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Venn Diagram Problems
Consider the following diagram
How many students like both geography and mathematics but NOT history?
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Option 4 : 11
Given,
Rhombus represents geography.
Circle represent mathematics.
The rectangle represents history.
From the given figure we observe that 4, and 7 lie in the region where student like geography and mathematics but not like history.
So the total number of student who like geography and mathematics but not history is:
Hence, '11' is the correct answer.
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Modeling the geometric characteristics of five-dimensionally woven composites
S Buchanan, JP Quinn, AT McIlhagger, A Grigorash, E Archer
An analytical modeling approach for the prediction of the geometric characteristics of five-dimensional (5D) woven composites has been formulated. The model is driven by readily available data including the weaving parameters and constituent material properties. The new model calculates the individual proportions of fiber in each direction, areal density, overall fiber volume fraction, and laminate thickness. This information is useful for the engineer in the design and manufacture of 5D woven composites. In addition the present model outputs the mathematical definition of the 5D woven composite unit cell, which could be implemented as the geometric input for a downstream analytical model that is capable of predicting the elastic stiffness of 5D woven composites. Input parameters have been sourced from existing published work and the subsequent predictions made by the model are compared with the available experimental data on 5D woven composites.
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Buchanan, S., Quinn, JP., McIlhagger, AT., Grigorash, A., & Archer, E. (2010). Modeling the geometric characteristics of five-dimensionally woven composites. Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites, 29(23), 3475-3479. https://doi.org/10.1177/0731684410376331
Buchanan, S ; Quinn, JP ; McIlhagger, AT ; Grigorash, A ; Archer, E. / Modeling the geometric characteristics of five-dimensionally woven composites. In: Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Composites. 2010 ; Vol. 29, No. 23. pp. 3475-3479.
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I admit it. I am a total Anglophile. I'm a sucker for a British accent, and since a trip around Britain in 1984, I fell in love with the city of Cambridge. In the summer of 1991, I was fortunate enough to attend a three-week program put on by UCLA in Cambridge. Attendees could take any of 8 different courses, from Country Houses, to Literature, to Medieval English Society, for UCLA credit or not. So in January, I signed up to take Medieval English Society, not for credit since I already had a Master's degree and just wanted to learn.
A few weeks in advance, I received a big packet of information about the course, the college, and a big reading list for my class. The information said that you could write a paper if you wanted, and the professor sent a list of possible paper topics. If you have been reading my blog at all, you are aware that I wrote a paper on medieval music, and it is posted below. I went out and bought the recommended books for my class, which included a book on peasant life, and the memoirs of a monk named Jocelyn de Brakelond (which was fascinating, and proof that human nature never changes). Needless to say, I had sufficient reading material for the eight-hour flight!
I got off the plane at Heathrow Airport, and caught a bus to Cambridge. I arrived in the afternoon, and hauled my luggage up to the gate of Trinity Hall College (not the same as Trinity College, next door).
The nice man at the entrance gate gave me my welcome packet, a map, and directions to my room. I had, all to myself, a beautiful room in a building that had been around since the 16th Century.
I wondered how many students had trodden these well-worn stairs.
Since I had some time before the first formal function, I got out my camera and took a walk around the grounds of Trinity Hall. The college was started in the 1500's to train Canon Lawyers, and traces are all over the college. The Tower, pictured here, has the white crescent coat of arms of the College.
The evening brought introductions, and a tour of the College. This is one of my most favorite places, the Dining Hall.
Dining Room at Trinity Hall College, where we stayed.
Meals there were fun. The room was so beautiful, and the food wasn't bad either, though they did find dozens of ways to describe various shapes of roasted potatoes! We almost felt like royalty at meals, since there was waitstaff at every meal, made up of students earning tuition money. They were delightful. Oh yeah, and the College has its own bar! A bunch of us would meet there each evening before dinner, and we were able to carry our drinks with us to finish with our meal (this was when I discovered Guinness Stout, and I had my half-pint daily. At least once during the three weeks, each attendee got to sit at the High Table for dinner, and speak to the after-dinner speakers we had three times a week. I was seated next to the gentleman who was the Cambridge City Librarian, who told me that he had never traveled anywhere outside Cambridge. He said, "Why should I travel, when Cambridge itself has so much?" Indeed!
Window at Trinity Hall. Emblems are various groups of Canon Law students through the years.
The window above was directly across the central courtyard from my dorm room, always a beautiful sight.
Here are my classmates, admiring a beautiful painting in the Trinity Hall Chapel.
The first class day was taken up with a walking tour of the town. The City of Cambridge, where the Colleges are, is basically owned by the University, so its buildings may not be changed without College permissions. Many of the old college buildings have been lovingly kept up and restored, and I have to say they are all just gorgeous. We here in the USA don't have anything to compare with these Cambridge College buildings.
Trinity College is right next door to Trinity Hall. If you look carefully, you can see the mention of Edward III, who was the patron of Trinity College.
St. John's College is right down the street. I just love the ornate stonework over the gate. Now, at the back of St. John's College, you see this.
This is the door to Peterhouse College, Cambridge. It's the oldest College, started by the Bishop of Ely in 1284.
Many of the Colleges back right up to the River Cam. I found the river as it meandered through the city very peaceful and relaxing to watch.
This is the view of the river from the back lawn at Trinity Hall. These were on the river, next door at Trinity College. They can be rented.
Here's a picture of me, standing inside a doorway in the College, original to the earliest days of Trinity Hall. People were much shorter then than they are now!
A punter on the River Cam, which forms the back boundary of Trinity Hall.
When I had free time, I would go walking through the town. I never tired of the beautiful old buildings, which just seemed to ooze history.
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Our Professor for the Medieval English Society class was a teacher at Gonville & Caius College, whose specialty was the agricultural economy of the medieval period. One day, he took us to see his College Library. This is the part of the College.
The College Library had a number of ancient books, many under glass. I enjoyed seeing real, honest-to-goodness History! I went to the open shelves, and pulled out a book at random. Here's what I found.
Edward III was the King who founded Trinity College! The book was a bit difficult to read, given the old-style spelling, but I was just bowled over at getting to see the original source material. I still retain a dream of actually going to Cambridge and studying history someday.
One of our early field trips was to Clare Castle, a ruined castle from the early medieval period. The Professor told us it was an early example of "motte and bailey" architecture. Motte being what we call a moat, and the bailey was a courtyard.
Closeup of a wall at Clare Castle-random stones in cement.
Later that day, we visited the beautiful old town of Blytheborough, which had a nicely-preserved church.
These church pews are 800 years old!
High Street, Lavenham. A wool town.
The town has a nice church, too.
Next, we visited the town of Long Melford, which is known for its medieval church (funny, we did see a lot of churches!). Most of these old churches are still in daily use in their towns.
Inside Long Melford Church, beautiful well-preserved wood ceiling.
And then there was Castle-Castle-Country house day. Castle Rising first.
Castle Rising. First intimation of "pointed arch".
