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French-Tunisian eL Seed takes Arabic calligraffiti global
July 26, 2017 • arab • art • calligraffiti • calligraphy • dubai • el ceed • el seed • france • graffiti • louis vuitton • tunisia
"It's important that each message speaks to the local community but also has a universal significance," says eL Seed, who last year on a facade of the Graduate College of Social Work at the University of Houston, Texas, translated into Arabic and rendered into calligraffiti a quote from city founder Sam Houston: "Knowledge is the food of genius, and my son, let no opportunity escape you to treasure up knowledge."
EL SEED SPOKE BY PHONE FROM HIS DUBAI STUDIO.
An interview by Johnny Hanson, originally appeared in the July/August 2017 AramcoWorld magazine.
Let's start with "calligraffiti." There are quite a few artists who do it now. Did you coin the term?
No, to be honest with you, this is a term that has been used the first time in New York for a show, I think in '84. A show created by Jeffrey Deitch for some calligraphy artists and some graffiti artists from New York. He had this vision 30 years ago that calligraphy and graffiti would merge together. To be honest with you, me today, I don't even use this word to define myself. I'm just using calligraphy in my artwork. I do sculpture, I do canvases, I do art installations. I'm trying to get out of the box that I think I used to be in a few years ago.
In 2012 in the Assabah Medina in Tunis, Tunisia, eL Seed painted a quotation from poet Aboul-Qacem Echebbi: "The sun rose behind the centuries."
eL Seed time-lapse, Houston, Texas (Greg Ortiz / Universtiy of Houston)
What were you doing before your art became popular, and how has your work evolved?
I have been painting since I was a kid, and my dream back in the day was to be an animator. I know by heart The Lion King, Aladdin, in French, because I used to rewind all of the time and compose every picture in the movie so I could understand how they make animation. I was born and raised in France from Tunisian parents, and I did not read and write Arabic until I was 18. For me it was a quest of identity. I discovered my Arabic roots and embraced the Arabic culture. At some point I stopped painting, and I studied business. I used to have a nine-to-five job that was a bit boring. When I was doing this job, I said that my soul was dying inside. So I decided to go back to painting. I started learning to read and write Arabic, but I couldn't find any teacher to teach me calligraphy. I decided to just reproduce some old calligraphy. I started extending my letters and twisting them and, without noticing it, I created my own kind of calligraphy. I used to paint small walls, and then the small walls, they became a bit bigger and bigger.
Social media helped me so much. I started posting my stuff online just for friends and family to see what I was doing. Step by step, people started telling me, "Oh, I love what you do." Then people started gaining interest that I would never have expected.
Top: In 2012 eL Seed partnered with French designer Louis Vuitton to create this calligraffiti scarf that referencesa poem about Venice by Taha Muhammad Ali, which eL Seed chose because it "would connect to the story of Louis Vuitton and also the story that I enjoy telling of the Arabs and Muslims and their influence in the world."
Middle: In 2014 Dubai's Tashkeel Hub hosted eL Seed's first three-dimensional calligraffiti exhibit, "Declaration."
Lower: eL Seed's six-story painting on the Arab World Institute, in Paris, which took him a week to create. "Love is the miracle of civilizations" is the translation of a quote from 19th-century French writer Stendhal. "For me, it summarizes the spirit of the institute, which is to bring cultures closer," says eL Seed.
What is your process for making large-scale works?
I always try to find a way to go beyond what I'm capable of doing. You need the idea and an artistic challenge. I did this project called "Perception," which was a painting on city buildings in the Cairo garbage collectors' neighborhood. I went there without knowing who those people are. I had this small idea about them; that is, they were living in the garbage. And soon I saw that they are not living in the garbage, but they are living from the garbage. That's why the piece is called "Perception"—because they are associated with trash, and everybody throws them away. The piece is over 50 buildings, so you need to have authorization of 50 persons to let you paint their houses. I wanted to convince each person [but it was] the priest [who] managed to convince them, and he opened the door of the neighborhood. We took a picture of the neighborhood, and then I drew the art on some paper that we digitalized. I zoomed in and used every brick—everything I could find—to help me trace my calligraphy. I needed to make sure the first wall matched with the one that was behind it. [But] normally when I do a bigger piece, there is no sketch. It's like I know I'm going to make the shape of the circle, and I just trace it on the spot.
You speak French and English too, so why paint only in Arabic?
It speaks to us before it even reaches your eyes. For me it's like music. Sometimes you hear music in a language that you don't understand, but you love the feeling of it. You have no idea what the guy's singing in the song, but you just love it because it speaks to your soul. It was Arabic calligraphy made me accept my French identity, and I realized that Arabic calligraphy placed this bridge between my two identities that I had totally separated. Today I want to use this to create those bridges between people and culture and generations. So, in Houston I was like, "Okay, I need to make something that connects the people to the artist." I cannot just go and write some Arabic poetry on the wall. So that's why I chose this quote from Sam Houston that says, "Oh my son, knowledge is the food of genius, and chase it wherever you are." Something like that. We need to create bridges between people. When we create bridges between cultures, you open a dialogue between them. People often ask me, "What do you love the most about what you do?" What I've realized is that setting up the piece is good, I enjoy painting, but all my pieces at some time will be left here, and the only thing that stays inside is this kind of human experience, meeting people. I think this is what I love the most. Leaving this kind of mark into people's lives because actually so many people leave marks in my life as well.
Now you are doing sculpture, too, and you have worked with the designer Louis Vuitton.
Yes, Louis actually was a few years ago. They asked me to design one of their scarves. Knowing the history of Louis Vuitton's collaboration with artists, for me it was such a huge honor. Being born and raised in France, it was obvious, so I said yes. Now I work a lot more on sculpture, mostly small pieces. My plan is really to work on big sculpture in the public space. Sometimes it's difficult, but if you like the process of making stuff, it is just amazing.
In his most complex calligraffiti project to date, eL Seed spent much of 2016 painting more than 50 buildings in Cairo to create "Perception." It translates: "Anyone who wants to see the sunlight clearly must first wipe his eyes"—words visible in full only from a single vantage point.
You mentioned building bridges. So tell us more about why that's important to you.
I feel we're in a time today where everything is made for people to ignore each other, to reject each other, to condemn each other. Then we have no idea of who we are. Do you know what I mean? You base a full opinion on something that you've seen five minutes of on the media, and you never dig deeper to know people. You never try to make a step towards people. I know there's so many stereotypes with Arabic script.
I'm attached to it, and now I'm trying with my art to show a different image and show actually we are connected together. We should embrace our differences. For me, that's the only way to go. That's how you become tolerant, and your mind opens as well. I truly try to achieve that with my work.
How do you want to be defined or known?
Just as an artist who tried to make people dream—who dreamt big enough so people can dream again.
Johnny Hanson
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Dem senator: CDC already has authority to study guns
By Sarah Ferris - 06/17/16 04:27 PM EDT
Sen. Tom Carper Thomas (Tom) Richard CarperDemocrats ask if US citizens were detained at border checkpoints due to Iranian national origin Democrats, greens blast Trump rollback of major environmental law EPA employees push 'bill of rights' to protect scientific integrity MORE (D-Del.) wants to remind the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that it already has the power to study gun violence despite what he calls "widely held misconceptions" that say otherwise.
In a letter to the CDC on Friday, Carper dismissed an argument from many public health researchers who say federal gun research has been halted by the 20-year-old congressional budget rule known as the "Dickey amendment."
That provision, enacted after a lobbying campaign by the National Rifle Association, bans any research seen as advocating for gun control, but Carper and others point out it is not an outright ban.
"The agency is permitted and well within its authority to take this important step today, and I urge them to expand this critical work without delay," Carper wrote in a letter to CDC Director Tom Frieden.
Carper cited a CDC study of gun violence in his home state released six months ago as proof that the agency "has not been barred from conducting these potentially life-saving studies."
The CDC's epidemic team quietly released a 14-page report in December about the rising rates of "urban firearm violence" in Wilmington, Del.
The city had called for the CDC investigation after reporting a 45 percent spike in shootings over two years. Out of all moderately sized cities, Wilmington had the 4th highest homicide rate.
In its report, the CDC said it found many similar behavior patterns among those who committed gun violence: "The majority of individuals involved in urban firearm violence are young men with substantial violence involvement preceding the more serious offense of a firearm crime."
It recommended "integrating data systems" to better allow those at-risk individuals to get help.
Still, the Dickey amendment has since 1997 had a chilling effect on nearly all CDC research as it tries to obey Congress's rules and stay out of the political crossfire.
Mark Rosenberg, who led the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control when the ban was enacted, told The Hill last year that the language was a "shot across the bow" for researchers. Since then, the CDC has had almost no funding for gun violence research.
Those budget rules have come under renewed scrutiny this week after the powerful doctors group, the American Medical Association (AMA), decided to "actively lobby" to eliminate the budget rule in the wake of the Orlando nightclub massacre.
Republicans in Congress have already been dismissive of that effort.
But Carper said the AMA had "mischaracterized" the ban. He said in his own conversations with CDC officials and researchers that the dry spell for gun violence research is mostly a result of a lack of funding.
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For Chilean primary children, English is a language from lands far, far away. In this blog post, I will explore the benefits of storytelling to enable children to interact in English through meaningful learning experiences. I will also share some practical examples of ways to integrate storytelling in primary English lessons. My goals are to increase children's self-confidence and participation as well as to help teachers listen to and include children's voices in lessons.
Stories and storytelling are a natural part of the communicative development of children in their mother tongues. Furthermore, stories "…organise and transmit human knowledge, and are crucial for developing personal and social identities in building community…" according to Ahlquist and Lugossy (2015, p. 26).
(Brewster et al. 2002; Pinter 2017).
The Chilean primary teaching and learning context in state schools is similar to others around the world. In our classrooms, we often have 45 learners with mixed abilities and a variety of special educational needs, all of whom have limited exposure and contact with English. Teachers have demanding timetables with little time for planning, and in some cases, scarce resources.
At the start of my teaching career while working at a public school in Chile, I encountered numerous challenges. Working with a particular group of 6 and 7 year olds was especially challenging, and I remember struggling to find tasks which engaged the children and motivated them to learn. The fact that our lessons were timetabled during the last period on Fridays also did little to help. I have always loved storytelling and had experience as a storyteller before working at the school, so I decided to use this as an opportunity to put storytelling, and my skills, to the test.
I started by using classic fairy tales such as The Three Little Pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, and Goldilocks. These stories were well known by my learners and include lots of repetitive language which enabled my students to predict some of the words and expressions. This experience also helped them to feel confident to participate and gave them a chance to use English. However, after some time, I realised that these fairy tales were not going far enough and what the children really needed were stories that related to their own lives, with meaningful contexts and characters.
Stelma and Onat-Stelma (2010) encourage teachers of young learners to view children as active "stakeholders" and "effective contributors" to their own language learning process. This is a call to action for us to incorporate children's lives into English lessons, which helps ensure that learning is meaningful. With this in mind, I started to adapt fairy tales so the children could feel closer to the characters' experiences. By considering my learners' views and experiences I got to know more about them. For example, while working on colours of the Chilean flag during a unit on national festivals, I had my learners draw and colour the flag where their parents / caregivers came from or where their relatives lived. I discovered that some families came from different parts of Latin America, and others came from countries such as Palestine. I also started to ask them about different ways to name the same fruit or classroom object different varieties of Spanish and the other languages they spoke including Arabic and Quechua.
This approach validated the children's local languages, as well as provided opportunities for me to explore the different linguistic identities interacting in my classroom. In this way, my teaching of English became more focused on supporting children's self-perceptions as users of multiple languages.
To incorporate children's identities in stories and storytelling, it is important to critically question the way we relate to and interact with our learners. Through classroom observations, I collected useful information to create stories which ensured everyone had a sense of belonging. One of these stories was 'The Pencil and the Scissors'. This is a story about Pencil who is very proud because she had just finished her first drawing. She tried to share her joy with one of her friends, Scissors, but he was having a bad day and he tore the picture into pieces! The plot involves their friends each trying to cheer them both up. Finally, it is Ruler who sorts things out by calling for Glue to come and help.
This story reflected the children's everyday school conflicts and reactions in an age-accessible manner and enabled them to show genuine empathy with the characters.
Am I observing how my learners respond to classroom activities? What can I note about how they interact with each other?
How do I react when my learners share their experiences and interests? Am I being an attentive listener?
How do I engage my learners in the stories and relate their own personal responses to the plot and characters?
Which stories can be adapted to make them relatable to my learners' lives? How can I adapt these stories in a personalised way?
How can I create stories which take into consideration my learners' everyday realities?
By using storytelling in primary English language teaching, we can create meaningful learning experiences and help enable learners to construct their identities as L2 users. To do this successfully, we require a deep understanding of our learners' interests, backgrounds, experiences and needs. For me, the key role of a primary English teacher is to ensure our learners' language learning experiences are stories of enjoyment, stories of care, stories of confidence and stories of inclusion.
Brewster, J., Ellis, G. & Girard, D. (2002). The Primary English Teacher's Guide New Edition, London: Pearson Education Limited.
Pinter, A., 2017. Teaching Young Language Learners 2nd Edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.


