Tonight is the Fall-Out Edition of Monday Night Raw following WrestleMania last night. Tonight after defeating both Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair for both women's championships, what will Becky Lynch have to say to the WWE Universe. Plus, what will be next for Seth Rollins after defeating Brock Lesnar and winning the Universal Championship. Also, how will Bayley and Sasha Banks react after losing the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships? The Demon Finn Balor was able to defeat Bobby Lashley and reclaim the Intercontinental Championship but has this rivalry come to a close? Finally, what surprises will be I store for tonight as this is considered the most exciting Raw of the year?!
Raw comes to us from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY.
Rollins tells the crowd we deserve it after a long you deserve it chants. He says he has waited a long long time to stand here and hold this title above his head. He said all it took was climbing Mount Everest to defeat one of the most dominant champions in WWE history. He says he feels terrible today and feels like he got run over by a Mack truck. He goes over the things that Lesnar did to him throughout the match and says he got back up. He then says he didn't do anything to Brock that he wouldn't do to him. He says he heard Lesnar and Heyman were going to Las Vegas and says they can saty there. He says he is the reigning, defending, fighting Universal Champion and he will be a champion everyone around the world can be proud of. Out comes The New Day!
Kofi tells Seth he seems real confused. Seth says it's Monday, not Tuesday. Kofi says this ain't the superstar shakeup either that's happening next week. Big E says they have a cause for celebration and couldn't wait for Tuesday's. Woods then goes over how Rollins won the title last night and Rollins says they don't like him. They then add that Kofi Kingston did the unthinkable. Big E tells how Kofi won the WWE title after 11 years and be the WWE Champion. Kofi says after the match he was in the locker room watching the main event and said that was a great idea for Becky Lynch so what he is saying is how bout the new Universal Champion and the new WWE Champion have a winner take all match right here tonight. Kofi says no Shield and no New Day, Just them one on one title for title. Rollins says challenge accepted!
Wow, this is huge! What a match for Monday Night Raw with huge stakes! It seems like the brand split may be coming to an end but tonight will give us a good indication where things are gonna go. Both of these guys don't deserve to lose their titles yet so it'll be interesting to see who comes out on top. Rollins and Kingston have so much momentum going into this that it's not gonna be easy for either one. This is a huge match we didn't hunk we'd see and an example why this is such an exciting and unpredictable Raw!
Ryder backs Dawson to the ropes but Dawson is able to gain control and bring Ryder to the corner. Wilder comes and Ryder and he square off. Wilder works a side headlock and brings Ryder to his knees. Ryder gets up and throws Wilder off the ropes but is hit with a clothesline. Ryder fights back and hits one of his own. Hawkins gets the tag but Wilder is able to gain control. He hits Hawkins and is able to tag Dawson. Dawson toys with Hawkins and mocks him. He hits him with a chop in the corner and drops him to the mat with a strike. Dawson works him on the mat but Hawkins gets back to his feet. Hawkins fights back and lands big rights and lefts in the corner. Wilder tried to help but is hit with an enziguri. The Revival get in control after Wilder successful helps out Dawson. Dawson hits Hawkins with an uppercut. The Revival is in control as Raw goes to break.
As Raw returns, Dawson grabs Hawkins but is hit with a knee by Hawkins. Ryder gets the tag after Wilder gets hung up. Ryder hits with knees and then hits a dropkick. He hits a back body drop and then a Broski boot. He tags Hawkins and Hawkins hits Wilder hard in the chest. He goes for a cover but Wilder kicks out. Wilder tries a duplex but fails. Hawkins tries a pin but Wilder kicks out. Ryder comes in and they try a double team but miss Wilder tries a pin but Ryder kicks out. Wilder holds Ryder and Dawson hits him with a knee off the top. Dawson tries a cover but Ryder kicks out. Ryder fights off a double team but then Dawson covers him. Ryder kicks out. Ryder is hit with the Shatter Machine but Hawkins is the legal guy. This allows Hawkins to pin Wilder and get the 1 2 3 to get the win for his team and retain the titles!
Good for Hawkins and Ryder to retain the titles. The Revival looked like they were gonna win the titles back but they just couldn't overcome Hawkins and Ryder getting lucky once again. I see this title run as something similar to when the B Team had the titles but I feel like this one is an even better story. These guys have worked so hard and Hawkins had had an unfair second go so this is great to see he and Ryder remain on top. We will see how long they can hold on for.
Corbin tells the crowd boohoo. Corbin says for weeks he has listened to everyone say that Kurt Angle needed a better opponent. He says Angle chose him and he proved that Angle didn't deserve to be in the same ring as him. He says he used to being doubted but he always proves them wrong. He tells that last night he proved he was better than an Olympic Gold Medalist and says he deserves one of his own. Out comes Kurt Angle!
Angle tells Corbin last night he was the bitter man and his career is officially over. He wishes Corbin all the luck in the world and shakes his hand. He then says bad luck and hits him with an Angle Slam. He then locks in the Ankle Lock. Angle then embraces the crowd. Out comes Lars Sullivan.
Sullivan gets in the ring and plants Angle. He then goes to the top and lands a flying headbutt.
First I'm glad Angle got the last laugh on Corbin and made the crowd feel better. I think Angle got his closure with Corbin and it's nice he got one more night on there. Second, gotta love Kurt though to help put Sullivan over. It's about time that Sullivan has arrived and I hope they have big things planned for him. He made a huge statement tonight and I can't wait to see what this guy does. There are a lot of options for him but to start him as the guy who laid out Kurt Angle isn't too bad as it's something that people are gonna remember and talk about.
Bayley hits Bliss with a right hand and then tees off on her in the corner. Bayley bounces her off the turnbuckle and is in control. On the outside, Bliss is able to hit Bayley with a right. Back in the ring, Bliss has a chinlock in keeping Bayley on the mat. Bliss hits a clothesline as they get to their feet and stays on top. Bliss hits Bayley with a slap and taunts her. Bayley is able to get her in the corner but Bliss hits with a big strike. Bayley tries to get on top and slams Bliss into the turnbuckle. Bliss fights back and plants Bayley with a DDT. Bliss gets the 1 2 3 on the cover.
This is a huge win for Bliss as she returns to the ring! She really seemed in control throughout and it seemed that Bayley was just too angry and fought with emotion which doesn't work most of the time. She was so angry I think she got too far ahead of herself and Bliss capitalized on it. Although Bliss took the brunt of the hard moves she didn't faze. Bayley needs to go regroup but for Bliss, she seems ready to get back on top in the ring and make a run for her 6th Women's Championship.
