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align Completes New Co-working Space for bubbleHUB
Sep 5, 2019 2:07 pm EDT
align recently completed a striking, two-story, co-working space for new operator bubbleHUB, located within a characterful former pump house building in the center of St Albans. bubbleHUB co-founders Benn Latham and Harry Dougall briefed align to help create a 'unique and aspirational' space, which was to be unlike anything else currently available in the St Albans area.
"The scheme we created for this wonderful and historic industrial building is colourful and nature-inspired," commented align Director and Co-founder Gurvinder Khurana, "and the resulting environment, which also responds strongly to the building envelope, is like a mix between a private members' club and a workspace in feel. The overall atmosphere is relaxed, with a definite home-from-home feel."
As a location, St Albans boasts an increasing number of design-aware hospitality offers with a new, more youthful sensibility, connected to and influenced by London's metropolitan sophistication, which made it an ideal launch for the new offer. A sizeable demographic of potential users live in the city, and currently either run small independent businesses, work in isolation or commute to work in London. The possibility of working locally, with the additional social and collaborative appeal of a co-working space, should appeal to those with a sustainable ethos, and especially creatives, entrepreneurs, start-ups and purpose-led small businesses.
Arrival at bubbleHUB St Albans is via a small set of stairs from street level up to the building's ground floor main entrance, where guests and users are met by a paneled and painted wall, featuring the new bubbleHUB branding created by SEA Design, as well as a bank of personal lockers to the right and an immediate full view to the left across the ground floor 'hub' community space. This floor is predominantly to be used for meetings, touchdown, relaxation & social use and features a deliberately-eclectic mix of furniture styles and a non-uniform, non-allocated layout, as well as integrated planting for improved air quality and natural presence. The furniture here ranges from a soft and comfy chocolate-brown Chesterfield to 2-4 person table and chair arrangements, plus one larger 8-person workbench and bespoke banquette seating to the rear left, in a deep peacock blue, more akin to a restaurant in style and helping create the overall relaxed feel. Brands and individual pieces of furniture, supplied by Broadbase, include the WSOF Quadro touchdown table, square Transit café tables from Workstories, a Lux circular table from Elite and Bob cork stools from Modus.
A major feature of the ground floor space is the bar area, located front-left, which helps communicate an instant sense of welcome. The bar features a metal-clad island unit with indented bubbleHUB branding, bespoke-manufactured for the project by Quirky Interiors. A decorative lighting feature above, made up of a cluster of nine pendant bulbs, at double-drop height, supplied by Calibo, reaches all the way up to the first-floor ceiling above the staircase void and is punched through both stories. The metal island unit also functions as a social seating area, whilst a glass-fronted fridge and store cupboards for food and crockery enable the area to double as a servery for special events. Bar stools are the Loop stool from Boss Design. A second tea-point area is located to the rear of the ground floor area, adjacent to the meeting rooms, whilst a small corridor leading off from the entrance houses high-spec toilets, which are residential in feel and feature glossy black tiling, grey timber herringbone flooring and a bespoke metal wall panel, also by Quirky Interiors, as well as a phone booth for making private calls.
The ground floor design treatment also celebrates the space's existing historic structure. The ceiling beams have been painted out in white, for example, with eye-catching cross-beams in black. The rear of the ceiling features three new insets, walk-on glazed panels, increasing natural light ingress from the upper floor. Cool, concrete-effect porcelain tiling is used for the majority of the flooring, with pale herringbone timber at the entrance and for the right-side walkway. In a further reference to the building's historic pump house origins, a glass square in front of the Chesterfield sofa reveals the Victorian cobbled foundations below, with the area made a further focus by the addition of an eye-catching yellow metal and glass Trace table from Naughtone.
From the mid-point up, the dark-painted walls on the ground floor have been pulled back to their original brickwork and sandblasted. To the left, behind the Chesterfield, an additional 1.3m high feature wall is covered in dramatic 'Bamboo Pink' wallcovering from Tektura, which cedes into the banquette seating at the same height, half-way along. Windows and glazed walls separating off the meeting rooms to the back right of the space are black-framed and crittal-style. The external windows and door are by Monk Metal, whilst the internal meeting room partition is by id Fusion. More informal meetings can also be held at the large central table or at the smaller, freestanding tables. A presentation screen also enables the space to be used for events, with a bookable meeting room that holds 6-8 people. The meeting table is the Pars table from Orangebox, whilst the meeting chairs are a design classic - the Eames DAW from Vitra. A characterful credenza in the room is an upcycled mid-century G Plan Teak Drinks Cabinet.
The new, bespoke staircase leading up to the first floor leads off from the bar area and is made in timber as far as the landing. Then, at the stair turn, it transitions into a metal-framed stair. The first story space, set beneath an original sloped roof, has been designed as a quieter space with fixed and allocated desking and contains 17 workstations in a traditional desking format, plus additional individual workstations to the right. Flooring is in timber and the rear windows are black-framed and crittal-style to match the window and dividing wall treatments on the ground floor. Both side walls and most of the front and back walls are in sandblasted brick, once more celebrating the original building structure.
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In September 2019, Waldorf Education will be turning 100 years old! The Association of Waldorf School's of North America has already been working with the The Waldorf100 initiative to plan events across the globe. Waldorf100 was formed in the fall of 2014 during a conference of the International Forum for Steiner/Waldorf Education. There are many many way to celebrate Waldorf Education and few of them already underway are noted on the www.Waldorf100.org website. It is our hope that there will be opportunities to celebrate in Viroqua, WI alongside Pleasant Ridge Waldorf School and Youth Initiative High School. It is truly a gift to our children and community that the town hosts the opportunity for children to develop through a Waldorf education from early childhood through high school and perhaps beyond through the budding Thoreau College impulse.
The following video has been produced by the Waldorf100 initiative and is an excellent display of the international impulse of this education which strives to educate for the future and to help children "learn to change the world".


because the future is where I intend to live."
Are you looking for someone who can integrate your warehouses in your SAP system in such a way that you are satisfied afterwards and have gained more from the project than you had ever imagined?
– for which we also offer complete solutions.
We integrate your logistics processes into your SAP system and focus on SAP WM and SAP EWM.
Our guiding principle is to answer the questions that you haven't even thought of yet. This is because many questions only arise once the matter at hand has been extensively dealt with. We take care of that for you in advance, because we already have the experience that is necessary to handle all types of processes.
Whether it be for your logistics service provider or auditor – we will do everything to find the questions that we both need. And of course, the right answers.
Rather than preparing agonizingly long position papers and endless discussions, we jump right into action as soon as possible – because that's where the questions and answers to your project are found.
We have not only supported, audited and implemented overall project planning for our customers in over 20 countries, but have also done this for individual project phases since 2003.
30% of our new customers' orders are done by phone and are usually only contracted for a few hours or days. Because time is of the essence.
We'll get to the paper work as soon as it's possible for you. You are our focus, not the bureaucratic details.
Of course, we are professional and value bureaucratic efficiency. This means that we figure out the details for the 30% once they have the opportunity, and this is done immediately and prior to our deployment for the other 70%.
We take a neutral approach based purely on values and standards to support you in choosing IT service providers or vendors for warehouse technology, warehouse automation as well as loading devices and equipment before even getting started.
Alternatively, we can prepare an evaluation for you and provide you with a concrete assessment and recommendations.
You are looking, for example, for a large general contractor for an SAP-ERP-rollout or for implementing an international EWM or WM system. Then, as your neutral companion, we tell you what is important and what you should pay attention to on the market. Due to our independent structure and our extremely streamlined core business, we do not need to worry about any stipulations coming down from board members or controllers and are therefore completely loyal and impartial to our customers. Selecting a vendor or the right software is an own business area anyway at it[colos]AG.
