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Philippine Studies (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.18, CiteScore: 0)
philoSOPHIA (Followers: 4)
Philosophy and Literature (Followers: 25, SJR: 0.13, CiteScore: 0)
Philosophy East and West (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.249, CiteScore: 0)
Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology (Followers: 6, SJR: 0.183, CiteScore: 0)
Ploughshares (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
Population Review (Followers: 1, SJR: 0.123, CiteScore: 0)
portal: Libraries and the Academy (Followers: 224, SJR: 1.182, CiteScore: 1)
Postmodern Culture (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.143, CiteScore: 0)
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action (Followers: 3, SJR: 0.427, CiteScore: 1)
Pushkin Review
Quaker History (Followers: 5)
Race/Ethnicity : Multidisciplinary Global Perspectives (Followers: 8)
Red Cedar Review (Followers: 1, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Region : Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.17, CiteScore: 0)
Register of the Kentucky Historical Society (Followers: 4)
Restoration: Studies in English Literary Culture, 1660-1700 (Followers: 7)
Review of Higher Education (Followers: 23, SJR: 1.601, CiteScore: 2)
Review of Japanese Culture and Society (Followers: 3)
Reviews in American History (Followers: 21, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Revista de Estudios Hispánicos (Followers: 6)
Revista Hispánica Moderna (Followers: 6)
Rhetoric & Public Affairs (Followers: 10, SJR: 0.556, CiteScore: 1)
River Teeth: A J. of Nonfiction Narrative
Rocky Mountain Review (Followers: 1)
Romance Notes (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.107, CiteScore: 0)
RSF : The Russell Sage Foundation J. of the Social Sciences (Followers: 1)
SAIS Review (Followers: 2)
Scottish Literary Review (Followers: 1, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
SEL Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.131, CiteScore: 0)
Seoul J. of Korean Studies (Followers: 6, SJR: 0.102, CiteScore: 0)
Serbian Studies: J. of the North American Society for Serbian Studies (Followers: 2)
Sewanee Review (Followers: 1, SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
Shakespeare Bulletin (Followers: 13)
Shakespeare Quarterly (Followers: 26, SJR: 0.111, CiteScore: 0)
Shofar: An Interdisciplinary J. of Jewish Studies (Followers: 15, SJR: 0.103, CiteScore: 0)
Sign Language Studies (Followers: 7, SJR: 0.554, CiteScore: 1)
Sirena: poesia, arte y critica (Followers: 2)
Social Research : An Intl. Quarterly (Followers: 5, SJR: 0.19, CiteScore: 0)
Sojourn: J. of Social Issues in Southeast Asia (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.294, CiteScore: 0)
South Central Review (SJR: 0.105, CiteScore: 0)
Southeast Asian Affairs (Followers: 6)
Southeastern Geographer (SJR: 0.258, CiteScore: 0)
Southern Cultures (SJR: 0.106, CiteScore: 0)
Southern Literary J. (Followers: 4)
Southern Quarterly (Followers: 2)
Southern Review (Followers: 2)
Southwestern Historical Quarterly (Followers: 5, SJR: 0.116, CiteScore: 0)
Spiritus: A J. of Christian Spirituality (Followers: 9, SJR: 0.125, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in American Fiction (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in Bibliography (Followers: 9)
Studies in Eighteenth Century Culture (Followers: 26, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in Latin American Popular Culture (Followers: 7, SJR: 0.102, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in Philology (Followers: 4, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in the Age of Chaucer (Followers: 3, SJR: 0.24, CiteScore: 1)
Studies in the Literary Imagination (Followers: 11, SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
Studies in the Novel (Followers: 10, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Syllecta Classica (Followers: 3)
Tampa Review
Technology and Culture (Followers: 24, SJR: 0.284, CiteScore: 0)
Tenso (Followers: 2)
Texas Studies in Literature and Language (Followers: 2)
The Comparatist (Followers: 4)
The Hopkins Review (Followers: 2)
The Jurist : Studies in Church Law and Ministry (Followers: 1)
The Lion and the Unicorn (Followers: 14, SJR: 0.123, CiteScore: 0)
The Massachusetts Review (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
