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Chios Atrractions
Saint Markella
Among the most important religious monuments of the Aegean Sea, Saint Markella of Chios occupies a special place and the icon of Saint Markella is one of the most revered and is said to be miraculous.
In the beautiful village of Volissos you will find the church of Saint Markella, located on the homonymous cove sticking shyly in an area full of sycamores, in a short distance from the place where the Saint was killed. The story of the martyrdom turns us to 1500 AD and this story captured in the minds of local residents. Saint Markella died from the hand of her own father, when he tried to attack her and rape her. Motherless, the modest and deeply religious Marcella, was forced to live with his authoritarian pagan-father, who began to express his immoral desires which she refused to do.
Afraid of her father, Saint Markella fled to nearby mountains and hid in a bush. Her father found her, with the help of a local herdsmen, and they set fire to the bush to force her to show. She ran to the sea to escape but her father aimed an arrow at her and wounded her. The blood of the Saint dyed the rocks.
Her final moments were spent in prayer to Christ with a request that the rocks would open for her to hide from her father and this happened. Everything but her head was covered so when her father found her, he cut off her head and threw it into the sea. The rock in which she was killed is said to spring holy water and many witnesses say at the day of the celebration of her memory, some rocks appear red spots and the water removes vapor.
The nameday of Saint Markella is on July 22, it is celebrated every year with great pomp in the church swarmed with visitors from all over the country who rushing to venerate the icon. If you are lucky enough to be on this day in Volissos, you will see the church covers a huge number of candles that were lit in order to honor the memory of the Saint Markella of Chios. Visiting the church, you'll be able to live in the cells-hostels and to feel the divine aura and atmosphere that reigns here.
Korai Library Folk Museum and Argenti Art Gallery
The Historic Central Public Library "Korais" of Chios is one of the largest and most valuable libraries in Greece. Located in the city was founded in 1792 under the guidance of the great representative of Greek enlightenment Adamantios Korais.
It suffered irreparable damage from the Turks in 1822 as well as from the devastating earthquake of 1881. The current neo-classical building was built with the help of Eforeias Orthodoxon Sxoleion of Chios in 1885.
The library contains thousands of books and book collections, rare books and historical manuscripts, newspapers of the 19th century, maps, photos and important relics. What is more, there are many books of the philologist Adamantios Korais and other notable Greek writers.
The same building houses the Folklore Museum and the Argenti Art Gallery. There are many kinds of folk art and a large collection of paintings of the Argenti family as well as of the Skylitsi family.
Website: http://www.koraeslibrary.gr/frontoffice/portal.asp?cpage=NODE&cnode=1
Number: +30 2271044246
e-mail: bibkor@aegean.gr
Rimokastro
At Mountain Epos, near the settlement of Vrontados have recently been discovered ancient buildings of the 5th century. From the findings that were found in the region, it becomes obvious that the village was inhabited by farmers and pastoralists after the Classic until the Roman years.
Remains were also found in the areas of Gyrisma ("Spin"), Evriaki, Kambouri ("Hump") and Astyfidolakkos. However, the most important findings are in Rimokastro and Astyfidolakko. These are wells, vases, figurines as well as ancient buildings. In Rimokastro has been preserved the base of a house which was built of large limestone. What is more, in Astyfidolakko are piles of stones known as "Soroi Grias" who helped to cultivate the land by people of that era.
For lovers of hiking, we would suggest to go the distance of 4 kilometers from Rimokastro until Astyfidolakko to admire the ancient buildings of the area.
Temple of Apollo at Fana
Excavations made by K. Kourouniotis and the British School in the early 20th century, unearthed remnants of an ancient temple dedicated to Apollo in Kato Fana. It is an impressive temple of the 9th century BC who suffered severe damage in the Christian times, and on its place was built a basilica.
From exhibits that were found in the region, it becomes obvious that the sanctuary was a very important center of worship in antiquity. This can easily be noticed by the Egyptian scarabs that were discovered next to the altar.
Today, in the archaeological site you will find relics of the temple and the basilica. The small church of Agioi Theodoroi ("St. Theodore") is built on the same site.
Archaeological Site of Emporios
In 1952 was discovered an ancient settlement on the southernmost tip of the island, on the hill of Prophet Elias, by British School. It was created by the Ionians during the Geometric period (6th-7th century BC) and it was abandoned in 1100 BC because of fire.
The Acropolis of the town is surrounded by a wall of 800 meters and includes the Megaro ["Palace"] (home of the leader in a prominent position) and the temple of Athena which is built in the 6th century BC. Outside the fortified citadel you will find about 50 stone homes.
In the archaeological site have been discovered numerous findings (sculptures, pottery, clay figurines, tableware, decorative objects) which can be admired in the Archaeological Museum of Chios where they are illustrated.
Daskalopetra
The monument of Daskalopetra is one of the most famous attractions of the island and belongs to the homonymous settlement of the area of Omiroupolis. It is a rock on which, according to tradition, Homer taught (that is the reason why the area has taken the name Daskalopetra, or else stone of Homer). Reliable sources inform us that Chios is the birthplace of the great ancient poet.
On the other hand, after studies that archaeologists made in the region indicate that the monument is a small temple built in the 6th century BC and is dedicated to the goddess Kyveli ("Cybele") who was worshiped in ancient times on the island as the Megali Mitir ("Mother Goddess").
Over the centuries, the monument has undergone a major disaster and its appearance has substantially been altered.
Castle of Oria (Castle of Kambia)
The Castle of Oria, is situated on the north coast, near the village of Kambia and it is probable that it was built during the Byzantine period. According to tradition, it took this name from a beautiful queen who lived in the castle and fell off the walls as soon as she learned that it had fallen on the hands of the enemies. It is worthy to cross the wooded gorge and climb to the top of the cliff where the medieval fortress lies.
Castle of Gria
On the northeast coast of the island, near the village Kardamyla lays the castle of Gria. According to tradition, the name was due to an old woman, which moved away from the village to the castle in order to be protected from the pirates.
The castle was a powerful fortress from ancient times until the 20th century. Especially during the campaign of 1912 it contributed significantly to the liberation of the island, because it remained impregnable in the difficult Turkish attacks.
Today, it consists of a wall of approximately 25 meters and two defensive towers. To get there, you should follow a mountain path of 1200 meters within nature.
Castle of Apolichnon
On the south coast, near the village of Armolia, is the imposing castle of Apolichnon. It was built in 1440 during the Genoese occupation by Nikolao Mpanka Ioustiniani. What is more, it bears the symbol of authority of Justinian, which nowadays is kept at the school near the square of the village.
The castle has a double wall, many small towers, rooms and a well. It is also built in a place where they can oversee the watchtowers of the surrounding area and be notified in case of attack.
To get there, you need to drive an uphill path distance of approximately 1000 meters. Both the medieval castle as well as the path between the green olives and tall pines will reward you.
