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The Mablethorpe Loop railway was formed in Lincolnshire, England, by two independent railway companies, which built branches from the East Lincolnshire Line.

The Louth and East Coast Railway opened its line, approaching Mablethorpe from the North, in 1877. This was followed by the opening of the Sutton and Willoughby Railway and Dock company in 1886; it had planned to create a large fishing dock at Sutton le Marsh, but it was unable to generate the capital to do so. Abandoning the dock idea, instead it built a connecting line to Mablethorpe, approaching from the south, and opening in 1888. Together the lines formed a loop off the main line. The two small companies sold their concerns to the Great Northern Railway in 1902 (S&WR) and 1908 (L&ECR).

Mablethorpe developed very considerably as a holiday and excursion destination, facilitated by the railway connection, and the GNR did much to foster the business, running through excursions from Midlands towns, and later London, as well as handling holiday visitors. The local traffic was never significant, and the L&ECR section closed in 1960; as seaside holidays in Britain lost popularity, the remaining line declined and was closed in 1970.

Origins
In 1848 the Great Northern Railway had opened its East Lincolnshire Line, having leased the unbuilt line from the East Lincolnshire Railway Company in 1846. The new line connected Boston and Grimsby, running in a largely straight line, through the market centre of Louth.

This left a considerable number of important small towns unconnected to the railway network, and a number of independent companies were created to make branch lines. In the later decades of the nineteenth century, seaside watering places were beginning to rise in importance; a branch line to Skegness had been authorised in 1869  and Mablethorpe aspired to have its own connection.

Louth and East Coast Railway
The Louth and East Coast Railway was incorporated on 18 July 1872 to make a line from Louth to Mablethorpe, a branch from Saltfleetby to North Somercotes, and a spur from this branch to Saltfleetby Haven. Authorised share capital was £96,000. The company had arranged with the Great Northern Railway to work the line for 50% of receipts for 21 years. However nothing was done towards actual construction, and on 17 May 1877 the Louth and East Coast Railway obtained a second Act, allowing an extension of time for construction, and deviation of the branches. (In fact the branches were never made.)

Opening
Construction proceeded, and public traffic began on 17 October 1877, after a ceremonial opening the previous day. The line was 11 miles 68 chains long, generally straight and level. It diverged from the main line at Mablethorpe junction, 1 mile 8 chains south of Louth; the junction was aligned for direct running from Louth to Mablethorpe. There were 12 level crossings over public roads and six wooden underbridges. Stations and sidings were provided at Grimoldby, Saltfleetby, Theddlethorpe and Mablethorpe. At the suggestion of the GNR, Mablethorpe station was laid out to handle a large excursion traffic, although only one line was in use at first. The contractor, Henry Jackson, went bankrupt owing the GNR £800 for haulage.

Sutton and Willoughby Railway
In the early 1880s there were plans for a great fishing port to rival Grimsby. It was to be situated near the village of Sutton le Marsh two miles south of Mablethorpe. The location was considered to offer an excellent location for a new harbour. The Sutton and Willoughby Railway and Dock Company (S&WR) was projected to connect it to the East Lincolnshire main line, and on 28 July 1884 it was authorised. It was to construct a line from Willoughby (on the East Lincolnshire main line) to Sutton le Marsh and build docks there; authorised share capital was £60,000. The traditional name of Sutton had been Sutton-le-Marsh; the S&WR used a new name, Sutton-on-Sea, which was much more encouraging.

At first the GNR refused to work the line until the Sutton docks were built, fearing that there would be little income from the bare agricultural district alone, but on 9 August 1886 it agreed to work it for 50% of the receipts for 21 years. The GNR also agreed to renew the working arrangement with the L&ECR on the existing terms for 21 years from the date the S&WR opened. The dock was never made; the S&WR was unable to raise enough money to consider its construction. In December 1886 a fresh concern, the North Sea Fisheries Harbour and Dock Company promoted it again, but the GNR would not help, and this scheme too foundered.

The line between Willoughby Junction and Sutton was given a formal opening formal opening on 23 September 1886, but general traffic did not start until 4 October 1886.

The single line from the junction at Willoughby to Sutton was 7 miles 13 chains in extent. There was one intermediate station at Mumby Road; there were five trains each way on weekdays only. The GNR built a new station at Willoughby nearer the junction: it was provided with three platform faces, the up platform being an island, and new signal boxes were built there and at the junction. The station was completed early in 1887. The Sutton and Willoughby Company was asked to pay £3,966 for its proportion of the new station, the junction and signalbox, and a ticket platform on its line.

Completing the loop
Seeing that the harbour scheme would not proceed, the Sutton and Willoughby Railway decided instead to link its line with Mablethorpe directly; the gap was modest. The L&ECR company had reservations about admitting the Sutton company into its station, but after some deliberation agreed, and made arrangements to modify the station for through running. The S&WR obtained another Act on 25 September 1886, authorising an extension of its railway (which was not yet open to the public) to an end-on junction with the Louth and East Coast Railway at Mablethorpe.

The extension formed a loop line of the East Lincolnshire Line, and it was opened on 14 July 1888. It was 2 miles 47 chains in extent. Mablethorpe station was altered for through running. The line crossed the Alford and Sutton Tramway, and special arrangements were made at the intersection. From 22 July, Sunday trains ran from Leicester to Sutton and Mablethorpe via Willoughby.

Lancashire, Derbyshire and East Coast Railway

The Lancashire, Derbyshire and East Coast Railway was authorised in 1891. It was an ambitious scheme to build a line across the country and to take over the Sutton Harbour scheme. Financial problems overtook the project and the Sutton Harbour idea was forgotten.

Absorbed by Great Northern Railway
By the end of the nineteenth century the Sutton and Willoughby Railway was in serious financial difficulty, and had been discussing with the GNR the possibility of the larger concern buying it out. In January 1900 the GNR offered to absorb it for £40,000. The stumbling block for the GNR was the magnitude of debentures that the S&WR had outstanding, which in any purchase the GNR would have to take on. (The S&WR had been "extravagantly" built.) In December 1901 the GNR arranged an advance of £21,000 from the Union Bank and took over £28,000 of S&W debentures; it took over the line for £40,500, also letting the S&WR off a £6,495 debt. This was finally arranged in March 1902. There were then about five trains each way on ordinary weekdays, but in the summer excursion trains came from Derby, Nottingham, and Leicester, allowing five hours at the seaside at Sutton and Mablethorpe.

The L&ECR saw that the S&WR had achieved a successful outcome in being purchased by the GNR, and gave consideration to its own future. In August 1906 the price of £87,000 was agreed. An absorption bill was passed on 1 August 1908.

Goods traffic
The goods traffic of the district was agricultural. The Mablethorpe loop helped local farmers considerably: for example it was far easier and cheaper to send cattle to Louth market On the L&ECR each small station had a cattle pen together with a siding and loading dock. Mablethorpe was planned as the railhead for a wide area, so facilities were more generous and included a brick goods shed together with a long siding for coal merchants.

Passenger train services

Over the years, loop passenger services were quite varied. Some of the 8 to 10 ordinary trains a day ran from Louth to Willoughby, but there were also Mablethorpe to Willoughby and Sutton to Louth workings. Certain summer trains were extended to Grimsby, Firsby, Grantham and even Nottingham. A steam railmotor was used on the line from 1905.

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The line became increasingly popular with holidaymakers in the first decade of the twentieth century. In 1906 on August Bank Holiday, 5,400 people took advantage of the three shillings return fare from Kings Cross to Mablethorpe, and the total number of excursionists for the summer was 92 000.