Lynch says 9 years ago she worked in a bar not too far from here. Lynch tells the crowd we did it. Becky calls herself Becky Two Belts. She says for months Ronnie and Ricks daughter went horse saying they were too good for her. She says at Mania when all was said and done, this women who walked in with nothing left with everything. She tells that she knows she isn't the fastest and strongest and most athletic women in this company but she said does have a good theme song as the crowd is saying. She says leaving home at 15 years old taught her to be a fighter and she says she will overcome and persist in the end. She asks Ronnie if she hears the crowd. She tells her when she is done sulking and wants to come back for more she'll be here waiting to slap her head off again. She says for Charlotte she'll probably get the tag titles to make her feel better. She says she knows she is a marked woman but she is the redhead in leather with two shiny titles ready to slap the heads off of them all. Out comes Lacy Evans.
Evans hits Lynch with the Women's Right. Lynch then goes right after Evans and fight her on the stage. The two go back and forth with rights and lefts. Lynch drives her into the screen on the stage. She looks for the disarm-her but Evans gets out of it and runs away.
I'm so happy for Lynch and so proud of what the women accomplished last night. The crowd lives Lynch and I'm so hard she is champ. I really get that Stone Cold vibe from her especially with how much the crowd loves her. Lynch had a little hiccup with Evans tonight but she prevailed. This was a big statement for Evans to make but she came up short. I do think though she had Lynch's attention and that Lynch will come back for more at some point. If Evans wants to make a name for herself she better be ready for a fight when stepping to The Man.
Charley asks Rollins why he accepted the high stakes challenge. He says this is what he loves and lives for. He says he is a little insulted that The New Day came here and says if they wanna show up her then they are gonna pay the consequences. He says Kofi can bring an A + performance but he better bring his A-Game because B + won't get it done.
As Raw returns, Gable controls Ricochet. Ricochet is bounced off the turnbuckles and Gable then tags Roode. Roode stays on Ricochet and hits him with a thunderous clothesline. Roode tried to end things but Ricochet stays in it. Gable gets the tag but Loses control. Ricochet hits him with a kick and then hits Roode. Gable is taken down and Black now gets the tag. Black hits a series of strikes on Roode. He takes out Roode and Gable with a moonsault. Black tries a cover but Roode kicks out. Black tries to fly but lands awful. Roode tries a cover but can't get the 3. Black stays on him and gets to Ricochet. Ricochet tries a twisting duplex and hits. He tries a pin but it's broken up. Ricochet continues to fight and tries to go up too but is stopped. Gable throws him off and Roode takes control planting Ricochet. He tries a cover but can't get the three. Gable hits with a moonsault and tries a cover but Black breaks it up. Ricochet plants Gable and gets the 1 2 3 on the cover.
*** Roode hits Ricochet after the match and Black has to back him off.
Good for Black and Ricochet to keep picking up wins and keeping their momentum. These two seemed poised to win the tag titles at some point with how many wins they are getting. The crowd seems to love them and they are great together. I think they need to capitalize on these two sonner than later. They are two guys who can change the game so they better not be forgotten. They continue to make their name and I hope everyone is taking notice.
Elias says his performance was ruined last night by John Cena. He says it is okay because the McMahons are gonna give him plenty of time to do it tonight. He says he doesn't care who it is but if anyone interrupts him tonight there will be hell to pay.
Lashley tells Dean when he's gone he will make sure to take care of his wife for him. Ambrose goes to the outside and hammers on Lashley. He grabs a chair and throws it at him. Ambrose throws Lashley into the barricade and then does the same to Rush. They fight up the stage and Ambrose throws him into the LED boards. He then hits a DDT on the stage. He clears the announce table but is distracted by Rush. Lashley hits a spear and hits Ambrose. Lashley then puts Ambrose through the announce table. Renee Young then comes to check on him. The crowd gives a Thank You Ambrose chant.
If this is the end it's to bad that's how Ambrose goes out but it makes sense they would make him put someone over rather than him going out on top. For Ambrose, he has had one heck of a career here and I know he will find success anywhere he goes. He was always a solid guy in the ring and I wish he could've done more here. I hope someday we see him back but sometimes you gotta walk away. Best of luck to Ambrose if he truly is gonna be gone, he will be missed.
Zayn says hello to the crowd and says he has been gone a little while and in case anyone has forgotten he is Sami Zayn. He says his schedule is wide open and he could go for a match right now. He asks if there is anyone in the back who wants a match with him. Out comes Finn Balor.
Balor kicks up with Zayn and backs him up to the ropes. Balor and Zayn lock up again and this time Zayn is able to counter to get Balor in the corner. Balor comes back and works the arm of Zayn. Zayn is able to counter and get to the arm of Balor dropping him to the mat. Zayn with the wrist of Balor now and keeps him on the mat. Balor counters for a moment and then the two go to a standoff. Zayn gets a waist lock on Balor but Balor counters and gets a waist lock of his own. Zayn fights back and sends Balor to the outside. Zayn tried to fly but has to stop himself as Balor moves. Zayn taunts Balor in the ring. Zayn hangs on to a side headlock and keeps Balor on the mat. Balor gets back in control with a huge dropkick. Balor then goes the shoulder of Zayn. Balor works an arm drag and controls the pressure on Zayn now working his wrist. Zayn fights back and backs him to the ropes which forces the break. Zayn hits a chop and then hammers on the back of Balor. Zayn chops Balor again and toys with him in the corner. Balor gets him on the mat and hits a basement dropkick. Balor hits a stomp and then hits him with a knife edge chop. Zayn blocks a lot and kicks him in the hand. Balor comes back with an overhead kick and both men are down as Raw goes to break.
As Raw returns, the two are on the outside for a moment. Back in the ring Zayn hits a Blue Thunder Bomb but can't get the three on the cover. Balor comes back with a sling blade and then drives Zayn into the corner. Balor tried the Coupe de Graces but misses and Zayn tries a cover. Balor kicks out. Zayn hits an exploder suplex but then misses on the Helluva Kick. Balor is able to hit the Coupe de Grace and gets the 1 2 3.
*** Zayn said he really thought coming out here tonight would cure what ails him but all it did was reinforce that the crowd misses him. He says from the bottom of his heart he did not miss any of this or any one of them. He says WWE is a super toxic environment because of the audience and their ugliness. He says he lives a very meaningful and fulfilled life but the crowd life seems so meaningless that the only joy they get is out of being critics. He says it is the only thing that gives them any sort of sense of importance. He tells them they judge everyone but themselves. He says they don't have the balls to look inside themselves. He says he has always done what is right and the right thing to do is to come out here every single week and hold the crowd accountable because no one else will. He tells them he'll see them in hell.