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Running Events in Southampton, South East
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Wickham 10k Road Race (CX)
Wickham, South East, United Kingdom
Join us for the 2019 edition of the Wickham 10K road race!
Gosport 5k Summer Series — Race 5
Gosport, South East, United Kingdom
The Gosport 5k Summer Series offers a fast, out and back promenade run using an accurately measured 5k course, ideal for beginners and experienced runners alike.
This is the fifth and final race in the five race series, with previous races on the second Tuesday of the month in April, May, June and July. You can enter each race individually or save money and buy a three, four or five race season ticket.
Meon Valley Trail Half, 10k & 5k (CX)
Whether is be the Half Marathon, the 10k or the 5k, it is a flat and fast, out and back course, run along the disused Fareham to Alton railway line, from Wickham out towards Corhampton and back.
Beach Race – Race the Tide (Summer Edition)
Bournemouth, England, United Kingdom
The event is a low tide beach run along the beautiful shoreline of Bournemouth Beach heading out towards Sandbanks Beach. You start and finish on the west side of the pier. Both 5km and 10km distances are available to enter. The groynes will slow you down which is all part of the fun.
Southampton Common 10k
Southampton, South East, United Kingdom
This event will see runners complete a 2 lap run around Southampton Common on an accurately measured course which will be perfect for setting a new personal best. T-shirts and medals for all finishers.
Andover Trail Half Marathon
Enham Alamein, South East, United Kingdom
13.1 miles full marked course with all the stunning views North Hampshire has to offer.
This event will be chip timed with instant results.
A very chilled out event for all level of runner with a great family atmosphere
Andover Trail Marathon
26.2 miles of everything North Hampshire has to offer! From thigh-burning climbs with a maximum elevation of 280m, to fast downhill sections taking in the the views of the beautiful meadows and valleys.
This is a perfect race for those more seasoned runners looking for a PB, and great for those looking for a challenge with generous cutoffs and a friendly, family atmosphere.
Sandown & Shanklin I.O.W Seafront 10k
Sandown, South East, United Kingdom
Come along to the Sandown & Shanklin 10K and meet fellow runners and beat your personal best! As per usual there will be on day registration available but it is advised that you register for your place before hand using the link below. Once registered for the race there will be a confirmation email sent out on the Thursday before the race.
Little London 10K
Join us for this lovely 10K that caters to runners of all abilities, hosted by Andover Trail Runners!
Remembrance Day 10k & 5k (CX)
Portsmouth, South East, United Kingdom
This event, takes in some of the areas most stunning views, over Portsmouth and the Solent beyond.
Run on closed roads, through country lanes and along part of the top of Portsdown Hill, the race will feature chip timing.
Some of the proceeds from the Remembrance Day 10k will go to Service charities and Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association, our charity partner for 2018.
RunThrough Goodwood Motor Circuit Grand Prix - September
Chichester, South East, United Kingdom
Join us for a unique opportunity to run a Half Marathon, Marathon, 20 mile, 10k & 5k at Goodwood Motor Circuit organised by RunThrough Events. Run at the world famous Goodwood Motor Circuit, home to the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival, and enjoy the thrill of running a brand new course and racing your way to a new chip timed personal best on this smooth traffic free tarmac motor racing circuit!
The Turkey & Tinsel Trot (CX)
Portchester, South East, United Kingdom
Lets kick off the festive celebrations for the second year with our own Turkey Trot. Starting at Portchester Castle, our festive event is a multi lap, trail race, taking in views across Fareham Creek and the upper reaches of Portsmouth Harbour.
Children on the Edge Chichester Half Marathon
Welcome to the Children on the Edge Chichester Half Marathon Event.
The event takes place on Sunday 6th October 2019 and we have three fantastic races on offer: the Half Marathon, The Ten Miler, and Half Marathon Relay.
All races include a mixture of road, cross country, and cycle path terrain. The routes take in the historic sites of Chichester, including the Cathedral and the city walls, before heading up to the pinnacle of the South Downs - the Trundle - and winding back down to Chichester via the Centurion Way.
Wayfarer's Way Ultra
Linkenholt, South East, United Kingdom
Join us for this amazing run, which follows the Wayfarer's Way from Coombe Gibbet in the north of Hampshire to Emsworth in the south.
Sailsbury Plain Marathon/Half Marathon
Shipton Bellinger, South East, United Kingdom
Join us for this Marathon and Half Marathon on the amazing Salisbury Plain! The largest military training area in the country and the largest Calcareous grasslands in northern Europe.
This is a winter event offering beautiful views, and peace and quiet. If the weather is good, it's stunning, and if the weather is bad, it's an amazingly brutal challenge.
RunThrough Goodwood Motor Circuit Grand Prix - December
Big Fun Run Southampton
Big Fun Run is a series of 5k untimed runs staged within scenic settings throughout the UK from July to October. Run for fitness, run for charity, run for fun. Just run!
Theres no pressure, just some easy moves and lots of laughs. Its all about getting involved, having fun and enjoying the whole experience of the day.
Dog Jog – Southampton
The Dog Jog series are unique 5k jogging events for you and your dog to get fit and have fun. Each event offers a relaxed and fun atmosphere with no times and no pressure. They are also a great opportunity to meet like-minded dog owners in your area. Plus whats more, when you cross the finish line youll receive a fantastic Doggy Bag jam-packed with goodies for both you and your dog, as well as Dog Jog Collar Keyring medal! Dog Jog is all about getting involved, having fun and enjoying the great outdoors with your favourite four-legged friend!
Hundred Acres Summer XC Series (CX) Race 4
After the success of the one-off 2018 race, we are launching our Hundred Acres Summer XC series. Starting on the 1st May, the series races will take place on the 1st Wednesday of each month, 1st May, 5th June, 3rd July, and the 7th August.
Over the course of the series, we will give prizes for the winner of both the ladies and men's and also a prize for the most improved runner over the series.
This race series is Canicross friendly.
Lakeside 5K Series 4
This popular series, which also incorporates the Alexandra Sports Inter-Club Challenge, takes place within the Lakeside North Harbour Complex.
St George's 10 Mile Road Race
Newport, South East, United Kingdom
Our 10-mile road race takes place along a scenic route where you can soak up the hills & stunning views of the countryside to the south west of the Islands capital town of Newport including an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and views of Carisbrooke Castle.
St George's 10
Our 10 mile road race takes place along a scenic route where you can soak up the hills & stunning views of the countryside to the south west of the Islands capital town of Newport including an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and views of Carisbrooke Castle.
The Absolute Running Gosport 5k Summer Series – Race 5
Taking place every second Tuesday of the month from April to August, this evening race series provides a great way for runners of all levels to enjoy the Gosport seaside at twilight. This is the fifth race in the series - race in 3 or more and shoot for overall series champion.
New Forest Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k & 5k
Brockenhurst, South East, United Kingdom
The New Forest Marathon comprises of 6 events, Full/Half/10k/5k/Junior 1.5k all from one location in the heart of the New Forest. All routes will start and finish from New Park Showground, Brockenhurst and wind through the heart of the New Forest National Park. The multi-terrain courses offer some of the most scenic running experiences in the country, with a blend of forest enclosures, open roads, far reaching views and of course, the famous New Forest ponies!
Isle of Wight Half Marathon
Ryde, South East, United Kingdom
Ryde Harriers organises the Isle of Wight Half Marathon.
Lakeside 5k Series - August
Gravel Hill 5
Waterlooville, South East, United Kingdom
Test yourself on this beautiful trail run over five miles in the Gravel Hill and War Down areas of Queen Elizabeth Country Park where the hard work of the mile uphill is rewarded with over three miles of downhill, not forgetting the drinks and snacks at the half-way checkpoint on the way round.
Salisbury 54321 Trail Runs
Salisbury, South West, United Kingdom
The Salisbury 5-4-3-2-1 walk, or trail run is an event suited to all the family, with a choice of distances from 5km to the more demanding 42k/Marathon, or even a 50k Ultra Marathon. The routes will be over footpaths, bridle ways and quiet country roads in the Salisbury Wessex area. The walk/trail runs, will take you past a variety of sites of historical and scientific interest and through Country Estates not usually open to the general public. This has been made possible by the kind permission of several landowners along the route and including English Heritage.
Isle of Wight Round
Based out of the Island Riding Centre on the Isle of Wight we have created 2 fantastic days of running. Over the 2 days, youll run a total of 50km (31 miles) on day one, and 60km (37 miles) on day 2. The course covers a total of 68 Miles with a mix of road, wooded trails, cycle paths and spectacular sea cliffs.
Winchester Half Marathon
Winchester, South East, United Kingdom
Race in the Winchester country side. An excellent course for runners of all levels and a fun family friendly atmosphere to go with it.
Testway Ultra
This amazing event is back with a 40 and 50 mile option. The course runs from north Hampshire to south Hampshire, with all this lovely county has to offer.
Isle of Wight Marathon
Cowes, South East, United Kingdom
A brand new course (first used 2013) of one lap featuring the much quieter roads on the west of the island.These are the undulating town and rural roads through Cowes, Gurnard, Rew Street, Porchfield, Shalfleet, Yarmouth, Afton, Willmingham, Thorley, Wellow, Shalfleet, Porchfield, Northwood, Cowes.
Jurassic Coast Challenge
Poole, South West, United Kingdom
Join 2,000 adventurers of all experience levels and ages and Walk, Jog or Run the spectacular Jurassic Coast - a World Heritage Site since 2001. A Poole Harbour start - it's on to Corfe Castle, through Lulworth Cove, past Durdle Door with ups and downs all the way to the Weymouth halfway point.
Cider Frolic
Minchington, South West, United Kingdom
The Cider frolic is a race for solos, pairs and three and teams of fours. Each lap is 6 Kmish so seven laps = a marathon. Squeaky rubber baton toy again and a good time camping, eating and boozing.
Piggy Plod
Your chance to have a Sunday 10km run around the cider farm of two 5km laps, which used to be a pig farm so youll get an amazing piggy medals, a muff & flapjack to snack on when you finish.
Poole Runners Summer Series – Race 5
Upton, South West, United Kingdom
The Poole Runners Summer Series is six races, each being about 5km, on Wednesday evening spread over the summer. Participants can is simply turn up, register and race
Winterslow Trail Runs
The Muddy Runners are pleased to host the Winterslow Trail Runs, a joint fundraiser for WInterslow Primary School and Pre-school.
Oxfam Trailwalker GB (South)
Horndean, South East, United Kingdom
Trek 100km across the South Downs in under 30 hours and help end poverty with every step. Organised with the Queens Gurkha Signals, Trailwalker is a unique opportunity to put your mind and body to the test. Are you a team of four tough enough to take on Trailwalker? Raise money, push yourself to the limit, and face a challenge youll remember the rest of your life.
Ventnor Horseshoe
Ventnor, South East, United Kingdom
Race 2 of the Isle of Wight Fell Running Championships.
St. Boniface Fell
Race 1 of the Isle of Wight Fell Running Series. FRA Category AS, 3.8km/235m ascent. The St. Boniface Fell is Race 1 in the Isle of Wight Fell Running Series organised by Ventnor Fell Running Championship Association and Ryde Harriers. It is a class AS fell race (FRA rules)
Race venue St Catherines School, Grove Road, Ventnor, PO38 1TT
Portsmouth RNLI 10K & Pieces of Eight
Welcome to the home page for the ever popular RNLI 10K fun run along Southsea seafront. All in aid of the RNLI, who will be on hand with fantastic support and outstanding refreshments.
Go that extra mile and surprise yourself. Great training run for the Great South Run. Plus a super fast route (if the wind does not blow).
Wroxall Round
Race 3 of the Isle of Wight Fell Running Championships
Simplyhealth Great South Run
If youre new to running, or ten miles isnt your thing, you can still be a part of the iconic Simplyhealth Great South Run weekend at this popular 5k. Soak up the atmosphere as you experience your own moment of victory when you cross the line.
Salisbury Half Marathon
The 22nd Salisbury Half Marathon, the 4th year of the new city centre route. 2019 will see Race HQ in Guildhall Square, Market Walk, Salisbury SP1 1JH, with a closed road start on nearby New Canal. The route is then two laps with virtually zero elevation change, ensuring it suitable for those chasing a personal best, or equally suited for first timers at Half Marathon distance.
Andover Food Bank Lake Run
Andover, South East, United Kingdom
We are delighted to announce plans for the Andover Lake Run 2019.
Last year we had nearly 500 runners for the three races and Steve Holder a Hampshire fireman and seasoned marathon runner opened the run, and ran the 10k. Our local mayor Councilor Carl Borg-Neal ran the 5k and then presented prizes donated by Alton Sports. Our main sponsor was Vitacress who handed out nutritious shots to all our competitors at the finish line.
It was a fantastic day and all the runners were well supported by family and friends. In addition, over 7,000 was raised for the foodbank.
Cosham, South East, United Kingdom
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Basingstoke, South East, United Kingdom
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Sheffield Scientific School
Mary Bogue Alden (BA Bryn Mawr
1912), daughter of John Ferris and Mary
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wife of Douglas Woodruff, '05
ROBERT BRUCE LINDSAY
PH B    I908
Born January 10, 1886, in Rochester, NY
Died August 20, 1945, in Brighton, NY
Father, Alexander Miller Lindsay, co-
founder Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company,
department store, Rochester, son of Alexander and Marion (Miller) Lindsay of
Byrehill, Stewarton, Ayreshire, Scotland
Mother, Adelaide (Hatch) Lindsay; daughter of Jesse Williams and Harriett (Flint)
Hatch of Rochester
The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa Electrical
engineering course, member St Elmo and
Delta Phi
With Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company
1908-45 (vice-president 1938-39, and secretary and treasurer 1939-45), director
Erie (Pa ) Dry Goods Company 1935-45,
First Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps,
US Army, August 12, 1918-January 10,
1919, member Brick Presbytenan Church,
Married June 10, 1916, in Rochester,
Gladys Newcomb Gibson (Goucher 1909-
10), daughter of Carleton Bartlett and
Martha Goodwin (Newcomb) Gibson
Children Robert Bruce, Jr, '39, and Carleton Gibson, '44 E
Death due to coronary occlusion Buried
in Mt Hope Cemetery, Rochester Survived
by wife, sons, three sisters, Marion Lindsay
Beach, the wife of Donald Magee Beach
(BL Hobart 1892), and Mrs James
DuPuy, both of Rochester, and Adelaide
Lindsay Thomson, the wife of James L
Thomson, '98 S, and two brothers, Alexander Miller Lindsay (Umv Berlin) and Jesse
Williams Lindsay (Univ. Berlin; Williams
Class of 1899), both of Rochester
THOMAS FRANCIS O'NEILL
Born July 20, 1885, in New Haven, Conn
Died January 14, 1946, tn New Haven,
Father, Patrick O'Neill, a merchant in
New Haven, son of Patrick O'Neill
Mother, Rose Mary (McConnell) O'Neill,
daughter of Thomas McConnell
New Haven High School Electrical engineering course
Special apprentice Winchester Repeating
Arms Company, New Haven, 1908-09 and
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Company, Pittsburgh, 1909-11, draftsman
and engineer Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Altoona, 1911-13, electrical supervisor Winchester Repeating Arms Company 1913-15 and electrical engineer 1915-
21, manager and president T F O'Neill &
Company, manufacturers of dental equipment and hardware specialties, New
Haven, 1921-40, electrical and mechanical
engineer in office of Undersecretary of
War, Washington, 1940-42 and at headquarters of Services of Supply 1942 until
retirement 1944, studied metallurgy Catholic Umversity of America 1942 and electncal
engineering George Washington University
1942-44, member Connecticut Electrical
Engineers Association, American Institute
of Electrical Engineers, Society of Illuminating Engineers, and St Brendan's
Church  (Roman Cathohc), New Haven
Married November 11, 1941, in Leesburg,
Va , Kathryn Mildred, daughter of Michael
and Mary Jane (McKean) Sullivan
Death due to subarachnoid hemorrhage
Buried in St Lawrence Cemetery, New
Haven Survived by wife, a sister, Miss
Mary Rose O'Neill, and two brothers, James
Edward O'Neill and Robert Henry O'Neill,
all of New Haven
GEORGE DRESSER SMITH
Born September 30, 1887, in Chicago, III
Died August 11, 1945, in Chicago, III
Father, Fred Wallace Smith, vice-presi-
Transcript Sheffield Scientific School 151 Mary Bogue Alden (BA Bryn Mawr 1912), daughter of John Ferris and Mary Emma (Bogue) Alden, and sister of John Alden, *u, and Sidney C Alden, '17 S Children: Elizabeth (B A. Mills 1938), Mary Bogue (BA. Mills 1942), Mildred Selden (BA Univ. Arizona 1944), and Edwin Selden, Jr Death due to coronary occlusion Ashes interred in Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix Survived by wife, children, three grandchil- 1 dren, mother, and a sister, Mildred Hansell Lane Woodruff (BA Smith 1909), the wife of Douglas Woodruff, '05 ROBERT BRUCE LINDSAY PH B I908 Born January 10, 1886, in Rochester, NY Died August 20, 1945, in Brighton, NY Father, Alexander Miller Lindsay, co- founder Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company, department store, Rochester, son of Alexander and Marion (Miller) Lindsay of Byrehill, Stewarton, Ayreshire, Scotland Mother, Adelaide (Hatch) Lindsay; daughter of Jesse Williams and Harriett (Flint) Hatch of Rochester The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa Electrical engineering course, member St Elmo and Delta Phi With Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company 1908-45 (vice-president 1938-39, and secretary and treasurer 1939-45), director Erie (Pa ) Dry Goods Company 1935-45, First Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, US Army, August 12, 1918-January 10, 1919, member Brick Presbytenan Church, Rochester Married June 10, 1916, in Rochester, Gladys Newcomb Gibson (Goucher 1909- 10), daughter of Carleton Bartlett and Martha Goodwin (Newcomb) Gibson Children Robert Bruce, Jr, '39, and Carleton Gibson, '44 E Death due to coronary occlusion Buried in Mt Hope Cemetery, Rochester Survived by wife, sons, three sisters, Marion Lindsay Beach, the wife of Donald Magee Beach (BL Hobart 1892), and Mrs James DuPuy, both of Rochester, and Adelaide Lindsay Thomson, the wife of James L Thomson, '98 S, and two brothers, Alexander Miller Lindsay (Umv Berlin) and Jesse Williams Lindsay (Univ. Berlin; Williams Class of 1899), both of Rochester THOMAS FRANCIS O'NEILL PH B I908 Born July 20, 1885, in New Haven, Conn Died January 14, 1946, tn New Haven, Conn Father, Patrick O'Neill, a merchant in New Haven, son of Patrick O'Neill Mother, Rose Mary (McConnell) O'Neill, daughter of Thomas McConnell New Haven High School Electrical engineering course Special apprentice Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, 1908-09 and Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company, Pittsburgh, 1909-11, draftsman and engineer Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Altoona, 1911-13, electrical supervisor Winchester Repeating Arms Company 1913-15 and electrical engineer 1915- 21, manager and president T F O'Neill & Company, manufacturers of dental equipment and hardware specialties, New Haven, 1921-40, electrical and mechanical engineer in office of Undersecretary of War, Washington, 1940-42 and at headquarters of Services of Supply 1942 until retirement 1944, studied metallurgy Catholic Umversity of America 1942 and electncal engineering George Washington University 1942-44, member Connecticut Electrical Engineers Association, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Society of Illuminating Engineers, and St Brendan's Church (Roman Cathohc), New Haven Married November 11, 1941, in Leesburg, Va , Kathryn Mildred, daughter of Michael and Mary Jane (McKean) Sullivan Death due to subarachnoid hemorrhage Buried in St Lawrence Cemetery, New Haven Survived by wife, a sister, Miss Mary Rose O'Neill, and two brothers, James Edward O'Neill and Robert Henry O'Neill, all of New Haven GEORGE DRESSER SMITH PH B I908 Born September 30, 1887, in Chicago, III Died August 11, 1945, in Chicago, III Father, Fred Wallace Smith, vice-presi-