This phase alone is often a valuable and extremely important phase for our customers, which is considered completely separate by nature. It often takes places merely months before the actual software project is launched.
Logistics, processes, personnel, equipment and products are as equally important to us as the IT. Individual analyses are a common part of the process.
Together with you, we make sure all aspects of your project are covered by taking into account all previous assessments in the overall analysis.
We carry out a status analysis at your request or for extremely complex or automated logistics facilities. Based on our experience, generally intensive warehouse tours and interviews often suffice for the first step. You don't believe it? Try us out. Whereas other companies need 12 months to draft the actual processes and put together a status analysis, we are already working on the first prototype. We focus on your future, without ignoring your past or present.
You won't find bits and bytes in our concepts, but rather real information to go with your business which can be implemented effectively.
The concepts are comprehensive, purposeful, sustainable and are usually enhanced from a design quality of 40% to 90% after a few meetings with you. You will receive 100% upon your request, knowing that the last 10% not only represents the most effort, but is usually also determined by real life factors.
We not only create requirement specifications, tender documents, functional specifications or EWM / WM logistical concepts once we've been commissioned. We also give you your company-specific, viable and sustainable EWM or WM concept for if you want to implement it in your internal or external IT system yourself or have it implemented by other market competitors.
Our customers value our expertise. We support you in the overall strategy as well as in individual strategic points. This should ideally be done prior to starting an ERP project, although it can certainly be done instead of, during or after SAP projects are completed.
In any situation that may arise, we look forward to joining you in your project or project phase!
Together, we set up a qualified team and gladly support you in selecting the internal project members. Either you or we provide streamlined project management that leads the project in a targeted manner and constantly conducts follow-ups. At the same time, we consider the team as well as each employee on board as a key factor to the project's success. We are regularly involved in "laboratory projects" – however, the most successful projects take place in the warehouse or in the vicinity of the warehouse.
Successfully implementing our jointly developed concept in your company. This applies to the potential changes in the processes, your team and the technical implementation – for which we also offer complete solutions.
Of course, we also offer implementing the solutions we developed. We establish a constructive dialogue with you in order to create your perfect system. This is generally done without or with only minimal – then justifiable – deviations from the SAP standard.
Our strategy aims to have your project capable of running on its own after its launched and supported. We won't make you dependent on us or our developers. We're not interested in that. We pay attention to regular prototypes and tests conducted by the responsible people, such as from the executers, and hence achieve rapid progress for all involved. Tangible, for instance, via a prototype concept.
When you introduce ERP software, additional modules or changing processes, the consultant, consulting firm and customer typically take charge of the technology and implementation. Change management, which is essential in most substantive, strategic, structural, system-based, organizational or procedural changes, is for the most part never forgotten, but dangerously undervalued.
Even a modified warehouse topology or the conversion from paper to mobile devices seems trivial at first glance, but the devil is in the details; not to mention a warehouse relocation, a company consolidation or out- or insourcing.
Another component to increase the likelihood of a successful project.
After "technically successful SAP implementations" by third parties, we had to frequently get the Change Management "up to speed" after the software was integrated.
You want to avoid this situation: then don't underestimate the importance of Change Management!
You're already stuck in this situation: Call us.
Coaching is a process applicable to individuals as well as entire groups. The goal here is focusing on the personal development of their "soft skills" or "key qualifications".
As a coach, we are here to help you or your employees identify and activate individual potential. In difficult situations, we can open up new perspectives, break down any mental barriers and mobilize your strengths. Even in conflict situations or in far-reaching decisions, we can help you pursue the right way at the right time. Here, we see ourselves as a catalyst, which "navigates" you until the desired improvements become viable on their own.
You need a skilled project team, a warehouse activity monitor, functioning logistics or an internal IT team to develop your processes. Here, too, we use a coaching approach – more in the sense of a "trainer" – to bring you to your goal.
You get the training that you need.
Benefit from our advice in your own projects, external projects or an audit before you go live: One of our qualities that has often proven successful around the world – turning the last screws, sharpening the final details, a global and fast check or a strict "not ready yet". That's our business.
We throw the switch together.
We do not have a separate support crew. You see the same faces on site and in the warehouse, the same ones who have already assisted you during the project. Protective footwear, yellow jackets, helmets, whistles and yet a calm, analytical eye, and purposeful, enterprising hands. Now it's complete. We do not argue about who botched a detail. The solution is the goal.
In addition to audits and safeguardings, Phase II is one of our favorites. This phase is sometimes passed on to us as a result of errors, defects or shortcomings. Often, the scope was put together accordingly in Phase I or strategically decided for Phase I.
Enormous added value is usually found in Phase II. Treat yourself to this phase – regardless of whether it's weeks or years later. It's worth it. The ROI (Return on Investment) is extremely short, meaning it's definitely worthwhile. We do that for you. Regardless of who has realized the previous steps with you. You and your employees now know the system, the master data are (more or less) current and the processes are honed. The time has come to use the power of hindsight to retrieve the highest value from your corporate logistics.
You've already been using SAP for decades. Uncontrolled proliferation of your own coding, "Z" transactions, awry processes and things that have "resulted from the past" are in use. That can happen, and yes, it's a thing of the past.
Time to clean up, to lift your system to the next level, or rather bring it back on its course and return it to the standard: a wonderful job for us, the ROI will be extremely short.
The ball was dropped on the management level for your logistics. You want to intermittently focus on your logistics project. Or rather, you would like to steer the critical business-related logistics, while someone else takes care of the project work so that the key processes can be handed over to you – and not only in the sense of a technically functioning IT system.
Your Change Management was underestimated during a project and your processes suddenly cease to function, the inventory discrepancies or stocks inexplicably increase.
We are happy to be your managers on loan, your Interim Managers. We generally steer the project in its entirety, or of course only there where you need us, and with accountability for results.
Many of our clients have excellent IT departments. However, IT is usually not the core business of our customers. While you are constructing aircraft, manufacturing large-scale finished vehicles, producing wind turbines and servicing them, inventing technological niche products or distributing high-quality goods as quickly as possible, we guarantee your IT projects are running smoothly and efficiently. We not only do this as entire projects.
We audit your own, our shared or the projects that you have assigned to general contractors or other service providers.
With our toolbox full of experience, tips and tricks.
and IT, between your management and your partners, between logistics and the works council.
company, government, services, customers, suppliers, partners or in case of an emergency.
Together with your internal or external service providers, we check present offers and put them through a market comparison. We analyze (programming) requirements or change requests for validity, necessity and cost estimates. We give fair statements concerning the course of the project, resources, timetables, feasibility as well as the primary and secondary goals.
We will check your programming, expansion and modification ideas at any and all stages. You will be surprised at how much can be saved on an ad hoc basis and over the long run. We also recommend the appropriate "Back to the standard scenarios" and implement them with you. We guarantee a ROI here that will amaze you!
Your partner for everything you move and that moves you.
It sometimes happens that companies outside of our existing customer base turn to us for help: "Something's not right, but we don't know what". Or "Our production line is coming to a standstill. Can you help? When?"
We are completely in our element here. Regardless of where we are at the moment we are aware of the emergency – within 60 to 180 minutes we are sitting in the appropriate means of transport on our way to you, or are logged on remotely to your system and remain there until the problem is solved. You don't believe it? Try it out! Although we hope you never find yourself in such a situation.


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My parents and I stumbled upon this location in search of warm bowl of soup on a chilly day in May on our way to Kirriemuir. It was a wonderful surprise, a lovely collection of Pictish stones!
It is a fantastic discovery! I look forward to going back again. I love when local legend and archeology meet and a story emerges. And a warm bowl of soup is always a good idea in Scotland in May.