Castle Rising wall. Note the overlapping barrel arches-they make a pointed arch.
Overlap two identical things (the barrel vaults), and you get something entirely different. The use later of the pointed arch marked the transition from medieval design to Gothic with its pointed arches. Castle Rising was the place where King Edward III exiled his mother, Queen Isabella, after the execution of her paramour Mortimer.
Next stop, Castle Acre Priory. This was a Cluniac monastery, dating from the Norman period, after 1066.
Last stop was Oxburgh Hall, a well-maintained country house, built by Sir Edmund Bedingfield in the 1480s, and added to and changed over the years.
On one interesting day, we went to the Norfolk seashore, to the towns of Orford and Dunwich. At Dunwich, the North Sea has worn away the coastline considerably, uncovering the medieval church graveyard, and some of the bones of its "residents". This map shows how the sea is still encroaching on the town.
Here is what I saw when I got down on my stomach and took a picture of the embankment.
Located near Dunwich are the ruins of the Greyfriars Abbey. The round (barrel)-arched windows mark it as dating from around the Norman Conquest.
Next, it was on down the road to the town of Orford, also on the coast, and a beautiful…wait for it…Church! The surrounding area was very picturesque. I just love rural Britain, and its green fields, demarcated by stone walls or hedges. It's not very efficient farming, but it's simply beautiful and relaxing.
The Castle was built by King Henry II in 1165, and it has 18 sides. The flag on the top is the British National Trust flag, indicating that it is a significant heritage site.
Here are some things we saw inside the church.
The last out-of-town field trip we took was to the town of Ely, which has a famous Cathedral, and the Abbey (monastery) of Bury St. Edmunds. The town is lovely in itself, with homes much like those we saw in Lavenham and Long Melford.
The grounds of the ruined Abbey are very interesting. The first sight as you approach the monastery are "modern" houses built right into the side of the ruined Abbey. Remarkable!
Abbey Church ruins, Bury St. Edmunds. Person for scale.
It's an unusual feeling, standing in the middle of these impressive ruins, wondering what it was like when the buildings were intact. Even today, you can get a good feeling for how massive they were-the monks must have felt the majesty of peoples' monuments to their God and Church.
On the last day of class, we had a busy day. In the morning, the class members who had written papers presented them to the class. I gave a sort of lecture-demonstration about medieval music, playing some of it on the local "boom-box"-remember, this was 1991 and the CD hadn't been invented yet! I was gratified that my classmates, and the professor enjoyed it.
Doesn't Dr. Bailey look sort of medieval in the way he's holding the brass rubbing? She had to get special permission from the church to pull back their carpet and do that rubbing. That knight looks like he's taller than she is! People in the medieval period were much shorter than we are today, due to their poor diets and bad or nonexistent sanitation.
After the class was done, the whole group went punting on the River Cam, passing under the "Cam Bridge" that gave the city its name.
We had lunch at a nice restaurant in town. It had been a magical three weeks, and I will always remember all the places we visited, and the fantastic view we got of how people lived 900 years ago. Dr. Bailey wrote a book from his thesis, on the agricultural economy in the medieval period, and I bought a copy to read on the flight home. I found it fascinating, and he was convincing in his theory that, contrary to prior belief, the farmers in East Anglia in the middle ages made quite a good living from their fertile land, given what tools and crops they had to work with.
I will always look back fondly on that trip. I think Cambridge is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Go there some time, and see if you don't agree.
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Kanye West cozied up to Donald Trump's arch-enemy Hillary Clinton at Ralph Lauren's NYFW party and even bragged about it on Twitter!
Donald Trump isn't going to like this! His biggest celebrity fan Kanye West spent the night of Sept. 7 hanging out with his 2016 political nemesis Hillary Clinton. Both attended the Ralph Lauren 50th Anniversary party during New York Fashion week and ended up getting seated right across from each other.
Maybe whoever planned out the seating charts was hoping to get these two together so Hillary could help change Yeezy's mind about being so pro-Trump? He definitely scored the top table of the evening, sitting at the 78-year-old designer's table as Hillary sat to the left side of Ralph while Oprah Winfrey flanked him on the right.
Even Kanye realized he was in the company of greats at the premiere table, tweeting out a pic from his view and writing "I got a great seat." He wasn't kidding, as the pic showed Oprah standing up and addressing the audience with a microphone while Ralph looked on in admiration. No doubt with her powerful public speaking skills and storytelling ability that she had the audience in the palm of her hand with some great tale about the iconic American designer.


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If the door is cool, open it just a little to check the hallway. If you see smoke in the hallway, do not leave.
If there is no smoke in the hallway, leave and close the door. Go directly to the stairs to leave. Never use the elevator.
Stay low to the floor under the smoke.
Call the Fire Emergency Number which should be pasted near your telephone along with police and other emergency services and let them know that you are trapped by smoke.
If you have a balcony and there is no fire below it, go out.
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Researchers discover new spider species in Israel
A new spider species, Sahastata aravaensis, was found in southern Israel. Credit: Shlomi Aharon/Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The black spider, named Sahastata aravaensis because of its habitat, belongs to the Sahastata genus of the Filistatinae family.
(February 22, 2022 / JNS) Israeli researchers discovered a new species of spiders in the Arava region of southern Israel.
Researchers from the Hebrew University and Ben-Gurion University found the spider during a five-year stint monitoring the oil-spill effects on spiders, reported Ynet. The study looked at an area of desert where two oil spills occurred in 1975 and 2014.
The spider's life expectancy is about four years, most of which is spent in its silk-webbed nest.
The black spider was named Sahastata aravaensis because of its habitat. It belongs to the Sahastata genus of the Filistatinae family.
During experiments, the researchers found that when spiders were given a choice between clean and contaminated soil, most chose clean soil.
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CUs Can Capture Gen Y Market by Putting a Twist on Existing Loans
Gen Y is going to be spending $2.45 trillion annually by 2015, and credit unions that want a piece of the pie will have to look at their lending product offerings to see whether they match young people's needs and expectations.
By Marygrace Murphy | Updated on November 02, 2010
Gen Y is going to be spending $2.45 trillion annually by 2015, and credit unions that want a piece of the pie will have to look at their lending product offerings to see whether they match young people's needs and expectations.
That was the message from Shelly Vils, senior manager of credit union training at CUNA Mutual, during her session on lending to Gen Y at the online Discovery conference on Wednesday.
LenderClose Rebrands as Coviance
The new name and brand reflects the real estate and home equity lending fintech's next phase of growth.
Cox Automotive: Car Sales Will Be Flat in 2023
Jim DuPlessis | January 09, 2023
Economist says consumer spending shows no sign of slowing.


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RBS sets target for more female leaders
Research shows that having more women at senior levels leads to better decision making, increased employee engagement, more innovation and greater diversity of thought.
More than 30% of the 5,000 most senior roles at RBS are already held by women.
RBS is aiming to have more than 30% female representation in the bank's top three leadership levels by 2020. Creating more diverse teams will help support the bank's strategy and bring clear advantages to business performance.
