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What Does It Mean to Be Queer in a White Society?
London Jones, Staff Reporter|November 20, 2019
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The Seattle University Gender Justice Center's (GJC) most recent dialogue confronts how queerness and whiteness are primarily viewed as two separate identities, but still dominate the history and current representation within the LGBTQ community.
White privilege was made popular by a woman named Peggy McIntosh. Her 1989 piece "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" gave way to the modern definition of white privilege commonly used today. In the piece, she ties privilege to all the unearned advantages that white people benefit from. Although she was not the first person to coin the phrase, she helped bring the term into the public and academic eye.
The purpose of this event was to encourage dialogue in a safe space where students could learn about the intersections of race and sexuality. The GJC wanted to foster a conversation around the ways queer people of color experience different forms of prejudice than their white counterparts.
Clara Juliano, a sophomore nursing major with an LGBTQ+ studies minor is an active member of the Gender Justice Center. They spoke to how they have noticed queer spaces being "whitewashed" by non-white queer folks who use their queer idenity to consciously ignore their white privilege.
"I was reading some blog posts and saw this quote that said black queer folks are fighting for survival and white queer folks are fighting for marriage equality," Juliano said. "While we share some of the same oppressors, we don't all have the same experience of oppression."
This disconnect between black, queer-identifying individuals and their white counterparts is palpable throughout the community. Yes, although both white and black queer-identifying individuals face oppression based on the fact that they aren't straight, black queer-identifying folks face all of that and more.
Ayden Lepinski, a sophomore environmental studies major, spoke to their experience being queer at Seattle U and more broadly living in Seattle, which has been primarily dominated by the white queer perspective.
"I think that there's a danger of the single story. So, when we're talking about the gay experience, we're talking about the white gay experience, because that's the story that's told." Lepinski said. "That's the story that's in media and the superstars you look at."
Every widespread story that leads to social change in the LGBTQ community is almost always told through the eyes of a white gay male. Harvey Milk solidifying his place in San Francisco local government as an openly gay man and the three men behind the prominent HIV/AIDS activist group ACT UP are the faces of the modern LGBTQ revolution.
"Getting change and liberation is so much easier when you're white. The whole system you're fighting against is for you," Lepinski said. "For example, white feminism is so successful because it's white. And because it excludes identities that don't easily fit into the system."
Yet, the main reason discourse on these issues is lacking in smaller LGBTQ communities like Seattle U is due to the lack of diversity. When there's a limited amount of perspectives around you, you're less likely to go out and search for those stories.
Erin Hansen is a senior studying visual arts at Seattle U. They currently make representation a priority in all the art they create, being cautious not to unintentionally mask a person of color with a white narrative.
"We forget to assess our positionality and then ascribe what's happening within our space and our experience to other people unfairly, which makes us less sympathetic and in turn makes us listen less and do less," Hansen said.
Even while the group was discussing, it was recognized that the conversation was being had by white people.
However the intention of this event was to emphasize the need to have more of these conversations. They foster what students have learned at home and make intentional choices to realize implicit biases and participate in spaces around the white experience. Essentially, events like "Your Queerness Does Not Excuse Your Whiteness" introduce steps for societal change.
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What's the difference between Yule and Christmas?
Jon Wilks·
· 19 December 2021 ·4 min read
Yule and Christmas... there's a connection there, surely. So, what's the difference? Is one Christian and the other Pagan, or is there more to it than that? And why, when decking the halls with boughs of holly, are we encouraged to don gay apparel and "troll the ancient Yuletide carol"? Where does Yule end and Christmas begin?
Of course, to write an article of this nature, we're going to have to head to the books. Of interest to anyone seeking to dig further, we recommend The Stations of the Sun, by Ronald Hutton, and The English Year, by Steve Roud. Many more great tomes cover this subject, but these are the two we spent the most time with.
The difference between Yule and Christmas
It's easy to jump to the conclusion that 'yuletide' is simply a Pagan version of 'Christmastime', but of course, it's not that simple. Steve Roud says, "The word 'Yule' is sometimes used as a semi-synonym for 'Christmas', but in current everyday language it has the slightly false ring of the deliberately antique." In other words, those wishing to sound a little bit more Ye Olde might choose 'Yule' over 'Christmas' to suit their personal aesthetic.
He goes on to explain that, "The word 'Yule' predates 'Christmas', but its meaning has been so vague in earlier times that it can confuse even the experts… Bede reported that our Anglo-Saxon ancestors used the word to refer to both of the modern months of December and January, and it is clear that after the conversion to Christianity it was also used as the standard word for the festival of the Nativity… The word 'Yule' seems to have simply gone out of fashion, as 'winter', midwinter', and 'Christmas' took its various meanings.
Ronald Hutton adds to this: "In 1038 there occurs the first recorded appearance of its enduring English name of Cristes Maessan, Christmas. The tradition of 12 days of celebration following 'midwinter' was firmly established by 877, when the law code of Alfred the Great granted freedom from work to all servants during that span."
So, is Yule a Pagan word, then?
Since 'Pagan' officially refers to, "a person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions", it would be wrong to suggest that 'Yule' is a word belonging to a belief system that covers many ideas across many countries, using many languages.
According to Ronald Hutton, the word may have entered the English language when, "the 11th century Danish rule over England resulted in the introduction of the colloquial Scandinavian term for Christmas, 'Yule'… It became popular with the English in the next century, and in the 13th is first recorded in Scotland, where it had become standard vernacular speech by the end of the Middle Ages."
He goes on to suggest that the word is of Scandinavian, Gothic or possible Anglo-Saxon origin. "In Old Norse it is jol, in Swedish jul, and in Danish juul. The derivation of the name has baffled linguists; it is possibly related to the Gothic heul or Anglo-Saxon hweal, signifying a wheel, or to the root-word which yielded the English expression 'jolly'. Nothing certain, however, is known."
Does Yule refer to an ancient midwinter festival, predating Christianity?
As tempting as it is to believe that Yule, or Yuletide, were huge, pre-Christian, Midwinter festivals, neither Roud nor Hutton claim this to be so. As the latter puts it, "The earliest Scandinavian literature does not refer to it but to an undoubted feast in October, 'The Winter Nights'.
"The learned Snorri Sturlson [writing in the 13th century]… asserted that the pattern had been to sacrifice for an easy winter during 'The Winter Nights', for a good crop at Yule, and for a successful fighting season on 'Summer's Day' (in April). He added that Yule had lasted for three nights, the first being Midwinter Night and that of New Year, and that a Christian rule of Norway, Hakon the Good, had made this synchronise with the Feast of the Nativity."
Of course, both Roud and Hutton point out that such writers on pre-Christian festivities were writing centuries after the fact, and never referred to their sources. The frustrating truth is that we can't look back on those times with any real certainty.
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So, why are we 'trolling' the ancient Yuletide carol?
This question has more to do with the changing nature of language. 'Trolling' means something very different in modern, social media-influenced English than it did when this song first became popular. Rather than being provocative towards the Yuletide carol, as the modern interpretation of the word might suggest, 'trolling' once meant singing loudly, in full voice, much as you might do during Christmas carol season.
And what on earth is a Yule log?
Ask for a Yule log in any supermarket and you'll be pointed towards the cakes aisle. However, according to Steve Roud, "The idea that a large log should be burning in the fireplace on Christmas Eve was almost universally acknowledged for at least 300 years. It went under various names, such as Yule/Chrismtas log, block, clog, or brand, and could be found over most of the British Isles during that time."
So, was there a difference between a Yule log and any other piece of burnt wood? There certainly was, and it had to do with perceived luck (Roud points out that it was thought to protect the house from fire and witchcraft during the coming year, much like a modern-day home insurance policy), and that there were occasionally rituals that went along with burning it.
Quoting from an 1886 text, noted down in Herefordshire, Roud writes: "A respectable middle-aged labourer (say 42 or 43) tells me that in his boyhood his father was always careful to provide a Christmas Yule-Log. On Christmas morning he would put a bit saved from last year's log on the fire, and lay the new log on top of it, so that it might be kindled from last year's piece. Before the log was quite burnt out he took it off, extinguished it, and put it by to kindle the next log from."
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Rain, hail don't dampen Carbondale Mountain Fair spirit
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A contestant in the Women's Wood Splitting Contest runs back to the finish line with her chopped pieces in hopes of making the best time during the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair on Saturday afternoon.
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Eight-year-old Peyton Ogren hangs from the aerial silks Queen Bee performance of the Sopris Soarers in the Oasis during the 47th Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair.
Sophia Jackson holds her breath and concentrates while participating in the limbo contest at the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair on Saturday afternoon.
Rhonda R2 Roberts, an emcee for the Women's Woodsplitting Contest laughs and makes jokes with the crowd on Saturday afternoon during the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair.
Amanda (no last name provided), a contestant in the Women's Woodsplitting Contest breaks into her piece of wood and tries to make the best time against her competitors on Saturday afternoon.
Limbo contestant Tizzy Macgregor grabs the bar after attempting to see how low she can go during the competition on Saturday afternoon at the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair.
Young Sopris Soarers perform for the crowd gathered in the Oasis at the 47th Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair.
Limbo contestant Tizzy Macgregor laughs and tries to hold her composure while making her way under the bar during the limbo contest at the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair on Saturday afternoon.
Zach Frederick focuses and points to the bar during an intense limbo contest at the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair on Saturday afternoon.
Zach Frederick stretches back as far as possible during the limbo contest at the 47th annual Carbondale Mountain Fair on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday of the Carbondale Mountain Fair 2018 saw showers of rain and hail interrupt the women's woodsplitting contest, which got off to an inauspicious start. Four contestants into the festive, highly-attended competition, lightning put the show to a temporary end as contestants and viewers alike ran for cover from the downpour.
The contest did resume a little over an hour later, as Janae Jochum of Carbondale won this year's contest with a time of 17.35 seconds. Jochum, a fifth-generation Carbondale native, is celebrating her 20-year Roaring Fork High School reunion this Mountain Fair. The two runners-up, with times of 19.55 seconds and 21.82 seconds respectively, also were Carbondale natives.
While the woodsplitting competition is always a crowd pleaser, the fair had several hits Saturday. One such favorite was the band The Habits, which took the stage to start the afternoon. Playing several original and cover rock tunes, the Carbondale-based band features locals Nikki Miller on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Rob Miller on lead guitar, Frank Botti on bass and Billy Jensen on drums. The four-piece powerhouse group provided a rock-and-roll early afternoon not seen at every Mountain Fair.
"We love playing at the fair," Rob said. "We thank Amy [Kimberly] and everybody at CCAH for showing up.
The band took the stage at the Carbondale Beer Works at 9 p.m. to wrap up the Saturday festivities.
Fair Director Amy Kimberly was one of several "pollinators" carrying on this year's theme of flowers, pollinators and fruit backstage. Several Mountain Fair-goers sported bee, butterfly, hummingbird and other pollen-celebratory costumes throughout Saturday.
"It's always magical how these things come together," Kimberly said. She said she had been worried about the heat, but thanks to the rain showers, the heat had been tolerable on Saturday. "Even the universe listens to us. People come and make things happen. I love it."
The annual pie contest was another Saturday favorite. The pies were judged in three categories: fruit, cream and exotic, with one Best of Show pie to bring it all together. Gloria Wallace won first place in the cream category as well as Best of Show with her front porch lemon pie. Judy Harvey claimed first place in the exotic category with a peanut butter chocolate pie, while Dottie Rupp won the fruit category with a mixed berry pie.
Rupp said she'd entered the contest last year, but hadn't even come close to winning. "It was the saddest-looking pie," she said. This year, she came full circle to win first place in fruit, and hopes to win Best of Show next year.
Harvey, on the other hand, has entered the pie contest over 30 times. This year was her first entry since 2012, which had been her 30th year in a row. She also has entered the cake contest several times, and said she used to stay up two nights in a row to bake her delicacies.
"I always got at least one ribbon," she said. "It makes me feel like part of the fair to do this."
A favorite Mountain Fair vendor, Mark Ludy, has returned for the third year in a row to sell his children's books and artwork. Ludy said he first came to Mountain Fair about 10 years ago, took a break, and then came back three years ago.
"This is an amazing community," he said. "I love the people. I love being part of the community for a weekend."
Ludy is excited to be releasing his own deck of playing cards, something he said he's always wanted to create, which he calls Knucklehead. They are available for preorder on his website, markludy.com.
The fly-casting competition also took place on Saturday, and was won by Rob Wright of Carbondale. He placed his fly within 1/4 inch of the target.
Carbondale native Justin Scott claimed first place in the limbo contest. Scott also returned to Carbondale this year from Boston for his 20-year high school reunion, and he said that being short helped him in winning the limbo contest.
After Gasoline Lollipops, A.J. Fullerton, Down North and the Dance of the Sacred Fire wrapped up Saturday.
Mountain Fair will resume Sunday morning at 9 a.m. with Morning Yoga. The cake judging contest takes place at 11 a.m., with pieces available for purchase afterward. And, the men's woodsplitting contest will take place at 4 p.m.


