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In close collaboration with Kirill Batmanov, Cédric Lhoussaine and Cristian Versari from the LIFL (CNRS/Lille Univ) and with Pascal Hersen (MSC lab; CNRS/Paris 7), we developed CellStar, a tool-chain for image processing and analysis dedicated to segmentation and tracking of yeast cells in brightfield time-lapse microscopy movies. To estimate algorithm quality we developed a benchmark made of manually-verified images illustrating various situations. On this benchmark, CellStar outperformed 5 other state-of-the-art methods. The tool-chain is implemented in MATLAB and is provided together with the Python Yeast Image Toolkit benchmark tool.


Cable network says producers paid some subjects for access, violating ethical policies.
Cable network A&E announced Saturday that it's abandoning plans for its controversial documentary series Escaping the KKK.
In a statement, the network said that it had decided not to air the program after being made aware that field producers had made payments to interview subjects in exchange for access, in violation of ethics policies regarding documentaries.
"A&E learned last night from the third-party producers who made the documentary that cash payments — which we currently understand to be nominal — were made in the field to some participants in order to facilitate access," the statement read. " While we stand behind the intent of the series and the seriousness of the content, these payments are a direct violation of A&E's policies and practices for a documentary. We had previously provided assurances to the public and to our core partners — including the Anti-Defamation League and Color of Change — that no payment was made to hate group members, and we believed that to be the case at the time. We have now decided not to move forward with airing this project."
The eight-hour docuseries was to have premiered Jan. 10.
The network added, "Escaping the KKK was intended to serve as a close look at anti-hate extractors focused on helping people leave the Ku Klux Klan — the racist hate group with a long history of violence against African Americans and others. Our goal with this series has always been to expose and combat racism and hatred in all its forms."
Though this project is shelved, A&E says it is committed to looking for other ways to address the issues of racism and hate.
"Just because this particular show goes away, the issues of hate in America do not," the statement says, "we will still seek to fight hate in America through on-air programming including town halls and documentary programs produced in partnership with civil rights organizations, as well as continue to work with the civil rights community to facilitate a deeper dialogue on ending hate through comprehensive educational and outreach campaigns."
Escaping the KKK had drawn criticism from the get-go. Five days after the network announced plans for the show on Dec 20, it updated the title from Generation KKK in an effort to "ensure that no one can mistake its intent and that the title alone does not serve to normalize the Klan."


ORANGE PARK – St. Johns River State College is conducting a national search to find a new executive director for the Thrasher-Horne Center, the performing arts center on the college's Orange Park campus.
On May 5, Executive Director Denton Yockey announced he would be resigning to take a position in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Yockey will become the head of the Division of Theatre Arts, Production and Arts Administration at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati. He will also hold the position of professor of arts administration. His last day in Clay County will be June 28.
Originally from Indiana, Yockey began working in theatre management in 1984. Yockey, who has a master of fine arts degree from the University of Georgia, came to the Thrasher-Horne in June 2016 from Kansas City, Mo. where he had served as executive producer of the Starlight Theatre.
He replaced THCA's original and founding director Tony Walsh who retired in July 2016.
More information and applications for the position are available at sjrstate.edu/humanresources.
The Thrasher-Horne Center is a performing arts venue and conference center owned and operated by St. Johns River State College. It is located on the Orange Park campus at 283 College Dr.
JACKSONVILLE – CSX Corp.'s Brooke Martin has received one of Florida's highest civilian awards for contributions to the state's emergency response system.
Martin was recently presented the Thomas Yatabe Award for Hazarous Materials by the State Emergency Response Commission. A hazardous materials manager, Martin was recognized for partnering with the Northeast Florida Local Emergency Planning Committee on a training and preparedness program to improve local fire departments' train incident response capabilities. She has conducted hazardous materials training for various agencies, including Clay County Fire and Rescue.
Throughout the spring of 2017, CSX and LEPC conducted 16 awareness-level courses attended by 218 responders at fire departments in the region. Next, the CSX and LEPC provided technician-level training that included use of the CSX Safety Train to educate responders about railcar safety, common leaks and spills, and mitigation techniques for chlorine gas, LP gas, ethanol and molten sulfur.
At the end of the training, CSX and LEPC conducted a regional hazardous materials exercise that brought together the region's three hazmat teams from Jacksonville, Clay County and St. Johns County.
PENNEY FARMS – The Commemorative Concerts Series at Penney Memorial Church winds down this season on May 16 at 7 p.m. with the time-honored tradition of hosting the Young Artists Concert, part of the annual Concert on the Green.
Winners of the student competition always perform at the church prior to the annual outdoor concert, which will be held on May 27 at St. Johns Country Day School.
The Penney Memorial Church concert is an homage to the late Howard Tappan, who along with other Penney Retirement Community residents, were instrumental is launching what would later morph into Concert on the Green, which is operated by the nonprofit of the same name.
Tappan is a former director of music at Penney Memorial Church. The Penney Memorial Church Commemorative Program contributes, each year, toward scholarship funding for the student musicians.
Penney Memorial Church is located at 4465 Poling Blvd. The performance is free and open to the public.
PALATKA – All counties in the St. Johns River Water Management District's service area experienced higher-than-average rainfall during April, with several counties seeing twice their average. This is a departure from last year's data, when rainfall was trending significantly below average. A full hydrological report was presented today during the district's governing board meeting.
April's showers brought the 12-month rainfall total to above average, with a zone of very high rain running through northern Alachua, most of Putnam, southwest St. Johns and northwest Flagler counties. Districtwide, the annual rainfall total is more than 11 inches above average.
Bradford, Clay, St. Johns, Alachua, Putnam, Marion, Flagler and Volusia all received enough rainfall during April to double their monthly average.
Putnam County had the highest rainfall, with 7.4 inches.
The southernmost part of the district, including Indian River, Osceola and portions of Brevard County, all had average rainfall, ranging from 2.4 to 2.7 inches.
ORANGE PARK – The Heritage Singers of Jacksonville are coming to Orange Park to help raise money for children who need a forever home.
The group performs May 19 at 7 p.m. at the Moosehaven Chapel at 1701 Park Ave. in a show to benefit Kids First of Florida, the lead agency in Clay County serving children & families experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, abuse & neglect. Since 2003, Kids First has been providing foster care & adoption services & currently has responsibility for more than 400 children.
All net proceeds from the concert will directly benefit the children & families served by Kids First of Florida. There will be no admission charge for the performance, but all donations will go to help Kids First.
Under the artistic direction of Michael Dell, the Heritage Singers will perform using the theme of "Let Peace Begin With Me." For more information, the chorale's website is heritagesingersjacksonville.com.
ORANGE PARK – Volunteers are needed to help a local food bank sort out and organize donations as part of the 26th Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive held by the National Association of Letter Carriers on May 12.
Students who need community service hours can earn them by helping the Clothes Closet and Food Pantry of Orange Park with some heavy lifting on the day of the event.
Food sorting, general assistance with and clean up are needed at St Catherine's Roman Catholic Church, 1649 Kingsley Ave, Haut Hall on May 12 from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Assistance is also needed at the Kingsley Avenue and College Drive U.S. Post Offices especially those with pick-up trucks so that foods can be delivered to St Catherine's.
Children are welcomed accompanied by an adult to help. This is an opportunity to learn and experience the joy of volunteerism and helping others. Snacks and pizza will be available during the late afternoon and water will be available all day. Questions, please call Kathy Wray at (904) 252-8992.
For those who do volunteer can donate food for the needy that day during Stamp Out Hunger.
A paper or plastic bag will be delivered to mailboxes for residents to fill with non-perishable foods in non-breakable containers. Out-dated, opened or damaged containers will be discarded. Canned foods, peanut butter, jelly, condiments and sealed boxed food items are requested.
The Clothes Closet and Food Pantry of Orange Park, which serves northern Clay County, provided a weeks' worth of food four times a year to 7,380 individuals in 2017. During the Holiday season, 1,136 individuals chose to have a basket for Thanksgiving or Christmas which included a turkey or ham, fresh and canned vegetables and trimmings to prepare their feast in the comfort of their own home. The pantry especially needs peanut butter, jelly, breakfast foods, rice, canned meats, pasta sauce, canned pastas, canned fruit, dried milk, condiments, tea, coffee, juices, canned vegetables and baking staples. Small sizes are preferable.