More than 30% of the 5,000 most senior roles at RBS are already held by women, but the bank wants to go further with a new target to ensure there are more women at the top of the organisation. The new goal is to have more than 30% female representation in the bank's top 600 roles by 2020. The longer term aim is to have a 50/50 balance at all levels by 2030.
Creating more diverse teams will support the bank's strategy to be number one for customer service, trust and advocacy.
Marjorie Strachan, Head of Inclusion, said: "Having a clear plan to ensure the right balance of diversity makes good business sense and is an important part of our culture.The evidence speaks for itself; research tells us that companies with more women are 15% more likely to outperform their peers."
The new target is accompanied by a clear bank-wide plan to achieve better gender balance. HR is supporting each part of the business to focus on the things that will have the greatest impact, from how we structure our businesses, to how we recruit, develop and reward people.
Les Matheson, CEO of Personal & Business Banking, said: "We need to look at ourselves as leaders, and how we lead, to create a culture that supports everyone, encouraging and attracting women just as much as men. I'm striving for a 50/50 balance as soon as possible. By making our gender target a formal objective for ExCo, we're making it clear we're serious."


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Invalid workflow file: .github/workflows/pull_request.yml#L12

error parsing called workflow "peopleticker/ccc/.github/workflows/pull_request.yml@master": workflow was not found.

I'm using the workflow file below kindly check:
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Github give access that.
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Dinosaur Egg Parataxonomy
By: Paige Madison
Keywords: Dinosaur, Parataxonomy, Dinosaurs Eggs
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"??> Dinosaur Egg Parataxonomy
Dinosaur egg parataxonomy is a classification system that organizes dinosaur eggs by descriptive features such as shape, size, and shell thickness. Though egg parataxonomy originated in the nineteenth century, Zi-Kui Zhao from Beijing, China, developed a modern parataxonomic system in the late twentieth century. Zhao's system, published in 1975, enabled scientists to organize egg specimens according to observable features, and to communicate their findings. The eggshell protects the developing embryo, enables gas exchange between the embryo and the environment external to the egg, and the internal components of the egg provide nutrients for the embryo. Those external and internal features that support a developing embryo leave their mark on eggshells. Dinosaur egg parataxonomy classifies those characteristics and provides insight into dinosaur egg-laying behaviors, reproductive physiology, and embryonic development.
James Buckman from Bath, England, was one of the first scientists to formally name and describe dinosaur eggs. He did so in his 1860 paper "On Some Fossil Reptile Eggs." Faced with the task of naming empty eggshells, Buckman applied a strategy similar to a system of biological classification, Carl Linnaeaus's eighteenth century system for organizing and naming species. The Linnaean system orders species into the hierarchical categories of Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and species. However, because preserved embryonic remains are rare, scientists have little evidence with which to assign the fossilized egg to these categories. Instead, Buckman developed a classification strategy that scientists later developed into parataxonomy, a way to organize and study the eggs without any knowledge of an egg layers' genus and species.
In his publication, Buckman named the eggs that he discovered Oolithes bathonicae, meaning stone eggs from Bath. He described the eggs' shapes and sizes. Buckman's method, which classified the eggs based on overall shape and size, could not apply to all recovered fossil egg, many of which were only egg fragments. Additionally, researchers couldn't use Buckman's method to distinguish fossilized eggs from egg-shaped rocks.
During the half-century following Buckman's publication, scientists suggested other properties of fossilized eggs for classification. Paul Gervais at the Museum of Natural History in Paris, France, argued in 1877 that researchers could use microscopic features of the shell units to classify the eggs. Additionally, in the 1920s, Victor Émile van Straelen in Brussels, Belgium, drew attention to the different ornamentation patterns that occur on fossil eggshell surfaces. However, fossilized eggs remained rare, and researchers adopted no cohesive or complete method of categorizing and studying the eggs.
In 1975, paleontologist Zi-Kui Zhao at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Bejing, China, published an article in which he urged scientists to adopt universal parataxonomy as a system to classify dinosaur eggs. Zhao chose parataxonomy because it did not assume knowledge of the egg-laying species prior to examining the structural components of the egg. One historical episode in particular motivated Zhao and others to refrain from assuming knowledge about egg-laying species, the story of Oviraptor philoceratops. Scientists assumed that a group of eggs discovered in Mongolia in the 1920s belonged to the species Protoceratops andrewsi based on P. andrewsi's existence in the same strata as the eggs. Zhao's colleagues had previously questioned this identification, and soon after, scientists discovered that the eggs belonged to Oviraptor philoceratops, overturning a classification that had held for half of a century.
Zhao's parataxonomic system reinforced the practice of identifying egg features, such as size, ornamentation of the shell, and microstructure of shell units. Zhao suggested that each parataxonomic rank depended not just on groupings of similar morphological characteristics of the eggshell, but must also reflect the evolutionary history of the characteristic. He said that a scientist working to categorize a fossilized egg shell must consider how similarities in morphology can signal functional and evolutionary divergence between related species. Zhao published his system in Chinese, and his work was not translated into English for over a decade. Therefore, his egg parataxonomic system was not immediately available to the English-speaking world.
Parataxonomy gained wider acceptance in 1991 when Konstantin Mikhailov at the Paleontological Museum of Russian Academy of Science in Moscow, Russia, published research about Mongolian fossilized eggs. He used Zhao's system to discuss the eggs. Mikhailov illustrated the benefits of adopting Zhao's parataxonomy. Mikhailov's work was translated into English, and over the next few years, more paleontologists began to use about Zhao's system. Mikhailov wrote further about the lack of a universal schema for dinosaur egg classification, including a 1996 paper titled "Parataxonomy of Fossil Egg Remains (Veterovata): Principles and Applications."
In this paper, Mikhailov and his colleagues argued that the methods and criteria used to identify and classify fossilized eggs is fragmented and likely resulted from the rare nature of the fossils, as well as from the geographical isolation of separate egg discoveries. They suggested that an increase in fossil egg discoveries required scientists to adopt a universal nomenclature. Noting that Zhao and others in China had successfully used Zhao's method for decades, the group suggested using Zhao's parataxonomy more widely. Mikhailov and his team stressed that as the number of discovered eggs increased, then the species diversity of the egg types increased as well. Without a way to categorize that diversity, the nuanced differences between the specimens could be lost.
Mikhailov's papers formalized dinosaur egg parataxonomy, establishing it as the system for scientists to study and communicate their results on fossilized eggs. Mikhailov and his colleagues suggested a few additions to Zhao's system so that it included more microscopic characteristics in the eggshell. They also proposed that the system follow the method of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, which are internationally standard guidelines for naming organisms. Mikhailov's modified system, which also integrated suggestions from Zhao, required that the name of any new species associated with focalized dinosaur eggs contain the term oolithus, meaning stone egg. Mikhailov and his team also suggested fitting dinosaur egg parataxonomy within a larger category called Veterovata, meaning old eggs. That category enabled scientists to situate dinosaur eggs within larger categories of other fossilized eggs, for example those of ancient birds and crocodiles.