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Does Siri know something we don't know? Or rather, something Apple hasn't told the world about yet?
I recently asked Apple's voice assistant about the "iPhone Air." Interestingly enough, she didn't keep quiet about it.
Is a touchscreen smartphone developed by Apple Inc. It is the eight (sic) generation of the iPhone, succeeding the iPhone 5s. Formally unveiled as part of a press event on October 14, 2014. It was released on October 25, 2014. The iPhone Air featured major design changes in comparison to its predecessor.
Additionally, the dates listed are almost certainly wrong. Apple is likely to announce the next iPhone at its media event on Tuesday, Sept. 9, not in October.
Finally, the Wikipedia page that Siri mentioned was deleted in April.
We'll know soon enough. Tuesday's event begins at 10 a.m. PDT from the Flint Center in Cupertino, California.
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A risky shout out for long-shot Global Style here. He's yet to win a race and didn't exactly come close yet. However, he has a few half-decent performances to his name; most importantly his latest Windsor run.
That was a better race than this here today, he was pretty keen in first time blinkers and didn't get the breaks when needed with a wall of horses in front, hampered slightly over 3f out and a bit more severely in the closing stages. Yet he galloped all the way to the line and wasn't far beaten.
He doesn't exactly cries out for a stamina test, but with first time tongue tie and the added benefit of the pedigree there is a fair chance he can last the 1M 5F 66Y trip today.
He's only slowly coming down in the mark. It remains to be seen whether he can win off 71. But against lesser rivals there is a fair chance I reckon. Robert Havlin on board with a super record for Ed Dunlop in this type of races. Worth a nibble.


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Tim Tebow's mix of faith and sports has led to a unique reputation over the years. Born to Baptist missionaries in the Philippines, Tebow inherited a strong Christian faith.
He has both won an NFL playoff game as a starting quarterback and appeared in pro-life commercials during the Super Bowl. "Tebowing," Tebow's prayer pose, has become a mainstream physical meme for celebrating accomplishments.
Add Bible-signing to Tebow's list of odd events surrounding the clash of faith and football. At Eagles camp, Tebow was reportedly asked to sign a Bible. And he did.
High-profile players sign dozens of items at a time at training camp and many times, unconscious scribbles are recorded. In this case, Tebow did not necessarily go out of his way to grab the book, as it was motioned toward him.
Tebow is a backup quarterback in Philadelphia with Sam Bradford the likely starter. Tebow's Florida Gators defeated Bradford's Oklahoma Sooners in the 2009 FedEx BCS National Championship Game shortly after Bradford beat out Tebow for the Heisman Trophy (Tebow won the award the previous season).
Tebow also has a history with fellow backup Mark Sanchez, who started over Tebow on the 2012 New York Jets.
With Matt Barkley also on the roster, Tebow is going to have his hands full making the Eagles' regular-season roster. He still has the preseason to earn his stripes, though. And maybe a roster spot will fall into his hands the same way a Bible did.