Glad to Zayn return tonight and wow what a match these two just had. I don't know the direction Zayn is gonna go too but he needs something better. I think too many guys try to harp on the crowd and I think he needs something to stand out more. Hopefully, he keeps getting these opportunities and gets something going for his character. As for Balor, this was a huge defense and he looks like he is ready to be the fighting champ we know he is. Balor is amazing and I hope he gets another successful run with the IC title.
Dana Brooke gives congratulations to Becky Lynch. She says from what we saw earlier there is a line of women looking to challenge Lynch. She says she isn't in the front but she isn't in the back. She says if there is an opportunity she will seize the moment and with that being said congratulations to Becky Lynch.
He tells how he was interrupted last night and says a year from now there will be a different story. He says Cena is no artist and he is riding the coattails of his popularity. Elias says in the spirit of Brooklyn and what happened he is gonna show everyone how easy it is to rap. He then cuts some verses on Cena and tells how the next person to interrupt him is a Deadman. The Undertaker's music then hits!
Undertaker gets in the ring and Elias begins to exit but then stays in the ring. The two then have a stare down. Eli's turns around but then tries to charge at Undertaker and is met with a boot. Taker then hits him with a chokeslam. Taker then hits a tombstone of Elias. He hits what would be a cover and the crowd chants to 3.
Wow, that was awesome! It's always cool to see Taker, he's a legend and we missed him so much last night. I'm so glad we got to see him and for Elias, it gives him a great platform to work with. Hopefully, there will be a layoff from this because I think Elias will benefit monumentally from it. No matter what it is a memory and a reason why these Raw's after Mania are so special because things like this can happen!
Rollins and Kingston lock up and Kingston is able to break it and work the wrist if Rollins. Rollins fights out and works a side headlock takedown. Rollins keeps him grounded on the mat before Kingston works back to his feet. Rollins hits. A shoulder tackle but Kingston springs back up and takes Rollins down. Both men miss on their finishers and have a stare off as Raw goes to break.
As Raw returns, Kingston works the arm of Rollins but Rollins fights out. The two trade shots before Rollins catches Kingston with a dropkick to the chest as Kingston tried to fly off the top rope. Kingston is hit with a step-up enziguri. Rollins tries a cover but Kingston kicks out. Kingston catches Rollins and tries a cover but can't get the 3. Kingston hits a DDT and then tries another cover but still, Rollins kicks out. Kingston goes up top but Rollins meets him. Kingston dumbs Dollins to the outside. Sheamus and Cesaro hit the ring and take down Kingston. Rollins tried to help but he is beat down. Kingston comes in and helps out Rollins. The two then stand tall. Rollins says he doesn't know why they would interrupt a match like that but then challenges them to a tag team match.
I expected this match to be interrupted but I thought it would've been by a return or debut. T was a let down that it was The Bar. I just think it needed to be bigger since this Raw is supposed to be so huge. Yes, it is cool to see Rollins and Kingston fight together but it could've gone down in a better way. These two though did have a great match up to that point and I personally would love to see it again.
Rollins locks up with Cesaro and fights him off to hit a sling led. Rollins tries to fly but is caught and driven into the apron. Kofi tried help but is caught and driven into the barricade as Raw goes to break.
As Raw returns, Cesaro tried to prevent Rollins from getting a tag. Rollins hits a backdrop but it allows Sheamus to get the tag. Sheamus and Cesaro work a double team after Cesaro gets tagged back in but Rollins kicks out of the cover. Sheamus tags in and toys with Rollins. Rollins is able to hit Sheamus with rights and then a series of chops. Rollins then is able to send Sheamus into the ring post. Kingston comes in and hits Sheamus with chops and then a dropkick. Kingston then hits a bomb drop and looks to end the match. Kingston misses on Trouble In Paradise but then hits on SOS. On the outside, Kingston is caught but then Rollins helps out with a suicide dive. Cesaro helps out by hanging up Kingston on the ropes. The Bar double team Kingston but Rollins comes in to break the count. Rollins takes out Sheamus on the outside. Cesaro tried for the swing in the ring but Kingston fights out. Kingston hits Trouble In Paradise and Rollins follows with The Stomp. Rollins gets the 1 2 3 for his team.
It was really awesome to see the two champs work together. They did very well as a team and had a great contest with The Bar. These two should be so proud and they showed tonight why they are two of the best. It was a cool way to go off the air with both men standing side by side. They worked so hard to be the champs so to stand there together as Raw goes off the air was perfect.
I think this Raw could've been better and I think we've had better Raw's after Mania before but I still enjoyed this a lot. It was awesome seeing Lynch out there as the champ champ and she took it to Evans when Evans tried to step to her. I loved seeing Sami Zayn back as he and Balor had a great match but I think they can do better with his character. I was so proud of Alexa Bliss coming back tonight and picking up a huge win and on that same note I think Black and Ricochet did so well tonight again adding another win for them as a team. Also, it was awesome seeing Taker out there! He is the man and i'm glad we got to see him sense we didn't yesterday. Finally, the ending of the show could've been better with something more surprising but it still was awesome. Rollins and Kingston did very well against each other and I think they should face again at some point. They did very well as a team and it was awesome having Raw go off the air with both of them on top, they deserved it. Overall it was a good show and we'll see what the next year leading up to WrestleMania 36 will bring!


On Thursday, October 12th, the Women's March tweeted out a USA Today article announcing that former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders would deliver an opening night speech at the Women's Convention in Detroit, MI.
It was no surprise that this announcement was met with an intense backlash. Many women took to Twitter to express their disappointment with a man who has decried identity politics and supported anti-choice candidates being given a keynote slot at the convention.
@womensmarch @SenSanders To have a man open a women's convention is absolutely a disgrace. I'm embarrassed for you.
Having a man speak at the opening night of the Women's Convention is problematic in and of itself. While male allies are definitely welcome and wanted in the fight for gender equality, their role should be amplifying women's voices, rather than giving their own speeches. The entire world exists as a sounding board for men's thoughts and ideas — surely they can handle three days where the spotlight isn't on them.
And men, if this concept makes you angry — if it bothers you that I think because of your gender you should sit down and shut up for half a second — maybe you can start to begin to understand how women feel every single day of our lives.
Not only did the Women's Convention's organizers pick a man to give opening night remarks — they picked a man who has a history of gas-lighting women (especially minority women) when it comes to their issues.