The parataxonomic system divides eggs into the categories of family, genus, and species. Scientists assign fossil eggs to species based the egg size, including length, width, and volume, the range of eggshell thickness, the eggshell's surface pore patterns, and the ornamentation details of the shell. The genus classifies the fossilized egg within a slightly wider range of egg size, type of pore canals, and surface ornamentation grouping. Above the genus level, there are three main categories based on shapes that commonly occur, small round bodies (Spherulitic), prism shaped (Prismatic), and resembling a bird (Ornithoid). These categories classify the eggshell's structure, with particular attention to shell units.
A part of the parataxonomic system requires scientists to collect evidence from extant avian and crocodilian eggs for comparison with dinosaur eggshell. Crocodiles and birds are the closest living relatives to dinosaurs. The comparison enables scientists to hypothesize about dinosaurian structures that they cannot see in fossils, such as reproductive organs, based on evolutionary relationships. For example, birds and crocodiles have a part of the reproductive tract that adds a specific layer to the egg as it moves down the oviduct, called assembly-line oviducts. Thus, scientists infer that dinosaurs also had assembly line oviducts. Scientists compared the eggshell of dinosaurs to those of crocodiles and birds and found that they all share common microscopic features including a hard calcite construction. Therefore, scientists theorize that dinosaur reproductive organs were likely similar to birds and crocodiles.
Scientists infer aspects of the dinosaur reproductive tracts by comparing the shape of dinosaur eggs with those of other archosaurs. For example, some birds lay asymmetric eggs, compared to round crocodilian eggs. Certain dinosaur eggs, including those containing embryos of the birdlike dinosaur, Troodon formosus, are also asymmetric, which suggests that dinosaurs such as Troodon had birdlike reproductive tracts.
Features of the eggshell, identified using parataxonomy, also provide clues about dinosaur reproductive behavior, such as how dinosaurs could have constructed their nests and whether or not parents incubated those nests. The density of pores across the eggshell indicates the amount of gas exchanged between the embryo and the outside environment. Many dinosaur eggshells have a high density of pores, which could have facilitated gas exchange in environments where oxygen was not readily available. Living reptiles lay eggs with high pore density and incubate their eggs using either sediment or dense vegetation. Scientists hypothesize that some dinosaurs may have used similar methods to build nests.
Eggs can also indicate the developmental stages dinosaurs have reached upon hatching. Living animals emerge from their eggs in a variety of developmental states. For example, crocodiles can move around and eat on their own, and scientists call them precocial young, whereas some birds hatch unable to leave the nest to feed themselves without the help of their parents, called altricial young. Precocial young require fully developed teeth and bones upon hatching, enabling them to support their own weight and to consume food. Altricial young are less developed, and must remain in the nest after hatching. While scientists examine the correlation between egg size, growth, and the developmental stage of hatching, they debate whether dinosaurs produced either precocial or altricial young.
In to the first decades of the twenty-first century, the majority of paleontologists who studied fossil eggs used the formalized parataxonomic scheme. However, not all scientists used this method, and some argue that it has faults. By establishing methods for classifying, explaining and communicating results/discoveries about dinosaur eggs, paleontologists such as Zhao and Mikhailov enabled scientists to study eggs in detail, and to discuss features such as pore systems and eggshell ornamentation.
Buckman, James. "On some fossil reptilian eggs from the Great Oolite of Cirencester." Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London 16 (1860): 107–10. http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/35427848 (Accessed February 24, 2015).
Carpenter, Kenneth. Eggs, Nests, and Baby Dinosaurs. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1999.
Carpenter, Kenneth, Karl F. Hirsch, and John R. Horner (eds.) Dinosaur Eggs and Babies. Cambridge: University of Cambridge Press, 1994.
Gervais, Paul. "De la structure des coquilles calcaires des oeufs, et des caractères que l'on peut en tirer." [The structure of calcareous shells of eggs, and characters that can be learned.] Journal de Zoologie [Journal of Zoology] 6 (1877): 88–96. http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/12390208 (Accessed February 27, 2015).
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Mikhailov, Konstantin E. "Classification of fossil eggshells of amniotic vertebrates." Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 36 (1991): 193–238. https://www.app.pan.pl/archive/published/app36/app36-193.pdf (Accessed October 10, 2014).
Mikhailov, Konstantin E., Emily S. Bray, and Karl F. Hirsch. "Parataxonomy of fossil egg remains (Veterovata): Principles and applications." Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 16 (1996): 763–9.
van Straelen, Victor Émile. The Microstructure of the Dinosaurian Egg-shells from the Cretaceous Beds of Mongolia. New York, NY: American Museum of Natural History, 1925. http://hdl.handle.net/2246/4482 (Accessed February 13, 2015).
Varricchio, David J. "Reproduction and parenting. " In The Scientific American Book of Dinosaurs, ed. Gregory Paul. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2003: 279–93.
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Embryonic Structures; Egg Shell; Dinosaurs; Dinosaurs--Eggs; Paleobiology; Fossils; Embryos; Embryology; Embryological development; Buckman, James, 1816-1884; Rouville, Paul de (Paul Gervais), 1823-1907; Straelen, Victor Emile van, 1889-1964; Paleontology; Evolution; Mikhailov, K. V. (Konstantin Vasil_evich); Natural history museums; Concept


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I highly recommend "Smart Medicine for your Skin" to be included in the library of both the lay person and the professional. It is well organized, concise and highly readable and will inform one on this very important part of the body.
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By Lyn Keren, Staff Writer lkeren@amestrib.com
Feb 5, 2019 at 11:17 AM Feb 5, 2019 at 8:43 PM
Rodney Dean Halterman
Trial is set for March 26 for a man arrested on charges he accidentally shot a woman during a physical altercation.
Rodney Halterman has pleaded not guilty to one count of attempted murder, one count of willful injury causing serious injury and one count of going armed with intent. He was arrested in connection with a Jan. 12 incident at a residence on Russell Avenue, a few blocks northeast of Hilton Coliseum.
Police were called to Mary Greeley Medical Center that day on a report of a woman who was being treated for a gunshot wound to the chest.
Police said Halterman, 18, went to the residence to confront a man who was there. The two men got into a struggle and the gun Halterman allegedly carried fired, striking the woman in the chest accidentally.
Malcolm Gregory Canada
An Ames man arrested for robbing a Kum & Go on Duff Avenue has pleaded not guilty.
Malcom G. Canada, 26, is charged with first-degree robbery, felon in possession of a firearm, fourth-degree theft, possession of drug paraphernalia, and interference with official acts. He pleaded not guilty on Monday and his trial is scheduled for March 5 in the Story County District Courts.
On Jan. 22 at 2:17 a.m. Ames Police responded to an armed robbery at a Kum & Go located at 111 Duff Ave. according to a news release.