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The Translational Research Institute for Space Health (TRISH) at Baylor College of Medicine funds transformative research and technologies to enhance astronaut physical and mental wellness during deep space exploration missions.
TRISH is requesting proposals from the nation's promising postdoctoral fellows performing research related to human spaceflight.
"Cultivating the next generation of researchers and scientists is critical to the success of the space program," said Dr. Dorit Donoviel, director of the Translational Research Institute for Space Health at Baylor.
Selected fellows will receive a stipend for salary support as well as an allowance for health insurance and travel to related scientific meetings. An optional, competitive third year of funding is possible.
Applicants must submit research proposals together with an identified mentor and institution. Funds to support the research must be supplied by the mentor. Independent investigators with existing research grant support may request to be listed as possible mentors for this program by contacting TRISH@nasaprs.com no later than Dec. 14, 2018.
All categories of United States institutions are eligible to submit proposals (universities, federal government laboratories, the private sector and state and local government laboratories).
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What will have a dramatic impact on the future of infosec?
Ward Solutions CEO Pat Larkin. Image: Ward Solutions
Ward Solutions' Pat Larkin discusses the challenges faced by the infosec industry and how we can create greater diversity in STEM.
Pat Larkin is co-founder and co-owner of the Ward Solutions business.
Larkin has more than 17 years' experience in the IT industry, the last 10 of which have been involved in commercial IT management. He has worked closely with Oyster Technology Investments, chaired by Bill McCabe, in both assessing products and technology for investment, and in leading the development of FirstAsk.
Prior to his commercial involvement, Larkin was an officer in the Irish Defence Forces, serving in both a line role and as IT operations manager of the Defence Forces Communication and Information Services Corps.
'It is quite a challenge to divorce yourself from the day-to-day operational activities in the business as there is always something to be done'
Describe your role and what you do.
At the moment, I wear two hats; the first of which is chief executive of Ward Solutions. In this role, I am responsible for leading Ireland's foremost information security businesses and helping organisations to secure their information, brand, revenue and reputation. On a day-to-day basis, this means managing the strategic direction of the business and providing leadership and guidance to our management teams and staff, to enable them to help Ward Solutions achieve its strategic objectives.
The second hat that I'm currently wearing is that of sales and business development manager, which means that I am also responsible for the sales and marketing strategy of the business. Going forward, given the scale of the business, it will no longer be possible to reconcile both roles and so, we are currently looking to take on an experienced sales and marketing leader. Once this role is filled, it will leave me with significantly more time to focus on my role as CEO.
How do you prioritise and organise your working life?
Quite a while ago, I realised that, as a leader, you are much more productive working 'on' rather than 'in' the business. It is quite a challenge to divorce yourself from the day-to-day operational activities in the business as there is always something to be done.
However, if you have a good team, then the best thing you can do is provide guidance, leadership, and establish a culture of enablement to allow that team to achieve your combined mission and objectives. So, with that in mind, I spend time trying to find ways to allow all of our team to increase their contribution to our business at an operational or a strategic level.
Recently, we established two initiatives – 'own our values' and 'own our strategy' – both aimed at allowing every staff member to shape our values and our strategy from 2018 to 2021. At least once a week, you need to pause and step back to take a 10,000ft view of the business and where it is going, to assess what the business is doing and what you are doing, and adjust accordingly. For me, the constant battle is to remove myself from 'in' and get working 'on' the business.
What are the biggest challenges facing your sector and how are you tackling them?
There are a number of things that will have a dramatic impact on the infosec industry in the near future. For example, I expect to see much more overt nation-state involvement using cyber as a highly effective tool for both benign and malevolent foreign policy. We will also see a significant increase in the use of cognitive and AI solutions, particularly in threat detection.
There will be much greater C-level engagement on cybersecurity, given the threat that it now poses to organisations and the sanctions that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation will impose.
Finally, the shortage in availability of cyber skills and the increasing complexity of solutions will lead to much more cybersecurity outsourcing.
What are the key sector opportunities you're capitalising on?
Helping our clients to achieve compliance with the GDPR – due to come into force on 25 May next year – is a real opportunity for us. We've invested €300,000 to launch a new GDPR consultancy service designed to enable organisations around Ireland achieve and demonstrate compliance to the regulation, helping them to avoid potential fines of up to €20m, or 4pc of global turnover.
What set you on the road to where you are now?
Originally, I joined the Defence Forces as a cadet and was commissioned into a line artillery role. The Defence Forces were in the process of establishing a greenfield IT function and asked me and a number of my cadet classmates to study computer application in Dublin City University, and to move into a nascent IT function, which we did. It was fantastic at the time – as relatively young graduates, we were given a huge opportunity, along with the requisite resources and responsibilities, to roll out an ICT strategy and plan across the Defence Forces.
Given the experience we obtained in doing this, when the general IT market got very hot from dot-com and Y2K, myself and a number of my colleagues spotted an opportunity to establish a number of businesses to service a number of needs in IT integration, infosec and e-learning. Since then, we haven't looked back.
Today, Ward Solutions is our core focus and we are constantly looking at ways to grow the business in our home and international markets.
What was your biggest mistake and what did you learn from it?
My biggest mistake is probably not scaling the business earlier and addressing any constraints related to scaling. Scaling is really only something that we first looked to in 2008 and hence, we may have lost time where we could be at a significantly different scale point now, both nationally and internationally. But it's better late than never.
How do you get the best out of your team?
I'm a big fan of General George S Patton's philosophy and one particular quote of his comes into mind: "Never tell people how to do things – tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity." So, we have spent time giving people the tools and skills to enable them to achieve their mission and objectives.
Simultaneously, we have been gradually changing the culture to ensure that all levels of the management team delegate responsibility to team members to improve their workplace, to make it more efficient, eliminate bottlenecks etc – and get the job done.
'I think we need to take the testosterone out of the historically male-dominated technology sector, and be creative and facilitative to making the work environment more equality-friendly and enabled'
STEM sectors receive a lot of criticism for a lack of diversity. Have you noticed a diversity problem in your sector? What are your thoughts on this and what's needed to effect change?
I think there is a lot of diversity in the sector in terms of ethnicity and LGBTQ etc. I think where we suffer an obvious lack of diversity is when it comes to the participation of females and people from all socioeconomic backgrounds. I think that, in order to bring about change, we need to do a couple of things.
The first is to start really early – the positioning of career opportunities in STEM sectors needs to be done better at primary and secondary level – as the sector doesn't just suffer from lack of diversity, it also suffers from a shortage of candidates generally. As an industry, we are not doing enough to educate all prospective third-level students, graduates and apprentices of the attractions and opportunities of a career in technology. I think the industry hasn't properly marketed how essential technology skills are to businesses that are now highly digitally dependent at their core.
I think it then follows that we need to take the testosterone out of the historically male-dominated technology sector, and be creative and facilitative to making the work environment and work terms more equality-friendly and enabled. As always, more female participation at higher management and board levels in any organisation should naturally help create this environment over time, and this is a leap that organisations should make now in order for immediate and future business and participation benefits.
Finally, I think we need to look at streams for candidates other than third level. I think there is a pool of untapped talent accessible and convertible to technology through apprenticeship-type programmes, which would make more talent generally available to the industry – and hopefully, a lot of this talent would also be female.
Who is your role model and why?
Definitely my parents, who were both entrepreneurs at a time when the word didn't really exist in Ireland, setting up and running a very successful butcher's and property business in our hometown from zero, and providing a very good living for themselves and their family. They taught me everything that I know about commerce and hard work. It's only now that I fully appreciate the risks that they took and the hard work that was required every day to maintain the excellence in the product and service that they were known for throughout the life of their business. They did this without any of the more entrepreneur-friendly supports that we benefit from in the modern Irish economy. To this day, my mother continues to be an entrepreneur.
What books have you read that you would recommend?
I'm reading a book at the moment called Easter Widows by Sinéad McCoole, which tells the story of women living in the shadow of the Rising. It ticks all my boxes; it covers my strong interest in history, particularly around the period of the Rising, the war of independence and the civil war. It offers a completely different insight into the lives of some really remarkable women of the period. It tells their stories in an unusual and refreshing way, focusing on their collective romances, marriage, the parting. It's well worth a read.
What are the essential tools and resources that get you through the working week?
There are a number of things that I find critical to a productive week. Team huddles (from our Lean Six Sigma programme) are one, so that you get a sense of everyone's performance and issues at least weekly – this is more efficient than individual one-on-ones, and less expensive and rigorous than a formal team meeting. They are done standing up around a whiteboard (prepared in advance) and you are only allowed to talk or contribute if you hold the football – a token that is thrown from person to person, controlling who speaks and when.
One of the principles of Lean is the gemba walk, ie walking around each physical section of the business to review their performance boards and talk to employees. This gives me a chance to understand what they are doing, what their challenges are, what their successes are etc.
I also have an old-fashioned to-do list – it puts structure on my week and priorities. There is no greater pleasure than striking out an action on a to-do list. I went to the trouble of taking this offline to a pad, just to get the pleasure of drawing a line through the item once it's complete.
Two to three hours of headspace per week – an opportunity to get away from the operations and the busy nature of the business, and sit, think and reflect on the business at a much higher and more strategic level.
The normal communication tools: phone, email, collaboration and, most importantly, shoe leather.
And finally, coffee – but more decaf as I get older!
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Q: Problema ao passar parâmetro no form | Laravel Tenho uma aplicação para gerenciamento de projetos, e que cada projeto possuem suas tarefas. Essas tarefas podem ser excluídas ou concluídas.
Cada task é exibida através de um foreach, que está dentro de uma view, sendo exibida dentro de um card, e dentro deste card, possui dois botões, um para cada ação.
Para carregar esta página, ela é chamada através de um controller (ProjectController) e ao clicar nos botões, chamo um modal para confirmar tal conclusão ou exclusão e ao confirmar, chamo o controller (TaskController).
No entanto, quando faço qualquer uma das ações, obtenho o mesmo erro: Undefined variable: task_id (View: C:\Users\User\project-manager\resources\views\modals\modals.blade.php) (View: C:\Users\User\project-manager\resources\views\modals\modals.blade.php)
ProjectController (exibe a página com as tarefas):
public function show($id)
{
    $task = Task::all()
        ->where('project_id', '=', $id);

