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Idina Menzel is a popular American Actress, singer, and also a songwriter. She is an actress known for Frozen (2013), and Rent (2005), and Frozen II (2009). Menzel became famous when she acted in the role of Maureen Johnson in the Broadway musical Rent. In 1996, she earned a nomination for Tony Awards. Let's scroll into Idina Menzel Bio Wiki Net worth Boyfriend and personal Details.
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Idina Menzel was born as Idina Kim Mentzel on May 30th, 1971 in Syosset hamlet of New York. She grew up in Syosset and went to Syosset High School. She graduated from the 'Tisch School of Arts' which is affiliated to New York University and received a BFA degree with a major in Drama. When she was 15, her parents got split and she began performing as a Bat mitzvah. She used to sing wedding songs and started earning for her university education. She dropped the letter "T" in her surname in order to make the pronunciation of her surname easier.
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Idina Menzel debuted at Broadway by successfully auditioning for the role of Maureen Johnson in the musical theater 'Rent' in 1995. She earned a Tony Award nomination for her role in 'Rent' and appeared as Maureen Johnson for the last time on 1st July 1997. Hollywood Records Promoted Menzel album 'Still I Can't Be Still'.
She was nominated for the Drama Desk Award for portraying Kate in the off-Broadway musical theater 'The Wild Party'. Also, she won the 2004 Tony Award in the category 'Best Leading Actress in a Musical' for enacting Elphaba, the protagonist of 'Wicked'. She won her 2nd Tony Award nomination for her performance in If/Then but ultimately lost out to Jessie Mueller.
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She also received a good opportunity to demonstrate her acting skills on the big screen in 2005 when she received an offer to reenact Maureen Johnson in the movie version of the Broadway Musical 'Rent'. She also acted in Frozen (2013) and Frozen II (2019) which brought her good name.
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Idina Menzel 1st married actor Taye Diggs on January 11, 2013, they had a son born on September 2nd and his name is Walker Nathaniel Diggs. Later Taye and Idina got divorced on December 3, 2014. Now She is in a relationship with actor Aaron and the two got engaged on September 23rd, 2016.
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Height: 1.63 meters
Weight: 55kgs
In 2019 the Net worth of Idina Menzel is $10 million.
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by: Pete Yanity
Several Clemson football players visited one-year-old Hudson at the Greenville Shriners Hospital Thursday on a day when he had surgery.
His mother, a Clemson fan, thought it would be special to have such pictures to show him in a few years.
by DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer / Jan 20, 2021
(AP) - The Atlanta Dream are close to being sold, ending defeated U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler's contentious stint as a WNBA owner.
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Cold Case: Book helped find a Stampeder's final resting place
November 2nd, 2017 by Kaylene
Six degrees of separation, it turns out, can span an entire century and two continents. The book, Gold Rush Wife (Ember Press, 2016) about the Turnagain Arm gold rush of 1896, helped solve a family mystery in Norway, which in turn added to the historical veracity of a stampede that predated the Klondike gold rush.
Hammers left his wife and two children in Norway for a new life in America. (Photo credit: Norse Folkemuseum)
One hundred years ago, the last his Norwegian family had heard from 63-year-old gold miner, Tallef Hammers, was a letter he sent from Sunrise, Alaska. Hammers left Norway in 1880 at the age of 38 seeking a new life in America. He made his way to Seattle where he worked as a carpenter and in real estate. Like others who had fallen on hard times during an economic depression, the promise of gold lured Hammers north in 1896. The last letter the family received from him was dated May 1, 1907. Hammers wrote that he was headed back to Seattle for treatment of an illness. No one heard from him after that.
For years, Hammers' family wondered what became of him. Fast forward one hundred years.
Today all that remains of Sunrise is a historic archaeological site and small cemetery overlooking Sixmile Creek. Rolfe Buzzell, a historian recently retired from the Alaska office of History and Archaeology, has made it a life-long, personal quest to capture and preserve not only the artifacts but the spirit of one of Alaska's most important gold rush communities.
What first fired Buzzell's interest was a manuscript titled Memories of Old Sunrise penned by stampeder Albert "Jack" Morgan. Buzzell researched the manuscript's authenticity, then wrote an introduction, and edited the book for publication (CIHS1994, Ember Press 2013).
Buzzell also had a manuscript by the daughter of Nellie Frost, a friend of Albert "Jack" Morgan and resident of Sunrise. This manuscript offered a woman's account of many of the same stories that Morgan told. Again, Buzzell edited and wrote the introduction to Gold Rush Wife (Ember Press, 2016) which was published through the Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm (KMTA) National Heritage Area.
Earlier this year, in Bergen, Norway, Torjus Midtgarden, the great-grandson of the missing T. Hammers, did an internet search and discovered Memories of Old Sunrise and Gold Rush Wife. He contacted KMTA National Heritage Area explaining how the family never knew what happened to their relative. He hoped to learn more about his great-grandfather and his life as a gold miner in Alaska.
Midtgarden was put in touch with Dr. Rolfe Buzzell and the pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place. Buzzell and Midtgarden shared photos, historic documents, and newspaper clippings. Buzzell found Hammer's obituary in June 1, 1907 Seward Weekly Gateway. Hammers passed away May 7, 1907, just a week after writing his last letter home. He was buried two days later at the Point Comfort Cemetery at Sunrise.
Buzzell knows the cemetery well, having overseen the restoration of Point Comfort in 1995. Now the Hammers' family knows where their relative is buried; and Buzzell has accounted for one of the unmarked graves that he always wondered about.
From Midtgarden, Buzzell learned that Hammers was the eldest son of twelve living children and he that had inherited the family farm.
"He left Norway in 1880 after a serious conflict with his wife and after having to sell or pledge his family's farm," Midtgarden wrote. "He bought and sold timber in the 1870s when the prices were high but the prices suddenly dropped and he went bankrupt."
Hammers left behind his wife, Signe Andrea and two children, one-year-old daughter, Gro and three-year-old son, Gunnar.
Hammers was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 1896 and Midtgarden doubts if he ever intended to return to Norway.
Investigating his great-grandfather's travel dates and the schedules of the SS Mexico and the SS Bertha, Midtgarten discovered that Hammers sailed on the same ships as Gold Rush Wife Nellie Frost and her husband Jack. He is listed along with the Frosts on a roster of just 141 residents in the Sunrise district in1897-98. The Frosts mined in the summer and ran a general store in the winter. Although thousands went north looking for gold, surely the Frosts and Hammers crossed paths from time to time. They may have even shared coffee over Nellie's famous home-baked chocolate cake.