The Moving Image (Followers: 4, SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
The Scriblerian and the Kit-Cats
The Tocqueville Review/La revue Tocqueville (Followers: 3, SJR: 0.169, CiteScore: 0)
The Velvet Light Trap (Followers: 7)
Theatre History Studies (Followers: 6, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
Theatre J. (Followers: 19, SJR: 0.156, CiteScore: 0)
Theatre Notebook (Followers: 5)
Theatre Symposium (Followers: 5)
Theatre Topics (Followers: 12)
Theory & Event (Followers: 12)
Tolkien Studies (Followers: 10)
Toronto J. of Theology (Followers: 7, SJR: 0.105, CiteScore: 0)
Traditio (Followers: 2, SJR: 0.111, CiteScore: 0)
Transactions of the American Philological Association (Followers: 5, SJR: 0.338, CiteScore: 0)
Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa (Followers: 3)
Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature (Followers: 7, SJR: 0.101, CiteScore: 0)
U.S. Catholic Historian (Followers: 2)
U.S.-Japan Women's J. (Followers: 1)
Victorian Periodicals Review (Followers: 14, SJR: 0.338, CiteScore: 0)
Victorian Poetry (Followers: 10, SJR: 0.166, CiteScore: 0)
Wallace Stevens J. (SJR: 0.1, CiteScore: 0)
West Virginia History: A J. of Regional Studies (Followers: 1)
Wicazo Sa Review (Followers: 1)
William Carlos Williams Review (Followers: 3)
Women in French Studies (Followers: 3)
WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly (Followers: 11)
Yearbook of Comparative Literature (Followers: 17)
Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers (Followers: 2)
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U.S. Catholic Historian
Number of Followers: 2
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ISSN (Print) 0735-8318 - ISSN (Online) 1947-8224
Published by Project MUSE [295 journals]
Abstract: In the late 1950s, sociologist Andrew Greeley wrote, "In the suburb the Catholic is regarded, at last, as a full-fledged American." With this demographic and cultural shift in mind, this issue engages the historiography of post-World War II suburbia and presents particular case studies of Catholic suburban life and experiences.Stephen M. Koeth, C.S.C., is a doctoral candidate in the department of history at Columbia University, New York City. I am grateful for his suggestion for the theme of this issue and for his editorial assistance. Jason Steidl is a lecturer in the department of religious studies at St. Joseph's College, New York City. David J. Endres, in addition to serving as editor of this journal, is ... Read More
PubDate: 2019-11-28T00:00:00-05:00
Crabgrass Catholicism: U.S. Catholics and the Historiography of Postwar
Abstract: Between 1945 and 1965, American Catholicism experienced unprecedented growth in population, in the number of its institutions, and in the social attainment of its adherents. The U.S. Catholic population exploded from 23.9 million to 45.6 million members, an increase of 90%.1 The numbers of priests, religious sisters, and Catholic hospitals, colleges, and grade schools expanded accordingly.2 Of particular import was the explosion in Catholic college and university enrollment—"by a whopping 300 percent, from 92,426 to 384,526"—thanks in large part to the tuition assistance offered by the G.I. Bill.3 With these gains in Catholic education, the increase in managerial positions, and the nation's prolonged post-war ... Read More
The Unlikely Conversion of Father Juan Romero: Chicano Activism and
Suburban Los Angeles Catholicism
Abstract: In late 1969, Padres Asociados para Los Derechos Religiosos, Educativos, y Sociales ("Priests Associated for Religious, Educational, and Social Rights," PADRES) formed as an organization for Chicano priests to challenge racism in the U.S. Catholic Church.1 Organizers invited prospective members to its inaugural national meeting the following February in Tucson, Arizona, reaching out to priests from across the Southwest who had Spanish surnames or were known to be involved in the Chicano Movement.2 Noticeably absent from the mailing list was Father Juan Romero, a priest in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles who was active in Cesar Chavez's struggle for farmworker justice.The oversight, Romero believes today, was ... Read More
To the Suburb, in the City, and with the Community: The Changing Loci of
Mid-Twentieth-Century Franciscan Parishes