According to an employee at the location the suspect, later identified as Canada, entered the store wearing dark clothing, a ski mask and sunglasses. In the news release, police said the suspect pointed a handgun at the employee, demanded money from the cash register, and stole the employee's wallet. The suspect left the store with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The suspect was found a short time later on Main Street and taken into custody.


Run For All: How Did It All Start?
Mike Tomlinson tells the Run For All story as For All News monthly newsletter is launched.
Here at Run For All we are proud to launch the VERY FIRST edition of For All News - our brand new monthly newsletter for the whole Run For All community.
As we continue to grow with new events added to our calendar every year, we do not want the special foundations Jane built us to ever be forgotten.
Run For All was born in 2007 thanks to the late Jane Tomlinson CBE and the Leeds 10K; that really is a tiny part of the story. Jane's husband Mike tells the Run For All story, something each and every one of you should feel proud to be part of.
"By 2007 Jane was towards the end of her life and had raised almost £2million for local and national charities through her series of incredible challenges that started with running the London Marathon and culminated in a 4,200-mile bike ride across America.
"She wanted to make sure the fundraising would continue long after she was gone and that's where the idea of the Leeds 10K, and ultimately Run For All, came from.
"It was always Jane's vision to create something where anyone could be involved, whether fundraising for causes close to their heart, looking to be fit and active or just trying to have some fun.
"We've definitely grown a lot since 2007 – from one Leeds 10K to Fun Runs, a 5K, ten 10Ks, a 10-mile, four Half Marathons and the Yorkshire Marathon every year – but we've never forgotten who we are.
"Charity remains at our absolute core, we keep striving to remove barriers for participation and do everything we can to create a special community to be proud of because we really are For All.
"The millions that have been raised as part of that help to change lives and the memories that have been created by anyone involved in the Run For All journey are truly special.


I have the above which has recently developed an issue.
The screen can go blank and nothing works, only way to be operational is to turn the power off.
It is not a reset it needs as there is no continuous beep. Just a power off and on.
Seems to do this in the middle of a transaction, today strangely in the middle of a transaction, screen went blank in the usual way, but enable itself however it voided the transaction.
Any ideas or thoughts would be welcome.
Very old machine, could be almost anything going wrong with it - failing memory, overheating capacitor, just tired of working.
Your best bet is to look at finding a decent replacement before it becomes terminal.
Fortunately, I have come across a Tyson epos till. It has software on it, but I don't have the passwords to access it.
Can you recommend and free software as it is only going to be used as a simple till system.
Sorry, no I can't. I work for an EPoS reseller who make money by selling software and hardware.
I know there are 'free' software solutions out there, but cannot recommend any as I never use them. Being free means you have no comeback, so please remember that if the tax man ever comes asking for records.
You would be much better off finding a local EPoS company who can install some proper software and give you support.
I think I am going to purchase a cheap back up machine should this one fail. I cleaned the machine internal the other day and it has not encounter the issue again.
I am looking at a sps530 which is showing some errors, but it could be a simple reset.


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A look back into 2018 – Sometimes fireworks displays are not about seeing how loud and boisterous you can make them but choosing sequences that can be thought provoking and temperate to show respect and commemoration.
One such event that deserves a mention was a display we fired for the Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1. The brief was to put together a display that would show reflection and celebration in two parts of our display.
The first part of our display was designed with bright white strobes to show the flashes of guns along the front of the battlefield. We fired shells bursting at great height, allowing for long burning strobe stars to fall out of the sky. We followed this with a low noise section of the display for when the guns fell silent on the battlefield. For this section we launched gold brocade waterfall cakes that gently fired into the night sky. For our final poignant commemoration we launched a high number of red strobe shells that tumbled from the sky with thousands of red strobe stars to represent the international flower of remembrance, the red poppy.
The second part of our display led our audience through patriotic red, white and blue cakes and shells as we filled the sky to reflect the celebration of the end of WW1. Our finale was filled with the same colours before we topped it with thousands of red strobe stars once again to bring our special "A Nations Tribute" show to a spectacular finale.
We have now updated and refreshed our website with the all the latest information.
Many of our recent news articles have been posted on our Facebook page, so for further news and articles please visit our Facebook page which also has some videos and photos of our displays.
To book Frontier Fireworks for displays please email us or phone us on 01323 488866 for more information as we would be very happy to answer any questions that you have.
Did you know that this week 19 years ago we performed our first professional fireworks display in Haywards Heath?
We started the company with a £5000 loan from the Princes Youth Business Trust to start a dream of performing some of the most prestigious displays in the UK. Since those early days we have performed many amazing displays from A New Dawn where the sun rose at our display in Dover for the first sunrise on the 1st January 2000, where a New Dawn heralded the arrival of a new Millennium.
We were runners up in the National Fireworks Championships, have performed regularly with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Katherine Jenkins, The X Factor finalists, performed two of the most important fireworks displays for the British Olympic Association Chairman in London Olympic Year, commemorated the 800th Anniversary of the Fire of London from the roof of Southwark Cathedral and of course our proudest moment to date with the RAF Red Arrows Aerobatic Display Team.
We only use high quality manufacturers in China with the best chemicals that produce the bright vivid colours that you have seen at our displays. This process of manufacture for our order can take several months as most of the fireworks are hand crafted to our specification.
There are many environmental issues that can cause delays with the manufacture as during the summer months the fireworks are dried in the sun so if the weather is too hot this can be dangerous in the manufacturing sheds. Humidity and associated storms can also slow this process as we do not want our manufacturers working in poor conditions. On average it takes 3-4 weeks for the fireworks to be shipped from China.
We are on schedule to have our fireworks arrive in the middle of the summer to replenish our stocks which means that we have never missed a target of receiving our import orders on time.
Last year was an exceptional year with Frontier Fireworks performing displays all over the UK. Our team has gone from strength to strength along with our design and manufacture of fireworks in China.
We are acknowledged as one of the best fireworks display companies in the UK due to our high profile fireworks display performances and the colours and effects that we use in our displays.
We have increased our manufacturing and importing capacity in 2013 to keep costs competitive whilst ensuring that the quality is still as high as in previous years.
Buying from an importer and professional fireworks display provider cuts out the expense of using the middle company as we sell our fireworks to other fireworks companies. We are in the best position to deliver more fireworks in our displays compared to other companies that do not import.
2013 was an amazing year and forecasts for this year predict another hugely successful season.
We will add updates to this page from time to time and this can be an easy way to keep in touch with current news from us.
Don't worry, we will still be adding news items to this page as well so that you can keep up to date with us even if you don't have a Facebook page.
Our consumer range of fireworks is continuing to grow at a steady rate as we include new and exciting fireworks for sale to the public.
We have now added a larger range of cakes and rockets due to demand. The rockets are amazing and have huge effects in the larger sizes. We have some fun and unusual new cakes as well. Our firing teams always like to look at the new labels and names available in our range and then of course fire them up at their own private displays.