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David V. McCalley. Papers, ca. 1965-1992
Title: David V. McCalley. Papers, ca. 1965-1992
Record Series: 14/12/02/06
Creator: David V. McCalley
Extent: 2.29 linear feet, 6 boxes
Preferred Citation: [Identification of item] in the David V, McCalley Papers, Archives Record Series 15/02/22, [box and folder number], University Archives, Rod Library, University of Northern Iowa
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David V. McCalley joined the University of Northern Iowa biology and science education faculty in 1966. He had special expertise and interest in environmental education and was associated with the UNI Center for Energy and Environmental Education. He was also involved in environmental education on an international level, especially with an effort with the Soviet Union in 1990. He retired from the faculty in 1999.
Professor McCalley's family gave the material in this collection to the University of Northern Iowa Archives following his death in 2013.
His obituary with a brief biography may be found here:
https://www.library.uni.edu/collections/special-collections/biographical-sketches/david-v-mccalley
Soviet environmental education posters
Victor Afanaisev, executive editor, Pravda
US-Soviet environmental education project, 1990-1992
Czech environmental education seminar, 1991
Natural clipart
Leapfrogging through wetlands
Regional guide to Iowa landforma, 1976
Leopold Education Project, 1992
Key for trees in Iowa, 1965
Guide to environmental education interpretive studies in Iowa, 1990
Beneath your feet; a study of soils
Center for Energy and Environmental Education
Outlook Australia environmental education material
Lines on the land
Photographic slides
Environmental education videotapes, VHS format
Soviet environmental posters
Collection processed by University Archivist Gerald L. Peterson, with assistance from Student Assistant Raelynn Meleng, February 2016; updated, March 10, 2016 (GP). Updated by Library Associate Dave Hoing, January 2018 and April 2018. Linear feet updated on September 15, 2017.

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HWY 140 In Mariposa County To Partially Reopen Tuesday
Caltrans crews work to remove a landslide on HWY 140 in Mariposa County
Mariposa County, CA – After a rockslide closed a section of Highway 140, Caltrans will partially reopen it tomorrow that accesses Yosemite National Park, but motorists can expect long delays.
Caltrans reports, "Crews are making excellent progress clearing the slide and stabilizing the slope."
The rocks came tumbling down on Sunday, January 15th, temporarily closing Highway 140 near Briceburg and closing the roadway from the Bug Hostel to Cedar Lodge between Midpines and El Portal, as earlier reported here. Caltrans advised that "clean up on the slide is ahead of schedule," as this past Sunday crews began hauling material away from the site. They added that barring any setbacks, one-way traffic control will be in place from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 24, until both lanes of the highway are fully reopened. Caltrans warns that travelers "should expect extended delays."
Even with the early partial opening of the highway, Caltrans officials relay, "There is no change to the two-week estimate of fully reopening both directions of Highway 140."
Motorists are advised to use alternate routes to access Yosemite National Park, like Highways 120 West or 41 South.
For Caltrans traffic information for Highway's 4, 49, 59, 108, and 120 plus a view of traffic on other Mother Lode roads and gas prices click on "Traffic" or keyword: traffic For an overview of extreme weather news stories go here.


Seven-year-old Jetta Steed disappeared on Monday 12 September 1949. She had left her London home as usual, heading for school, and wan't seen again until police discovered her in a St Peter Port hotel on Thursday. She was returned to her father and step mother in London on Friday the 16th.
Jetta had been with her grandmother, Beatrice Harland-Moult, and her aunt, Sybil Badderley when Guernsey Police Chief Inspector F Banneville found her. The story of what they'd done came out over the next few days.
They appeared on remand at Wealdstone court at the end of the following week, charged with taking away Jetta without permission. The court was told that when Jetta's mother had died shortly after giving birth, Jetta and her father, Leonard Steed, had gone to live with Harland-Moult, Jetta's grandmother. When Jetta was four or five, Harland-Moult and Badderley, Jetta's aunt, had taken her on a trip to South Africa. However, when they returned at Christmas they didn't inform her father that they were back.
Early the following year, the grandmother asked for custody of the girl, which her father refused. He took Jetta back in late winter and remarried the following month.
That autumn, on 12 September, Jetta was walking to school with a friend and the friend's mother. Her aunt, Badderley, approached the group and said she would take Jetta the rest of the way. What she actually did was take her to Northolt Airport and, with Harland-Moult, fly from there to Guernsey.
The women pleaded not guilty and were bailed for £50 each to await trial.
When the case came to court in mid-October, it was quickly discharged. However, the women were told that they could not take the law into their own hands. Although they were released at once, they were reminded that Jetta was not their child and there would need to be a separate legal determination over who should be granted legal custody.
Both women were said to be greatly distressed, and the grandmother had collapsed in the street the day before the trial was due to begin. She had threatened suicide.


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MTD Europe
MTD IN:
Please make your choice... WOLF-Garten Cub Cadet Robomow MTD ARNOLD
MTD Europe > Our company
MTD – The Company
The "Modern Tool and Die Company" or MTD, with its headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio is one of the worldwide largest manufacturers of motorized garden tools. MTD Products Inc. was founded in 1932 and remains family-owned. MTD has production capacities in the USA, Mexico, China and Europe.
With its three brands: MTD, Cub Cadet and WOLF-Garten, MTD has a product program on the European market for the needs of every gardening fan - from hobby gardener to pro.
The appeal of each brand lies in its individuality and distinctive appearance. All of the brands complement each other and form a comprehensive spectrum of motorized garden tools, from electric lawn mowers to garden tillers, snow blowers and compact tractors.
From the factory to a global corporation
Three young, German engineers - Theo Moll, Erwin Gerhard and Emil Jochum - immigrated to the USA in 1932 and founded the Modern Tool and Die Company, in short MTD. Within a few years, the company had made itself a name as a manufacturer of high-quality dies and tools.
The first step towards expansion was made with its stamping and molding tools for the toy industry.
At the beginning of the Fifties, the company also began manufacturing wheelbarrows. The further development of the company was significantly influenced by the production of this simple piece of equipment. Encouraged by suggestions from satisfied customers, MTD now also began manufacturing gardening equipment. This set the course for their new company profile. The first walk-behind rotary lawn mower from MTD left the factory in 1958.
In 1970, MTD went back to its European roots and took over the Ventzki GmbH, a German company with a long tradition. The corporate headquarters in the USA recognized the importance a closed market with more than 300 million consumers would soon have for a growth-oriented company like MTD.
Today, MTD Motorgeräte GmbH is located in Eislingen and is responsible for the support of our retail partners in Germany.
The GUTBROD AG becomes the MTD Products AG
With the take-over of the GUTBROD AG, two well-established companies active in the development of lawn mowers, were brought together.
The idea was that the European market could profit in a more targeted manner from the first-class GUTBROD products. Since the invention of the first European motorcycle with rear suspension in 1938 GUTBROD has been a symbol for inventive talent and trust in technical innovations.
Here just two examples: the first compact tractors rolled off the assembly line at our Saarland branch in 1962 and in 1983, the first motorized snow throwers worldwide.
The values and philosophy of the brand GUTBROD live on in MTD.
Our branch in Saarbrücken wasn't just secured, but also expanded through comprehensive investments. MTD manufactures almost all of its lawn tractors at its production location in Saarland and as the only German manufacturer with quality "Made in Germany", enjoys a good reputation all over the world. The European central office is continuously extending their production and sales network, which makes it easier to be present on all local markets.
In Europe, MTD has its own sales locations for Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Russia and Poland. All other European markets are serviced via sales partners and importers.
MTD takes over WOLF-Garten
For more than 80 years, red and yellow have been synonymous for excellent gardening technology. Starting with the first WOLF-Garten tool ever produced, a field hoe modified into a drag hoe, the company's founder, August Wolf, simplified field work for farmers. Hereby started an exemplary success story, which made WOLF-Garten one of the largest full-service suppliers with the widest range of products for hobby gardeners in Europe. In September of 2009 WOLF-Garten was fully integrated into the MTD-organization. MTD's product portfolio of motorized gardening tools was made complete with those from WOLF-Garten, the result of which is an unmatched range of fine products.
Many years ago Theo Moll, one of the MTD-founders said, "The past we inherit. The future we create." This means we may have inherited the past, but it's in our power to form the future. MTD will continue its growth in the future: new markets will be developed, production and sales capacities continuously extended.
MTD's success was founded on 3 principles that today, haven't lost any of their value: employee engagement, the quest for technical innovation and customer satisfaction.
The cornerstones laid by the company's founders in 1932 continue to form a strong foundation that allows MTD to look towards the future with high performance and motivated employees.
MTD – Milestones
MTD – Brands
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Euro 2012: Those who flattered to deceive
Jun 20, 2012 - T.N. Raghu |
Alan Dzagoev of Russia and Denmark's Michael Krohn-Dehli have used Euro 2012 to showcase their talent. The duo weren't universally well known before the tournament.
Conversely, quite a few big names
CM's Cup is on the right track
The Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu may rewrite the eligibility rules to take part in the Chief Minister's Cup tournament.
SDAT member secretary M. Vijayakumar told reporters on Wednesday
'Narcissistic' Cristiano Ronaldo lets Portugal down
Cristiano Ronaldo should write a cheque — if he hasn't already done so — to his teammate Silvestre Varela for saving his face in Euro 2012.
Even if the amount is a fraction of Ronaldo's annual wages
Tongue twisters galore at Euro 2012
Covering the Euro 2012 opener between Poland and Greece must have been a nightmarish experience for commentators.
We are not talking about the quality of the match here, as a finely taken opening go
Euro fever
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the Euros is a World Cup without Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, the only non-European countries that have won Fifa's showpiece event.
The European Champions
TN's loss is Services' gain
Tamil Nadu may have stumbled at the final hurdle in the 66th Santosh Trophy, but two players from the state did go on to win the title in the national football championship.
Antony Ramesh, 27, and M
Vishwanathan Anand: Chennai super king
Xerox, the company which produces copying machines, metamorphosed into a generic name to denote the process of copying from paper to paper. Likewise, Viswanathan Anand and chess have become synonymous
King Viswanathan Anand returns home
Viswanathan Anand is back where it all started: Chennai. Regal splendour and generous jostling marked the arrival of the king of world chess at Anna international airport here on Saturday.
Anand, cl
Viswanathan Anand deserves Bharat Ratna
Nice guys may finish last in some fields but not in chess. Viswanathan Anand who set off a chess wave in India has conquered the world for a fifth time, an achievement few other Indian sportspersons c
Syed Sabir Pasha dreams big, wants trophy
Syed Sabir Pasha has done it. The former international has taken Tamil Nadu to the Santosh Trophy final in his maiden assignment as state coach.
Right after being appointed Tamil Nadu coach, Sabir m