Castle of Volissos
The castle of Volissos in the homonymous settlement of the municipality of Amani was built during the Byzantine period and is in very good condition today. It is consisted of 6 towers and inside you can find buildings, wells as well as small churches. It is considered one of the most important castles in the Aegean and in the past was enrolled in the program "Kastron Periplous".
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Fredrick and Charles Beauty College - 2019 Annual Report Summary
Institution Data:
1. Report Year: 2019
2. Institution Code: 1200011
3. Institution Name: Fredrick and Charles Beauty College
4. Street Address (Physical Location): 831 F Street
5. City: EUREKA
6. State: CA
7. Zip Code: 95501
8. Form of business organization of this institution: For profit corporation
9. Number of Branch Locations: 0
10. Number of Satellite Locations: 0
11a. Is this institution current with all assessments to the Student Tuition Recovery Fund? Yes
11b. Is this institution current on Annual Fees?: Yes
12. Is your institution accredited by an accrediting agency/agencies recognized by the United States Department of Education? Yes
12a. Accrediting Agency (more than one agency may be selected): National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts and Sciences
13. If your institution has specialized accreditation from a recognized United States Department of Education approved specialized/programmatic accreditor? N/A
14. Has any accreditation agency taken any final disciplinary action against this institution in the reporting year? No
15. Does your institution participate in federal financial aid programs under Title IV of the Federal Higher Education Act? (This includes federal loans and grants) Yes
15a. What is the total amount of Title IV funds received by your institution in this Reporting Year? $255,504.58
16. Does your institution participate in veterans' financial aid education programs? Yes
16a. What is the total amount of veterans' financial aid funds received by your institution in this Reporting Year? $0.00
17. Does your institution participate in the Cal Grant program? No
18. Is your institution on California`s Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL)? Yes
19. Is your institution receiving funds from the Work Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Program? Yes
20. Does your Institution participate in, or offer, any other state or federal government financial aid programs? (i.e., vocational rehab…) Yes
20a. You indicated "Yes" for #20, please provide the name of the financial aid program below: Vocational Rehab, BIA, Tribal
21. Provide the percentage of institutional income during this Reporting Year that was derived from public funding: 55
22. Does your Institution participate in, or offer any non-government financial aid programs? (i.e., private grants/loans, institutional grants/loans): Yes
22a. You indicated "Yes" for #22, please provide the name of the financial aid programs below.: Welfare to Work
23. The percentage of institutional income in the reporting year that was derived from any non-government financial aid: 0.37
24. Enter the most recent three-year cohort default rate reported by the U.S. Department of Education for this institution, if applicable: 0
25. Provide the percentage of the students who attended this institution during this Reporting Year who received federal student loans to help pay their cost of education at the school: 0
27. Total number of students currently enrolled at this institution. Indicate the number of students attending and/or enrolled in all programs at your institution (minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period) January 1st through December 31st: 95
28. Number of Doctorate Degree Programs Offered? Indicate the number of Doctorate degree Programs the institution offered for the reporting year. (Number of Programs not Students): 0
29. Number of Students enrolled in Doctorate programs at this institution? Indicate the number of students enrolled and/or active in all Doctorate programs at your institution as of January 1st through December 31st, minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period: 0
30. Number of Master Degree Programs Offered? Indicate the number of Master degree Programs the institution offered for the reporting year. (Number of Programs not Students): 0
31. Number of Students enrolled in Master programs at this institution? Indicate the number of students enrolled and/or active in all Master programs at your institution as of January 1st through December 31st, minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period: 0
32. Number of Bachelor Degree Programs Offered? Indicate the number of Bachelor degree Programs the institution offered for the reporting year. (Number of Programs not Students): 0
33. Number of Students enrolled in Bachelor programs at this institution? Indicate the number of students enrolled and/or active in all Bachelor programs at your institution as of January 1st through December 31st, minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period: 0
34. Number of Associate Degree Programs Offered? Indicate the number of Associate degree Programs offered for the reporting year. (Number of Programs not Students) : 0
35. Number of Students enrolled in Associate programs at this institution? Indicate the number of students enrolled and/or active in all Associate programs at your institution as of January 1st through December 31st, minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period: 0
36. Number of Diploma or Certificate Programs Offered? Indicate the number of Diploma or Certificate Programs offered for the reporting year. (Number of Programs not Students): 5
37. Number of Students enrolled in diploma or certificate programs at this institution? Indicate the number of students enrolled and/or active in all diploma/certificate programs at your institution as of January 1st through December 31st, minus the number of students who cancelled during the cancellation period: 95
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Program Data:
4. Name of Program: Cosmetology
5. Program Level: Diploma/Certificate
6. Select the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code that applies to this educational program: 12.0401 - Cosmetology/Cosmetologist
7. Select all Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Codes that apply to this program: 39-5012 - HairdressersHairstylists, and Cosmetologists,
8. Number of Degrees, Diplomas or Certificates Awarded: 10
9. Total Charges for this Program: $16,600.00
10. The percentage of enrolled students in the reporting year receiving federal student loans to pay for this program: 0
11. The percentage of graduates in the reporting year who took out federal student loans to pay for this program: 0
12. Number of Students Who Began the Program: 19
13. Number of Students Available for Graduation: 19
14. Number of On-time Graduates: 3
15. Completion Rate: 15.79
16. 150% Graduates?: 11
17. 150% Completion Rate: 58
18. Is the above data taken from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) of the United States Department of Education?: No
19. Graduates Available for Employment: 11
20. Graduates Employed in the Field: 4
21. Placement Rate: 36.36
22. Graduates employed in the field
22a. 20 to 29 hours per week: 0
22b. at least 30 hours per week: 4
23. Indicate the number of graduates employed
23a. In a single position in the field of study: 4
23b. In concurrent aggregated positions in the field of study (2 or more positions at the same time): 0
23c. Freelance/self-employed: 0
23d. By the institution or an employer owned by the institution, or an employer who shares ownership with the institution: 1
24. Does this "Program" lead to a certificate or degree related to one or more of the following allied health professionals that requires clinical training?: No
26. Does this educational program lead to an occupation that requires State licensing? Yes
26a. Do graduates have the option or requirement for more than one type of licensing State exam? No
Exam Passage Rate Data - 2019
27. Name of the State licensing entity that licenses this field: Board of Barbering and Cosmetology
28. Name of State Exam: Cosmetologist
29. Number of Graduates Taking State Exam: 10
30. Number Who Passed the State Exam: 7
31. Number Who Failed the State Exam: 3
32. Passage Rate: 70
33. Is this data from the State licensing agency that administered the exam?: Yes
33a. Name of Agency: Board of Barbering and Cosmetology
34. Provide a description of the process used for Attempting to Contact Students: N/A
35. Name of the State licensing entity that licenses this field: 22
38. Number Who Passed the State Exam: 18
40. Passage Rate: 81.82
45. Graduates Employed in the Field Reported receiving the following Salary or Wage:
$0 - $5,000: 1
$5,001 - $10,000: 0
$10,001 - $15,000: 0
$95,001 - $100,000: 0
Over $100,000: 0
4. Name of Program: Barbering
6. Select the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code that applies to this educational program: 12.0402 - Barbering/Barber
7. Select all Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Codes that apply to this program: 39-5011 - Barbers
8. Number of Degrees, Diplomas or Certificates Awarded: 4
12. Number of Students Who Began the Program: 3
13. Number of Students Available for Graduation: 3
16. 150% Graduates?: 2
19. Graduates Available for Employment: 2
21. Placement Rate: 50
28. Name of State Exam: Barber
29. Number of Graduates Taking State Exam: 4
35. Name of the State licensing entity that licenses this field: Board of Barbering and Cosmetolgoy
40. Passage Rate: 100
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6. Select the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code that applies to this educational program: 12.0409 - Aesthetician/Esthetician and Skin Care Specialist
7. Select all Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Codes that apply to this program: 39-5094 - Skincare Specialists
9. Total Charges for this Program: $6,450.00
15. Completion Rate: 40
28. Name of State Exam: Esthetician
32. Passage Rate: 87.5
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6. Select the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Code that applies to this educational program: 12.0410 - Nail Technician/Specialist and Manicurist
7. Select all Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Codes that apply to this program: 39-5092 - Manicurists and Pedicurists
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...when I go to World Market unsupervised. I have a pumpkin disorder.