Inner Light Healing Drop-in is moving back to its old home at Grosvenor Hall, Vincent Street (Marsham St end) London SW1P 4HB near Westminster, St James Park and Pimlico tubes.
Next one is on Monday 31st October at 6.45pm till 8pm.
Only a donation of £5 for healing from all the healers present!
For more details see the Meetup website and join Inner Light for free!
Welcome to Inner Light Drop-in Healing!


Discussion in 'Forum Games' started by psionandy, Jul 31, 2016.
Woo-hoo, it's August 1st, time to get BUMPING!
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Does anyone remember a drink that came out in the 90's that came in an accordion type plastic bottle? You would expand the bottle, add water, and it was kinda like Kool aid. I swear it was called Bumple.
Over a month since someone bumped this thread!
heh-heh! need we say mo'e?
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you think he will bring me a set of BUMPER Cars like they have in Carnivals?
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Awe now @today what did you do? Did you just BUMP this thread?
"Were sorry…… the thread you have BUMPED is not BUMPABLE at this time…… if you feel you have BUMPED this thread in error, please try BUMPING this thread again later………………… we're sorry…… the thread you have BUMPED…… .."
… ..a little reeeesque but gets the point over… ..
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Is there a thing like a BUMPer mug.
I could use a cup of coffee .
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Hate to see this thread get neglected.
First BUMP of the new year!
You did, you did hear a thump sound!
The Thump of the Bump!


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Presented by Facing History and Ourselves in partnership with the George Washington Institute for Religious Freedom, the Give Bigotry No Sanction project, is anchored in George Washington's 1790 Letter to the Hebrew Congregation in Newport, Rhode Island—a foundational document of religious tolerance. The project inspires thoughtful conversations about matters of religious freedom in our increasingly diverse society.
Additional Resources from Danny Wilcox Frazier
See more resources from photographer Danny Wilcox Frazier.
Additional Resources on Religion and Freedom
Interested in learning more about issues of religion in America and issues of faith, identity, and belonging? Check out these additional resources from other organizations.
Common Core-Aligned Teaching Units
These two teaching units are rich with primary source documents and classroom-ready strategies and, of course, are aligned to Common Core Standards.
Crisis in Little Rock
In the early 1900s, "race" was the lens through which many Americans viewed the world. It was a lens that shaped ideas about who belonged and who did not. These were years when only a few people resisted "Jim Crow" laws.
The Reconstruction Era
The documents compiled in this collection are suggested for use within the lessons on our Reconstruction era website. Here you will find primary source historical documents and images that can be used as handouts in your classroom. For additional primary source material, you can see our complete unit on this history, The Reconstruction Era and the Fragility of Democracy.
Facing History and Ourselves has created a suite of resources for our educator audience that focuses on the letter exchange between George Washington and the Hebrew congregation of Newport, RI. Lesson plans, videos, and much more will help teachers bring a study of the letter exchange and the issues surrounding it into their classrooms.
Explore Facing History's Educator Resources on Japanese American Incarceration
Facing History has a range of resources on Japanese and Japanese American incarceration (often referred to as "Japanese internment") during World War II that you can use to accompany the Righting a Wrong poster exhibition.
Give Bigotry No Sanction Readings
Facing History and Ourselves has curated a collection of readings, written by staff members and scholars, that touch on the echoes of the letter exchange between George Washington and the Hebrew congregation of Newport. These readings address issues of religion, difference, and identity, and suggest that reflecting on these issues is just as important today as it was in 1790.
Photography from Surviving Wounded Knee
View photos by Danny Wilcox Frazier examining how the Wounded Knee massacre of 1890 is remembered in present-day South Dakota.
Photography from Too Young To Die
View a series of photographs by Carlos Javier Ortiz. The photos collection, "Too Young to Die", is a long-term documentary photography project now in its fifth year that seeks to enlighten the public about the effects of youth violence on young victims, their families, and society as a whole.

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Koratala Siva has brought out one of Mahesh Babu's finest performances to date.
Operation Duryodhana 2 is a mediocre film with a boring story-line and bad screenplay Skip it.
The movie is about three youngsters whose lives turn upside down after a crucial incident.
Thaandavam is a disappointing film with uneven pacing and lack of thrills. Skip it!
Stars STR, Jagapathi Babu, Taapsee, Catherine Tresa in the lead roles. Directed by Selvaraghavan.
Stars Jagapathi Babu in the lead role.


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By Andrew Davis published May 21, 2013 Est Read Time: 4 min
Power Your Business Storytelling by Creating a Content Brand
Treating your content like a product
There's a big difference between creating branded content and building a content brand. Branded content is egocentric brand marketing. Developing a content brand takes an audience-first approach to business storytelling that builds a loyal audience. Deloitte Debates is branded content (notice how the brand is in the title of the content). Will it Blend? is a content brand (see how there's no mention of the Blendtec brand in the title?). The most successful business storytellers build content brands — not branded content. Instead of thinking like a marketer, try thinking like a television producer.
The marketing cookie guy
Myles Bristowe thinks like a television executive. He doesn't have a television show, or even a regularly scheduled video program on YouTube. But he does have a content brand — he's the "marketing cookie guy."
Myles is the CMO of CommCreative and the president of the Boston chapter of the American Marketing Association. But I didn't know any of that before I built a relationship with his content brand. Let me explain.
Send in your fortune
Every weekday, Myles posts an article branded as Today's Marketing Cookie on his company's blog. People from around the world send him photos of fortunes they find in fortune cookies. Each day, Myles reflects on a fortune and connects it to a marketing lesson. He also includes a picture and brief bio of the person who submitted the fortune that he's been inspired by (a perfect example of using brandscaping to leverage the audiences of others).
Myles has set himself up with a simple challenge, and it works. I know exactly what to expect every time I receive his weekly recap: five intelligent blog posts that leverage fortune cookie aphorisms to teach me a marketing lesson.
Marketing cookies deliver results
Since Myles started writing Today's Marketing Cookie, traffic to his blog has increased 924 percent. More importantly, Myles' content brand has helped him build a powerful list of 3,500 loyal subscribers.
I've recommended Myles' content to other marketing professionals because it's so easy to understand. His content brand is easy to share. It's intriguing and interesting. It's a twist on the all-too-familiar and inconsistent marketing advice you get on other corporate blogs. Myles leverages his content brand to elevate his advice above the noise of commodity content.
Myles' content is so easy to share, more than 29,000 people have passed it along via Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn (if he was to buy that traffic at an average of $2.50 a click, he would have had to shell out more than $120K).
The super-cool fold of the week!
Myles isn't the only smart marketer creating powerful content brands and thinking like a TV producer. There's also Trish Witkowski's really awesome 60-Second Super-cool Fold of the Week! FoldFactory sells software plug-ins and folding templates for designers working on printed marketing materials. So obviously, they're interested in showing people what kind of creative folded printed materials are being created every day. Take a look at Trish's video:
Delivered every week
Every single week (for over two years), Trish has created an episode for her 1,500 subscribers on YouTube. She's built a relationship with her audience members, who've come to expect her content to arrive on a regular basis. This year, she'll surpass 200 videos uploaded to YouTube. Even on Fold Factory's website home page, visitors are invited to "sign up for 'Fold of the Week.'"
She also has a really great content "hook" (a clever twist designed to ensnare and entrap her audience). Did you read her T-shirt in the video above? Every single week, she wears a different funny shirt, like "I brake for Folds," or "Fold it your way," or "Folding speaks louder than words." Everyone in the printing industry now knows Trish as the "folding expert."