I really enjoy skimming through these books. They're really good if you're looking to be a more interesting person with a brain full of wowing facts.
Tip: Don't read the book all at a time. Enjoy 3-4 questions every day!
I can't really write a summary for this book because it consists of lots of questions and their answers. But I can tell you that the book's pretty good. You will find yourself getting bored if you try to read it all at once. Look out for the "alternative answers" at the back of the book. And I won't tell you what they are!
I must say, a good job done. The questions chosen are interesting and amusing, and the answers professional and clear.


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India Looking for Solutions for Many Nations, Says UNGA Chief
PM Modi Releases Commemorative Rs 75 Coin to Mark 75 years of NCC
Nand Mulchandani Appointed As The CIA's First Chief Intelligence Officer
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) picks Nand Mulchandani as its first-ever Chief Technology Officer. Mulchandani is an Indian-American Silicon Valley IT expert who studied at Delhi school and has more than 25 years of expertise working in Silicon Valley.
Director William J Burns announced the appointment through social media. CIA said in a tweet, "CIA Director William J. Burns appoints Nand Mulchandani as CIA's first Chief Technology Officer (CTO). with more than 25 years of experience, Mr Mulchandani will ensure the Agency is leveraging cutting-edge innovations to further CIA's mission".
Mulchandani said, "I am honoured to join the CIA in this role and look forward to working with the Agency's incredible team of technologists and domain experts who already deliver world-class intelligence and capabilities to help build a comprehensive technology strategy that delivers exciting capabilities working closely with industry and partners".
He has worked as the CTA and Acting Director of DoD's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center before joining the CIA. He was CEO and also co-founded several successful start-ups Oblix, Determina OpenDNS, and ScaleXtreme.
Mulchandani holds a degree in Computer Science and Math from Cornell, a Master's degree in Management from Stanford, and a Master in Public Administration Degree from Harvard.
India-UAE Free Trade Pact Comes To Effect From May 1
UBC Develops A Silver-Based Coating To Keep Medical Device Implants Free From Bacteria
Prince Harry's 'Spare' Becomes Fastest-Selling Non-Fiction Book
Rare, Once in 50,000 years, Comet Seen in Abu Dhabi
Number of Indian Passport Holders to Cross 10 Crore Soon
Europe's largest rare Earth elements deposit discovered in Sweden
Indian Men Cover Seven Continents in Three Days, Make World Record
RRR's Naatu Naatu Wins Golden Globe for Best Original Song