Th pumpkin spice apple juice looks A-mazing!
all these things we just don't get here!
Pumpkin disorders are most certainly the best kind of disorders to have. Enjoy!
i have apple disorder. we should get together and have some of that pumpkin spiced apple juice.
You and I both! Love it!
World Market is my weakness! So is pumpkin-flavored-anything in the fall. I think I need some of the pumpkin apple juice...want to share?!
Pumpkin flavored dog poop, Jess? SURE, I love it all!
mmm i just made pumpin ice creaaaaam. yum.
Love this, I used to live in the U.S., and pumpkin spice, and Halloween is something I miss a lot. Enjoy it for the both of us...so good. kisses mini lemon.
Love that pumpkin spice coffee! It's my favorite. That pumpkin flavored apple juice sounds delicious!
this totally looks like my world market experience if i was to go soon.
i need to pop by there today during my lunch break thankfully there is a store really close to my work! i could spend hours in there!
Haha. Love it. i'd be right in line with you with all my pumpkin supplies too!
I'm right there with you girl! Yum!!
That sparkling pumpkin apple juice sounds delicious!!
I recently put out an ebook of my writing, called 'The New Death and others'. It's a collection of short pieces, mostly dark fantasy.
Mmm, pumpkin spice coffee sounds so delish!
Thanks for visiting my blog, glad you found me, so I could find you!


Once upon a time (about four years ago) it seemed like British Petroleum's oil spilling sins in the Gulf of Mexico would never be forgiven. First the Deepwater Horizon became a fireball in the Gulf of Mexico. Then countless barrels of oil gushed from the ocean floor for weeks before the well was finally capped. There were injured animals, lost tourism dollars and it seemed like BP would never get past the biggest oil spill in U.S. history and one of the biggest public relations disasters ever.
In the wake of this mess, the Environmental Protection Agency booted BP out of offshore drilling. The company, still one of the biggest players in the world of Big Oil, was out in the cold and would not be permitted to bid on potentially lucrative offshore drilling contracts until EPA officials decided BP had reformed enough to be debarred.
Last week, the EPA officially took the BP off the naughty list and allowed the company back into federal offshore bidding. Tracy Hester, professor of environmental law at University of Houston, said this move is another indicator that BP has put the spill pretty far in the industry rear-view mirror. "The whole point of debarment is proving you have changed your behavior and that you can assure the EPA that you've changed so that this will not happen again," Hester said. "The EPA doing this now shows BP dealt with the problems pretty aggressively."
BP is a company that has invested a lot of time in cultivating a good public image, and that image and reputation was in tatters after the spill."In the grand scheme debarment is only a small part of a much bigger mission, to move forward and restore the reputation they did so much damage to," Hester says.
The families of the men who died on the rig probably won't be forgetting BP anytime soon and neither will the many people who saw their way of life altered irrevocably by the spill, but the oil industry has moved on and the EPA is allowing BP to move on with it, Hester said. "Everyone in the energy industry is racing to try and stay relevant in this new world, and now BP is in there wrapping all this up and trying to catch up too," Hester says.
With the criminal trial settled and the civil suit coming to a close, BP is eager to get past the spill, Hester said. The government also has an interest in letting one of the biggest players in the U.S. energy industry get back to business without any constraints. "Frankly, both sides had an interest in reaching an understanding here," Hester said. "BP has contracts providing fuel for the government and the company is a huge and important one."
The EPA allowed the BP back into bidding for federal offshore drilling rights just in time for BP to be involved in the bidding that started on Wednesday, where BP was focused on vying for the right to drill in the Gulf of Mexico. According to the deal with the EPA, the company will retain an auditor selected by the federal agency to oversee safety, ethics and corporate governance standards, according to the Times-Picayune. BP put in 31 bids, including 24 totalling $41.6 million. With that BP is back in the offshore drilling game and the company is going to be one of the big players in the gulf, with one whole auditor to make sure everything is up to par. Don't see how this can turn out any way but well.


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Genius Brands Launches New Business Enterprise, Genius Music
Genius Brands International, Inc ("Genius Brands" or the "Company") (Nasdaq: GNUS) announced the formation of a new division, Genius Music, focused on developing and monetizing its broad music publishing rights with emerging opportunities throughout the worldwide network of streaming platforms and existing broadcast outlets. Genius Brands has appointed veteran music executive and creative artist, Juan Carlos "JC" Quintero, as Head of Genius Music, to drive the new business venture.
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Popeye and Lefties Team Up for Affordable and Inclusive Apparel Collection
Popeye the Sailor Man and Lefties, international leader of affordable and inclusive clothing, have teamed up for an apparel collection featuring the iconic character. The exclusive collection began rolling out designs worldwide this past Fall including T-shirts, shorts, tops, sweatshirts, socks, pajamas, and jogger pants for both men and women. The colorful graphics utilized throughout the collection are inspired by Popeye's qualities of strength and heroism, and feature the Popeye cast of characters including the Sailor Man himself and his longtime rival, Brutus.
Godzilla Fashions Hit the Runway at Milan Fashion Week for Dhruv Kapoor Autumn/Winter 2023 Collection
India's leading contemporary brand Dhruv Kapoor launches a Godzilla collaboration as part of their Autumn/Winter 2023 menswear collection on the catwalk at Milan Fashion Week. Dhruv Kapoor's work remains an exuberant reflection of contemporary society upholding values of liberty, vitality, eternity, and the realization of our highest potential as individuals and community. Through collaboration with the Godzilla brand, this transgressive message explores "Awakening." At the intersection of high fashion and pop culture, Dhruv Kapoor x Godzilla includes iconic character art such as Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah, and Mechagodzilla, uniting cutting-edge contemporary design with the rich heritage of Godzilla first appearing on the silver screen in 1954 in Japan's Gojira. Since then, over 35 films have been made spurring a multi-billion-dollar franchise and global fandom that has continued to grow over several decades.