Through the curiosity of a great-grandson, the tenacious research of a historian, and the publication of Gold Rush Wife, a mystery was solved. While history is often considered a study of bygone days, it turns out in the end, that the past is still being written.
(This article appeared in the September 2017 issue of Alaska magazine. This story also appeared as the preface to the 2nd edition of her book Trails Across Time: History of an Alaska Mountain Corridor which was released in October 2017. As her day job, Kaylene is executive director of the Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm National Heritage Area.)
2 responses to "Cold Case: Book helped find a Stampeder's final resting place"
Gisela Cartmill says:
Oh my gosh – this is so interesting, especially since I have read the book a while back. Now I want to re-read it. Nice to know that a broken family circle finally came together.
terri semmler says:
What an interesting story! Makes me want to run out and read the book!!


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The entire population of the world is rapidly increasing now. In 2011, it was over 7 billion. It is said that it may reach 9.5 billion in 2050. To secure food for people all over the world, it is necessary to produce a lot of crops which have high productivity. Therefore, we think that genetically modified crops are significant now. They are improved crops by controlling genes. They have resistance to harmful insects and herbicides. However, my opinion is that we should not produce genetically modified crops. There are two reasons. One reason is genetically modified crops may affect the natural environment and destroy the ecosystem. Another reason is they have a possibility to threaten our health.
The crops could have a bad influence on the natural environment and the ecosystem. Pollen may carry induced gene of crops which have resistance to herbicide to weeds. As a result, weeds get resistance to herbicide and the natural environment may change. Crops which have resistance to harmful insects will disturb the ecosystem.
There is another risk for our health. Genetically modified crops may cause an allergy. Long-term effects of the crops have not been understood yet. We need further detailed research. We must ascertain that the crops are harmful to our health or not.
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I'm just making this post to remind everybody that it's ok to take a break from little stuff. It doesn't mean you aren't a little anymore. When life gets really busy and you constantly have other things that you need to be doing, it's ok to take a break from little stuff. I personally have been really busy the past few weeks and have not had time to do little stuff but I'm still a little.
It's worth noting that being a Little is a personality trait. A Little is a Little regardless of what environment they're in, what items they have, what responsibilities they may need to carry out.
We personally can not understand breaks (whether in relationships, with activities), and we would never be able to take a successful break from Littlespace. However, we want to give reassurance that true Littlespace goes beyond doing Little activities and such, and it is always a set of thoughts and feelings, and not acting upon them does not deny one's status as a Little unless such Little grows to be uninterested.


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The Department of Asian Studies offers six different minors: two in Asian studies and four in language and culture. Minors can be declared using this form .
For all queries and requests regarding a major/minor in Asian Studies, please contact Professor Guojun Wang, Director of Undergraduate Studies.
Minor in Asian Studies
The minor in the Asian Studies Department provides a broad knowledge of the languages, literatures, politics, histories, film and media, arts, and religions of China, Japan, and South Asia. Students cannot combine the Asian Studies minor with other minors within the Asian Studies Department.
For the minor in Asian Studies, students must complete at least 17 credit hours from the Asian Studies Course List according to these rules:
At least 5 credit hours in an Asian language taught in the Asian Studies Department at the 2201 (Intermediate I) level or above
At least 6 credit hours of History Survey Courses
At least 3 credit hours of Humanities Courses
At least 3 credit hours of Social Sciences Courses
No more than 5 credit hours of any Asian language courses taught in the Asian Studies Department may be applied to the total 17 credit hours
Minor in Asian American & Asian Diaspora Studies
For the minor in Asian American & Asian Diaspora Studies, students must complete at least 17-18 credit hours from the Asian Studies Course List according to these rules:
3 credit hours in either ASAM 2101 or ASAM 2102
3 credit hours in an Asian language taught in the Department of Asian Studies at the 2202 (intermediate II) level or higher
At least 6 credit hours of Asian American & Asian Diaspora-eligible courses (code AA on course list), and either
At least 6 credit hours of courses eligible for Asian Perspectives to total 18 hours (not double counting any courses above), or
Up to 5 credit hours of any Asian Language courses taught in the Department of Asian Studies may be applied to the total 17 credit hours
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The minor in Chinese Language and Culture is anchored by a firm foundation in language study that is complemented by electives in art, history, literature, film and media, politics, and religion. Students cannot combine the Chinese Language and Culture minor with other minors within the Asian Studies Department.
For the minor in Chinese Language and Culture, students must complete at least 18 total credit hours in China Concentration (CC) courses from the Asian Studies Course List , according to these rules:
At least 3 credit hours in Chinese language at the 3301 (Advanced I) level or above
No more than 13 credit hours of Chinese language (CHIN) courses may be applied to the total 18 credit hours
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The minor in Japanese Language and Culture is anchored by a firm foundation in language study that is complemented by electives in art, history, literature, film and media, politics, and religion. Students cannot combine the Japanese Language and Culture minor with other minors within the Asian Studies Department.
For the minor in Japanese Language and Culture, students must complete at least 18 total credit hours in Japan Concentration (JC) courses from the Asian Studies Course List , according to these rules:
At least 3 credit hours in Japanese language at the 3301 (Advanced I) level or above
No more then 13 credit hours of Japanese language (JAPN) courses may be applied to the total 18 credit hours
Minor in Korean Language and Culture
The minor in Korean Language and Culture is anchored by a firm foundation in language study that is complemented by electives in history, literature, art, and film/media. Students cannot combine the Korean Language and Culture minor with other minors within the Asian Studies Department.
For the minor in Korean Language and Culture, students must complete at least 18 total credit hours in Korean Concentration (KC) from the Asian Studies Course List , according to these rules:
At least 3 credit hours in Korean language at the 3301 (Advanced I) level or above
No more than 13 credit hours of Korean language (KOR) courses may be applied to the total 18 credit hours
Minor in South Asian Language and Culture
The minor in South Asian Language and Culture is anchored by a firm foundation in language study that is complemented by electives in art, history, literature, film and media, politics, and religion. Students cannot combine the South Asian Language and Culture minor with other minors within the Asian Studies Department.
For the minor in South Asian Language and Culture, students must complete at least 18 total credit hours in South Asia Concentration (SA) from the Asian Studies Course List , according to these rules:
At least 3 credit hours in a South Asian language (Hindi-Urdu or Sanskrit) at the 3301 (Advanced I) level or above
No more than 13 credit hours of South Asian language (HNUR or SNSK) courses may be applied to the total 18 credit hours
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Thanks for accepting my invitation to visit our history forum for geocaching at Open Caching dot US.
PS. Take a moment and introduce yourself by replying to this email.
Thanks, I visited it. Pretty impressive as you just made it active yesterday and you had 27 hits already. Interesting that there is a Johnny Reb buried up there too.