The entire range of high quality fireworks that we have for sale are all priced lower than the Recommended Retail Price (RRP) so that everyone can enjoy our high quality fireworks range at reasonable prices.
Please have a look at our Outdoor Candle Lanterns as they are extremely good value for money and offer a very atmospheric effect in the garden. We have imported these excellent bags that have fire retardant inner paper and they have proved to be extremely popular.
Once we reach February of each year we are already building our range towards the busy Guy Fawkes season but we are also licensed to sell fireworks all year round as well.
Something that the economic situation has taught us over the past few years is to adapt to our circumstances and working closely with Hands on History has given us great opportunities in new areas.
When you first meet Martin Patterson (Director) the first thing you will notice is the sheer enthusiasm and belief in his work. This is why we have worked so well together for projects involving history and pyrotechnics. Martin has amazing capabilities of designing and making everything historical from cannons to medieval weapons and then allowing the general public to hold and feel varying historical items. Bringing to life "have-a-go archery" and paintball for children to dressing up in chainmail has really bought "Hands on History" to life. Martin is excellent at teaching people the various characteristics of weaponry and helping children and adults use all the fun and exciting hands on activities.
Frontier Fireworks advise them about mortar and cannon effects and entire productions with pyrotechnics and fireworks. If you are looking for that something a bit different and very exciting then please give them a ring on Tel: 01435 813 144 or visit their website at www.handsonhistory.co.uk for more information.
We have been developing our daylight fireworks displays over the past year and can now say that we have some of the most amazing smoke products in the industry.
Daylight displays primarily consist of lots of noise and relatively low amounts of colour….until now. We use all the firm favourites such as bangs, crackles, whistles, hummers and bright comets but now we use a variety of exciting smoke effects.
We use purple, blue, red, white, black, orange and green smoke in all of our daylight displays. These project walls of smoke colours from cakes and mines that can be in fans, chaser sequences, big X's, in straight colour sequences or mixed colour sequences, the array of daylight displays just became much more exciting and visual.
If you would like to know more please let us know and we can explain all the different sequences and prices available for this dramatic way to entertain your audience.
The Frontier Fireworks team are hard at work in the background building the fireworks display profile for the 2013 season.
We already have a high number of bookings for displays this year and are looking forward to another successful season ahead. Last year was such an amazing success with Frontier firing a high number of high profile displays for the Queens Diamond Jubilee events, the Olympics events and many more.
Organisers of events and wedding clients come to us because they know from our huge portfolio of work that they will be rewarded with amazing displays where we take great care to look after our clients as well.
Our importing powers have increased over the years and we are, in 2013, also importing from another new manufacturing company in China. We have shown them our designs and these are now well into the manufacturing stages. We have strong links with our colleagues in China and we are always looking to push the envelope with what we can design that other companies in our industry do not have, striving to keep ahead of our competitors.
If you would like a quote or want to book Frontier Fireworks please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Over the past couple of years we have been using Sussex Events Ltd for all our PA and sound production work. We do not offer recommendations lightly but Adam Briggs & Bob Watson (Directors) have a proven track record and are a company that we highly recommend.
They have worked on a varying degree of performances with Frontier Fireworks and we like to set them difficult challenges……lots of wet, windy, cold weather to contend with and difficult locations with demanding circumstances. They have never let us down and the sound quality has been excellent at very reasonable prices.
We found that most sound production companies would not provide a price for work until really pushed so it is a pleasant surprise to get prices up front in full for specific contracts.
Adam is always out and about working on events so please feel free to contact him on mobile number 07810 266 324 for a quote or advice about your event sound production. The website can be seen at www.sussexeventsltd.co.uk for more information.
Frontier Fireworks Ltd has set the bar high for environmental targets in 2012.
It can be thirsty work providing top class displays all across the UK so we have asked all of our team to make sure that all plastic and glass bottles are put in bags ready for recycling when they get back to our main base.
We are recycling packaging already but are looking to recycle all packaging that our team of pyrotechnicians receives in their home deliveries for our own packaging. When we send our consumer fireworks to our clients we are using packaging that we have not purchased but have recycled to ensure we are responsible when it comes to the environment.
We are also recycling all of our cardboard boxes as we use these for multiple displays as long as the boxes reach the required safety parameters for fireworks storage and transport.
We have even managed to explain our travelling arrangements to display clients to reduce our carbon footprint. We will always 100% go to site meetings and display meetings for new displays for safety reasons and to existing client meetings but sometimes we find that we are requested to go to meetings for meetings sake which we now do via satellite images and phone conferences which is much better for the environment and much more efficient.
We are meeting all of our targets, which is great and gives us a great feeling that we are doing something for our environment.
We have imported a large range of wonderful Candle Bag Lanterns that look amazing at night. These are on our website under the section Buy Fireworks, simply click Candle Lanterns.
These do not float away but instead you put them on patios, drives, steps, basically anywhere that you want to have a nice lit area that looks that little bit different. You fill them with sand or pebbles, place a tea light in the bag and hey presto, they light up the bag and look amazing.
The inner part of the bag is fire retardant so that the bag does not catch fire and we recommend them for outdoor use. When used in any quantity above ten they just look amazing.
These are great for any occasion and we have a variety of colours and designs. We are finding that these are hugely popular with all types of people and they can easily be posted as they do not have the same restrictions as fireworks with regards to transport.
So please go ahead and have a look, we have great feedback about these and of course they are great value for money because if you are careful with them you can use them over and over again......we also sell tea lights as well just because, well, we like anything with a flame!!
The Queens Diamond Jubilee is going to be a great occasion for everyone. Even if you are not particularly interested in our great monarchy, it is a great time to have a party and an excellent excuse to have some fireworks.
We are fully prepared for the displays that we have contracted, we have multiple displays over the 1st June to the 5th June 2012 and these are already fused and ready to go.
We have amazing fireworks for sale on our website so please have a look through these. The Diamond Jubilee is set to be an amazing weekend with people having celebrations across the entire nation, beacon lighting, fireworks displays, river pageants, street parties and red, white and blue bunting being used across the country.
We are fully stocked with fireworks and have a licence to sell fireworks all year so please contact our friendly staff to help celebrate Her Majesty's Jubilee in style.
What a great year 2012 will be with various large events happening in the summer months.
Frontier Fireworks are already contracted to perform a very high number of displays for the Queens Diamond Jubilee celebrations over the bank holiday weekend in June 2012. This will be a great celebration and a superb opportunity for the nation to let its hair down and have a party. Hopefully this will boost the nation and at least rid us all of the doom and gloom surrounding the financial situation in the UK.
The London Olympics 2012 will provide exciting opportunities for Frontier Fireworks and we are receiving great interest for this wonderful occasion. For sporty people this will be a great spectacle and even those of you not involved in sport in any way will most likely be enjoying the occasion and why not, this will be another great opportunity for having an Olympic themed party!!
We will be providing special party packs of fireworks available for the general public to buy, all very patriotic to celebrate both the Queens Diamond Jubilee and the London Olympics 2012.