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Ukraine: "In Our Synagogue" – film shot in the Khust synagogue and based on a Kafka story, wins Odessa Film Festival award
Posted in: Awards & Honors, Festivals, Film, People, Synagogues
Tagged: Ukraine
2016 poster for the"In Our Synagogue" film (the synagogue pictured is not the one in Khust, but in Sharhorod)
A film called "In Our Synagogue" and shot in part in the synagogue in Khust, southwest Ukraine, has won the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) Best Short Film prize, in the National competition program, at the Odessa International Film Festival.
The 30-minute, black-and-white film, a co-production of Ukraine and France but principally financed by the Ukrainian government, is the debut film of the young Ukrainian filmmaker Ivan Orlenko and is based on an unfinished story by Franz Kafka by the same title, about a mysterious animal that lives in a synagogue. It was shot entirely in Yiddish.
In an email last year, Orlenko told JHE that he had started the film project in 2016. It was "dedicated to Jewish life in the Carpathian region and it turned out to be the first film in Yiddish, made in Ukraine….As you can see from the [trailer] footage my film is focused on the Jewish heritage both in visual and language sense."
In an interview with the Kyiv-based journalist Olesya Anastasieva and published in the October/November 2017 issue of The Odessa Review, Olenko spoke about filming on location in the Khust synagogue and other locations in the Zakarpattia region (and elsewhere).
The synagogue itself and several streets are located in the city of Khust in the Zakarpattia region. Two interiors we found in Kyiv, another street is in Mukachevo (there on the horizon you can see the "Palanok" castle as an allusion to the "Castle" of Kafka). Part of the shooting took place in France, in Strasbourg, where we filmed footage in a school and the ritual mikvah.
Khust synagogue interior. Photo by J. Fixler via wikimedia/creative Commons
There were several options for where to shoot the film, because in Ukraine, there are still several remaining authentic synagogues — Shargorod, Bershad, Berdichev. But when I arrived in Khust, I immediately realized that I would only shoot there. The architecture is just incredible, I'm very glad that we were allowed to shoot inside of it. By the way, this is the only pre-war synagogue that never closed down, neither during the war nor after the USSR. This synagogue itself has a very interesting story. I think that I will shoot some more movies there.
Khust is located in western Ukraine, south of Lviv and near the borders with Hungary and Romania.
The Synagogue was built in the mid-19th century with a simple, rural Baroque facade — it in fact, according to the synagogue architecture expert Rudolf Klein in his book Hungarian Synagogues 1782-1918, was built together with a twin synagogue next to it, that was demolished under Soviet rule.
Its interior is noted for impressive ceiling paintings and also Klein writes, because it is one of the most recent examples of a nine-bay synagogue built around a four-pillar central Bimah.
Official FB page for the film
Read the Kafka story
Read the full interview with Olenko
See documentation of the synagogue in Khust, by Center for Jewish Art
Watch a 17 minute video slideshow of the synagogue
8 comments on "Ukraine: "In Our Synagogue" – film shot in the Khust synagogue and based on a Kafka story, wins Odessa Film Festival award"
Jacob Schwartz
My roots are also from Chust or some people calls Khust, our grandfather was Reb Yoshua Fish, his father in law was Rabbi Moshe Tetcher, very familiar family of chust, known as helping all people with money and guide in all aspects,
who ever have any bit of info about them (Moshe Tetcher or Yoshua Fish) would be greatly appreciated,
David Z. weinstein
g-d bless.
Judy Goldberger
Thank you for this. My late mother – Sarah Lazarovits – was from Khust. I was lucky enough to visit the town and synagogue in 1993. My grandfather and great grandparents are buried in the cemetery. Every bit of information that helps us keep the family history alive is a treasure. Thank you for making this film.
Dasa van der Horst
This article MADE me to go to Khust. I was afraid that I might not get in the synagogue but I managed to. There was a telephone nr. written on the gate, I called and got somebody on the line (I speak some Russian). In an hour the man came to open the synagogue. We have chatted quite a bit. I have learned that this was one of the three synagogues together with Moscow and Riga (and next to a couple of other prayer houses) in the whole USSR, which managed to be in use after the Second World War till present. He has told me that it was also thanks to the local officials who lobbied in Moscow on their behalf. He has also said that the Greek-catholic church, made illegal by the authorities in the fifties, operated underground in the times of communism, also with the knowledge and silent consent of the local authorities. Really remarkable history.
jhe
Glad that our article helped open the door!
Franciska Levy
My vriting in engelich is not the best I em very thenkfull thet I ken se thet my town is not forgeten My name is Franciska Levy born Pickel in Chust 1928 on the same stret and visited the Synagoga often Thenks
John Berkeley (previously Berkovic)
Dear Francisca, I have only just stumbled upon yur entry on JewishGen in 2019 and wondered if this was the Pikkel family that lived on Benesova in Chust, comprising Brakha (also known as Biri), born in 1889 to Shmuel and Margaretta Marton in Velatin. Shlomo Josef Pikkel was a member of te Satmar Hassidic group and a follower of the Tettelbaum rabbi.
I have a connection with this family and my story of their connection with the Gluck family is told in my book at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum which can be found online at
https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/bib269204
I am an Engishman, living in Warwick
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John Berkeley (previously Berkovic) on Ukraine: "In Our Synagogue" - film shot in the Khust synagogue and based on a Kafka story, wins Odessa Film Festival award January 22, 2023 Dear Francisca, I have only just stumbled upon yur entry on JewishGen in 2019 and wondered if thi...
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Die European Masters League war eine einmalig ausgetragene Snooker-Liga auf Einladungsbasis im Rahmen der Saison 1990/91. Das Turnier wurde im Juni 1991 an verschiedenen Orten ausgetragen. Sieger wurde der Engländer Steve Davis, der auf der Abschlusstabelle vor dem Thailänder James Wattana den ersten Platz belegte. Zugleich spielte er mit einem 140er-Break das höchste Break und das einzige Century Break des Turnieres.

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Zum Turnier wurden insgesamt vier Spieler eingeladen: Der in den 1980er-Jahren dominierende und sechsfache Weltmeister Steve Davis, sein englischer Landsmann Jimmy White, der bereits mehrfach Vizeweltmeister war, der thailändische Spieler James Wattana sowie der junge Malteser Tony Drago. Sie alle spielten in einem einfachen Rundenturnier jeweils acht Frames gegeneinander, bevor aus der am Ende berechneten Rangliste der Sieger entnommen wurde.

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Memory speeds are becoming increasingly important in modern PCs, with workloads continuing to grow more complex in both the consumer and HPC markets. RAMBUS in a surprise announcement has revealed some of their planned specifications for DDR5 memory and HBM3 memory, with basic overviews of their DDR5 spec already being available to view.
HBM3 will be a direct replacement of HBM2 and offer a 2x speed increase over HBM2, making HBM3 around 4x more faster than HBM1. DDR5 is also expected to provide a 1.5-2x increase in memory bandwidth over DDR4, giving these two new memory standards significantly more throughput than their predecessors.
RAMBUS has labelled both HBM3 and DDR5 as 7nm architectures, which means that both standards should not be expected to release before 2019. Even then, 2019 is an optimistic estimate, with 2020 being a more likely release timeframe.
With this planned 2x increase in memory bandwidth, HBM3 will offer some insane levels of memory performance for future GPU hardware. This increase in throughput effectively allows a GPU with a single HBM3 chip to deliver similar levels of memory bandwidth as the RX Vega 64 (which uses two HBM2 chips) or R9 Fury X ( which uses four HBM1 chips).
With this announcement, it is clear that both DDR4 and HBM2 still have a lot of life in them, though at least there is now a clear roadmap to replace both standards in time.
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AMD doesn't mention "next generation memory" in their roadmaps until after Navi, so it will take a while for AMD to move to something that is faster than HBM.
What Nvidia has done well in recent years is compression, getting more out of less memory bandwidth. Using Delta colour compression and other technologies to lower bandwidth requirements. There is a reason why the R9 290X needed a 512-bit memory bus and the GTX 780Ti needed a 314-bit bus.
AMD is only starting to catch up in this regard. Nvidia is also ahead of the game when it comes to rasterization, eliminating certain (invisible) tasks before any bandwidth or clock cycles are wasted on it. AMD is only now catching up with DSBR in Vega.