MetLife Pet Insurance Has a New Top Dog: Snoopy
As pet ownership levels in the United States continue to reach new heights, MetLife Pet Insurance announced it will partner with one of the world's most legendary pets, Snoopy, to build greater awareness of the critical importance of pet health insurance. While there are over 90 million families with pets in the U.S. today, less than 3% of those pets are insured. The company's partnership with Charlie Brown's iconic dog aims to change this by educating the nation's pet parents about the benefits of pet protection for safeguarding their personal finances and improving animal well-being.
Superhero hit Ultraman acquired by Cleopatra
Cleopatra Entertainment has acquired U.S. territory rights to the latest incarnation film from the Japanese Superhero franchise Ultraman from Tsuburaya Productions. Entitled Shin Ultraman, this new Ultraman adventure was the sixth-highest grossing Japanese feature film of 2022 and will hit U.S. theaters – via Fathom Events – on January 11th and 12th, 2023. Written by Hideaki Anno (Shin Godzilla) and directed by Shinji Higuchi (Shin Godzilla, Attack on Titan), the film stars Takumi Saitoh (Shin Godzilla, 13 Assassins), Hidetoshi Nishijima (Drive My Car, The Wind Rises), Masami Nagasawa (Before We Vanish, Mother), Daiki Arioka (Innocent Curse), and Akari Hayami (Gintama, Forget Me Not).
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Fanhome Debuts Naruto Shippuden Figurine Collection
Fanhome, the leader in subscription-based collections and models, brings the action and excitement of one of anime's most legendary properties home to fans and collectors across North America as it announces the Naruto Shippuden Figurine Collection. Charismatic heroes, dangerous enemies, and mystical ninja techniques come to life in this extraordinary collection. Each month, a new figure arrives to subscribers and faithfully reproduces the features, costumes and accessories of beloved Naruto heroes and villains. A thoroughly researched and fully illustrated monthly magazine accompanies each figure and takes fans on in-depth explorations of the action-packed world of Naruto Shippuden, its characters, story, and lore.
Explore Planet Magix with ColourPop's All-New, Limited-Edition Winx Club X ColourPop Collection
ColourPop Cosmetics announces its latest collaboration, the first-of-its-kind, limited-edition Winx Club X ColourPop collection in partnership with Rainbow! The iconic Italian animated series, created by Iginio Straffi, is based in a magical universe inhabited by fairies, witches and enchanted creatures. This collection is giving Winx Club fans a dose of major nostalgia accompanied by loads of colour, sparkle and fun!
ZAG Launches Inaugural 'Miraculous' Toys at Spielwarenmesse-Nuremberg Toy Fair 2023
Award-winning global animation studio ZAG announces the launch of its first toy line from the new ZAG Play Toy division that will be unveiled at the Spielwarenmesse-Nuremberg Toy Fair. The first toys, across ten categories, all feature the company's flagship brand, Miraculous – Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir, to be followed with products for the fun-filled action-adventure series Ghostforce, and the animated feature Melody, starring singer, songwriter, and actress Katy Perry. The announcement was made by Jeremy ZAG, Founder and CEO, ZAG.
Hasbro Launches its Early Years Learning Program 'Learn with Peppa' with All-New Publishing Lineup
Hasbro, Incorporated, a global branded entertainment leader, unveils the first publishing lineup from Learn with Peppa – a major new worldwide brand extension that builds on Peppa Pig's natural alignment with learning and brings the power and fun of Peppa Pig to early years development. With help from early years specialists, the Learn with Peppa program's learning framework includes seven categories that cover a broad mix of topics to help little ones understand the world around them: My Body, Creativity, Maths, English, Emotions, Our World and Community.
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Lovell Island ist der Name folgender Inseln in den Vereinigten Staaten:

 Lovell Island (Louisiana)
 Lovell Island (Massachusetts)
 Lovell Island (Montana)

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Category: Covid 19 (Sue and Emma's project)
Italy, Spain, Germany or the UK?
I decided to look at how the different countries in Europe responded to Covid-19, did some put their message across clearer? What could be done better? To narrow down the countries I chose Italy which was the epitome of the pandemic for a while as well as Spain which also went into quite a drastic lock down in comparison to the UK. In addition to this I also included Germany in this, as in my mind Germany is a very pragmatic and effective country.
Looking at the different infographics showcasing the pandemic is interesting. Whilst they all broke the country into regional areas (apart from Italy) They all use different colour coding, and yet they all have the same principle – red is the highest danger. In addition to this most countries use the traffic light system to put their message across to the general public very effectively. Spain does take this a step further and show various other categories for each region using pictograms. Italy also does more than Germany and the UK by giving a list of the most impacted areas and showing the survivors as well as deaths and people who tested positive for coronavirus.
When looking at the general colours used in these official signs in the various countries it's quickly apparent that the preferred colour for this is blue. Though Spain seems to prefer using yellow, whilst Germany uses both red as well as blue equally. I think this might be due to the road sign rules, where blue means instructions. This makes a question about how effective the Spanish road signs really will be.
Looking at how countries handled public areas & shops the UK seems to be more effective with it than the rest. This is mainly due to the NHS app, though it does rely on everyone having a mobile phone which can scan QR codes, which isn't always the case… Nonetheless through the app people are more likely to be notified about potential exposure to Covid-10 than in the other countries like Germany, where they have forbidden visitors from entering a public area (shown above) as a precaution. Having said this Germany does have mask dispensers in public areas so no one will have an excuse for not wearing a mask on public transport, shops, schools, etc. Moreover, Italy has got an official government issued template for restaurants. Very interestingly the only word in yellow (the rest is blue) is "DELIVERY" which, as we know, is an english word. This could mean the locals and tourists all understand that they have to call the number listed bellow (once filled in) to order, as they are only available for deliveries. No other government has issued templates as such for shops and restaurants so this might be something worth looking at to implement as well as the mask dispensers.
Another thing I noticed with foreign countries is the hospital and quarantine signs. Whilst I didn't find english coronavirus quarantine signs the remaining 3 countries are worth looking at. What these signs indicate is that the Covid-19 is in the same area as a hospitals A&E generally, which I think is the worst place. The most vulnerable people in critical conditions closest to the virus? Spain resolved this problem by putting up a temporary A&E tent though this is obviously not ideal, until a better solution is found this is acceptable. Moreover, looking at the quarantine signs Germany opted for stop and no entry signs which very clearly portrays their intent. Italy on the other hand took it a step further. Instead of the everyday stop signs they modified the universal toxic sign into a quarantine sign for Coronavirus, making it highly effective as people will definitely take notice of a sign usually portrays mortal danger. We will make time to read what the pseudo toxic sign says, even if we cannot speak the language the "coronavirus" at the bottom makes its meaning clear to everyone.
by Sara Nogueira Pérez
Covid 19 (Sue and Emma's project)
I've found that there are different categories that are common withing the signs. Overall, most of the signs were yellow to attract attention and to alert people. On some occasion, the use of a blue and white text was used. I categorized my work with the message of the sign. There are a lot of signs around shops to make sure that people are following the rules.
by Kirsten Dagas
COVID-19 – Blue or Yellow?