I own quite a few history caches. At least four respectfully placed at Confederate cemeterys. About 95% of my listings are based on factual history and are placed in the historic location. One of my fav's is a ammo can hide near the ambush site of the Moses Cockrell party by indians led by Chief Bog Benge himself. I have several caches listed based on Benge, and others in the area do also. He was well feared in these parts.
I also placed a series of caches along the Daniel Boon Wilderness Trail to highlight stops of interest along the route. I need to bookmark the series again, but my first bookmark also listed some other users listings also, and quite a few of those are archived. I also have some historic virtuals that I would be interesting in listing here. I've been a member here for awhile, but I've not learned the system yet. I have some Military related listings also. I'm a active GC.com member, and former peer reviewer and member of OpenCaching.com, where as of now I'm banned from the forums until Monday 13th at 10:00. I have archived my listings there and contacted Garmin to remove my account and listings there. I'm not here to bring up that site again, but some of you already know my user name, so end of subject about OX. Can't wait to list a few caches here once I figure out how. I thought the Waymarking site was once tough too....so just bear with me.


Join Josie R. Johnson, Carolyn Holbrook, and Arleta Little in a conversation for a special launch event to celebrate the publication of Hope in the Struggle: A Memoir. The event will be held in the Cowles Auditorium of the Humphrey School of Public Affairs on Tuesday, April 9 at 6:00 p.m. and is co-sponsored by the Humphrey School of Public Affairs and the University of Minnesota Press. Books will be available for purchase at the event from the University of Minnesota Bookstore. Registration required as space is limited.
A memoir about shouldering the cause of social justice during the darkest hours and brightest moments for civil rights in America—and, specifically, in Minnesota—Hope in the Struggle shines a light on the difference one person can make. For Josie Johnson, this has meant making a difference as a Black woman in one of the nation's whitest states.


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Chucri is a licensed Architect in the State of New York and a LEED accredited professional with a remarkable educational background and a solid experience in the architectural design of a wide range of buildings and facilities, including mixed-use structures, residential and healthcare facilities. Chucri has a diversified educational experience: He received his bachelor of Architecture with honor from the "Academie Libanaise des Beaux Arts, ALBA", holds a Master in Restoration and PhD in Architecture from the University of Valladolid in Spain.
Chucri carries 17 years of experience in the design, management and site execution, actively contributing to the realization of several award winning mega projects located in the United States and throughout the Middle East. He started his working experience in the United States, as a designer at Perlman architects, a residential & mixed-use oriented architectural design firm. He later joined Steelman partners and collaborated in the design of several entertainment projects in the United States and Macau, China.
Chucri is currently working at Dar Group, a privately owned consultancy firm operating in many locations around the globe, following up the design and execution of several healthcare projects in the Mena region. He is also a member of the Lebanese syndicate of engineers and the Saudi Council of Engineers.
Heather is a licensed architect in the State of Massachusetts and has practiced architecture in Boston Massachusetts and Ireland before relocating to Dubai and joining AIA Middle East. She earned a Master's Degree in Architecture from the Rhode Island School of Design and a Master's of Science in Sustainable Development from the Dublin Institute of Technology. Heather has contributed to a variety of project types through her career including college and university residence halls, mixed-use neighborhood development, commercial office, and private residence.
She has found the AIA to be an invaluable resource for professional development and networking both in the United States and abroad, and is eager to support the AIA ME and its members as Director of Continuing Education.
Thierry Paret is an American architect, with 25 years of richly diverse experience in the USA, Ireland, United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Thierry previously worked as a Design Studio Lead for major Irish and US Firms where he designed pharmaceutical, laboratory, education and residential projects. More recently Thierry was an Advisor to the Qatari government working on program wide strategic initiatives for their multi-billion dollar portfolio comprising of the Healthcare, Educational and General Sectors.
Thierry earned his Bachelor of Architecture from Pratt Institute and is a registered architect in the States of New York, Nevada, Oklahoma (dormant), Utah (dormant) and the Republic of Ireland. He was elevated to the College of Fellows in 2014 at the age of 47.
Thierry was a founding member of the AIA Middle East Chapter and served as its first President from 2010-2012. He also was one of the founders of the AIA International Region and served as its Treasurer in 2014-2015. He previously served on the AIA Membership (2013-2014), AIA Community Committees (2013) and AIA Knowledge Committee (2016). In 2015 Thierry was elected as one of six Directors At Large (2016-2017)on the AIA's National Board.
As a result of his significant contributions, in 2012 Thierry Paret was honored as the 41st most influential person in the Middle East and North African consgtruction industry by top regional magazine feauturing the "Power 100" in the industry. That same year he was also voted the 16th most influential architect in the Middle East by Architect Middle East Magazine. Over the past 4 years he has supported the US Commerce Department with Trade Missions to the Middle East. He has also been an organizer of AIA Middle East End of Year Conferences since its inception. Thierry's work has been published in Damdi's Competition Panel Book, Interior Magazine, Big Project Magazine, New York Times and other publications.
Thierry sits on the Advisory Boards of the American University in Dubai and Qatar University supporting them in their bids to become NAAB Accredited. He previously sat on the Advisory Board of Informa, the organizers of Cityscape events in the Middle East.
Thierry holds an FAA Private Pilot's License, is a fourth degree black belt in Kyokushin Karate who competed in the 1996 Sixth World Open Kyokushinkai Full Contact Tournament in Tokyo, Japan. He is also an advanced tennis player and enjoys road cycling.
From the new generation of Architects with the common goal of promoting world-class design concepts and technological innovations, he's an advocate of sustainable architecture and environmental protection as a U.S. Green Building Council – LEED Accredited Professional.
A Filipino Excellence Middle East Awardee for Architecture in 2012.
A chartered member of the United Architects of the Philippines UAE - Dubai Chapter, the Integrated and Accredited Professional of Architects in the Philippines in 2010.
He is the company representative at the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (top supporting contributor).
Vasquez also runs the charity foundation, Architect Gives Back, which helps to send less fortunate children to school in his home country of The Philippines.
Loay Quota, Has held the position of Country Representative for KSA, Continuing Education Director and was the 2014 President at the AIA ME chapter and currently is a board member at the Saudi Umran Society, Jeddah Chapter and Treasurer on the AIA International Region Board of Directors.
Steven is an architect and urban planner with over 49 years of experience in Business Development, Design Management, and Construction Administration for planning and architectural projects. An experienced real estate investment planner, Stevend has a deep understanding of the issues that drive real estate development and the elements that make it successful, especially for mixed use, hotel (working with most of the international brands), and residential (both luxury and affordable), in the international market.
