If you need help coming up with a name for your band, you can use our free random band name generator below. Simply click the 'Generate Band Name' button, and a new suggestion will come up every time you do.
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The results from this generator are purely random; they're not checked against any databases to see if the name already exists. If you do your own search and see the band name is already in use, I suggest you don't use it.
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Nintendo : Super Castlevania 4. Great game and an awesome soundtrack for its time.
Super Castlevania 4. Great game and an awesome soundtrack for its time.


Your standard caulk gun is now officially obsolete! Unlike fully composite/plastic guns on the market which flex and bend with every trigger squeeze, causing a loss of energy and increasing your workload, the patents pending design on the HybridTech Series from Newborn eliminates that completely. The HybridTech Series utilizes steel and composite materials where they are needed, helping to increase your productivity. Comes equipped with a dual component comfort grip, a spout cutter and a seal puncture tool for added comfort and convenience.
Steel frame prevents loss of energy while composite trigger improves the weight and comfort.


Tamweel, the second largest mortgage lender in the United Arab Emirates by market value, said on Saturday its sale of Dh1.1 billion convertible Islamic bonds had been oversubscribed.
The bonds, which carry a profit rate of 4.31 per cent, can be exchanged for Tamweel's stock at Dh8.33 per share, the company said in a statement. Tamweel's shares last traded at Dh6.70 and closed at Dh6.92 on December 12, the day before the sale was announced.
Islamic bonds, or sukuk, comply with Islam's ban on lending on interest and offer investors a share of profits from underlying assets instead.
Barclays Capital was the lead manager and bookrunner of Tamweel's sale which ended on Thursday, the mortgage lender said.
"Issued in the midst of difficult market conditions, the sukuk was oversubscribed within hours of launch," Tamweel's Chief Executive Officer Adel Al Shirawi said in the statement.
He did not say how much investors had offered for the bonds.
Larger rival Amlak Finance delayed a sale of Islamic bonds planned for the fourth quarter because of the fallout from the credit crisis triggered by US mortgage defaults.


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Tory Johnson helps women make great things happen. She made the shift from employee to entrepreneur and built two multi-million dollar career-focused businesses—Women For Hire and Spark & Hustle—after a painful firing. Now, after a second major shift—losing more than 60 pounds in a year—Tory's mission is to help others change their mind for a better life. She is a weekly contributor on ABC's Good Morning America, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of THE SHIFT, a contributing editor to SUCCESS magazine and a popular speaker. Oh, and she's a wife and mom, too.
In 1999 Tory was unexpectedly fired from a PR job at NBC News that she thought she'd have forever. A new boss took over and put his own team in place—despite Tory's success. This led her to start Women For Hire in the corner of her bedroom, armed only with an AOL address and dial-up Internet service—the most minimal tools around. Tory wasn't thinking fancy because she had one simple hope: make a decent living to support her family and help some women find jobs. Of course, in the last 15 years, she's done a whole lot more than that. Tory knows firsthand that anyone can take very deliberate steps to apply essential strategies to turn their passion and purpose to profit.
Tory had no trust fund, no college degree, no celebrity endorsements, and no impressive Rolodex. She started with just two things: a spark of an idea and some serious marketing hustle to make it happen. While it may appear that she got lucky, the truth is that it's been a series of consistent actions to keep her fresh, relevant and front + center that have enabled her to become the owner of three thriving businesses even as others have suffered greatly through the recession. And it's the same hustle that has led to success on TV and in print.
Tory proved again that success is rooted in the marketing plan when she launched her third business over the summer of 2013: Shift with Tory. After being told by a big boss at ABC that she needed to lose weight, Tory finally rose above her lifelong struggle with weight and lost over 60 pounds in one year. Her latest book, THE SHIFT: How I Finally Lost Weight and Discovered a Happier Life tells the story of her journey and debuted as an instant #1 NYT bestseller.
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Ed Sheeran will perform even bigger shows in Australia and New Zealand with promoter Frontier Touring upsizes Ed to Stadium level.
Neil Diamond's current US tour gives Australian fans a sense of what to expect later this year.
Motley Crue have added extra dates for their final US tour but they are all before the last show on New Year's Eve.
Graham Nash will take some of the time between Crosby, Stills and Nash tours to go out on his own this July and August.
Paul Simon and Sting sharing a stage is a very intriguing combination even if my instinct on the matter, is the same as let's say, pizza and pineapple; wonderful as separate foods but together?!
Birds Of Tokyo release four brand new songs by the end of this week. 'Anchors' in an E.P. of songs about their time in Los Angeles.
AC/DC has added second shows for Brisbane and Perth after earlier adding second shows for Melbourne and Sydney today.
Shelley Segal's new song 'Sidelined' has been released through iTunes.
Neil Young performed a secret show with Willie Nelson's sons last Thursday night and performed a stack of new songs.
The Kidgeeridge Music Festival on the south coast of New South Wales is one of the music industries best kept secrets.
Nashville based Rick Price will return to Australia in July for a tour in Victoria.
AC/DC have added second shows for Melbourne and Sydney within minutes of the first shows going on sale today.
AC/DC returned to the California desert on Friday night for their second Coachella performance with just one tweak. 'High Voltage' made this weekend's setlist.
Green Day are back together for the first time in over a year and played a gig in Cleveland this week with some very rare and old songs and their mate Tim Armstrong from Rancid along for a few songs as well.
Brian Johnson was so nervous when he played his first show with AC/DC that he sang the same lyrics to two songs in a row.
Joe Camilleri has two new Black Sorrows albums this week. Both 'Endless Sleep #46' and 'Endless Sleep #47' have been released for Record Store Day on vinyl with a bonus CD.
Alpine will head out on their 'Foolish' tour across Australia from June.
Tame Impala spent their days in between Coachella days performing for Conan O'Brien.
Jimmy Barnes will take the Flesh & Wood acoustic shows on a national tour.
James Taylor will tour with what he has called his "All-Star Band" this summer in support of his album Before This World.
Courtney Barnett has released a video for her song 'Kim's Caravan' for Record Store Day.
Hozier will return to Australia in November for shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth.
Wilber Wilde has joined the upcoming APIA Good Times tour to play alongside Joe Camilleri, Kate Ceberano, Glenn Shorrock and Brian Cadd.
Cairns singer songwriter Emma Louise will tour Australia and New Zealand as the special guest of Sam Smith.
The Splendour In The Grass line-up has been revealed with a record 93 acts performing at the Byron Bay Festival this year.
Aerosmith has finally finished their planning for the summer Blue Army Tour.
Brian Wilson has teamed with She & Him's Zooey Deschannel and M. Ward for his new album 'No Pier Pressure'.
The Bluetones make a welcome return to the live forum with their first tour in four years that starts on 16th September at Leeds 02 Academy and culminates on 27th at Bristol's 02 Academy and includes a London date at the Forum on 24th.
You Am I's Tim Rogers has been secretly working away in the studio with The Bamboos and has now revealed the first song.
Angus & Julia Stone played their tribute to Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta when 'You're The One That I Want' featured in their Coachella setlist over the weekend.


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Racek tenkozobý (Chroicocephalus genei) je středně velkým palearktickým druhem racka z rodu Chroicocephalus.

Popis

Dospělí ptáci se do jisté míry podobají racku chechtavému v prostém šatu, liší se čistě bílým zbarvením hlavy, delším krkem a delším tenkým zobákem. Nohy a zobák jsou ve svatebním šatu tmavě červené až červenohnědé, v prostém šatu pak oranžově červené. Mladí ptáci se liší od racka chechtavého ve stejném věku především tvarem zobáku a absencí tmavé kresby na hlavě; nohy i zobák jsou bledě oranžové.