Sue and Emma's project was all about gathering real-life examples of COVID images around us. Since it's been months since the first Corona outbreak, it's fair to say that we all got used to the repetitive posters and announcements that routinely remind us about the laws put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus in the UK. Having said this, a lot of us stopped paying attention to the posters themselves. I highly valued this experience as it's not often that I look or analyse real-life examples of information design. It has taught me a lot about features found in Covid imagery, from the choice of colour to the specific fonts and typefaces.
As expected all of the imagery I collected using a sans-serif typeface. Most likely, this is a result of sans-serif fonts are often considered as cleaner and more serious, while also easier to read from up close or distance. A lot of the posters and images I have found had a centre alignment and used a very limited number of colours (2-4 at most). 'Keeping it simple' is the key fact in information design as you want everyone to understand the information you're presenting. A lot of the posters were also accompanied by icons and vector images that illustrated what was stated on the posters.
Notably, I have noticed that most of these posters came in 3 colours, blue, red and yellow. Blue is quite commonly used in information design as it is a neutral cool colour. While I agree that the posters in blue were effective, I feel like they are more of a guide rather than enforcement of the law. On the other hand, the yellow posters were combined with a highly contrasting colour such as Yellow (in the examples presented on this page). Unlike the blue posters, yellow draw much more attention, as the combination is known in nature for indicating caution.
by NataliaBiegala
Bunny coronavirus signage!
The signage used to negotiate social distancing, personal hygiene, and other precautions commonly advertised to prevent the spread of coronavirus, tends to include a similar colour palette, fonts and pictograms.
One key commonality between most of the designs was the use of a sans serif font, often in caps or bold, in a dark colour contrasting the background. This makes the message clear and urgent, while retaining the ability to be paired with other design features to make it seem friendly and helpful. The use of a bold, clear sans serif font makes the message readable to the target audience, employing a clinical, professional stance, while also remaining visually appealing.
Another key feature was the use of colour, specifically the use of only one colour or colour family, in combination with either black or white text. Colours that were most frequently used were yellow, blue and green. Yellow alerts danger and is eye-catching but doesn't suggest immediate danger that might invoke an emotional response like the colour red, for example, would. Blue and green are often associated with healing or medical professionals, and are generally calming colours, so they work well to convey a message that is detrimental to the health and wellbeing of the general public.
I also saw the use of shape being utilised to grab attention, for example many stickers or signs used a circle to have a main message in the centre, with other, important text surrounding it. This works well to grab the attention of the audience, and then maintain their focus to process or follow a message.
Signs were often posted on the ground, in order to explain social distancing protocols, or simply because it provides a good surface area that people will frequently look at. Signs on common signposts or walls also are effective, especially when encouraging people to wash their hands or to direct them safely. The use of stickers on posts or walls also does this effectively.
Overall the use of bright colours associated with clinical practice, bold sans serif fonts, eye catching shapes, and accessible signage are key components in the effective employment of coronavirus signage, whether it is used to serve as a warning, a direction or simply a reminder to stay safe.
by AmeliaWebster
Illustration Vs Typography
For this task I wanted to look at the differences between graphic design that has been released as a part of a government campaign and graphic design that his been done by individuals not employed by the government. I found some really interesting pieces of design from something called 'the visual art project' which is a virtual art gallery that invites graphic designers and artists to submit original poster designs that respond visually to the Covid-19 pandemic. The project was created by Mark Kelner (a DC-based artist), Ben Ostrower (a graphic designer specialising in political campaign branding who founded (wide eye), and Zachary Levine (a historian and curator who runs throughline collaborative).
I thought this would be a good source of comparative work as the designers haven't had to work with a specific client like the government released Designs. Obviously the two designs have different intentions in terms of sending a message about covid but I think both are effective in their own way. The government design uses a very bold sans serif type in all caps which creates an extremely legible message. The message of 'control the virus' is also in a larger type which creates an almost summary of the governments instruction. In comparison to the poster regarding hand washing, the governments design is much more accessible. Not only could this design be read a lot further away (impacting more people) it is just easier to read in general with the centre alligned, large type. The colours used also give this design some sense of urgency for the reader. The border of the design look almost like some kind of hazardous tape which alerts the reader to read the warning.
The hand washing poster uses an extremely small type to elaborate on the message of '20 seconds'. The use of such a small font here could work in either one of two ways. Some people could be intrigued at the fact that they cannot read the words at first glance or alternatively, someone may simply not be bothered to read it as it requires more effort to look closer. This designer is almost allowed to take this risk as they have not been employed by the key people responsible for controlling the virus. For such an important message perhaps it is best to stick to legible type.
Another large difference between the two designs is that the hand washing poster used illustration to portray a message. A line drawing is used to resemble the washing of hands. Again this could of have varying impact. A line drawing is not something that is bold or even legible at all from a certain distance. This leads to similar implications of the small font choice.. Some may be interested by this, it looks like a piece of art.. however some may hardly notice the subtly of this design which means a failure to pass a crucial message on.
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by Megan Beedie
Hands, Face, Space: Covid-19
For Sue and Emma's project, we looked at the graphic language of Covid-19 signs and posters, both on the Whiteknights Campus and from the internet. I began this project by exploring campus to take photographs of all the Covid-19 signs that I could find. I then used social media and google to find some more examples of posters that use imagery and typography to convey information or messages about the Corona Virus. It became clear to me, that there was a wide range of approaches that could be used to create eye-catching and visually appealing designs. One technique most of these signs and posters adopted, was the use of colour. Vibrant reds and bright yellows are often associated with danger and warnings, hence why these colours appear frequently in the Covid-19 signs.
To organise my images, I created powerpoint sides, grouping the signs into the following categories: hands, face, space.
by Emily Collard
Covid Colour Signs and posters
COVID-19 – POSTERS AND SIGNS
In todays task we found posters and signs online and in person related to covid 19.
i've separated the images into two categories related to the theme of colour, blue and yellow. I've realised during the group call a lot of the posters include these colours, i think the creators of these posters and signs choose these colours as they aren't alarming to the target audience but are still clear and attention grabbing.
i found all but one of these signs around campus, they all use sans serif type and use the colours black and yellow, the poster also uses a little bit of blue. Most of the signs also use circles with bold black outlines. I've also grouped these together as they're instructions rather than informing the audience. The colours are bold as they're suppose to catch your attention when you walk past them. They're also quick, simple and easy to read and understand.