How to get over yourself
Moving your business storytelling away from branded content and turning it into a content brand also moves your content from a marketing expense to a content asset. It allows you to treat your content as a product: a product that can drive revenue in its own right (not to mention drive sales). For example, Trish's videos have opened the doors to additional revenue streams based solely on the brand status as the folding expert, which she's earned through her weekly series. She conducts workshops (which also drive revenue); she's even been hired as a spokesperson (wearing her funny T-shirts) for other related brands in the marketplace.
Treating your content as a brand in-and-of-itself, turns your marketing expenses into financial assets. Tell that to your CFO.
What if you turned a fortune into a relevant lesson for your audience every day? What if you created a "Super Cool ______ of The Week" series? What would your content brand look like?
Want to build a content brand in an afternoon? I'm lucky enough to have been invited to host a workshop at Content Marketing World this September. If you're interested in building your own content brand in an afternoon, check out this three-hour workshop: Launch a Killer Content Brand in an Afternoon.
Author: Andrew Davis
Andrew Davis wrote for Charles Kuralt and produced for NBC. He's worked for the Muppets and MTV. He co-founded, built, and sold a marketing agency. You might have seen him on The Today Show or in The New York Times. He's a best-selling author and one of the most influential marketers in the world. Follow Andrew on Twitter @DrewDavisHere.
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Channel 5 NBC News just said that Six Flags Great America to open a new Mardi Gras Themed Area which is costing 6 million dollars. More info will be at www.dailyherald.com tomorrow.
I thought I heard that they were going to basically give Orlean's Place a facelift.
Thats probably going to include a couple of the flats in that section.
Given the fact that SFGAm already has a New Orleans themed area, I'm sure Chitown is correct in that Orleans Place is simply getting a facelift (in which some of the new rides will fit).
The article, as was said above, will be posted tomorrow.
I didn't see the news so I might be wrong (or the news might not have said anything) but the local nbc news has a segment I believe is called "tomorrow's headlines tonight" where they say what stories the newspapers are working on. This might be where the story came from.
Curious to see if they'll separate the "new" Mardi Gras area from wherever it is that Superman is supposed to reside (Gotham on the parking lot). Or Superman could just keep hanging out in the French Quarter. No shortage of crime, there.
Yes, Jpb that's were I got the info from. Check tomorrow paper and it will be in there.
Sounds like they have this timed to NCC... Can't wait til GAm gives their presentation tomorrow. It should be fun if they do anything like they did last year with the video for Superman.
Curious to see if they'll separate the "new" Mardi Gras area from wherever it is that Superman is supposed to reside (Gotham on the parking lot).
Superman technically already resides in Orleans Place, though the park did a good job blending the two themes together. I'm sure the "new Mardi Gras" area will simply be a spruced up Orleans Place, and that it will look pretty similar to what it does now. I'm quite sure there won't be any changes to Superman's theming.
I was just wondering if they'd use the opportunity of the theme upgrade to possibly carve out an independent, mini Metropolis-themed area around Superman; like what they did with Batman... without resorting to a full-blown themed section.
Here is the article...GOOD reading!
Looking forward to this nice "change" for the park!
Tim Black, The park's NEW general manager?!?
Did I miss something? When did this happen?
"Jester's Wild Ride will rock people back and forth on a makeshift Mardi Gras float"
That kinda sounds like a swinging ship, but the park already has one. Any ideas?
Also, notice how many of these rides are named after rides at Jazzland?
Sounds like Jester's Wild Ride could be the Huss Frisbee that is being removed from SFGAdv.
Are any of SFGrAm's older rides being removed?
It sounds like a disco to me. And the only other ride that is being removed that I know of is the A-merry-go-round in County fair. But in the article it says they're moving it to somewhere else in the park.
Way to go SFGAm! Ive allways thought it strange that we had a virtual "themeing no mans land" after you went under the train bridge to the covered bridge that brings you to Gothem/Yankee Harbor. This should fix that and add some rides to an area that is sorely lacking some.
It's not the Frisbee, because they mentioned the frisbee later in the article, "Revolution"
Jester's Wild Ride sounds like a rocking tug, perhaps?
It's nothing new Cameraman...SF does that all the time both with flats as well as coasters.
The Frisbee is being named "Revolution"
They said the Ameri-go-round is "being built elsewhere" That doesn't mean it's going back in the park.


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searching for Polysemy 74 found (173 total) alternate case: polysemy. Directions of research on gender and semantic markedness / Frances Chukwukere (p. 593-602). <>/XObject<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/MediaBox[ 0 0 595.32 841.92] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>> %���� "They changed the layout of the newspaper's front page"). It is certainly possible to hypothesize that direct object anaphors are assigned a feature that somehow induces reciprocal … Dictionary writers list polysemes under the same entry; homonyms are defined separately. All the words for actual snow have been removed, and I'm ignoring the extensive polysemy of snow and many of its derivatives. Publisher: Universitet Leiden Publication date: 2006 Number of pages: ... examples 40. linguistic 39. terminology 38. partonomy 37. expressions 35. cognitive 34. principles 34. andersen 34. research 34. related 33. levels 31. constructions 29. bone 29. african 27. This avoids incorrect polysemous interpretations of "parked": that "people can be parked", or that "I am pretending to be a car", or that "I am something that can be parked". [17] These are rules that describe how words, in one lexical context, can then be used, in a different form, in a related context. (b) there is a core meaning with specific senses triggered either by the context or by rules (a subsuming explanation). Semantic shift can separate a polysemous word into separate homonyms. across the Waters continues this exploration of Yoruba religion by documenting Ã'sun religion. This is supported by the morphology: "We are parked out back" does not mean that there are multiple cars; rather, that there are multiple passengers (having the property of being in possession of a car). 1a) Àwọn obìnrin-náà rí ara wọn (Yoruba ID1912) ... Ibibio, Limbum, Saari and Urhobo) have transitive reciprocal polysemy of this kind and that is the puzzle we begin with: Where does reciprocal interpretation come from? �u��O/�D0�h�^O�t�����ײ �}{��8Ӓ$�?�8�FeBt�[���չ}��W�ѳ�+xT=l�_��f��� ��MP��P��G���]a�E�i~�J(�u\_�ĩ%��Ԯں�i���i�fε��7l9�g���)4F����L�eK�!$��r��c��i̪8~6��ɬy��Z�#N� �Y7��"w�9�J�b�P A polyseme is a word or phrase with different, but related senses. "�'*���� D���r���Xw=:���7o�ċ�P�v28��bj �q�s�޿C��rps}I���������� ���)���~���~�x�/��n���.����{��������E_3pt��� ƿ|���@��Ds�/o��H�|�.z�����8����B�1�x%�y�q�9�6k�!