Welcome back to another "Video & Article" series, this time for our first live-stream with tutor Wakako. In this article and video, Wakako introduces the very common sentence "Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu". You will learn the meaning, origin, and most importantly how to use this phrase naturally in all kinds of situations.
Today we will introduce a very common Japanese expression, namey "よろしくお願ねがいします". This expression, similar to expressions like "いってらっしゃい" or "いってきます", is very commonly used in Japanese but cannot be directly translated into English.
Which one is most accurate depends on the situation you use "よろしくお願ねがいします" in.
Japanese people love this phrase and use it almost every day both in business and private situations.
One of the most common situations you use this phrase in is when you introduce yourself.
Nice to meet you. I'm Wakako. I look forward to knowing each other.
Another situation you often use it is when you ask somebody to do something, or when you ask someone a favour.
Could you make this document by tomorrow? Thank you very much in advance.
If you are the boss of the person you are asking something of, or if you are in a higher position than them, you can shorten the phrase to just "よろしく".
"よろしく" sounds more casual so you can use it with friends in casual situations as well.
A: Hey Tatsuya, can I borrow your notebook tomorrow?
Now we'll get to an important point regarding this phrase.
"よろしくお願ねがいします" or "よろしく" are used when referring to an action to take place in the future. That's why you can use it to mean "Thank you in advance". However, if you – using the example from above – borrow his notebook right now, you can't say "よろしく" to mean "Thank you" because the action you are thanking the other person for is happening in the present. In that case, you can simply say "ありがとう" instead of "よろしく".
"よろしくお願ねがいします" itself is a polite phrase, but if you want to make it extremely polite, you can say "よろしくお願ねがい致します".
If you talk with a customer or client in a business scene, you should use very polite words, so "よろしくお願ねがい致します" or "どうぞよろしくお願ねがい致します" are suitable.
"どうぞ" is a word used to show your politeness when you ask or wish something, so it means "please".
"よろしく" is used to show your friendliness or goodwill when you ask something.
"いたします" is a humble form of "する" and is used in the "masu"-form here.
These phrases are not only used in speaking Japanese but also used in written Japanese. When you write emails to customers, clients, or even your colleagues, you can use this phrase at the end of the message. It is like a common greeting to end messages.
Now, how do you best reply if someone says "よろしくお願ねがいします" to you?
If someone says "よろしくお願ねがいします" when they introduce themselves, what would you answer? A natural answer is "こちらこそ、よろしくお願ねがいします".
"こちらこそ" means "me too", so "こちらこそ、よろしくお願ねがいします" means "I look forward to becoming friends with you too".
Do you remember the other situation to use "よろしくお願ねがいします"? It is when asking a favour of someone, or asking someone to do something. So if someone ask you to do a specific task such as making a document, what would you answer?
This time the answer can be "かしこまりました" or "承知しょうちいたしました". "かしこまりました" means "certainly". "承知しょうちする" means " to agree" or "to be aware". "承知しょうちいたしました" is often used as a polite way to say "分わかりました".
At last, there are many varieties of "よろしくお願ねがいします", so we will introduce some examples.
"ぜひとも" means "at all costs". "何卒なにとぞ" is similar to "どうぞ", but it sounds more formal and stronger so it is often used in written Japanese.
If you use it as a greeting, you have a varieties like "今後こんごともよろしくお願ねがい致します" and "引ひき続つづきよろしくお願ねがいします".
"今後こんごとも" means "In the future". "引ひき続つづき" means "continuously".
That is all for today's lesson. "よろしくお願ねがいします" is used very often in everyday life in Japan. So if you master how to use it, it will be very useful. So please try to use it!
If you have any questions, you can always clear them up by booking a lesson with one of our native Japanese tutors. See you next time!