I found these posters online, i grouped them together as they all use different variations of blue. The first three posters are more of decoration, they're all telling the public to stay at home. The first poster is an image of a woman in the bath holding toilet paper while smiling, this has connotations towards the toilet paper running out in shops, it uses decorative black type. The second poster is an illustration of someone surfing while on their phone, the type is again decorative and is in white and black. The third poster mimics the jaws poster, the covid atom is the shark and the woman is the home, The text is bold and in red making it seem like the situation is a horror. The bottom two posters are used to inform the readers of what covid is and how to prevent it, both posters have a lot of text and would usually be put in places where the reader has a lot of time to read it. They both use white, sans serif typefaces. The last sign is put in this group due its colour, the type is also in white and uses a sans serif typeface, instead of informing the reader it instructs the reader to 'wash your hands' the poster uses a similar calm blue, its eye catching and calming with a strong message , it doesn't scare or intimidate the reader.
by HollySaunders
friendly Cautious
When first given this project I want on the site Pinterest an image-sharing app to look at images related to Covid 19 at first no results where shown cause the website did not want to risk false info about covid 19 sharing on their platform.
I use the other name Coronavirus and the first image I saw was an illustration of an iconic character in a movie cartoon titled the 'Incredibles' and she one of her most iconic lines is 'No Capes'. When I saw this image, it gives me a feeling of nostalgia and childhood.
I like this illustration cause it is ironic how her she says, 'no capes but real super wear mask' to highlight the importance of wearing a mask for anyone especially a superhero. and I believe that anyone who has watched this movie would be able to understand the reference.
Another important thing I like about this Illustration is cause it is funny and allows the viewer to learn about covid but still escape the harsh realities of this pandemic.
This pandemic has taken many lives and cause so many people financial problems so most of the times people don't want to see posters that keep reminding them of this year trauma however it is still good to remind people about the importance of wearing a mask without scaring them.
The images are different from those of the usual yellow signs that grab the attention of viewers and remind them to wear a mask. The illustrations are not people friendly and stricter on their information.
Thou these images are yellow they are more friendly since one is a movie titled 'Kill Bill which is an action movie that involves a lot of man slaughtering and the other uses an emoji that is popular and friendly to communicate to the viewers.
I found this collection very interesting cause of the use of illustrations to form the outline of masks on faces.
It is very simple and straight with the topic of discussion.
I like the use of pale colours cause I feel like the visuals say enough and the use of the usual bright yellow, red and blue would be too chaotic.
These images are different from the rest as they are mainly typeface with illustrations to support the posters
These are quotes related to covid 19. They are all communicating the basic knowledge surrounding racism
They are straight to the point and witty. They are a play on words and some might find it humorous to read.
by Ajoke SofiyyahCardoso
UK Government vs Australian Government
These two Covid-19 awareness posters communicate similar messages but use graphic language in different ways in order to present the information. The HM Government/NHS and Australian Government use graphic language to highlight that washing hands is a huge part of protecting ourselves and others from Coronavirus.
Both posters obtain similar audiences in which being the citizens of their Country. Whilst one being for the United Kingdom and the other Australia, they use similar approaches to convey the same message. Whilst the UK poster initially comes off as simplistic in comparison to the Australian one due to the lack of colour background, it makes up for it in a detailed set of pictograms which provide a thorough step by step process of correct hand-washing. This has been made easily identifiable with the use of numbering and green enclosing circles, allowing the pivotal message can be sent across to the audience effectively.
In comparison to the HM Government posters, the Australian awareness poster convey the message with less imagery and more text. The one simplistic image depicts hand-washing and although they just use one in comparison to the NHS six step process, the topic is still conveyed quickly. The audience know it's about hand-washing due to the pictogram as well as by the accompanying title "GOOD HYGIENE IS IN YOUR HANDS' in bold san-serif text allowing it to be easily legible.
However, to know the process of hand-washing the audience would have to actually read the writing which is seen comparatively small to the title. The informative text also isn't detailed either which doesn't exactly explain what good hand-washing is, only that it needs to be done and you should use soap and water for 20 seconds.
Due to this different approach the UK government/NHS' poster convey their message better. Along with the step by step process, highlighting how to wash your hands thoroughly, they use text to further explain some key information. They include the 20 second rule along with extra precautionary steps on how to turn the tap off safely. This ultimately allows them to take the audience from A-Z without too much reading. Both posters do successfully present an eye-catching appeal with san-serif, allowing an easy read, with bold text where appropriate. They both nicely include a general message in their own box and bubble that we're protecting ourselves and others and we can stop the spread through a collective effort.
by JannahHolder
Covid-Signs designed by University of Reading.
Remarkable is that you can find a generic use of colours and shapes, which create a kind of branding.
You find these signs all over the campus, in every building, cafe or hall.
The strong yellow stands in contrast to the black.
By using these two colours together a message of warning and look of toxicity is conveyed to the adressee.
Shades of blue expressing cleanness, calmness and clarity
In these graphic instruction sheeds, the designer used clear and simple graphics, complemented by two to three words. Also he only works with three basic colours.
Thereby the instructions are easily to understand, they appear calm and create an educational message.
How is Coronavirus represented in the internet?
Creating an alarm signal by a small yellow box popping up on top of the screen.
The message to the receiver is warning and demands a reaction.
The real looking virus makes a dangerous and serious impression.
Fresh blue is catching attention
The fresh blue is used to bring the advise to keep distance out of the ground and to get the attention of people waiting there.
By implementing some more colours in the illustrations on the left the advices appear more friendly to the recipient.
Impressive how different colours can be used to create different types of messages for the adresse!
by Leonie Mueller-Judex


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Latimer in Stony Stratford was developed in the 1970s … the name has curious historical, mediaeval and banking links (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2022)
I was writing last night about the architects who developed who designed some of the 1970s housing estates on the southern edges of Stony Stratford half a century ago, including Gally Hill, Fullers Slade and Latimer.
I was intrigued by the name of Latimer as a housing development.
Was it named after Latimer, a village on the border of Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire? This Latimer is near Amersham and Little Chalfont, and is part of the district of Chiltern in Buckinghamshire.
Or was it named after Hugh Latimer (1487-1555), who was the Bishop of Worcester during the Tudor Reformation and later chaplain to Edward VI? During the reign of Mary I, he was burned at the stake in 1555, becoming one of the three Oxford Martyrs of Anglicanism.
Instead, it seems Latimer was takes its name from the holders of the title of Lord Latimer. The title Baron Latimer or Latymer has existed four times in the English peerage, all associated with the descendants of the same mediaeval family, whose surname was Latimer (Latiner, 'translator'), and in time the title of Lord Latimer was held by the Lords of the Manor of Calverton.
The first Baron Latimer also sat in the Parliament of 1290, and the title eventually passed to the Nevill of Neville and Willoughby families. In my search for the story of these local magnates, I found an interesting connection among my predecessors among the priests, vicars and rectors of Askeaton in the Diocese of Limerick, where I spent five years until I retired earlier this year (31 March 2022).
John Neville (1493-1543), 3rd Baron Latimer, was married three times. His first wife, Dorothy de Vere, was a sister of John de Vere, 14th Earl of Oxford, while his third wife, Catherine Parr (1512-1548), when she was widowed married Henry VIII as his sixth and last wife, becoming Queen of England. She outlived Henry VIII by 20 months; with four husbands, she is the most-married English queen.