Mablethorpe was always popular with people from the Nottingham area. From the early days there was a weekday through train between the two, via Grantham and Boston. This service operated until the outbreak of war in 1939. By 1914, on peak summer Saturdays, there were four return through-trains between Nottingham and Mablethorpe, and one each from Leicester, Leeds and Bradford, and Manchester via Sheffield.
The traffic was not confined to weekends, for weekday specials also ran from Midlands towns in their holiday weeks, but Sunday was the peak day. On the busiest days, storage was a problem, and Mablethorpe's three carriage sidings were fully used. Goods sidings were pressed into use, and finally the line north to Louth, on which no Sunday service ran, was filled up with trains end to end. Many of the engines from these trains were too large for the small turntable, and they were despatched, three at a time, to Firsby, to be turned via the triangle there formed by the Skegness branch junctions. The greatest number of excursion trains in one day was August Bank Holiday Sunday, 1951, when there were nineteen.

Flooding emergency in 1953
The railway became a lifeline in 1953: on the night of 31 January a surge of water in the North Sea caught the east coast of England unawares and as night fell the dunes south of Sutton on Sea were breached. There was severe flooding, up to five feet deep in places, and several people were drowned. One Mablethorpe family escaped by using a platelayers' trolley on the line. The whole area was evacuated and a battle began to close the gap through which successive tides continued to flood. The Army and civilian contractors were called in and between them they used 40,000 tons of Scunthorpe slag, brought by rail to Sutton on Sea over a two-week period, to stem the tide. Train loads were delivered to Alford, from where they were delivered, sixteen 12-ton wagon loads at a time.

Brand new diesel multiple units replaced steam traction on Mablethorpe local services in 1956. In 1960 there were diesel services working 8 trips over the full length of the loop. Passenger traffic was booming and there were many extras south of Mablethorpe particularly on Saturdays, and two on Sundays.

Closures
The southward connection to Mablethorpe via Willoughby had always dominated in serving the holiday traffic. The decline in the use of rural railways for ordinary passenger and goods business was heavily felt in the locality and the line between Louth and Mablethorpe closed completely on 5 December 1960. However on one night in the summer of 1961, a late night return excursion to Lincoln had to traverse the route because of a derailment on the level crossing at the south end of Mablethorpe Station, so that the train was unable to run on its ordinary route direct to Willoughby.

The Willoughby connection too was under consideration for closure, but it was retained because the summer traffic was buoyant: 402,000 passengers arrived at Mablethorpe by rail in 1962.

The line lost its goods service on 30 June 1964. Pay-trains were introduced in 1968, and the line still enjoyed a good level of service, with eleven up and ten down trains a day. However as part of a rationalisation scheme throughout the district, the branch closed completely on 5 October 1970, together with the East Lincolnshire Line north of Firsby.

Station list

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See also
Lincolnshire lines of the Great Northern Railway

References

Rail transport in Lincolnshire

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'Maiden' demo offers a no-combat look inside Village's creepy castle
Resident Evil Village Trailer Reveals More Plot Details, Locations, & Monsters
Resident Evil Village looks to chill its player base to the bone with macabre environmental art, blood-curdling combat encounters, and eerie narrative suspense. In the new trailer released today (see above) during the Resident Evil Village Showcase and 25th Anniversary celebration, Biohazard's Ethan Winters is once again at the mercy of ghouls, monsters, and a vampire lady(?). You can see the trailer above.
During the opening moments of the trailer, a simple phone conversation between the infamous white-gowned woman and the mysterious Sister Miranda give vague hints about Resident Evil Village's plot. Ethan Winters has escaped the evil clutches of someone named Heisenberg and has infiltrated the castle for some reason. Ethan's wife, once again, is missing and an important ceremony is about to take place - it's no surprise that occult practices will play a pivotal role in the story. We also get a brief glimpse of Chris Redfield and a creepy guy donning shades and a trench coat with what appears to be telekinetic powers and a bone-crushing club.
New Resident Evil Village Gameplay Revealed Showing Off Crafting, New Enemies, And More
Alongside a brand new trailer for the upcoming horror adventure Resident Evil Village, Capcom has also shown off some intense gameplay revealing what fans can expect from the newest entry. From crafting to the return of the Merchant, here is our first extended look at Resident Evil Village gameplay.
The latest look at Village shows off Ethan Winters, who first appeared in Resident Evil 7, once more as the protagonist as he dives deep into horrors untold alongside a giant vampire lady that half the internet has fallen in love with.
Also shown off in the video below is the new game's crafting system, allowing players to craft items having to do with first aid as well as ammo. The crafting is one part of the inventory system shown off, inventory that can become much better with the help of the Duke. Check out the first look at Resident Evil Village in action.
Resident Evil Village Collector's And Deluxe Editions Revealed
You know what's a neat way to celebrate all of the Resident Evil Village news showed off today during the Capcom showcase? Treating yourself to a Collector's edition that scratches that fandom itch perfectly. Capcom revealed two special versions of the highly anticipated horror game with the Resident Evil Collector's and Deluxe editions available now to pre-order.
There are two options to choose from when the game arrives May 7 for those that want special loot, starting with the Deluxe Edition Trauma Pack.
Trauma Pack:
Safe Room music
Save device
Albert01 Chris weapon
The Tragedy of Ethan Winters
Found Footage RE7 Filter
Mr. Everywhere
As for what the Collector's Edition will have to offer, the more expansive option includes everything the Deluxe edition has plus more:
WandaVision's Kathryn Hahn Says Gossip and Secrets Are a Part of Agnes
Whenever Kathryn Hahn's Agnes bursts into the camera's focus on Disney+'s WandaVision, the show's laugh track usually kicks in as the archetypical sitcom neighbor interrupts whatever odd thing Wanda and Vision happen to be doing. But the more time WandaVision spends following Agnes around, the more you see that, out…
Charles Pulliam-Moore on io9, shared by Riley MacLeod to Kotaku
Resident Evil Village Out For Old And New Consoles On May 7 [Update: PS5 Demo Out]
Today during Capcom's Resident Evil showcase, the publisher announced Resident Evil Village is coming out for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S, and Steam on May 7, 2021.
Resident Evil Village launches in May, also coming to PS4, Xbox One
Capcom confirms release date and last-gen console versions
We got our best look at Resident Evil Village — or Resident Evil 8 if you prefer — today during Capcom's livestream reveal event. Here is a breakdown of all the new features, gameplay, and story elements we learned from the nearly 30-minute event. When the rumors began to go around that Resident Evil Village would be more supernatural, featuring enemies like werewolves, vampires (including a popular tall woman we now know is named Lady Dimitrescu), and witches, the internet became abuzz. Those rumors were confirmed during the official Resident Evil Village reveal last year, but that was only scratched the surface.
It's still first-person, but combat has evolved.
Resident Evil Village is a sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. Ethan Winters once again steps up to the main character role and he's searching for a loved one, again. But this time it's not his wife, but rather his kidnapped daughter. [ignvideo url="https://www.ign.com/videos/2021/01/21/resident-evil-village-5-minute-gameplay-reveal"] As with Resident Evil 7, Village takes the first-person perspective once again, but Capcom producer Pete Fabiano says there are some new melee elements this time around. A big focus appears to be blocking and counters. During a fight against vampiric goons in a dungeon, Ethan can be seen blocking their attacks before kicking one in the chest. Ethan appears to have learned a few moves since the events of Resident Evil 7. Resident Evil games now firmly seesaw between more action-heavy games and survival-heavy games, and Resident Evil Village is seemingly going for something more bombastic than in Resident Evil 7. Melee attacks aside, enemies seem to attack in hordes now which should hopefully mean Ethan is loaded up with some extra firepower to take on the bigger numbers. So perhaps that's an indication this entry will be a little more combat-heavy.
Matt T.M. Kim
The Resident Evil Showcase aired today with new footage of Resident Evil Village, a release date announcement, and a brief glimpse of a new multiplayer game called RE: Verse that will be bundled with Village. You can watch the trailers and full livestream below, as well as read about a few extra details.
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– Promotion, dissemination and development of the Blind Tennis around the world.
– Get played on 5 continents and in more than 32 countries (condition to be considered Paralympic sport).
– Promote the incorporation of new countries to the IBTA, to achieve the greater number of possible players around the world.
– Establish a national and international competition system.
– Make all the necessary arrangements to get considered Blind Tennis Paralympic Sport.