��2,��U����=��@��k���^����'WLؔ�g��(����������Ȣ��3� ... or polysemy characteristic of this level of discourse. SCIL-V, MIT, MIT Working … ... Yoruba-YTB; More. Semi-productive polysemy and sense extension. Oxford, Oxford University Press: 15-68. For example, the verb slip allows the meaning 'to have sex with', and as a consequence expresses an action involving a high degree of agency, as well as acquiring an object/patient argument. I98 I). ���>�%u���B쑳T��ʒ/j���^Zns-�a��IҡR\v��̇ 0���	H6��8l�@T> �����1�&�����Z�g|C��a��'�jF�� Obscurity in a teacher is a great defect, especially when he glories in his ambiguity. Research topics, theoretical tools and languages considered are quite diverse. ?sun is a brilliant deity whose imagery and worldwide devotion demand broad and deep scholarly reflection. Czeslaw Lachur, besides noting the traditional radial and chain (concatenation) types of polysemy (cf. The indivisibility of [a-] in standard Yoruba / Oye Taiwo (p. 557-564). The default interpretation of the bare verb stem is the past tense. The relatedness-of-meaning effect for ambiguous words in lexical-decision tasks: When does relatedness matter? Lexical Semantics: The Problem of Polysemy. Linguists have still not been able to find the proper classification for the language. This paper documents occurrences of widespread polysemy involving terms for parts of human limbs.1 For instance, many geographically and genetically unrelated languages use a single term to denote "hand" and "arm" … Provide examples? Since the test for polysemy is the vague concept of the relatedness, judgments of polysemy can be difficult to make. One group of polysemes are those in which a word meaning an activity, perhaps derived from a verb, acquires the meanings of those engaged in the activity, or perhaps the results of the activity, or the time or place in which the activity occurs or has occurred. Since eye is highly salient in many languages while face, seed and fruit are of relatively low salience, Figure i indicates direction of referential extension involved in development of eye/face, seed/fruit, eye/seed and eye/fruit polysemy. endobj Meaning and the interpretation of signs and symbols / Olufunmilayo M Ogunkeye (p. 581-592). (2006). The fact that this test again depends on speakers' judgments about relatedness, however, means that this test for polysemy is not infallible, but is rather merely a helpful conceptual aid. For the moth genus, see. Because applying pre-existing words to new situations is a natural process of language change, looking at words' etymology is helpful in determining polysemy but not the only solution; as words become lost in etymology, what once was a useful distinction of meaning may no longer be so. Madugu 1976), as is Kenyang, a Southern Bantoid language of … Copestake, A. and A. Lascarides (1997). Òsun across the Waters continues this exploration of Yoruba religion by documenting … This section will probably be moved to a separate page. A crude example of such a rule is the pastoral idea of "verbizing one's nouns": that certain nouns, used in certain contexts, can be converted into a verb, conveying a related meaning. --Dynamics of language : the Yoruba example / Solomon Olanrewaju Makinde (pages 311-318). Find more similar words at wordhippo.com! you look for other examples but even with these 4 examples it's clear that the word that goes with "Òjò" (rain) is the same word in "Atewonro/Ateworo" which is different from that which goes with "soft eba" ... Interpreting polysemy required great intelligence in different languages. Such polysemy can give rise to a special ambiguity (He left the bank five minutes ago, He left the bank five years ago).Sometimes dictionaries use history to decide … Polysemy (/ p ə ˈ l ɪ s ɪ m i / or / ˈ p ɒ l ɪ s iː m i /; from Greek: πολύ-, polý-, "many" and σῆμα, sêma, "sign") is the capacity for a word or phrase to have multiple meanings, usually related by contiguity of meaning within a semantic field.Polysemy is thus distinct from homonymy—or homophony—which is an accidental similarity between two words (such as bear the animal, and the verb to bear); while homonymy is often … We have relations of meaning such as synonymy and antonymy, polysemy and homonymy, ways of organizing the vocabulary. The different meanings can be combined in a single sentence, e.g. 1.1 Yoruba: a brief linguistic profile 1 1.1.1 Phonology 2 1.1.2 Some notes on grammar 4 1.2 Previous research on body-part terminology 6 ... 3.1.3 Eye and face polysemy: the case of ojú 57 3.2 On the nature of body-part terms 59 ... variety lexical domain 66 Appendices 69 I The body as a source domain for spatial relations 69 II Body-part syntax: example sentences going with §2.2.3 70 III Glossary (Yoruba … Alan Cruse identifies four types of linear polysemy:[4], In non-linear polysemy, the original sense of a word is used figuratively to provide a different way of looking at the new subject. Ã'sun presents a dynamic example of the resilience and renewed importance of traditional Yoruba images in negotiating spiritual experience, social identity, and political power in contemporary Africa Osun presents a dynamic example of the resilience and renewed importance of traditional Yoruba images in negotiating spiritual experience, social identity, and political power in contemporary African and the African diaspora. ?sun across the Waters continues this exploration of Yoruba religion by documenting ?sun … a small rodent characteristically having a pointed snout, small rounded ears, a body-length scaly tail and a high breeding rate. The Boby in Yoruba-A Linguistic Study Mark Dingemanse. endobj --Lexical analysis of polysemy in … <>>> Lexical analysis of polysemy in Owere Igbo / Christie Omego (p. 565-580). Ã'sun across the Waters continues this exploration of Yoruba religion by documenting … Psycholinguistic experiments have shown that homonyms and polysemes are represented differently within people's mental lexicon: while the different meanings of homonyms (which are semantically unrelated) tend to interfere or compete with each other during comprehension, this does not usually occur for the polysemes that have semantically related meanings. Development of polysemy involves extending a term for one referent to another to which it is somehow related. ... Elegua is the name for the … ����ܾ����I0���������D�G�4��uG� #�.7wά6��Ȇ� �z�����Z,�:�٬�G:� 1τr��\�`5����(6� �Tc��7�;��� Capacity for a sign to have multiple related meanings, "Polysemia" redirects here. Early accounts treated polysemy in terms of sense enumeration: each sense of a polysemous expression is represented individually in the lexicon, such that polysemy and homonymy were treated on a par. a type of construction equipment which looks like it has a long neck. 1 0 obj Contributors to the ground-breaking Africa's Ogun, edited by Sandra Barnes (Indiana University Press, 1997), explored the complex nature of Ogun, the orisa who transforms life through iron and technology. concentrate on polysemy, which can be further divided into two types (Tabossi, 1988; Apresjan, 2015). %PDF-1.5 endobj Examples for these are given in the body … A lexical conception of polysemy was developed by B. T. S. Atkins, in the form of lexical implication rules. In these examples, the identity covers both the spoken and written forms, but it is possible to have partial homonymy—or heteronymy—where the identity is within a single medium, as in homophony and homography.When there is ambiguity between … 8�4�E,�h5}���o�Q)�?�~b���q��U��f�ש}��Gq��P����@�ASԿF��0�RPb�{0��a� '���KX3rL$�6U����n5�1D$�8���8���ߢ�`��7[�d"��V���h�8�Y���BDo��N�ѕ�B�Z�|�ޱg�$���Ͽ�p���"�K��h�]�DܑE���k� (2010). �t��h Example 1 contains 2, and 2 contains 3. For example, EARTH/SOIL has more than hundreds of polysemes while SALT has only a few. In other words, there is a kind of reflexive-reciprocal polysemy in the language. --Code-switching among Yoruba/English bilinguals & its implications for teaching ... a study of the language of SMS text messages / Mbuk A. Utuk (pages 303-310). ... Yoruba is one such language (e.g. 1sg 26. lexical 26. organizing 26. grammar 26. linguistics 25. part terminology 25. body … He was Chesterfieldian in conventional politeness, and as smooth as Talleyrand in ambiguity of speech. [5][6][7][8] Results for this contention, however, have been mixed.[9][10][11][12]. English has many polysemous words. Other types are derivations from one of the other meanings that leads to a verb or activity. This is 16 why there is a high degree of ambiguity in the reflexives in the language. Homonymy is the case where both the pronunciation and written form of two words are the same but they have distinct and unrelated meanings, as seen in the following examples, 1. i. 4 0 obj "Unable to book a hotel room, a man sneaked into a nearby private residence where police arrested him and later booked him for unlawful entry."). This page was last edited on 11 January 2021, at 20:56. Beretta, A., Fiorentino, R., & Poeppel, D. (2005). In deciding between polysemy or homonymy, it might be necessary to look at the history of the word to see if the two meanings are historically related. ii. Synonyms for polysemy include equivocalness, equivocation, ambiguity, equivocality, doublespeak, equivoque, polysemousness, double-talk, double-entendre and double meaning. Òsun is a brilliant deity whose imagery and worldwide devotion demand broad and deep scholarly reflection. the newspaper as an edited work in a specific format (e.g. rǞ'�a��1h0~�����B��'|�݈ �;���_u�@�(IY(,i���!