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In Adelphi's Creative Writing M.F.A. Program, Finding Your Voice Is a Group Effort
Graduate programs in creative writing have to be small. There's a reason for that.
"Small groups of students, working together with great writers and published authors, create an ideal atmosphere for artists to thrive, grow and find their own voices," explained Igor Webb, Ph.D., professor and director of the M.F.A. in Creative Writing program at Adelphi.
That's the atmosphere students find at Adelphi. M.F.A. students at the University are preparing for today's dynamic literary world in small, collaborative classes that cross genres and encompass diverse points of view. Faculty members include award-winning poets and novelists and writers of short fiction and nonfiction, including Jacqueline Jones LaMon, J.D., acting associate dean of Adelphi's College of Arts and Sciences, who was a finalist for a 2012 NAACP Image Award in the category of Outstanding Literature, Poetry, and celebrated author Martha Cooley, who won an O. Henry Prize for Short Fiction in 2017. Dr. Webb himself has authored four books, including the just-released Christopher Smart's Cat (Dos Madres, 2018).
Because of small class sizes, faculty members work closely with each student, and students are the authors and editors of their own literary site, Village of Crickets—to engage students in the extraordinarily open-ended possibilities of contemporary online writing.
"We admit a small number of students each year so that each student can work closely and directly with our award-winning faculty," Dr. Webb explained. Students are introduced to literary agents, publishers and other professionals in the literary community and connect with leading literary organizations such as PEN America and Cave Canem Foundation, Inc., a home for poets of color.
Choya Randolph, M.F.A. '18
For Choya Randolph, M.F.A. '18, her experience as an M.F.A. in Creative Writing student brought her to some extraordinary places. Faculty, alumni and seven students from the program experienced the field trip of their lives when they headed to Tampa, Florida, from March 7 to March 11 for the 2018 Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) Conference. There, they met with renowned authors and attended readings, book fairs and networking opportunities.
Said Randolph, "This was like our Grammys—and also the Grammy after-party."
For more than a decade, Adelphi has provided funding for M.F.A. students like Randolph to attend the conference. They attend panel discussions examining the craft and criticism of genres, artistic stewardship, the business side of publishing, and creative writing pedagogy. These panels include tips on how to introduce protagonists when screenwriting and how to teach poetry and select a literary agent.
For Randolph, a special thrill was attending "Truer Words Were Never Spoken," a panel on the challenges of writing about family in creative nonfiction/memoir, where she connected with her much-admired writers Bridgett Davis, actress Bethany White, and others.
Adelphi students at the conference worked the Adelphi booth, telling passersby about the M.F.A. program and promoting the book launch of Women of Resistance: Poems for a New Feminism (O/R, 2018), a poetry collection edited by Danielle Barnhart, M.F.A. '15, and Iris Mahan, M.F.A. '14, and which includes works by Jacqueline Jones LaMon. That book was formally launched at a gathering in downtown Tampa, and poems in the collection were read by LaMon, Adjunct Professor Mahogany L. Browne, and poets Safia Elhillo, Dorothea Lasky, Ed.D., Cynthia Dewi Oka and Jenny Johnson, among others.
Randolph is now teaching creative writing at Adelphi as an adjunct professor. In keeping with the Adelphi tradition, she teaches students with tremendous potential—in small, intimate classes.
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On Monday, I started color blocking the paper to create a surface for drawing and, later, collaging.
Once I'd constructed this preliminary surface, I got to begin the first layer of freehand drawing. This stage is really physical (lots of ladder climbing and drawing with your whole body) and a lot of fun.
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A vacância da Presidência da República do Peru por declaração de incapacidade moral permanente é um dos casos de vacância do chefe de Estado contemplado no Artigo 113 da Constituição Política do Peru de 1993, cuja origem remonta à Constituição de 1839.

O processo difere de uma destituição ou impeachment (contemplado no Artigo 99 da Constituição apenas para as infrações previstas no Artigo 117), pois ocorre a partir de uma declaração do Congresso da República, que, se aprovada, origina um vácuo de poder, pelo qual procede-se à sucessão legal. A referida declaração de incapacidade moral, regulamentada como Controle Político no Regimento do Congresso da República, é considerada pela doutrina constitucional peruana como uma julgamento político sui generis.

Processo
A declaração de incapacidade moral permanente do Presidente da República compete ao Congresso da República, para o qual é realizado o seguinte procedimento estabelecido no Regulamento do Congresso:

Cabe mencionar que até 2004 não havia um procedimento que estabelecesse claramente a forma de aplicação do artigo constitucional correspondente, razão pela qual o Acórdão do Tribunal Constitucional n.º 0006-2003-AI/TC estabeleceu como critério que a destituição do presidente da República só deveria ser aprovada com uma votação qualificada de pelo menos dois terços do número legal de congressistas, instando o Congresso a legislar sobre o assunto para preencher o vácuo legal até então existente. Em resposta a isso, por meio da Resolução Legislativa do Congresso n.º 030-2003-CR, foi introduzido o artigo 89-A no Regimento do Congresso.

Usos

Ver também
Acusação constitucional no Chile
Muerte cruzada

Ligações externas
A 'incapacidade moral' do presidente da República - JOTA (21/07/2021)
Perú: la inconstitucionalidad en declarar la vacancia del presidente Martín Vizcarra - Comissão Internacional de Juristas

Direito do Peru
Direito constitucional

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Depression & Working the Night Shift
Stress & Work
By Chron Contributor Updated July 30, 2020
How to Keep Awake When Working Nights
Dangers on an Onshore Oil Rig
Negative Effects of a Heavy Workload
OSHA Temperature Guidelines
How to Transition to the Night Shift
Night shifts are not just a development of modern life. For centuries, sailors, soldiers, bakers and innkeepers have had to be awake and working while others slept, but it was the Industrial Revolution and the grueling restructuring of the workday accompanying it that heralded a much wider adoption of night-shift work. In hospitals, public services, service industries and retail industries, shift work is not uncommon. Most employees who work the night shift choose to do so, but they may not realize what the toll of working while the world sleeps can take on their mental health.
Risks Associated with Night Work
Shift work has long been understood to increase risk factors for a list of health complications. According to an article in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, cardiovascular disease, fatigue, insomnia, obesity, stress and anxiety symptoms have all been linked to higher rates among shift workers, as has depression. It is not for certain yet if it is the night-shift hours themselves that cause depression or, because shift workers are mostly self-selected, if shift workers are simply more inclined to neurological problems. However, working a night-shift and depression have been linked in numerous studies, because of the disruption of certain biological processes, such as the circadian rhythms.
About Circadian Rhythms
All human vital signs, including our sleeping and waking cycles, are regulated by circadian rhythms. These are regular periods of change that fluctuate through the day and are important for correct bodily functioning; these rhythms are controlled by an internal clock and influenced by external cues to start or cease different functions. The most powerful of these external cues are light and darkness. Humans are evolutionarily designed to wake at sunrise and sleep at sunset, and prolonged exposure to bright lights at night and darkness in the day can throw off these rhythms.
Mental Effects of Light and Darkness
A long-acknowledged form of depression is related to a lack of light stimulus during the day. Seasonal affective disorder, common in regions with extremely short days in the winter, is directly linked to circadian rhythms being interrupted by too-short light periods; treatment using bright light therapy is effective in resolving the disorder. A study conducted by researchers at John Hopkins University testing the effects of disruptive light/dark cycles on mice revealed that the mice responded with depression-like symptoms when exposed to light or darkness in alternating 3.5 hour cycles.
This suggests that shift workers struggling to sleep in darkened rooms during the daytime and working in brightly lit environments at night are pitting their internal and external circadian rhythm factors against each other, producing a kind of depressive state similar to seasonal affective disorder.
How to Manage Night Work
Shift workers are advised to adjust their schedules and lives to work with their circadian rhythm cycles as much as possible. If light levels at work are a controllable factor, use only what is needed to see: the less light exposure, the better. If possible, work night shifts on a permanent basis rather than on-again, off-again; given a sufficient amount of time, the body's circadian rhythms will eventually adapt to being awake at night and reduce the symptoms associated with shift work.
If permanent shift work isn't an option, American College of Emergency Physicians says that chronobiologists recommend using a clockwise 8-hour shift rotation, with at least a one-month period to help with circadian stabilization. Regardless of shift worked, physical exercise has conclusively shown to reduce depressive symptoms; night-shift workers prone to depression would benefit from a regular exercise regimen and a healthy diet. If you believe shift work is affecting your mental health, consult a physician and ask for a depression test.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine: Health Effects of Shift Work and Extended Hours of Work
American College of Emergency Physicians: How to Design the Optimal Schedule for Working Shifts
Science Daily: Exposure to Light at Night May Cause Depression, Learning Issues, Mouse Study Finds
Dangers of Working the Night Shift
How to Adjust to an Early-Morning Work Shift
Tips on Recovering from Night Shifts
What Is Considered "Night Shift"?
How to Adjust Your Body to Working Overnight
Tips for People Who Work the Evening Shift
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2 How to Adjust to an Early-Morning Work Shift
3 Tips on Recovering from Night Shifts
4 What Is Considered "Night Shift"?