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Various Artists - Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating The Music Of "Inside Llewyn Davis"
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Another Day Another Time: Celebrating the music of "Inside Llewyn Davis"
Three LPs, 140-gram vinyl
Recorded live at Town Hall, New York, NY
A one-night-only concert was held at New York City's Town Hall last fall, to celebrate the music of the Coen brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis. The evening was filmed for a documentary that was broadcast by Showtime last winter, and now Nonesuch Records releases a live recording of the concert, Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of "Inside Llewyn Davis," on January 13, 2015. The concert, documentary, and live album were produced by Inside Llewyn Davis writer/director/producers Joel and Ethan Coen and soundtrack producer T Bone Burnett. (Nonesuch also released the film's soundtrack.) The concert poster included with the first 200 Nonesuch Store pre-orders are no longer available.
As Burnett explains, "Inside Llewyn Davis was filled with live performances of some of the folk songs that had survived the McCarthy hearings. Some of the songs were a hundred years old; some had just been written but sounded a hundred years old. In order to get attention for a film that was not exactly on the beat we decided to throw a concert featuring the actors and musicians who had performed in the movie and on the soundtrack. We also invited members of the extraordinary community of musicians who have coalesced around this old music—and have kept it alive in the wake of the most recent technological revolution—to join us that night. We asked them to perform an old song and one of their new songs.
He continues, "Several new stars emerged from their performances that evening—The Secret Sisters, Lake Street Dive, The Milk Carton Kids, Rhiannon Giddens, and Punch Brothers all proved themselves as good as the best as they took the stage next to Hall of Famers Joan Baez and Elvis Costello, and established younger artists like The Avett Brothers, Colin Meloy, Marcus Mumford, Conor Oberst, Willie Watson, Gillian Welch, and Jack White." In fact, T Bone Burnett has since produced albums by both Punch Brothers and Rhiannon Giddens, which will be released shortly after Another Day, Another Time.
Huffington Post called Another Day, Another Time "one of those only-in-New-York events," while Rolling Stone said it was "a bustling salute to the sounds and the idea of Sixties folk music," and continued, "For all the formality of the night, which was exceedingly well-paced and organized, the concert recalled a time when one or two people, bearing one or two unplugged instruments, could be as enthralling as the greatest rock or EDM track."
1. Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Punch Brothers
2. Rye Whiskey – Punch Brothers
3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken – Punch Brothers, Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings
4. The Midnight Special – Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Willie Watson
5. I Hear Them All/This Land Is Your Land – Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Willie Watson
6. New York – The Milk Carton Kids
7. Tomorrow Will Be Kinder – Secret Sisters & Punch Brothers
8. You Go Down Smooth – Lake Street Dive
9. Please Mr. Kennedy – Elvis Costello, Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver
10. Man Named Truth – Conor Oberst, Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings
11. Blues Run the Game – Colin Meloy
12. Joe Hill – Colin Meloy, Gillian Welch, Joan Baez
13. All My Mistakes – The Avett Brothers
14. That's How I Got to Memphis – The Avett Brothers
15. Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise – The Avett Brothers
16. Mama's Angel Child – Jack White
17. Did You Hear John Hurt? – Jack White
18. We're Going to Be Friends – Jack White
19. Waterboy – Rhiannon Giddens
20. 'S iomadh rud tha dhìth orm / Ciamar a nì mi 'n dannsa dìreach – Rhiannon Giddens
21. Hang Me, Oh Hang Me – Oscar Isaac, Punch Brothers, Secret Sisters
22. Green, Green Rocky Road – Oscar Isaac
23. Tomorrow Is a Long Time – Keb Mo
24. Rock Salt & Nails – Bob Neuwirth
25. The Auld Trianole – Punch Brothers & Marcus Mumford
26. House of the Rising Sun – Joan Baez, Dirk Powell, Marcus Mumford
27. Give Me Cornbread When I'm Hungry
28. I Was Young When I Left Home – Marcus Mumford
29. Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song) – Marcus Mumford, Oscar Isaac, Punch Brothers
30. Farewell – Marcus Mumford & Punch Brothers
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in 140 / 150 Gram Vinyl Record
1. Wildflowers & All The Rest
2. Ella: The Lost Berlin Tapes
3. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Neil Young & Crazy Horse
4. Echo
5. Live In Maui
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
7. Ten
8. Soul Journey
9. She's The One
10. A Tribute To Jack Johnson
11. Bitches Brew
12. Letter To You
13. Hitchhiker
14. The Greatest Hits Collection
15. Yield
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Home › Features › WGHS celebrates Black History Month
WGHS celebrates Black History Month
By wgecho on March 2, 2021 • ( 0 )
The social studies department hangs door and wall decorations depicting various historical figures to celebrate Black History Month. These wall decorations were located on the second floor from the Chelsea Center through the History hallway. Photos by Calum Shank
Maeve Taylor
Print Editor
Elise Wilke-Grimm
News/Opinion Editor
Black History Month (BHM) is an important way to celebrate achievements of African Americans and recognizing their important roles throughout U.S. history.
According to TIME, BHM began as Black history week in 1926 as part of an initiative by Dr. Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), not becoming the official national observance of BHM over the entirety of February until 1976 under former president Gerald Ford.
The team that coordinates BHM celebrations includes social studies teacher Betty Roberts, assistant principal John E. Thomas, the social studies department, counselor Simone Cunningham, assistant principal Dwight Kirksey, assistant principal Shiree Yeggins, principal Matt Irvin and receptionist Teresa Adams.
Thomas said in an email that his "hope is that our way of celebrating informs, personalizes and inspires all students" and that he took such an active role so as to "…make sure the BHM is highlighted here at WGHS in ways that it didn't when I was a student here."
Regarding figures that are important to highlight, Thomas said, "Frederick Douglas, MLK, Sojourner Truth, W.E.B. Dubois, Nelson Mandela, Ida B. Wells, Thurgood Marshall and many more. I am finding that I am learning about great people every day."
Thomas, regarding how people can celebrate BHM individually, said, "Learn that Black history is all around us and shouldn't be regulated to February. We should embrace the history of African Americans, all minorities and women. We have so much that we didn't learn and need to learn."
Roberts said, "As a World History teacher for many years I have seen how underrepresented minorities are in curriculum in general. My goal is to make sure that all students see themselves represented in our curriculum in a positive way that encourages them to be proud of their heritage and their contributions to our school community and the world."
As a way to develop this goal, there have been recent additions to the BHM celebrations.
"Last year we instituted what I hope will become an annual tradition, a door decorating competition that highlights Black History Achievements. It was a huge success. It started with just the social studies classes participating in a door decorating competition. As a team we enjoy competing in a fun way and each teacher facilitated, student driven curriculum to honor Black History Month. Then we enlisted the help of the Central Office to judge our doors. When other staff members, outside of our department heard what we were doing they wanted to be involved as well. Soon there were many teachers participating throughout the building," Roberts said.
"As with any project of this scale it takes many months of preparation and lots of teamwork to pull off. I began by writing a Parent Club grant and was awarded around $450 to purchase Black History Month posters to place along the long stretch of bulletin boards in our hallway. This took quite a bit of time to put up and organize but I enjoyed doing it," Roberts said, regarding the behind-the-scenes work it takes to put Black History month celebrations together.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed BHM celebrations as well.
"With COVID restrictions in place this year we were unable to do this fully. Some teachers were able to get door decorations up but not on the school wide scale as last year. This will become a tradition in years to come as Covid restrictions are lifted," Roberts said.
"…[W]e discussed how to celebrate BHM in a COVID environment and as a group we collectively agreed that the announcements were great to ensure all students had access to our recognition of Black Americans that have made a huge difference in our country. Originally we were going to just do this through the social studies department and it became larger by others in our building wanting to get involved. I fully believe in including everyone and in the power of teamwork. Many throughout the building have been involved this year," Roberts said.
Roberts lists Jackie Joiner-Kersee and Oprah Winfrey as figures in black history that have been personally influential to her.
The continuing importance of celebrating BHM influenced other celebrations like Asian and Pacific Islanders History Month (month of May) and Women's History Month (month of March).
Adams, who "has been instrumental in helping us push out our presentations each day in the announcements" according to Roberts, celebrates BHM every year by "consuming more black entertainment," she said, and encouraging the members of her family to do the same, meaning watching movies or reading books that feature stories of Black history.
"I would love to see black history featured more prominently in history classes on a daily basis. Black history is our history… I read about a school in Utah that opted out of Black History Month this year. Hearing things like this make me very angry," Adams said.
The involvement of students and the younger generations is extremely important in ensuring the security that African American history will continue to be remembered. This is why students are encouraged to participate in the various ways there are to celebrate BHM.
"If students are involved in specific groups here at the high school, bring an idea to the group and go for it," Yeggins said in a recent interview.
The art department has organized different projects around the school, including the decorating of classroom doors in honor of influential African Americans in history.
Art teacher Jocelyn Reiss said that a huge part of Black History Month is to educate people on the artistic part of Black history as well as acknowledging important artists who were people of color and therefore did not get the amount of attention that their work deserved.
Some African American artists that Reiss has enjoyed introducing to her students are one of her favorite local artists Cbabi Bayoc and Gordon Parks who would "document the discrepancies of life" as Reiss said.
"I have been really enjoying showing my students different videos that are being played for the announcements. Just giving the kids a taste of notable people from our area and from history," Reiss said. "At my old school I taught my students all about John Johnson, who was a very influential photographer from the town I taught in. I think it is very important for students to be educated about the history of their area."
Maeve Taylor – Podcast Editor
This is Maeve Taylor's second year on the Echo as the podcast editor, after making several contributions to the Echo while taking journalism her freshman year.
Elise Wilke-Grimm – News/Opinion Editor
This is news and opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm's second year on ECHO staff. She is excited to continue working on the ECHO and get lots of chances to write.
‹ Print Version: WG ECHO February 2021 Issue
Willie's Comic by Kelly Woodyard ›
Categories: Features