    $task_id = Task::all()
        ->where('project_id', '=', $id)
        ->first();

    $task_count = count($task);
    $t = $task->where('final_date', '!=', null);
    $task_done = count($t);
    $task_not_done = $task_count - $task_done;
    return view('project.edit', ['project' => Project::findOrFail($id)])
        ->with('task', $task)
        ->with('task_count', $task_count)
        ->with('task_done', $task_done)
        ->with('task_not_done', $task_not_done)
        ->with('task_id', $task_id);
}

Modal para conclusão/exclusão das tasks:

Atenção!

                <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal" aria-label="Close">
                    ×
                </button>

                <form action="{{ route('tasks_update', $task_id->id) }}" method="PUT">

                        Você deseja concluir esta tarefa?

                    @csrf
                    <input name="code" id="code" type="hidden" value="1">

                        <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary" data-dismiss="modal">Sair</button>
                        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-success">Concluir</button>

                </form>

Route: Route::put('tasks/{id}', 'TaskController@update')->name('tasks_update');
TaskController (realiza update):
public function update(Request $request, $id)
{
    if($request->input('code') == 1){
        DB::table('tasks')
            ->where('id', '=', $id)
            ->update(['check' => 1]);
        return view()->route('projects.show');
    }

    if($request->input('code') == 2) {
        DB::table('tasks')
            ->where('id', '=', $id)
            ->update(['deleted_at' => now()]);
        return view()->route('projects.show');
    }
}

Obs.: estou usando o route resourcer do Laravel;
já tentei deixar o modal na mesma página onde estão sendo exibido os cards das tarefas;
observei também que ao clicar no botão, não consigo nem chegar no controller;

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En sortant de l'école est une série de courts métrages français consacrés à des poèmes dans l'idée d'associer poésie et liberté de création.
Chaque saison rend hommage à un poète différent.

Son nom, En sortant de l'école, est celui d'un poème de Jacques Prévert à qui la première saison était consacrée.

Présentation

 Genre : Animation / Poésie
 Cible : Jeunesse et famille
 Studio d'animation : L'Incroyable Studio
 Diffusion : France.TV (France 3 et France 4)

En sortant de l'école est une série de treize courts métrages de trois minutes créés par des jeunes réalisateurs français sortant des écoles d'animations françaises. La production en a été assurée par Tant Mieux Prod (Production), Bayard Jeunesse et France Télévision (Éditeur).

À l'origine, treize poèmes de Jacques Prévert ont servi de base à ces réalisations. Par la suite, d'autres saisons ont été réalisées autour de différents auteurs mais avec le même nom.

La collection rend hommage aux poètes avec une liberté d'expression dans le montage : papier, dessins, collages, numérique, animation... Elle a reçu le prix « les lauriers de la radio et de la télévision » en février 2016.

Détail des saisons

Saison 1 (2013)
Jacques Prévert et ses poèmes, réalisé en 2013, est sorti en DVD le 4 juin 2014.  de , soit . La chanson du film est interprétée par Renan Luce.

À l'origine, cette saison était nommée En sortant de l'école.
 Les Oiseaux du souci , Marie Larrivé et Camille Authouart (ENSAD)
 En sortant de l'école , Lila Peuscet (EMCA)
 Tant de forêts , Burcu Sankur et Geoffrey Godet (Supinfocom Valenciennes)
 Les Belles Familles , Armelle Renac (Supinfocom Valenciennes)
 Âne dormant , Caroline Lefevre (EMCA)
 Je suis comme je suis , Marion Auvin (EMCA)
 Page d'écriture , Marion Lacourt (ENSAD)
 Le Cancre , Chenghua Yang (EMCA)
 Le gardien du phare aime trop les oiseaux , Clément de Ruyter (Gobelins)
 Le Dromadaire mécontent , Morgane Le Péchon (La Poudrière)
 L'École des beaux arts , Anne Huynh (Ste Geneviève)
 Quartier libre , Marine Blin (La Poudrière)
 Presque , Mélia Gilson (LISAA)

Saison 2 (2015)
En gardant le même principe, une deuxième saison a vu le jour en 2015 autour des poèmes de Robert Desnos. Le DVD de la saison 2 est sorti le 29 avril 2015 avec  de  pour un total de . Romane Bohringer et Jacques Gamblin ont prêté leurs voix pour ces animations. Cette saison a pour nom Salsifis du Bengale et autres poèmes :
 Le Zèbre , Viviane Boyer Araujo (EMCA)
 Dans un petit bateau , Charlotte Cambon (La Poudrière)
 Couchée , Débora Cheyenne Cruchon (Les Gobelins)
 La Grenouille aux souliers percés , Juliette Cuisinier (EMCA)
 Les Quatre sans cou , Alix Fizet (La Poudrière)
 Papier buvard , Marine Laclotte (EMCA)
 Couplet de la rue de Bagnolet , Quentin Guichoux (L'Atelier)
 Bonsoir tout le monde , Kathleen Ponsard (L'Atelier)
 Il était une feuille , Anaïs Scheeck-Lauriot (ENSAD)
 Demi-rêve , Gabrielle Sibieude (L'Atelier)
 Les Salsifis du Bengale , Raphaëlle Stolz (Les Gobelins)
 J'ai tant rêvé de toi , Emma Vakarelova (La Poudrière)
 Paris , Justine Vuylsteker (ESAAT)