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Total in Sale of Fertilizer Subsidiaries GPN and Rosier
Cleary Gottlieb represented the Total Group in the sale to the Borealis Group of its wholly-owned subsidiary GPN, France's largest nitrogen fertilizer manufacturer, and of its 56.86% interest in Rosier, a Belgian mineral fertilizer manufacturing company listed on NYSE Euronext Brussels. The acquisition by Borealis of Total's 56.86% interest in Rosier requires Borealis to launch a mandatory public takeover bid for the remaining outstanding shares. Both sales closed on June 28, 2013.
Total is a leading international oil and gas company with operations in more than 130 countries, and employs 96,000 people. Borealis is a leading provider of innovative solutions in the fields of polyolefins, base chemicals and fertilizers. It is headquartered in Vienna, Austria, and has around 5,300 employees worldwide. Borealis is owned 64% by the International Petroleum Investment Company of Abu Dhabi and 36% by the energy group OMV.
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Carter has been interested in monks and their digestion since visiting Kirkstall Abbey on the outskirts of Leeds and seeing the surviving latrines. "I remember being fascinated by the idea of it being a 900-year-old monastic toilet block," he said.
Was he an odd child? "There wasn't an awful lot to do on Sunday afternoons in the 1970s."
That's one answer to the long dark teatime of the soul.
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Ottokring August 19, 2021 at 7:41 am
I recommend a visit to Bodiham Castle, it was very well appointed for privies.
Sam Duncan August 19, 2021 at 8:48 am
I remember being fascinated by much the same thing at St. Andrews Cathedral and Hadrian's Wall: over a thousand years apart, yet astonishingly similar. Indeed, if anything, the Roman one looked rather more advanced.
Didn't turn it into a career, though. (Mind you, I could use one of those right about now. It's a thought, although I don't suppose there's much call for medieval dieticians. One probably goes quite a long way.)
Boganboy August 19, 2021 at 9:00 am
Oh shit!!
Bloke in Wales August 19, 2021 at 9:53 am
Pembroke castle still had the wooden seats, last time I visited.
DocBud August 19, 2021 at 10:02 am
I found plenty to do on Sundays in the 1970s. I regularly went for "walks" along the canal with girlfriends. Alternatively, a few lads would go and kick a ball around the rec while consuming a few cans of beer which corner shops back then were happy to sell to 15 year olds.
PaulF August 19, 2021 at 11:13 am
Bodiham Castle
Forgive the pendantry, but it's Bodiam, no "h". In East Sussex, north of Hastings.
It is a great place to visit: very picturesque, complete set of walls, in the middle of a lake. Just don't stick your head in the door of the ruined gatehouse halfway across the bridge: many years ago, my beloved did that, and she got pooped on by a pigeon. Not nice.
Ian Bruce-Reid August 19, 2021 at 12:09 pm
Just a look at the title "meat rich diet caused digestive issues" is enough to tell you this is yet another piece of vegan propaganda where guesswork based on 700 year old samples has been somehow twisted to fit the narrative.
Pour boiling oil and water on it from the battlements, and anyone who makes it over the top launch them from a trebauchet (sp) into the nearest lake.
DocBud August 19, 2021 at 12:10 pm
Best way to get to Bodijam Castle is via the Kent & East Sussex Railway. Pack a picnic.
Oh, and if you're allergic to aspirin, don't take tablets from your mum that she's convinced are Panadol. That happened to me at Bodiam Castle.
Addolff August 19, 2021 at 2:34 pm
DocBud, London Weekend TV region Sundays in the early '70's:
8 O'Clock, get the papers from the newsagents, the only shop which was open (and only then till 12).
A slice of toast then over the park for Sunday morning football (playing badly for 'Blades Utd').
Afterwards a kick about, then home for a bath and Sunday dinner (after a third of a century of trying I still cannot recreate the most wonderful taste and texture of my mum's yorkshire puddings).
Then The Big Match on ITV. Highlights of a couple of Saturdays first division games (the proper top division – none of this poncy 'Premiership' nonsense in them days and top quality English lads too, none of this foreign rubbish. Ok, Clyde Best maybe, and the odd taff and jock), played on a pitch which bore more resemblance to the Somme than a 'playing surface'.
Doze off for an hour while 'Movin' On' was, well…..on, then whelks, winkles and cockles with vinegar and a slice of bread. If we were entertaining, the Tupperware came out…. followed by Jess Yates and his mighty organ.
When we had recovered from that, over to BBC2 at 7.25 for 'The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau' or 'The World About us', which took us to places only Alan Whicker knew how to spell, all in High Definition 625 lines colour (that's "In Color" for our American readers).
Upstairs downstairs soon followed (nothing to do with shellfish) and off to bed as I was bored shitless.
Sundays. They aren't like they used to be…..
John Galt August 19, 2021 at 3:19 pm
Sounds like more of the anti-meat narrative of the watermelons. It's almost as if the virtue signallers of the bourgeoisie want to force us to rise up and murder the buggers. Just to get a bit of bloody peace from their incessant whining.
As for the more general theme of 70's Sundays. One advantage of all the shops being shut (newsagents accepted) was that we weren't dragged around some god-awful mall to buy meaningless shit.
I used to spend Sunday's tackling my latest block buster book, be it Lord of the Rings or something about the naughtiness of the Nazis.
Beats jacking-off to Porn Hub, which seems to be what the current generation of youngsters do.
Charles August 19, 2021 at 6:28 pm
If "meat-rich" is eating meat twice a week, and caused bowel troubles, how do people survive today who eat meat every day of the week?
bloke in spain August 19, 2021 at 6:53 pm
"(after a third of a century of trying I still cannot recreate the most wonderful taste and texture of my mum's yorkshire puddings)."
Cooking with electric? The trick's getting the fat really hot. Animal fat, not oil. Top shelf of an electric oven just doesn't get hot enough. Then turn them down a bit, let them cook through. Arepas inglesa are a bit of a treat hereabouts.
Ottokring August 19, 2021 at 7:35 pm
Noblemen and knights had a meat only diet, which is why they where bigger than the peasants and could fight dragons and Frenchmen and stuff.
They also all snuffed it at 40.
Grikath August 19, 2021 at 7:49 pm
@Ottokring Meat-rich anyway..
And 40-ish is about correct, but that had little to do with diet, and more with being a victim of the odds at attracting acute metal poisoning at progressing age.
War isn't kind to middle-aged men…
John77 August 19, 2021 at 10:17 pm
@ Ottokring
You've got "only" misplaced – it comes before "Noblemen" not after "meat"


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Ethel Sands (Newport, 6 de julio de 1873 – 19 de marzo de 1962) fue una artista estadounidense que vivió en Inglaterra desde su infancia. Estudió arte en París durante varios años siendo su profesor Eugène Carrière y allí conoció a Anna Hope Hudson (Nan), con la que compartió toda su vida. Sus trabajos estuvieron influidos por el pintor francés Edouard Vuillard y por el artista británico Walter Sickert, siendo el tema predominante bodegones y escenas de interior, muchos de los cuales son del castillo de Auppegard que compartía con Hudson en Francia. Sands fue miembro del Fitzroy Street Group y del London Group. Sus trabajos están en colecciones de museos como la National Portrait Gallery en Londres y en colecciones públicas. Durante las guerras mundiales, trabajó como enfermera e, incluso, en la Primera Guerra Mundial fundó un hospital en Francia. En 1916 se hizo ciudadana británica.

Gracias a la herencia familiar, coleccionó arte y fue una mecenas, pero es más conocida como anfitriona de la élite cultural tanto en sus casas de Inglaterra como en la casa de Hudson en Francia. Sus amigos fueron entre otros Henry James, Virginia Woolf, Roger Fry y Augustus John.

Trayectoria vital

Primeros años

Ethel Sands nació el 6 de julio de 1873 en Newport, Rhode Island, siendo la primogénita de Mary Morton Hartpence y Mahlon Sands, casados en 1872. Mahlon Sands fue secretario de la American Free Trade League, que en 1870 abogó por la reforma del servicio civil y el libre comercio. Fue socio de la empresa importadora farmacéutica de su padre, A.B. Arenas y Compañía. Sands tuvo dos hermanos más jóvenes, Mahlong Alan y Morton Harcourt Arenas, que eran respectivamente cinco y once años más jóvenes.

En 1874 la familia dejó los Estados Unidos para ir Inglaterra, siendo su propósito solo visitar el país. Aun así, se instalaron en Inglaterra y viajaron a diferentes países europeos. Regresaron a los Estados Unidos anualmente y permanecieron allí desde 1877 a 1879. Mantuvieron su casa en Newport, Rhode Island durante todo este tiempo.