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Serena Shocked as Angelique Kerber Becomes the New Australian Open Women's Champion
by R K Gupta on January 31, 2016
In two utterly contrasting passages to women's singles final, the underdog had the last word over a clear favorite. This author had written earlier that Belarusian Victoria Azarenka looked in the champion's mould this year but she needed to first get across through Angelique Kerber. Vika failed and Kerber not only won but went all the way through to hold aloft the coveted Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup as the 2016 Australian Open champion. It was the same Kerber, who had been down a match point against Japan's world no.64 Misaki Doi in first round. As for Serena Williams, she had bludgeoned her way through the final without dropping a set and stood on the verge reaching the figure of 22, the number of Grand Slam singles titles that Kerber's compatriot Steffi Graf had won. But the American fell just as she had, in trying exactly that at the 2015 US Open. There, Serena was shocked by Roberta Vinci in the semifinals and now Angelique Kerber has produced another shock. After a couple of games in the first set, Kerber looked a better player on court as she kept her game generally error-free, while Serena kept piling up unforced errors. After Kerber took the first set from Serena, the top seed won the second but couldn't stop the charged-up Kerber from achieving her goal in the deciding set. It was the first time that Kerber had played the final of a Grand Slam tournament and she came out with flying colors at the cost of the great Serena Williams.
The incomparable Serena Williams was defeated by someone, who was no.6 in the world, when the Australian Open began on January 18, 2016 but when the new WTA rankings are announced on February 1, Angelique Kerber would jump four places to take the second spot behind Serena. On Saturday, Kerber wasn't so sure of herself, as Serena served powerfully in the opening game and won that at love. After leveling at 1-1, Kerber grew in confidence and broke the American in third game to go up 2-1. Even so early in the match, Serena had uncharacteristically begun committing too many errors while Kerber ensured that the ball was put back in court. Regardless, the champion broke the German to level at 3-3. With Kerber playing a great baseline game, she broke the top seed yet again in 7th game. There was no looking back for Kerber now as Serena's unforced error count kept mounting. She had 23 of them in the first set alone, which Kerber won 6-4 in 39 minutes.
The champion made a comeback in second set by improving her game. Serena took advantage of Kerber's double fault and broke her to lead 3-1. From here, Serena forced the pace and Kerber wilted. In the second set, Serena's unforced were restricted to 5 compared to Kerber's 7. With set parity restored; the match went to the decider.
Angelique Kerber and Serena Williams, Final, 30 January 2016 – Ben Solomon/Tennis Australia
While Serena came closer to winning her 22nd Grand Slam title, Kerber had other ideas. She won the opening game and broke Serena in second game to go 2-0 up. However, Serena broke right back and thereafter, they kept holding their serve until the fifth game. The sixth was an epic and things changed from there. Serena's movements became tardy and she lost the first point. Then after winning the next, she mistimed a backhand volley to trail 15-40. Now Kerber had two break points. Serena's first service was a fault but the second service followed a long rally that refused to end. Finally Serena's power was too much for Kerber as the German lost one opportunity. Next, Serena served an ace and game came to deuce. With the defending champion going in the error mode, Kerber got her third break point but another ace from Serena brought it to deuce again. One more point for Serena gave her a chance to survive. When everyone thought that the game was going Serena's way, a double fault from the no.1 player and an erratic shot presented the fourth break point for Kerber. But the German couldn't get the break as Serena continued to mix errors with brilliance. The American's sixth double fault gave the fifth break opportunity to Kerber and this time she didn't miss. The 4-2 lead for Kerber at this stage was an ominous signal for Serena.
After next two games went on serves, it was crunch time with Kerber serving at 5-3 for the biggest win of her life. Signs of nervousness showed as the German went down 0-30 but on next point, Serena's backhand error made it 15-30. Then Serena won a baseline rally and held two break points. The tension at Rod Laver Arena was palpable. Kerber managed to save one but lost the second and Serena survived. As the American prepared to serve in trying to save the match, Kerber pushed her as the scores reached 0-30. But Serena pulled back to make it 30-30 and with a long rally ending in her favor, Serena almost saved herself with a game-point in her hand. But Kerber had not given up; she produced a great service return for deuce. On the next point, when Serena sent a straightforward forehand into the net, it was match point for Kerber. It became unbelievably easy for the German on the next point, when her return of service was met with Serena's forehand that went miles over the line. Kerber dropped herself on the turf in stunned disbelief. Then she stood up, went to Serena across the net for the handshake but couldn't prevent tears of joy from flowing. A new champion was born on Saturday.