Saison 3 (2016)
Les 13 courts métrages de cette saison sont axés autour de l'univers poétique de Guillaume Apollinaire, la saison est diffusée par à la télévision française par  sur  au cours du premier trimestre 2016. Sortie du DVD prévue pour le . À partir de la , les séries de poèmes ont pour nom celui de leur auteur, pour celle-ci : Apollinaire.
 Le Pont Mirabeau , Marjorie Caup (La Poudrière)
 Ville et cœur , Anne-Sophie Raimond (La Poudrière)
 À toutes les dingotes et à tous les dingos , Augustin Guichot (EMCA)
 Le Repas , Émilie Phuong (Les Gobelins)
 Les Saltimbanques , Wen Fan et Mengshi Fang (EMCA)
 Bestiaire ou le Cortège d'Orphée , Florent Grattery (ENSAD)
 Automne , Hugo de Faucompret (Les Gobelins)
 Fusée signal , Caroline Cherrier (Les Gobelins)
 Un oiseau chante , Mathieu Gouriou (Les Gobelins)
 Mutation , Loïc Espuche (La Poudrière)
 Carte postale , Fabienne Wagenaar (La Poudrière)
 Le Coin , Charlie Belin (La Poudrière)
 Je me souviens de mon enfance , Marie de Lapparent (EMCA)

Saison 4 (2017)
Consacrée au poète Paul Éluard, la quatrième saison a commencé à être diffusée le  sur .
 Liberté, Jon Boutin
 Air vif, Pierre Grillère
 Le Chat, Johanna Huck
 Poisson, Arthur Sotto
 L'Alliance, Eugène Boitsov
 Homme utile, Amaury Brun
 Matines, Axel de Lafforest
 L'Amoureuse, Léa Krawczyk
 Même quand nous dormons, Camille Monnier
 Le Front aux vitres, Clélia Nguyen
 Animal rit, Aurore Peuffier
 La courbe de tes yeux fait le tour de mon cœur, Nicolas Rolland
 Tu te lèves l'eau se déplie, Robin Vouters

Saison 5 (2018)
La saison 5 est consacrée au poète Claude Roy.
Les  ont été diffusés sur France 3 entre le 03 et le 13 mars 2018.
Une bande annonce de la saison a annoncé son lancement en début d'année 2018.
Dans l'ordre de diffusion TV :
 L'Eau discrète , Étienne Baillieu	(Studio Tchak)
 L'Écoute-silence , Clémentine Campos (Studio Train-Train)
 L'Escargot capitaine au long cours , Adeline Faye (Studio Train-Train)
 Le Bestiaire incertain , Inès Bernard-Espina (Studio Tchak)
 L'Oiseau futé , Gaëtan Borde (Studio Tchak)
 Étourdis Étourneaux , Mélody Boulissière (Studio Tchak)
 Le Portrait modèle , Cynthia Calvi (Studio Tchak)
 La Fenêtre fermée , Jean-Baptiste Peltier (Studio Train-Train)
 Le Jardin perdu , Natalia Chernysheva (Studio Tchak)
 Ne coupez pas ! , Kévin Gachet-Thai (Studio Tchak)
 Un instant , Roxane Campoy (Studio Tchak)
 L'Enfant qui a la tête en l'air , Aude David (Studio Train-Train)
 La Clé des champs , Lucas Malbrun	(Studio Tchak)

Saison 6 (2019)
Le projet pour la saison 6 porte sur le poète Jean Tardieu.

La diffusion TV est prévue en mars 2019 sur France 3 et France 4.
 Les Préfixes , Alix Boiron Albrespy (L'atelier)
 Conjugaisons et Interrogations , Rosalie Benevello (La Poudrière)
 Voyage avec Monsieur Monsieur , Céline Brengou (Emile Cohl)
 Chœur d'enfants , Matthieu Gerard-Tulane (La Poudrière)
 Chansons de la nuit , Jeanne Girard (Pivaut)
 Les Logements , Jurdith Herbeth (Georges Méliès)
 Procès-verbal , Nan Huang (EMCA)
 Nature , Isis Leterrier (EMCA)
 Jours pétrifiés , Eva Lusbaronian (Gobelins)
 Deux verbes en creux , Mathilde Roy (La Poudrière)
 Les Fleurs du papier , Marine Varguy (Gobelins)
 19, rue de Nevers , Lulia Voitova (La Poudrière)
 Ce qui va et vient , Lingxi Zhang, Jihua Zhu (EMCA)

Saison 7 (2020)
Cette saison porte sur le poète Paul Verlaine.
La diffusion s'est faite durant le confinement de début d'année, le 2 mars 2020 sur France.TV..
 Après  , Nina Heckel (Émili Cohl)
 Ô triste, triste était mon âme, Raphaël Jouzeau (ASA)
 Chanson d'automne, Jean-Baptiste Marchand (Estienne)
 Promenade sentimentale, Émilie Tronche (EMCA)
 Voulant te fuir, Valentine Vendroux (ASA)
 Grotesques, Anna Bolshakova (Émilie Cohl)
 Le piano que baise une main, Clarissa d'Orval (EMCA)
 Mon rêve familier, Astrid Guinet (ENSAD)
 Marine , Maksim Litvinov (La Poudrière)
 Cordialités, Nathanaël Perron (RUBIKA)
 Conquistador, Jérémie Cousin (La Poudrière)
 Soleils couchants, Aurélie Monteix (La Poudrière)
 Il pleure dans mon cœur, Ariane Teillet (EMCA)

Saison 8 (2021)
Cette saison porte sur la poétesse Andrée Chedid.
 Épreuves du matin , Maša Avramović (La Poudrière)
 Destination : Arbre, Marie Deboissy (ASA)
 Qui reste debout ?, Jaimeen Desai (La Poudrière)
 Les Filles du vent, Héloïse Ferlay (ENSAD)
 Le Rire, Capucine Gougelet (ENSAD)
 Bricolage, Salomé Hammann (ASA)
 La Fringale, Raphaëlle Martinez (ENSAD)
 Les Mouettes, Lara Mattelart (EMCA)
 Vitalité, Émilie Mereghetti (ENSAD)
 Pas de clef à la poésie, Islena Neira (EMCA)
 Ce lieu, Daniella Schnitzer (La Poudrière)
 Regarder l'enfance, Camille Scudier (EESAB)
 Intervalles, Mitchelle Tamariz (La Poudrière)

Saison 9 (2022)

Cette saison porte sur le thème de la liberté.