Sus amistades en Londres, incluían a escritores y estadistas como John Morley, políticos como William Ewart Gladstone, Henry James, artistas como John Singer Sargent, la familia Rothschild, y Henry Graham White. Formaban parte del círculo de Eduardo VII, entonces Príncipe de Gales, John Singer Sargent pintó el retrato de su madre, considerada una gran belleza.. Mary Sands era "muy admirada" por el escritor Henry James, que le llamó "señora gentil" y basó su personaje heroico "Madame de Mauves" en ella.

Ethel Sands creció en un hogar de clase alta en el que sus padres estaban "afortunadamente casados". Aunque su padre estaba considerado un hombre guapo y su madre una mujer hermosa, Anthony Powell afirma que algunas personas escribieron en sus diarios y cartas que ella era sencilla. En años posteriores, Powell le conoció y dijo que "su elegancia, su encanto, su capacidad de divertirse de una manera agradable, era tan grande que yo bien podía creer que era hermosa en su juventud".

Su padre mientras montaba a caballo por Hyde Parque, fue tirado por el caballo y murió en 1888. Su viuda, Mary Sands, cuidó a Ethel y sus hermanos hasta su muerte el 28 de julio de 1896.

Guerras mundiales
Sands trabajó como enfermera atendiendo a soldados heridos en Francia durante la Primera Guerra mundial, habiendo fundado junto a Hudson un hospital para soldados cercano a Dieppe. Fueron obligadas a cerrarlo y continuaron su esfuerzos en Francia e Inglaterra. Sands marchó a Gran Bretaña y trabajó como capataz en una fábrica de uniformes. En 1916 adquirió la ciudadanía británica. Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Sands trabajó como enfermera. La casa de Chelsea fue destruida durante el Blitz por una bomba y la casa de Francia fue destrozada y su interior robado o destruido. Esto provocó la pérdida de la mayoría de los trabajos de Sands y Hudson.

Vida personal
Sands y Hudson dividieron su tiempo entre Inglaterra y Francia ya que Hudson disfrutaba viviendo una vida relativamente tranquila en Francia y Sands prefería la vida social de Londres y Oxford. Cuando la salud de Hudson empezó a fallar, Sands le cuidó hasta su muerte en 1957. Ella murió el 19 de marzo de 1962.

Su amiga Virginia Woolf escribió un retrato sobre ella llamado "The Lady in the Looking Glass", subtitulado "A Reflection", al verla entrar "desde el jardín sin leer sus cartas". El espejo simbolizaba la forma en que el arte se utiliza para tomar una instantánea en el tiempo.

Wendy Barón, un autor e historiador de arte, escribió una biografía sobre Sands, basándose en parte en las cartas que Sands intercambió con Hudson y otros. Los archivos de la Tate custodian su correspondencia.

Fue nombrada Dame Ethel Sands en 1920.

Trayectoria artística

Educación
Animada por John Singer Sargent, Sands comenzó sus estudios en 1894 en París en la Académie Carrière bajo la dirección de Eugène Carrière. Allí conoció a Nan Hudson, nacida Anna Hope Hudson, originaria de Estados Unidos, que sería su pareja durante toda su vida. Durante este tiempo, Sands cuidó a sus dos hermanos tras la muerte de su madre.

Pintura
Sands pintó bodegones y escenas de interior. Tate sugiere que le inspiró Vuillard Edouard con su técnica de pincel seco, su paleta de colores y la representación de escenas íntimas. Su primera exposición fue en el Salon de Otoño de París en 1904.

En 1907, gracias a la invitación de Walter Sickert, se hizo miembro del Fitzroy Street Group donde expuso sus pinturas.También adquirió trabajos de otros artistas. También fue una de las artistas que fundó el London Group. [nb 6] Según Kate Deepwell, sus trabajos,los de Vanessa Bell y otras mujeres, fueron valorados de manera diferente a los hechos por hombres: la mejor crítica de su trabajo en aquel tiempo era que tuvieran individualidad, pero no eran considerados trabajos innovadores ni modernos como los hechos por ellos.

En París en 1911 hizo la primera muestra de sus trabajos. Hudson y Sands expusieron en Carfax Gallery en 1912. Al año siguiente tomó parte de la muestra de "Pintores Post-Impresionistas, cubistas y otros" en Brighton. Sus trabajos fueron exhibidos en la Goupil & Cie .También expuso a menudo en el Women's International Art Club y el New English Art Club.

Hudson adquirió el castillo de Auppegard cercano a Dieppe en Francia en 1920, que fue tema de varios de sus lienzos Algunas de sus pinturas de interior son A Spare Room, Château d'Auppegard ,Double Doors y Château d'Auppegard. Otros ejemplos son los paisajes Auppegard Church from Château, France y uno de su compañera, Nan Hudson Playing Patience at Auppegard. Sus trabajos están en las colecciones de la Tate, de la Government Art Collection, y el Museo Fitzwilliam.

Matronazgo
Como Sibyl Colefax y Ottoline Morrell, Sands acogió a artistas y escritores con la intención de promocionar sus carreras.[nb 7] Afín al Círculo de Bloomsbury, fue muy conocida como "una de las mecenas más importantes de su tiempo," sus dispendios eran financieramente posibles gracias a la gran herencia de sus padres. Esta labor la hacía desde su casa de Oxford hasta 1920, pero también su casa de Londres en Lowndes Street y entre 1913 y 1937 en Chelsea, donde vivió cerca de Henry James. Artistas notables como Augustus John y Walter Sickert. Henry James, Virginia Woolf, Roger Fry y Arnold Bennett estaban entre los escritores de la "élite cultural" que le visitaban. Entre sus amigos también estaban Jacques-Émile Blanche, Edith Wharton, William Butler Yeats, Logan Pearsall Herrero y Howard Overing Sturgis.

Lytton Strachey (fundador del Círculo de Bloomsbury} estuvo en su casa y su tío, Edwin Lawrence Godkin escribió de su visita a la casa de Oxfordshire, "Hay una quincena, y luego volvemos a las "guerras santas", al patriotismo y al buncombe."Ella promocionó a artistas y coleccionó trabajos de otros artistas contemporáneos. Por ejemplo, encargó a Boris Anrep, un inmigrante ruso, que creara mosaicos y murales en su casa de Chelsea. Sands siguió recibiendo a sus amigos, incluyendo a Duncan Grant y Desmond MacCarthy, hasta su muerte en 1952.

Fue descrita como "mujer sencilla de gran encanto y percepción, y una pintora de talento considerable" en el Dictionary of Real People and Places in Fiction. Se ha sugerido que Henry James basó el personaje de Nanda en The Awkward Age en ella.

Trabajos
Los trabajos que sobrevivieron a los saqueos y bombas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial son:

 A Dressing Room, óleo sobre tabla, 46 x 38 cm, Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology. antes fue propiedad de Logan Pearsall Smith. El museo señala la similitud con pinturas de Edouard Vuillard.
 A Spare Room, Château d'Auppegard, c. 1925, oóleo sobre tabla, 44.5 x 53.5 cm, Government Art Collection Fue exhibido en el British Council, Cairo & Algiers, 1944.
 Auppegard Church from the Château, France,óleo sobre lienzo, 60 x 48 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Bedroom Interior, Auppegard, France, óleo sobre lienzo, 60 x 48 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Double Doors, Auppegard, France, óleo sobre lienzo, 53 x 45 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Figure Seated by an Open Window, óleo sobre lienzo, 60 x 48 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Flowers in a Jug, 1920s, óleo sobre lienzo, Tate.
 Girl Reading on a Sofa, Auppegard, France, óleo sobre lienzo, 53 x 46 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Girl Sewing, Auppegard, France,óleo sobre lienzo, 49 x 60 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Interior at Portland Place, London, óleo sobre lienzo, 43 x 58 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Interior with Mirror and Fireplace, óleo sobre lienzo, 65 x 53 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Interior with Still Life and the Statuette of the Madonna, óleo sobre lienzo, 67.3 x 58.5 cm, Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales.
 (Lloyd) Logan Pearsall Smith, 1932, óleo sobre lienzo, 61.4 x 49.8 cm, National Portrait Gallery, London.
 Nan Hudson Playing Patience at Auppegard, France, óleo sobre lienzo, 64 x 52 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Still Life with a View over a Cemetery, óleo sobre lienzo, 45 x 37.5 cm, The Fitzwilliam Museum.
 Still Life with Books and Flowers, óleo sobre lienzo, 36 x 44 cm, City of London Corporation.
 Tea with Sickert, c. 1911–12, óleo sobre lienzo, 61 x 51 cm, Tate.
 The Bedroom at Auppegard, France, Girl Reading, óleo sobre lienzo, 51 x 61 cm, City of London Corporation.
 The Chintz Couch, c. 1911–12, óleo sobre lienzo, 46.5 x 38.5 cm, Tate.
 The Open Door, Auppegard, France, óleo sobre lienzo, 54 x 45 cm, City of London Corporation.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Wendy Baron. Miss Ethel Sands and her circle. Owen; April 1977,
 Sarah Bradford; Honor Clerk. The Sitwells and the Arts of the 1920s and 1930s. University of Texas Press; 1994. . p. 45, 64, 68, 204.
 Lara Feigel; Alexandra Harris. Modernism on Sea: Art and Culture at the British Seaside. Peter Lang; 2009. . p. 62–63, 250, 251.
 Genevieve Marie Preston. A Modern Setting for a Modern Life: Madame Stringberg, Ethel Sands, and Lady Drogheda's Innovative and Avant-garde Interiors. University of California, Riverside; 1998.

