Choosing which treatment is the best idea for your case of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma can be a very difficult decision. Any type of treatment represents one type of risk or another, and it can be very tough to tell exactly what is right for you.
One approach that is commonly used to treat those who have a case of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma is the use of chemotherapy. In this article, well let you know all that you need to know about the benefits and the drawbacks of a chemotherapy treatment to deal with Non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Chemotherapy is a type of treatment that employs the use of several different types of drugs to try to eliminate cancerous entities that may be present throughout the human body. Chemotherapy is not used exclusively for lymphoma; many different cancers can be treated through the therapy.
In chemotherapy, the patient either takes some sort of oral medication or has a direct injection of the chemotherapy drugs into their body. The drugs go through the bloodstream, traveling throughout the body and attacking cancer cells.
This treatments goal is to cause the cancer cells to either die or make the cancer cells unable to replicate, limiting the scope of the cancer problem. There are several different drugs that are used in chemotherapy, with different dosages and types of drugs given to deal with different types of cancer.
When it comes to receiving chemotherapy treatment, there are a few terms that you should know to better understand how often youll be receiving the treatment. The word dose refers to how much chemotherapy will be done in one session. Cycles indicate a period of time in which you are undergoing the treatment, lasting for a few days at a time.
While chemotherapy is one of the most effective methods that we have in modern medicine when it comes to attacking cancer, it does have some serious repercussions on the body of the patient. Many patients that undergo chemotherapy treatment experience intense feelings of nausea. Lately, that effect has been limited due to the introduction of drugs such as Zofran which were created to specifically deal with the effects of nausea that are felt by chemotherapy patients.
Another side effect that often occurs is hair loss. Since chemotherapy drugs work by attacking cells that grow fast, the follicles of hair found on your head and throughout your body may be damaged by the drugs as well. This is an unfortunate side effect which can cause much mental trauma to the patient.
It is good to know, however, that the hair loss experienced during chemotherapy is temporary, and the hair should grow back properly after the treatment has ended. There are many other side effects that may occur, including sores in the mouth, anemia, and diarrhea. While there are numerous side effects, chemotherapy still may be the best option when it comes to treating your cancer.
As always, before you make any decisions regarding exactly what you want to do to treat your condition, you should speak to a doctor to get a professional opinion on exactly what type of treatment is right for you.
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Lushington, Mrs Charles Narrative of a Journey from Calcutta to Europe, by way of Egypt, in the years 1827 and 1828. London John Murray 1829
Second edition pp.xii, 280. A very good copy bound in contemporary (or slightly later) half morocco, cloth boards. Minor wear to head of spine.
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Mrs Lushington was the wife of Charles Lushington who had arrived in India in 1801, and served in the I.C.S., rising to become Private Secretary to the Governor General and Chief Secretary to the Government of India. Her account of the journey, written partly in first and partly in third person suggests she travelled accompanied, but makes no mention of her husband. The first edition, also 1829, was issued with an engraved frontispiece, "The Tukhte Rowan in the Desert". We believe this was not included in the second edition - certainly it is not present here.
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Without doubt, the United Kingdom is one of the most visited countries in the world and for good reason. With so much to see and do spread over a relatively small area, it makes the perfect location to head to if you're looking to maximise your time on vacation. Regardless of whether you're going to the UK with a group of friends or by yourself, there will be things to do for everyone. Here we look at the top 5 things to do if you're heading there alone.
London is the capital city of England and has been its historic centre for millennia. As a result, London is absolutely teeming with things to see and do, from small local pubs in the many backstreets, to tours and numerous museums and other attractions. A good piece of information to note is that all the museums in London are free. 100% free. The Natural History Museum and the British Museum are the two best ones for anyone on a visit to London and looking to take in a bit of the history of the land and the country. The Tower of London is ideal for anyone on their own and looking to explore the sordid history of London – with its time as both a historic royal palace as well as a prison, the Tower is the place to see. A quick rundown of other attractions in London include the Dungeon (don't go alone if you're easily spooked, though!), Westminster Abbey (tours available) and the palaces of Windsor/Hampton Court. All of these suggestions are great for anyone travelling solo with the exception of the Dungeons.
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and is a great place to head to for a bit of history as well as some stunning scenery. The Scots are naturally a very welcoming people and Edinburgh lives up to this reputation well. For the best in sightseeing you can catch one of the hop-on, hop-off buses that takes you around the main sights of the city and drops you off where you like. With castles, great pubs and some fantastic walking routes available as well as museums and a bustling, vibrant nightlife, Edinburgh is great for travellers on their own.
A small city near the larger metropolis of Manchester, Chester is a beautiful medieval city teeming with charm and character. With its medieval market "rows" – elevated walkways featuring shops and bakeries along its main thoroughfare amid centuries old buildings made of Tudor era wooden beams – its not only exceptionally picturesque, but welcoming as well. Chester also features old city walls and great transport links so if you want to get out of the city, it's simple and seamless. Popular routes include heading over to the Yorkshire Dales or going into Wales into the Snowdonia National Park.
Speaking of Snowdonia National Park, this is an absolutely stunning bit of the UK that is perfect for those both in groups or on their own. The tiny mountain town of Betws-y-Coed is situated perfectly to help visitors maximise their time in the park and is one of the main stops on the fantastic Snowdon Link bus – a bus that for £1 takes you through the valleys of the area, past lakes, and to the foot of some of Snowdon's favourite climbing routes. Snowdon is easily climbed by most, but if you aren't up for it, you can catch the bus to Llangollen, and pay to go up on the small land train.
Salisbury enjoys excellent connections by train to London and Bath/Bristol. It's a lovely, welcoming, medieval market city (more like a town!) with an impressive cathedral to visit as well as a bustling market square on Tuesdays and Saturdays as well as numerous pubs and the medieval Poultry Cross – an impressive example of medieval architecture. Be sure to stop for a pint in the Haunch of Venison – a pub so old it's purported to be made from old ship beams brought up from the coast in the 1200s and used initially as the hostel for the men working on the cathedral at that time. Ask the bar staff for more history, including the story of the hand – you might be surprised at the secrets that lurk within. A great place to hob nob with the locals as well – if they find out you're on your own and you aren't local, chances are you'll be swept up in conversation.
So there you have a couple of top ideas for those who are coming to the UK solo. There are countless other things to do in the UK if you're travelling alone – the only limitation is your own comfort zone as well as well as those looking for more excitement. The UK is a wonderful and welcoming place for travellers, so pack your bags and grab your wellies – the UK awaits!
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Caterina Sforza (1463-1509), regent of Imola and Forlì and progenitrix of the Medici Grand Ducal dynasty, had a keen interest in scientific experiment. She collected over four hundred alchemical, medicinal, and cosmetic recipes, and corresponded with other alchemical adepts about materials and laboratory techniques. Her example reflects a more general fascination with secrets that enthralled courts throughout early modern Europe, giving rise to a lively market for such information. It also offers an opportunity to explore some of the ways in which women—and men—engaged with scientific culture on the cusp of the Scientific Revolution in pursuit of health, beauty, wealth, and power. Not only is Caterina Sforza's experimental activity emblematic of the wider panorama of women's involvement in early modern scientific culture, but it also situates her at the origins of a Medici interest in alchemy and experiment that stretched well into the seventeenth century.
Meredith K. Ray is associate professor of Italian at the University of Delaware and the author of Daughters of Alchemy: Women and Scientific Culture in Early Modern Italy, forthcoming from Harvard University Press. Her first book, Writing Gender in Women's Letter Collections of the Italian Renaissance (Toronto, 2009), was awarded an American Association of Italian Studies (AAIS) book prize. She has received grants and fellowships from organizations including the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Renaissance Society of America, and the American Association of University Women.