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Water Writes is a series of 10 collaborative mural projects in 10 cities across the globe. The theme of water connects the participating communities and documents the current local and international water crises. Water Writes Hawai'i, a 5,400 square foot mural, was the third project in the series.
A boom box blasted '80s hit "Renegades of Funk." Lifts beeped as artists set up to paint 15 feet in the air. The sun beat down on the concrete and asphalt lot. And Hawai'i-born-and-raised graffiti artist Estria looked out upon the outline of a larger-than-life Queen Lili'uokalani, who in turn gazed upon her land.
"For Hawaiians to paint a mural of the queen? That's never happened before," Estria said. "After we did the outline last night, and we turned off the projector to check it out, I kind of started tearing up. That's our queen. Our queen painted by Hawaiians? Wow. That makes it for me."
The 5,400-square-foot mural that will stand permanently on a wall donated by company JBL Hawaii isn't just about the last of Hawaiian royalty. The queen was chosen because she stressed the need for water to remain a public trust resource. The crew of accomplished graffiti artists had assembled for Estria Foundation's Water Writes project. Most of these artists were organized locally by graffiti artist Prime and his collective 808 Urban.
More than 20 graffiti artists contributed to the mural, the largest of Estria Foundation's Water Writes series. With 10 locations worldwide, Water Writes is using graffiti to raise international awareness of water issues – a theme with astoundingly different manifestations around the globe. For example: disappeared water rights activists in Columbia; the role of mangrove trees for the greater good in El Salvador; the request of schoolchildren in Palestine for drinking water because there wasn't enough to make it through the day.
After graduating from 'Iolani School, Estria moved to San Francisco to study fine arts and illustration. He was arrested there in 1994 for creating his art illegally. The arrest helped prompt the combination of his art form and community activism when, during his mandatory community service, he saw corruption in the departments he volunteered with.
"It made me realize that I need to speak out and use my art," he said. "Doing these kinds of murals, we engage communities. Youth groups, water groups, artists, they don't usually interact. You're increasing the awareness of the community and supporters about each other and the issues." This is where the project sets itself apart from the current urban art scene. Water Writes maximizes the form's potential to be a communal, visual catalyst while avoiding the derailing of urban art's foundation caused by setting it inside an exhibit.
"The museum is the street," said Eukarezt, a local graffiti-turned-tattoo artist. "If there's something behind what you paint or something you're trying to say, that's going to speak volumes to people because they pass by it every day."
Eukarezt, who contributed to the mural, has traveled the world to teach and do murals with youth. His classes, which have been held in areas such as Palestine and Australia, are as structured and planned as high school history courses. His lesson plan looks something like this: identity, then signature style, techniques, and to end, the bigger picture, from history to ongoing urban arts.
"For at-risk youth, the areas where they live have graffiti," said Eukarezt. "They see it on a daily basis. The graffiti artists become like folk heroes to them. With graffiti artists like Prime or Estria, if they involve the community in painting with them, the kids will be inspired and be stoked to want to do greater things."
For several of the projects, Estria Foundation has held workshops with youth to come up with the mural inspiration. For the Palestine project, youth at the elementary schools where the murals will be done will even be helping to paint. For Water Writes Hawai'i, Prime and Estria themselves met with representatives of Earthjustice to design the mural. From Kapua Sproat and Isaac Moriwake, they learned that plantations diverted stream water from Hawai'i sources for private benefit during their heyday, despite the state constitution declaring water as a public trust resource. Earthjustice's current campaign, Restore Stream Flow, is focused on Na Wai 'Eha, four water sources on Maui still being drained for the benefit of remaining private organizations. One such diversion dam on 'Īao Stream is depicted being broken in two by the "F" of "Flow" in the mural's top left corner.
To look at this mural is to be awed by graffiti: its accessibility, complexity, and decades of refined technique. The mural directs the viewer's eye from the powerful queen to the traditional ahupua'a (land division). To the left and right of the queen run the words, "Flow mauka to makai, mountain to ocean." To her left, renditions of futuristic ahupua'a and sustainable resources abound. Featured within the work are devices that harness wave energy, a water wheel and wind turbines. The longer you look, the more there is to be uncovered.
Which is good, because the mural will continue to stand on Kokea Street for all to see, along with the murals around the world – at least as long as their communities fight for them and the water issues the murals embody. "I'd like it to become a movement where we don't own it, with other people doing murals about water, and they're not even connected to us," said Estria. "And with kids all over the world eyeing these new murals, chances are, water-inspired tags will pop up in the least likely places. It's up to the community to decide if they want to attempt to pressure-wash them away or find a way to welcome the means, finally, with open arms."
In fact, all four of the murals so far, from Oakland to Honolulu have kicked off with a day of rain – or, in the case of the Philippines project, a monsoon. Looks like the rain gods and graffiti artists agree.
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Sometimes you may feel like you're fighting a battle against violent waves that are caving in on you. You are suffocating. You are choking on all that has piled up on you. But you don't have to drown. You can change things. Hold on to a life line when someone provides you with one- it's so easy, in fact so much easier to tell people 'I'm ok'… 'I'll be fine, I just need some caffeine in my system'. However, you'll be fine if you squeeze the weight from the soaking waves out and let someone help get you out of the water. Anxiety is a tough one to battle against- but not impossible to conquer. There are people out there willing to help you. Reach out and grab the support that's on offer. Sometimes it does take some time to find the right person to fend to but I promise, once you've managed to locate that strong life line and get a grasp on it, hold on tight.
Just breathe. Exams and the stress they bring with them are undeniably overwhelming. Once you just take a step back and put things into perspective, you can solve the problem. Step out of your room. Get out of the house. Take some time to acknowledge the beauty around you. It's so easy to feel like there's no beauty around you because there's the shadow from that dark cloud floating over your head. There are things to see. People who care about you and want to see you. Take in the beauty surrounding you by maybe going out for a spontaneous walk everyday to de-stress and just think about the problems you've got to tackle. You start taking things into perspective and noticing that you can do it! You'll begin to see that there isn't a cloud floating over your head. It's the shadow of your own self-doubt mixed with that overwhelming voice inside your head telling you that you'll mess up or you're just not meant for the task at hand. That voice speaking to you…it's your own voice. Your voice that echoes in your head. You need an external voice to tell you that everything will be alright. It will get better. You are so much better than you think.
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Oil of seeds of pumpkin has antioxidant, anti-sclerous, antiulcerous, gepatoprotektorny, zhelchegonny, anti-dysuric, antiatherosclerotic effects. It is applied at cirrhosis and dystrophy of liver, hepatitises, holetsistokholangita, dyskinesia of zhelchevyvodyashy ways; stomach ulcer of stomach and duodenum, gastritis; lipidemia and atherosclerosis; to prostate gland adenoma Pumpkin very tasty and useful vegetable which contains large amount of carotene and vitamins. the pulp of pumpkin contains a lot of vitamin D, valuable to children's organism, which strengthens life activity and accelerates growth of children. cellulose of this vegetable is easily acquired even by the weakened organism, here therefore pumpkin dishes recommend for medical and preventive foods. as in pumpkin there are a lot of salts of copper, iron and phosphorus which positively influence process of blood formation in organism, its use is recommended as prevention of anemia and atherosclerosis. pumpkin is useful also at disease of liver and kidneys. pumpkin the excellent regulator of digestion and due to high content of pectin promotes removal of cholesterol from organism.
Unbelievable price on Seeds of Ladies Nail pumpkin (Bulgarian), pumpkin sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, Ukraine, Export. in Cherkassy (Ukraine) company Nikolaj Anatolevich, ChP.
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Some people want to know what the new popular earworm is. The new song you will at first think is stupid, but will find yourself chanting anyway. "What is the new chant?" they demand to know.
"Pen, Pineapple, Apple, Pen" is the new chant.
The lyrics, in English, are about having a pineapple, an apple, and a couple of pens. So: Apple pen. Pineapple pen. That's pretty much it, on the surface.
That would be good enough, but there is more. Piko-Taro, as Johnny Strategy of the Japanese art and culture site Spoon & Tamago explains, is not real.
He's a character dreamed up by comedian and DJ Kosaka Daimaou (real name: Kazuhiko Kosaka). Kosaka first introduced the character Piko-Taro in live, stand-up performances. It was so popular that he decided to develop the character even further and, in late August of 2016, uploaded what would be Piko-Taro's first Youtube video: PPAP. As of the writing of this article, the video had almost 2.5 million views on Youtube.
There are other Piko-Taro videos, too, but they're in Japanese, not musical, and the jokes don't really translate.
What does translate are all the insane fan remixes of PPAP that have hit the internet since the song came out in August.
There's even a #PPAPchallenge, which is becoming a weird teen meme in Japan.
It's tempting to compare PPAP to "Gangnam Style," another pop meme imported from Asia. You may remember—or look back in shame at—the whole internet imitating Korean singer-rapper Psy's horse-riding dance from the Gangnam Style music video. You may also remember that song being fun as hell before it got played out and adopted by #brands.
Pen Pineapple Apple Pen has some crucial advantages, though: It was a joke song to begin with, and it's only a minute long.


Far-off Sea (Japanese: さいはての うみ Farthest-off Sea) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team that contains 75 floors. It is automatically unlocked on purchasing the Serene Sea Friend Area, available after the completion of the main story. HM Dive and a Water Pokémon are required to enter the dungeon. The leader cannot be switched. There are Monster Houses starting at floor 14.
Two TMs unique to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon are found in this dungeon, both requiring keys to obtain. Wide Slash is found on B50F and Vacuum-Cut is found on B72F. Multiple DeepSeaTeeth can also be found in this dungeon from B56F to B75F, even if the player already has one or more in their Toolbox or storage. This dungeon is also the only place where Lapras can be found in the game.
Poké first appears in groups of 4-314. The maximum increases to 478 on 31st floor.
Guaranteed to occur on floors 14, 29, 46 and 64.
This dungeon uses the same four music pieces that Mt. Faraway uses (from Frosty Forest and Frosty Grotto, Mt. Freeze and Mt. Thunder Peak).