When John de Vere inherited the title of Earl of Oxford, he also inherited Calverton Manor, and after his death in 1506 a legal ruling decreed that Calverton Manor should pass to his nephew, Catherine Parr's stepson, John Neville (1520-1577), 4th Baron Latimer. However, this John Neville had no sons to inherit his title and estates.
The Calverton estate then descended to the Percy family, Earls of Northumberland. It was sold to Sir Thomas Bennet, a former Lord Mayor of London, in 1616, and then descended to the Cecil family, Earls of Salisbury.
On the other hand, the claims to the title of Lord Latimer or Lord Latymer descended in equal portions to the descendants of John Nevill's four daughters, Catherine, Dorothy, Lucy and Elizabeth.
As time passed, the Latimer title and name seem to have been largely forgotten, and no-one used the title for almost 3½ centuries, from 1577 until 1911, when Francis Burdett Thomas Money-Coutts (1852-1923), a member of the prominent Liberal banking family, identified himself as the heir to one of these four sub-shares in 1911.
Money-Coutts made a legal claim to the Latimer title in 1911, and he was summoned to sit in the House of Lords in February 1913. Since then, he and his heirs have chosen to spell their title Latymer.
Francis Money-Coutts … a poet and writer, who inherited the Latimer title and a banking fortune
I first came across Lord Latymer and his father while I was researching my predecessors among the priests, rectors, vicars and curates of Askeaton for a lecture hosted by Askeaton Civic Trust almost three years ago [19 February 2020]. It is an exotic story of a vicar's son who inherited one of the largest banking fortunes in Britain and who also managed, by sleight of hand, to wangle a seat in the House of Lords.
Francis Burdett Thomas Nevill Money-Coutts (1852-1923) was born plain Francis Money in London on 18 September 1852, the son of the Revd James Drummond Money (1800-1875), who was Vicar of Askeaton in 1830-1833.
The Revd James Drummond Money was born in Bombay, India, on 26 April 1805, a son of Sir William Taylor Money (1769-1834), an MP (1816-1826) who made his fortune in India and Java as a director of the East India Company and who died of cholera in Venice in 1834.
James was educated at Harrow and Trinity College Cambridge (BA, 1828; MA, 1868), and was ordained deacon (1828) and priest (1829). He was the curate ('lecturer') in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, for less than a year when he came to Co Limerick in 1830 and was presented as Vicar of Askeaton by Sir Matthew Blakiston (1783-1862).
What brought a young man like this to Askeaton in west Limerick? He was then only 25, newly-ordained and with little parish experience. The answer is probably provided by his marriage on 10 October 1832 to Charlotte Noel, daughter of Canon Gerard Thomas Noel (1782-1851), Vicar of Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, and a famous evangelical hymnwriter.
The Revd James Drummond Money's father, Sir William Taylor Money, died of cholera in Venice in 1834 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2022)
Charlotte was his first wife, and she was a first cousin of Charles Noel, Earl of Gainsborough … I have told the sad and romantic stories of his daughters' marriages in 'Four Victorian weddings and a funeral' (in Marriage and the Irish: A miscellany, ed Salvador Ryan, Wordwell: Dublin, 2019, pp 163-165). Charlotte was also a granddaughter of Sir Lucius O'Brien (1731-1795) of Dromoland Castle, Co Clare, and a first cousin of William Smith O'Brien (1803-1864) of Cahermoyle, Co Limerick.
This explains why Charlotte and James moved to Co Limerick in the 1830s. But they stayed in Askeaton for a very short time. They returned to England in 1833, where he became the Rector of Blatherwyck in Northamptonshire, where the O'Brien family also had a home. He then became Rector of Sternfield, Suffolk (1834-1861) in the Diocese of St Edmundsbury. Charlotte and James were the parents of nine children, but most of them died in infancy and she died in 1848.
The Revd James Money married his second wife, Clara Maria Money-Coutts, originally Clara Maria Burdett, at Chelsea on 28 April 1850. Clara was one of the three daughters of the wealthy banker Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844) and his wife Sophia, a daughter of the banker Thomas Coutts. Clara's sister was the Victorian philanthropist Angela Burdett-Coutts, who eventually inherited the Coutts banking fortune.
James Money and his second wife Clara were the parents of Francis Burdett Thomas Nevill Money-Coutts (1852-1923), who was born Francis Money in London on 18 September 1852; and the Revd Walter Baptist Money (1849-1924), who played cricket for Kent and Surrey and who was ordained in the Diocese of Lichfield.
The Revd James Money died in 1875 and Clara died in 1899. Their son, Francis Money, was educated at Eton and Trinity College Cambridge (BA 1875; MA and LLM 1878). He was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1873 and was called to the bar in 1879. But, although he was both a barrister and solicitor, he spent most of his life as a poet, librettist and writer. He is now remembered chiefly as a patron and collaborator of the Spanish composer Isaac Albéniz.
In 1875, Francis Money, as he was then named, married Edith Ellen Churchill. In 1881, his aunt Angela Burdett married a foreigner – an American who was 40 years her junior. The marriage violated the terms of the will of her father, Sir Francis Burdett, who had made her the sole heir of the Coutts banking fortune.
Seeing an opportunity, Clara and her son adopted the name Coutts under the terms of the will, so that he became Francis Burdett Thomas Nevill Money-Coutts on 20 September 1880. Mother and son then contested Angela's claims. A settlement was reached, and Angela received two-fifths of the income until her death in 1906, when Francis then became the sole beneficiary.
At one point, Francis was considered for a partnership in the family bank, but this idea was abandoned as he was thought too unstable in temperament for such a position.
Adopting the pen name of 'Mountjoy,' he wrote and published at least 23 works between 1896 and 1923. Many of these were collections of poems. He also worked for the publisher John Lane in London, writing prefaces for, and editing, collections of poems by other authors, including the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson and the 17th century mystic, theologian and bishop Jeremy Taylor.
In 1912, by a genealogical sleight of hand, Francis became the 5th Baron Latymer through his mother's family, when the title was called out of abeyance. The title was thought to have been extinct for 335 since the death of John Nevill in 1577. Francis petitioned for the title in 1911, and by resolution of the House of Lords on 15 July 1912 he was declared to be co-heir to the Barony of Latymer. He was summoned to sit in the House of Lords on 11 February 1913.
Francis changed his name again in 1914 to Francis Burdett Thomas Coutts-Nevill. He died in London on 8 June 1923.
When Latimer was developed in Stony Stratford in the mid-1970s, the title was held by his grandson, Thomas Burdett Money-Coutts (1901-1987), 7th Baron Latymer, a director of Coutts and Company and chair of the London Committee of the Ottoman Bank.
Ballindeel House, Askeaton … the former rectory was the home of the Revd James Drummond Money in 1830-1833 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford)
Labels: Askeaton, Banking, Buckinghamshire, Calverton, Church History, Family History, Genealogy, Local History, Stony Stratford, Venice, Venice 2022
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Hidden Cruelty – Criminal Law Trends in Domestic Violence
Giorgi Kapanadze
Domestic violence, hidden cruelty, respect, dignity, abuser, victim, gender equality, demonstration of force, cycle of violence, escalation of tension.