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Vaccine is de artiestennaam van de Amerikaanse Christine Clements. Ze was de eerste vrouwelijke dubstepproducer die een platencontract tekende, namelijk bij Hotflush Recordings.

Haar stijl onderscheidt zich van die van haar mannelijke collega's door een ambientachtige sfeer en galmende zang.

Externe links
Vaccine op MySpace
Vaccine op Discogs

Dubstep
Pseudoniem
Amerikaans muziekproducent


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La gare de Hanoï (vietnamien: Ga Hà Nội) est une gare ferroviaire vietnamienne située dans la ville de Hanoï.

Situation ferroviaire
La gare de Hanoï est notamment l'une des têtes de ligne du chemin de fer Nord-Sud du Viêt Nam, qui traverse le pays jusqu'à la gare de Saigon et du chemin de fer Hanoï-Haïphong.

Architecture
La gare de Hanoi a ouvert ses portes en 1902 sous le nom de gare Hàng Co.
Le bâtiment est endommagé en 1972 lors de la guerre du Viêt Nam et en 1976 le hall central sera reconstruit dans un style moderne, en préservant les ailes latérales historiques car seul le milieu a été bombardé.

Service des voyageurs

Accueil

Desserte
 Ligne Nord-Sud

Intermodalité

Galerie

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste de gares au Vietnam
 Transport ferroviaire au Việt Nam

Liens externes
 La gare de Hanoi, un témoin de l'histoire

Gare à Hanoï
Gare
Gare
Gare mise en service en 1902


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package chaincode

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/common/flogging"
	"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/common/util"
	"github.com/hyperledger/fabric/peer/common"
	"github.com/spf13/cobra"
	"github.com/spf13/pflag"
)

const (
	chainFuncName = "chaincode"
	shortDes      = "Operate a chaincode: install|instantiate|invoke|package|query|signpackage|upgrade|list."
	longDes       = "Operate a chaincode: install|instantiate|invoke|package|query|signpackage|upgrade|list."
)

var logger = flogging.MustGetLogger("chaincodeCmd")

func addFlags(cmd *cobra.Command) {
	flags := cmd.PersistentFlags()

	flags.StringVarP(&orderingEndpoint, "orderer", "o", "", "Ordering service endpoint")
	flags.BoolVarP(&tls, "tls", "", false, "Use TLS when communicating with the orderer endpoint")
	flags.StringVarP(&caFile, "cafile", "", "", "Path to file containing PEM-encoded trusted certificate(s) for the ordering endpoint")
	flags.StringVarP(&transient, "transient", "", "", "Transient map of arguments in JSON encoding")
}

// Cmd returns the cobra command for Chaincode
func Cmd(cf *ChaincodeCmdFactory) *cobra.Command {
	addFlags(chaincodeCmd)

	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(installCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(instantiateCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(invokeCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(packageCmd(cf, nil))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(queryCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(signpackageCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(upgradeCmd(cf))
	chaincodeCmd.AddCommand(listCmd(cf))

	return chaincodeCmd
}

// Chaincode-related variables.
var (
	chaincodeLang     string
	chaincodeCtorJSON string
	chaincodePath     string
	chaincodeName     string
	chaincodeUsr      string // Not used
	chaincodeQueryRaw bool
	chaincodeQueryHex bool
	customIDGenAlg    string
	chainID           string
	chaincodeVersion  string
	policy            string
	escc              string
	vscc              string
	policyMarhsalled  []byte
	orderingEndpoint  string
	tls               bool
	caFile            string
	transient         string
)

var chaincodeCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   chainFuncName,
	Short: fmt.Sprint(shortDes),
	Long:  fmt.Sprint(longDes),
}

var flags *pflag.FlagSet

func init() {
	resetFlags()
}

// Explicitly define a method to facilitate tests
func resetFlags() {
	flags = &pflag.FlagSet{}

	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodeLang, "lang", "l", "golang",
		fmt.Sprintf("Language the %s is written in", chainFuncName))
	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodeCtorJSON, "ctor", "c", "{}",
		fmt.Sprintf("Constructor message for the %s in JSON format", chainFuncName))
	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodePath, "path", "p", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprintf("Path to %s", chainFuncName))
	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodeName, "name", "n", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("Name of the chaincode"))
	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodeVersion, "version", "v", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("Version of the chaincode specified in install/instantiate/upgrade commands"))
	flags.StringVarP(&chaincodeUsr, "username", "u", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("Username for chaincode operations when security is enabled"))
	flags.StringVarP(&customIDGenAlg, "tid", "t", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("Name of a custom ID generation algorithm (hashing and decoding) e.g. sha256base64"))
	flags.StringVarP(&chainID, "channelID", "C", util.GetTestChainID(),
		fmt.Sprint("The channel on which this command should be executed"))
	flags.StringVarP(&policy, "policy", "P", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("The endorsement policy associated to this chaincode"))
	flags.StringVarP(&escc, "escc", "E", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("The name of the endorsement system chaincode to be used for this chaincode"))
	flags.StringVarP(&vscc, "vscc", "V", common.UndefinedParamValue,
		fmt.Sprint("The name of the verification system chaincode to be used for this chaincode"))
	flags.BoolVarP(&getInstalledChaincodes, "installed", "", false,
		"Get the installed chaincodes on a peer")
	flags.BoolVarP(&getInstantiatedChaincodes, "instantiated", "", false,
		"Get the instantiated chaincodes on a channel")
}

func attachFlags(cmd *cobra.Command, names []string) {
	cmdFlags := cmd.Flags()
	for _, name := range names {
		if flag := flags.Lookup(name); flag != nil {
			cmdFlags.AddFlag(flag)
		} else {
			logger.Fatalf("Could not find flag '%s' to attach to commond '%s'", name, cmd.Name())
		}
	}
}