Hell, even the womens march movement is centering a man who dismisses women's control of our own bodies as secondary.
He openly backed anti-choice candidates and refused to consider how damaging and concerning such a stance could be to women. He continuously voted against gun control legislation during his time in the U.S. House of Representatives. He has dismissed reproductive rights as a secondary issue and called Hillary Clinton "unqualified" for the presidency.
Highlighting Sanders after his divisive and dismissive comments towards women is a slap in the face to all those that showed up to the January march. It also serves to legitimize some of his most fervent supporters, a faction of which have continuously harassed those who speak in opposition to Sanders. Of course, it is primarily women of color who have received the most targeted harassment in these cases.
However, what is most concerning out of this whole debacle is how the Women's March organizers responded to the outrage. Instead of stepping back and asking why people who have largely supported them in the past were feeling so betrayed, they blamed the media for incorrectly framing the situation. And then they accused those who were upset of only reading headlines. And then they said they tried really hard by inviting Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Kirsten Gillibrand, who all apparently had scheduling conflicts.
A PR team is responsible for setting the narrative the press runs with. If the organizers of this convention were unhappy with the media portrayal, why did they promote the USA Today article on their twitter account? Why did they wait until they received backlash to clarify their quotes which apparently misleadingly characterized their intent? Clearly, it was approved by whoever runs the social media account, therefore suggesting that either someone made a mistake in promoting the article or the organizers didn't see a problem with how the event was characterized until after their reply to retweet ratio skyrocketed.
Additionally, criticizing the reaction of these women flies directly in the face of everything this organization was supposed to stand for. Instead of promoting a dialogue to discuss the concerns brought up by the Sanders announcement (and perhaps participating in some self-reflection as to why none of these concerns were considered before selecting Sanders as a speaker), the Women's March organizers increased divisiveness by refusing to treat this outrage as valid.
And lastly — you tried to find a qualified woman but just couldn't? Hmm, that sounds familiar. This talking point is nearly offensive in its patronization. There were no other qualified female politicians or activists who could have spoken on the opening night? None of the more than 18,000 women who have signed up to run for office through Emily's List since the election were available?
In fact, why was a convention scheduled without making sure it at least attempted to cater to the schedules of four of the most impactful female politicians of our time? And, if Hillary Clinton was really invited, why did you refuse to include her as an official honoree of the Women's March in January?
When I marched down Pennsylvania Avenue the day after Donald Trump's inauguration, I felt like I was part of history. The swelling activism that flooded the streets in resistance to the backward, damaging beliefs of the current administration gave me hope that even though we had failed the shatter that highest glass ceiling, women were done being silenced.
Now, one more platform has been taken away from women and given to a man who uses the guise of progressiveness to promote himself, with little consideration to being a true ally in the fight for gender equality. If Bernie Sanders sincerely wants to "advance the progressive agenda" as he said in his statement on being a part of the Women's Convention, he needs to rethink the way he is using his platform.
He can start with giving his speaking slot to… I don't know, a woman?


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Formalization
Organizational documentation
Principles of delegation
Development of the organization
Principles and features of organizational structure
Management functions
Theory of management
Importance of teamwork
Formalization in organizational structure is a process in which managers specify (in writing), procedures, rules and responsibilities for the individual employees, organizational units, groups, teams and the organization as a whole, which leads to the development of processes, relationships, and operating procedures. The formalization of the organization is the result of the management's tendency towards bureaucracy and centralization.
Formalization creates a series of provisions that specify:
mission and goals,
tasks of basic posts and organizational units,
basic organizational relationships,
ranges of responsibilities and power,
patterns of action (main processes and procedures).
Formalization of organizational documents[edit]
Formalization in practice implies the development of such documents as:
organizational chart,
terms and conditions,
job description,
range of activities,
operating procedures,
process descriptions,
organizational statement,
commands,
circular letters.
Fig. 1. Organizational chart as an example of formalization
Stages of formalization[edit]
Formalization is a process occurring in three stages:
Stage 1. Creating legal documents for the company, to define its mission, goals, course of action and principles of operation. The result of the first stage is the development of such documents as the statute, procedures and organizational chart,
Stage 2. Development of a detailed description of units describing behavioural patterns in specific organizational situations, decision rules, etc.,
Stage 3. Continuous improvement of organizational documentation, adapting it to changing internal and external conditions.
Measurement of level of formalization[edit]
Formalization occurs in every organization, but there is a wide variety of its degree and scope. A common problem for management is therefore to find the so-called. optimum formalization, when it is not achieved they have to deal with:
over-formalization - occurs when there is too many organizational rules, which leads to a lack of flexibility,
under-formalization - existence of too small quantities of rules and documents, it leads to the freedom of action of workers, which in turn can result in chaos and a decline in the efficiency.
The degree in which managers are formalizing the system can be measured by:
the number of provisions governing the functioning of the organization,
degree of detail of these provisions,
degree of stringency (i.e. penalties for failure to comply with the rules).
Characteristics of bureaucracy
Centralization
Organization of administrative and office work
Brooke, M. Z. (1984). Centralization and autonomy: A study in organization behaviour. Praeger Publishers.
Forster, N. (1994). The analysis of company documentation. Qualitative methods in organizational research: a practical guide. London: Sage, 147-66.
Hall, R. H., Johnson, N. J., & Haas, J. E. (1967). Organizational size, complexity, and formalization. "American Sociological Review", p. 903-912.
Sah, R. K., & Stiglitz, J. E. (1991). The quality of managers in centralized versus decentralized organizations. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 106(1), 289-295.
Vlaar, P. W., Van den Bosch, F. A., & Volberda, H. W. (2006). Coping with problems of understanding in interorganizational relationships: Using formalization as a means to make sense. "Organization Studies", 27(11), p. 1617-1638.
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Alaska's Digital Archives: Creating a record for an online object
Schmuland, Arlene B. (2021-12-22)
Instructions on how to add an online object (i.e. URL) as an item within the Alaska's Digital Archives site.