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Bethenny Frankel's Flight Turned Around Due to Fish Allergy
Bethenny Frankel is opening up about her rare fish allergy and what it means for her day-to-day life. After a near-death experience in December when she accidentally ate some fish in a soup and was left unconscious for 15 minutes, the Real Housewives of New York City star boarded a flight on Thursday that was nearly forced to turn around when the airline staff began cooking and serving fish, despite repeated, advanced calls from Frankel about the severity of her allergy.
"Called airline mult x to say I have fish allergy. Got on & they're serving bass," Frankel tweeted on Thursday. "They couldn't not serve it they said. Then they were turning around which I protested bc it would delay people. Cabin asked to not serve it & pilot made announcement to plane. That was fun. #epilife"
Several people responded to the tweet in support of Frankel and others who have similar food allergies but smaller platforms on which to address their severity. Frankel clarified in an additional tweet that, although she didn't consume the fish being served on the plane, the allergen is airborne, which makes being in an enclosed space with it especially dangerous.
"There are 7 allergen groups & fewer are airborne. The airlines and world needs to change. I was always self conscious about it & today didn't help," she tweeted. "I don't care about the meal. Being trapped in a cabin w no windows w cooking fish is a death trap."
Some of Frankel's followers even chimed in with stories about others whose fish allergies resulted in death, merely from breathing in the smell. When some followers continued to ask why Frankel doesn't fly privately, or even challenged her on the severity of her allergy, she tweeted again: "To clarify: some allergens are transmitted by touch & air. Fish is one & is fatal. The more exposure to them, the more susceptible. It's not like an immunity thing where more exposure means less susceptible. It's opposite. I've always kept it quiet but that's over now."
Throughout the conversation with her followers, Frankel opted against calling out the airline directly, though on Friday, she put out a call to all major airlines to "stop serving airborne allergens." She vowed to "stay on this until [they] do."
Frankel's tweets point to a larger struggle for people dealing with allergies. We hope her story helps makes a change.
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I'm longing for Jamaica lately. Here's a little glimpse into our world.
Raul's dad went back to Colombia so we're missing him like crazy. He texts that he's thinking about us almost every day.
My brand new sister-in-law, Edith, is moving to Canada soon so bye bye to my brand new niece Carolyne and spanking new nephew Nicky.
Raul's car isn't in the best condition lately so we've been sticking with one car. Checked out the Mazda 3 this weekend and it drives like a dream. Definitely going on our dream car list.
Raul and I are working a minimum of 12 hours of overtime per week so that's tiring in itself.
There are more positive things going on too.
Chloe had her baby shower today so soon we'll be able to meet Baby William.
The photos are ready but we don't have the CD or anything. I will be sharing photos soon.
Air conditioning is a blessing. It has been crazy hot out here which I love but woah, could melt without AC.


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Translations for "Georgia"
The Near Eastern state (Russian: Grusinia) east of the Black Sea in Transcaucasia is one of the oldest wine-growing countries. It is also mentioned as the origin of the cultivated grapevine, but according to recent research in what is now Turkey, it is assumed to be in southeast Anatolia (arrow). According to the bible, it landed on Mount Ararat after the end of the Flood Noah. Allegedly the 5,000 year old clay jugs found near the town of Wani in Imeretia are said to have contained seeds of the Rkatsiteli vine. Grape seeds from vines cultivated as early as 7,000 years ago indicate that they were selected for the breeding of better grape varieties. Archaeology has provided evidence that viticulture was very important from the earliest times and was an integral part of Georgian culture. In the museum of the capital Tbilisi (Tbilisi) there is a short piece of vine wood covered with silver, which was found in Trialeti in the south and whose age was determined to be 3,000 BC. Numerous vine knives, stone-stones, mills, clay and metal vessels, as well as jewellery in the form of grapes and vine leaves, dating from between 3000 and 2000 BC, have been excavated in Mukheta, Trialeti and Pitsunda and in the Alazani Valley.
Region description of "Georgia"


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A European infusion of Opel brings life to the Regal.
Detroit—This new , built on the global Epsilon platform, is identical in almost every way to the European Opel Insignia. In fact, the first cars coming to the U.S. will be German built and were originally slated to be sold as the next-generation . By 2011, however, Buick Regals will be manufactured in North America, specifically in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The change from Insignia to Regal entails a swapping of badges, grille, headlamps and shock valving. The headlamps were changed for legal reasons, and the shocks retuned for the U.S.-market all-season tires.
As a 2011 model, the top-line CXL will go on sale in the spring with a 6-speed automatic and a choice of 4-cylinder engines: a 2.4-liter direct-injection Ecotec making 182 bhp or a 2.0-liter DI turbocharged powerplant rated at 220 bhp. The turbo Regal will be offered a few months after the normally aspirated version, followed shortly by a 6-speed manual.
On initial examination, it may not seem like there's a lot to get excited about. Front-wheel-drive sedans in this category are common: , , and . What is exciting, however, is driving the car with the turbo four. This is a brilliant engine that made a name for itself in the Cobalt SS by being lively and powerful, while still offering decent economy. The turbo 2.0-liter suffers the loss of only one mpg compared to the naturally aspirated 2.4, which will likely get 30 mpg on the highway.
The chassis of the Regal is solid. From the well-bolstered leather-covered driver's seat, it's easy to sense this car's European flair and origins. There is a noticeable lack of chrome and good attention to detail with the plastic parts. In my quick inspection, I found not a single hard, hollow-sounding plastic panel. The tilt and telescope steering wheel allowed for a good ergonomic driving position. The only thing seemingly out of place on the car was the Buick emblem—particularly when you're driving the turbo with the 6-speed manual.
It's not just the engine that's good—so is the chassis. The steering feel is superb, with minimal torque steer effects. Under hard acceleration traction control kicks in readily, resulting in light tugs on the steering wheel. For those who find this a bother, the standard stability system can be deactivated completely. An optional Interactive Drive Control System (IDCS) will be made available. It allows driver-selectable parameters for damper stiffness, transmission shift points, throttle map, steering assist and stability control limits.
The Buick Gran Sport, shown as a concept in Detroit, is close to production. Based on the Opel Insignia OPC, the GS features powerful Brembo brakes, a 2.0-liter turbo inline-4 tuned to an estimated 260 bhp, intelligent all-wheel drive and Hyperstrut front suspension technology with 20-in. forged wheels shod with Pirelli P Zero summer tires. A drive in a European OPC made it clear that Audi has competition. The world may not be ready for a Buick like this, but we'd love it. As it is, the 220-bhp turbo pulls the 3600-lb. Regal CXL to 60 mph in less than 7.5 seconds.
One attribute of older Buicks that has been kept is quietness. Listen carefully and the hiss of a spooling turbo can be heard. But close the windows and it's easy to have a conversation at 70 mph. Nobody to talk to? Turn up the optional Harman-Kardon audio system and plug into the USB jack, or go wireless with Bluetooth. All the usual technology is available, as are heated seats. It has been a long time since such a thick-rimmed leather steering wheel has graced a Buick.
The one remaining question is price. We expect the 2.4-liter CXL to start just under $26,000 with a loaded turbo car landing near $36,000.


Seth Godin had a great blog post recently about regrets. He said when we were younger, as toddlers, our defense against getting in trouble was, "I didn't do anything." Yet as adults, somewhere that flips. Not doing something means potentially having regrets.
Why should I try to lose weight again?
Why bother signing up for that race or triathlon?
Whatever you are thinking about doing or achieving, why not? What do you have to lose? If your in your 20s and it takes you another 20 years….(think about that, that's a long time to struggle and fail), but if it takes you that long to get it right, it will still be worth it. I know. I didn't reach my goal until 41, but I feel like my whole life is in front of me.
The successful relationship goes to the couple that sticks it out, the successful business is run by the entrepreneurs that keeps honing their craft and innovating and the healthy body goes to the person who never never never quits the race. If you want to run a marathon at 90, I think that's a great age to start. Age matters nothing to me, health is a far better indicator to gage your life's good days by. No regrets. Do something!


ROYAL TELEVISION SOCIETY AWARD WINNERS!
We created the screen media for the wonderful Magna Carta exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral – creating two visitor films, an animation and an interactive installation and an app. It was a huge privilege to work on such a prestigious project and we had over 60 students and staff involved.
To read all about the Awards and the work we did, please check out our blog post!
Magna Carta and RTS Awards!
We really are different! We are based in the heart of the renowned Faculty of Media and Communication at Bournemouth University and for many years we have been bringing together a unique combination of young creative minds - our students and graduates - and highly experienced production staff and academics, to create professional media content. We have academics who have had careers in film and TV as top Producers, Directors, and Editors with many years of broadcast and corporate industry experience between them. Being part of BU also gives us access to world-class academics in media research and creative specialists in animation, scriptwriting and other disciplines from across the faculty and BU. Come and dip your toes in the water and see what we have to offer.
Recent projects include creating the screen media for Magna Carta 800 exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral - making two visitor films, an animation and an interactive installation, for which we are proud to say we won two Royal Television Society Awards. We have also won silver for the EVCOM CLARION awards for our work on the HFRS young drivers FRIENDSDRIVESAFE campaign, for the best mini series - you can find out more about both these projects on our blog pages. Please contact us to talk about your project, whatever development stage you are at, we are very keen to listen.