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It is believed that when the press is free, then the population will also be free. To this moment, democratic societies are defined by a free press. However, it becomes disturbing when the content of media is influenced by organizations that are meant to disturb the security and safety of the population. For terrorist organizations to be able to spread fear and pass across its political intentions, they need the media. In most of the time, terrorist attacks normally affect only a small group of people in a certain location. However, their intension is to spread fear to more people other than those attacked. Unfortunately, the media plays the role of spreading news about the attacks or sometimes even passing across direct messages from terrorist organizations. Glupker(2009) states that media oriented terrorism is linked to the cropping up of mass media that gives a life coverage of various terrorist activities.
According to Biernatzki (2002), Margaret Thatcher once said that mass media was the "oxygen of terrorism" (Biernatzki, 2002, p. 6). Even though she might have gained negative publicity because of this statement, there is so much truth in these words. Terrorist plan their actions with the media in their mind. Governments are also unable to spot the flow of information. An increase in technology has made it possible for news to flow from one part of the globe to the other within a very short time. For instance, the internet is used to instantly transmit information all over the globe. The media is a fundamental tool of a very brutal cycle. As it covers acts of terrorism, it also incites more activities from terrorist organizations. This produces even more coverage by the same media therefore creating a never ending cycle (Biernatzki, 2002).
Even though the September 11 attack might have taken place in the US, information about the attack was spread all over the world in a very short time. There were even video footages posted on the internet. Television stations also passed across the message as 'Braking news". This spread of information helps terrorist organizations to make their intensions known. If it were not for the media and its technology, information about the attack could not be wide spread at it. According to a report compiled by International media Support, Adil Soz & Public Association journalist (2008), terrorist attacks in London, Madrid and Moscow also received intense media coverage. This seemed to prove the fact that terrorist were interested achieving full publicity and therefore exert pressure and spread fear in governments.


Thanks to a dizzying barrage of lies, mainstream media fear-mongering and a couple of beheadings, the Obama Administration finally achieved its long sought after war in Syria. The tactic that proved most effective in mobilizing the American public back into a shivering, post-9/11 fetal position, was the same tactic used by elites in the UK to convince Scotland against voting for independence. That tactic, as I detailed in a recent post, is fear.
However, fear in itself is not enough. It must be coupled with endless slogans and misdirection by the mainstream media and politicians. It must lead the public to subconsciously embrace a thought process that is completely irrational. Such tactics can be labeled propaganda, and it results in a public suddenly supporting a war it strongly opposed only a year ago. All it takes is a little repackaging. Propaganda allows those who profit from war to push the American public into a tizzy of trepidation based on a couple of beheadings from ISIS, while not batting an eye over the daily beheadings that were simultaneously occurring in Saudi Arabia.
So the power structure and its impotent puppet, Barack Obama, intentionally pushed the American public into a frenzy of fear and finally got their little war. Nevertheless, serious people immediately began to call into question two very significant issues with respect to the aggression.
Senators and representatives aren't eager to step up to the plate in October when, however they decide, their votes will alienate some constituents in November's midterm elections. They would prefer to let the president plunge ahead and blame him later if things go wrong. But this is precisely why the War Powers Resolution sets up its 60-day deadline: It rightly insists that unless Congress is willing to stand up and be counted, the war is not worth fighting in the name of the American people.
Did you know that the US government's counterterrorism chief Matthew Olson said last week that there's no "there's no credible information" that the Islamic State (Isis) is planning an attack on America and that there's "no indication at this point of a cell of foreign fighters operating in the United States"? Or that, as the Associated Press reported, "The FBI and Homeland Security Department say there are no specific or credible terror threats to the US homeland from the Islamic State militant group"?
So as quickly as it began, Obama's little war had some serious PR issues. So what did the chicken-hawks do? They repackaged and resold the entire thing. Enter Khorosan.
Yep, just as quickly as ISIS spontaneously generated like maggots on meat from the sands of Mesopotamia to open the door to another Middle East quagmire, another existential threat nobody had ever heard of suddenly emerged. Not only that, but this group supposedly posed an imminent threat to America. How incredibly convenient.
American airstrikes in Syria have taken out members of a shadowy al Qaeda unit known as the Khorasan Group who were planning "imminent" attacks against targets including the U.S., the Pentagon said today.
The Khorasan Group — consisting of about 50 or so hardened fighters of mixed past and current jihadi affiliations — has been holed up in Aleppo, Syria under the protection of al Qaeda's official wing in the country, Jabhat al-Nusra, developing cutting edge weapons of terror with the help of al Qaeda's Yemen affiliate to strike Western civilian aviation targets, according to a half-dozen officials with knowledge of the group who spoke to ABC News.
An "imminent" threat of violent attack against the United States does not require the United States to have clear evidence that a specific attack on U.S. persons will take place in the immediate future.
To translate: "imminent" can mean a lot of things … including "not imminent".
Fascinating, and all this time I thought "imminent" meant "imminent." Someone should let Merriam-Webster know they've got it all wrong.
American military and intelligence analysts were still studying damage reports from the initial air assault, but senior Obama administration officials expressed hope that they had killed Muhsin al-Fadhli, the leader of Khorasan and a onetime confidant of Osama bin Laden. The officials said they had been contemplating military action against Khorasan in recent months, but President Obama's decision to hit the Islamic State's forces inside Syria provided a chance to neutralize the other perceived threat.
You've got to wonder what other unrelated opportunities the ISIS campaign might allow. But I digress.
The air campaign against Khorasan and the Islamic State got underway even as Mr. Obama flew to New York to meet with world leaders gathering at the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly. Mr. Obama did not seek United Nations permission for the military campaign, but he presented the strikes as the collaboration of a multinational coalition that included five Arab nations: Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain.
Yeah, well he didn't seek approval from Congress either. Now here's the money shot.
Wait, come again? An attack is imminent, yet you don't know which gigantic continent with hundreds of millions of inhabitants straddling opposing sides of the Atlantic ocean they were going to hit?
Furthermore, they "might not have chosen the target, method or even the timing for a strike," and they are "reaching a stage where they might be able to do something." Sure sounds imminent to me. Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's raining.
A massive, $7.2 billion Army intelligence contract signed just 10 days ago underscores the central role to be played by the National Security Agency and its army of private contractors in the unfolding air war being carried out by the United States and its Gulf States allies against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
Under its terms, 21 companies, led by Booz Allen Hamilton, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, will compete over the next five years to provide "fully integrated intelligence, security and information operations" in Afghanistan and "future contingency operations" around the world.
INSCOM announced the global intelligence contract two days after President Obama, in a speech to the nation, essentially declared war on ISIS in Iraq and Syria and outlined a campaign of airstrikes and combat actions to "degrade and ultimately destroy" the terrorist group.
The top contractors on the INSCOM contract are already involved in the war. Lockheed Martin, for example, makes the Hellfire missiles that are used extensively in U.S. drone strikes (in 2013, it also won a three-year contract to train INSCOM'S "Army intelligence soldiers" in "analytical and operational disciplines"). Northrop Grumman makes the Global Hawk surveillance drone, one of the most formidable weapons in the U.S. arsenal. Both companies have large intelligence units.
As I first reported in Salon in 2007 and later chronicled in my book "Spies for Hire," 70 percent of the U.S. intelligence budget is spent on private contractors. Much of this spending – estimated at around $70 billion a year – winds up at the NSA, where SIGINT operations, particularly for collection and analysis, were heavily outsourced at the turn of the century.
"Hayden started the privatization, but it was really Alexander who built it," said Drake.
Alexander's ties with INSCOM are extensive. One of the winning bidders on the new INSCOM contract is Sotera Defense Solutions. Russell Richardson, its former CEO and a former INSCOM commander, is now one of Alexander's partners at IronNet and, under Alexander's command of INSCOM, was its "chief architect." Before that, Richardson was a vice president of NSA contractor SAIC, where he ran INSCOM's so-called Information Dominance Center.
INSCOM's ties with Booz Allen, the company that employed Edward Snowden at its top secret site in Hawaii, are equally close. Robert Noonan, who directs the company's "military intelligence account," served for 35 years in the military, including a stint as INSCOM's commanding general and the US Army's deputy chief of staff for intelligence. Roberto Andujar, the INSCOM contract leader at Invertix Corp., another contract winner, once served as the command's chief information officer (CIO).
The Pentagon press office referred all calls on the contract to INSCOM. The command did not comment by press time.
Wake up America. You will continue to be raped, pillaged and economically strip-mined until you stand up for yourselves, but for now, it appears the fetal position suits you just fine.