Guide to Sources for the Study of the 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Volume 3
Hawfield, Michael (Alaska Historical Society, ANCSA Committee, 2021-12-15)
Teaching about ANCSA upon its 50th anniversary presents numerous challenges, but also several significant opportunities for developing a deeper understanding of the complex issues facing Alaska Natives, neighboring non-Native peoples, and the State of Alaska. The history of the birth of ANCSA, its passage, and its impact over the first forty years is well known and the subject of numerous studies. Since the passage of ANCSA in 1971, the Alaska Native community, the University of Alaska, Alaskool, Alaska Native Corporations, Alaska Native organizations, the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, the Alaska Humanities Forum, and the Alaska State Department of Early Education have devoted considerable professional energies and expertise developing and offering the tools for examining and teaching about this extraordinary legislation up to 2020. Currently, in 2021, there are well developed syllabi for elementary students (3rd grade), early high school students (9th grade), and for college/university students in lower as well as upper division courses. The purpose of this guide to resources for teaching ANCSA at 50 is to add to and build upon the two principle syllabi that currently exist: (1) the Alaskool online course elementary and high-school students developed by Paul Ongtagook and Claudia Dybdahl; and (2) the 2011 online upper-division university level class developed originally by Professor Gordon Pullar (UAF Alaska Native Studies and Rural Development RD 493/693 — Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Pre-1971 to present] and taught subsequently by Professor Dixie Dayo and Professor Diane Benson. There are other teacher guides readily available, such as "A Moment in Time--ANCSA: Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act" (the Education Department of the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center), and a new syllabus for public schools has been developed by Joel Isaac on behalf of the Anchorage School District (not yet published; due in 2022, but included in the addendum to this guide). Because the topic of ANCSA at its half-century anniversary is so complex and the resources so many and varied, it seems the most helpful initial tool for teachers and/or community leaders seeking to lead discussions is to organize a resource aid useful and accessible to teachers and/or community leaders to review the historical narrative and introduce the topics. Because there are many excellent histories and syllabi devoted to understanding and teaching about ANCSA from its inception to the present, the "Guide to the Teaching Resources" seeks to focus on several "enduring critical issues" as identified by scholars, teachers, and Alaska Native leaders to add to the basic architecture for teaching ANCSA at 50. This Resource Guide is envisioned also as an introduction for instructors to the several "enduring critical issues" facing the Alaska Native and non-Native communities in the context of ANCSA legislation after half-a-century of experience. The single most important and accessible collection of materials useful for teaching about ANCSA, its origins, the drama of the passage of the Act, and many of the commentaries about the meaning and impact of ANCSA may be found in: http://www.alaskool.org/java/teachers_tour/tour1.html. NOTE: Navigate to "Revisiting the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)" – an important resource for many basic documents and discussions about the origins and development of ANCSA.
Guide to Sources for the Study of the 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act : Volume 2
Sherif, Sue; Antonson, Joan (Alaska Historical Society, ANCSA Committee, 2021-12-15)
The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 USC 1601-1624) -- Public Law 92-203, approved December 18, 1971 (85 Stat. 688) has been the subject of a number of bibliographies compiled since the act was passed in 1971. They include stand-alone publications and ones that are in published books about the act. The bibliography that follows was initiated for commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the passage of the landmark legislation, especially to add sources published since the 40th anniversary and to be helpful for a researcher initiating a study. The first publications generally provided background historical context and summarized the law, although from the start critics of the legislation published works expressing their concerns. After the regional and village corporations organized and land selections started, sections of the act needed clarification, and Congress began to amend the law. Numerous articles appeared in legal journals as issues such as the extinguishment of aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, tax issues, the revenue sharing plans, and tribal sovereignty were debated and clarified. As the twenty-year implementation period neared 1991, writers assessed the law's successes and failures. Several movement leaders wrote memoirs. Historians began to write books, with context as well as details of implementation of the act and to interpret the impact of the legislation on Alaska Native people, the State of Alaska, and federal Indian policy. In addition to printed works, radio and television programs, oral history projects, films, videoproductions, and recently, podcasts have been produced.
Guide to Sources for the Study of the 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA), Volume 1: Introduction, Overview History of ANCSA, Collection Descriptions, Collection Inventories.
Brewster, Karen; Schneider, William; Antonson, Joan (Alaska Historical Society, ANCSA Committee, 2021-12-15)
December 18, 2021is the fiftieth anniversary of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). The settlement of 44 million acres of land and close to a billion dollars is the largest settlement of Native land claims in American history. The Act created a new reality for Alaska Natives with greater political, social and economic power, and changed the way that the United States government settles Native land claims. The Act produced a corporate structure designed to provide economic incentives for twelve regional corporations to build equity for their shareholders. Since passage, ANCSA has transformed the economic landscape of Alaska with the Native owned regional corporations bringing wealth and providing major stimulus to the state's economy. However, ANCSA extinguished Aboriginal title to the land and Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, severely restricting the extent of Native control over the land ceded to them. ANCSA is often viewed as an historic movement that culminated in the 1971 settlement, but it is also a continually evolving significant part of Native life that has been amended over the years to address issues such as who owns shares, how earnings are distributed, and how provisions can be made for encouraging and facilitating Native hire. The Alaska Historical Society wanted to recognize the movement that led to ANCSA and its evolving significance. This "Guide to Resources for the Study of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)" is the result of a year-long effort to locate primary archival, published and on-line sources useful to anyone interested in learning about ANCSA.
Light and Noise in the Intensive Care Unit
Covarrubias, Tiffany (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2021-05-01)
Editing uploaded records in the Alaska's Digital Archives
This tutorial describes how to edit metadata, files, and bands for records uploaded to the Alaska's Digital Archives.
Alaska's Digital Archives metadata standards guide
This document will lay out the requirements or suggestions for the content of each field that accompanies the items you'll be adding to the Alaska's Digital Archives. This should be used in tandem with the Adding Metadata tutorial which will explain the process of filling in the metadata fields.
Getting started with the ContentDM Project Client part 5: Adding files to your project
This is the fifth part of a five-step tutorial on setting up the software for participation in the Alaska's Digital Archives project. It describes how to add the files (images, audio, documents, etc.,) to a project in preparation for attaching descriptive metadata to those files. Part 1 is the steps that must be complete prior to installing the software, Part 2 is installing the software, Part 3 is Creating a project, Part 4 is Setting up a project.
Getting started with the ContentDM Project Client Part 4: setting up your project
This is the fourth part of a five-step tutorial on setting up the software for participation in the Alaska's Digital Archives project. It describes the steps that must be completed to fill in the default information that will apply to all files added to the project. Part 1 is the steps that must be complete prior to installing the software, Part 2 is installing the software, Part 3 is Creating a project, Part 5 is Adding files to a project.
Getting started with the ContentDM Project Client part 3: Creating a project
This is the third part of a five-step tutorial on setting up the software for participation in the Alaska's Digital Archives project. It describes the steps that must be completed to create a project: the function within the ContentDM software that allows you to attach metadata to files. Part 1 is the steps that must be complete prior to installing the software, Part 2 is installing the software, Part 4 is Setting up a project, Part 5 is Adding files to a project.