Výskyt

Racek tenkozobý hnízdí v oblasti Středozemního, Černého a Kaspického moře od Tuniska a jižního Španělska po Turecko a Írán; mimo to hnízdí také v Mauretánii. Částečně tažný, většina ptáků zimuje ve Středozemním moři, Egyptě a Perském zálivu. Zatoulaní jedinci byli zjištěni v severní Evropě, jižně po Nigérii a Keňu a východně po Thajsko.

V roce 2017 byl poprvé zaznamenán v Česku, jeden exemplář byl pozorován u Hodonína.

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Reference

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The big day is nearly here. In 36 days, the green flag will officially wave in Canada, opening licensed dispensaries' doors to legal recreational marijuana sales. When the industry is fully operational, it could add up to $5 billion a year in sales, atop what it's already generating from domestic medical weed sales and via exports.
But moving forward, it's probably going to be a lot harder for marijuana stock investors to make money. That's because the time for promises has ended now that Wall Street will be looking for tangible results. This means pot stocks that offer competitive advantages might prove attractive to investors. Throughout the industry, there are four such niche pot stocks that bring massive market share potential to the table.
Possibly one of the more intriguing names for investors to consider is CannaRoyalty(NASDAQOTH:CNNRF), which is based in Canada but is very much rooted in California's burgeoning pot market. Though CannaRoyalty got its start as an investment company, nowadays it's looking to corner as much of the cannabis distribution market share as possible in the Golden State.