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Reed Bartz, MD was born in Houston, Texas. He attended Southern Methodist University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Economics with Financial Applications. Dr. Bartz received his MD from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and completed the Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston Texas. He then went on to complete a fellowship in Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery at the world-renowned Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail Colorado under the tutelage of Dr. Richard Steadman and Dr. Richard Hawkins. Dr. Bartz served for three years as Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Colorado educating orthopedic residents and sports medicine fellows. He also served as team physician for The University of Colorado, The University of Denver and The University of Nebraska athletic teams. During his time in Colorado, The University of Colorado won two Big XII North titles and The University of Denver won two national championships.
Dr. Reed Bartz is the author of over 15 peer-reviewed publications in journals such as The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, The American Journal of Sports Medicine, Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research, and Operative Techniques in Sports Medicine. He has received numerous awards for orthopedic research including the Herodicus Award and the Paul Harrington Award.
Dr. Bartz played club baseball and lacrosse while he was in college at Southern Methodist University and truly understands the risks and demands of sports that require best clinical outcomes with rapid recovery. His specialties are in sports-related injuries, knee and shoulder surgery, and general orthopedics. He is a proud father of four children Claire, Jay, Kassie, and Sammie. Dr. Bartz volunteers for Helicopters for Heroes and has been on the advisory board of The Gary Barnett Foundation. He enjoys the outdoors, especially fishing and golfing.


I've been reading two fascinating books lately: one a stirring account of an epic life in both public and private service; and another a frank and surprisingly-intimate account of an accomplished woman's service to her country abroad.
Destiny Prevails is the autobiography of Paul Ioannidis, who is the vice president emeritus of the Onassis Foundation, and who was both a friend and associate to Aristotle Onassis and his children. The hook of the book is Ioannidis' relation to the family and his principal role in running most of their business ventures, from Olympic Airways, to their shipping fleet, and the Foundation itself. He was there, first as chief pilot, later director, when Olympic Airways was becoming established, and when Onassis divested it to the Greek government. He was there when Onassis lost his son (he was a father figure to the young Alexander) and he was a mentor and second father to the orphaned Christina Onassis and her child. But he was a larger-than-life figure in his own right. Now 90, he was a resistance fighter while barely in his teens, a fighter pilot not long after, and one of the towering figures in Greek aviation—before he switched to the sea and ruled the Onassis fleet. His book is epic.
A more intimate account of a very public tenure is the memoir Madam Ambassador by Eleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis of her stint in Hungary as the American ambassador. A business dynamo, she was always interested in politics and public service and when the offer came, she jumped at it—putting her business life on hold and transplanting her family to Budapest to oversee the once-grand but now faded embassy compound which even had a bomb buried in the yard. Oh, and she also goes boar-hunting with the men—and scores a win.
Fascinating reading both, don't fail to pick them up. They are a great summer read.


Musician. Mark Ball has composed music for four of my previous works 'What Happens Between Us' for BA3s at LCDS, 'Panda Savage' a solo for Myrto Grapsa, 'Labyrinth of Hawara' for MapDance and 'aLL tHE nAMES' for ADS at LCDS.
Mark has previously worked in the music industry for many years, including numerous tours of the UK and Europe. He currently works full time as an accompanist for Dance class playing piano and djembe, whilst pursuing his passion for jazz on evenings and weekends. He has composed sound scapes and music for numerous dancefilm projects and performances over the past few years.
Musician. Vince Lamagna has composed music for '36', 'Trans la Valo', 'Kingdom', 'Intoto', 'Through & Out' and 'Through & Out: Skipping Extravaganzza'.
Composer, producer, performer and multi-instrumentalist.
His work includes collaborations with Hofesh Shechter, Akram Khan, Jorge Crecis, Jose Agudo, and commissions for Scottish Dance Theatre, ACE Dance and Music and National Youth Dance Company. In addition to his solo work, He is also the musical director of SQx and a third responsible for the huge amount of noise produced by the band After They Left.
Performer. Ana Dias. Ana has a BA (Hons) in Dance Theatre from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She has worked with Mafalda Deville (former Jasmin Vardimon Company dancer) (2012, 2013), Anna Buonomo (Bricolage Dance Movement) (2012, 2013) Apple Yang (Appetite Dance Productions) (2013), Dam Van Huyhn for Dance United (2013), Pascal Merighi and Sebastien Ramirez in Sadlers Wells (2013), and James Williams (MovingProductions Dance Company) (2012-present). Ana joined SxQ Danza for Through & Out by Jorge Crecis (2014).
Performers. KJ Lawson. KJ graduate from Laban with an MA in Dance Performance after being a member of Transitions Dance Company. KJ has been working with Theatre Nomad, Abi Mortimer of Lila Dance, and Joss Arnott and Akram Khan for the Olympics London 2012.
Lighting Designer. Karl Oskar Sørdal has worked on numerous productions from dance and theatre; most recently he lit the "Seemingly Invisible" production for Smoking Apples Theatre and "Traid Fair" for SomoSQuien Dance Company. Karl has been working professionally in the industry for the last 6 years.
He has directed and worked on over fifty original works for the stage and other media, including video, radio, cyberformance and podcasts. His professional credits include work at the American Conservatory Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Theatre Artaud and Shotgun Players in the US Círculo Bellas Artes, Teatro Pradillo and Sala Mirador in Spain the Olympia, Project Arts and Andrew's Lane in Ireland and Camden People's Theatre, Tristan Bates, Pleasance and the White Bear in the UK.
Rehearsal director and performer. Daura Hernandez. Daura is a dancer with an eclectic education in Dance and Theatre. She studied Sports Science while she was completing her artistic education in Dance. In 2010 Daura received a Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Dance Studies from the London Contemporary Dance School and a MA in Performance: Dance from University of Chichester in 2011. She also performed the piece 'HTAP. Studio nº3' by Jorge Crecis in Spain, England and Cuba.
Photographer. Jesús Robisco holds a degree on Physical Education. By chance, he discovers a relationship between corporal expression in dance and photography. It is at that time, when he decides to change teaching for dance photography. Although he has always been a self-taught person, he began formal photographic studies, first at the University of Salamanca, and later, in Madrid at "EFTI". He completed his studies with the Master of Photography "Concept and Creation". Jesús Robisco is specialized in dance and movement. He works between Barcelona and Madrid mainly, although he has worked with different international dance companies round the world. Join the team's work in dance magazine "Susy-Q" and he publishes in "Porladanza", "Tiempo de Danza" and www.danza.es.
Dawn Collins has been supporting my doctoral research with critical proof-reading and film work. She has a movement background, having trained and worked professionally as a contemporary dancer and as a bodyworker practicing Traditional Thai Massage and Shiatsu. She has also worked as an academic researcher – as research assistant on a project exploring ritual dance in Bhutan – and has written a doctoral thesis which explores spirited agency and healing rituals in a valley on the Tibetan Plateau. She has worked with film, both as researcher for the late veteran British filmmaker Micheal Grigsby and with camera and editing on a film installation involving portraiture through dance directed by Jo Fong (Video) . She belongs to a network of researchers on the body, health and religion and recent publications include a book chapter about a Tibetan ritual dance form known as 'cham (Link).