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The Public Dispensary of Edinburgh was the first free-of-charge hospital in Scotland.

History
Edinburgh has a history of providing free medical care to the poor. In first meeting of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, in 1681, the Fellows drew up a scheme to provide free medical care for the poor of Edinburgh. By the eighteenth century, Edinburgh remained overcrowded, disease-ridden, and overflowing with the poor. In 1705, the Fellows at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh unanimously agreed to continue providing medical aid for the poor by two Fellows per year at their new premises in Fountain Close. This "Dispensary" service continued at Fountain Close until 1729 when it transferred to the new "Physicians' Hospital or Infirmary for the Sick and Poor."

A Dispensary for the Infant Poor had already been established in London in 1769, although it did not survive, and the idea expanded. By 1776, Dispensaries had been established across England. Edinburgh's public dispensary was founded in 1776 by Andrew Duncan and provided the impoverished in the city with free medical advice. It opened in West Richmond Street in 1783. The Dispensary was established and financed as a public charity from the beginning and was an extension of Duncan's teaching program. Patients attending the Dispensary received free medicines and advice and in return agreed to be demonstrations in Duncan's classes.

In June 1815, William Pulteney Alison and other Fellows of the Public Dispensary of Edinburgh founded another public dispensary in Edinburgh's New Town. Alison felt a second dispensary was justified to meet the demands of the city's poor. The Royal Dispensary was only open two days a week and had no established system for home visiting. It received a royal charter on 13 January 1818, becoming the Royal Public Dispensary of Edinburgh.

The trustees of the Royal Dispensary donated their building at West Richmond Street and its remaining funds to the University of Edinburgh in 1963. The University
refurbished the building and renamed it the Mackenzie Medical Centre, after Sir James Mackenzie, a general practitioner. The Royal Dispensary also endowed the first Chair of General Practice in the world, at the University of Edinburgh, to which Richard Scott was appointed later that year.