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RELEASE: Save the Animals Foundation Fundraiser
Mary Beth Weaver
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Brother James
Whiskey Shambles
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Save the Animals Foundation
Fundraiser at The Drinkery
Animal Shelter Benefit in OTR is also CD Release Concert for local band
CINCINNATI, OH – October 30, 2014: On Saturday, November 15, The Drinkery, on Main Street in Over-the-Rhine, will be rocking with music of two local original bands, as well as two local choir groups — and the evening will benefit a no-kill animal shelter.
When you see and hear The Whiskey Shambles perform, the words "warm and fuzzy" are probably the furthest from your mind. But the band does have a soft spot for animals (all the members have at least one rescued pet), and they are taking the opportunity to help a local shelter with the band's CD release event: The Shambles will be celebrating their first full-length album, "Loose Change for a Broken Man." Although the event is FREE, donations will be accepted for the Save The Animals Foundation (STAF). The band is also raffling off a special guitar and donating some of the proceeds of CD and merchandise sales to the local no-kill animal shelter.
From L-R: Shambles' drummer Aaron Tyree, bassist Brother James, a STAF Volunteer, Shambles' frontman Nathan Singer, and another STAF Volunteer.
More photos of The Whiskey Shambles' tour of the shelter available here.
Aaron Tyree, The Whiskey Shambles' drummer, regularly volunteers at the shelter, and recently gave some other members of the band a tour of the facility. "We were struck by just how large this place is," Shambles' frontman Nathan Singer noted. "It looks small from outside, in front of the building, but it's a huge facility. They have so many animals here — dogs and cats — but they're not too crowded, and the animals seem very comfortable."
"It's heartbreaking when you realize how many of these animals have special medical needs, and will likely not be adopted because of it," explains Brother James, The Shambles' bassist. "But it's heartwarming to know that there's a place like this, with caring people, that will give them a good home for the rest of their lives. How can you not want to support that?"
NAME: Whiskey Shambles CD Release Concert & STAF Benefit
BENEFITING: Save the Animals Foundation – http://staf.org
ADMISSION: FREE SHOW, OPEN TO PUBLIC, $5 donation requested
The Whiskey Shambles – http://192.138.189.151/~h2d3c6y2z6w9g3j5
JetLab – http://facebook.com/JetLabmusic
and SPECIAL PERFORMANCES BY:
MUSE Women's Choir – http://musechoir.org
Young Professionals' Choral Collective – http://ypccsing.org
ALBUM: "Loose Change for a Broken Man"
DATE: Saturday, November 15, 2014
TIME: Doors 8:00pm, Music 9:00pm
VENUE: The Drinkery – http://www.drinkeryotr.com
ADDRESS: 1150 Main St. Cincinnati, OH 45202
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MEDIA ALERT:
The Whiskey Shambles are available for interviews and on-air performances, prior to the event.
We are currently scheduling live, in-studio appearances (radio and television) between now and the event. With enough notice, animals from the shelter may be available to take part in the appearance.
Reporters, photographers, and videographers are encouraged to attend the event.
About SAVE THE ANIMALS FOUNDATION:
Funded entirely by donations and operated solely by volunteers, this no-kill shelter currently homes over 600 dogs and cats, many of whom have been abused, abandoned or literally tossed away. Teams of volunteers work with the animals two shifts a day, 365 days a year, providing them with a safe and caring environment until we can place them in permanent, loving homes. Over the years they have matched thousands of lucky animals with equally lucky families. More information: http://staf.org
About THE WHISKEY SHAMBLES:
The Whiskey Shambles are an original garage rock/basement blues band from Cincinnati, OH, formed in 2012 by Nathan Singer, of Starshaker and Absinthium fame, and Brother James, founder of the Cincinnati Entertainment Award-winning blues band Voodoo Puppet. Their sound has been compared to Screaming Jay Hawkins, The Black Keys, Ten Foot Polecats, The Heavy, Gary Clark Jr., Black Diamond Heavies, and The White Stripes. They have been described as, "R.L. Burnside and Black Sabbath jamming with Nina Simone in a burned-out rum shack, using opium for incense."
The Shambles are currently working their way through the dive bars and juke joints of the Midwest and Rustbelt, with occasional trips to more exotic locales, like Nashville or Buffalo, New Orleans or Asheville, Atlanta or NYC. They won the 2014 Northeast Ohio Blues Challenge, and have been chosen to represent Northeast Ohio Blues Association at the 2015 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. They have also been invited to showcase at the 2015 Millennium Music Conference. The Shambles have been nominated for a 2014 Cincinnati Entertainment Award in the Blues category and several of their songs have earned critical acclaim. In 2012 they released the EP, "ONE LAST BLAST: Live at the Mad Frog," and in September of 2014 they released a second EP, "Stumbling Toward Beale Street." Their first full-length album, "Loose Change for a Broken Man," will be released in November of 2014.
Learn more about The Whiskey Shambles at http://192.138.189.151/~h2d3c6y2z6w9g3j5, including their Press Kit, Music, and Photos.
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[. . .] Author discusses various matters in this research and covers the topic of risk, diversification and income investing. Here the main focus is on the financial strategies that can pay off big and highlights the financial structure (Greenblatt, 2006).
Analogous to the spectrum of economics, a lucid person is considered as the instigation of the comprehending phase which endeavors to explicate the functionalities of a marketplace in the behavioral finances. A substitutive methodology has been projected by sociological studies which comprises of the comprehension of a wider communal, organizational, and philosophical persuasive elements at the marketplace. To the preceding sociologists like Weber (2000a; 2000b), the procedures prevalent in the marketplace were of immense significance to them, and this significance can also be tracked effortlessly in the studies of the twentieth century (like, Schumpeter (1950), Polanyi (1957)). Nevertheless, the studies augmented with a surging pace in the decade of 1980s regarding the outcomes by the execution of networks in the marketplaces (Granovetter's (1985) study was meticulously significant), and the communal deeds and feedbacks which coalesce in the marketplace.
The occurrence of the financial commotion has been the prime element in a majority of the sociological studies through pervasive inspection and scrutiny. It materializes in these studies as an underlying element with the imminent likelihood of invalidating the conventional economic principles pertaining to the marketplace and supplants them to materialize as a concrete chronological unit. Analyzers like Knorr Cetina and Bruegger (2002a; 2002b), Beunza and Stark (2004, 2005), Abola -- a (1996a; 1996b), and Preda (2002a; 2002b) have stated the diverse rigid, spatial, ethnic, and technological persuasion which explicate the technicalities with which the dealers and experts conduct their commotions within a marketplace. This accentuates the propensity of communal and civilization persuasion on the constituents which propels a long-term conversion of the marketplace commotions and procedural enhancements. As Abolafia states, the outcomes of both the prescribed and unceremonious parameter in the commotions and assessment of the dealers focus on a few elements that are favored and others that are apprehended by the occurrence of visibly obtainable parameters (Abola -- a 1996a: 232). Whilst it is advocated by Preda (2002b) that the inception of contemporary technological means in the marketplace can convert the prevalent parameters of commotion and dealing within their premises (Preda, 2002b).
The study based on Callon's (1998) schemes of association of the performance of a marketplace was conducted by MacKenzie and Millo (2003) and MacKenzie (2003a; 2004). They comprised their assessment of the economic postulations and performance and concluded that these schemes have elongated the sociological prominence to the previously unknown realms. They associate the prevalent economic presumptions, not in the comprehension of the pervasive concepts, but, to supplant the assessment phase and actually contribute in the formulation of these concepts which is an archaic, political, and significant procedure. Hence, if the prime motive is to maximize the profits, then it is advisable on the basis of sociological studies that the share prices should depict a relative and chronological sequence which should be aligned to the functionality of the marketplace (Millo, 2003).
October 2002 came with an end of bear market. Major advancements have been in March 2003 after a collision. It is seen that after the 21 recoveries since 1900 there has been a rise in stock prices. The bull market sets a history by hitting the collapse due to the world wide economic recession. Not only this but the shareholders started losing interest and got drifted away with it The market smacked up by recession led to the decline in the overall stock market but if we assume the rise in stock prices this will certainly make a deep comparison with the bear market of 2000-02 which was a hit by recession (Hon, Strauss and Yong, 2007).
With the beginning of February to May a normal position of the stock market was observed. The corrections were made by the 16th month after the start of bull market. The correction period prolonged for four months and the drop in Dow was 16%. However, the recovery which occurred recently began at 17 months and carried on for four months. This recovery led to also 10% of drop down (Chan and Lakonishok, 2004).
The scheme of rise in stock price is also followed by another fact that is of the interests of the shareholders. It is assumed that the correction has occurred due to the attention given to the growing stocks and the credit is not given to the boost in stocks but to get benefits in the future as well. MONEY/ABCNews were hit in March 2003 and this is shown in Consumer Comfort Index. As soon as the earnest faced the recovery the prices came back to normal and it can be seen that before the beginning of correction the confidence was retrieved back till January 2004. However, there has been more than halfway drop down in index as it was dropped in 2003 (Balvers and Wu, 2006; Michael and Erica, 2004).
The emphasis which these communal disciplines display regarding the diverse scaffolds and explications is prevalently and pervasively accessible to comprehend the functionality of a marketplace. Furthermore, in these prevalent scaffolds every single one is overt and majority is contrary to one another. This advocates that a person willing to generate as well as maximize the profits, will opt for that dealing methodology which would be aligned to that person's comprehension of the functionalities of the marketplace. Yet, the implied presumption in this conception accentuates a cognitive recognition of a person's intuitive opinions regarding the temperament of the marketplace. Nevertheless, for amateurs or fresh entrants in the investment dealing, the preference for a share dealing methodology is chiefly based on the imitation of that dealer who holds the prerequisite of share dealing. Hence to vigorously engross himself in the marketplace mechanism, a fresh entrant should advisably attain the expertise of a proficient dealer (Abolafia, 1996b).
A financial marketplace can impose intricate, asymmetrical, and inscrutable circumstances for the experts as well due to their multifaceted attribute which oscillates incoherently. According to the Hull (2001: 22), dealing assessments has become more dubious due to the inception of the "informational upheaval." The superfluous and redundant assortment of commodities, services, recommendations, and statistics accessible are subsisting in the prevalent state of affairs in the marketplace. Hence, fresh entrants are recommended to comprehend that a dealer cannot have the overall understanding. Hence it is best for them to have go for an alcove and consolidate efforts in this regard or opt for profit maximization (Elder 2002: 67). This is altogether coherent with the specialized dealing conducts; as mentioned by Beunza and Stark (2004: 372), experts necessitate a consignment to an appraisal mechanism in order to instigate and preserve rationale-based endeavors.
In today's era the psychology of the investor is more important and he is keener and concern about the trends being followed these days. They focus on the economic trends and observe which are of beneficial to them and which can bring growth to the company (Fong and Yong, 2005).
The fields of Middle East are getting dry and this has led to a high increase in the oil prices. The times when oil could be purchased at low prices is just gone now and now the price per barrel has now touched $42. This does not mean that the times are going to be real tough and as predicted by the analysts the prices of oil per barrel will be in between $30 to $35 in the next ten years (Qi and Wu, 2006).
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Our mission is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. That single purpose drives all we do. AHA's Professional Membership is a made up of a robust group of cardiovascular professionals who participate in discovery and dissemination of science.
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Europe's Roma (Gypsies) were much in the news in 2005. Unlike most articles on Britannica. Constituting Europe's largest ethnic minority, Roma in many countries are the fastest-growing ethnic group. Claims of discrimination and racism-including appeals to the . Human Rights Act of 1998-filled the British press. Rather, they are presented on the site as archival content, intended for historical reference only. Europe's Roma (Gypsies) were much in the news in 2005.
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This book examines the relationship of citizenship. This collection examines the situation of the EU's Roma through a novel and insightful perspective. Elspeth Guild is a Jean-Monnet Professor of European migration law at the Radboud University Nijmegen (The Netherlands). She is a Visiting Professor at the LSE London and teaches in the Department of War Studies at Kings College London.
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5 ways for leaders to care for people as the Ukraine war continues
As the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic linger on, the war in Ukraine has plunged the world into turmoil. People are struggling, and many are worrying about their loved ones. At a time when so many are exhausted, we now may have new anxieties related to the economic impact of the Ukraine war.
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In this context, businesses must once again expand their remit to balance short-term and long-term challenges and measures. Quickly assessing and planning for inflation, anticipating the Ukraine war supply chain impact, and securing operations and systems are all top of mind during these times of leadership under crisis. At the same time, leaders will likely prioritize the physical and mental well-being of their people. They need to be flexible and creative in rethinking their HR people strategy to anticipate and manage talent shortages.
In this volatile environment, leading with compassion and communicating with clarity and honesty may be key to supporting people, while managing through business constraints and challenges.
I offer the following principles to consider, which may help you guide your people in these difficult times and support them to maintain productivity and trust in your business.
Principle #1: Always act with care and show compassionate leadership
Even though they may be worried about the business impact of the Ukraine war, purpose-driven leaders are guided by a moral compass and empathy. Their focus is on their people. To follow the compassionate leadership principle, you can:
Be compassionate, caring and transparent in your communication: Our research conducted during the COVID-19 crisis found that people look to leaders for compassion, care and confidence in navigating a crisis and setting a direction for the future. You don't have to know everything, but you do need to be transparent about what is driving decisions.
Conduct listening sessions to assess well-being and promote employee belonging for all workers. Expectations that business leaders are responsible for their people's well-being heighten in times of crisis. Use Accenture's Net Better Off framework to evaluate where your people stand on the relational, emotional, mental and physical dimensions of well-being.
Offer support to help employees. Workers are stressed—even burnt out—from navigating the pandemic. This war may only magnify these feelings. Consider confirming that mental health services and other key resources are available to vulnerable and resilient workers alike.
Principle #2: Support people at all levels of the organization
This is a critical time when leaders will be stretched thin. Especially in Europe, where most of my clients are, the eurozone economic outlook may be a matter of high concern, but success and growth in Europe will likely depend on whether leaders and their workforces remain aligned and engaged. To manage this situation, you can:
Prioritize well-being and self-care for all. Leaders will need to care for others and for themselves, by asking for input and adopting a collaborative approach to help ensure belonging in the workplace.
Elevate the voices of people at all levels. To inspire trust, leaders need to listen, learn and act—individually and collectively, by implementing a solid listening framework to help make sure all voices are heard. Don't just follow waterfall communications from the top down—request and incorporate your people's feedback into top decisions.
Understand people's needs. Focus on solving their top priorities to the utmost extent possible.
Principle #3: Know your people and their needs
Leading through a crisis that has multinational implications for individuals, teams and workforces requires you to know your audience well and think about how best to serve them. Different people have different needs at different times, and you can lead with meaningful and caring actions. To be strategic, intentional and to implement personalized actions:
Think outside the box when it comes to global people strategy. Assess the needs of your various workforce segments and get creative about how you can support them. Consider role flexibility, advanced pay, continued pay despite pausing operations, mental health support and more.
Understand and prioritize the physical, emotional and mental safety of all. In Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, physical safety is a top priority, followed closely by emotional and mental safety. People can only focus on productivity if these needs are met, so ensure these foundations exist in the workplace before anything else.
Be transparent in your communications with employees about changes to employment terms due to the Ukraine war's economic impact. Revisit your messaging around the impact of the war and craft communications with a "people-first" lens, showing how you plan to navigate and support your people's needs.
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Principle #4: Focus on a broader view of humanity, even in times of leadership under crisis
The list of things that keeps leaders up at night was significantly smaller just a few years ago. Now, leaders are held responsible for their company's impact on the world at large. To navigate this situation:
Consider impact beyond payroll. Accenture research—"Perception is reality"—shows that leaders are under significant pressure to expand their responsibilities to the communities in which they live and work (p. 6-7). The decisions you make today may have an impact on society, both globally and locally.
Reflect on what you do not know. Thousands of people have friends and family in Ukraine and Russia, while others have Russian or Ukrainian backgrounds. Be mindful of your messaging to be inclusive—in person, on calls and via social media.
Promote belonging for all workers. Workplaces reflect the real world. As leaders, you can pave the way to an equitable future by taking strategic and intentional action to help create inclusive workplace environments, while also setting an example of tolerance and inclusivity for the communities where your companies operate.
Principle #5: Think differently about workforce skilling opportunities
The talent market was already experiencing shortages post-pandemic. According to Forbes, thousands of skilled workers may be displaced due to the war. In particular, an estimated 100,000 senior IT and digital skilled workers will be displaced, representing about 10% of senior workers in global business service centers in the war region. This situation has created the need to look at broader recruitment strategies:
Re-examine whether to use a traditional recruitment and HR people strategy. Current reports and forecasts anticipate a widening of the skill gaps. As a result, it's even more crucial that companies uncover hidden talent pools and recruit around skills and skilling potential, as opposed to just filling jobs and using automated recruitment processes.
Look for ways to experiment with flexible work options. Consider alternative schedules and other structures to accommodate and empower relocated workers, and think about how you can help clear the path back to work and create connections on a human level, regardless of location.
Invest in a wide range of skilled workforce development. Paramount skills that leaders and managers will need to activate, but which will also prove useful at all workforce levels, include empathy, decision-making, problem-solving, scenario planning, change management and transformation.
Think about re-evaluating the timing of your workforce skilling plans. Review your skilling plans and consider relaxing their projected timing and return on investment goals. As safety concerns and emotional strain grow, learning and skilling may fade to the background. While people may wish to remain on track, they may need flexibility to focus on immediate needs.
Putting principles into place
Our new research—"Organizational culture: From always connected to omni-connected"—explores what makes us feel connected at work. People are not only experiencing a new world of work—they're living in a new world that is constantly changing and presenting new challenges. We believe that compassionate leadership is the way forward. Looking out for your people's needs, building trust, creating more connection—these are the things that make people want to stay by your side and deliver for the business throughout these challenging times.
To prepare your discussions with your people about these challenging times and to lead with compassionate leadership, start by downloading our conversation guide.
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Divide & Conquer on Full Display as Media Devotes Days of Attention to 20 White Nationalists in DC
Matt Agorist August 13, 2018
Washington, D.C. — Approximately 20 white nationalists rallied in the nation's capital over the weekend on the anniversary of the face off in Charlottesville, Virginia and the media has incessantly devoted round the clock coverage of it for the last week. Why is that?
In the days leading up to the protest, the mainstream media essentially acted as advertisement for the tiny group of white nationalists who's lackluster turnout would have likely gone entirely unnoticed otherwise. The divide was stoked so much that hundreds of counter protesters showed up ready for battle only to be sadly disappointed that they had no one to scream at.
While it is certainly noble to protest racism and hate—as the majority of the 40 anti-racism groups did over the weekend—their response was anything but organic. Thanks to the heavy media coverage and fear that "white nazis" would be gathering in D.C., hundreds of counter-protesters were able to prepare and show up for the rally.
In fact, the only significantly large aspect to the white nationalist's protest was the media coverage it received. One would have thought that half the country was about to face off with the other half in some race war of the century. But, in reality, it was much different.
What this illustrates is that racism in this country is dying, but the media appears to be fervently attempting to keep it alive.
Neo-Nazis and white supremacists have been fading away for years. Their ranks were diminishing and their tactics and mission of supremacy based on skin color had become laughable. However, in the past few years, a new faction, ironically spearheaded by the left, began to act as a recruiting tool for white nationalism.
Anti-white rhetoric has fueled hatred and served as a catalyst in the growing movement of white nationalist socialists. By concentrating on skin color — instead of a person's character — a massive "anti-white" movement was born and pushed through the mainstream media, and thus the dying white supremacy movement was given new life.
Hate groups in the US grew from 784 in 2014 to 892 in 2015, a 14 percent increase, according to 2016 data by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
From 2014 to 2015, the number of active Klu Klux Klan chapters in the United States grew from 72 to 190, a massive increase for a group so closely associated with hatred.
As David Marcus pointed out in a hard hitting piece for the Federalist, white people are being asked—or pushed—to take stock of their whiteness and identify with it more. This is a remarkably bad idea. The last thing our society needs is for white people to feel more tribal. The result of this tribalism will not be a catharsis of white identity, improving equality for non-whites. It will be resentment towards being the only tribe not given the special treatment bestowed by victimhood.
We are now seeing the inevitable result of such irresponsible practices of race shaming. As whites — who may have been on the verge of racism — sat back and watched the mainstream media chastise their skin color, they eventually reached a tipping point. Charlottesville was an example of what happens when this state-sponsored and media supported divide is pushed on the populace.
Once the radical left, who've been taught over the past several years to despise 'whiteness', saw the epitome of said 'whiteness' take over the 'white' house, the perfect storm was created.
The ranks of Antifa and similar groups — just like their counterparts in the white nationalists — also began to swell.
When white nationalists and Antifa or similar groups, meet face to face, violence is now inevitable.
These two factions have become a literal representation of the divide and conquer tactics employed through the left/right paradigm. Luckily, however, as the laughable turnout in D.C. illustrates, they are still having a hard time creating this divide.
People simply want to get along and these battles covered on the mainstream media of white nationalists and leftist radicals brawling in the streets are highly uncommon. These groups represent a very small minority of society, yet the media devotes hundreds of hours of coverage to them.
Where was CNN, MSNBC, FOX News, et. al. when veterans led a peaceful protest in New Orleans last month to raise awareness for the growing epidemic of suicides? Or, where is the media coverage for the Antiwar protest that is set to take place in Chicago this month?
The divide and conquer tactics by the mainstream couldn't be more evident. Fortunately, however, Americans, for now, appear to be rejecting it. It is up to us to continue to counter the narrative and push for peace—even when it's with people with whom we disagree. For peace is not only the desired result, but as the great Dr. King said, it is the path on which we get there.
About Matt Agorist
Matt Agorist is an honorably discharged veteran of the USMC and former intelligence operator directly tasked by the NSA. This prior experience gives him unique insight into the world of government corruption and the American police state. Agorist has been an independent journalist for over a decade and has been featured on mainstream networks around the world. Agorist is also the Editor at Large at the Free Thought Project. Follow @MattAgorist on Twitter, Steemit, and now on Minds.
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The Chi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan began in 1940 with over 100 original Founding Fathers. The chapter closed in 1970 and returned to campus in 2016, regaining their charter in October 2017.
The first fraternity ever established on Western Michigan University's campus in 1940.
Brother Francis LaRoue '66 (Deceased) received the first ever Sigma Tau Gamma Stan Musial/Eric Hillman Sportsmanship Award in 1963 from Baseball Hall of Famer Stan "The Man" Musial. Francis "Butch" Laroue was a tackle for the Western Michigan University Broncos football team.
The Chi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma at Western Michigan University was originally founded in 1940 by a group of men who wanted to pursue the highest ideals of manhood and brotherhood on their campus. Sigma Tau Gamma became the first fraternity established at Western Michigan University. The Chapter was successful and prospered until it disbanded in 1970 due to a lack of members and recruitment numbers because of the Vietnam War.
After being off of campus for 46 years, 18 students gathered together, along with help from Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters and re-established the Chi Chapter in 2016. The Chi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma is now looking to prove they are among the best chapters in the organization, recently chartering in October 2017.
The Foundation manages the fund. This management includes fund accounting, investing, and preparing required reports for the Internal Revenue Service. The policy of the Foundation Board of Trustees is to involve chapter alumni association leaders in the creation of criteria, formation of program priorities and selection of grant recipients.
This information should be submitted to noblemen@sigtau.org, where is will be reviewed by HQ Staff. Your submission will not be acknowledged unless it has been added to the website. It is very important that the chapter's history accurately and objectively reflects the chapter, so all corrections, additions, and revisions should be reviewed by other members of your chapter before being submitted.