Silver Royd is buzzing this week ahead of Saturday's Yorkshire Challenge Shield quarter-final against Bridlington.
The men from Dukes Park reached this stage in the competition via a first round 41-3 victory over Yorkshire Two side Roundhegians and a home walkover given by Keighley in the second round.
Skipper Tom Ratcliffe's men had a bye in the first round and were 22-12 winners at Barnsley in the second.
Earlier in the season they came away from Dukes Park with a Yorkshire One win; Bridlington scrum-half Ollie Stephenson scored a couple of first-half tries but tries either side of the break from Ratcliffe settled matters at 24-16; however it was a close-fought encounter throughout.
Having surrendered a 24-7 half-time lead to lose 26-24 at Middlesbrough, the Seasiders lost the services of Harry Domett and Tomasz Chadwick, sent off and injured respectively in the same game.
Since then bonus-point wins over North Ribblesdale and Pontefract at Silver Royd and wins at Old Brods and Heath on the road plus last week's 10-10 draw at Wath sees coach Lee Douglas' charges on a run of good form which they'll look to continue against their east coast rivals on Saturday.
Brid have won two of their last five games both at home; against Hullensians 13-10 at the end of November and last week's 28-11 success against North Ribblesdale.
Success has for the most part eluded them away from the coast where they have won only once; 30-23 at Pontefract on the September 27.
Most of the foregoing could well go out of the window as both teams contest what is always a keenly-fought and feisty local derby.
Lee Douglas has selected 14 players from his starting line-up last week; Taylor Smith who was sent off at Wath is replaced by youngster Hayden Ogilvie in the back row whilst prop Jesse Macdonald is joined on the bench by former Bridlington player Martin Robinson with two further substitutes to be named on the day.
Good news for Douglas and the Scarborough faithful came last week when Eamon Chapman, who was controversially sent off in injury-time against Pontefract, had his red card rescinded following a disciplinary hearing.
The Aussie back row, who has been outstanding since arriving at Silver Royd, was made man of the match after last week's 10-10 draw at Wath and plays on Saturday.


Owners of full-format and APS-C DSLR cameras have a problem and Olympus has created a camera to solve it – the OM-D E-M1, the new pinnacle of Olympus' digital imaging range. A DSLR is often too bulky to carry, which is why the new OM-D E-M1 is more compact than its main rivals – and the ideal size for shooting on the go. It combines the portable dimensions of the Micro Four Thirds format with image quality that matches DSLRs. Thanks to a new Live MOS sensor and next-generation TruePic VII image processor, it delivers the best images in the history of Olympus cameras. The E-M1 trumps the autofocus performance of its OM-D predecessor with DUAL FAST AF – one of the world's fastest AF systems – now available for sequential as well as regular stills. It has an electronic viewfinder with the magnifying power of a high-end, full-frame DSLR and the unique* 5-axis image stabilization system that made its OM-D debut on the E-M5. The E-M1 is splash-, dust- and freezeproof** and – thanks to DUAL FAST AF – compatible with an ever-growing range of interchangeable lenses. It is available for pre-order in black with a special offer, and in the shops with an additional offer for E-System users from mid-October 2013. Prices start at £1299.99 for the body only, £1499.99 (UK prices) for the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 12-50mm 1:3.5-6.3 lens kit and £1949.99 for a kit that includes the new M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 12-40mm 1:2.8 lens.
Olympus' fastest ever AF: Alongside the design specialists who gave the OM-D E-M1 its perfectly proportioned casing, Olympus clearly employs some of the world's best autofocus engineers. E-M1 owners reap the rewards with Olympus' fastest ever AF system. DUAL FAST AF delivers very quick autofocus performance with both Micro Four Thirds and Four Thirds lenses, which can be mounted on the E-M1 using an adapter. The camera detects which sort of lens you are using and switches automatically to the more suitable AF technology – either phase detection or contrast AF. Four Thirds lenses work with phase detection, whereas Micro Four Thirds use Contrast AF. Both AF technologies can accurately focus on any one of 37 focus points to pick out, for example, a single stallion among stampeding horses, or on 81 target areas to automatically track the whole herd.
Olympus' best ever images: When a company with the optical pedigree of Olympus claims a new camera delivers the best image quality of any consumer model it has ever made, that device has a lot to live up to. The OM-D E-M1 more than matches expectations – and rebuffs DSLR sceptics – thanks not least to three key, complementary components. The Four Thirds and Micro Four Thirds lens system (63 lenses and growing) combines with a new 16-Megapixel Live MOS sensor and the seventh generation of its powerful TruePic image processor series. TruePic VII uses New Fine Detail Technology II to get the very best still image quality out of every lens by adjusting processing in line with the type of lens attached and aperture setting.
Olympus'most powerful electronic viewfinder: Olympus gives creativity free reign and breaks new ground in electronic viewfinder design in the shape of a new EVF with fully 1.48x magnification, which is approximately 1.3x larger than a typical DSLR. In addition to high, 2,360,000-dot resolution, DUAL FAST AF and automatic backlight adjustment, the EVF scores over optical viewfinders with a new feature that is unique to the OM-D E-M1. HDR Preview Mode allows you to monitor HDR images in the EVF before you shoot and you can likewise experiment with four key settings before shutter release: aspect ratio, magnification, colour and highlight & shadow. The OM-D E-M1 also introduces a new way to adjust colour. Instead of graphs and numbers, the newly developed Colour Creator lets you intuitively play with colour by tweaking dials on top of the camera. You can check the result in real time on the Live View EVF. The time lag is a mouth-watering 29ms, which is too fast for the human eye and results in natural movement even with very fast-moving subjects***.
Olympus' most reliable camera ever: Olympus' record-breaking Hybrid 5-axis Image Stabilization is exceptional because it compensates for movement around the axis of the lens as well as horizontal and vertical shift, and the usual yaw and pitch. This makes it noticeably easier to capture sharp, hand-held stills, especially at large zoom ratios. In fact, the Hybrid IS is so effective that you can record a shake-free Full HD movie literally on the run – even with long focal lengths – easily framing shots with the viewfinder or LCD in real time. Just as reassuring is the E-M1's rigid magnesium body, as well as its dustproofing**, splashproofing** and freezeproofing**, which protects your investment with another Olympus world-beating system. The OM-D E-M1 is the best camera guaranteed to work perfectly in temperatures as low as -10°C*.
Olympus' smartest ever WiFi integration: Among the E-M1's many other strengths are built-in WiFi, which lets it communicate quickly and simply with a compatible smartphone. You can send selected images straight to websites and social media via your phone and effectively use it as a remote control to avoid touching the camera during long-exposure shots. Pairing is quick and easy via a QR code. You can mirror the Live View LCD on your phone's touch screen, then focus and release the shutter remotely via WiFi (in P, A, S, M modes) directly on the display. Even the unique and spectacular Live Bulb effect can be previewed on your smartphone. Live Bulb updates the Live View image at pre-set intervals during bulb exposures.
Olympus' most pro-friendly system camera: The OM-D E-M1 was designed in close collaboration with pro photographers who gave Olympus a wish list of ways to make cameras more ergonomic. With an eye on the fate of unwieldy DSLRs, re-assignable dials, switches and rings are big and beautifully laid out to ensure the camera sits comfortably in your hand and is easy to use. For example, you can adjust aperture and exposure using two dials on the back, then flick a lever to change the function of the dials and adjust ISO and white balance with the same movement.
Macro Flash STF-8 is supported.
Electronic Flash FL-900R is supported.
Improved stability of exposure when shooting videos.
@johnbrawley Thanks so much for the lighting plots.
The stability of the image stabilizer's operations has been improved.
The problem in which the external flash would not fire when shooting in RC mode has been corrected.
Audio recording start trigger via USB with the LS-100 recorder is a nice feature. No more need for in-camera sync tracks and secondary microphones.


On a night dedicated to celebrating the most outstanding institutions from both the private and public sector in Zimbabwe, Africa University was awarded first place at this year's 6th edition of the Contact Centre Association of Zimbabwe (CCAZ) Service Excellence Awards. The award ceremony was held in October 2017 in the Higher Education Category at a gala hosted in Harare at the Rainbow Towers Hotel where over 450 delegates were in attendance for a night that showcased exceptional leaders in industry.
One of seven apportioned giving opportunities of The United Methodist Church, the Africa University Fund transforms Africa by educating and empowering students from across the continent through Africa University, the first fully accredited, United Methodist-related educational institution on the continent. The Africa University Fund supports the general operating expenses of Africa University including faculty and staff salaries and vital infrastructure. The Wisconsin Conference is proud to give more than 100% to the University every year.


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I got some brilliant comments and debate going, but I hope nobody's too upset if I say the thing that really made me think "I've arrived!" was having someone talk about their aunt making $87 on the computer daily and you can too if you follow this bizarre string of special characters.