Notes et références

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4 Ways Esports Can Use Influencers to Reach a Broader Audience
Esports, or competitions based around video game titles, have rapidly taken over streaming services like Twitch and YouTube. With more and more esports players leveraging their fan bases into their status as influential people, brands are looking to partner with the gamers leading the esports industry into a new age. In order to reach broader audiences, esports must dive into influencer marketing.
What are Esports?
As mentioned before, esports are competitive video games where teams of players compete against others. While a majority of esports takes place over streaming platforms, some esports competitions are also held in public arenas. As the name suggests, esports are very similar to regular sports in the sense that skilled players are asked to join teams that specialize in certain titles–the difference is that where sports have football and baseball, esports have Fortnite and Overwatch.
The comparisons also continue into the ways that the sports are marketed. Regular sports stars are famous in their own right, and have amassed large followings invested in the character of the player. These players can leverage their followings with brands to secure partnerships for sponsoring products, services and items–which is the basis of influencer marketing. The same is said of esports players–turning esports players into the influencers of their own genre.
For brands and advertisers looking to get into the esports industry, finding the right players is key to creating an effective influencer marketing strategy that will connect with the esports audience. Although regular sports are thoroughly established, the esports industry only continues to grow with the development of more streaming networks to showcase players and content. For that reason and more, brands looking to innovate their strategies should dive into the world of esports–and find the right players to partner with. Alternatively, esports can learn a lot from the influencer marketing industry and the way it uses player potential to create new opportunities.
Here are four ways that esports can use influencers to reach a broader audience:
Focus on similar values and interests.
Influencer marketing is in an age of authenticity. This means that brands and advertisers put more emphasis on the people that they partner with, and seek out creative relationships that last longer, are more meaningful, and provide better returns to the influencer and their consumers. By finding influencers (or players) that align with your mission, brands are able to create authentic, transparent relationships with those influencers that translate as organic, genuine connections to their audiences. In esports, the right influencers will be the ones that share the values of your brand, making the interactions between the two come off as seamless to both of your audiences.
Discover new talent in new areas.
One of the major benefits of influencers is the audiences that they reach. With so many different types of influencers in the world, there are countless numbers of niches that brands and advertisers can tap into with the right influencer. For brands looking to expand into new areas or uncharted territories, influencers are a great way to connect with people in the surrounding areas to tap into unidentified talent.
For esports brands looking to discover new potential players for team recruitment, partnering with specific influencers can provide the opportunity to explore the rest of the player pool in that area until they find the right fit for their brand. This also presents an opportunity to raise brand awareness in new areas. By finding influencers that know the area well and the locale, esports brands are able to spread their message through influencer player channels to increase brand recognition in the new area.
Create promotional giveaways and contests.
Because influencers appeal to large audiences, they are utilized in giveaways, contests and other forms of promotions. For brands, this presents the opportunity to convert fans of the influencer into fans of your brand. By partnering with influencers and creating promotions specifically through those influencers, brands and advertisers can spread their name recognition to a much wider audience than they could prior to the partnership.
Promotions like this also create codes that users can follow to get discounts on products, items and services–that can be tracked by your brand. This allows you to see exactly which influencers are driving direct sales, and therefore delivering a direct KPI that your team can use to determine the success of your influencer campaign. By using influencers, esports brands can leverage promotional contests and codes as a way to spread brand awareness, but also as a way to drive more people to purchase their items, while measuring the ROI of your influencer partnerships at the same time.
Organize ambassador programs.
Esports brands can also use influencers to interact with their audiences or fans of the brand. As the word "influencer" gets thrown around more and more, people are trying to redefine exactly what it is that influencers do. At this stage in the history of the influencer marketing industry, it's important to shift the definition of influencer from "someone with a large following" to "anyone that interacts with your brand." By expanding the opportunities of your brand to find potential partners, you expand the opportunities your brand has to engage with people that genuinely care about your brand.
Through ambassador programs, your brand can engage with each person that's a fan of your brand and establish a network of those fans across the world. For esports brands, this opens up more audiences to your brand name while creating more meaningful interactions between your brand and your audience. Ambassador programs allow brands to put more eyes and ears at the ground level, and find talent that might have been overlooked by other programs.
Maria Lewczyk
Maria Lewczyk is the PR and Content Specialist at Sideqik. As a digital media maverick, Maria has years of experience in copywriting, publicity, social media, branding strategy, marketing and advertising. As a creative professional, Maria likes to use storytelling to help brands communicate their message and connect to people on a deeper level.
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Having a quality highlight video is a crucial aspect of recruiting for all team sports, and many individual sports as well. Statistics and awards look good on paper but having a video package for a coach to review could mean the difference between being an active prospect, and being one among a hundred of emails in a coaches inbox.
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For a basic video package expect to have at least 2 games filmed, as well as a practice session to showcase your individual skill. The film will edit together the best individual and team highlights and will give coaches an idea of your skill and the general level of play in your league.
Basic videos will usually cost you somewhere in the range of $500-$600 and you should receive a professionally edited digital highlight reel 5-10 minutes in length. Typically extra games or more training times can be added at additional cost.
There are also more involved video packages available, these are for athletes that want a professional video that showcases not only their athletic ability, game highlights and skills, but also portrays those little intangibles that make a coach take notice. Through including interviews with coaches and teachers, the watcher will get to know and understand things about the athlete such as leadership, work ethic, coachability, how they perform under pressure and other strengths beyond what can be seen in a basic highlight video.
These ultimate videos will usually cost you somewhere in the range of $1200 and should include up to 2 games, one training session and 3-4 interview with the athlete, coaches, teachers or other adult character references. You should receive a professionally edited digital highlight reel 5-10 minutes in length as well as a documentary style reel that has interview and game footage (5-10 minutes). Typically extra games, training or interviews can be added at additional cost.
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Film from as high above the field as you can.
Choose clips from the game that showcase your individual AND team skills (that is off ball movement, cutting/leading, distribution, elimination, anything that shows athleticism or leadership).
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In the world of standards development there are folks that participate at every level, from institutional, to regional, to provincial to national to international. At each level the documents developed become more generalizable, more applicable in a greater cross-section of environments. That doesn't necessarily make them better, but it does create a closer connection to international truth.
At the top of the pyramid is the International Organization for Standardization.
The ISO has been the crown of the standards development structure since 1946 (or 1926, depending on when you start counting). It has as one of its mandates to create voluntary consensus standards that once applied assist the World Trade Organization promote international trade in the absence of non-tariff barriers. I have been a volunteer Canadian representative on ISO technical committees since 1995 and am currently a member of ISO TC 212 (the committee responsible for 15189) and ISO TC 176 (the committee responsible for 9001). Over the years I have seen both the positives and challenges of developing high level documents.
Which brings me to the recent publication of the official ISO magazine known as ISO Focus+. This is a great magazine that I suspect most of you have never seen or heard of, much less read. It is available at www.ISO.org, or is available through your national standards body. In Canada that is the Standards Council of Canada (SCC); in the US it is the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). The January 2011 issue is all about the ISO Strategic Plan for 2011-2015. Within it are the defined strategic objectives that ISO has set for itself over the next 4 years.
If you are interested in Quality, you need to read this magazine.
ISO has defined the following objectives.
3: Enhance capacity and participation of developing countries in international standardization.
4: Reach out to and engage with stakeholders.
7: Improve understanding of the general public, stakeholders and customers of value of voluntary international standards.
A: Are they appropriate? Are they consistent with the organization's Quality Policy?
B: Are they measurable? Can you by the end of the time period objectively document if you met the objective?
C: Are they achievable? Does the organization have the resources and capabilities required to meet the objectives in the time frame that has been defined?
So how, in my opinion, do the new objectives measure up, and what will ISO need to do to meet the objectives successfully.
Most of the work that ISO needs to do focuses on improved communication. ISO certainly needs to do that. The organization has become elite and presumes far too often that the world will come banging on their door Congratulations on recognizing that is not how it works any more.
The other changes will come from acknowledging tat ISO has some internal work to do to tidy up its own processes. Where there are rules, ISO needs to make sure that (A) they make sense, (B) the communicate them and (C ) they are applied consistently.
About the "NO". ISO can ask developing countries to be involved, but small countries don't have the resources to attend and participate meetings. Fixing that is by-and-large outside the power of ISO.
So congratulations to the ISO. This is a big step forward.
We will watch to see if this is "just words" or a "call to action".
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Rachel Beagley and Letizia Ciappi of New Kid to tell us about their 100% Made in Tuscany shoes, clothing and accessories–plus they share a collaboration idea that we know some of you will want to get involved in!
We are a couple of enthusiastic ladies who want to make quality products with care that are unique and fun.
We couldn't really make our shoes anywhere else it has taken many years to find all the artisans we currently work with, they are all small family businesses and are willing to work in our crazy way. Firenze has the good fortune of being small with loyal and dedicated locals, but also a large amount of visitors, perfect for a small business.
We have collaborated with a few designers and artists to come up with our tourist tee collections, currently featuring Italia and Turkey. This is our spin on trashy tourist tees. It would be fun to collaborate more locally on a shoot, get a lot of different local creatives involved, do something weird.
Officine Nora. These guys are always coming up with some fresh and interesting ideas and Jane Harman of Wood&cut has some serious skills, also Andrea Giunti has some pretty unusual ideas about jewelry.
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Trump fires $50bn salvo in trade war with China
Markets around the world fell after the US administration announced it would press ahead with tariffs, due to come into force July 6 Credit: Richard Drew/AP
Anna Isaac, Economics correspondent
15 June 2018 • 8:05pm
Anna Isaac
Donald Trump has fired the first $50bn (£38bn) salvo in his trade war with China, slapping a 25pc tariff on hundreds of products and sending global markets sliding.
Beijing immediately retaliated as officials promised to respond in kind with "countermeasures of the same scale and strength".
Mr Trump said he had been forced to act by China's alleged theft of intellectual property from US firms and despite his "great friendship with president Xi".
The US imposed levies on 818 Chinese products worth $34bn to come into force on July 6. An additional list of 284 imports worth $16bn has also been put forward, to be enforced after consultation with business.
Medical equipment, aircraft navigation tools, lubricants, plastics and metal parts are all included in the first tranche. The items deliberately target state-subsidised industries that form part of China's 2025 economic goals.
In retaliation, China said it would impose tariffs on 545 US products, including cars and agricultural products such as soya beans, beef and pork, effective from July 6, with further tariffs to be introduced at a later date.
Overview | Free trade versus protectionism
The trade row was sparked by a so-called 301 investigation into the theft of US companies' intellectual property by Chinese counterparts. Along with the US, Japan and the EU have issued cases against China on this matter with the World Trade Organisation.
Mr Trump said that the tariffs "are essential to preventing further unfair transfers of American technology and intellectual property to China, which will protect American jobs". He added that any tit-for-tat measures would result in "additional tariffs". Beijing was undeterred and said it would match the attack. Its commerce ministry said: "Launching a trade war does not accord with global interests.
"China definitely does not want a trade war, but in the face of the US's malicious, harmful and short-sighted conduct, China has to impose powerful countermeasures and resolutely defend the national interest and the people's interests," it said.
Mr Trump's initial list of targets is shorter than a draft list of some 1,300 products published in April. Some items that were commonly bought by consumers including flat screen televisions and mobile phones were removed.
Politically sensitive sectors targeted by Chinese tariffs
Moody's, the credit ratings agency, said that the US move and Chinese response "pose a broader challenge to the global trade regime, particularly in the context of growing US trade tensions with other trading partners". The global economy could be derailed if trade concerns upset confidence, according to the International Monetary Fund, the world's lender of last resort.
In recent weeks the US has also imposed tariffs of 25pc on steel and 10pc on aluminium on traditional allies the EU, Canada, Mexico, and Japan.
Thomas Donahue, president of the US Chamber of Commerce, said: "If these actions continue, our businesses will lose customers, workers will lose jobs, and American consumers will lose family income through higher taxes and higher prices."