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Sometimes basic security options like adding a password or having Touch ID enabled isn't just enough for your iPhone or iPad. There were tons of hacks where anyone can get access to your iOS device without much work, even if the device is locked with a passcode or Touch ID feature.
Luckily, Apple is always up to date with their software that's why you see less of these security flaws coming up. But who knows when is the next one is and how powerful it can get.
Instead of waiting around for a hacker or thief to knock on your door, why not start protecting your iOS devices. If you think adding a passcode to the lock screen isn't enough, below are some of the best app lockers for iPhone to help you secure your applications.
When you password protects your individual iOS apps, no one will be able to open it unless they know your password. This reduces the chance of you losing your important data and documents.
We can not start this list without mentioning Applocker first. This tweak has been around since iOS 6, and it has delivered some of the best results I've seen. Applocker provides a solution for people who want to lock more than just their iOS apps. When you purchase this package from Cydia, it will allow you to add passwords to your folders and lock the home screen layout.
With the latest update, which has support for iOS 9 and up to iPhone 6 Plus, you can start using your Touch ID as a password replacement. If you don't feel safe enough with just adding a password to protect your apps, the fingerprint can come in handy as an alternative.
Keep in mind that Applocker is a dependant of Mobile Substrate. Which means it should only be installed on a compatible version of the tweak (MB). Applocker is now available on the ModMyi repo.
The thing I like about most app lockers is that they're very friendly with the default security features that Apple provided. In 2013, Apple released the iPhone 5s which introduces Touch ID. This option allows you to unlock your iPhone using the fingerprint sensor and that is it.
Developer Ryan Petrich extends its potential by adding the ability to lock apps, settings, and switches on your iPhone using Touch ID. The BioLockdown was born to serve such purpose.
This is tweak right here is very important and powerful. It contains similar features to the two packages I mentioned earlier. But it has an advantage of supporting the latest jailbroken firmware which is iOS 10.2. If you just used Yalu102 to jailbreak your iPhone, then this tweak will work on it.
Besides that, iProtect provides essential locking features such as securing your apps, contacts, photos, folders, and more. You have the options between using a password or Touch ID. You can go ahead and check out the review video from iDeviceHelp below.
This tweak was recommended by one of our reader on Twitter. Admittedly, we forgot to add it to the list when putting it together. BioProtect offer additional features besides locking your applications. You can prevent anyone from turning off your iPhone or making changes to the setting panes without your permission.
Developed by Elias Limneos, the same person behind AudioRecorder 2, BioProtect can be found via the BigBoss repo. Give it a try and let us know how you like it.
With the increase in Passcode bypass methods and hacks, it's important to secure and lock your iOS apps so that your privacy and sensitive data remain safe or at least not get to the wrong person. I hope those app lockers or known as Cydia tweaks will help you password protects the internal features and apps on your iPhone.