Getting started with the ContentDM Project Client Part 2: installing the software
This is the second part of a five-step tutorial on setting up the software for participation in the Alaska's Digital Archives project. It describes the steps to download and install the software. Part 1 is the steps that must be complete prior to installing the software, Part 3 is Creating a project, Part 4 is Setting up a project, Part 5 is Adding files to a project.
Getting started with the ContentDM Project Client Part 1: The things you need to do ahead of time
This is the first part of a five-step tutorial on setting up the software for participation in the Alaska's Digital Archives project. It describes the steps that must be completed before downloading the software. Part 2 is installing the software, Part 3 is Creating a project, Part 4 is Setting up a project, Part 5 is Adding files to a project.
Digital Access and Preservation Policy
Denison, Veronica; Higgins, Gwen (Archives and Special Collections, UAA/APU Consortium Library, 2020-01-14)
The Digital Access and Preservation Policy is to provide guidance and authorization on the preservation of digital materials at the UAA/APU Archives and Special Collections. Digital materials at the UAA/APU Archives and Special Collections are in a variety of formats. The Archives has in its holdings digitized photographs, either for preservation purposes or reference, born digital content, digitized copies of audio, video, and film, as well as photographs taken of materials not usually kept within the collections, i.e. awards and plaques. The Digital Access and Preservation Policy (DAPP) will outline, in further detail, the different types of digital content within our holdings, how each should be treated, and how each should be saved.
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COMMFISH: all about Alaska's commercial fisheries collections
Carle, Daria O.; Kazzimir, Edward; Rozen, Celia M. (IAMSLIC, 2009-07)
One of the more unique holdings in the Alaska Resources Library and Information Services (ARLIS) stands out due to its extensive size and breadth—the CommFish collection. The entire management history related to Alaska's commercial fisheries is documented here, including controversies over fishing rights, subsistence, and much more. These reports, including primary source data reported nowhere else, precede statehood and capture in great detail the extent, scope, successes, failures, policy decisions, and inventories of Alaska's fisheries statewide. When statehood was realized in 1959, the agency responsible for managing commercial fisheries was also established: the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G). Fishery managers in the newly created agency recognized early on that much of the data compiled would be of professional interest, while other information clearly had a public right-to-know component. As a result, a diverse number of series to meet each of these information needs was initially established. Over time, however, these series have been subject to the familiar vagaries common to all gray literature, such as title changes, name irregularities, and murky bureaucratic authorship. ARLIS inherited these extensive collections from several ADF&G libraries over a period of years. Most of the items had never been distributed outside of the agency, and ARLIS often owns the only copy. Recently, ARLIS has spent much time and effort to provide original cataloging for these materials in OCLC. ARLIS' approach to cataloging these complex series may also be of interest to librarians facing similar challenges.
The Journal of Fred W. Fickett
Banks, Petra (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2013-04-01)
When I was assigned to transcribe the Fred W. Fickett journal as part of a research project 1 was excited at what the project might bring. Little did 1 know that it would take me on a journey of Alaskan history and the surprising and interesting collection of documents relating to it. The process of transcribing Fickett's journal was both exciting and frustrating. Each page brought new discoveries and new complications. Fickett's struggles along the way, his descriptions of the horrible things they were forced to eat as their stocks grew thinner and thinner, the difficulty travelling through slushy snow and cold, all were little windows into the past. 1 grew to like Fickett, his descriptions of the horrible food almost had a sense of a badge of honor, a brag about how bad things got. Not all elements of the journal were windows into the past. When the words were obscured or Fickett's handwriting became illegible I would sit alone in my room and mutter my frustrations and irritations to Fickett and the journal. His misspellings, although indicative of a time when the spellings of words was more fluid, provided me with some amusement along the way. Perhaps the most frustrating portion of the process was the transcribing of his sun observations. They in and of themselves entailed complications with trying to recreate his tables, but they were made worse when he had crossed them out and rewritten new numbers next to the old ones. 1 had some things to say to Fickett about that as well. When it came to write the paper, 1 first began comparing the two primary sources of the journey. Lt. Henry Allen's report on the 1885 expedition was integral to my research because it provided me with an anchor for what Fickett was describing. By comparing the two I was able to discover facts about the trip that are glossed over in one, but written in detail in another, and it provided me with a fun way to see what each man felt it important to record along the way. One of my most intriguing discoveries was that there seemed to be some suggestion of tension between Fickett and Allen, which was not really enough to confirm solidly, but certainly gave me an impression of some conflict. My research extended outward to the ARL1S and the Consortium library, where I looked for information regarding previous expeditions to see where people had explored prior to Allen and Fickett, and what was said about the trips. There were a number of trips that I found interesting, and that Fickett and Allen had found interesting too. 1 enjoyed finding references to the books 1 was looking at in Fickett and Allen's journals, and finding references to Fickett and Allen in reports written around the same time. 1 looked also into journals and websites, where I found old Science articles regarding the trip and their discoveries. These articles were interesting insights into what the scientific and lay scientific community found interesting about Alaska. Some of them were written by Allen himself and mirrored what he had put in his report. This is also where I discovered most of the articles that reference the expedition, and Allen's report in particular. Despite all my research I never found a book or journal that cited Fickett. Although some made mention of the existence of the journal, whether it was read or not remains unclear. My path wrapped full circle, and I found myself again looking into the archives, and discovered that the journal that I was working from and that 1 had transcribed, turned out to be a transcription written by Fickett shortly after he finished his trip from the notes he took along the way. In researching further, I found the original journals he took, and in reading these, 1 discovered that my earlier impressions of tension between Allen and Fickett was, if not confirmed, at least reinforced by additional comments that did not make the transcription 1 had worked from. The archives had more secrets to reveal. I had found an entry regarding a handkerchief that had been used as a flag, and in researching the archives I found the handkerchief. In my head, as I read the journal, the handkerchief I pictured was a white silk handkerchief, so 1 was surprised to see a brightly colored handkerchief, still tied to the stick which had made it into a flag. It was a real connection with history to see this artifact. Although a great deal has happened in Alaska in the past 150 years, so much so that Fickett would barely recognize the places he traveled, I can look at a handkerchief that was carried by the first Euro-Americans to travel to the head of the Copper River. I found this a truly inspiring project. It is the first project where I have felt a part of the research community. Most papers involve research previously done, primarily, but between being the first one to transcribe this journal and writing a comparison between Fickett and Allen's observations, something which I cannot find reference to anywhere else, 1 feel like I have had a small opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the knowledge of Alaskan history. It has been a very exciting experience, and 1 only hope that my efforts will prove to be worthwhile for further research.
