Hannah Bladon, who was studying archaeology and religion in Jerusalem, was stabbed to death by a mentally unstable Palestinian
This undated image released Saturday, April 15, 2017 by the British Foreign And Commonwealth Office shows British tourist Hannah Bladon, who was stabbed to death in Jerusalem on Good Friday. Credit: /AP
The family of Hannah Bladon, the British student stabbed to death by a Palestinian in Jerusalem as she traveled on the light rail close to the Old City, described her killing as a "senseless" tragedy.
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"Hannah was the most caring, sensitive and compassionate daughter you could ever wish for," a statement by the family said.
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Bladon was in Israel as part of a student exchange program with the Hebrew University in Jerusalem as part of her religion, theology and archaeology studies at the University of Birmingham. Her murder took place as Jerusalem was was packed with Christians from around the world celebrating Good Friday and Jews enjoying Passover.
"Hannah was a talented musician, part of a serving team at her local church and a member of her local archaeological group. She was an enthusiastic rugby player and a keen Derby County supporter.
"She was driven and passionate and her death leaves so much promise unfulfilled. Our family are devastated by this senseless and tragic attack," her family said.
Gamil Tamimi, the man who allegedly carried out a deadly stabbing attack in Jerusalem on April 14, 2017.Credit: Emil Salman
Israeli policemen block a road where the light train passes following a stabbing attack just outside Jerusalem's Old City, according to Israeli police April 14, 2017.Credit: AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS
Bladon, 20, was allegedly stabbed by Gamil Tamimi, 57, a Palestinian from East Jerusalem who police said had recently been released from a psychiatric hospital.
A psychiatric report said that he had grown increasingly aggressive and violent over the last month.
In a Facebook comment dated January 24, Bladon wrote, "Security is really tight on campus so no worries." The comment was made on a photograph she posted of the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City.
In a statement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tied the attack to global Islamic terrorism.
Israel's envoy to the U.K., Mark Regev, condemned the attack on Twitter.
"My thoughts are with the family and friends of U.K. student Hannah Bladon, who was murdered in a senseless act of terror in Jerusalem today," he wrote.
According to the Hebrew Univeristy, Bladon started her studies in Jerusalem at the end of January. "We extend our deepest condolences to her family and we share in their sorrow," it said in a statement.
"The university condemns such acts of terror that harm innocent people, and especially a student who came to Jerusalem to study and widen her academic horizons," it said.
The Israel Antiquities Authority, where she volunteered, sent "its deepest condolences to the Bladon family over the murder of their daughter, Hannah, in the stabbing attack that occurred on the light rail line in Jerusalem.
"Hannah recently volunteered in the IAA excavation at Wilson's Arch in the Western Wall tunnels, and was supposed to return to the excavation after the holiday. May her memory be a blessing."
Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center said the woman died soon after she was rushed there following the attack, despite efforts to save her.
President Reuven Rivlin said in a statement that he is "filled with sadness" over the violence and that Israel's "thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim."
He said, "this week thousands have come through the ancient gates of Jerusalem, to celebrate the feasts of Passover and Easter throughout the city - while the security forces work to ensure the safety of the dear residents and visitors to the city. And so we will continue to do," he said.
"Terror can never overcome us. Terror will never destroy our lives here."
The Shin Bet said the Palestinian had recently tried to commit suicide in hospital by swallowing a razor blade and that he was convicted of sexually abusing his daughter in 2011.
"This is not the first time that a Palestinian suffering from personal, mental or moral distress has chosen to commit a terrorist attack in order to escape his problems," it said in a statement.