The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) today recognized the Virginia Quarterly Review with four nominations for its prestigious National Magazine Awards—the magazine world's equivalent of the Pulitzer Prizes. VQR was named as a finalist in four categories: General Excellence, Reporting, Fiction, and Essays and Criticism.
W. Ralph Eubanks was the Editor of VQR for the 2014 issues. In addition to acquiring numerous works of fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and criticism for each issue, he developed issue concepts with his editorial colleagues. The team effort led to VQR's eighth General Excellence nomination in the past eleven years.
The General Excellence in Literature, Science, and Politics category recognizes editorial and visual excellence in smaller-circulation general-interest magazines as well as publications covering the arts. Also named as finalists in this category are the American Scholar, Foreign Affairs, Mother Jones, and Nautilus.
Under VQR's distributed editorial model, each full-time staff member oversees content for the magazine. For example, our ASME nomination for reporting was acquired and edited by Deputy Editor Paul Reyes, our nomination for fiction was acquired and edited by Managing Editor Allison Wright, and our nomination for essays and criticism was acquired by Eubanks and edited by Publisher Jon Parrish Peede.
For the Reporting category, which honors reporting excellence, VQR was nominated for Jason Motlagh's "The Ghosts of Rana Plaza" from the spring 2014 issue. Motlagh began his association with the magazine as a University of Virginia undergraduate intern.
For Essays and Criticism, VQR was nominated for Philip Kennicott's "Smuggler" from the fall issue. The category honors interpretative and critical journalism on subjects ranging from the personal experience of the writer to politics, literature, and the arts.
The Fiction category honors fiction originally published in magazines. A graduate of the University of Virginia MFA program, Greg Jackson was nominated for "Serve-and-Volley, Near Vichy" from the fall issue.
In 2015, VQR will continue the restructuring of our editorial team, including the addition of section editors for the print magazine. And we will name several new contributing editors, including long-time VQR contributor and current ASME nominee Jason Motlagh.