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Utah company objects after Blaze Media reporter ties its coffee to alleged Kenosha shooter
(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune file photo ) The Black Rifle Coffee Company retail store in Salt Lake City in 2017.
By Sara Tabin
| Nov. 21, 2020, 11:37 p.m.
| Updated: Nov. 22, 2020, 5:17 a.m.
A Salt Lake City coffee company said it objected to a tweet posted by a Blaze Media reporter who tied its coffee to Kyle Rittenhouse, accused of killing two people during an August protest in Wisconsin.
Elijah Schaffer tweeted a since-removed photo of the 17-year-old wearing a Black Rifle Coffee Company shirt with the caption, "Kyle Rittenhouse drinks the best coffee in America." The teenager was released Friday after supporters raised his $2 million bail.
Schaffer posted a discount code for the coffee under the post with the photo. And online, commenters questioned whether the coffee company had a sponsorship deal with Rittenhouse and accused it of supporting murder and hate.
But Black Rifle Coffee, a sponsor of Schaffer's Slightly Offens*ve podcast, said in a statement Saturday that it is not sponsoring or supporting Rittenhouse.
A spokesperson for the coffee company told The Salt Lake Tribune on Saturday afternoon that the company was terminating its sponsorship of Slightly Offens*ve, but late Saturday, she said she had misunderstood.
"We are not fluctuating our ad spend," she said in a text message. "We did have a conversation with Schaffer, and he understands that the post was a mistake."
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Earlier in the day, she had said: "We don't traffic in national tragedy and to us, that's what this is. We are not legal experts or members of law enforcement. We fully support all law enforcement officials and believe in the integrity of the legal system."
After clarifying the company's continuing sponsorship of Blaze Media, she added: "Our concern is that use of the discount code in the post did not reflect our values. That's a concern we've addressed with the journalist and that he understands."
Blaze employees "make decisions about how to allocate ad dollars within the Blaze," she said, but she did not clarify whether Black Rifle would request to end its placement as a podcast sponsor. She said the company and Blaze are discussing "how to move forward with the allocation of ad dollars."
Black Rifle Coffee is a Salt Lake City-based roaster that brands itself as a gun-loving, conservative company started by veterans. In a statement Saturday afternoon, co-founder Evan Hafer said, "We do not support legal advocacy efforts. We do not sponsor nor do we have a relationship with the 17-year-old facing charges in Kenosha, WI."
Rittenhouse faces charges that he allegedly shot and killed two people and injured a third during an August protest that followed the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wis.
The photo of Rittenhouse in the Black Rifle Coffee shirt was posted by attorney Lin Wood, who represents Rittenhouse and is assisting President Donald Trump in challenging the presidential election outcome in Georgia. Wood identified the two men standing with Rittenhouse as attorney John Pierce, at left, and actor Ricky Schroder.
The company's spokeswoman said it is focused on making coffee and supporting the military community, and it will not comment on an ongoing legal matter.
But Twitter users criticized Black Rifle on Saturday for not explicitly condemning Rittenhouse's alleged actions.
"You'd think if @blckriflecoffee DIDN'T condone the murder of two people at the hands of #KyleRittenhouse they'd speak up," tweeted actress Yvette Nicole Brown.
I asked too and it's been crickets.
You'd think if @blckriflecoffee DIDN'T condone the murder of two people at the hands of #KyleRittenhouse they'd speak up.
I mean EYE would.
But do you, #BlackRifleCoffee. I guess. 🇺🇸
— yvette nicole brown (@YNB) November 21, 2020
In 2017, the company drew attention as the right wing's preferred roaster after conservative pundits, including Donald Trump Jr. and Sean Hannity, praised it in the wake of controversy over the Keurig coffee machine company.
Keurig pulled its ads from Hannity's show because he defended Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore, who was accused of inappropriately touching a teenage girl and pursuing other teenagers in his 30s. After Hannity viewers said they were boycotting Keurig, Trump Jr. promoted Black Rifle Coffee on his Twitter page.
"Great coffee, great guys and great Americans @seanhannity I've had the chance to meet and hang out with them. Try it. #blackriflecoffeecompany," Trump Jr. wrote.
At the time, Hafer told The Tribune he didn't know anything about the accusations against Moore, and attributed controversy over the company to its conservative stance.
"We're a controversial coffee company because we're openly conservative," said Hafer, whose company was then roasting about 1 million pounds of coffee each year. "When I say conservative, it's because of the things that we really believe in. I believe in the Constitution. I believe in the Second Amendment. I believe in family."
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Put veteran trumpeter Eddie Henderson with master pianist Kenny Barron and New Orleans-bred alto saxophonist Donald Harrison, and the music will go deep. Bassist Essiet Essiet and drummer Mike Clark also bring versatility and momentum to a varied set, including Henderson's transformation of "After You've Gone" (a Swing Era burner) into a lush ballad and John Coltrane's "Naima" into a bright waltz. With Miles Davis' "Fran-Dance" and Woody Shaw's "The Moontrane," Henderson honors fellow trumpet greats in compelling style.


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Aldrith Ivana Quintero Humphries (Panama-Stad, 1 januari 2002) is een Panamees voetbalspeelster die als middenvelder actief is bij Alhama CF en de nationale ploeg van Panama.