Computer Information Systems and Assessment
Mole, Deborah; Voge, Kathleen (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2015-04-07)
Merging Catalogs in Alaska: Navigating Shifting Boundaries
Moorman, Rebecca (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2015-08-05)
The Joint Library Catalog, a network of 72 public, academic, special, and K-12 li-braries that serves 65 percent of Alaska's population, has conducted three catalog mergers in three years. As new libraries join the consortium, they face changes to OPAC design, lending procedures, and cataloging standards. Their patrons gain access to over 1.7 million titles (4.1 million items) located across the state, availa-ble to hold and send, plus reciprocal borrowing privileges.
The Provisional Government and 1917: The Legitimacy Paradox
Nickols, Aaron (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2012-05-01)
The significance of the Russian revolution has been a hitter ongoing argument for historians and political scientists alike. Couched within that debate is the significance and meaning of I bl 7. For some, the significance of 1917 is based around the rise of the Bolsheviks to power and the centrality of class struggle. For others, it is a critical moment of hard political power wielded by Lenin and the Bolsheviks.1 But, behind that debate, lays the meaning of 1917 and the Provisional Government. In the simplest of terms, there was a crisis of legitimacy. To understand the meaning of 1917 it must be recognized that, while the Russian Provisional Government was perceived as a legitimate government externally, internally it was considered almost wholly illegitimate. The events of 1917, and thus the events of the revolution and civil war that followed, hinged upon the legitimacy and sovereignty of the Provisional Government. Thus the Provisional Government represents a critical factor; the understanding of 1917. One must recognize that the Provisional Government failed to survive, at least in part, because its leaders assumed its legitimacy, while the Russian population increasingly rejected it. The leadership utterly failed to obtain a sovereign and legitimate mandate, either through legislation, by the popular consent of the Russian people, or by investit ure of authority through institutional succession. The purpose of this paper is to illuminate some of the points which caused the Provisional Government to fail. In particular there appear three critical reasons for this failure; the internal politics of the Provisional Government, its relation to the Army, and its relation to the Russian population.
Neurowhat? Neurorhetoric: The Marriage of Rhetoric and Neuroscience
Hall, Emily S. (University of Alaska Anchorage, 2015-04-17)
In 1990 president George Bush senior made an official proclamation that the 1990s would be the "Decade of the Brain." But interest in the brain did not stop after 1999, it only continued to grow. In 2013 president Barack Obama proposed the BRAIN initiative, Brain Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies. Bush and Obama state that advances in neuroscience are getting science closer to creating better treatments and cures for brain disease and mental illness, like Parkinson's, epilepsy, schizophrenia, and PTSD. But neuroscience advancements have become of interest to more than the presidents and the medical community. The media and the public have caught the brain craze as well. Magazines feature articles about neuroscience reports, and more nutritional supplements are showing up to help maintain and improve the brain. Books and games advertise their ability to train your brain and exercise your mind. It is not only the presidents and the public that have a growing investment in neuroscience. New fields in academics are starting to show up, like neurolaw, neuroeconomics, neuroeducation, and neurorhetorics. The growing field of neurorhetorics has much to offer to academia. Neurorhetoric can look at the growing persuasive appeal of neuroscience and neuroimages, but it is also a versatile field for interdisciplinary discussion. Neurorhetoric looks at neuroscience research to see what new perspectives can be gained to create and add to conversations in rhetoric and rhetorical theories. In collaboration with neuroscientists, rhetoricians in neurorhetoric can look at the language and structures in neuroscience to provide new insight to scientists in how they rhetorically frame their research, bringing about new questions for neuroscience research. Hall 2 Neurorhetoric can add to a number of different rhetorical fields, such as feminist and gender studies, animal studies, and the rhetoric of disability. In 2010 Rhetoric Society Quarterly published a special issue on neurorhetoric, featuring Jordynn Jack and Gregory Appelbaum's "'This is Your Brain on Rhetoric': Research Directions for Neurorhetorics," which has since become the cornerstone of neurorhetoric research. I will be using it to look at the methodology taking shape for neurorhetoric, and the conversations that have started in neurorhetoric about the appeal of neuroscience. I will then look at some of the ways neurorhetoric is interacting with the rhetoric of disability to display one of the ways neurorhetoric is being used. Neurorhetoric as a field of rhetoric inquiry sounds harrowing as an undergraduate, and I will recount my experience in looking into this field.


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VILE: Woman gives horrifying account of naked transgender 'woman' showing pre-op genitalia to her 6-year-old daughter at Los Angeles spa
A woman has come forward anonymously to detail her horrifying account of a naked "transgender" woman (a.k.a. a biological man) showing his genitalia to her 6-year-old daughter at a Los Angeles spa.
(Article republished from BigLeaguePolitics.com)
The woman came forward to The Post Millennial to give her testimony, remaining anonymous because of potential retribution from the LGBT mafia for exposing how their agenda is to give pedos intimate access to children.
"It all happened to me, so I had a relapse of these feelings after having forgotten them," she said to The Post Millennial. "I knew it was a family spa, and I'd decided to take my daughter. It's kind of trendy, it's a 24-hour spa, 90 plus percent Korean, and then a small percentage of people who aren't Korean. It's kind of cool to participate in other cultural experiences."
However, after the gender-bending pervert showed up, the mother began to feel "shamed, and ashamed and embarrassed." She said everyone was shocked at what was happening in front of them.
"The older Korean ladies were whispering to each other, holding their towels over themselves, as all the women started whispering to each other," she said.
Luckily, the mother was able to cover her 6-year-old daughter's eyes as the man disrobed and attempted to show his genitalia to the incredibly uncomfortable women in attendance. When she went to law enforcement to report this as a potential criminal act, the cops said the business could allow children to be exposed to gratuitous nudity from potential predators, and it was her fault for bringing her daughter to the spa.
Big League Politics has reported about the slippery slope from transgenderism that is leading toward the mainstreaming of pedophilia throughout society:
"A far-left Twitter page called "Women's Voices" is promoting transgenderism and offering the perspectives of these severely mentally ill predators who are targeting children for induction into their depraved lifestyle.
A transgender activist, Alok Vaid-Menon, said that "little girls are kinky" to defend the sexualization of young children.
"These days the narrative is that transgender people will come into bathrooms and abuse little girls. The supposed "purity" of the victims has remained stagnant," Vaid-Menon said, apparently defending the abuse of the innocent.