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POSC 503 THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS (3)
The theories of mutual relations of states. Elements of national power; international politics as a struggle for power. Restraints upon the struggle for power. Prerequisite: HIST 242 or POSC 107, or consent of instructor.
POSC 504 POLITICS OF METROPOLITAN GROWTH AND CHANGE (3)
Examination of the political economy of metropolitan growth; role of federal, state and local actors and policies in shaping development. Prerequisites: One lower level POSC class of consent of instructor.
POSC 505 URBAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS (3)
The political history of American cities from the 18th century through the recent reform movement. City charters, home rule, types of executives, political machines and the metropolitan area. Prerequisite: POSC 103.
POSC 506 SIMULATION AND GAMES IN POLITICAL SCIENCE (3)
Analysis of political decisions using the formal methods of rational choice and game theory. Discussion of voting methods, public goods and paradoxes of collective choice. Use of computer simulations and games to model politics. Prerequisite: One upper-division (300 or 400) political science course or permission of the instructor.
POSC 507 CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL POLITICS (3)
Computer simulation (conducted jointly with colleges and universities throughout the world) used to study formulation and implementation of contemporary international politics. Prerequisite: POSC 107, POSC 303 or consent of instructor.
POSC 508 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT OF FOREIGN POWERS: THE WESTERN WORLD (3)
Examination of the problems of modernization and stable constitutional rule in England, France, Italy and Germany. Prerequisite: POSC 101, POSC 137 or consent of instructor.
POSC 509 COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS (3)
The course will attempt to bring together the analytical concepts and methodological techniques that may be applied to the study of political systems in a comparative sense. Prerequisite: POSC 103, POSC 137 or consent of instructor.
POSC 512 THE LATIN AMERICAN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES (3)
Analysis of the Latin American policy of the United States from the Monroe Doctrine to the present. Emphasis will be on historical, political, economic and security factors in the ebb and flow of inter-American relations. Prerequisite: POSC 101, POSC 137 or consent of instructor.
POSC 514 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (3)
Administration as a central element of contemporary society, with special reference to the problems of government organization, control, personnel, finance and public relations. Prerequisite: POSC 103.
POSC 515 THE PRESIDENCY (3)
A discussion of the origin of the office, the selection of the president and policy making in the executive branch. Prerequisite: POSC 103.
POSC 516 CONGRESS (3)
An investigation of the relations of Congress with the other branches of government and with political parties and interest groups. The course also examines the relationships between a member of Congress and his constituency as well as the internal dynamics of Congress. Prerequisite: POSC 103.
POSC 517 AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES (3)
Origin and development of the American two-party system. The activities of pressure groups and organizations and their effects upon the party system. Prerequisite: POSC 103 or consent of instructor.
POSC 518 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND POLITICS (3)
The nature and origins of the constitution: judicial review, separation of powers, federalism, and the commerce clause. Prerequisite: POSC 101 or POSC 103.
POSC 521 POLITICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY (3)
Analysis and investigation of U.S. environmental problems from a political perspective. Prerequisite: POSC 103 or consent of instructor.
POSC 527 POLITICAL THEORY I (3)
Political thought in the West from the Greeks to the end of the 16th century. Prerequisite: POSC 101 or consent of instructor.
POSC 528 POLITICAL THEORY II (3)
Political philosophers and their writings since the 16th century. Attention given to the conflict of ideologies in the 20th century. Prerequisite: POSC 101 or consent of instructor.
POSC 529 POLITICS OF ETHNICITY AND NATIONALISM (3)
Pervasiveness of ethnicity in domestic and international politics, and the instruments for managing ethnic conflict. Prerequisites: POSC 105 or POSC 107 or 6 hours of POSC credit or consent of instructor.
POSC 532 UNITED STATES-RUSSIAN RELATIONS (3)
Relations between the United States and Russia. Emphasis on Soviet and post-Soviet periods, nationalities, democratization and creation of market economics. Prerequisite: Any 100-level political science course or consent of instructor.
POSC 538 COMPARATIVE RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISMS (3)
Examination of the political impact of contemporary religious fundamentalism primarily focusing on the United States, Israel, and the Muslim world. The causes for the rise of fundamentalism will receive special attention as well as those movements that encourage violence and terrorism.
POSC 539 POLITICS OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD (3)
An examination of the causes of poverty in the developing world. Particular attention given to the roles of the international system, domestic politics, and the natural world. Prerequisite: graduate standing.
POSC 542 RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS (3)
Examination of the government and politics of post-Soviet Russia. Special attention to the legacy of the Czarist and Communist systems and the nature of the democracy in Russia today. Prerequisite: POSC 105 or POSC 107 or consent of instructor.
POSC 543 AFRICAN AMERICAN POLITICS (3)
Examination of African American's strategies in struggle for full citizenship rights; political behavior in post-Civil Rights era; contemporary trends in electoral politics at local, state and national levels. Prerequisites: One lower level POSC course or consent of instructor.
POSC 545 GOVERNMENTS AND POLITICS OF EAST ASIA (3)
Examination of the governments and politics of East Asia with a particular emphasis on China and Japan. Emphasizes current political events and structures. Prerequisite: POSC 105 or consent of the instructor.
POSC 547 INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATION (3)
The nature, structure and sources of international law, the relationship between international law and domestic U.S. law, the role of internationals organizations. Prerequisites: POSC 107 or consent of instructor.
POSC 549 U.S. HOMELAND SECURITY POLICY (3)
Concept of U.S. homeland security in the context of recent history, nature of threats and major vulnerabilities that are the focus of homeland security efforts, and the range of activities that constitute the U.S. homeland security enterprise, Prerequisites: POSC 107 or consent of the instructor.
POSC 550 INTEREST GROUPS AND PUBLIC POLICY (3)
The structure, organization, objectives and activities of interest groups and their impact on public policy. The access and influence of groups in lobbying and campaign financing. Prerequisite: POSC 103 or consent of instructor.
POSC 551 THE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA (3)
An examination of the informal and formal rules of the political "game" in Latin America with an emphasis on four types of political systems found in contemporary Latin America: democratic reformist, revolutionary, populist, and military authoritarian. Prerequisite: POSC 101, POSC 137 or consent of instructor.
POSC 553 INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY (3)
Principle roles of intelligence in nation policy formulation, in the provision of strategic and tactical warning, in providing support for military operations, and in covert action. Problems inherent in conduction intelligence in a democracy. Prerequisites: POSC 107 or consent of instructor.
POSC 564 JUDICIAL SYSTEM (3)
Roles, functions, and operations of American judicial system. Examining ideology of law and justice, politics of criminal processing and consequences of legal decisions. Prerequisite: POSC 103 or consent of instructor.
POSC 570 SPEC TOPICS POSC (3)
Examination of current topics in political science. The content of the course will depend upon mutual faculty and student interest. Prerequisite: Any 100-level POSC course or consent of instructor.
POSC 580 THE SUPREME COURT (3)
Roles, behavior, structure and operations of the United States Supreme Court. History, politics, decision making and impact of cases. Prerequisite: POSC 103 or consent of instructor.
POSC 581 SEMINAR: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY (3)
In depth investigation into the structures and institutions of the American national government and the process of policy formation, implementations and evaluation. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a maximum 6 units if a different topic is chosen. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 375, or POSC 381 or POSC 384 or consent of instructor.
POSC 582 SEMINAR IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS (3)
In depth investigation into the structures, institutions, and policy performance of governments in the contemporary world. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 units if a different topic is chosen. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 337, or POSC 339 or POSC 340 or consent of instructor.
POSC 583 SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (3)
In depth investigation into the structures, institutions, theories and practices of international relations. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 units. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 303 or POSC 307 or POSC 434 or POSC 436 or consent of the instructor.
POSC 584 SEMINAR IN LAW AND THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM (3)
In depth investigation into the structures, institutions, theories, and practices of American Constitutional law and the Judicial System. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 units if a different topic is chosen. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 418 or POSC 420 or POSC 422 or consent of the instructor.
POSC 585 SEMINAR IN POLITICAL THEORY (3)
In depth investigation into the history, theories and applications of political theory. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 units. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 427 or POSC 428 or consent of instructor.
POSC 586 SEMINAR IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (3)
In depth examination of the theories and practices of state and local government and politics. Specific topic of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. May be repeated for a total of 6 units if a different topics is chosen. Prerequisites: POSC 301 and POSC 305 or POSC 375 or consent of the instructor.
POSC 590 INDEP STUDY (1-3)
Individual and supervised study in selected areas of political science. Admission by consent of instructor.
POSC 593 INTERNSHIP IN POLITICS (3-9)
Familiarizes students with the practical working of government institutions in which students combine theory and practice. No more than 3 units may be earned in any one semester. Prerequisites: Junior/senior standing and consent of instructor.