Miller has been a Regional and Managing Director at Kohn Pedersen Fox, Perkins Eastman, FXFowle, Architects, operating their branch offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha as well as an International Director for Emaar and was the M.D. of Planning And Design Consultants, Ltd. in Prague, Cz. for 12 years.
He is a past President of the American Institute of Architects Continental Europe Chapter, an international Fellows Representative to the College of Fellows, past Chairman of the International Committee Advisory Board of the AIA where he remains on the Board. He is a founder of the AIA's Middle East Chapter and Fellowship Director and Member of the AIA Regional Board. Mr. Miller has been a member of the MENA Urban Land Institute and is a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
In addition to MIPIM and Cityscape awards, his developments in Prague have won a ULI award for the Best International Development for 1999, two MIPIM Design Awards, an AIA Design Award, numerous local design awards, and Jean-Louis Solal Awards from ICSC for Retail marketing.
Mr. Skaff is the Principal of "Roger Skaff, AIA" and "RKTECT Studios", a licensed architect in the State of Nevada, USA, an NCARB member, a member of the Order of Engineers and Architects in Beirut, with practices in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Beirut, Lebanon, with architectural, engineering, and interior design, supervision, and management services.
Mr. Skaff graduated with degrees in Applied Physics from the Lebanese University, an Architectural Engineering Degree with Structural Concentration and an Architectural Degree from Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
His diversified education and work experience allowed him to work on landmark and complex projects, where he headed the construction supervision of the AUB-IFI building, a Zaha Hadid and Rafik-El-Khoury project on the American University of Beirut campus.
As a Managing Architect of the UAE office for Steelman Partners, he managed the Butterfly 5-star hotel project in Dubai and the Starfish Resort conceptual study in the MENA region.
As a Project Manager with Perlman Architects in Las Vegas Nevada, he was in charge of mixed-use, hospitality, office, retail, educational, and multifamily projects from inception to construction, including zoning and building permitting processes.
His architectural engineering practice in the Philadelphia area ranged from design to supervision of residential, commercial, municipal, and airport projects while with SSM Group.
Mr. Skaff is an instructor at the Lebanese American University in Byblos Lebanon and an advisor for NAAB accreditation matters.
Farouk Tadros, an architect, and owner of "Infinity Design". Holds a bachelor degree in Architecture from the University of Southern California-Los Angeles (USC), obtained his master's degree in Landscape Architecture (MLA) from University of Southern California-Los Angeles (USC). He has been a part-time lecturer at several universities in Jordan. Tadros is a member of the Green Building Committee at the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA) and a member of "Greener Amman 2020 Committee" hosted by Greater Amman Municipality (GAM). In addition, committee member for the landscape design accreditation at the Jordan Engineering Association (JEA). He has worked on a variety of design projects within the region ranging from urban regeneration projects, development of archeological and tourist sites, city parks, coastal developments, residential and commercial buildings. Tadros is an architect who strongly believes in the impact of development on the existing environment, thus sustainable approaches are mostly adapted in his designs.
Muhammad Habsah is an architect and urban designer currently working at Dar AlHandasah (Shair & Partners). He is also an international associate member of the American Institute of Architects.
Raised in Cairo, Habsah is an award winning architect of the "2016 Future Residential Building " of the world architecture festival of Berlin. He was also awarded the 2016 AIA Middle East Design Awards for the best un-built projects.
Muhammad studied Architecture at Helwan University in Egypt and graduated in 2011. In 2017, he was shortlisted for the "Middle East Young Architects" . His diversified architectural experience covers residential buildings, public spaces , hotel complexes, cultural buildings and healthcare buildings in the GCC region and Africa.
period, he was a volunteer in Archi-group which is an architectural committee for students and local society.
In 2014, he returned back to Kuwait and started his professional experience as an architect. He has a solid experience in different types of projects such as residential, commercial & educational. Currently, he is working at GEC DAR which is a professional architecture and engineering firm located in Kuwait. He has an interest and passion for sustainable architecture with a LEED Green Associate credential. Furthermore, he is a Revit certified professional with excellent experience in BIM technology.
He is a member of Kuwait society of engineers and AIA international associate.
Ali is an architectural designer with experience in designing and managing projects of a variety of scales, including his award winning design-build installation, Urban Decontrol, in the city of Paris, France, exploring the intersections of socio-political action with built form. Ali has participated in the design of projects in different parts of the world. In the Middle East, his most notable projects are the recently inaugurated Al Razi Hospital in Kuwait and the Kuwait Cancer Center as part of a national initiative by Kuwait's Ministry of Health to upgrade the healthcare facilities in the country.
Ali's passion for architecture stems from a greater desire for a better life, a better world and thus better built form based upon theories grounded in philosophy (human thought) & politics (human action). This passion extends beyond the building to the urban scale as part of a vision that architecture is not a disconnected practice for its own sake; rather an act of engagement with human beings.
Ali holds a Bachelor's of Science degree in Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology and is currently engaged in managing teams for the design & delivery of projects of a variety of scales for SSH, a multi-disciplinary design practice, as a Project / Design Manager.
Mr. Habbak, a principal of "The Shalalat group", and an associate member of the American Institute of Architects and the Egyptian Syndicate of Engineers, and a licensed consultant architect in Egypt, and a founder of The "Society of Egyptian architects" in Alexandria-Egypt..
In 1987 he received a Master degree in architecture from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. He also holds a Bachelor degree in Architecture from the University of Alexandria. In addition, he attended several courses in different institutes such as: "Lighting Design Course" Philips, Holland. "Computer aided design" University of California, Berkeley. Intern at "Renardet Engineering", Paris, France.
Mr. Habbak was a consultant to several architectural firms in the United States and Egypt for his vast experience in construction and talent in design. He also served in the Egyptian Navy on national architectural projects.
He conducted several studies concerning urban evolution of different cities. As well as participating in "City Plans & Places" a book published by the USC University.
He has been involved with the Los Angeles City Redevelopment Agency in the study of the Broadway street development as well as participating in the preparation of the Alexandria 2005 master plan.
Mr. Habbak received a first prize award in an international architectural competition for the design of the "Library in Alexandria". Interviewed on national television and major International newspaper both in Egypt and the United States. He also received several awards in photography, including a national award from the AIA "American Institute of Architects".
From childhood dreams and Lego building experiments to architecture practice. Upon high school graduation in the United States, Fajer received her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in architecture from Catholic University of America, Washington DC. Her career began at RMJM, one of the largest UK firms, before she joined a local engineering consultancy firm in Kuwait which allowed her to be a leading architect for Kuwait landmark projects such as Kuwait National Museum and The Avenues Mall - Phase III. Architect Alhendi expanded her career by joining the Amiri Diwan to as the main architect of AlSalam Palace Museum and the Historical Documents Center and Library Office Building at the Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center. After 12 years of experience at both International and local levels, Fajer recently started her own consulting office in Kuwait driven to better design, environmental sustainability and improved living experience through architecture.