My post last week, OprahPaganda, responding to Oprah's Monday show promoting Waiting for Superman, was widely read, and sparked a lively discussion.
Valerie Pientka, a National Board certified teacher who read my post, shared with me a letter she wrote to one of Oprah's producers. I think she has some valuable insights.
I saw the (Oprah) show and was extremely disappointed. There was no teacher voice. Yes a few seconds of tapings from teachers, but there was no opportunity to hear what a teacher has to say about any topic within education, what a teacher thinks, what is the reality of the classroom, of the student's lives. We heard a lot from men, but all the female teachers were positioned as a backdrop, which perfectly mirrors the way this profession works. The vast majority of teachers are female, yet hold precious few positions of power, due to a basic lack of respect for children and for the profession.
There are two competing goals in education today. For teachers, who look into the eyes of their students each and every day, the goal is to help that student reach his or her potential, to build capacity within each child so that he or she may develop their God-given gift, no matter what that gift may be. Children who reach their capacity become productive citizens in our country. However, because of the top down, business model approach, (the same business model that brought us as a country to our knees in 2008) currently utilized in this profession, children are looked upon as human capital. The evidence for this is the overwhelming use of standardized test scores. Arne Duncan says it himself, "We have to educate our way to a better economy." What about a better democracy or society, of which a better economy is also an outcome? The economy can not be *the* goal, as there will never be a 'good enough' economy. Teachers do not see children as future widgets for the economy but as inquisitive, passionate beings with many, many gifts that are not reflected by a test score.
It is important to note, that there are much better methods of evaluating the learning that goes on in a classroom in a modality that better matches students learning style, called performance measures. These measures are utilized by many of the successful countries to which we compare ourselves, which by the way also have cradle to grave social services, but they are cost prohibitive according to the 'experts' and are not part of the conversation. The ugly underbelly of the testing frenzy in education is the unregulated explosion of big business into education via tests and other measurement methods that are imposed upon our children by myopic, economy obsessed non-classroom practitioners.
School year 2010-2011 will impose 17 standardized tests upon struggling high school students in the Chicago Public Schools. There is no rationale on the planet that should support such a decision. Eight out of ten Chicago Public School students live at or below the poverty level. Do you really think more testing will somehow overcome poverty and the resulting neglect? Do you really think that a level playing field for these students is the goal? Are the students in urban areas just not as bright as those of suburban areas as test scores indicate, or are vast financial inequities also reflected in these scores? Did any of your guests address that issue?
A joint report by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under Law, National Action Network, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., National Council for Educating Black Children, National Urban League, Rainbow PUSH Coalition, Schott Foundation for Public Education have published a position paper against Arne Duncan's Race to the Top because of the inherent inequities in education that are not addressed in this reform. If you took the time to really speak to a teacher, poverty and the resulting inequities would undoubtedly have been a focus of the conversation.
Your own guest, Emily, illustrates this point. As a young lady who knows she does not perform well on standardized tests, she wants entrance into a charter school that does not have the ludicrous standardized testing constraints that are imposed upon public schools. The not for profit charter school movement could be a very positive influence on the current landscape of education, simply because they do not have to adhere to the same inane constraints found in public education. However, we as a country will never pony up the capital or the political will to dispense with these constraints and create a 'charter mentality' for public education. I had hoped that we had learned that lesson when we dismantled the mental health facilities that housed our mentally ill in the 70's. Although this institution too was in desperate need of an overhaul, our mentally ill have become our homeless and our imprisoned. If we are unwilling to address the financial disparities of students lives and schools we continue to risk a similar outcome for our neediest children.
If you have the courage to listen closely to teachers, read teacher blogs, or speak to education experts, rather than business experts, you will find this belief emanating from their souls, which is the place from which a real teacher operates. Important learning does not occur outside of important relationships. This is exactly what Geoffrey Canada, your guest, knew and ultimately created in the Harlem Children's Zone. He knows that unless a holistic approach, one that encompasses all areas of a child's life, is implemented, learning will not occur. The SEED charter school movement is another example. Students must leave the reality of their lives behind from Monday through Friday and attend a boarding school, in order to learn.
The resentment of teachers is palpable. It is we who must witness yet one more reform that we know not to be in the best interest of our students. We resent our profession being taken over by people such as Arne Duncan and Michelle Rhee who have had little to no experience in a classroom, yet utilize practices that penalize rather than empower. We resent an infusion of massive resources that are changing the nature of educational research with the goal of matching the motives of for-profit charter schools. We resent the teacher bashing that has been ongoing for the past two decades and has recently gained a vicious momentum. We resent the attack upon the labor unions, as it is yet one more attempt to diminish America's middle class. We resent being the only voice for the next generation of children who are depending upon us, and yet we ourselves have no voice. We resent having to participate in a top down, economy focused 'solution' rather than in a bottom up, child centered solution that values our children as gifts of the future. We resent having reforms and initiatives imposed upon us without any avenue for discussion of what is working and what is not working. We resent the fact that so much energy and effort is aimed at destroying what sadly, is for many children, the safest place in their lives, their neighborhood school. We resent any solution other than raising our way to higher quality in our schools by professionalizing teaching. And finally, we resent watching one of our favorite hometown gals, Oprah, become yet one more notch on the belt of a vicious plan to destroy the last vestige of American democracy, our public schools.
If you are ever interested in a REAL discussion on education I offer the following EDUCATION experts: Diane Ravitch, Linda Darling-Hammond, Anthony Cody, among many others who really understand education as it is their life vocation.
Valerie Pientka is a 34 year veteran public school teacher and will be retiring at the end of the school year. She is Nationally Board Certified, EAYA Art, and will find out in November if she passed the recertification process. She is in the final stages of writing her dissertation, and will graduate with an Ed.D in Curriculum and Instruction in May.
What do you think? Do you feel this reflects your views as a teacher or parent?


The perfect counterpoint to its other half in the Hentley Farm stable, The Beast, The Beauty is made from cooler climate Shiraz and co-fermented with a dollop of Viognier. Utterly seductive like some dark pool calling you to dive in, it is complex, elegant and aptly named.
"Includes 3% viognier, destemmed only, co-fermented, 9 days on skins, matured in French oak (35% new) for 16 months. Vivid crimson-purple; fruit, oak and tannins are in perfect alignment, all expressive, the juicy blackberry and satsuma plum fruit has clearly gained freshness from the viognier, and allows textural complexity free play. A lovely Barossa Valley shiraz."
"Very deep red/purple colour, very youthful. Aromas of banana, cherry, raspberry: fruit-driven and shows less obvious super-ripeness than some vintages. It seems less oaky and more fruit-forward too. Fresh and fragrant, bright and lively and somewhat atypical. You can sense the viognier (although it's a tiny fraction of the wine). There's no lack of intensity or weight, though. Dare I say it's a more elegant style."
"Showing a bit more vibrance and intensity than the 2015, Hentley Farm's 2016 Shiraz The Beauty is a winning medley of raspberries and blueberries, all wrapped in a subtle oak blanket. It's full-bodied and spicy, showing a bit of exotic stone fruit on the palate, then fades slowly on a frame of dry, silky tannins."


Hey guys it's Jatin and here I am to give some useful desi jugad to get rid of sun burnt and it is only going to be short because its an extremely easy and effective method to removing a painful sunburn.
You will need need things.
:- Fill the mug with mild water and soak the tea bags in it – the water should be just warm enough to help the tea brew. When you have the water almost black.
:- DO NOT use hot water! As a sunburn is a first degree burn, adding more heat to a burn will increase the effects and cause further damage to your skin. Use only mild water at most.
Dunk the rag into the tea, and apply it onto the sunburn. Do not wipe it off! Leave it on and let it be absorbed into your skin. Once its dry, re-apply as necessary, but dont wash it off. If you do this process before bedtime, you can go to sleep and give it time to work its magic. In the morning you can wash it off in your shower. Hopefully, your sunburn will be be gone, but remember: the sooner you can apply the tea after you get the burn, the quicker and more effective it will be.