Exactly what is happening includes talk of the fourteen minute long music video running in theaters, as well as being released on Blu-ray (previously yet to be done), and at promotional outlets. Landis can admit that, "It is going to reappear in a highly polished and three-dimensional way that is very exciting on the big screen," but jokes that if he tells any more, "I might have to kill you." Reports state that Landis has actually been working on the project for several months in secret already. The iconic video has yet to be released on Blu-ray, viewed in cinemas, or in 3D, a vision that Jackson had apparently had for some time. According to a source close to the Jackson family, his This Is It show in London planned to feature a segment that included a 3D performance. The source also told the Daily News that the estate has been considering making "Thriller" a video game, as either a "dance experience or a zombie-style,shoot-' em-up-style movie." There appear to be no limits on the number of directions the "Thriller" concept could go. The Jackson estate is also working on projects that include a "film, documentary, and a Broadway play about Michael," as well as "internet games," and "multiple albums," according to paperwork officiated by Jackson estate lawyers, John McClain and John Branca.
At the time of creation, the music video's budget ran about $500,000 – more than ten times the cost of the average music video in 1983, however producers were able to justify the exorbitant amount by citing how successful Jackson's earlier projects ("Billie Jean," "Beat It," and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin',") were. "Thriller" was rated the greatest music video of all time on Rolling Stone and was inducted into the National Film Registry by the Library Of Congress in 2009, making it the first music video in history to receive this honor which recognizes works for being "culturally, historically, or esthetically" significant. Director Landis was also recognized for his work at the Eyegore Awards at Universal Hollywood Theme Park in L.A. last week. Other spooky works of his include Twilight Zone: The Movie and An American Werewolf in London.