Maryam's design vision is to create spaces that evoke revolutionary ideas, educate budding minds and respect the fragility of our earth. Deeply interested in the practice of design that fuses diverse minds, she seeks mutual respect and openness to idea generation and eventually produces something beautiful and powerful. She is an advocate of design that not only transcends borders and is used as a tool for change, but is also contextually appreciative, innovative and ultimately timeless in nature.
Khaled Tarabieh is an assistant professor at The American University in Cairo (AUC). He is a holder of a Bachelor of Science in architectural engineering from Alexandria University and both a master's in city planning (MCP) and a PhD in city and regional planning from the University of Pennsylvania, USA, with a specialization in the planning of energy efficient urban environments, high performance building design and energy simulation.
Khaled served as the technical adviser for the development of the energy section for the new STAR rating system with AASHE, a co-founder of the Egyptian Green Building Council (EGGBC) and previously affiliated with the T.C. Chan Center for Building Simulation and Energy Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. He is a LEED-accredited professional and was selected as one of 21 emerging leaders from the Delaware Valley Region (PA-NJ-DL) for a prestigious fellowship program, the Environmental Leadership Program, aimed at enhancing the capacity of the environmental movement.
In addition to the academic experience, he has fifteen years of experience as a professional architect and project manager in the US. At AUC, he teaches "Sustainability in Architectural Design" core studio and a faculty member in thesis graduation project studio. His currently conducts research on the thermal performance of building envelope materials for residential buildings in hot-arid climate investigating issues of optimization, performance and assessment of the ecological impact.
Mr. Franklin has served in numerous architectural and planning industry capacities for organizations ranging from construction and architectural firms to real estate developers. As a university faculty member, Mr. Franklin has instructed courses in architecture, urban design, and construction management. As a practicing architect, Mr. Franklin has provided services for a broad range of building types, including retail, educational, institutional, and corporate. Mr. Franklin's participation on large public projects include the Indiana Convention Center Expansion, the new Downtown Louisville Arena, and the new Indianapolis International Airport.
Mr. Franklin was selected as the 2010 Francis J. Plym Traveling Fellow in Architecture by the University of Illinois, and completed a 4-month, self-directed program of study across Europe and Morocco, North Africa.
Samer Haddad is an Architect and Lighting Designer based in Beirut. He graduated from the Lebanese American University with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. During his studies he took part in an Erasmus program at Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris. Later he completed a Masters of Science degree in Light and Lighting at the Bartlett, University College London and graduated with distinction.
Currently he is working on several design projects and always seeks to create user centered, well lit, sustainable designs. He believes that lighting is a fundamental element of any design project.
Samer is a part-time faculty member at the Lebanese American University, School of Architecture and Design.
He is an International Associate at the American Institute of Architects, Registered Architect at the Order of Engineers and Architects in Beirut and Affiliate at the Society of Light and Lighting part of the CIBSE.


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U.S. Supreme Court justices question human rights claims against Nestle and Cargill By Reuters
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday appeared wary of barring lawsuits against American companies over alleged human rights abuses abroad but signaled they could toss out a case accusing Cargill Inc and a Nestle SA (SIX:) subsidiary of knowingly helping to perpetuate slavery at Ivory Coast cocoa farms.
The two companies are asking the nine justices to reverse a lower court ruling that allowed the lawsuit, filed in 2005 on behalf of former child slaves from Mali who worked at the farms, to proceed.
The case concerns a 1789 U.S. law called the Alien Tort Statute that lets non-U.S. citizens seek damages in American courts in certain instances. The business community has long sought to limit corporate liability under this law.
Some justices questioned whether the lawsuit actually made clear that company officials knew that the farms involved used child slavery.
"After 15 years, is it too much to ask that you allege specifically that the defendants … who are before us here specifically knew that forced child labor was being used on the farms or farm cooperatives with which they did business?" conservative Justice Samuel Alito asked.
The court could toss out the lawsuit on those grounds but stop short of a ruling that would curb corporate liability altogether under the law, with some justices expressing reservations about taking that step.
Liberal Justice Elena Kagan, for example, asked what would happen if a group of slaveholders who could normally be sued individually formed a corporation in order to avoid liability.
"And now you are saying you can't sue the corporation?" Kagan asked lawyer Neal Katyal, who argued the case for the companies.
Alito also appeared to share that concern, saying that Katyal's arguments would "lead to results that are pretty hard to take" because they would shield U.S. corporations from liability for even the most egregious conduct.
The litigation targeted the U.S. subsidiary of Swiss-based Nestle, the world's biggest food producer, and commodities trader Cargill, one of the largest privately held U.S. companies.
The plaintiffs accused the companies of aiding and abetting human rights violations through their active involvement in purchasing Ivory Coast cocoa and turning a blind eye to the use of slave labor on the farms despite being aware of the practice in order to keep cocoa prices low.
A federal district court in Los Angeles dismissed the lawsuit twice, most recently in 2017. That court found that the claims were barred by recent Supreme Court decisions that made it harder for plaintiffs to sue corporations in U.S. courts for alleged violations overseas.
The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2018 revived the claims, citing the allegations that the companies provided "personal spending money" to local farmers to guarantee the cheapest source of cocoa. The 9th Circuit found that the payments were akin to kickbacks and that the low price of cocoa was dependant upon the child slave labor.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other business interests backed the two companies in the case, as did President Donald Trump's administration.
The Supreme Court in 2013 and 2018 cases curbed the ability of plaintiffs to sue corporations in U.S. courts under the Alien Tort Statute for overseas human rights violations. But the court did not definitively rule that companies can never be sued under that law.
Since the 2018 ruling – a 5-4 decision – the court has shifted further to the right with Trump's appointment of conservative justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett.
A ruling is due by the end of June.
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Holding a wedding is one of the most romantic even that one could ever attend, may that person be the one to get wed, or the planner, or even as just a guest. It is one of those milestones that depicts love in its purest form, with couples being joined together in holy matrimony.
There are several factors that make a wedding magical. One of it is the venue; the place where vows are exchanged, where people witness such exchange, and where the majority of the aesthetic designs are pouring into. This is the deal breaker.
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Tom Steyer set to miss Nevada debate
The billionaire failed to earn a delegate out of Iowa and New Hampshire and is well short of the polling threshold with only hours left to qualify.
Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer. | Meg Kinnard/AP Photo
By ZACH MONTELLARO
There will be a billionaire on the debate stage Wednesday in Las Vegas. It just probably won't be the one who's actually running in Saturday's Nevada caucuses.
With only hours to go before Tuesday night's deadline, Tom Steyer is still well shy of the polling threshold required to get on the stage — even as former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who isn't competing in any of the early-nominating states, has clinched a spot.
Missing Wednesday's debate, hosted by NBC News, MSNBC and The Nevada Independent could be a significant blow to Steyer's campaign. The former hedge-fund manager — who finished well behind the field in Iowa and New Hampshire and is barely registering in national polls — has banked his self-funded campaign on strong performances in Nevada and South Carolina, the next two contests on the Democratic presidential calendar.
To qualify for Wednesday's debate — the ninth of a planned dozen meetings — candidates need to hit 10 percent in four polls approved by the Democratic National Committee (or 12 percent in two polls in Nevada or South Carolina), or win at least one delegate out of Iowa or New Hampshire to the national convention.
Six candidates accomplished that. Five are projected to get delegates out of one of the first two states — Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — while Bloomberg locked up his spot on Tuesday morning, setting the stage for his contentious debate debut on Wednesday.
Steyer, meanwhile, was shut out of the delegate hunt in both states, finishing seventh in Iowa and sixth in New Hampshire. He only has one of the four qualifying polls, earning 11 percent in a Nevada survey last week, meaning he needs three more (or two state surveys at 12 percent or greater) before midnight to qualify.
Steyer's campaign has cried foul at his likely exclusion, arguing that his strength in Nevada and South Carolina is more than sufficient to warrant a spot on stage. Their evidence includes the release of an internal campaign survey on Tuesday showing Steyer at 18 percent in Nevada, trailing only Sanders (24 percent) and Biden (19 percent).
In a press release accompanying the poll results, Steyer's campaign also took aim at the lack of DNC-approved polls in the two remaining early states. Of the sanctioned polls released during the qualifying period, 9 were national surveys in which Steyer is averaging only 1.6 percent support.
In the lone early state poll — a Las Vegas Review-Journal/AARP Nevada survey conducted by the GOP firm WPA Intelligence in Nevada and released last week — Steyer was at 11 percent, clear of the 10 percent base threshold, but a point shy of the 12 percent early-state mark. The poll was not initially included among the list of qualifying polls by the DNC, but the DNC announced on Saturday that it would count toward qualification, something the party reserved the right to do in its initial announcement of the rules.
"It just seems pretty frankly disenfranchising to voters in Nevada and South Carolina that their voices aren't being heard … given there's been one poll in both states that's qualifying," Heather Hargreaves, Steyer's campaign manager, told POLITICO. "There's no opportunity to actually meet the criteria because there's no polls."
The campaign called on the DNC last week to back-date the qualifying window to include polls from those states conducted earlier in the year, a request, Hargreaves said, to which the DNC has not formally responded. Doing so would almost assuredly qualify Steyer for the debate stage, because a pair of Fox News polls in Nevada and South Carolina released in early January have Steyer above that crucial 12 percent mark.
Hargreaves did say that the campaign had had multiple conversations with Democratic officials, however. "We've talked to the DNC. I don't think they're going to change the criteria," she said.
The DNC, which has rebuffed previous calls to alter its criteria, declined to comment for this story.
That leaves Steyer likely on the outside looking in on Wednesday. He's the only active candidate still in the race who participated in the last debate, before the New Hampshire primary, who is not set to return to the stage.
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Nevada and South Carolina are both considered notoriously hard states to poll, for different reasons. Caucus states like Nevada are difficult to measure in polls, while South Carolina does not provide party registration by party, making it harder for pollsters to determine the universe of likely Democratic primary voters.
Jon Ralston, the editor of The Nevada Independent, which is both hosting the debate and is a DNC-approved poll sponsor, has said his publication is not commissioning a pre-caucus poll, citing survey costs, early voting and uncertainty about turnout.
Steyer could be saved by an eleventh-hour release of polls, as he has been in the past. Last month's Fox News polls qualified Steyer for the pre-Iowa debate, just one day before qualifying closed. But the chances of that happening this time are increasingly slim.
A poll from Winthrop University in South Carolina, which was initially expected before Tuesday night's deadline, now won't come until the end of the week.
Steyer's team is confident, however, that he will make his return to the debate stage next week, for the South Carolina debate on Feb. 25, given the additional time to qualify and the possibility of winning at least one delegate in Saturday's Nevada caucuses. The South Carolina debate has nearly identical qualifying rules to Wednesday's debate.
"I am confident we'll get a delegate in Nevada, and we'll be back on the stage in South Carolina," Hargreaves said.
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Hildasholm est une propriété semblable à une gentilhommière située à Leksand en Dalécarlie (Suède). Elle fut conçue par l'architecte Torben Grut et construite en 1910-1911 pour le médecin et écrivain Axel Munthe et sa femme Hilda.

Au voisinage de l'église de Leksand, Munthe disposait d'une maison nommée Stengården. Suivant une tradition familiale il aurait fait présent de Stengården comme « Morgengabe » à son épouse anglaise Hilda, née Pennington-Mellor. Après sa mort survenue en 1967, la propriété prit le nom de Hildasholm.

Depuis 1980 l'entretien de la propriété est assuré grâce à une fondation créée par  les enfants d'Axel et Hilda Munthe. La commune de Leksand y participe aussi. C'est Malcolm, le fils d'Axel et Hilda Munthe qui légua à la fondation la maison avec tout ce qu'elle contenait de précieux. Hildasholm fut classé monument historique en 1988. Une restauration de l'ensemble a eu lieu pendant les années 1994 - 1999 grâce à une grosse contribution du comté de Dalarna et à des fonds de l'Union européenne.

Les jardins qui ont été créés alors que la maison venait d'être bâtie ont en grande partie subsisté. Le climat permet une décoration florale inspirée de la France et de l'Angleterre. Pendant l'été 2004 on a aménagé deux nouveaux jardins à Hildasholm ; l'un d'eux est un jardin potager installé au même endroit que celui de Hilda Munthe pendant les années 1920-1930 : c'est un jardin potager typique de Suède avec petits pois, carottes, oignons, arbres fruitiers et fleurs. Comme complément on a dessiné à un autre endroit un jardin médicinal dans l'esprit d'Axel Munthe.

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Star Bounce is a simple game based around some bouncing colored balls or stars. There is no aim to the game other than to see what patterns and shapes you can create by interacting with the screen. Simply tap or touch and hold to add "gravity" to a point on the screen; all the stars will rush towards that point. Star Bounce was developed, during an afternoon, by a 14 year old in England.