Heritage hotel chains in India are those hotels, which at some point of time in history were fortresses, and castles that were home to the rulers of Rajasthan. For centuries, the ancient fortress, the defensive castle, or the composite haveli-was the abode of royalty and the nobility where hospitality was an integral part of life in Rajasthan. These Heritage hotels are a special treat to the Heritage Hotels Indiavisitors, as those who run or maintain these hotels have made sure that the traditional work, carvings, décor and the style of hospitality remain as it were in the olden times in the state of Rajasthan, India. As already mentioned, these heritage hotels were home to the Rajputs and Rajasthani rulers; therefore it is but natural that the architecture and décor of these palaces are lavish. Some of these heritage homes are reflective of Rajputana and Mughal architecture. The architecture of these royal buildings was such that there were separate viewing galleries for the ladies of these households. There were separate wings constructed for the men, women, guests and the servants of the household.
Over the centuries it has been the custom of these heritage homes in Rajasthan, India, to provide hospitality to every person who visited these homes, now that most of these homes have been transformed into hotels, the owners endeavor to maintain the traditional concept of extending a warm and hospitable atmosphere to each and every individual who visits these hotels in Rajasthan.
After the year 1947, that is in the post independence period the Government of India abolished royal titles and the concept of feudal lords and feudal ownership of lands in Rajasthan. The Government of India withdrew the Privy Purse and special privileges to the royalty. Consequently, members of most of the royal families found it extremely difficult to maintain these huge buildings in Rajasthan. These large mansions lay almost abandoned or unattended till a few enterprising people realized that perhaps the only way to maintain these historic homes was their appropriate reuse. And the large palaces of the Maharajas set precedent by becoming five star luxury hotels. Later some of the heritage homes followed suit and are now functioning as luxury heritage hotels all over Rajasthan.
Welcom Heritage represents some of the best traditions of heritage hospitality in India. After independence in 1947, some of the owners of such glorious properties resolved to preserve the heritage of the past by converting their properties into 'heritage hotels'. And finally, these once-private royal homes opened their doors to share their gracious lifestyles with the world. In doing so, they have ensured that the properties continue to be maintained in a befitting manner. A slice of history that would otherwise have been irretrievably lost continues to survive. With one major difference: You too can now be a part of it!
It offers 20 exclusive heritage destinations in India and a number of resorts.
Even though history is a record of the past, it lives in the present and waits in the future. Come; enact your private history in real life settings.
Where valour, romance, feasting and celebrations have had a history of their own. Our eight Neemrana 'non-hotels'- from the 14th to the 21st centuries offer a panorama of 700 years.
The HRH Group of Hotels offer authentic heritage palace-hotels and historical venues, for memorable events which happens once-in-a-lifetime like 'Regal Weddings' and other events Conferences, Theme Shows, Banquets.
Samode hotels are luxury heritage hotels in India's most exquisite and remote settings. Each property is enhanced by its unique surroundings and expands horizons for travelers while respecting local ways of life. All are family run hotels offering personalized service and attention to detail that makes the welcome warm and the stay unforgettable.
Samode Hotels have three world class luxury hotels in Rajasthan, as different as their location each property upholds the Samode commitment to integrate the highest international standards of hospitality with indigenous culture, designs and materials.
Samode Palace The winner of best Heritage Hotel in the country, for 5 consecutive years, the Palace has been meticulously restored offering a retreat into an aesthetically beautiful environment where visitors can enjoy India's natural beauty and rich history. Samode Palace is one of India's most charming and romantic hotels. It offers a quiet, elegant and luxurious atmosphere.
Samode Haveli he Samode Haveli is a unique small property hotel offering intimate and personalized service. Its unique atmosphere blending the contemporary and the historic elements gives Samode Haveli a warm & friendly atmosphere. It's a home away from home. With its understated luxury, antique furniture, furnishings and original work-of-art, the hotel is a celebration of traditional values and gracious living.
Samode Bagh is a garden paradise located 4 kms from the Samode Palace. It is nestled on 20 acres of beautiful grounds combines warmth and luxury. It is a romantic hideaway, a unique experience of an air-conditioned tented camp where the dune coloured tents are luxuriously furnished with every comfort. The garden is about three blocks long and is enclosed by a 15-foot high stonewall. Two hundred feet long row of fountains fed from natural springs and wells are displayed all along the garden. Victorian and traditional Rajasthan décor echo life in a 16th century luxury camp.


No dia 29 de novembro de 1781, Luke Collingwood, capitão do navio negreiro Zong, ordenou que 133 escravizados cativos em seu navio fossem atirados ao mar devido a uma possível escassez de água potável para a viagem em curso. O trabalho "November 29, 1781" busca rememorar e refletir a vida e morte não só dos escravizados na viagem do navio Zong com destino à Jamaica, mas em todo o processo que significou a exploração escravagista entre os séculos XVI e XIX e que foi o principal motor de desenvolvimento do continente europeu.
Performance resultante de uma pesquisa realizada durante um período de um mês na cidade de Londres, como parte integrante do programa de residência Sesc SP/Central Saint Martins.
No trabalho a artista desenha no solo diversas cruzes utilizando materiais produzidos utilizando mão de obra escravizada, tais como açúcar, café, tabaco, similares a ouro e diamante.
On November 29, 1781, Luke Collingwood, captain of the slave ship Zong, ordered that captive enslaved on his ship be thrown into the sea due to a possible shortage of drinking water for the current voyage. The work "November 29, 1781" seeks to recall and reflect the life and death of not only those enslaved on the voyage of the Zong ship bound for Jamaica, but throughout the process that meant slavery exploitation between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries and which was the main motor of development of the European continent.
Performance resulting from a research conducted over a period of one month in the city of London as part of the SESC/Central Saint Martins residency program.
In the work the artist draws on the ground several crosses using materials produced using enslaved labor, such as sugar, coffee, tobacco, similar to gold and diamond.


Hello, I am working on a little project trying to rewrite the MINIX 3 scheduler in Rust and I need help.
I know that ideally using raw pointers should be avoided, but I am not sure how to do that here.
First, obviously there is no C-like macros, so I replaced all #ifdefs with constants. Another issue is, there is no standard library on MINIX yet, so things like assert! won't work. I am working on getting the standard library to work on there, but no luck yet.
All structs and typedefs from C were converted using rust-bindgen and placed into a separate mod bindings.
The code is using a linked list. Linked lists require a shared mutable ownership, which is risky and not allowed by the borrow checker, so you'll have to use either unsafe raw pointers, or Rc<RefCell<…>> for references to list elements.
Or better, change the algorithm. Get rid of the linked lists completely and use some other container instead, perhaps VecDeque or BinaryHeap.
Thank you so much for your quick response. VecDeque sounds like a great replacement for the linked lists. It seems like I would need the standard library for that to work though, is that correct?
The std implementation is quite big due to it being so flexible, but if you only need to add one element, you might be able to roll your own.


A revolutionary chainless bike that offers comfortability, versatility, and portability. Chainless - Breaking the chain game.
The first chainless bike powered by tungsten gears, and RTS technology. Quick response turning, styling that has never been seen, and operated without chains. This is Chainless.
Chainless S1F is the foldable version of the S1 but takes up half the space. By incorporating the lock-n-go technology, the bike can be tucked, slid, or carried away without the need of a bike rack.
"Folding bikes are usually cumbersome and heavy. The Chainless S1F is extremely light and can be put into a trunk, without the need of folding your backseat, in 15 seconds or less."
Light and strong, the frame is made from 6061 aircraft grade aluminum alloy.
Made from aluminium alloy, the handlebar can be adjusted to the rider's height. Additionally, the rubber compound ergonomic grips provide the rider with two different options for gripping, eliminating numb hands, aching fingers, and tired forearms.
The wheels are made from a high density magnesium alloy which is lighter, yet stronger than traditional wheels. Not only do the wheels reduce weight and improve performance, they do so while looking stylish and modern on the Chainless. The wheels come in three sizes: 20", 24", and 26" .
We didn't cut corners building the bike, nor did we do so with the brakes. Chainless features front and rear disc brakes for precise stopping power.
This is what Chainless is all about...No chains! This is accomplished by replacing the traditional chain with a series of tungsten gears. The Chainless design is superior for several reasons: Unlike traditional materials, tungsten won't rust and Chainless never has to be oiled! No longer will you have to worry about a loose chain or broken link, you can be confident that our Chainless system will always be ready to go. With our innovative design we have eliminated the need for most maintenance tasks, all while making Chainless a smoother, quieter, more reliable ride.
Made from the same materials as the frame so it's light and sturdy.
Constructed with insulated cushioned foam for your rear and engineered to be comfortable for those long rides.
The Chainless seat post is fully adjustable, and ergonomically designed to take away the aches and pains associated with long riding. The design is revolutionary and adjustments can be made in mere seconds.
The fenders are made from polypropylene plastic and provides splash protection for those rainy days.
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Open your Titleblock and Save As YOKE.
Most drawing produced and used in industry are Orthographic (Multi-view) drawings.
Looking at the YOKE we see that the Top View will have overall dimensions of 96mm long by 36mm wide. Draw the overall sizes of the Top view – guess a starting location, as you will move the views later to center the drawing.
Copy (or offset) the lines to locate the circles and draw the circles. Note the outside circles are a counter-bored hole (the outside is a diameter of 10mm and 5mm deep and the through hole is a diameter of 7.2mm).
Project down the lines from the TOP view for the FRONT view (Orthographic Projection) and then create a horizontal line for the bottom of the FRONT view. Then copy (or offset) that line up to the center of the circle and draw in the centerline and draw the circles. Note: Again the location of the FRONT view is only an approximation and the views will be moved later to center the drawing.
Complete the FRONT view using a LINE with the TAN OSNAP .
Create a Vertical line to indicate the left side of the Right Side view – as before this is an approximation, the views will be moved later to center the drawing. Then draw a line from the bottom of the TOP view to the vertical line.
This next step is VERY IMPORTANT if you want to become a true drafter. Create what is call a MITER LINE – this 45° line will be used to project (hence Orthographic Projection) lines from the TOP view to the RIGHT SIDE view or visa versa.
lower TOP View line and left RIGHT View line intersect.
Using the MITER LINE and ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION complete the RIGHT SIDE view and TRIM the lines. Do not erase the Miter Line yet you will need it.
Now you can change the CENTERLINES to the correct layer and lengthen them – Centerlines should protrude past the circle or object (they are used to dimension to).
To change layers click on the lines you wish to change then select the layer you want to change to.
You can also select the Properties icon and then change the layer parameters. This allows you to change many different settings of an object – try it out.
To lengthen the centerlines click on them then select the Grip and move it to the new location – there is no exact amount but look at other drawings to see how they should look.
You will notice that the CENTERLINES are not dashed – you need to set the LTSCALE, that is the Linetype Scale.
To change the Global Linetype Scale type in LTSCALE at the Command Prompt and change it to 7. Many times you will need to use trial and error to find the best setting for your drawing – try from 0.1 to 25.
You can change an individual line or objects Linetype Scale by changing it Properties .
Draw in the HIDDEN lines next, again project them from the other views.
Before dimensioning remember to change your precision settings to the correct amount.
Review the notes on Dimensioning. Following the basic dimensioning rules you will solve most of your dimensioning challenges.
Looking at Dimensioning Rule 2 the following Front View dimensioning has problems.
The 12 with the "X" through it would be double dimensioning. Note: Either 12 or 36 dimension could be removed to stop the double dimensioning – the 96 dimension is needed to give the overall size, this helps when constructing the part the builder can get the correct size material without adding up the sizes.
The circled dimensions are incorrectly done, you should remove the 17 and make it a Radius Dimension and the 44 should only come the centerline of where the radius center-point is. The 44 does give the overall size and can be used as a reference size but usually it is left out when an arc is used.
17. Below is a better way to dimension this object's Front View.
Notice following Dimensioning Rule 4 this object is dimensioned between the Front and Top views and to the right side of the view. At times you will need to dimension elsewhere if it makes the dimensioning less confusing. Also, note that the dimensioning is not on the object.
Following Dimensioning Rule 5 the hidden lines are not dimensioned to instead these will be picked up on the Top View.
Dimensioning the Top View has its own challenges as seen below.
The circled dimensions are okay where they are but they tend to make the dimensioning cluttered and more confusing, in this case it would be better to dimension on the object. Below is the better layout.
To dimension the counter-bored hole first use the Diameter Dimension to set the original size. You will need to change the Dimensioning Style to move the text to where you want and rotate it Horizontally or in ISO format – see below.
To change the 10 to say the proper information you need to Explode the dimension.
Double click on the 10 to open the text editor, and then you can type in the new information as shown.
The Right Side view does not require any dimensions as all the sizes are specified on the Front and Top views.
Move the views so they are balanced on the page.
The last thing to do is center the drawing – to do this make sure to keep the views lined up, therefore move the Front and Top views together when moving sideways and move the Front and Right Side views together when moving up or down.
Fill out the Titleblock appropriately, then printout and hand in for marking.