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Vote As If Your Life Depends On It Because It Does
Wed., Apr. 22, 2020
Donald Trump is the captain of a rapidly sinking ship. The only lifeline: He must move beyond viewing the COVID-19 virus as a golden platform to achieve political and personal gains. It won't be easy.
The latest greatest hit in the Trump-First hit parade: Eric Trump begging for a federal bailout of the Trump International Hotel, which usually feasts on room tabs and dinner/bar charges from influence-peddlers and Republican toadies. The Trumps were reportedly trying to unload the property before the COVID-19 crisis hit. They've now shifted into bailout mode. These grifters have no shame.
It seems the now-empty Trump hotel can't afford the $250K monthly rent due to the General Services Administration. Am I missing something here? Isn't Eric's pitch for cash from the same federal government run by dad a conflict of interest? On second thought: It's back to the future and the battle over the emoluments clause.
For what it's worth, young Trump whined to the New York Times that the Trump Organization just wants to be treated fairly. Since dad is forever complaining about being treated unfairly, the kid is a chip off the old block. Watch out, Don Jr. and Ivanka! Eric has potential.
The public is on to the president's botched handling of the coronavirus outbreak. Nearly two-thirds (65 percent) of Americans say Trump was too slow to take major steps to address the virus after the disease was reported in China and elsewhere, according to Pew Research.
That's why he's blaming China, WHO, Bill Clinton and Yosemite Sam for COVID-19.
Though he may fight it tooth and nail, Trump needs to take a page from the book of the last great presidential communicator, Bill Clinton.
He needs to stop talking about reopening the economy (66 percent of Pew respondents fear the country will reopen prematurely) and focus on people. Trump should talk about the suffering of millions of Americans who have lost loved ones, jobs and hope of a better future. He must repeat over and over Clinton's trademark, "I feel your pain" and appear to mean it.
Governor Clinton debuted the "I feel your pain" mantra after an AIDS activist heckled him during a 1992 campaign stop in New York.
Michael McKean as Bill Clinton on SNL
The Clinton/pain remark became somewhat of a cliché over the years and was a juicy and frequent target for "Saturday Night Live."
But the fact of the matter: it worked. Clinton was the empathizer-in-chief with an uncanny ability to connect one-on-one with people and assure them that he understood and cared about their plights.
Trump should give it a whirl. As he has said about his quack COVID-19 treatments, it couldn't hurt to try.
Vote as if you life depends on it because it does. Fear the second wave of COVID-19 is what Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Robert Redfield told the Washington Post on April 21.
"There's a possibility that the assault of the virus on our nation next winter will actually be even more difficult than the one we just went through," said Redfield.
He warned of a simultaneous flu epidemic and COVID-19 pandemic.
Trump doesn't do science. He would rather listen to his gut than the counsel of scientists like Redfield.
The Trump game book has always called for denying inconvenient science such as the data that supported the threat posed by global warming.
The former gambling casino owner would rather spin the wheel on public health and reopen the country because that is the linchpin of his re-election hopes.
That's why science-supporter Joe Biden is the only hope for the nation to fend off or combat COVID-19 II.
After all, Trump's gambling casinos all went belly-up.
And no need to thank me, Joe. You can use, "Vote as if you life depends on it because it does" as a campaign slogan.
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La Russia ha partecipato ai XXI Giochi olimpici invernali di Vancouver, che si sono svolti dal 12 al 28 febbraio 2010, con una delegazione di 177 atleti.

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Medagliere per discipline

Biathlon
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Combinata nordica

Curling

Torneo femminile

La squadra è stata composta da:
 Ljudmila Privivkova (skip)
 Anna Sidorova  (third)
 Nkeiruka Ezech (second)
 Ekaterina Galkina (lead)
 Margarita Fomina (alternate)

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Freestyle

Hockey su ghiaccio

Torneo maschile

Roster
La squadra maschile è composta da:
 Il'ja Bryzgalov (Phoenix Coyotes)
 Evgenij Nabokov (San Jose Sharks)
 Semën Varlamov (Washington Capitals)
 Sergej Gončar (Pittsburgh Penguins)
 Denis Grebeškov (Edmonton Oilers)
 Dmitrij Kalinin (Salawat Julajew Ufa)
 Konstantin Korneev (HK ZSKA Moskau)
 Andrej Markov (Canadiens de Montréal)
 Il'ja Nikulin (Ak Bars Kasan)
 Fëdor Tjutin (Columbus Blue Jackets)
 Anton Volčenkov (Ottawa Senators)
 Maksim Afinogenov (Atlanta Thrashers)
 Pavel Dacjuk (Detroit Red Wings)
 Sergej Fëdorow (HK Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
 Il'ja Koval'čuk (New Jersey Devils)
 Viktor Kozlov (Salawat Julajew Ufa)
 Evgenij Malkin (Pittsburgh Penguins)
 Aleksej Morosov (Ak Bars Kasan)
 Aleksandr Ovečkin (Washington Capitals)
 Aleksandr Radulov (Salawat Julajew Ufa)
 Danis Zaripov (Ak Bars Kasan)
 Sergej Zinov'ev (Salawat Julajew Ufa)
 Aleksandr Sëmin (Washington Capitals)

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Quarti di finale

Torneo femminile

Roster
La squadra femminile è composta da:

 Irina Gašennikova (Tornado Dmitrow)
 Marija Onolbaeva (Fakel Tscheljabinsk)
 Anna Prugova (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Alëna Chomič (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Inna Djubanok (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Aleksandra Kapustina (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Ol'ga Permjakova (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Kristina Petrovskaja (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Zoja Polunina (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Svetlana Tkačëva (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Ekaterina Ananina (Spartak-Merkuri Jekaterinburg)
 Tat'jana Burina (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Julija Deulina (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Ija Gavrilova (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Ekaterina Lebedeva (Dinamo Jekaterinburg)
 Marina Sergina (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Ekaterina Smolenceva (Tornado Moskowskaja Oblast)
 Ol'ga Sosina (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Tat'jana Sotnikova (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Svetlana Terent'eva (SKIF Nischni Nowgorod)
 Aleksandra Vafina (Fakel Tscheljabinsk)

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Semifinale 5º-8º posto

Finale 5º-6º posto

Pattinaggio di figura

Pattinaggio di velocità

Salto con gli sci

Sci alpino

Sci di fondo

Short track

Skeleton

Slittino

Snowboard

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In the AA Mezzolaser line, the Volumatic3 system is responsible for the fractional laser effect. It reproduces the way a CO2 fractional laser works. Until now – two dimensions of wrinkle reduction: immediate and surface smoothing of wrinkles and blocking mimic micro-contractions – a relaxing effect (as an effect of smoothing) wrinkles. Now, the third dimension (Volumatic System 3): "pushes out" wrinkles from the inside as a result of the production of collagen in the deeper layers of the skin (long-lasting effect).


Abstract : Population ageing is a very relevant topic for contemporary Europe in the last decades. From economic point of view, the relevant question is whether the growing share of elders in the society will negatively influence economic output. It is the case of the Czech Republic, as well. One of the present effects of population ageing is the increase of statutory retirement age that leads to the higher share of older workers in all industries. We assume that industries will be differently affected by ageing workforce with respect to their specifics. We estimated the contribution of three age groups (young, middle and elders) to the gross value added and we also estimated labour productivity for each age group and industry. The key issue lies in the dependency of workers' productivity on the age and industry. Our paper also provides statistical analysis of the wages of market and non-market spheres. For the purposes of our analysis, we used data for the Czech Republic for the period 2000-2015. Keywords- Labour productivity, ageing, older workers.


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Adelaide Arcade is a beautiful place to shop. Grand, Iconic, Elegant, Timeless. Over 70 retailers and businesses. Discover an amazing range of shops as you wander through the beautiful Adelaide Arcade. To celebrate the Vogue Festival the façade will be lit in bright pink. Open 7 days. Opposite the fountain in Rundle Mall.
Vogue Festival is back and once again we are joining in the fun! Pop into Regent Arcade during the Festival to enjoy in-store events, specials and gifts with purchase across men's and women's fashion, jewellery and accessories, beauty and more.
Shop. Meet.Indulge. And enjoy Vogue Festival.
Celebrate Vogue Festival in style with Myer Centre Adelaide. Bring your friends and take advantage of amazing in-store promotions and events. Spend $100 within the Myer Centre and we will treat you to an espresso martini at the Myer Centre @em Espresso Martini Lounge. Visit the Myer Centre website or information desk on ground floor for more details.
Come and celebrate Vogue Festival in Rundle Mall with Adelaide Central Plaza to take up in-store offers and gift bags, plus sweet treats and drinks! Enjoy bubbles at our Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar, a free mini nail buff and polish at Tommy TU Nail Bar or relax with a complimentary mini massage or skin consultation from endota spa on Friday 19 October*. Gents can get in on the fun with a complimentary hot towel shave, haircut or beard trim at the Roccafellas Barber Stage.
Adelaide Fashion Festival and Vogue Festival parking from $7 at five convenient locations. Visit upark.com.au/aff for your closest UPark and online specials.
Park for FREE for stays under 60 minutes at UPark on Rundle Street (excluding nights and Sundays).


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Improvement to bereavement notification service
Published on 7th November 2011
Gloucestershire County Council's Registration Service has adopted a new service for registering deaths.
A national system designed to help the bereaved deal with family affairs more easily has been introduced by Gloucestershire County Council's Registration Service.
People in the county are now able to take advantage of the national Tell Us Once service that allows a customer to inform central and local government of a death 'just once'.
The Tell Us Once service removes the need for customers to provide information to different government departments at a time when they feel least able.
Registration staff will input details of the deceased onto the Change Reporting System, which is a secure site hosted by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
The appointment times for registering deaths will increase from the current 30minutes, to 40 minutes, but customers can opt to phone the DWP themselves who will collate the information in the same way.
As well as helping those that use the service, it will also save money by reducing duplication of information.
The service will enable council records to be more up to date which will reduce the overpayment of benefits, speed up the cancellation of residential care packages and the reallocation of housing tenancies and improve customer satisfaction levels.
The new Tell Us Once service is available at all main registration offices in the county.
Sally Bye, Head of Registration Services, said: "This service has been designed around customers and the national pilots of the service have proved that it makes it easier for the bereaved to notify the relevant organisations of a change of circumstance.
"This provides additional support for the bereaved saving them time, money and avoids unnecessary stress."
Councillor Will Windsor-Clive, cabinet member for communities, said: "Losing a close relative or friend is a difficult time for anyone.
"This new service will hopefully take some of the pressure off the individual registering the death and remove any unnecessary phone calls to lots of different services."


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Spearman, A., Loomba, R., Danduran, M., & Kovach, J. (2018). Intrauterine growth restriction is not associated with decreased exercise capacity in adolescents with congenital heart disease. Congenital Heart Disease, 13(3), 369-376.
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Mmm… from the first second, you know you're going to have fun listening to this song. Pure pop-rock love here. Good bass beats and smooth vocals round out this electro-heavy ditty. Yeah, I said ditty… it's a fun word for a fun groove and flow. It's not excessively unique or overly dramatic, but there are some definite yummy bits throughout, especially with the electric guitar addition of the musical bridge.
With similar vocal stylings to that of Imogen Heap, this song manipulates multiple vocal sounds to make a layered and ambient tone. The chorus boasts a tried and true electronic pop melody. If you are into pure indie electronic pop, then this is the song for you. I wouldn't necessarily mark this song as rock per se, but it's still enjoyable none-the-less. It has that beat drop on the chorus that these young whipper-snappers today just have to have. Yeah, I said it. Come at me, bro.
Pop-electro artist VICEROY hits the nail on the nostalgic head with this fun, hip-hop/gospel throwback-infused 30-something theme song. He breaks his mold with this song and it's fun, hilarious, and wistful! I am, ahem… sort-of of the age group to understand the references of the lyrics… so I, therefore, loved it. Lively piano, chipper trumpet, lovely vocals, all is not lost on this song! If you want a song to bring back memories of Saturday cartoons and hanging with your friends outside, all summer long, then this is the one for you. Relive the old days and enjoy wonderful musicality at the same time.


How to use the Exchange mode on the POS App to sell or redeem a Gift Voucher or receipt.
AirPOS doesn't at present generate gift vouchers but many users choose to sell them and have them produced externally for use on their POS. If you do sell vouchers on the POS then when they are redeemed you'll want their nominal value deducted from the purchase price of whatever they are to be redeemed against. The best way to do this is by using the 'Exchange' button on the POS when presented with a Voucher. On the POS tap on the 'Exchange' button as shown below to put the POS in exchange mode.
Locate the Voucher from your catalogue and add it to the cart as shown below. In this case the gift voucher is a £10 product in the 'Sundry' category.
Tap on the 'Exchange' button again in order to take the POS out of exchange mode and to allow products to be added to the cart against the value of the voucher as shown below.
Occasionally you'll have a customer buying a gift for someone. They may want to provide a receipt without the price on it in case the gift needs to be exchanged or for the recipient to use in order to collect the gift. In this instance at the conclusion of the transaction and before you tap on the 'New Sale' button tap on the 'Gift Receipt' button to print off a 'Gift Receipt' as shown below.
If one of these is used to collect a product that has already been sold and the stock adjusted you need only physically exchange the product for the receipt. If a gift receipt is used in conjunction with a product for an exchange then you can refund the original transaction using the barcode number printed below the barcode.
Please have a look at the following article for refunding.


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