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Neural networks simulation of the filtraton of sodium chloride and magnesium chloride solutions using nanofiltration membranes
Darwish, N. A., Hilal, N., Al-Zoubi, H. & Mohammad, A. W., Apr 2007, In : Chemical Engineering Research and Design. 85, 4 A, p. 417-430 14 p.
Nanofiltration membranes
New code structure for spectral amplitude coding in OCDMA system
Hasoon, F. N., Aljunid, S. A., Abdullah, M. K. & Shaari, S., 10 Dec 2007, In : IEICE Electronics Express. 4, 23, p. 738-744 7 p.
Frequency hopping
Code division multiple access
cross correlation
New method for vulnerability assessment of power system
Haidar, A. M. A., Mohamed, A. & Hussain, A., 15 Mar 2007, In : Journal of Applied Sciences. 7, 6, p. 841-847 7 p.
Electric load loss
New prenylated dihydrostilbenes from croton laevifolius
Ahmat, N., Said, I. M., Latip, J., Din, L. B., Syah, Y. M. & Hakim, E. H., 2007, In : Natural Product Communications. 2, 11, p. 1137-1140 4 p.
chemical derivatives
N-hexanoyl-N′-(6-methyl-2-pyridyl)thiourea
Yusof, M. S. M., Yaakob, W. N. A., Kadir, M. A. & Mohd. Yamin, B., Jan 2007, In : Acta Crystallographica Section E: Structure Reports Online. 63, 1
Thioureas
Nitridation of Al-Mg-Si alloys through dynamic heating
Shamsudin, R., Shamsudin, S. R., Daud, A. R. & Abdul Hamid, M. A., Dec 2007, In : Sains Malaysiana. 36, 2, p. 195-200 6 p.
thermogravimetry
high gain
Nitrous oxide pollution in the operating room. A comparison of two modes of ventilation
Noorddin, Y., Abdul Rahman, R., Md Zain, J., Rozaidi, S. H. W., Muraly, S. & Marlizan, M. Y., Jun 2007, In : Medical Journal of Malaysia. 62, 2, p. 127-129 3 p.
Intermittent Positive-Pressure Ventilation
Non-hydrothermal synthesis of mesoporous materials using sodium silicate from coal fly ash
Halina, M., Ramesh, S., Yarmo, M. A. & Kamarudin, R. A., 15 Feb 2007, In : Materials Chemistry and Physics. 101, 2-3, p. 344-351 8 p.
sodium silicates
Mesoporous materials
Non-perturbative solution of free-convective boundary-layer equation by Adomian decomposition method
Kechil, S. A. & Hashim, I., 19 Mar 2007, In : Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics. 363, 1-2, p. 110-114 5 p.
boundary layer equations
boundary layer flow
Nonwood fibres for specialty products - An example
Chia, C. H., Nguyen, K. L. & Zakaria, S., 2007, Appita Annual Conference. Vol. 1. p. 75-81 7 p.
Kenaf fibers
Magnetic properties
Coercive force
Novel polymer composite to eliminate background matrix ions in matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization-mass spectrometry
Hua, L., Teck Yew, L., Meng, W., Chan-Park, M. B. & Sze, S. K., 27 Nov 2007, In : Analyst. 132, 12, p. 1223-1230 8 p.
Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption-Ionization Mass Spectrometry
Numerical case study of an extreme rainfall event during 9-11 December 2004 over the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia
Liew, J. N., Tangang @ Tajudin Mahmud, F. & Reason, C. J. C., Oct 2007, In : Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics. 98, 1-2, p. 81-98 18 p.
Numerical modeling of CdS/CdTe and CdS/CdTe/ZnTe solar cells as a function of CdTe thickness
Amin, N., Sopian, K. & Konagai, M., 15 Aug 2007, In : Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells. 91, 13, p. 1202-1208 7 p.
Conversion efficiency
Numerical modeling of the Copper-Indium-Selenium (CIS) based solar cell performance by AMPS-1D
Amin, N., Tang, M. & Sopian, K., 2007, 2007 5th Student Conference on Research and Development, SCORED. 4451382
Numerical modeling
Numerical modelling of the effect of opening location in composite beam flanges with deformed decking floors
Xiao, R. Y. & Baharom, S., 2007, Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering Computing, Civil-Comp 2007.
Numerical simulation of the generalized Huxley equation by He's variational iteration method
Batiha, B., Md. Noorani, M. S. & Hashim, I., 15 Mar 2007, In : Applied Mathematics and Computation. 186, 2, p. 1322-1325 4 p.
Variational Iteration Method
Generalized Equation
Adomian Polynomials
Numerical solution of sine-Gordon equation by variational iteration method
Batiha, B., Md. Noorani, M. S. & Hashim, I., 29 Oct 2007, In : Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics. 370, 5-6, p. 437-440 4 p.
Obesity among urban primary schoolchildren
Shariff, A. H., Sazlina, S. G. & Shah, S. A., 2007, In : Journal of Health and Translational Medicine. 10, 1, p. 17-20 4 p.
Energy Intake
Observation of spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhoea to body mass index: A preliminary report
Gendeh, B. S. & Husain, S., Dec 2007, In : Medical Journal of Malaysia. 62, 5, p. 368-369 2 p.
Cerebrospinal Fluid Rhinorrhea
Obtaining translation from a 6-DOF MEMS IMU - An overview
Abd Rahni, A. A. & Yahya, I., 2007, 2007 Asia-Pacific Conference on Applied Electromagnetics Proceedings, APACE2007. 4603861
On-chip implementation of high speed and high resolution pipeline radix 2 FFT algorithm
Mahdavi, N., Teymourzadeh, R. & Othman, M. B., 2007, 2007 International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems, ICIAS 2007. p. 1286-1288 3 p. 4658591
Fast Fourier transforms
Field programmable gate arrays (FPGA)
One pot synthesis of monodisperse Fe3O4 nanocrystals by pyrolysis reaction of organometallic compound
Chiu, W. S., Radiman, S., Abdullah, M. H., Khiew, P. S., Huang, N. M. & Abd. Shukor, R., 25 Dec 2007, In : Materials Chemistry and Physics. 106, 2-3, p. 231-235 5 p.
Online marketplace service innovation: the case of Lelong.com.my
Adham, K. A., 2007, In : International Journal of Technoentrepreneurship. 1, 2, p. 220-254 35 p.
Service innovation
On oscillatory Marangoni convection in a rotating fluid layer subject to a uniform heat flux from below
Hashim, I. & Sarma, W., Feb 2007, In : International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer. 34, 2, p. 225-230 6 p.
Marangoni convection
rotating fluids
Heat flux
On oscillatory Marangoni convection in rotating fluid layer with flat free surface subject to uniform heat flux from below
Sarma, W. & Hashim, I., Oct 2007, In : International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer. 50, 21-22, p. 4508-4511 4 p.
surface tension driven convection
Onset of marangoni convection in a saturated porous medium
Mokhtar, N. F. M., Arifin, N. M., Mohd. Nazar, R., Ismail, F. & Suleiman, M., 2007, AIP Conference Proceedings. Vol. 971. p. 229-234 6 p.
On the analysis of field patterns in chirofibers
Nair, A. & Choudhury, P. K., 1 Dec 2007, In : Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications. 21, 15, p. 2277-2286 10 p.
On the capacity of correlated MIMO channels for informed and uninformed transmitter at different antenna configurations
Saad, A., Ismail, M. & Misran, N., 2007, 2007 5th Student Conference on Research and Development, SCORED. 4451423
On the nano-hillock formation induced by slow highly charged ions on insulator surfaces
Lemell, C., El-Said, A. S., Meissl, W., Gebeshuber, I. C., Trautmann, C., Toulemonde, M., Burgdörfer, J. & Aumayr, F., Oct 2007, In : Solid-State Electronics. 51, 10 SPEC. ISS, p. 1398-1404 7 p.
Heavy Ions
On the relationship between inflation rate and inflation uncertainty: An application of the GARCH family models
Md Nor, A. H. S., Ling, T. Y. & Maarof, F., Dec 2007, In : Sains Malaysiana. 36, 2, p. 225-232 8 p.
Inflation uncertainty
Generalized autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity
EGARCH model
On the use of advanced correlation filters for human posture recognition
Tahir, N. M., Hussain, A., Abdul Samad, S., Husain, H. & Jin, A. T. B., 15 Oct 2007, In : Journal of Applied Sciences. 7, 20, p. 2947-2956 10 p.
Open septorhinoplasty: Operative technique and grafts
Gendeh, B. S. & Tan, V. E. S., Mar 2007, In : Medical Journal of Malaysia. 62, 1, p. 13-18 6 p.
Hospital Departments
Optical cross add and drop multiplexer (OXADM) in CWDM ring network
Ab Rahman, M. S., Ehsan, A. A., Hussin, H., Bukhori, M. F. & Shaari, S., 2007, In : Journal of Optical Communications. 28, 3, p. 201-205 5 p.
Optical fibre chemical sensor for trace vanadium(V) determination based on newly synthesized palm based fatty hydroxamic acid immobilized in polyvinyl chloride membrane
Isha, A., Yusof, N. A., Ahmad, M., Suhendra, D., Yunus, W. M. Z. W. & Zainal, Z., Aug 2007, In : Spectrochimica Acta - Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy. 67, 5, p. 1398-1402 5 p.
Fiber optic chemical sensors
Hydroxamic Acids
Optimal buffer allocation for unpaced balanced and unbalanced mean processing time
Othman, Z., Kamaruddin, S. & Ismail, M. S., 1 Jan 2007, In : Jurnal Teknologi. 46, 1, p. 31-42 12 p.
Optimization of drying parameters of bird's eye chilli in a fluidized bed dryer
Tasirin, S. M., Kamarudin, S. K., A Ghani, J. & Lee, K. F., May 2007, In : Journal of Food Engineering. 80, 2, p. 695-700 6 p.
fluidized beds
Optimization of nickel thickness on substrate for TBGA using SAC387 solder material
Ahmad, I., Yeop Majlis, B., Jalar @ Jalil, A. & Leng, E. P., 2007, Proceedings of the IEEE/CPMT International Electronics Manufacturing Technology (IEMT) Symposium. p. 192-194 3 p. 4417067
Soldering alloys
Optimization of the spray drying operating parameters - A quick trial-and-error method
Woo, M. W., Wan Daud, W. R., Tasirin, S. M. & Meor Talib, M. Z., Oct 2007, In : Drying Technology. 25, 10, p. 1741-1747 7 p.
drying apparatus
Optimization of UTRA SHO algorithm
Ismail, M., Eshanta, O. M., Ahmad, N. & Ibrahim, M. Y., 2007, IEEE Region 10 Annual International Conference, Proceedings/TENCON. Vol. 2007. 4084935
Mobile telecommunication systems
Optimizing neuro-fuzzy modules for data fusion of vehicular navigation systems using temporal cross-validation
Noureldin, A., El-Shafie, A. & Reda Taha, M., Feb 2007, In : Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence. 20, 1, p. 49-61 13 p.
Data fusion
Optimizing strategies for eradication of discrete-generation lepidopteran pests using inherited sterility
Kean, J. M., Stephens, A. E. A., Suk Ling, W. & Suckling, D. M., 2007, Area-Wide Control of Insect Pests: From Research to Field Implementation. Springer Netherlands, p. 211-220 10 p.
Ossification of caroticoclinoid ligament and its clinical importance in skull-based surgery
Das, S., Suri, R. & Kapur, V., Nov 2007, In : Sao Paulo Medical Journal. 125, 6, p. 351-353 3 p.
Internal Carotid Artery
Ossification of superior transverse scapular ligament and its clinical implications
Das, S., Suri, R. & Kapur, V., 1 Aug 2007, In : Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal. 7, 2, p. 157-160 4 p.
Nerve Compression Syndromes
Ossified pterygospinous ligament and its clinical implications.
Das, S. & Paul, S., 2007, In : Bratislavské lekárske listy. 108, 3, p. 141-143 3 p.
Chorda Tympani Nerve
Outcome of bacteraemia in patients admitted to the adult medical wards of the UKM Hospital
K Periyasamy, P. . R., Kong, N. C. T., Awg. Jalil, N., Cheong, I. K. S., Mohd. Tamil, A. & Periyasamy, P., Oct 2007, In : Medical Journal of Malaysia. 62, 4, p. 329-334 6 p.
Serum Albumin
Outcome of coronary bypass grafting [3]
Das, S. & Chaudhuri, J., 1 Nov 2007, In : Indian Journal of Medical Sciences. 61, 11, p. 614-615 2 p.
Overview on the challenges and developments of micro-direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC)
Kamarudin, S. K., Wan Daud, W. R., Ho, S. L. & Hasran, U. A., 1 Jan 2007, In : Journal of Power Sources. 163, 2, p. 743-754 12 p.
Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC)
methyl alcohol
OXADM: Feasibility of network security and migration
Ab Rahman, M. S., Ibrahim, W. N. W., Bukhori, M. F. & Shaari, S., 2007, 2007 Asia-Pacific Conference on Applied Electromagnetics Proceedings, APACE2007. 4603892
Fiber optic networks
p63 as a complimentary basal cell specific marker to high molecular weight-cytokeratin in distinguishing prostatic carcinoma from benign prostatic lesions
Shiran, M. S., Tan, G. C., Sabariah, A. R., Rampal, L. & Phang, K. S., Mar 2007, In : Medical Journal of Malaysia. 62, 1, p. 36-39 4 p.
Keratins
Prostatic Hyperplasia
Packet synchronization structure with peak detection algorithm for MB-OFDM UWB
Karim, A. M. & Othman, M., 2007, International Conference on Signal Processing Proceedings, ICSP. Vol. 1. 4128914
Ultra-wideband (UWB)
Personal communication systems