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"Doc, this is it! This is what life is all about! We'll never live more than we are right now, this minute."
"Doc," a 42-year-old Harvard psychologist named Timothy Leary- listened attentively. His test subject was "high" on psilocybin, a mushroom derivative and one of the family of hallucinatory drugs along with LSD ( lysergic acid diethylamide ) and mescaline. Through such tests, Leary and his Harvard colleague, assistant professor Richard Alpert, pursued the ageless vision that drug-induced "insights" can be used to make men wiser, kinder, more creative.
Harvard and its president Nathan Pusey, however, thought otherwise. Ex ercising the power to discharge faculty members for "grave misconduct and neglect of duty" for the first time in a century, Harvard fired Leary and Alpert. The reason given for Alpert's dismissal was that he had reneged on a promise not to give hallueillatory drugs to undergraduates. But the real reason was that Alpert, like Leary, has become a propagandist for thc drugs. "Every American citizen has the right to use them to explore his own consciousness," he insists
Changes: Last year, the two psychologists established the incredibly named International Federation for Internal Freedom to foster transcendental living through drugs; the IFIF now maintains two Newton, Mass., homes for "communal living." Both men took the drugs themselves-Alpert says he has "had the drug experience" more than 100 times in three years. The sessions, he said last week, "led to very dramatic changes-I'm not a Harvard professor any more." Becoming serious, he added: "I now have increased openness with other people, and more creativity in dealing with intellectual problems."
But, according to Dr. David C. McClelland, head of Harvard's Department of Social Relations, the more drugs Leary and Alpert took. "the less they were interested in science."
Kaleidoscope: Actually, Leary's and Alpert's use of hallucinatory drugs is embarrassing to other researchers, who point out that LSD and related compounds are yielding important new information on how the mind works. The chief effect, University of Maryland psychiatrist Dr. Gerald Klee suggests in the current Archives of General Psychiatry, seems to be a stimulation of tht brain's sensory centers combined with a blocking of the areas that make sense of the information. The result is a kaleidoscope of stimuli assaulting a mind which has lost memorv, reasoning power, and time sense. In anyone who already has a poor grasp of reality, psychiatrists warn, the drugs may awaken latent psychotic tendencies.
The drugs are not habit-forming, but under new Federal regulations research on them must be approved bv the Food and Drug Administration. The deposed researchers apparently aren't even goi ng to apply; last week Leary was in the Mexican fishng village of Zihuatanejo near Acapulco where the IFIF has taken a 22-month lease on a hotel which can accommodate 52 people.
Leary Claims he has turned down "more than 100 people" who want to come to his utopia at $200 a month plus $6 for each hullcinatory "experience." The plan, he says, is to train "doctors and psychologists in administering LSD and other drugs in IFIF joy an happiness centers in the U.S."
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Meet the Designers Who Transformed Brooklyn's Coolest Club
Jael Goldfine
Brooklyn nightlife is in transition. It's been years since basements and warehouses gave way to a more regulated club-centric scene. But already, a wave of beloved bars and venues, particularly of the glittery, gritty hole-in-wall variety like Spectrum to Output, have been pushed out or are hanging by a GoFundMe: victims of gentrification's rising operation costs and hungry developers.
Enter Elsewhere, a cavernous indie club-meets-rock hall off the Jefferson L stop in Bushwick, which opened its doors in 2017, aiming to provide modern infrastructure to Brooklyn's scene while maintaining a DIY, for-the-people ethos. It's working: Elsewhere has become a home base for an incredibly diverse line-up from indie rock staples (Mitski, Porches), moshing punks (Iceage), pop faves (SOPHIE, Kim Petras, Rina Sawayama), up-and-coming rappers (Thutmose, Bali Baby) plus, of course, long lists of newcomers and DJs with vowel-less, unpronounceable names.
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It's among the few places to dance late into the night in Brooklyn that feels relaxed and unpretentious — but also forgoes gritty nostalgia for "the idea of a DJ in a dark warehouse." Elsewhere might look like an industrial compound from outside, through in its doors is a menagerie of curated rooms: Zone One is a cozy disco-ball lit bar space, The Hall is a minimalist sculptural cavern, The Rooftop is a casual summer haven, and the newly renovated Loft is a swinging happy hour lounge.
Safwat Riad and Signe Pierce — veterans of the NYC club world — are two of the designers responsible for it. Safwat, an industrial designer (whose resume includes work on Bossa Nova Civic Club, Mood Ring, Juno, Short Stories, Output, Mirage and others) conceptualized the space, while Signe, a multimedia artist, set the mood with lighting. The pair first met while working together on Rose Gold, a nearby Bushwick club.
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Together, for Elsewhere's (metaphorical) attic, they created a '70s-inspired lounge that joins the warm tones of a "back-to-nature" utopia with "high tech futurism." With stripy floors, draping plants, soft pink and blue lighting, exposed wood and spaceship-like portal windows, The Loft is a retro-futuristic garden party and an all-purposes watering hole. It's "the first to open and last to close" of Elsewhere's rooms: the perfect cozy happy hour spot, located on top of the coolest music venue. Opening at 5:00 PM each day, friends can grab a drink before heading downstairs for the show, or stay upstairs to dance while DJs spin from the sculptural, glowing orb-like DJ booth, custom designed by Safwat — who sees the DJ booth as "the modern day piano, a centerpiece."
Photo: Luis Nieto Dickens / @nietodickens
PAPER sat down with Signe and Safwat to chat about The Loft, Elsewhere's niche in Brooklyn's landscape, and their perspectives on the state of NYC nightlife at large.
Tell me a little about your design concept for the Elsewhere Loft. What atmosphere you were trying to create?
Safwat: For the loft, I wanted to focus on exploring the music, art, and interior design of the 70's, a period dominated by sleek, minimalist modernism, earth tones, warm colors, nature-loving hippie domes, and high tech futurism. The era was greatly influenced by the back-to-nature movement that arose from the hippie rejection of consumerism and materialism, which resulted in an aesthetic focused on mesh surroundings and open-plan living with big windows, indoor gardens, hanging plants, and exposed ceiling beams.
My goal for the loft was to create a 70's time warp experience with a modern twist. I wanted it to be as if you were walking into a Stanley Kubrick film, the bath scene from The Shining or Korova Milk Bar in A Clockwork Orange. These concepts developed in the early stages came about after going to the Elsewhere's former venue, Glasslands, in early 2008-2012 to watch psychedelic, noise and experimental rock bands, seeing the famous LED lit-up clouds from the balcony, riding my bike with an exciting date and painting graffiti on my way there and back. There was something quite romantic and exciting about the experience.
Signe: It's really amazing how much light can impact the energy of a space, so for the Loft we wanted to focus on creating a more nurturing, intimate space from the other areas of Elsewhere. One of my favorite aspects of nightlife that I think is often overshadowed by the partying are the intimate conversations that you end up having with people once you're off the dance floor, sitting in the lounges, booths and more low key areas of the club. This is a zone where people can come to have a conversation.
Any inspirations/precedents you were drawing from aesthetically?
Safwat: My process starts by warming up my hands with line work and geometric shapes from mood boards I create that fit each project, later extruding a lot of the ideas into Rhino and Blueprints for the space. Then I transform it into CN4D renders that allow me to visualize the materials, looks, lighting, in 360 VR renders.
Signe: For me, the goal for this project was to create warmth and dynamism in the space using architectural accent lighting while working to highlight key elements of Safwat's designs. When I came into the original space before construction, I turned off all the lights and started adding lighting, one by one, to see which areas really needed to glow up. After that I mixed the results with Safwat's renders in order to figure out how and where the lighting could best be utilized, which ended up leading to the creation of a few unique lighting fixtures that his studio constructed and designed for the space.
Photo: Signe Pierce
When and why did you get involved in designing club spaces?
Safwat: I was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt in a family full of architects and engineers. Growing up, I also watched my father hosting large-scale parties in our backyard for work events, so I grew up seeing how much effort goes into production for a few hours of entertainment. I saw Jean Michel Jarre's "The Pyramid's Millenium Sound and Light Performance" at the Pyramids in Giza, which was an incredible performance at a magical historical place.
A few years later I was doing live visuals and DJing when I met Bossa Nova Civic Club owner John Barclay, who gave me one of my first commissions designing the facade of their DJ booth. This led me to Magick City in Greenpoint, Output, Mood Ring, Rose Gold, Sustain Release and eventually Elsewhere.
Signe: I had done a lot of lighting and projection installations with brands and galleries, but my first real foray into club lighting was working as the creative director of Rose Gold Cocktail Bar in Bushwick in 2017. I had been working on music videos and photo shoots before I started getting into interiors. It seemed like a natural progression, given that a big part of my artistic output has me using color and lighting as a primary medium. I think that lighting is a really underrated art form in nightlife and in interior design — it just seems to be an afterthought for a lot of people, when in actuality it is one of the most essential design elements to be considered. I enjoy the act of curating vibes and auras for people to connect in, which is what nightlife and club scenes are all about.
What has it been like seeing people respond to and interact with the space?
Signe: It's been really positive! Nothing makes me happier than casually viewing people's Instagram stories and seeing that they're hanging out in the space.
Safwat: There has been a lot of good reviews, a lot of events, a lot of making out, a lot of selfies and a lot of dancing. People seem to enjoy the fresh new look of the space: the transition from dark entrance to a bright space, the sleek opening in the wall, the open space, the more intimate seating arrangement, My team did an incredible job: from Signe's colorful lighting, Kristine's vibrant plants – it all came together really well. The overall vibe is chic, minimal, stylish, warm, comfortable, and fun. I have definitely witnessed many great moments in the space.
What do you see as Elsewhere's niche in NYC nightlife?
Safwat: At the moment, I think Elsewhere stands at the top with its unique characteristics. They have tons of space. It's affordable and in a great location. Most importantly, they cater to all sorts of crowds with interests ranging from experimental rock to techno. Especially with Output and Spectrum unfortunately closing down, people need a safe space to get their freak on. It also provides a space to foster new talent and showcase up-and-coming artists, allowing for all sorts of immersive art experiences including DJs, bands, performers, and dancers. Elsewhere is a large-size venue that is able to handle large events with professional production that still remains connected to the underground.
Signe: I feel like Elsewhere is a stylish, mature venue space for Bushwick that feels both contemporary and authentic. For fans of alternative/indie/underground music, the East Village and Williamsburg venues have dominated the scene, but now we're giving Bushwick its time.
What has it been like to get to curate so much of the NYC and Brooklyn club scene?
Safwat: I see designing club spaces as designing the modern-day church. Which parallels to the Sistine chapel ceiling painted by Michelangelo. The club is a space where everyone comes together from all different walks of life to experience pure joy & inspiration. I want people to feel as if everyone in the space is abstractly involved in a performance art piece. I also see the DJ booth as a modern day piano, a centerpiece where people gather to dance and watch musical performance. For me personally this more than just a job. It's more of a purpose to create beautiful experiences for people.
It has always been a dream of mine to be a contemporary techno architect. It's a really exciting time for music and technology. Using VR to purpose my vision to clients. Using technology like CNC MACHINES, PLASMA, LASER to cut custom shapes and engrave in materials. Programmable lighting, it's also becoming a lot more accessible and easy to use every day. Its more exciting with the third industrial revolution on rise. 3D printing and Robotic 5 axis CNC machines are also on rise. Now days you can spray coat sculptures and materials with metals like steel and copper which was under heard of before.
What do you make of the state of NYC and Brooklyn nightlife? How have you seen it evolve as you've been working as a designer in the scene?
Safwat: It's evolved tremendously, largely in part to the Let NYC Dance movement and repeal of the Cabaret Law, but as well to the crack down occurring on these DIY venues and raves. It's fascinating to see clubs open and close, and saddening to see community staples like Spectrum and Output forced to close their doors.
This era reminds me of the Italian radical disco-embodying the architecture and night life of the 60s. Night clubs were opening across Italy, collaborating with visual, light, installation and performance artists to create these environments outside of what had become the "norm" for clubs. The best example of this would have to be Piper Club, which opened in 1965 in an abandoned cinema in Rome. Young and experimental designers and architects (Gianni Colombo, Gruppo 9999 and Super Studio, to name a few) were brought on to build out a space that explored reconfigurable furnishings, while utilizing advanced audio and visual technologies, to create a unique experience relatively foreign to the nightclub circuit at the time. You see this happening a lot in these New York venues and it's definitely evolving into something a lot greater than just the idea of a DJ in a dark warehouse.
Signe: I've been living in New York for 11 years — so while I'm not a certified OG, I've seen a lot of spaces come and go. Over the years, NYC nightlife has had its ups and downs, but I would say that we are definitely in an upswing right now. I remember around 2011, I felt really disenchanted with the New York Scene — everything felt commodified and soulless. All the Brooklyn bars looked like they were designed by artisanal taxidermists, and in order to have a real club experience you had to lug yourself to the West Side Highway to go to one of the bottles-and-models clubs that are built around exclusivity and privileged hierarchies. A lot of people can't afford that kind of bougie club experience, and honestly don't want to be around that kind of bloated excess, so it was amazing to watch Brooklyn, and specifically Bushwick, start to take the reigns around 2012 by fostering multiple legendary party spaces and underground raves.
We've lost a lot of the great Brooklyn DIY spaces in the past 5 years — Body Actualized Center, Glasslands, Steel Drums, 285 Kent and Trip House come to mind — but there's also been a shift in the nightlife scene with some of these DIY space runners opening real, legitimate establishments. Bossa Nova Civic Club spawned from 285 Kent, SPR from Happy Fun Hideaway, Elsewhere spawned from Glasslands, and these spaces are continuing to spawn other new, great spaces like Mood Ring and H0L0. There are a lot of incredible underground parties that happen every month, if you know where to find them. The range and variety of programming in all of these spaces reflect a culture built around inclusivity and progressive energy which (in my opinion) makes Bushwick the most exciting scene in the city.
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VCS Debuts on Inc. Magazine's List of America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies
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Inc. magazine has ranked Visual Computer Solutions (VCS) as the #1 provider of time and labor management solutions across multiple verticals in the NYC metro area on its 36th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy's most dynamic segment— its independent small and midsized businesses. Companies such as Microsoft, Dell, Domino's Pizza, Pandora, Timberland, LinkedIn, Yelp, Zillow, and many other well-known names gained their first national exposure as honorees of the Inc. 5000.
"We challenge ourselves to think beyond time and attendance, venturing into the more sophisticated realm of creating proactive and predictive solutions. Adopting this mindset has resulted in great achievements and we look forward to establishing ourselves as a perennial contributor on the INC. 5000 lists for years to come," says VCS' CEO, Guy DiMemmo.
The 2017 Inc. 5000, unveiled online at Inc.com and with the top 500 companies featured in the September issue of Inc. (now available on newsstands) is the most competitive crop in the list's history. The average company on the list achieved a mind-boggling three-year average growth of 481%. The Inc. 5000's aggregate revenue is $206 billion, and the companies on the list collectively generated 619,500 jobs over the past three years. Complete results of the Inc. 5000, including company profiles and an interactive database that can be sorted by industry, region, and other criteria, can be found at www.inc.com/inc5000.
"The Inc. 5000 is the most persuasive evidence I know that the American Dream is still alive," says Inc. President and Editor-In-Chief Eric Schurenberg. "The founders and CEOs of the Inc. 5000 tell us they think determination, risk taking, and vision were the keys to their success, and I believe them."
The annual Inc. 5000 event honoring all the companies on the list will be held from October 10 through 12, 2017 at the JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa in Palm Desert, CA. Speakers include some of the greatest entrepreneurs of this and past generations, such as former Ford president Alan Mullaly, FUBU CEO and founder and "Shark Tank" star Daymond John, Dollar Shave Club founder Michael Dubin, researcher and #1 New York Times bestseller Brené Brown, and Gravity Payments' founder and CEO Dan Price.
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Riveting images of people living with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s, taken by Atlanta-area photographer Billy Howard, are the basis for this exhibit curated by Rose Library curator Randy Gue. The exhibit features 17 photographs, each showing a person with HIV/AIDS—or their loved one—and a handwritten message from that person about living with the disease. The photographs are stark and yet moving, and the messages reveal hope and resilience. The exhibit includes some of the photo subjects' letters to Howard, as well as audio clips, accessible from the Woodruff Library exhibitions webpage with a mobile phone, which discusses stories behind some of the photographs.