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THE SILVER MEMORIES TEAM
Silver Memories is operated by the Music Broadcasting Society of Qld Ltd (MBSQ), a not-for-profit community broadcasting organisation established in 1979 in Brisbane. MBSQ is a company limited by guarantee. The Board of Directors is shown below, along with the stakeholder committee and staff. MBSQ also operates 4MBS Classic FM (since March 1979) and a digital service, MBS Light (since July 2012). Silver Memories was established in 2007, broadcasting to Brisbane and since 2014, has been transmitted via satellite across Australia. MBSQ has established strong links to the aged care industry over many years to ensure that the Silver Memories service meets their needs.
MATTHEW FARRELL
Matthew Farrell is the Chairman of 4MBS and is Director, Community Engagement and Commercial Projects at the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. A professional musician, Matthew was cellist with the Victorian String Quartet prior to becoming Principal Cello with the Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra and after 2001 The Queensland Orchestra (now Queensland Symphony Orchestra). He has performed with as soloist throughout Australia and is a founding member of the contemporary quartet, LOCANA, releasing their debut CD in 2004. He has a long history of involvement with music and arts development. He was appointed to two State Government inquiries investigating funding and administration of orchestras in Queensland and overseeing the merger of the Philharmonic and Symphony Orchestras in 2001. He was a member of the Australian Orchestras Taskforce in 2003 and in 2007 and 2008 co-directed the 4MBS Festival of Classics. Matthew was appointed Director, Orchestra Management at the QSO in 2008 and was recently promoted to Director, Community Engagement and Commercial Projects. Matthew has been Chairman of 4MBS since 2013 having been an active member of the Board since 2006.
COLIN RICH
Colin is a Chartered Accountant, a Chartered Secretary and a Justice of the Peace(QAL) Now retired, he has had 25 years' experience in manufacturing and ten years in restaurant industries as Director and management accountant. He has spent the last twenty years specialising in systems accounting with computers, focused on Enterprise resources programs. Colin is Board Treasurer.
WENDY TYSON
Prior to retiring, Wendy had a long career in Australian government and university administration. She worked in the then central personnel agency of the Australian Public Service, the Public Service Board in a variety of roles, before moving to Griffith University in 1985 as manager of the research higher degree function. She has been the secretary of numerous community and professional organisations, including the Royal Institute of Public Administration, the Brisbane Cinema Group and Bulimba State School P. & C. and Tuckshop Committees. She was a founding Committee member of the Brisbane Branch of the National Trust. In recent years she had taken up the sport of archery and is a member of the Mount Petrie Bowmen Committee. She joined the Board of MBSQ in 1988 and has been Company Secretary since 1992. She holds a BA from Queensland University.
GRAHAM ROW
Graham Row is a long-standing listener and supporter of 4MBS and particularly its community projects such as the Gothic Symphony project and tours of Amadeus. Now in retirement from medical practice, he realised that Silver Memories was much more than nostalgia radio but an extremely important, cost-effective weapon in the management of dementia. He helped to facilitate relationships with experts in the field to assist Silver Memories to achieve its full therapeutic potential with the best available professional guidance.
DR KERRY VANN
Kerry Vann is a versatile musician who maintains a busy schedule of performing, teaching, examining and adjudicating. She is the principal percussionist with the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra and Corda Spiritus and also plays with the Brisbane Excelsior Band.
She sang with Opera Queensland for 10 seasons and has sung several principal roles in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas. She teaches piano, percussion and singing and is a music examiner with ANZCA and examines throughout Australia and Asia. She holds ten degrees and diplomas: eight in music, one in languages (French, German and Japanese) and one in education. These include a Ph. D. in music from The University of Queensland and she is a Fellow of the Trinity College London in voice. While at university, she was awarded a Mitsui Educational Foundation scholarship as part of her study of Japanese and a DAAD scholarship to study in Wagner's manuscripts in Germany for her Ph. D. on Lohengrin.
ANNE WARREN
Anne started as a volunteer at 4MBS in 2005 after completing post graduate study in Arts and Cultural Management. She later become a member of staff, gaining experience in virtually all aspects of 4MBS, from broadcasting to events management, marketing and PR. Since then Anne has worked with other arts organisations in Brisbane as well as in communications in the public sector and as a freelance project manager and copywriter. Anne joined the Board of 4MBS in 2009. She plays cello and was a member of the Brisbane City Pops Orchestra prior to the arrival of her two young children.
DEREK DIXON
Derek is a Life Subscriber to 4MBS in addition to being a long-standing Company and Board Member. He is the Chair of the Broadcasting Committee. He is an Economic Geologist, having worked for forty years in both corporate and government service as well as a freelance. He is a classical music enthusiast and owns a variety of small instruments, including a Chinese drum and a horn which plays only one note. His personal musical achievements are mostly confined to school days; however he has a varied and interesting recorded music collection. Additionally, he is a freelance translator and translates German, French and Spanish into English.
JOHN CAHILL
John Cahill is a Queensland Barrister. He is a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner and a National Mediator. He earned his LLB and Bachelor of Business at the Queensland University of Technology and his Master of Laws at the University of Sydney. John is the most recent addition to the 4MBS Board.
ALLISON KRUGER (from Sep 2017)
Allison has a keen appreciation of the arts, in particular music, theatre and dance. Allison is a Queensland based Corporate Finance professional experienced in managing and optimising finance structures and businesses in particular with regards to capital and debt financing. Allison's finance career has spanned Brisbane, Sydney and London. Allison has a law degree from the Queensland University of Technology and a Masters of Commerce from the University of New South Wales. Allison enjoys travelling.
CLIVE PORRITT
Gary Thorpe OAM General Manager 4MBS Classic FM, Silver Memories, Classic Arts & MBS Light
Gary Thorpe is the General Manager of Silver Memories Nostalgia Radio which he founded in 2007. He is also General Manager of two other radio stations – 4MBS Classic FM and MBS Light digital radio. He was Executive Producer of the first performance outside Britain of Havergal Brian's Gothic Symphony, is Artistic Director of the Annual 4MBS Festival of Classics which is the largest classical music festival in the country, Producer of the 4MBS Brisbane Shakespeare Festival and Vice- President of the Havergal Brian Society. He was awarded an OAM in 2009 for his services to music and community broadcasting and in 2011 a Churchill Fellowship to study the use of music in management of dementia. Other commitments include being Deputy Chair of The Queensland Choir, Secretary of the Board of Broadcasting Park Pty. Ltd. and Treasurer of the Queensland Community Broadcasting Association. He has also been a Board Member of Jupiter's Casino Community Benefit Fund, a Member of the Arts Faculty Board of Studies, University of Queensland, Chair of the Broadcasting Committee of the Music Council of Australia (MCA), Secretary /Vice President of the Australian Society for Education Through the Arts and Chairman, Music Broadcasting Society of Queensland Ltd.