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Pop divas set to take audiences on a whirlwind tour from Little Mix to Taylor Swift at Queen's Theatre
Four talented singers hope to bring their audience up close and personal with some of the greatest female pop performers of today. Picture: Phoenix Theatre Group
Four talented singers will be performing the greatest hits of well-known pop stars.
Pop Divas Live! produced by Phoenix Theatre Group is coming to the Queen's Theatre. Picture: Phoenix Theatre Group
Little Mix will cast some Black Magic and Taylor Swift will Shake It Off as four talented girls take to the stage at Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch, in the tribute show Pop Divas Live!
The young cast have performed in all genres of entertainment from the stage to the screen.
Shanara Edwards attended the prestigious Brit School and has spent time performing at Disneyland Paris while Hannah Robinson has performed in the UK tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Boo Miller and Georgia Tyler-Collins both have extensive pantomime experience.
Pop Divas features tribute acts to Little Mix, Meghan Trainor and Ariana Grande. Picture: Phoenix Theatre Group
Phil Dale is the creative director of the company that produces the show, the Phoenix Theatre Group.
He told the Recorder: "It's a multi-tribute, multi-artist show.
"Little Mix is the main appeal, but we've also got Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift.
"We've also got Beyonce and Rihanna who have got many banging tunes that have hung around for years."
Professional choreographer Katie Barker-Dale launched the new concept for the show in 2017.
She trained at Laine Theatre Arts in Surrey and has worked in the entertainment industry for 10 years.
Katie said: "It's been amazing to see my vision come to life with the help of a fantastic team.
"I've always wanted to create a show like this and the best part of the whole experience has been seeing the kids and their parents having fun, singing and dancing along together."
Mr Dale explained that people are often "blown away" by the multiple costume changes and choreography.
"While researching the show, the company discovered that the main way young people listen to music is on social media and iPads.
"The whole show is based around a giant iPad," said the creative director.
"After an artist performs she touches a name on the screen and then the next performer comes on stage.
"It's all based around making the show accessible."
Pop Divas Live! is showing at the Queen's Theatre in Billet Lane on Sunday, October 6.
Visit queens-theatre.co.uk or call 01708 443333.


Feb. 6 – Mar. 27th – "Pastels Class" at Creekside Studio. The class runs from 1:00 – 3:30 weekly on Thursday afternoons for 8 weeks. One make-up session will be offered at the end at no charge.
May 1 – 22nd – "Pastels Class" at Creekside Studio. From 1:00 – 3:30 weekly on Thursday afternoons for 4 weeks.
June 7 & 8th – "Pastels" at the Coast Collective Gallery in Victoria. A 2 day intensive workshop for all skill levels.
August 2 – 30th, 2014 – "The Wild Horses of Sable Island" show at the MacMillan Arts Centre in Parksville, B.C. Opening Reception, Saturday, August 2nd from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m. The Opening will be followed immediately by a slide presentation of photos from Sable Island.
August 5th & 7th, 2014 – "2 Pastel Workshops" at the McMillan Arts Centre. Take one, or take them both. $90.00 for one, or $170.00 for both days. Some started sets of pastels are available. Contact me to register or for more information, 250-752-0395 or joan@joanlarson.com.
Oct. 24 – 26th – The Mane Event in Chilliwack. I will have a booth featuring the Sable Island artworks as well as giving slide presentations and talking about my experiences on Sable Island daily in the Demo Ring.
Aug 27 – 30th – I will be on Sable Island again (weather permitting that is) to photograph and paint the wild horses.
Aug. 3 & 4th – "In Celebration of Canada" at Arbutus Meadows Equestrian Centre, Nanoose Bay, BC. This is the first time the artworks will have been shown in conjunction with the RCMP Musical Ride!!! Please join us to celebrate this event to watch when we unveil the newest image in the Musical Ride series.
July 13 – "Open House" at Signature Studio (located on the lower level at The Old School House in Qualicum Beach). Join artists Sherry Mitchell, Sheila Warren and myself from 10:00 – 4:30. We have lots of new artworks and a whole new look to the gallery.
June 18th – 24th, 2012 – "In Celebration of Canada" a showing of the Musical Ride series at the Parksville Community & Conference Centre. Opening ceremony on Monday, Jun. 18th from 4 – 6 p.m.
July 21st – Moss Street Paint-In with the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Joan will be at booth #65 between May & George Streets (closer to Dallas Rd.).


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Foggy Bay is an Arctic waterway in Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut, Canada. It is located in southwestern Queen Maud Gulf, off Nunavut's mainland.

Labyrinth Bay, Campbell Bay and Conolly Bay are nearby.