26: BARANGAY LA SALLE XXVI: One Team Fight! Green White Fight!
Go go go La Salle!
Ang ganda ng bahay madam @rothemarie!
parenew po ng residence certificate.
In behalf of all the LaSallians, I personally would like to welcome you to our new house!
Justine, like what everybody says will most likey be a Libero.
Good morning champs and congrats sa bagong bahay.
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Wilmington debates public nudity ordinance
By Steve Zind | August 27, 2002
(Host) Voters in Wilmington decide today whether they'll keep a town ordinance banning nudity. Selectman passed the ordinance earlier this summer in response to complaints about behavior at a popular swimming area. Last night the Selectboard held a special town meeting to respond to questions about the ban.
VPR's Steve Zind reports.
(Zind) The debate Monday night pitted concerns about morality against arguments for personal freedom. The ordinance is designed to bring an end to a long tradition of nude swimming in an area of the Harrison Reservoir in Wilmington. Supporters of the ban say the nudity has spread to parts of the shoreline frequented by families and nearby property owners who may be offended by practice. They also site instances of lewd behavior and a recent arrest at the reservoir.
Selectman Paul Kasanoff defended the expense of enforcing the law. And Kasanoff says the benefits of outlawing public nudity outweigh any concerns about the impact on other activities in the community:
(Kasanoff) "I take issue with someone that says it may cost us a few extra dollars'. I think morality priorities are the first thing. As far as theatre performances, if we have to have a few plays scratched because of nudity, then so be it. So I think you should vote no' tomorrow and uphold this ordinance and keep this town moral and safe and stop all the people coming in here to perform the disgusting things that they are."
(Zind) Kasanoff says out-of-state bathers are drawn to area by web site postings which tout Wilmington as a Mecca for nude swimming. Wilmington's police chief says his department receives one or two complaints a year about lewd behavior at the reservoir.
Opponents of the ordinance say a small minority is responsible for the conduct. They argued the town should simply enforce existing state laws governing lewd and lascivious behavior. Wilmington resident Gary Austin says the new ordinance is a step in the wrong direction.
(Austin) "It troubles me, Paul, when you say well just one play or two we can't have'. Well, let's burn a few books. Only because we have allowed ourselves as a nation and as people, to grow, all the good stuff has come about. We diminish ourselves endlessly and tragically when we diminish our liberties."
(Zind) Rutland and South Burlington are the only other Vermont towns with ordinances banning nudity. Both were developed in response to nightclubs featuring nude dancing.
For Vermont Public Radio, I'm Steve Zind in Wilmington.