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Indian bankers in Singapore quit for buyside, fintech
As Indian dealmaking booms, investment banks in Singapore are facing an uphill battle to hire India coverage bankers.
For the first nine months of 2022 foreign banks earned US$231m in merger and acquisition fees from India, compared to US$204m earned in China, according to recently available data from Dealogic.
The rise of Indian dealmaking globally is fuelling demand for India-coverage investment bankers in Singapore. But banks are finding it hard to hire, partly because the increase in dealmaking is a relatively new phenomenon, so the talent pool is small, unlike in private banking, a sector that has long serviced Indian clients from Singapore.
Moreover, some Singapore-based Indian finance professionals don't want to work in the stressful environment of an investment bank.
Many have already exited banking in recent years for opportunities at fintech start-ups and crypto-currency firms. "They are not really inclined to go back to the investment banking scene," says Edward Park, associate director of financial services at Cornerstone Global Partners in Singapore.
Those who do work in investment banking are so sought after that they can make frequent job moves. For example, Park says he recently placed one India-coverage candidate with a Japanese bank in Singapore only for that person to leave a short time later. "He didn't last more than a year and a half, and that's because he was very demanded in the market and he decided to go to a private equity firm instead," says Park.
Underscoring the demand for India experts, two former Bank of Singapore executives, Harsh Vardhan Rungta and Saurabh Rathi, were hired last July to head up the Singapore-based single-family office of the Bangur family, the owners of Graphite India.
Park says the trend of late has been for India experts to head for opportunities in private equity or venture capital. "These guys prefer to be on the buy side instead of the sell side," he says, adding that the compensation packages offered are usually a major drawing card.
Many believe India will continue to be a driver of international deal-making activity this year, as China turns more to its domestic banks under guidance from Beijing. "We need markets like China and India from the Singapore perspective to ride through the recession that might be happening soon," says Park.
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Gov. Little won't commute sick death row inmate's sentence
UPDATED: Sat., Jan. 1, 2022
Idaho Gov. Brad Little speaks at a news conference March 13, 2020, at his Statehouse office in Boise. (Associated Press)
BOISE – Idaho's governor rejected an official recommendation to commute the death sentence of an inmate who is dying of terminal cancer.
Gerald Ross Pizzuto Jr., 65, has been on death row for 35 years after being convicted for the July 1985 slayings of two gold prospectors at a cabin north of McCall. His execution had been scheduled for June 2.
The Idaho Commission of Pardons and Parole said Thursday it had asked Gov. Brad Little to commute the sentence to life in prison. The vote was 4-3.
In suggesting changing the sentence the panel cited Pizzuto's "current medical condition and evidence of his decreased intellectual function."
Pizzuto has bladder cancer, diabetes and heart disease and is confined to a wheelchair. He's been on hospice care since 2019.
In a letter Thursday afternoon responding to the commission, Little said he would not commute Pizzuto's sentence, noting the man committed the Idaho slayings shortly after being released from prison in Michigan where he had been convicted of rape.
"The severity Pizzuto's brutal, senseless, and indiscriminate killing spree strongly warrants against commutation," Little wrote.
Pizzuto's attorneys with the Federal Defender Services of Idaho said in a statement they were grateful for the hard work and thoughtfulness of the commission, and had hoped Little would follow the lead of the commissioners "and commit Idaho to a higher ideal by sparing Mr. Pizzuto an unnecessary execution."
"We are devastated and heartbroken that the Governor, showing no mercy whatsoever, so casually and quickly rejected the Commission's well-reasoned and thoughtful recommendation that Mr. Pizzuto deserves clemency," wrote Deborah Czuba, supervising attorney for the Capital Habeas Unit.
Pizzuto's defense team will continue to pursue other avenues for "preventing the purely vindictive and wasteful execution of a terminally ill old man," Czuba wrote.
"Mr. Pizzuto has been punished and in pain nearly every day of his miserable life – more than 35 years of it wasting away in an isolated cell on death row. Mercy is justified for the crippled, dying man he is now, and a long time coming for the unloved, tortured boy who fell through the cracks," she wrote.Clemency requests are rarely granted in the United States, with fewer than two granted each year since 1976 according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
Court records show Pizzuto's life was marred by violence from childhood. Family members offered gruesome testimony that Pizzuto was repeatedly tortured, raped and severely beaten by his stepfather and sometimes by his stepfather's friends, and he sustained multiple brain injuries.
Pizzuto was camping with two other men near McCall when he encountered 58-year-old Berta Herndon and her 37-year-old nephew Del Herndon, who were prospecting in the area.
Prosecutors said Pizzuto, armed with a .22 caliber rifle, went to the Herndon's cabin, tied their wrists behind their backs and bound their legs to steal their money. He bludgeoned them both.
Pizzuto is one of eight people on Idaho's death row.
Idaho has executed three people since capital punishment was resumed nationwide in 1976.
Keith Eugene Wells was executed in 1994, Paul Ezra Rhodes was executed in 2011 and Richard Albert Leavitt was executed in 2012.
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Anica Landreneau, director of sustainable design based in HOK's Washington, D.C., office, will present "The Deep Retrofit of Historic Buildings," while Kyle Prenzlow, project architect in San Francisco, will present "NOAA's Daniel K. Inouye Regional Center" at the Climate Adaptive Design Symposium in Asheville, North Carolina.
Anica Landreneau, HOK's director of sustainable design, will speak on the Proposed DC Green Building & Energy Codes Update in Washington, D.C., at 8:30 a.m.
The District of Columbia has issued a draft of the updated Green Building and Energy Codes, which are intended to support its sustainability plans and commitment to carbon neutrality. This presentation will focus on the proposed changes in the new codes and the reason for them.
Eric Bogenschutz, design technology manager in HOK's St. Louis office, will present "Trimble Connect to the Rescue: Automated Collaboration at HOK" at the Trimble Dimensions User Conference in Las Vegas at 2:00 p.m.
Since implementing Trimble Connect on many projects, HOK's St. Louis office has reduced manual processes that used to consume valuable project time. This presentation will explore how this office is implementing worldwide sharing capabilities on projects with diversified and decentralized teams.
Paul Joran, senior design professional in HOK's Kansas City office, will present on "This Fittest on Turf: Programming, Designing and Maintaining Turf Fitness Areas" with Laurie Braden of LSU at the Athletic Business Show in New Orleans at 9:30 a.m.
As fitness enthusiasts explore more functional, three-dimensional and ground-based forms of fitness, a well-conceived and dedicated indoor synthetic turf space is critical to the modern facility. By thinking critically through the entire design process, a well-planned indoor fitness turf space can be one of the more economical, functional and utilized spaces of a facility.
Peter Ruggiero, design principal in HOK's Chicago office, will present "Civic Lessons III - The American City at Mid-Century: 2050" at The Casino Club of Chicago at 6:00 p.m.
With the continuing growth of the world population and the expectation that 66% of that population will be living in cities by 2050, architects need to play a larger role beyond building by building intervention. In his ongoing lecture series titled "Civic Lessons," Peter explores the potential role of architects in addressing the challenges and changing definition of the American City in 2050.
Mara Baum, sustainable design leader in HOK's San Francisco office, will speak on "Design for Sustainability and Wellness: Navigating Rating Systems and Standards" at the Healthcare Design Conference in Phoenix at 3:00 p.m.
Healthcare institutions are faced with a barrage of sustainability standards and rating systems. So how do organizations and teams make the best, most streamlined decisions on selecting appropriate tools for high-performance design? This discussion will share Indiana University Health's approach to evaluating and implementing sustainability tools for a new regional academic health center focused on alignment with IU Health's values, culture, schedule and budget.
Julia Monk, director of hospitality design in HOK's Hong Kong office, will participate on a panel discussion on "Power Players: Women Leaders in Hospitality" at BDNY (Boutique Design New York) at 9:30 a.m.
This session brings together women leaders in hospitality design, operations, investment and manufacturing for a lively, strategic discussion on the challenges, opportunities and trends facing the industry. These forward thinkers will give designers insider advice on how they can make the current hotel development and investment climate work to their advantage.
Stasia Czech Suleiman, senior project interior designer in HOK's Chicago office, will participate on the panel discussion "Food for Thought: Connecting the Dots in Experience Design and Community Engagement" for the 2018 IIDA Healthcare Power Lunch in Phoenix at 11:45 a.m.
Design industry leaders will facilitate group discussions to consider how experience design is being implemented in healthcare spaces; examine how community engagement promotes the design of better services, spaces, operations and technologies; and investigate how medical staff relationships influence patient outcomes and staff retention.
Cesar Escalante, design technology manager in HOK's San Francisco office, will participate on a panel discussion on "Form a Superhero Team: How to Connect People and Do Great Things" at Autodesk University in Las Vegas at 2:45 p.m.
This panel discussion will explore techniques and ideas for preparing innovative teams within an established company to champion technology strategy within the firm.
Embla Huang, interior design professional, and Rotimi Seriki, visualization specialist, both in HOK's San Francisco office, will present "How to Empower Design with Immersive Technologies" at Autodesk University in Las Vegas at 2:45 p.m.
This presentation will explore how immersive technologies (XR) can help designers in different phases of the design process and enhance workflows.
Todd Buchanan, project manager and practice leader in HOK's Seattle office, will moderate the panel discussion "How Does Design-Build Lead to Better Design Solutions?" as part of a joint presentation from the AIA Seattle's Committee on Architecture for Education and the Design-Build Institute of America in Seattle at 5:30 p.m.
This panel discussion will focus on the benefits of design-build to both the architect and the owner; what factors contribute most to success; and the biggest obstacles and challenges for architects.
Joyce Chan, sustainable design leader; Trina Marshall, regional leader of consulting; and Blanca Dasi Espuig, sustainable design specialist, will participate on a panel discussion on "Welcome to the Biophilic Concrete Jungle: Exploring the Missing Link in Sustainable Design" at HOK's London office at 5:30 p.m.
HOK's planners and designers are using principles of biophilic design to reconnect people with nature at an everyday level. This means bringing daylight, natural materials, vegetation, outside views and other elements of the environment into the spaces and places we create. This panel discussion will investigate the next green paths leading toward health and well-being for all.
Bill Hellmuth, chairman and CEO at HOK, will present "Climate Solutions Now: Zero Energy Industry Leadership" at Greenbuild in Chicago at 1:30 p.m.
The Paris Accord signaled a new era of climate leadership and action, but recent events in the United States have altered the landscape and slowed the progress on achieving real climate solutions. However, zero energy leadership–which has been leading efforts on building design knowledge and capacity, getting compelling examples built, and mainstreaming new technologies–is rapidly growing. This session will cover how the design community can provide assertive climate leadership at this critical time, outlining how zero energy buildings will become the standard rather than exception.
Alberto Tono, architectural intern in HOK's San Francisco office, will present "BIMHOX: The Evolutionary Information Genes" at Autodesk University at in Las Vegas at 1:30 p.m.
This session will explore the DNA of different buildings, how they compare to living organisms and how deep-learning algorithms can be applied to perform predictive analysis based on the "parents" generation.
Krystal Grubb, senior design professional in HOK's San Francisco office, will present "Taming the Technology Beast: From Veracious Chaos to Objective Collaboration" at Autodesk University in Las Vegas at 2:45 p.m.
Rotimi Seriki, visualization specialist in HOK's San Francisco office, will participate on a panel discussion on "Redshift Live: Is Prefabricated Construction the Answer to Increasing Building Demands?" at Autodesk University in Las Vegas at 4:30 p.m.
This panel discussion will focus on the opportunities and challenges of bringing prefabrication to scale when it's needed most. Could prefab be the antidote to increasing housing demands, skilled-labor shortages and a high-risk/low-margin industry?
Healthcare projects are responding to the changing climate with innovative new building systems and technologies. Beckman will be presenting the resiliency strategies behind NewYork-Presbyterian's David H. Koch Center with Syska Hennessy (MEP/FP engineer) and Thornton Tomasetti (structural).
Paul Woolford, design principal, and Sean Quinn, sustainable design leader, both in HOK's San Francisco office, will present "Genius of Biome: Biomimicry Workshop" at Greenbuild in Chicago at 8:00 a.m.
This hands-on "Challenge to Biology" workshop will introduce participants to the biomimicry process that bases design through the imitation of natural services by looking at Chicago region's temperate biome. Through this experiential process, teams will have the opportunity to create innovative, adaptive and scalable strategies to address key resilience challenges in the built environment, lessons that are translatable to their own context.
Mara Baum, sustainable design leader in HOK's San Francisco office, will present "Reimagining Building Codes: How to Green All Buildings" at Greenbuild in Chicago at 8:00 a.m.
More jurisdictions are placing requirements in building codes that address issues beyond acute life-safety and incorporating strategies that save energy, protect natural resources, provide better indoor air quality and foster greater resilience. Presenters in this session will explore the gaps in current building codes, highlight strategies for spurring more adoptions of green measures and empower participants to impact green codes in their communities.
Bill Mitchell, marketing principal, and Paul McKenzie, managing principal, both in HOK's Ottawa office, will present "Moving Beyond Open Plan" at the Real Property National Workshop in Ottawa at 11 a.m.
The open plan concept, popular more than a decade ago, has since been enhanced with smarter, more advanced planning models. Not only has the nature of work evolved dramatically since the heydays of the open plan in early 2000s, so too has our understanding of how workspaces can foster engagement, satisfaction, and productivity. This presentation will explore how companies determine the right solutions that address the needs of an increasingly mobile workforce; combat the traditional models of space delivery; and create a great experience for teams.