Keep coming back to our website to have a look at the various developments and special offers that we will be making over the coming months.
The recent cold snap saw us come up with another idea for a bit of icy fun. A couple of years ago we built the now legendary Snow Monster with fireworks that was widely shown on television and local papers.
This year we decided to go global as we built a snow Pyramid and fired up red flares and fountains around the finished sculpture to add a feeling of atmosphere to the photos. These have just been sent off to the relevant publicity people for some fun.
We already have a good idea for the next one so shall await further snow to arrive so we can go and exhaust ourselves once more....all good fun and great for morale.
It seems like a while since we last updated our news section and this has been due to the amount of work that we have had over the previous months. It has been hard finding a moment to update everyone.
Our Guy Fawkes preparation went exceedingly well with fireworks displays being designed and choreographed, fireworks being fused and waterproofed and logistics being managed for so many displays over a three week period.
Once the firing teams were booked and the vans were packed, and there were a lot of them, zero hour had arrived and it was time to start lighting up the skies across most of the UK.
All the displays were a resounding success. There were a few challenges including a couple of displays where the heavens opened and the weather provided its own pyrotechnical display of lightning and thunder but all the displays went exceedingly smoothly. We are receiving a very high number of bookings for 2012 already, in what looks like it will be our busiest Guy Fawkes period to date.
If you do want to book us for this period then please do consider how busy we are, as our company is so popular.
As the summer progresses this year, so does the quantity and size of the displays that we are providing all over the UK. The summer has been our busiest on record so far with Frontier Fireworks firing one of the year's most prestigious displays among many others.
We have also imported more new styles and designs of fireworks to keep our displays ahead of our competition in our professional fireworks range.
The company continues to go from strength to strength in what are frail times for the UK business sector. We are continuing to expand our storage capacity which enables us to import fireworks on a very competitive basis.
With a draft of new regulations and yet more red tape from Europe we are expecting the fireworks industry to be culled through regulations over the coming years. We have secure and vast storage capacity, import, perform displays and sell consumer fireworks to the public and professional fireworks to trade so we are in an excellent position for the future of Frontier Fireworks Ltd.
We look forward to your support over the coming months and years.
Frontier Fireworks are very happy to announce that we will be performing with the National Symphony Orchestra this summer along with Classical superstar Katherine Jenkins. We were delighted to hear that we had been awarded the contract for working with the best orchestras in the country as we work with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra every year as well.
Performing live choreographed fireworks displays with live orchestral music is always a challenge and to be recognised for the imagination and emotion that are put into these performances by Frontier Fireworks is a great compliment to the heights the company is reaching.
Frontier Fireworks have once again been involved with helping another television production in 2011. This time our expertise was called upon for the BBC Bang Goes The Theory TV series that explores everything that is scientifically exciting with a different fresh approach to making science appealing for all.
We supplied pyrotechnic fusing to a production company to enable them to design "BANG" with a slow burning fuse. We have many unusual requests every year and are always pleased to help in any way we can.
We have added a new section to our website - Fire Rope Workshops. These workshops have been running for a few years now and have always been a great success. The workshops are aimed at getting people of all ages involved with designing and creating an image that is created with fire. It is a very spectacular art form and it is a great feeling to those involved to see their creations when they are actually lit up and are on fire!
These workshops have proved very popular in both primary and secondary schools but can be run for a large range of groups and events. They would work well for scout and guide groups, community events, established fireworks events and any event where there is an interest in creating a spectacular and unusual art form, so why not have a look at our Fire Rope Workshops page for more information.
We performed our coldest show to date in December since the company began trading back in 1996.
We were booked to fire a display in Ramsgate but halfway there we were engulfed in a snowstorm with hardly any visibility. We phoned to see if the event was cancelled (as we were finding it near impossible to stay on the road in some places) to find that they had no snow in Ramsgate, so we fought our way along the roads to get there on time.
We finally arrived and fired the display successfully in -5 without the wind chill factor and then the temperature dropped to -11 on the way back home again....all good fun and well worth the experience......apart from the journey!
As many of you start to relax for the Christmas break, we will be firing a number of displays for Christmas Celebrations in the week before Christmas due to postponements caused by the recent snowfall.
We tried in vain to reach some of the displays but the amount of snow that fell in a short space of time left the organisers of several events with no choice but to postpone their events until the week before Christmas.
What we need now is some nice weather, no snow and a steady supply of tea to ensure that all of these events are a great success.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a peaceful and very Merry Christmas.


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Eritrean Independence: Form over substance
Posted: 10 November, 2015 | Author: AfricLaw | Filed under: Lebogang Maxelegu | Tags: arbitrary arrests, Armed Struggle, detention, Eritrea, Ethiopian rule, human rights violations, independence, national conscription, oppression, PFDJ, refuge, revolution |1 Comment
Author: Lebogang Maxelegu
Assistant Researcher, Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria
Eritreans observed the 54th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Armed Struggle for Independence on 1 September 2015. While the success of the armed struggle in attaining independence from Ethiopian rule should have been a cause for celebration for the whole nation, it was instead characterised with mixed emotions.
On the one hand, the ruling party, the People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) and some Eritreans, embraced and glorified the country's protracted 30 year war with Ethiopia-describing it as one of Africa's formidable revolutions. On the other hand, many Eritreans, in particular those who fled, have by implication of their seeking refuge in other countries, expressed their discontentment with the current socio-political landscape in which widespread, systematic and gross human rights violations are perpetrated with impunity.
The feeling of disappointment is not with the armed struggle itself or the virtues that underpinned it. It is rather with the fact that 24 years after independence many Eritreans still feel oppressed. The difference is that the oppression is not from an external force but from the very government that spearheaded them to independence. The sense of oppression came as a net result of the originally well-intentioned but now draconian measures the government has taken to safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Eritrea, reportedly under threat. These include indefinite national conscription, banning of political parties, except the PFDJ, the arbitrary arrests and detention incommunicado of the political leaders and journalists accused of unduly critiquing the government.
It is unquestionable that the overarching and immediate goal of the armed struggle was independence, and the government's need to maintain it is also understandable. In fact, the need to protect Eritrean independence and territorial integrity had never been so greater than since the break of the 1998-2000 border war- an alleged consequence of territorial fine tuning left undone upon independence from Ethiopia.
However, the Eritrean government's steadfast "preserve national security at all cost" attitude has led to abandonment of the corresponding long term goal of the armed struggle i.e., the establishment of a constitutional democracy taking the backseat. This has in turn spelt dire consequences for the human rights of Eritreans.
According to the PFDJ National Charter , achieving independence was not only the conclusion of an important chapter in history, but the beginning of a new chapter, i.e., building a peaceful and just society respectful of human rights and founded on principles of the rule of law and democracy. Therefore, unless a constitutional democracy is established within which a respect for human rights culture thrives, the independence won at the cost of the precious lives of dedicated men and women may be rendered meaningless.