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Regarding the bilateral meetings of the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Kyrgyz Republic to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan H.E. Mr. Ulanbek Totuiaev in Karachi
Regarding the meetings of the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan to Pakistan H.E. Mr. U.Totuiaev with the Chief Minister and Governor of Sindh Province of Pakistan, as well as the Administrator of Karachi
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Bishop to launch World Mission Month with a focus on Vietnam
Sister Mary Hoaian with children in front of the current water pump
A comprehensive community building program in Vietnam is at the heart of Catholic Mission's World Mission Month in 2017, which will be launched by Bishop of Bathurst, Michael McKenna this week in Mudgee.
Sister Mary Hoaian and the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, who are based in the coastal mountain diocese of Nha Trang, are the focus of this year's World Mission Month parish appeal. The Sisters run a multifaceted program for local communities in their diocese, including in Xuan Son, where their activities include kindergarten education, scholarships for older children, nutrition, health and wellbeing, medicines and a clean water program.
Catholic Mission's National Director, Father Brian Lucas, says the Sisters' challenge to minister in a Vietnamese community is immense. 'Under the communist government in Vietnam, Church activities are limited to within the walls of the church itself,' he says.
'What the Sisters are doing is extraordinary under the circumstances, as they reach out to Vietnam's forgotten farming families living in isolated communities like Xuan Son,' Father Lucas says.'One third of the children living in these communities suffer from stunted growth and other birth defects due to polluted water and malnutrition.'
Throughout World Mission Month in October, the appeal will specifically raise funds for the various aspects of the Sisters' program, including a new water filter for the kindergarten and pastoral centre from where the program is operated.
'Even though there is a water filter on site, it is not adequate to ensure safety and cleanliness,' says Father Lucas. 'The Sisters are urgently seeking to install a larger capacity water filter, which will provide fresh, clean water for the entire community.
'The appeal's theme, from John 4:14, "Whoever drinks of the water that I shall give will never thirst again" is entirely fitting for the work of missionaries to quench both the physical and spiritual thirst of communities around the world.'
'Pope Francis tells us the Church's mission to all people is based on the transformative power of the Gospel,' says Father Lucas. 'There is a transformative power for the people of Xuan Son through the actions of Sister Mary and the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.'
St Matthew's Catholic School, Mudgee, will host the annual diocesan launch on Thursday, September 7th. Bishop McKenna will lead the celebration and present this year's Primary Schools' Christmas Art Show Awards. For more information on the appeal, including the video 'Mission at the Heart', please visit www.catholicmission.org.au/wmm/2017-world-mission-month.