Hidden domestic violence and cruelty is one of the most serious problems in the modern world, which is deeply rooted in society and carries the stereotypical attitude of reprimand from others and / or an irresistible fear of the abuser towards the victim. Hidden cruelty in the family belongs to the circle of issues that mostly oppress the society and an appropriate research level of which and relevant measures' implementation should be considered in urgent matters.
The relevance of the issue is also conditioned by the fact that according to the research of the Georgian case law, in almost every third-fourth court cases of domestic violence, which is of a hidden nature, a verdict of acquittal is rendered not on the grounds that the accused is not guilty, but on the grounds that the victim, who once dared and reported to law enforcement because of an extremely intolerable situation, no longer (or could no longer!) testified against the abuser at court because of established stereotypical beliefs and public influence, and again became the object of his oppression due to the continuing nature of the violence.
The goal of the presented research is to study the modern criminal law aspects of domestic violence and hidden cruelty in above mentioned regard. This paper will review the history of this issue, types of violence, theories of hidden cruelty, and a generalization of case law on hidden domestic violence. The paper aims to answer what the legislation should be like, not only materially, but also procedurally, so that the hidden or subsequently concealed cruelty committed by any abuser in the family will not go unanswered.
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Strengthening the Drying and Sorbing Cycle of a Humidity Swing Sorbent
Klaus Lackner (Inventor)
Research output: Patent
Unlike typical sorbents, certain moisture/humidity swing sorbents have an increased affinity for carbon dioxide as they dry out in open air, making them an excellent candidate for carbon capture and harmful emissions reduction. However, establishing the conditions for moisture swing becomes challenging as the carbon dioxide concentration in open air is low and humidity varies throughout the day. Therefore, scientists are now looking to develop methods with improved drying and sorbing cycles in order to produce a structure capable of capturing carbon dioxide in larger amounts and in a more reliable manner. Researchers at ASU have developed a method to improve humidity swing sorbent cycles by using low grade heat to lower the humidity of air flowing through a detector. Low grade heat like solar heat warm the air flowing through a detector and reduce the humidity, subsequently raising the performance of the sorbent. Likewise, removing water vapor from the incoming air then subjecting the sorbent to drying produce the same effect. Drying occurs by subjecting the sorbent to solar heat and/or the change in humidity throughout the day, increasing capacity and the affinity of the sorbent for carbon dioxide. In summary, the improved cycles result in a sorbent with a unique property that has an improved carbon dioxide capacity and can operate on low cost heat. Potential Applications Carbon Capture and Storage Commercial and Industrial Carbon Dioxide Processes Heterogeneous Catalysis Sorbent Regeneration Benefits and Advantages Improved Capacity The drying cycle results in a humidity swing sorbent with larger capacity for carbon dioxide Low Cost The method can operate on low cost, low grade solar heat or other types of reusable heat sources Unique The sorbents have the trait of an improved performance when the air moves through the collector stage which is opposite of typical sorbents Download Original PDF For more information about the inventor(s) and their research, please see: Dr. Klaus Lackner's directory webpage For more information about related technologies, please see: M16-058P: New Sorbent Types for Moisture Swing Technology
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Now let us come to President Kim Dae-jung.
after he retired from the presidency.
1924 in Sinan, South Jeollanam Province.
There's an island called the Haui-do.
He is graduate from the Mokpo Commercial High School.
Mokpo Commercial High School Japanese very well known in the high school.
And there is a record that shows that he attended there.
In Genko, in university in Manchuria.
But he didn't really finish his degree there.
he attended the graduate school at Chung-Yin University.
But he got a Ph.D., no a Doctorate from the Russian Diplomatic Academy.
This is based in a doctorate degree.
He worked on a doctorate degree.
And he was recognized by the Russian Diplomatic Academy.
He didn't have so called.
Not like Rhee Syngman and Park Chung-Hee.
record shows some kind of mixture, okay?
But he is very well-known.
A fighter for democracy, human right in South Korea.
Became president of the Republic of Korea after three failed attempt, okay?
And he was a winner of Nobel Peace Prize.
And he passed away on August 18, 2009.
But what is interesting is this.
candidate in 1971 and his opponent was President Park Geun-hye.
The presidential race of 1971 was really neck and neck.
There one of the reasons why President declared the Constitution.
To an extent, he was a very powerful political leader in his 40's.
And the second one, 87 he lost election.
And third one is 1992, in lost election.
After three failed attempts, he became president in 1997.
He's an extremely deliberative person.
And has shown a high level of self control.
With patience, he was a perfectionist and was very competent.
His competence has come from his reading.
He was jailed and imprisoned.
the charge of treason and he was sentenced to death.
international help he finally get a pardon from the sentence.
And he took exile in the United States.
Which wasn't really paramount leader.
fighters who stood against authoritarian rulers in South Korea.
particularly while he was in the prison.
he learned English while he was jailed in prison.
In Englishstyle style he was a democratic leader.
He still adds some paternalistic elements.
kind of informal affection called a affection.
Is an area in which his private residence is.
He has shown the kind of paternalistic leadership to his followers.
And he has adopted inter subjective approach.
He tend to place himself in others.
And he is also great orator.
Yeah, it is all-known that he was a progress leader.
He supported mass participatory politics.
And also he supported mass economy, okay.
A mixture of liberal democracy and social democracy.
He had shown a mixture of liberalism and realism in foreign policy.
interesting pattern of combination of productive activities and social welfare.
1997, it was a major economic crisis in South Korea.
daunting challenge of overcoming economic crisis.
comply with conditionalities imposed by International Monetary Fund.
adopted a conservative neo-liberal platform.
But still, he never got away from his progressive background.
You can think about him in terms of extreme.
And also he drew absolute support from the Honam province.
he got his support from Honam Province.That was his power base.
Yeah, he knew how to make a delegation.
For example, defence policy, he delegate to defence minister.
economy crisis management, he had by himself.
He exerted very detailed management which was important in policy issues.
Therefore he combined really the delegation of certain issues.
And direct control of important policy issues.
He knew how to privatize public policy okay.
And one other pattern is he was extremely persistent okay.
particularly, you know, this idea of so-called gold collection campaign.
our central bank has less than you know 7 billion dollars as a foreign reserve.
You need to have a conscious.
He appealed to the people.
Then Korean people began to sell their gold to.
Way to find an exchange.
the You're going to gain up South Korea.
He managed to have first South Korean Sunny.
He was the Sunshine Policy.
Many engagement policies in North Korea.
I would say that his approach to North Korea was kind of very innovative.
And also he continued to consolidate democracy.
you know, his two sons were implicated with corruption charges.
North Korea not South Korea.
And also his progressive stance polarize Korean society.
is far greater than his Liability.
He was a political leader with great asset, which minimal in liabilities.
The negative side is interpretation.
Other than his two sons' implication with corruption charges.


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