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Solar thermal at its yummiest. Light energy converted to thermal energy enough to do your baking.
Same principle, just higher temps in a solar oven!


Size doesn't quite fit the trim you have, it is not universal for all those years listed, some pieces fit, some do not. As time goes on, the sun and heat will make the decals start to peel.
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This dash kit looks awesome. I took my time and cleaned every spot as instructed to make sure it would stick. I installed the kit and used the 3M glue pen sold as an extra add on. It took me about three hours, including wrapping the doors. The kit was shipped/packed very well, and instructions were good. Overall, very nice look and great quality film.
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GARBANZO DH PACKS ITS USUAL PUNCH, DESPITE UNUSUAL SET UP
Marcelo Gutierrez Villegas and Claire Buchar on top—again!
August 11, 2015 Whistler, B.C. – Despite organizers' attempts to mix it up for the Garbanzo DH, fans of the iconic Crankworx race likely felt a little déjà vu Wednesday as Claire BUCHAR and Marcelo GUTIERREZ VILLEGAS stepped atop the podium.
Taking the win for a second and third year, respectively, the Whistler local and Columbian dynamo both admitted they were not thrilled to see the course change this year, Gutierrez, in particular, having labelled it his favourite course in the world. Nevertheless, neither racer balked at the chance to best their contemporaries, powering down the epic quad-crusher under 30-degree Celsius heat.
"I'm not going to say it was fun because it's one of those things that's just so hard you can't call it fun; but it was gratifying in the end," said Buchar.
Considerably less technical and flatter, the new course is really the original Garbanzo DH course, a 3400-metre toll-taking test of mountain biking supremacy.
"It was so physical," said Gutierrez. "I wasn't really happy about it, but you just have to deal with it; so I changed bikes."
Gutierrez initially tested the course on his downhill bike and made the switch to his enduro rig after the first run. He then spent his entire practice struggling not to get punctures, crossing his fingers he would not flat-out in the race.
Gutierrez has now secured first place in the Garbanzo six times—once as a junior, twice in second and the last three years as the overall victor. Outstripping his nearest competitor by 13 seconds, he certainly proved the dominant rider, though hardly the only hero of the day. Matt WALKER, of New Zealand, managed to keep himself in the top 20 by walking his bike up the hills, after breaking his chain on a flat fire road section. Buchar, meanwhile, earned her win by little more than a second, declaring herself "wrecked" by the end of the day.
Now at the mid-point of Crankworx, the adult sports action is being matched, and at times surpassed, by the enthusiasm at Kidsworx. In its second year, it is attracting hundreds of young groms eager to follow in the footsteps and tire treads of their heroes. Some 170 competitors registered for Monday's main attraction, the Kidsworx B-Line race, and those numbers were nearly matched Friday as 130 competitors took on the Kidsworx Village Crit, packed elbow to elbow at the start line in many age groups.
Garbanzo DH
1. Claire Buchar 14:43.15
2. Miranda Miller 14:44.35
3. Anneke Beerten 14:55.87
1. Marcelo Gutierrez Villegas 12:45
2. Chris Kovarik 12:58.24
3. Sam Blenkinsop 13:03.88
Tomorrow. The heart of Crankworx returns. Fox Air DH is set up to hit the most iconic trails on Whistler Mountain where every turn is a berm, every jump is a tabletop and every moment is a battle of mind over matter. Over 375 riders have signed up for this adrenaline pumping ride. Get your rush on the Crankworx LIVE webcast running at 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Canada, 12:30 a.m. – 2:30 a.m. Europe (August 13), 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. New Zealand (August 13).
Crankworx LIVE webcast schedule:
Fox Air DH Wednesday, August 12 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. Canada, 12:30 a.m. – 2:30 a.m. Europe (August 13), 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. New Zealand (August 13)
Ultimate Pump Track Challenge presented by RockShox Thursday, August 13 7 – 9 p.m. Canada, 4 – 6 a.m. Europe (August 14), 2 – 4 p.m. New Zealand (August 14)
Giant Dual Slalom Friday, August 14 5-7 p.m. Canada, 2 – 4 a.m. Europe (August 15), noon – 2 p.m. New Zealand (August 15)
Red Bull Joyride Saturday, August 15 4:30 – 8 p.m. Canada, 1:30 a.m. – 5 a.m. Europe (August 16), 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. New Zealand (August 16)
Canadian Open DH presented by iXS Sunday, August 16 3 – 5 p.m. Canada, midnight – 2 a.m. Europe (August 17), 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. New Zealand (August 17)
High definition photos of all Crankworx events will be posted to the Crankworx Flickr account daily: flickr.com/photos/crankworx/albums
Daily videos can be found at: crankworx.com/videos
Media requests:
Communications Manager, Crankworx World Tour
Through dirt, sweat and cheers, Crankworx celebrates the epic endurance, supreme flow, monster air and heart-stopping drops of gravity mountain biking. Anointed by dirt, powered by passion, the Crankworx World Tour travels to Rotorua, New Zealand, Les Deux Alpes, France and culminates in its Canadian home base of Whistler, BC
Tread among the gravity-fed. Join the bike-minded.
www.crankworx.com