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Ferrari 488 Pista – the new Italian supercar has the most powerful V8 engine in the history of Ferrari
The Italian automaker Ferrari announced that will unveil at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show a new supercar named Ferrari 488 Pista. The new sports car has a 3.9-liter V8 engine that develops 720 horsepower and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in about 2.8 seconds. The new Ferrari 488 Pista is a successor to the 360 Challenge Stradale, ...
Ferrari no longer meets demands: the Italians could increase production to 9,000 units, a year earlier than the initial plans
Ferrari will implement an extra work shift and could increase production to 9,000 units per year in 2018 as a result of increased customer demand. Ferrari has set out to achieve an annual production of 9,000 units in 2019, in order to increase profits and at the same time to maintain the brand's exclusivity. However, the Italian supercar manufacturer has ...
Ferrari 812 Superfast – the fastest and most powerful Ferrari in history is here
Ferrari 812 Superfast becomes the most powerful and fastest production model in the history of Ferrari. The 6.5-liter V12 engine generates 800 of horsepower allowing the supercar to go from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 2.9 seconds. The wait is finally over. Only a day after the appearance of information on plans for Ferrari at the 2017 ...
A Ferrari FXX signed by Michael Schumacher is for sale: the auction starts at one million EUR
The last sold Ferrari FXX to a customer is again for sale. The bidding starts at one million euros, but the car bears the signature of Michael Schumacher, which had climbed its value to around 2 million EUR. Ferrari FXX, a model manufactured in only 30 units by the Italian manufacturer, it's a supercar that will experience an increase in value ...
Ferrari F40 sets a new record auction sale: 1.2 million EUR
Ferrari F40 is starting to become one of the most sought after models of the Italian manufacturer. The legendary supercar was sold recently in an auction for the amount of 1.2 million EUR. Always seen as the last car that Enzo Ferrari and put his signature, the legendary F40 has become one of the most popular classic supercars. Therefore the ...