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Often when we talk to individuals with elbow bursitis they are either continuing physical activates that may have initially contributed to the condition or they have began an exercise regimen to strengthen the area in the hope of relieving the symptoms.
Unfortunately, exercise for elbow bursitis or other such physical activates only places more stress on the injury, resulting in further aggravating the condition.
While it is important to move around normally and not to be bedridden, you should listen to your body and ease off from any activity that is causing pain or placing stress on the elbow. This includes leaning the elbow on any hard surface.
In particular you should avoid any type of repetitive stress where possible. Even seemingly light repetitive movements if done continually over a period of time will cause irritation (such as long periods of use on a keyboard). Unfortunately ongoing irritation may lead to chronic bursitis in the elbow and subsequent formation of fibrous scar tissue. Further resulting in additional inflammation.
Now while exercise for elbow bursitis is not recommended while the condition is active, it may be useful once the condition has completely resolved to rebuild lost muscle mass and strength. This should be done gradually and in some cases it may be helpful to obtain guidance from a qualified physiotherapist to ensure you are doing this correctly.
2. Is Massage a Good Natural Treatment for Elbow Bursitis?
Many people that we talk to will have already tried deep tissue massage to treat their elbow bursitis. Unfortunately, this is one of the worse things that you can do as it will cause further irritation of the condition.
Unlike a muscular injury, which can respond well to massage, elbow bursitis contains inflammatory fluids which are encapsulated in the inflamed and swollen synovial lining of the elbow bursa. The problem with massage is that the fluid can not be dispersed since it is encapsulated. Furthermore massaging directly over the bursitis will only further irritate the already inflamed synovial lining.
Massaging can however be extremely good for relieving areas where there is refereed pain. Often people with elbow bursitis may experience pain in other areas of the arm, such as the forearm or shoulder.
3. Should you be Applying Ice or Heat for your Elbow Bursitis Pain?
There is so much misinformation out there regarding treating elbow bursitis. Some people and websites suggest using ice for relieving bursitis elbow pain, while others suggest heat. So what is the answer?
When to use ice for treating elbow bursitis?
When to use heat for treating elbow bursitis?
4. Are you sure that you actually have Elbow Bursitis?
What are the Current Treatment Options for Elbow Bursitis?
For the first 24-48 hrs after the initial onset of elbow pain or the visible swelling due to elbow bursitis (olecranon bursitis) it may be appropriate to apply ice and then immobilize and rest the elbow (This should hopefully help minimize the initial swelling).
Unfortunately most people either miss this initial window to treat their elbow injury or their elbow bursitis still continues to swell and cause increased pain.
When this happens your doctor will normally offer either; anti-inflammatory medication, an injection with cortisone or aspiration of fluid from the elbow using a syringe assuming there is a visible lump (this is usually rather a painful procedure for the majority of people).
You have already tried one or more of these and they provided you little to no benefit.
You may not be able to take these medications due to age or a pre-existing medical condition.
Alternatively you may consider such procedures as being unnecessary, painful and invasive. Then again you may just prefer to first try and use a natural treatment for your elbow bursitis.
The OSMO Patch is an ideal natural alternative for relieving inflammation, swelling and associated pain due to elbow bursitis.
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Bahia Lapataia at the End of the World
The most southern point you can drive to in the Western Hemisphere.
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Bahia Lapataia (Lapataia Bay) is the most southern point of the longest motorway on the planet. Here you'll find a handsome sign marking the end of National Route 3, the last leg of the Pan-American Highway network. This is the farthest south you can drive in the Western Hemisphere.
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Near the sign is a boardwalk leading out to the bay, a remote fjord at the tip of Argentine Patagonia. The fjord is a branch of the Beagle Channel, which was named after the boat carrying Charles Darwin on his journey. The area is still popular among naturalists looking for sea birds, dolphins, and other cold-water animals. Most of the land around the bay is now protected.
This secluded wilderness has been inhabited for 10,000 years, recently only by the indigenous Yámana people, who gave the bay its name, which means "Bay of Forests" in the native Yámana language. They were known to build fires as a form of communication between islands, which inspired the name Tierra del Fuego, or "Land of Fire." The rough seas and sub-polar climate were scarcely seen by outsiders until the 1600s. From this bay, you would sail west and quickly be in the Pacific Ocean, or east and be in the Atlantic.
Bahia Lapataia is located within Tierra del Fuego National Park. A great place to start or end a serious road trip, the "End of the World" is about a 45-minute drive from Ushuaia (a popular destination for winter sports most the year). The road should be open year-round but remember to plan your trip for Southern Hemisphere seasons, as it rains 200 days of the year.
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The Sequestered Campus
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Notre Dame is quiet and mostly vacant. Remaining students and faculty wonder, worry and prepare for online-only classes.
Author: Margaret Fosmoe '85
Photos by Margaret Fosmoe '85
Notre Dame senior Michael Chamberlain carried all his belongings out of O'Neill Hall on Monday and packed them into his car. A California resident, he planned to drive to Houston and live with his brother for the near future.
"The University says we're coming back in April. I'm not buying it. I was ready to leave, but I wasn't ready to leave this soon," he said, noting the final months of senior year are a memorable time for Notre Dame students, but the Class of 2020 will now have to miss many traditional senior events. The unfortunate circumstances facing the graduating class were among the topics University President Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., '76, '78M.A. addressed in a video message to the campus community this week.
With the coronavirus spreading across the United States and around the globe, the University announced on March 11 that all in-person classes will be suspended. Classes resume online March 23 with the virtual instruction to last at least until April 13. (Note: The University announced Wednesday afternoon that classes will continue online until the end of the spring semester.) A small number of undergraduates who were unable to return home have permission to continue living in their residence halls.
Chamberlain loads up his car to leave campus.
Notre Dame students were on spring break when the plan was announced. The break was extended an additional week to give students and faculty time to make the transition to online classes. The University also canceled all study-abroad programs and flew students and U.S.-based faculty and staff back home. Updates on the Notre Dame's response to the outbreak can be found at coronavirus.nd.edu.
Neighboring Saint Mary's and Holy Cross colleges also canceled on-campus classes and are shifting to online learning.
"I personally think it's all an overreaction," Chamberlain said of Notre Dame and many other colleges deciding to close and shift classes online. "I don't know that (coronavirus) is such a big deal as everyone is making it out to be."
A QUIET CAMPUS
Tuesday marked the quietest St. Patrick's Day in memory at Notre Dame, on a campus largely vacant. A few people could be seen walking across Main Quad or South Quad, but silence prevailed nearly everywhere. With the need for social distancing in mind, even campus pedestrians tended to avoid each other. In classroom buildings, corridor walls are covered with flyers for campus lectures and arts events that have been canceled.
As of Tuesday, 30 confirmed cases of COVID-19 had been reported in Indiana, including two deaths. No cases have been reported on campus. Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb on Monday ordered all bars and restaurants in the state to close their indoor food service, only allowing carryout orders.
LaFortune Student Center was open Tuesday, but nearly vacant. There were short lines at Starbucks, Subway and the Huddle Mart, but customers were required to order meals to-go and couldn't eat inside the building. North Dining Hall and Rohr's Test Kitchen in the Morris Inn continue to serve food, but for carryout only.
Construction crews remained at work on Corby Hall, the new McKenna Hall, a new residence hall and other projects. Campus groundskeeping crews were blowing leaves and spreading mulch. On orders from the administration, many faculty and staff members worked from home.
Duncan Student Center, including the main campus fitness center, is closed and its doors locked. The Snite Museum of Art also is closed. The Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore is open. Hesburgh Library remains open, with reduced hours, but is accessible only to students and employees with campus ID cards. Ryan Churchill, a security monitor at the library, cleaned the library's exterior door handles with disinfecting wipes. "We try to do it every 15 minutes," he said.
All public Masses in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and elsewhere on campus are suspended for the foreseeable future. Catholic bishops across Indiana made the decision Tuesday to permit no public Masses in hopes of halting the spread of the virus. Masses will be livestreamed from the Basilica at 11:30 a.m. ET weekdays. On Sundays, the Mass is available live at 10 a.m. ET on Catholic TV.
Candles, albeit perhaps fewer than usual, still illuminated the Grotto this week.
All spring athletic training and competitions, including spring football practice and the Blue-Gold Game, are canceled. The Irish Athletics Facility, with its indoor football field where the team typically would be training, is locked and dark.
There has been no such extended disruption to Notre Dame's campus life in decades. One would have to go back to World War II, when most of the campus was transformed into a U.S. Navy V-7 training facility, to find such a major disturbance to daily routine. The undergraduate population in that era was reduced to a few hundred students, while about 11,925 men completed their officer training at Notre Dame between 1942 and 1946.
Thomas Bourdon, a freshman resident of Keough Hall, was packing his car on Monday. He was preparing to drive home to Memphis, Tennessee. He spent spring break at home and came back to campus to retrieve his clothes, books and other school supplies.
"It's a mild inconvenience," he said of the shift to online classes. Bourdon also is a participant in the Navy ROTC program. He said ROTC participants have been told to keep up their workouts on their own while away from campus.
Bourdon questioned whether shutting down campus classes was necessary. Coronavirus "has the same effect as the flu," he said. "I personally think it's a bit of a stretch to shut everything down."
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said it is critical for young people to understand that they can be a carrier for the virus and spread it without showing symptoms or feeling ill themselves. He made the comments Sunday on CNN's State of the Union. He has repeatedly said that COVID-19 is more lethal than the average flu.
"Even though you don't get seriously ill, you could bring it to a person who would bring it to a person that would bring it to your grandfather, your grandmother or your elderly relative," Fauci said. "That's why everybody's got to take this seriously, even the young."
Kaitlyn Wallace, a second-year Notre Dame law student, had the entire Law School Commons to herself Monday as she did school work on her laptop computer. Wallace, from Kansas City, went home for spring break and returned to South Bend on Saturday.
She's preparing to shift to online classes, which typically are nearly nonexistent in the law school. "It's going to be a challenge. We learn so much by cold calling," she said, referring to the practice in law school of a professor selecting a student in class and asking them to expound on the topic being discussed. "I don't know how that's going to work online."
She praised Notre Dame's handling of the health crisis. "Closing down is practical and smart. It shows they're dedicated to our health and well-being."
About 20 Notre Dame professors gathered in a room in Bond Hall on Monday. In the session (which also was available online), the professors were the students — being trained on how to make the shift to online teaching. Some faculty members have no experience with teaching remotely.
The University is offering extensive online and in-person training for faculty to learn how to use the remote conferencing service Zoom, keep in touch with students and alter their teaching methods for online instruction.
"It's a challenge," said Ghada Bualuan, a teaching professor and director of undergraduate studies for the Program in Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies. She is concerned that students won't have the level of interaction via Zoom that they are used to in class.
The professors listened and took notes as Kristi Rudenga, director of teaching excellence for Notre Dame Learning, guided them through preparations for online teaching.
"Communicate with your students. Tell them what books and supplies out of their dorm rooms they'll need," Rudenga said. Undergraduates away for spring break were encouraged by the University not to return to campus, but instead to go home. The University is offering to have rectors and Office of Residence Life staff retrieve laptops, textbooks and other items from rooms and ship them to the students' homes.
"In a time like this, you will not recreate your classroom," Rudenga told the professors. She encouraged them to update their course goals and focus on what they can accomplish with online lectures and interactive online class discussions.
"This is terrifying for me," said Romana Huk '87Ph.D., a professor of English who had just returned from London a few days earlier. She doesn't have experience teaching online and said her classes typically involve extensive classroom discussion. "I honestly don't know what it's going to be like."
Ed Hums '75, a professor of accountancy, hasn't taught online before, but said he's prepared for next week. He's recorded some short video lectures to share with his students and will focus assignments on core materials. He's already emailed his students and told them what to expect. He'll hold regular "virtual" office hours online.
Notre Dame announced that all full-time and part-time regular employees will continue to receive their regular pay and benefits for work hours for which they are normally scheduled. That policy applies even if a worker's department goes to limited staffing or the employee is not able to work because of University decisions.
FLEXIBILITY NEEDED
Freshman Olivia Derrico, a member of the varsity lacrosse team, was in LaFortune Student Center on Monday, nearly ready for her journey home to Ridgewood, New Jersey. She and her teammates were in Nashville, Tennessee, last week for a match, and returned to campus last Friday. "I'm not too concerned," Derrico said of the shift to online learning "It'll be different. Everybody has to be flexible."
Isaac Kimmel, a graduate student in sociology, was studying Monday in the Hesburgh Library. He's from Corpus Christi, Texas, but plans to remain in South Bend. He was supposed to take an in-person comprehensive exam this week, but it was postponed because of the coronavirus shutdown. "I have to find ways to prepare for this exam, which I thought would be over, with my other obligations," he said. "I have to think both longer term and short term."
Graduate students living in the on-campus Fischer Graduate Residences are permitted to stay, but Kimmel said some have already packed up and traveled elsewhere to take their online classes. "There are fewer candles in the Grotto," he noted. "I lit a couple."
Margaret Fosmoe is an associate editor of this magazine.
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Rooting for the uprooted
Sheikh Chilli is the main character of a popular folk tale. And as all folk tales go, this tale too has a moral, a moral which seems almost forced and contrived.
Faraz Khalid
During a casual but intriguing conversation with friends, someone used the term "Sheikh Chilli" in a rather sarcastic manner. This reminded me of my unrelenting admiration of the fabled persona of Sheikh Chilli, which I immediately pointed out. While the South Asian popular culture and folklore looks down upon the mythical character named, calling him a profound loser; I, on the other hand, consider him an inspiration. A misunderstood hero who deserves to be rooted for and appreciated.
So let me reiterate what I may have written earlier as well. The story of Sheikh Chilli as it should have been.
Sheikh Chilli is the main character of a popular folk tale. And as all folk tales go, this tale too has a moral, a moral which seems almost forced and contrived. We are told to perceive the protagonist of the story, Sheikh Chilli as a loser, a character living in a world of his self-created illusions. A person who dreams of becoming rich and famous, while all that he possesses is an egg.
Here is the synopsis of this story. Sheikh chilli once found an egg somewhere on the street. Instead of just making an omelette out of it, he conceives an idea of using the egg to become rich. He thinks, if I can get the egg hatched through a poultry farm, it will turn into a chicken. The chicken will grow up soon, and will lay more eggs. Soon I will have lots of eggs, dozens of them, which will hatch into dozens of chickens. These chickens will lay more eggs, and hence more chickens. And in no time I will have so many chickens, that I will own my own poultry farm.
By careful planning, I will turn the farm into a huge business. One farm will lead to two, then four and soon dozens of farms. I will buy more farm animals, and will become a farming tycoon. Then I will venture into the dairy and fishery business. Integration into food distribution will follow suit, leading to industrialized farm products. I will control the supply for big factories that I will own. The story goes on and on, and Sheikh Chilli carries on dreaming bigger and bigger things, while all that he owns at the moment is an egg.
An egg, which could have been used to make a tasty omelette for breakfast. The moral of the story: Sheikh Chilli was a futile dreamer, living in a world of illusions, and hence a profound loser. Like Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's classic, Death of a Salesman, an icon of futility and nothingness. We are told that if you happen to come across an egg, just eat it. Anything outlandishly bigger than an omelette is frowned upon. In fact, a person in the real world who thinks bigger than what he owns is given the label of being Sheikh Chilli.
I am usually annoyed with such stories. I believe that such Eastern folk tales and their morals are forthrightly dangerous. To me, Sheikh Chilli should have been perceived as an inspiration. Here was a man who dared to think big and out of the box.
I believe we need to retell the story of Sheikh Chilli. It can be the same story, but in a different tone and with a more pertinent moral. After all, it's almost human nature, and a necessity to have Chilli's soul among us. We need to conceive new ideas, regardless of how little we have. If we look at today's tech driven world, there are thousands of very successful Sheikh Chillis around us. People who had an idea, and simply, probably fearlessly, went down to implement it into something big. From a garage based setup to Apple Inc, from a hostel room with a computer to Facebook, from a fisheries business to Samsung Electronics. from a newspaper hawking job to Virgin Megastore, Virgin Air and Virgin Galactic.
It's the spirit of Sheikh Chilli that drives big ideas . Sadly, in our part of the world, we are used to, and content with, a set formula to success. Get into a good school, become a doctor, lawyer, banker or engineer. Think small and steady. Don't venture out of the box. Don't run too fast… There's another folk take of a rabbit and a turtle which is equally dangerous but that's for another day. We are told that Sheikh Chilli never really achieved what he dreamt of.
What we are not told is that Sheikh Chilli, in reality, did become successful. In fact, a vast number of successful personalities in every field, whether business, science, or sports, started off as bare handed, wide eyed, fearless, Sheikh Chillis. All that they did was to act after they idealized, with honest hard work.
We can learn a thing or two from Chilli's story. If nothing much, just the bit of not being afraid of coming up with big ideas and trying to implement what an enterprising brain dreams up every now and then. Sheikh Chilli can be a catalyst of innovation and introspection… an inspiration.
So here's to all those out there, who are, or ever were, or will be, Sheikh Chilli. Never stop dreaming!
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raza August 27, 2018 at 8:56 pm
Very nicely written. Its a strange realization while reading it that we have been shown the path to mediocrity subconsciously that we took no time to acquire…
Ideabroad September 24, 2018 at 9:06 am
A determinated sheikh chilli is always a proven success symbol ?
Thank you for being brave. This is what i always thought about this character. But stopped defending him after rebuttal from others.
Frankly his business idea was not as foolish as it is presented to be.
Thank you again for speaking up against the mindset of this society a brave act in itself (I am NOT
liberal self hater some things are admirable about us).
I have followed the route as per conventional """"wisdom""" school work work work and wait till old age to enjoy what ever life has to offer and results indicate Sheikh Chilli is a folkhero and not a jester.