The Fairy Gourdmother® returns with another brilliant step-by-step guide to crafting with gourds, and this time it's for the birds! Follow along as she walks you through building and decorating twelve feathered friends, from the austere Edgar Allen Crow to a super cute pop-up birdie toy. You will learn practical assembly skills and excellent painting techniques so you can adorn your creations with life-like details. Each project comes complete with a detailed supply list, color palette, step-by-step instructions with photos, and a pattern. In addition, the guide offers resources and helpful tips. Ideal for gourders of all ages, this latest how-to is sure to help your gourding skills take flight.
Sammie Crawford, a professional designer, author, and teacher, has been painting since 1987 and has published five books on gourd painting. She lives in Arkansas.


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  "name": "my-app",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "private": true,
  "dependencies": {
    "@testing-library/jest-dom": "^5.16.1",
    "@testing-library/react": "^12.1.2",
    "@testing-library/user-event": "^13.5.0",
    "react": "^17.0.2",
    "react-dom": "^17.0.2",
    "web-vitals": "^2.1.2"
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  "scripts": {
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    "build": "react-scripts build",
    "test": "react-scripts test",
    "eject": "react-scripts eject"
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    "extends": [
      "react-app",
      "react-app/jest"
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I am new to learning react. So i wanted to download react router package. When i install the package any version of react router it gives me an error. I tried to uninstall them and npm audit fix but i didn't work.
function App() {
  return (
    <Router>

        <Navbar />

          <Routes>
              <Route path="/" element={<Home/>}/>
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  );
}

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