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The Crystal Bridges Museum Announces an Ambitious Expansion, With Plans to Grow Its Footprint by 50 Percent | Artnet News
The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is marking its tenth birthday with a major growth spurt. The museum in Bentonville, Arkansas—a small city best known as the home of Walmart's headquarters—has announced it will build an architectural expansion to increase its footprint by 50 percent.
The project will be overseen by Safdie Architects, which also designed the museum's original facility. It will add nearly 100,000 square feet to the museum's 200,000-square-foot campus, increase gallery space by 65 percent, add educational spaces, a dedicated floor for community gathering, a circular event plaza, and a new windowed bridge to showcase art that is not light sensitive.
Construction is due to begin in 2022, with the goal of a grand opening in 2024. A representative for the museum told Artnet News that Crystal Bridges will remain fully operational throughout, though visitors may be rerouted at times.
A rendering of the new bridge connecting two galleries, with view to cafe and natural surroundings. Courtesy of Safdie Architects
"With the number of visitors we welcome annually, it's timely to enlarge our building and make sure more people can access these offerings," Alice Walton, the Walmart heiress who founded the museum in 2011, said in a statement. "Having Safdie Architects expand on its original Crystal Bridges design with this new addition will create a unified experience for enjoying art, nature, and architecture."
As a precursor to the main expansion, the museum will unveil a larger exhibition space this summer to host "Crystal Bridges at 10" (July 10–September 27), an anniversary show offering highlights from the collection as well as "10 distinct art experiences" ranging from Maxfield Parrish's The Lantern Bearers to a room of art curated by artist Dyani White Hawk (Sičangu Lakota).
Since 2011, Crystal Bridges—which does not charge admission—has hosted more than five million visitors. The museum opened with a collection of around 1,500 artworks spanning five centuries of American art. It now has more than double that number, with holdings clocking in at 3,500, according to a representative. The museum earned accolades for a 2018 reinstallation of its early American art galleries, which incorporated Native American, folk, and Spanish Colonial objects, as well as bilingual text.
Recent acquisitions include works by 25 Native American artists, Sam Gilliam, Amy Sherald, and 34 artworks featured in "State of the Art 2020," a sprawling contemporary art survey that sought to spotlight talents outside major art-world centers. That show debuted alongside the grand opening of the Momentary, a 63,000-square-foot satellite space dedicated to contemporary art.
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Fashion designer Masaba Gupta today unveiled the designer version of Tata Nano.
Fashion designer Masaba Gupta today unveiled the designer version of Tata Nano on the opening day of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2014.
Inspired by her quirky yet chic pop prints,the small car designed by Gupta is a part of the new ad campaign that celebrates the spirit of young achievers.
"My new design is basically to celebrate the awesomeness in youth and the initiative was basically to do a fun car which would be a limited edition and auction it for charity," Masaba told PTI.
This limited edition car has got neon pink polka dots on the body and ikat interior with black and white stripes.
Masaba,24,who herself owns an electric blue Nano,said her collaboration with the brand happened few months ago.
"I was a part of TV commercial that came out couple of months ago and it was about young achievers from various fields. It was a great fun to design the car because I have to come out of my comfort zone for it," she said.
Masaba,who is the daughter of actress Neena Gupta and cricketer Vivian Richards,will also open the 22nd fashion week with her young collection for teenagers.


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Radio Nights: a music education via the airwaves
When I was young, my family lived on the flanks of Cheyenne Mountain outside Colorado Springs, Colorado. My father would scan the horizon to the east and say, "on a clear day you can see Kansas from here."
When he wasn't making pronouncements like that he was playing music. Not of his own making but recorded music. After work and all day, every day on weekends, he had music playing on the phonograph.
By the time I got smart enough to know more about music, I started to kid my father that if a composer or bandleaders name had a "B" in it, their music was to his liking.
I learned first about the three big "B's"- Bach, Beethoven and Brahms although I was way more interested in my father's other B's: Bix (as in Beiderbeck), Benny (as in Goodman) and Basie (as in Count).
I also found his third B group -- Broadway musicals -- interesting. And there was always a 33rpm recording of the latest hot musical show that got played to death when my father came home from a business trip to New York City.
The musicals started with "Oklahoma" then came "South Pacific" and "Kismet" and so on for years.
But while my father was playing lots of good music, I was getting turned on to a lot of things musically I'd never heard before via my small console radio. The same radio I put under my covers at night, so only I could hear it and was certain it was well hidden when my parents came to check to make sure I was in bed.
It was there that I first discovered the joys of living at over 6,000 feet on a mountainside with a somewhat interrupted air space between our house and the mysterious Midwest and South,
So at age 10, I started twisting the dial to listen to all this nighttime radio on stations that seemed to come in as clearly as if they were located in downtown Colorado Springs.
My first big finds were those just-over-the-border megawatt stations in Mexico that played a lot of C and W and offered things like: " 100 Baby chickens for $19.95".
Tired of them I was running down the AM band one Sunday night when I came on a voice saying: "this is WWL New Orleans. Now let's join Tony Almarico and his band down at the Steel Pier."
Suddenly there was Dixieland jazz coming out of the radio followed by inane patter like, "Well Tony how are the boys in the band doing tonight?"
"Great, we're just happy to get some toe tapping music out over the air."
OK, it was cornball but I loved the fact that I was listening to a station from New Orleans. I mean New Orleans was way over there on the map on my bedroom wall.
So I kept my dial set on WWL only to tune in on Monday to find Tony Almarico and his band gone replaced by a show called "Moonglow With Martin."
Martin, I can't recall his first name, was the epitome of what I would come to know as cool. He played jazz records and introduced them in this mellow baritone voice that never betrayed any excitement about anything including some burning hot recording.
"Here's one by Stan Getz I think you'll enjoy. With Stan are Lou Levey on drums,etc"
I figured why not give the show a listen. I did and from that first listen well my teens I was a regular listener to "Moonglow With Martin".
In the process I learned about music my old man had yet to put on and play at full volume around the house.
Through "Moonglow", I became acquainted with Duke Ellington, with BeBop, and the post Bird/Diz/Monk/Trane bop "Cool School" of Getz and assorted West Coasters like Chet Baker and Gerry Mulligan.
In short, "Moonglow With Martin" became my music education.
And when I got to college and had my own radio show, I modeled it after "Moonglow" right down to having some background music playing softly behind me when I talked.
Later when one of my professors asked me what had sparked my interest in music, I had to confess what my father started a guy named Martin finished over the airwaves under the covers of my bed in Colorado.