Peter McCahon Broadcast Manager
Maggie Findlay Administration Manager
Dene Rowling Sales Manager
Bob Nicholson Training Manager
Elise Mckenzie Lutheran Community Care Creative Activities and Arts Co-ordinator
Kerry Cutting EMFIA, CFRE Alzheimer's Australia (Q'ld.)
Rebecca Downey Lutheran Community Care Lifestyle Team
Sarah Breen Zion Lutheran Home
Bianca Wilson Music Therapist and member AMTA
Glenda Kubler Music Therapist, Diversional Therapist and Qld representative for Diversional Therapists Association of Australia


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First-time visitors to the Sackler Gallery are often surprised and delighted by Chinese artist Xu Bing's sculpture Monkeys Grasp for the Moon. The impressive installation comprises a series of twenty-one interlocking laminated wood "monkeys." They hang from the ceiling of the Gallery's atrium and descend, one beneath another, through the center of the three-story stairwell to end suspended above a reflecting pool at the bottom level.
What I particularly love about this work is the seamless integration of sculptural forms, multiple writing systems and languages, and storytelling. It starts with a Chinese folktale that describes a group of monkeys in a tree that decide to capture the moon. By linking their arms and tails, they form a chain down toward the moon, only to discover that it is a reflection in a body of water at the base of the tree. Xu's monkeys certainly look the part, despite being heavily abstracted. They have tails and arms and faces that are clearly identifiable. But each one also spells out the word "monkey" in a different language, in scripts as diverse as Urdu, German, Chinese, and Braille. People, children especially, will often work their way through the entire installation, carefully matching each monkey to a key that shows which one represents which language.
By bringing together these different languages and writing systems into such a coherent form, Monkeys Grasp for the Moon speaks to me about universal connections between peoples of different cultures. It is a fitting way to welcome visitors to an institution devoted to such a culturally and artistically diverse part of the world.
Alan Francisco is exhibitions registrar at the Freer|Sackler.


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Ten Things You Probably Didn't Know About The Vanderbilts
by Therese Anne Fowler TUESDAY 06 NOV, 2018
The Vanderbilts were one of the most formidably wealthy families in America up until the mid-20th century, their fortune made on their shipping and railroad empire. There's a lot to know about this infamous family, so the author of A WELL BEHAVED WOMAN by Therese Anne Fowler has expertly picked 10 fascinating facts for us.
#1 When it came to building his fortune, Cornelius "Commodore" Vanderbilt, the family patriarch, was more of an opportunist than a visionary. Others invented and established the use of steamships and railroads; his talent was for seeing how to maximize their uses.
Src: https://www.american-rails.com/cornelius-vanderbilt.html
#2 The family, before Alva Smith's involvement, were considered nouveau riche upstarts, because although the family had been in Staten Island since the 1600s, the Commodore was the first Vanderbilt to live in Manhattan. His daughters and sons wanted to be accepted into the top circle of New York society but had been unable to get in. Alva's ingenuity and willingness to take risks to make social inroads is what made all the difference.
Src: https://kihm2.wordpress.com/2014/04/15/tea-with-the-vanderbilts/
#3 After the Commodore's death, the Vanderbilt men were mainly stewards of the money, failing to innovate or diversify their railroad "empire" and creating a generation of playboys who spent lavishly on entertainments and horses and yachts and real estate. With each successive generation, there was less and less money to go around. The only wealthy descendants now are those who've made their own fortunes, including fashion designer Gloria Vanderbilt and her son, CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Src: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/Cornelius_Vanderbilt_Daguerrotype2.jpg
#4 Alva would have been an architect if women of her time and class could have pursued professions. Her lifelong passion and occupation was designing and decorating great homes. When she got involved in the women's suffrage movement, she opened some of those homes to the organizations as meeting places and education/skills-training centres.
Src: https://bostoncommon-magazine.com/alva-vanderbilt
#5 The portion of New York City's Fifth Avenue that came to be known as "Vanderbilt Row," due to the many mansions they built there, was begun on Alva's initiative. Unfortunately, all the mansions were taken down as retail development replaced residential areas all along Fifth Avenue.
Src: http://lostnewengland.com/2016/06/vanderbilt-row-new-york-city/
#6 Alva's niece, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, became a renowned sculptor and later founded the Whitney Museum of American Art. Gertrude, like Alva, was somewhat of a misfit in her family and upper class society. Unlike Alva, though, Gertrude never really reconciled her warring impulses.
Src: https://whitney.org/
#7 Alva's sister-in-law Lila Vanderbilt Webb built Vermont's Shelburne Farms, a model of sustainability and currently also a nonprofit educational center.
Src: ttps://www.pinterest.com.au/nypl/?
#8 Unlike most upper-class women, Alva was politically progressive. She became a women's suffrage activist and later advocated for equal rights for all citizens. She was one of the only women in the suffrage movement who made efforts to include African American women.
Src: https://www.alabamanewscenter.com/2018/01/17/day-alabama-history-jan-17/
#9 Frustrated by the slow pace for women's suffrage and limited services for women, Alva founded her Political Equality Association, which provided education, health, and hygiene resources for women of all races and classes. The P.E.A. hosted speakers on subjects of import to working women especially, including job training, childcare, and reproductive health.
Src: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alva_Belmont
#10 Alva's reputation is that she was a pushy, selfish, materialistic social climber—but she has been maligned the way strong women so often are. Seeing and reframing Alva through a lens that assigns the same favourable adjectives to her (e.g. strong, decisive, passionate) that a man of similar accomplishments would receive, and recognizing the context around all the things she did in her life, gives us a far truer picture of the woman she was.
Src: https://www.pinterest.com.au/lisamarks1/alva-vanderbilt-belmont/?lp=true
A Well Behaved Woman - Therese Anne Fowler
Alva Smith, her Southern family destitute after the Civil War, married into one of America's great Gilded Age dynasties: the newly wealthy but socially shunned Vanderbilts. Ignored by New York's old-money circles and determined to win respect, she designed and built nine mansions, hosted grand balls, and arranged for her daughter to marry a duke. But Alva also defied convention for women of her time, asserting power within her marriage and becoming a leader in the women's suffrage movement. With a nod to Jane Austen and Edith Wharton, Therese Anne Fowler paints a glittering world of enormous wealth contrasted against desperate poverty, of social ambition and social scorn, of friendship and betrayal, and an unforgettable story of a remarkable woman.
Therese Anne Fowler
A Well-Behaved Woman
Alva Vanderbilt
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