"There are no princesses. Little girls are also kinky. Your kids aren't as straight and narrow as you think," he added.
Other transgender activist shared their opinions on the page to show exactly how disgusting and reprehensible they are.
"While I never really believed the cliché about women being good for only one thing, that sentiment kept creeping into my fantasies. It's called forced feminization… transforming the loss of male privilege into the best f*ck ever," wrote trans-identifying author Julia Serano.
"Pornography is what it feels like when you think you have an object, but really the object has you. It is therefore a quintessential expression of femaleness. Getting f*cked makes you female because f*cked is what a female is," wrote trans-identifying academic Andrea Long Chu.
"Autogynephilia describes… the basic structure of all human sexuality. The assimilation of any erotic image is, by nature, female. To be female is, in every case, to become what someone else wants. At bottom, everyone is a sissy," Chu added.
"I think there are a lot of gay men out there who are gay men as a consolation prize because they couldn't be women. That was certainly true of me," wrote trans-identifying author Juno Dawson.
Juno Dawson used to be known as "James Dawson" and announced their transition after pushing a book depicting graphic sex acts on children. This allowed him to avoid some of the criticism he was receiving for his "pedophile behavior," as one mother described it.
"There is something about being treated like shit by men that feels like affirmation itself, like a cry of delight from the deepest cavern of my breast… To be the victim of honest, undisguised sexism possesses an exhilarating vitality," wrote trans-identifying academic Grace Lavery."
God's judgment upon America will be swift and well-deserved if the people do not quickly unite behind traditional values and put this vile LGBT agenda in the dustbin of history where it belongs.
Read more at: BigLeaguePolitics.com and GenderConfused.com
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Transgender swimmer dominating women's circuit after competing on men's team for years
Renowned atheist Richard Dawkins says he opposes gender ideology; supports women's rights
Medical schools embrace genetic denialism, claim race has "no genetic or scientific basis"
Republicans move to make "transgenders" a federally protected class, but still have zero protections for whites, Christians or conservatives
Parents have a civic responsibility to participate in school board meetings and hold public schools accountable – Brighteon.TV
Student suspended for saying there are "only two genders" files lawsuit against school
'I got over 1,000 soldiers ready to go, locked and loaded': Black militant threatens anti-CRT parents at Texas school board meeting
AT&T's 'racial re-education program' asserts "White people, you are the problem"
"Woke" U.S. Navy now naming ships after homosexual rapists as China builds bigger, modern fleet to challenge America and assert global dominance
CULT: Microsoft employees programmed to introduce themselves not by name but by race, gender pronouns
Scott Lively looks back on his fight against the LGBT mafia in Uganda – Brighteon.TV
LGBTQPTSD++ flashback: How the gender industry broke Bill Nye 'the Science Guy'
BEYOND HILARIOUS: Penn Jillette now believes in GENDER MAGIC, even though he spent his entire life attacking "pseudo-science" (opinion)
Dr. Steven Hotze: It's time for conservatives to get involved in school board elections – Brighteon.TV
Biden prioritizes gender-based issues over supply shortages and inflation
The collapsing American military
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Depression is fear. I was told that once. I suffer with it from time to time and have done so all my life. I think as I get older I'm better at managing it. It still overwhelms me occasionally but it doesn't seem to hover quite as long. Now if l start to feel a little low, l look back on the day or the week and try to work out what I'm scared of. Fear, that I have said the wrong thing , done the wrong thing,not as good , never be as good... and so it goes on. If I can't work it out, I go for a walk or go out in the garden. I also paint. This book is a years work,that; although fear took over and I didn't actually have an exhibition of these works . They were my way of chasing out the bad . Strangely I don't look at them and think they are scary. I love them and loved painting them . Here they are. I recommend anyone to do as I do and find a release. If you can't paint or draw , have a go! Knitters could knit ,gardeners could garden, sporty people could run it off.


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Bethlehem RDA
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Bethlehem PA - Holiday Season
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The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Bethlehem (RDA) is a state incorporated redevelopment authority located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The RDA was created in 1953 as a government agency with the powers vested by Pennsylvania Redevelopment Authority law.
While many of its functions are targeted toward meeting the national objectives of blight removal, the RDA has a strong relationship working with the City of Bethlehem. The RDA is an integral part of the City's blight remediation program, as well as provide support for a first-time home-buyer program and other government services to improve our Bethlehem community.
Since 2000, the RDA has also been actively involved with the redevelopment of the former Bethlehem Steel site. The Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) District, spearheaded by the RDA in cooperation with the Bethlehem Area School District, City of Bethlehem and County of Northampton taxing bodies, has been instrumental with the progress made at redeveloping the largest brownfield site in the United States. Through the creation of this TIF District great improvements have been made, and continue to be made, at this former industrial site as it has been transformed into a true destination site.
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Home/Lifestyle/The number of countries condemning China's treatment of Uighurs is increasing
The number of countries condemning China's treatment of Uighurs is increasing
More than 40 countries on Thursday (21/10) expressed deep concern in official statements about the situation experienced by ethnic minority Muslim-Uighurs and other Muslim-Turkic groups in China's semi-autonomous province of Xinjiang.
French Ambassador to the United Nations Nicolas de Riviere, who represents the 43 countries, said there had been "common and systematic human rights violations, torture, forced sterilization, sexual violence and the forced separation of children."
He added that the Uighurs also experience restrictions on their "freedom of religion, movement, expression and practice of their traditions".
In a joint statement, the countries expressed concern about "widespread surveillance" targeting Uighurs and members of other minorities, as well as "collective suppression of religious and ethnic minorities." They urged China to guarantee the UN high commissioner for human rights access to Xinjiang.
Rights groups and some governments accuse China of sending more than 1.1 million Uighurs to detention camps. China says the area is a "vocational education center" to stop the spread of religious extremism and terrorist attacks.
The number and diversity of countries participating in giving statements to the General Assembly committees dealing with human rights issues has continued to grow since the core group was initially dominated by Western countries. In recent years, the General Assembly has called on countries to participate in efforts to increase pressure on China.
Turkey joined for the first time this year with African countries such as Liberia and Eswatini. But several Muslim-majority countries close to China, including Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, did not sign the statement.
China's ambassador to the United Nations dismissed the group's criticism as "baseless."
"To America and some other countries, let me say "your lies are completely baseless," said Zhang Jun, China's ambassador to the United Nations.
"Xinjiang enjoys stability, development and prosperity and the lives of Chinese people are getting better and better from time to time," Zhang said. [em/lt]
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