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Biles Dazzles on Floor to Win Record 25th World Championship Medal
American Simone Biles became the most decorated gymnast in world championship history on Sunday when she won the beam and floor finals to take her career tally to 25 medals.
Soon after securing a convincing victory on the beam in Stuttgart to overtake Belarusian Vitaly Scherbo's record tally of 23 world medals, the 22-year-old Biles successfully defended her floor title to win medal number 25.
The four-time Olympic champion is now the owner of 19 gold medals across four championships against 12 for Scherbo, who competed in five world events between 1991 and 1996.
Making her final appearance of the week in front of a raucous crowd, Biles wasted no time as she landed a superb triple-twisting double back flip — known as the Biles II – on her first pass.
Biles's double layout with a half turn — another skill named after her — put her out of bounds for a 0.1 penalty but she did enough to post a winning score of 15.133.
"Honestly, I just couldn't move. I was so tired," Biles said of her final pose on the stage.
"This is really the best worlds performance I have ever put out."
The Americans took a one-two finish as Sunisa Lee finished with 14.133 for the silver medal, while Russian Angelina Melnikova came third.
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Olympic Champ Simone Biles Says She was Abused by Doctor
Simone Biles watched as her friends and former Olympic teammates came forward to detail abuse at the hands of a now-imprisoned former USA Gymnastics team doctor.Drawing in part from their strength, the four-time gold medalist acknowledged Monday she is among the athletes who were sexually abused by Larry Nassar.Biles, who won five medals overall at the 2016 Olympics, released a statement via Twitter outlining that abuse.
BEAM BRILLIANCE
Earlier, Biles delivered a polished routine on the beam before a full twisting double tuck dismount for an impressive 15.066.
Although Biles had twice before won the world beam title, in 2014 and 2015, it has not always been plain sailing for her on the apparatus.
Her slip on the landing of a front tucked somersault at the 2016 Rio Olympics meant she had to settle for a bronze in the event. Last year again, she dropped off the beam during the women's all-around final at the world championships.
But she has regained her swagger this week, under the watchful eyes of balance beam coach Cecile Landi, and posted top scores in all four attempts — qualifying, the team and all-around finals and Sunday's apparatus final.
"It meant a lot because Cecile has really been working on bringing my confidence back up to where it used to be on the beam," Biles said.
"To go out there and nail the routine, just like I do in practice, it felt really good and I knew she was really proud."
As another title-winning score was announced in the arena, Biles punched the air in jubilation before joining celebrations with the U.S. team.
"I was really excited," she added. "I thought it was going to be at least 14.8, 14.9, but to see 15, I was like well that's pretty crazy, so I was very proud."
Last year's winner Liu Tingting of China took silver with 14.433, while team mate Li Shijia won the bronze.
Biles finished her campaign in Stuttgart with five gold medals from six events to mark ideal preparations for next year's Tokyo Olympics.
Her barnstorming run included a record fifth all-around gold, an individual vault title, as well as helping the U.S. to a fifth straight world team title.
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Teen's Parents Fly to US Hoping to Meet Driver Who killed Him
Parents of the British teen killed when his motorcycle collided with car allegedly driven by an American diplomat's wife are on their way to the U.S. hoping to seek justice.
Harry Dunn, 19, died in August in near the Croughton Royal Air Force base in Northhamptonshire, which is used by the U.S. Air Force as a communications center.
Dunn's mother, Charlotte Charles, told the BBC the family hopes to meet with the suspected driver, identified by British police and Prime Minister Boris Johnson as Anne Sacoolas, wife of an American intelligence officer based at Croughton.
Sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity and returned to the United States while the case was still being investigated. She has since written a letter of apology to Dunn's family.
But Charles said Sunday, "It's nearly seven weeks now since we lost our boy, sorry just doesn't cut it.
"That's not really quite enough," she told Sky News. "But I'm still really open to meeting her, as are the rest of us. I can't promise what I would or wouldn't say, but I certainly wouldn't be aggressive."
Charles also said the family was thankful to receive a letter Saturday from the Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab that said since Sacoolas had left Britain, "immunity is no longer pertinent".
The family is hoping Sacoolas will return to Britain. They have even called on U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene on their behalf.
But Trump told a news conference Wednesday that Sacoolas would not return. Harry Dunn's death was a "terrible accident," the president said but he noted that driving on the worn side of the road "happens".
California Becomes First US State to Ban Fur Products
California has become the first U.S. state to ban all production and sale of animal fur products.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill that will make it illegal to make, sell and even donate any new item made using animal fur starting in 2023.
The bill excludes used items, taxidemy products, fur taken with a hunting license and fur used by Native American tribes for religious purposes.
Violators of the ban will face fines of up to $500, or even $1,000 for repeat offenses.
"The signing of AB44 underscores the point that today's consumers simply don't want wild animals to suffer extreme pain and fear for the sake of fashion," Kitty Block, the head of the Humane Society of the United States said in a statement.
But the Fur Information Council of America condemned the ban as being part of a "radical vegan agenda" and has threatened a court challenge.
Along with the fur ban, Newsom also approved a ban on the use of most animals in circuses. Exceptions will be made for dogs and horses.
"California is a leader when it comes to animal welfare, and today that leadership includes banning the sale of fur," Newsom said in a statement. "But we are doing more than that. We are making a statement to the world that beautiful wild animals like bears and tigers have no place on trapeze wires or jumping through flames."
Scary Teen Stories, a Gold Mine for Studios, Streaming Companies
Scary folk tales and urban legends have always captivated people's imaginations, especially those of the young. Now, "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," a collection of short stories for children by author Alvin Schwartz and illustrator Stephen Gammell has been adapted by Oscar-winning producer Guillermo Del Toro and director André Øvredal. During its opening weekend, the movie grossed more than $20 million, proving again that teen horror flicks are a lucrative genre. Penelope Poulou has more.
Sudan: While Peace Deal is Signed, Women Fight for Representation
Women were an integral part of protests that led to the ouster of Sudan's Omar al-Bashir and in demonstrations after his downfall. But many leaders now say they feel they have been locked out of political agreements and do not expect to be named to any positions in the regional council. In Khartoum, Esha Sarai and Naba Mohiedeen speak with female politicians and feminists who are pushing for more representation.
Trump Administration Under Renewed Fire From Environmentalists
The Trump administration is under renewed fire from environmentalists following its move earlier this week to weaken the Endangered Species Act. At the same time, more than two dozen states and cities as well as a coalition of health and environmental groups are suing the administration over its rollback of the Clean Power Plan, one of President Barack Obama's signature regulations to reduce the nation's carbon emissions. White House Correspondent Patsy Widakuswara has more.
Few Employers Held Accountable in U.S. Immigration Raids
Immigration raids in the U.S. led to the apprehension of more than 1,500 undocumented immigrants at job sites last year. They are among about 250,000 immigrants deported in 2018 by the Trump administration. On average about 15 employers per year face criminal charges for hiring undocumented workers. As VOA's Brian Padden reports, advocates and opponents of tighter immigration restrictions argue that raids do little to deter illegal immigration as long as employers are not held accountable.
Ugandan Online Publishers Criticize Registration as Political Control
Uganda's Communication Commission announced, Aug. 8, 2019, that all commercial online publishers must register with the government. The commission says the publishers have to be watched to ensure they are posting appropriate content. Ugandan social media influencers and news organizations see the requirement as a step toward limiting freedom of speech and the press. Halima Athumani reports from Kampala.
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By Zeke Turner • 06/11/10 1:49pm
Bob Guccione Jr. is not interested in buying Newsweek, but he does have some advice for the magazine.
Mr. Guccione told Jeff Bercovici that if he were to take over the magazine he would abandon the magazine and published exclusively on the iPad.
"It has to be something that drastic and that much of a departure from their history," he said.
There is only so much that editors can do to save a magazine, he suggested.
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Mr. Guccione Jr., the founder of Spin magazine, said in the spring that he had previously attempted to buy Fortune from Time Inc. He's now at work on two web properites about travel and wine.
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Q: jQuery - How to show elements from GitHub API as desired in an unordered list? I am trying to get some data from the GitHub API using jQuery(AJAX), and appending it in a static webpage. Below are my HTML and JS snippets.