���6���5���n�s���?�5qH���x�bd��"�6�i�z�f�. ���xwַ�B[����Ŵ�E�Q�h�R��iS�fY�2j�l��	�)���i�� other examples of polysemy (Witkowski et al. Contributors to the ground-breaking Africa's Ogun, edited by Sandra Barnes (Indiana University Press, 1997), explored the complex nature of Ogun, the orisa who transforms life through iron and technology. 2 0 obj Ã'sun is a brilliant deity whose imagery and worldwide devotion demand broad and deep scholarly reflection. The difference between homonyms and polysemes is subtle. Charles Fillmore and Beryl Atkins' definition stipulates three elements: (i) the various senses of a polysemous word have a central origin, (ii) the links between these senses form a network, and (iii) understanding the 'inner' one contributes to understanding of the 'outer' one.[15]. 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For example, check as in "bank check" (or Cheque), check in chess, and check meaning "verification" are considered homonyms, while they originated as a single word derived from chess in the 14th century. Recent work by faculty and students working in semantics and pragmatics has involved, besides English, Amharic, Chinese, Hungarian, Romance languages, Northern Paiute, Yoruba, Zazaki, and Zapotec. Having shown that some aspects of the semantic network are universal, we next ask whether the observed heterogeneous degrees of polysemy, possibly a manifestation of varying densities of near conceptual neighbors, arise as artifacts of language family structure in our sample, or if they are inherent to the … ��:�� 9�z �/	h�&��;��W{�3��!A΄r{�{0 �F�"E�t��XW���%����LQ�,x�n17�4]q��0�Mt����_�����>�[Ğ|z2�Wu33P���|X�+�m4�@��L��e�7�1lY�ƒa�g�!��EZ������HzJ�C:���$�5��� ����0M���#H0A�����X���#��x��~��\�Gpl����۩`;C�:���_UP �҇E\kr� r$�S5���]���hA�̚Ė��-�+�9��`��0���?�?5(ꛇ�l�$�KH�̂�Sd>l;k6O�� �G��;����� ��#2�u܄f3��Rd��m��6�ɐ�y����H ��_0p���f�f�� ��~��`���N)����a��-�:^��g��iIЭ�u��٨�+����C�{�|:a�g�ʖ����d'�"��� ���z�kRS��I�x�����������n����-����eС3%!BI�OL�JB)t�2t1E�S���կ��1���c5Fڀ���щ�aG����� These are examples of hyponymy and hypernymy, and are sometimes called autohyponyms. \�_��P*�0�zHb,2�G�̀Y�Տ+��77Az$M�a�R�f,-m�[�Qi�i�?�_LE�4#]���VQ��g8Q`pB������/���]����� The Yoruba wordsmiths of old were men of great learning, and their works are better appreciated irrespective of … J. Pustejovsky and B. Boguraev. ��=�'�;n���1T]�$1Y���~b.�0��������?�:ۖM f-,1/u�v�)4�+��ܓ�xad���!��_�6�����D���& ;�Ah&� �>��(/�(��k�T �)L�����(a�˟?�(�Xz? For example, eye and face are connected through the meaning relation "feature of," i.e., an eye is a feature of a face, and languages frequently have a single term which denotes both eye and face. Sometimes only one of those meanings is intended, depending on context, and sometimes multiple meanings are intended at the same time. POLYSEMY consists in a variety of semantic relations through which meanings of words extend or shift so that a single word has two or more related meanings, as with nickel (the coin) and nickel (the metal). Polysemy in Language "Sports Illustrated can be bought for 1 dollar or 35 million dollars; the first is something you can read and later start a fire with, the second is a particular company that produces the magazine you just read. Proper argument projection in Igbo and Yoruba. Though, situated within the Ekiti dialect extraction of Yoruba speaking language area, Àhàn is a distinct language from Yorùbá. Some apparently unrelated words share a common historical origin, however, so etymology is not an infallible test for polysemy, and dictionary writers also often defer to speakers' intuitions to judge polysemy in cases where it contradicts etymology. phrasal verb is concerned, looking specifically at the considerations of polysemy, homonymy and ambiguity It considers, again, the features of transitivity, complementation and their effects on the meaning of phrasal verbs. Lexicographers define polysemes within a single dictionary lemma, numbering different meanings, while homonyms are treated in separate lemmata. An Archaeology of the Aesthetic: Slavery and Politics at the Jesuit Vineyards of Nasca - Volume 31 Issue 1 In linear or vertical polysemy, one sense of a word is a subset of the other. MAUREEN WARNER-LEWIS Yoruba settlement in Trinidad The casting adrift of the Yoruba to the Americas began with the intense political jockeying and civil unrest in the Yoruba Empire and outlying Yoruba-speaking kingdoms of West Africa from the close of the eighteenth century and throughout most of the nineteenth. Contributors to the ground-breaking Africa's Ogun, edited by Sandra Barnes (Indiana University Press, 1997), explored the complex nature of Ogun, the orisa who transforms life through iron and technology. Another clarification of polysemy is the idea of predicate transfer[18]—the reassignment of a property to an object that would not otherwise inherently have that property. Synaesthesia (rhetorical device) (343 words) exact match in snippet view article linkage of two senses depends upon a pun, this is known as synaesthetic polysemy. a single physical item published by the company. Thus, the expression "I am parked out back" conveys the meaning of "parked" from "car" to the property of "I possess a car". Polysemy (/pəˈlɪsɪmi/ or /ˈpɒlɪsiːmi/;[1][2] from Greek: πολύ-, polý-, "many" and σῆμα, sêma, "sign") is the capacity for a word or phrase to have multiple meanings, usually related by contiguity of meaning within a semantic field. Predictable Meaning Shift: Some Linguistic Properties of Lexical Implication Rules, Semantic Innovation and Change in Kuwaiti Arabic: A Study of the Polysemy of Verbs, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Polysemy&oldid=999762424, Articles containing Ancient Greek (to 1453)-language text, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, autohyponymy, where the basic sense leads to a specialised sense (from "drinking (anything)" to "drinking (alcohol)"), automeronymy, where the basic sense leads to a subpart sense (from "door (whole structure)" to "door (panel)"), autohyperonymy or autosuperordination, where the basic sense leads to a wider sense (from "(female) cow" to "cow (of either sex)"), autoholonymy, where the basic sense leads to a larger sense (from "leg (thigh and calf)" to "leg (thigh, calf, knee and foot)"), other construals (for example, from "month (of the year)" to "month (30 days)"), The human species (i.e., man vs. other organisms), Males of the human species (i.e., man vs. woman), Adult males of the human species (i.e., man vs. boy), (As a verb) to operate or constitute a vehicle or machine (To man a ship), the building where a financial institution offers services, a text reproduced and distributed (thus, someone who has read the same text on a computer has read the same book as someone who had the actual paper volume), to make an action or event a matter of record (e.g. Looking at the use of 'di' in the above examples, it would be anomalous for it to be described as involving … in biology; and … However, the … Examples from Classical Literature It is sufficient that the ambiguity was such as to deceive the friends of the Cyclops. �־X7�) )�auk�E��-n�h$H|�l$��N��r�N?�o�9X;>�8�~�2Kh;3���������ϧ8�#�R�r�����>�SJ"�j>W��e���q�]O�,��?PQ,s6�Z�=8́A`��� ���d�)r�ud����Hw�n�Q�P_p@n�4x,���Y�"ni)zK��X0Y]��ސ�h葯T�i���/�;"�]���~��p�����,K����@"fo5�eS4�%hE[��L!�5��}��s�@�А��0�����f�����N &'(�4/b!