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After #NotinMyName at Jantar Mantar on June 28: Sanjay Kak for NotinMyName, Delhi
01/07/2017 Shuddhabrata Sengupta	3 Comments
Guest Post by Sanjay Kak, for #Notinmyname / Statement from Not In My Name, Delhi
Last evening's (June 28th) spirited protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, under the banner of Not In My Name, was an autonomous citizens protest against the recent spate of targeted lynchings of Muslims in India – the most recent of 16 year old Junaid, stabbed to death on 23 June 2017 in Delhi (NCR).
For an audience that was estimated to be 3500 strong, the torrential downpour at a little past 8 pm may have rained out a part of the programme. But something remarkable had already been achieved: the evening had washed away, even if temporarily, an almost overwhelming sense of despondency, of hopelessness, and of fear.
Since the Not In My Name protest had announced that the platform was not meant for political parties, and their banners and slogans, the stage saw the marked absence of the speeches (and faces) of routine protest meetings at Jantar Mantar. Rhetoric was displaced by feeling, and it was left to the poets and musicians to carry the sharp political messages of the day. On an evening that was often very emotional, the most difficult moments came when a group of young men from Junaid and Pehlu Khan's extended families (and residents from their respective villages) came on stage and spoke to the audience.
When the call for a protest meeting went out last Sunday we were hoping that a few hundred people would gather to express their outrage at what is happening around us. For the attacks on Muslims are part of a pattern of incidents that targets Dalits, Adivasis, and other disadvantaged and minority groups across the country. In almost all these incidents the possibilities of justice seem remote, as the families of the victims are dragged into procedures they are ill-equipped to handle. Through all these heinous crimes the Government has maintained a silence, a gesture that is being read as the acquiescence of all Indians.
Not In My Name aimed to break that silence. But the scale and spirit of the protest meeting at Jantar Mantar became amplified many times over, as similar gatherings were spontaneously announced all over the country. As word spread through social media, groups in 19 other locations announced Not In My Name protests, and this phenomenal synergy inevitably drew media attention to all the events, and gave the protest a solidarity and scale that was truly unprecedented – there were at least 4 protests in cities abroad too. (And more protests have been announced for later this week…) The protest meeting ran on the shoulders of a group of volunteers who managed to put together everything in less than four days. No funds were received (or solicited) for the expenses from any political party, NGO, or institution. Instead volunteers worked the crowd and our donation boxes received everything – from Rs 10 coins to currency notes of Rs 2000, and everything in between.
Citizens hold placards during a silent protest Not in My Name against the targeted lynching, at Janter Manter in New delhi on wednesday. Photo by Parveen Negi/Mail Today, June 28, 2017
The impact of the Not In My Name protest at Jantar Mantar yesterday only points to the importance of a focused politics to deal with the crisis this country seems to be enveloped by. Less than a day after the protests Prime Minister Modi broke his silence on the matter of lynchings. It could not have been a coincidence: speaking in Ahmedabad he said killing in the name of gau bhakti is unacceptable. But to protect the life of a 16 year old being brutalised in a train needs more than a tweet, and we all wait and watch.
This fight has just begun. In the days to come the exceptional solidarity attracted by the protest in New Delhi will have to become less exceptional, and more everyday.
Sanjay Kak is a filmmaker and writer based in Delhi.
The #NotinMyName protests, which began in a response to a Facebook post uploaded by Delhi filmmaker Saba Dewan, have since taken place in more than twelve cities in India, and also in the UK, USA and Pakistan. More protests, under the #NotinMyName tag, as well as independently of it are being planned by citizens groups, organizations and individuals in many places.
Tomorrow, July 2nd, 2017 will see a sit in at Jantar Mantar from 11 in the morning, at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi called by families, individuals and panchayats from Nuh, Ballabhgarh and Faridabad, they will be joined by students, activists and other individuals.
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प्रधानसेवक का मौन
27/06/2017 subhash gatade	2 Comments
ऊपर से शांत दिखने वाली भीड़ का हिंसक बन जाना अब हमारे वक्त़ की पहचान बन रहा है. विडंबना यही है कि ऐसी घटनाएं इस क़दर आम हो चली हैं कि किसी को कोई हैरानी नहीं होती.
15 वर्ष का जुनैद ख़ान, जिसकी चाहत थी कि इस बार ईद पर नया कुर्ता पाजामा, नया जूता पहने और इत्र लगा कर चले, लेकिन सभी इरादे धरे के धरे रहे गए. उसे शायद ही गुमान रहा होगा कि ईद की मार्केटिंग के लिए दिल्ली की उसकी यात्रा ज़िंदगी की आख़िरी यात्रा साबित होगी. दिल्ली बल्लभगढ़ लोकल ट्रेन पर जिस तरह जुनैद तथा उसके भाइयों को भीड़ ने बुरी तरह पीटा और फिर ट्रेन के नीचे फेंक दिया, वह ख़बर सुर्ख़ियां बनी है.
दिल्ली के एम्स अस्पताल में भरती उसका भाई शाकिर बताता है कि किस तरह भीड़ ने पहले उन्हें उनके पहनावे पर छेड़ना शुरू किया, बाद में गाली गलौज करने लगे और उन्हें गोमांस भक्षक कहने लगे और बात बात में उनकी पिटाई करने लगे. विडम्बना है कि समूची ट्रेन खचाखच भरी थी, मगर चार निरपराधों के इस तरह पीटे जाने को लेकर किसी ने कुछ नहीं बोला, अपने कान गोया ऐसे बंद किए कि कुछ हुआ ही न हो.
ट्रेन जब बल्लभगढ़ स्टेशन पर पहुंची तो भीड़ में से किसी ने अपने जेब से चाकू निकाल कर उन्हें घोंप दिया और अगले स्टेशन पर उतर कर चले गए. एक चैनल से बात करते हुए हमले का शिकार रहे मोहसिन ने बताया कि उन्होंने ट्रेन की चेन भी खींची थी, मगर उनकी पुकार सुनी नहीं गई. इतना ही नहीं, रेलवे पुलिस ने भी मामले में दखल देने की उनकी गुजारिश की अनदेखी की.
विडंबना ही है कि उधर बल्लभगढ़ की यह ख़बर सुर्ख़ियां बन रही थी, उसी वक़्त कश्मीर की राजधानी श्रीनगर की मस्जिद के बाहर सादी वर्दी में तैनात पुलिस अधिकारी को आक्रामक भीड़ द्वारा मारा जा रहा था. जुनैद अगर नए कपड़ों के लिए मुंतज़िर था तो अयूब पंडित को अपनी बेटी का इंतज़ार था जो बांगलादेश से पहुंचने वाली थी.
( Read the full article here : http://thewirehindi.com/12095/mob-lynching-and-india/)
अखलाकअयूब पंडितजुनैदनरेंद्र मोदीपहलू खानपीटकर हत्याप्रधानमंत्रीभीड़ की हिंसामॉब लिंचिंगHafiz Junaidjafar hussainKashmirlaw and ordermob lynchingMohammad AkhlaqNarendra ModiPahlu KhanPrime MinisterRajasthanviolence
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Dadri Beef Rumour and Lynching – A Report from Bisara village
The following is a report on the Dadri beef rumour and lynching, prepared by a fact finding team from NEW SOCIALIST INITIATIVE, PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE for DEMOCRACY and SECULARISM, SAHELI and DELHI SOLIDARITY GROUP, released in New Delhi on 05/10/2015
The investigation team with the following members visited the village on 3 October 2015: Bonojit Hussain (New Socialist Initiative), Deepti Sharma (Saheli), Kiran Shaheen (writer and activist), Naveen Chander (New Socialist Initiative), Sanjay Kumar (People's Alliance for Democracy and Secularism and New Socialist Initiative) and Sanjeev Kumar (Delhi Solidarity Group)
Akhlaq's house
On the night of 28 September, in a heinous instance of hate crime Mohammad Akhlaq a resident of Bisara village of Dadri in western Uttar Pradesh was lynched to death and his son Danish brutally assaulted by a mob of villagers over a rumour that Mr. Akhlaq and his family had slaughtered a calf and consumed its meat. Just before the lynching, an announcement was made from the local temple to spread the rumour, and within moments a mob constituted itself and attacked Mr. Akhlaq resulting in his lynching. Mr. Akhlaq's son Danish has been in hospital since that night and despite undergoing two brain surgeries his condition is still said to be critical. Continue reading Dadri Beef Rumour and Lynching – A Report from Bisara village →
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For the calendar year 2013, more than $24,550 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to benefit people and nonprofit organizations in Pender County.
For the calendar year 2012, more than $22,000 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to benefit people and nonprofit organizations in Pender County.
For the calendar year 2011, nearly $1,200 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to benefit people and nonprofit organizations in Pender County.
For the calendar year 2010, nearly $1,300 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to benefit people and nonprofit organizations in Pender County.
For the calendar year 2009, nearly $22,400 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to benefit people and nonprofit organizations in Pender County.


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Fertig fu editorialista per il New York World-Telegram e per il New York Sun. Nel 1961 scrisse con la Regnery Press, il suo libro più famoso Prosperity Through Freedom.

Fu il fondatore della Lawrence Fertig & Company, società di pubblicità e marketing con sede a New York. La Hoover Institution ha mantenuto a Stanford, in California, un archivio di tutti gli articoli di Fertig

Educazione
Dopo aver iniziato gli studi alla New York University, dove ottenne un undergraduate degree, completò gli studi alla Columbia University, dove studiò economia. Dopo aver ottenuto il M.A. iniziò il percorso che lo avrebbe portato al dottorato, percorso però interrotto dall'imminente seconda guerra mondiale.

Commentatore economico
Dopo aver partecipato alla Conferenza di Bretton Woods in qualità di reporter per la E. W. Scripps Company, iniziò a scrivere con cadenza settimanale editoriali su questioni finanziarie ed economiche, lavoro che svolse fino al collasso del New York World Journal Tribune, avvenuto negli anni sessanta. Ha fatto parte della direzione di The Freeman, il giornale della Foundation for Economic Education.

Rapporto con Ludwig von Mises
Fertig, che fu anche membro della direzione della New York University, diede un fondamentale aiuto all'amico Ludwig von Mises, quando questi dovette lasciare l'Europa e l'Austria a causa del Terzo Reich, e trasferirsi negli Stati Uniti. Fertig contribuì personalmente al salario di Mises. Lo stesso Mises Institute venne finanziato e sostenuto nel suo sviluppo da Fertig. Lo stesso istituto successivamente istituì il "Premio Fertig" per coloro che "riuscono meglio a difendere i valori e le teorie della tradizione austriaca".

Note

Voci correlate
 Libertarismo
 Scuola austriaca

Collegamenti esterni

Scuola austriaca
Istituto Mises