Internationale carrière
Quintero speelde met de nationale ploeg op het CONCACAF-kwalificatietoernooi 2018. Door het behalen van de vierde plaats plaatste Pananama zich voor de intercontinentale play-offs voor het Wereldkampioenschap voetbal vrouwen 2019 waar ze werden uitgeschakeld door Argentinië. Ze nam ook met het nationale team deel aan de Pan-Amerikaanse Spelen 2019. In 2022 speelde ze vijf wedstrijden in het nationaal vrouwenteam onder 20 op het CONCACAF-kwalificatietoernooi U-20.

Quintero maakte deel uit van de selectie van 23 speelsters die door Nacha Quintana op 26 januari 2023 bekendgemaakt werd voor de intercontinentale play-offs in februari in Nieuw-Zeeland en zich kwalificeerden voor het Wereldkampioenschap voetbal vrouwen 2023.

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The Executive chef of Antinoo's Lounge & Restaurant serves cuisine with a contemporary twist reflecting the setting of the restaurant.
He draws inspiration from the art, history, painting and infinite beauty of a city such as Venice. His dishes resemble colour palettes, finely and carefully chosen to form gastronomic creations.
He says that he is passionate about colourful cuisine and that creating a dish is much like putting paint to a canvas. He believes that food is an endless source of creative inspiration, where the various elements can be manipulated and interpreted as a form of expression.
He has a passion for creating design-led dishes but shies away from the idea that he is a food designer. His cuisine is creative yet light, colourful and mainly Mediterranean. He puts a great deal of care in to choosing and combining the ingredients.


Like all the other reviews say, please stop spamming your name. I didn't know I signed up for the Tritonal Talkshow. Otherwise, your music is top notch.
Saw them at marquee in Vegas about 2 years ago and became a fan!!! Love this podcast! Great work guys!
Love the work Tritonal does with this. Can turn it in while doing work, having a party, really it's the best. Keep up the good work!
Pardon me while I delete Above & Beyond and Tiesto Clublife!!
I've been listening to Tritonia for a little over a year now, and it's hands down beaten the other music podcasts out there. And there are plenty of them, too many to name. Tritonal (along with Cash Cash) are my favorite music producers. When I heard they were making "Untouchable" together, I was so excited. Keep up the great work, guys! Love your stuff!
Hey there-- just wanted to say that a) there are too many name drops, and b) you guys should pair with Monstercat someday.
If you love Trance you ARE a Tritonian. The best in Trance anthems freshly served. Subscribe and unite!
Tritona is awesome, really great music and artists. I'm always listening to it when I get the chance. Tritona is where I get some songs for a mix I'm making and stuff.But for the people that say they can handle them saying " we now have landed.....on tritona " and " a land not discovered by humans but by tritonians " is pretty sad if it's that bad then don't listen to it if fact you might as when not listen to and music that does that. It's apart of it, and I don't see how you can get annoyed by it because I smile every time I heart it. Awesome tritona!!!!!!! I love it!!!!!!!!!!!
Quickly beat out Above and Beyond and Club Life with Tïesto to become my favorite EDM podcast. Thank you and keep going!
All you people who aren't Tritonians just leave and listen to hardwell. Chad and Dave are so talented and all you guys can say is stop with this and that...did you even pay anything for this podcast haha no so go ahead and give 5 stars.
We could easily have to pay to listen to these amazing DJ's/Producers but they do this out of the goodness of their heart. These podcasts are not a requirement for them. Let's show a little bit more gratitude and a lot less negativity. We are not entitled to these podcasts, lets not forget that they are FREE!! Keep up the great work Chad and Dave you guys are awesome!
I listen pretty much exclusively to what Chad and Dave feed me every week. They have amazing music, and as much as announcements of "Tritonal" can jar me away from the music, just being able to hear such a great collection of the latest hot EDM makes it completely worth it for me. My only wish now is to see them live, Chad and Dave! Please come to Hawaii!!!
err=9006, why.....and Tritonia 050Live 1.0kb???
I don't know why???? err=9006 when I downloaded TritoniaTritonia 050Live 1.0kb?????
Up and coming gods of trance! Seamless transitions constantly. Can't wait to see them on tour!
The bits you guys add in about Tritonians is what makes me feel lost in your podcasts. Sure some people think it's annoying, but I love how I can escape my stressful life for an hour with such cheesy bits. Please keep it us, and I'm soooooo happy to finally get Tritonia 038. Been waiting for a while, but well worth it. Love your work and keep making music we can get lost in 😄.
Keep it up guys! I don't mind when you tell me who's playing and coming down the rabbit hole is an awesome intro! Keep true to yourself and don't listen to these haters! I tried searching Tritonia on Facebook and couldn't find you, what's up with that?! I want to share you with my friends! Love the beats and the variety!
farty basslines and voice overs every 2 minutes.
These guys are great. Friend Lori introduced me to them. Had a chance to meet them in South Beach, and the darn rain flooded the entire streets. Couldn't make the drive down from Sunny Isles Beach, but I enjoy every pod cast they provide. Thank you guys!!
Ok, love, love, love the music, but I CANNOT listen to it with so many Tritonia plugs. WE KNOW WHO WE ARE LISTENING TO !!!
Thank you guys! Hope that this podcast stay here on iTunes for a while. Other good podcast had gone and now there a not to many to choose from. Wish you good luck and success in your your lives.
Love what you are doing guys keep it up!
WAY too many name drops. It is incredibly distracting to listen to, and it's hard to enjoy a song when every 30 seconds comes with "Tritonians, you are listening to Tritonia with Tritonal, only in the land of Tritonia!!"
Chad and Dave are talented producers, and I really enjoyed Air Up There. But since the recent renaming/rebranding of the podcast to "Tritonia," the listener shoutouts and electronic voiceovers are much too frequent and distracting. Every 60-90s is some comment about falling into the rabbit hole or a land inhabited by Tritonians. Again, the music is good, and I understand Tritonal's motivation in renaming the radio show, but I'll be unsubscribing from this podcast.
It's an OK show, but uh.. could you guys play some more drops please? Sometimes I forget what I'm listening to when it's been an entire 25 seconds since the last drop.
I enjoy the music and when you guys talk about you upcoming shows, but I am not watching a movie trailer with dialogue so stop with the tritonia plugs every thirty seconds. PLEASE!!!!
Absolutely LOVE the music and this podcast in general, but I feel like I heard a plug for Tritonia every 30 seconds :)Otherwise, it would be 5 stars EASY.
Tritonal has been impressive with their podcast and I hope to someday see them live. Continue the great beats!
These guys life and breath music. This podcast, artist albums and live performances make it clear they are among the elite.
One of The Best podcasts out there. High energy tracks mixed with precision, they are great melodically. They are even better Live!! I'm so happy my buddy told me about Tritonal.
Thank you for this fantastic free podcast. Daily at work i listen to Air Up There. Every episode I've listened to is nothing but epic. I went and bought your album as a show of support + thanks for providing all this great music for free.Please continue this Podcast. It has enriched my life.
You guys mix so well, after hearing your A&B guest mix I was love struck. I can't wait to start listening to more of your mixes!
Probably the best trance music in the world and the best part is its FREE...great job guys and keep it up.
Some of the best stuff in the trance scene to date!!!!
Air up there recordings. Congrats!!! Keep up the good stuff!
i love your music!trance for the win!!


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As if the Sony hack wasn't enough, the so-called "Guardians of Peace" (GOP) are back at it - this time they are after CNN, and possibly more, after they take down the news organization, of course. All this is according to a bulletin from the FBI released on Dec. 24.
The threats come off the heels of a YouTube video posted, mocking the FBI and calling them "idiots."
It's a strange video to say the least, but what might be more surprising is the GOP's bizarre demands that aren't exactly clear-cut.
Next page: Read the foreboding message the hacker group sent to CNN.


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