�~V4�Eh��D҆�2t萊�8 For example, approximately two-thirds of the languages of the world use a single term to designate both "wood" and "tree" (Witkowski, Brown, and ... (Brown and Witkowski 1983). This example shows the specific polysemy where the same word is used at different levels of a taxonomy. <> Polysemy is an important phenomenon in Yorùbá, to correctly categorize a word, the context where it occurs is the determining factor. If the two senses of the same word do not seem to fit, yet seem related, then it is likely that they are polysemous. UE���݇�����P��>������]j���)G�ʢ�9�b��� Ambiguity and relatedness effects in semantic tasks: Are they due to semantic coding? Examples are taken from the Language Gulper. <> The Yoruba example even permits a literal interpretation, 'their bodies'. CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (, "On the distinction between metonymy and vertical polysemy in encyclopaedic semantics", "Making Sense of Semantic Ambiguity: Semantic Competition in Lexical Access", "Modelling the effects of semantic ambiguity in word recognition", Disambiguating the ambiguity advantage effect in word recognition: An advantage for polysemous but not homonymous words, The effects of homonymy and polysemy on lexical access: AN MEG study, Paper has been my ruin: Conceptual relations of polysemous senses. [3] For example, 'dog' can be used for 'male dog'. For example, the verb "to get" can mean "procure" (I'll get the drinks), "become" (she got scared), "understand" (I get it) etc. For it, he drew on Renaissance technical terms, derivations, compounds, archaisms, polysemy, etymological meanings, and idioms. a hand-held pointing device that detects two-dimensional motion relative to a surface, which moves the cursor in accordance with its move. Spokespersons from each group report back to the entire class. Examples and Observations "Homonyms are illustrated from the various meanings of the word bear (animal, carry) or ear (of body, of corn). Examples include: "the hyacinth purple, and white, and blue, Which flung A word with a range of different meanings is said to be polysemic or polysemous. Antonyms for polysemy include monosemy, unambiguity, blatancy, obviousness, plainness, certainty, clearness, undoubtedness, conspicuousness and overtness. For Dick Hebdige[13] polysemy means that, "each text is seen to generate a potentially infinite range of meanings," making, according to Richard Middleton,[14] "any homology, out of the most heterogeneous materials, possible. "John used to work for the newspaper that you are reading.". Proceedings of ACL-97. stream This should generate some interesting discussion and provide a good first pass at some perennial epistemological conundrums. 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Australia's ever-green infatuation with Ned Kelly recently received new impetus through the findings of archaeological work done on burial sites at Pentridge Prison. In his article on this long-term project that has just come to fruition, Jeremy Smith from Heritage Victoria recounts the processes and investigations involved in sorting out the bones in the burial site, and the remarkable discovery that a stolen skull returned to Heritage Victoria by Tom Baxter, who thought it was Ned Kelly's, turns out to belong to Frederick Bailey Deeming, the nineteenth-century serial killer. Among the fascinating insights into the effect of the generous reward issued for the capture of Ned Kelly on the progress of the police investigation, Brett Wright draws our attention to the 'engineer Benjamin Dodds, of Flinders Lane, Melbourne, [who] laboured over a plan to establish a network of tethered hot‑air balloons in four country towns. Each balloon would act as a look‑out and – equipped with an officer, telegraphic operator, arms and telescopes – it would be able to rise to a height of two miles'!
Land records also feature prominently in this year's batch of articles. Charles Fahey presents the story of John Sweeney as a case study of the transformation of farming practices on the northern plains of Victoria during the era of land selection in the 1860s and 1870s. Part of this transformation involved the clearing of woodlands and the use of the felled timber as material for fencing. As Fahey explains, 'Fencing placed a huge burden on the northern woodlands… When he finally secured his lease … [in 1882], John Sweeney had completed over 5500 metres of fencing erected from local bush materials… In total, at a minimum estimate, they [selectors of Baulkamaugh and Katunga where Sweeney's farm was located] constructed over 360,000 metres of fencing. When we extrapolate from these two parishes to the hundreds of parishes on the northern plains we can begin to visualise the staggering scale of timber use.'
The impact of inaccurate maps produced by the Lands Department for the Otway Ranges is examined by Barbara Minchinton. Quoting Thomas Baker MLA, 3 August 1895, Minchinton introduces her article with the observation that 'Whenever [I s]ee a straight road on a plan in such country I [take] it as a certainty that it crosses impassable places.' The maps showing straight roads was part of the reason many of the selectors who tried to take up land in the Otways failed in their efforts, as they encountered the reality of the impassable places on their selected allotments.
Attempts to address the problem of habitual drunkenness date back to the nineteenth. Susanne Davies looks at the transition to treatment-based approaches to this problem which recast it as a disease rather than a moral failing. Davies revisits the proceedings of a Victorian government committee established in 1901 to gain an insight into the various opinions and cures that were debated at the time, many of which find their echo in contemporary debates about substance abuse.
In 1942, a Maltese man, Giuseppe Azzopardi murdered a Dutch woman in Smyrna (now Izmir) in Turkey in 1842. Richard Pennell's goes in search Azzopardi, one of the many people who disappeared between the cracks of the British Empire. Along the journey, Pennell discovers that in 1857, Azzopardi's abandoned wife Concetta had already made an unsuccessful attempt along with several others to trace his location. Like the earlier search, Pennell's search, though pushing a little further into Azzopardi's presence on the Victorian goldfields, pursues a trail that eventually goes cold, which leads us to wonder how many other people simply disappeared at the fringes of the empire by selectively obscuring their identities.
From Sarah Mirams we learn about the Open-Air Movement and the little-known experiment that was initiated by the Victorian Education Department in 1915 in semi-rural Blackburn. The Blackburn Open Air School, which was the first of its type in Australia, adapted a model first implemented in Germany in 1908. The article traces the history of the school, and considers the extent of the adaptation of the open-air philosophy to local conditions and the evidence available in PROV records to tell us about the actual experience of the students and teachers of the school.
In Provenance issue 7, 2008, we ran an article from Dawn Peel about Colac. Her interest in Colac led Dawn to her to an unusual find: a court record from Colac turned up on the online catalogue of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Dawn made contact with Mitchell Fraas who was working at the library at the time as an intern. Fraas developed an interest in this errant record brought to his attention by Dawn, which led to contact with PROV and contributing to a project to make these estray records available to Victorians via online technology. In his article about this instance of the local becoming global, Fraas observes that he is perhaps unique among the authors who have written for the journal in that 'I have never been to PROV, nor have I set foot in Australia' – a sign of things to come perhaps.
Icons feature in this year's Forum section. Fiona Poulton digs into PROV's public records to recover the significance of the urban streetscape of Little Latrobe Street and Andrew Kilsby tells the story of Thomas Joshua Jackson, the businessman responsible for establishing one of Melbourne's most iconic pubs, Young & Jackson's on the corner of Flinders and Swanston streets opposite the Flinders Street Railway Station. Other Melbourne icons, such as Robert Hoddle's grid plan for the city and drawings of Pentridge Prison, are among the treasures from the PROV collection that feature in Kimberley Meagher and Jill Barnard's article on their role curating the permanent exhibition at the Old Treasury Building.
And finally, Joan Hunt, who until last year was part of the Ballarat team of PROV, clears up a long-held confusion relating to the business of Campbell and Woolley, and establishes its true location on the Buninyong road.
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Dinesh D'Souza, recently pardoned by President Trump, called former SDNY U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara a "scumbag" in an interview with WMAL-AM host Steve Malzberg that aired on Saturday.