Tycoon Vikas Oberoi says a liquidity squeeze may help to reshape India's property industry. Scarcer financing, combined with tighter government oversight of the sector in recent years, may help to clear away some "fly-by-night" firms and foster consolidation, according to the chairman of Oberoi Realty Ltd.
Defaults last year by IL&FS group triggered a crisis among shadow lenders, putting the squeeze on borrowers including home builders. The fallout from the saga may help firms such as Oberoi, the nation's third-biggest listed developer, to expand shares of a fragmented market.
Debt concerns have pushed funding costs for non-bank lenders to multi-year highs in recent weeks, casting a shadow over the Indian economy ahead of the nation's election.
India's property industry has been reeling for years from the economic shock of the government withdrawing high-value rupee notes from circulation in 2016 and imposing a sales tax the following year. The sector has seen sluggish sales, mounting inventories and falling prices. Tighter regulation took effect in 2016 and 2017.
Oberoi, which builds luxury homes and is constructing Mumbai's first Ritz Carlton, plans so-called affordable homes selling for about $150,000 each. In the Mumbai suburb of Thane, such dwellings may be about 600 square feet (56 square meters) in size, while in another suburb, Borivali, micro apartments as small as 300 square feet are a possibility.
Company may sell a REIT in 2020 or 2021 once its commercial property assets reach about $300 million.
Oberoi plans to secure more land through auctions and bankruptcy proceedings.
Company won't take over unfinished projects from other developers because it prefers to stick to its own designs and processes.