        $(document).ready(function(){
            $.ajax({
                url: 'https://api.github.com/repos/FearlessPython/Basics-of-Python',
            }).done(function(repo){
                $('#heading').html(`${repo.name}<hr>`);
                $('#stats').html(`
                    Stars: ${repo.stargazers_count}

                    Watchers: ${repo.watchers_count}

                    Language: ${repo.language}

                    Open Issues: ${repo.open_issues_count}

                    License: ${repo.license.name}

                `);
            });
            $.ajax({
                method: "GET",
                url: "https://api.github.com/repos/FearlessPython/Basics-of-Python/contributors",
                dataType: "json"
            }).done(function(data){
                $.each(data, function(index, url){
                    $.ajax({
                        url: data[index].url
                    }).done(function(individual_contributor){
                        // console.log(data[index].url);
                        $('ul#users').append(`

${individual_contributor.name}

Bio: ${individual_contributor.bio}

Public Repos: ${individual_contributor.public_repos}

Followers: ${individual_contributor.followers}

Following: ${individual_contributor.following}

                        `)
                    });
                });
                $.map(data, function(contributor, i){
                    // contrb.push(contributor);
                    $('ol#contributors').append(`

${contributor.login}

                    `);
                });
            });
        });
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

Here, dynamic statistics are available regarding this repository in GitHub.

Contributors

You can see that under each user, the same thing iterates again and again. Using .html() instead of .append() overwrites the first iteration data and everything gets replaced by the latest iteration's data. The ideal result should be like this:

I also tried to use for loop, but the same thing is happening. I am trying to solve it from the last few days, but unable to solve it. I have just started using jQuery and AJAX.
Note: In case if the GitHub API requests exceed for you, then you won't be able to see the result of the above code snippets. So I am also including an image of the current situation of the Webpage.

A: After you get the contributor list you're performing two iterations. The $.each,
in which you fire a request to get the contributor details, which will be appended to a container with id='users'. (That doesn't exist yet!)
$.each(data, function(index, url){
   // request contributor details
}

and the $.map which appends the login and avatar to a list but also a container
.
$.map(data, function(contributor, i){
    $('ol#contributors').append(`

${contributor.login}

`  // this will cause you trouble
);
});

Now, ids should be unique within the document, so appending extra elements with the same id won't work as expected.
See, you have a racing condition in which your contributor details handler depends on an element that you haven't created yet. Anyway, when it resolves, its contents will be appended to whatever element is found when looking for $('#users'), most probably the first one in the DOM.
Rounding up:

*

*perform just one iteration over the contributor list

*append the contributor details to the corresponding user

*don't use ids for a container you mean to repeat across a list (or at least compute its id instead of hardcoding it)

When you get the list, I would iterate using for..of. then on each loop I'd declare the
 element (which becomes block scoped) and use that reference to append the user details when the child request resolves.
  for (let contributor of contributors) {
    // block scoped
    let userDetailsElement = $('

');

    $('ol#contributors')
      .append(userHeader(contributor))
      .append(userDetailsElement);

    $.getJSON(contributor.url)
     .then( individual_contributor => {
      // I know   which
 I'm appending to
        userDetailsElement.append(
              contributorDetailsHtml(individual_contributor)
        );
    });
  }

In the following snippet I'm declaring jQuery's callback as async, therefore I could also await the contributor details just like
let individual_contributor = await $.getJSON(contributor.url);

userDetailsElement.append(
              contributorDetailsHtml(individual_contributor)
        );

awaiting on each user's detail means that requests will be ran sequentially, whereas firing a thenable request will do it in parallel. If you were about to query a repo with hundreds of contributors the choice can make a difference not just because of performance but also because you will get throttled and a part of your dom won't render.

const repoUrl = 'https://api.github.com/repos/FearlessPython/Basics-of-Python';

function repoStatsHtml(repo) {
  return `
    Stars: ${repo.stargazers_count}

    Watchers: ${repo.watchers_count}

    Language: ${repo.language}

    Open Issues: ${repo.open_issues_count}

    License: ${repo.license.name}

    `;
}

function contributorDetailsHtml(individual_contributor) {
  return `

${individual_contributor.name}

Bio: ${individual_contributor.bio}

Public Repos: ${individual_contributor.public_repos}

Followers: ${individual_contributor.followers}

Following: ${individual_contributor.following}

                        `;
}

function userHeaderHtml(contributor) {
  return `

${contributor.login}

                    `;
}
$(document).ready(async function() {
  $.getJSON(repoUrl).done(function(repo) {
    $('#heading').html(`${repo.name}<hr>`);
    $('#stats').html(repoStatsHtml(repo));
  });
  let contributors = await $.getJSON(`${repoUrl}/contributors`);

  for (let contributor of contributors) {
    let userDetailsElement = $('

');
    $('ol#contributors')
      .append(userHeaderHtml(contributor))
      .append(userDetailsElement);
    $.getJSON(contributor.url).then(individual_contributor => {
      userDetailsElement.append(
        contributorDetailsHtml(individual_contributor)
      );
    });
  }

});
.users {
  min-width: 90px;
  min-height: 90px;
  margin-bottom: 0.5em;
}

.avatar {
  float: right;
  width: 10%;
}

.login {
  margin-top: 0.5em;
  font-size: 1.1em;
  text-decoration: none;
}
<!DOCTYPE html>

  <meta charset="UTF-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

Here, dynamic statistics are available regarding this repository in GitHub.

Contributors

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