The constitutional democracy in discussion is a system of government in which political authority i.e., the power of government is held in check and distributed by the supreme law, the constitution. Furthermore, the electorate i.e., the general voting populace within the political society has the choice of deciding who become their leaders as well as effective means of holding government officials accountable for their decisions and actions while in public office.
The adoption and ratification of the Eritrean Constitution in 1997, the general provisions of which enunciate the promise of a constitutional democracy, was intended to serve as the hallmark of this form of governance. Unfortunately, the Constitution remains unimplemented and invariably the long term goal of the armed struggle effectively abandoned with the future looking bleak. Moreover, as a consequence of the unimplemented Constitution, it has proven difficult for Eritreans to know exactly where their rights begin and end, and how to hold the government accountable for its actions, at domestic level at the least.
It is because of this reason that for the discontented Eritreans the 54th anniversary was no celebratory occasion. It was a day of reflecting on the aim of the armed struggle and whether, in light of the incessant war-footing the government has the country on owing to perceived threats to its national security, the independence won was independence in form over substance. Did they engage in a 30 year long war only to live in an unremitting militarised society where the rule of law and respect for human rights are seemingly foreign concepts?
Regrettably, Eritrea has fallen prey to the political disease afflicting some African countries namely, toppling a dictatorship only to replace it with another. It could be argued that this destructive path that the Eritrean government has chosen was done unwittingly, due to not having a well-conceived post-independence political transition plan or to perceived threats to its national security as per its "no peace no war" rhetoric. But whatever the reason, it has destined the present and future generation to a rather prolonged state of despair, and has unfortunately eclipsed the glory that was the gaining of independence in 1991 and the promise for a better future it held.
Lebogang Maxelegu holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of the Witwatersrand. She is currently an Assistant Researcher at the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria. She is also the Campaign and Advocacy Officer at the Human Rights Institute of South Africa. Previously she interned at Lawyers for Human Rights in the Refugee and Migrant Rights Programme, and worked as a Socio-Legal Researcher at Coram's Children Legal Centre.
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Christie Tyler, otherwise known as @nycbambi, believes all the best things begin with a natural passion. And that is exactly how she got her start as a fashion content creator. Christie works with the likes of Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany & Co., among others, and is known best for her neutral and serene colour palette, an aesthetic and vibe that has the best brands clamoring to work with her.
"Moving to New York City, you are used to everything being in your face. There is so much going on," says Christie.
I gravitated towards neutrals because it was that calm, effortlessly chic kind of city-style. I like androgynous shapes and silhouettes and things more oversized. It is always evolving, but I will always gravitate towards neutrals and an understated type of style.
You could say the same is true for her love of interiors. The influencer has a knack for sourcing some of the most beautiful second-hand items. She teamed up with her sister-in-law to launch Vollective a few years back, which sells curated vintage and pre-owned homewares, jewelry, and accessories.
That said, Christie has recently embraced vintage fashion and crafted her own criteria when purchasing new items, making sure her wardrobe is consciously curated. "I had a wake-up call that it wasn't sustainable to always shop for new items," she says. "It is great to breathe a new life into an old garment, whether it be homewares or clothing."
When purchasing second-hand and vintage pieces, Christie recommends narrowing your search down to your favourite designers and then be specific about your colour palette or a texture you gravitate towards. "It is always a hunt," she says, "but I feel like the finds are always worth it." Homewares, she notes, are very different. "We try to source all of our homewares from flea markets, estate sales, or auction websites," says Christie. "With homewares, it is a little bit more difficult because you really do have to dig. But you can narrow it down. Search for a vessel or mid-century modern is usually the style that we gravitate toward."
And although the brands she works with aren't always vintage, Christie tries to align with companies with good values and morals.
Whenever I buy something, I ask myself is this going to last in my wardrobe hopefully forever, but at least for the next five years.
The same could be said when shopping for her dog Rosie. Even though her Pagerie collar is the only item in her wardrobe, Rosie takes after her mum, and also has pieces that are meant to last a lifetime.
Christie got Rosie at eight weeks old and says there was an immediate connection. "I remember she was in the playpen and I went down to grab her and her little eyes were gleaming up at me. She was begging to be picked up," she says. "She knew who I was. Our love is unconditional. You don't realize how much life a dog can breathe into your home. My fiancé and I feel like parents just with a furry child. She makes us feel like a growing family and it is a love that continues to grow."
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Dog daughter's name: Rosie
Breed: Boston Terrier
Cutest quirk: Rosie knows when there is a dog on TV or on our phones. She'll react to voices, fluffy animals, or anything that she sees on TV and tilts her head.
Favourite human food: Rosie really likes pears. When she was a puppy, during the summer, we would go out to eat and she would sit next to us. There was a fruit stand one time by a restaurant that we were sitting at and I felt bad because Rosie didn't have anything. I asked my fiance, adam, to grab her something. We cut up this pear and she loved it. And now the fruit guy knows who Rosie is and will give her a free pear.
Daily uniform: She is a naked girl other than her Pagerie collar.
Go-to outdoor activity: She loves the dog park.
Preferred luxury item that belongs to my mom: I got a Celine blanket and made it a non-Rosie blanket. Now a couple of months later, it is her favourite blanket.
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The Loyalist Research Network
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The Harriet Irving Library (HIL) at UNB is the repository of The Loyalist Collection, which is the largest collection of Loyalist papers in Canada. This collection contains various British, American and Canadian primary sources from c1760-1867, focusing specifically on the American Revolution and the early years of Loyalist resettlement in British North America.
The origins of The Loyalist Collection can be traced to the formation of the Programme for Loyalist Studies and Publications in the late 1960s. This initiative was an international agreement between UNB, the University of New York, the University of London, and the American Antiquarian Society to identify, list and microfilm all Loyalist primary sources in the three respective countries. By 1976, approximately 700 reels of microfilm had been deposited at the HIL.
In 1982, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC) awarded the UNB library a three-year $50,000 grant to expand the collection. As a result of this grant, the aforementioned Programme, and purchases made by the UNB History Department and private donors, The Loyalist Collection grew, and there are now over 3200 microfilm reels and 700 microfiche in The Collection.
Many of the records in the collection are family papers that chronicle the Loyalist refugee experience throughout the North Atlantic world. The collection is also arranged into four other categories - church records, military records, public records, and special collections. The web address for The Loyalist Collection is www.lib.unb.ca/collections/loyalist/.
The University of New Brunswick and the LRN are indebted to UNB reference librarian Kathryn Hilder for assembling and organizing The Loyalist Collection. She is also responsible for designing and composing The Loyalist Collection Inventory, which she continues to compile in her personal time.
A recent addition to The Loyalist Collection is The Marianne Grey Otty Database, which contains vital data on NB Loyalists.
For inquiries about The Loyalist Collection, contact Christine Jack, Manager of Microforms at HIL: mic@unb.ca
For comments and suggestions about The Inventory, contact Kathryn Hilder at: hilder@unb.ca