DINESH D'SOUZA: Trump's position was 'Dinesh, you got screwed. I'm in a position to fix that and I'm going to.' And that's how we left the conversation. He said: "I'm going to give you a full pardon. I'm going to clean your record so you can continue to be the great champion of liberty, of freedom in America that you have been all these years but now with a bigger voice." That was Trump's motive.
Preet Bharara, this was the prosecutor in my case, he was trying to convince my 20-something assistant to wear a hidden wire to entrap me into saying things that would put me away for many years. So, fortunately, to the kids' credit, he told them to shove it. This is the way they operate. They act as if they are dealing with, in my case, Al Capone and they are willing to use any kind of underhanded, gangsterish tactics themselves to put away their opponents.
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Cork's War of Independence Fatality Register
Fatality Index
Sources & Data
By Dr Andy Bielenberg, UCC, and Professor Emeritus James S. Donnelly, Jr, UW-Madison
The Irish War of Independence in geographical terms was defined by certain regions that experienced very high levels of violence and by other areas (far more typical) with relatively limited degrees of violence. Death provides the most quantifiable measure of extreme violence; it was generally noted by the military protagonists, in state records, by relatives of the victims, in burial records, and by local and national newspapers, so that most fatalities can be successfully captured from the host of sources available. Recent research has revealed heavy concentrations of fatalities in the vicinity of the three major urban centres on the island (Belfast, Dublin, and Cork), making case studies of these three epicentres worthy of more detailed scrutiny. In the case of Cork violence extended to many parts of the surrounding county and did so to a greater degree than in the hinterlands of the two larger cities. In absolute terms County Cork recorded the highest number of deaths among all counties in Ireland as well as somewhat more than one-fifth of all fatalities on the island during the War of Independence.1 This makes Cork an especially important case study within the conflict as a whole.
Peter Hart, as part of his pioneering 1998 thematic study of the revolution in Cork, was the first scholar to enumerate all conflict-related deaths in the county between 1917 and 1923. Unfortunately, he did not publish a list of the names of victims (though scores of those killed appear in his text), so it is impossible to verify many of his findings concerning all of those killed.2 Nonetheless, Hart built up a catalogue of total fatalities broken down into British soldiers, RIC members, civilians, and IRA Volunteers, in addition to disaggregating the various periods within the revolution at large—the War of Independence, the Truce, and the Civil War. His tabulations suggested that the War of Independence accounted for over two-thirds of all deaths in County Cork in the years between 1917 and 1923, and that civilians constituted the largest single category of victims (almost 38 percent of the total in 1920-21).
Our enumeration of deaths here for the War of Independence alone (at 528 in total) is not too far from Hart's aggregated findings for this period, although our definitions of conflict-related fatalities and the balance between groupings are slightly different from his, since (among other reasons) he did not include fatal military accidents.
Objectives and Methods
The primary objective of this fatality register is to identify as far as possible those killed in connection with the conflict, as there remains uncertainty with regard to some of the fatalities, and a number of those killed no doubt remain unidentified. Identification of deaths is not always a straightforward matter, for while an incident where people were badly wounded might have been recorded in the press, the subsequent fate of the casualties is frequently not at all clear.3 Though we have gathered data based on the registration of deaths by the state, a task taken over in 1920 by the British army in County Cork, which became the director of 'military inquests', this procedure was by no means comprehensive and could be subject to military interference and even to omissions in cases where crown forces were directly involved. A wide range of other sources were consulted to bridge this deficit, and these often provided conflicting accounts of the circumstances of death, reflecting the biases of the protagonists or the purpose for which a given type of source was created. Republican memory of major ambushes, for example, dramatically exaggerated British fatalities in many instances. Compensation claims were shaped primarily to secure monetary awards within the terms of reference of the claim pursued; newspapers might have reflected the political biases of the paper or their correspondents; IRA and crown-force sources commonly presented conflicting or contradictory perspectives. Moreover, numerous sources were gathered decades after the episodes in question. These delays frequently helped to give rise to multiple interpretations of the same death. We have attempted to ascertain details of the initial incident leading to any given death; we have also recorded in the description the date, time, and location of death (as far as possible). The victim of an ambush or shooting, for example, may have been fatally wounded in one location of the county but then died weeks later in a hospital at another location. We have highlighted the former incident while also taking note of the latter where possible.
Fatalities in County Cork during the War of Independence
This map furnishes a detailed portrait of the geographical distribution of fatalities across County Cork during the War of Independence. Cork recorded the highest total of any Irish county in absolute terms during the conflict; Cork also registered the highest homicide rate per 10,000 persons during the height of the conflict. The map reveals the significance of major urban centres across the county. Not surprisingly, Cork city features very prominently, but deaths were spread across the county as a whole. Cork city centre registered a heavy toll, with many civilian casualties and with thirteen republican prisoners executed at Victoria Barracks and other Volunteers dying in custody. The more dispersed pattern of killing across County Cork resulted in part from the death toll in or near secondary urban centres. In addition, key events such as Crossbarry, or IRA ambushes at Kilmichael, Cloonbannin, and other sites, or successful operations by crown forces at Clonmult and Ballycannon (where the tables were turned), all occurred in rural locations. With certain important exceptions such as the Upton train ambush, civilian killings were usually far more dispersed than those of combatants, with many more incidents resulting in only a single victim. In geographical terms the killing of suspected civilian spies broadly follows the wider civilian pattern, except that there was a heavy concentration of killings in the southern districts of the city. Episodes where single, double, or triple killings occurred in both urban and rural contexts also account for discernible concentrations in specific parts of the county. The more densely populated southern half of County Cork figures more prominently than the northern half or the far west. The two heaviest concentrations of killing outside the city emerged in two zones, one extending west-north-west through the area of the Cork No. 1 Brigade, the second pushing into the Cork No. 3 Brigade area. Notably, the Cork No. 3 Brigade area recorded an additional line of fatalities across West Cork's coastal communities. A similar pattern of concentration is evident in east Cork, and others are visable in and around the urban centres of north Cork. We have accounted for deaths resulting from wounds at the place of wounding (e.g., an ambush site) rather than at the place of death (e.g., a hospital or prison). We indicate executions at the place of execution.
About the Researchers
Andy Bielenberg is a Senior Lecturer in the School of History, University College Cork, where he lectures on Irish social and economic history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He also teaches about and undertakes research on the First World War, the War of Independence, and the Civil War, with a special focus on County Cork. He received his doctorate from the London School of Economics in 1992. His recent publications include Ireland and the Industrial Revolution, 1801-1922 (2009), which summarizes many years of research on Irish industrial history; An Economic History of Ireland since Independence (2013), co-authored with Raymond Ryan; and "Exodus: The Emigration of Southern Irish Protestants during the Irish War of Independence and the Civil War," Past and Present, no. 218 (Feb. 2013).
James S. Donnelly Jr is Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he taught modern Irish and British history from 1972 to 2008. He authored The Land and the People of Nineteenth-Century Cork: The Rural Economy and the Land Question (1975) and The Great Irish Potato Famine (2001). He co-edited (with Samuel Clark) Irish Peasants: Violence and Political Unrest, 1780-1914 (1983) and (with Kerby Miller) Irish Popular Culture, 1650-1850 (1998). His latest book Captain Rock: The Irish Agrarian Rebellion of 1821-1824 was published in the fall of 2009. He serves as co-editor (with Thomas Archdeacon) of the book series 'The History of Ireland and the Irish Diaspora' at the University of Wisconsin Press (17 volumes published to date). He has been co-editor of the journal Éire-Ireland since 2001.
IRA Soldier Declan Horton
Civilian James Devoy