Abstract: In 1968, the West Coast Franciscans' Provincial, Father Alan McCoy, O.F.M., announced, "We do not wish to tie ourselves to institutions or places which would prevent us from taking care of the critically urgent needs of the Church today." McCoy, of the St. Barbara Province (Oakland, California), explained that the friars would refocus their efforts to benefit those on the margins of society, leaving behind institutional constraints, including some parishes. Franciscans, he said, would increasingly minister outside of conventional ecclesial structures, accompanying migrant workers, peace activists, prisoners, and the indigent.1 A San Francisco newspaper echoed McCoy's announcement, proclaiming matter-of-factly, "The ... Read More
A Bridge Too Short: The Catholic Response to Racism and Segregation in
Cleveland, Ohio in the 1960s
Abstract: Two statistics from the 1960 census portended significant consequences for Cleveland, Ohio. First, the city's population dropped 4% (from an all-time high of 914,000 in 1950), signaling the start of a steep decline that continued for fifty years and drained over half of Cleveland's citizens. Second, while the city's overall population shrank, the number of African-Americans grew by almost 70% to make up nearly one-third of Cleveland's residents by 1960.1 Racial disparity developed as de facto segregation restricted blacks to neighborhoods often underserved by city services and public schools. Moreover, unethical real estate practices and decreasing home values fomented white flight and created resentment among the ... Read More
American Catholics and the Church of Tomorrow: Building Churches for the
Future, 1925–1975 by Catherine R. Osborne (review)
Abstract: Catherine Osborne's American Catholics and the Church of Tomorrow historicizes one of the most dramatic changes of the U.S. Catholic Church in the late twentieth century: the movement away from medieval-inspired churches to shopping mall chapels, churches with ecumenical spaces, and floating congregations. And yet as Osborne shows, this movement away from medieval architecture was also about new theology. Catholic modernists "claimed the future of churches as vital to a renewed ecclesiology (or theory about the nature of the Church), and as critically connected to a renewed eschatology (the theology of the redemption of creation)" (4). Through an analysis of buildings and architectural plans as well as through the ... Read More
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Plans are progressing to make sure Wales' largest natural lake remains safe in the long-term.
The work is designed to make sure Llyn Tegid in Y Bala can continue to withstand extreme weather now and in the future.
The scheme has recreation and environmental aspects too.
A drop-in session will be held in Penllyn Leisure Centre LL23 7YE on Tuesday 17 December 2019 between 2pm - 7.30pm to discuss the plans.
Sian Williams, Head of North West Wales Operations for NRW said: "We've been working with people locally over the last 18 months to explore ideas for mitigation and wider community opportunities that can be developed alongside the lake safety works.
"I hope lots of people drop in to see us on 17th December to discuss the plans, see the artist's impressions for the scheme, and give us their views."
In the New Year, NRW will be applying to Snowdonia National Park Authority for planning permission for the scheme.
The lake's embankments give vital protection from flooding to the town of Bala, and NRW has a responsibility to make sure the town remains safe.
The work will involve strengthening the embankments and improving the lakeshore stone wave protection.
If given the go ahead, the work will involve removing self-seeded trees, mainly ash, which are growing in the lake embankments and weakening them.
If this is the case, NRW promises to retain mature trees wherever possible and plant at least as many trees locally as have to be removed.
Other community suggestions being developed include:
Improving footpaths for all abilities;
Creating new seating areas;
Restoring habitats including sensitive improvements to the lakeside car park;
Creating wildflower meadows;
Producing resources for local schools to use for environmental education;
Construction is expected to start in Autumn 2020.
NRW will work closely with the community to find ways of making sure disruption is kept to the minumum.
NRW continues to work with Bala Lake Railway so see how their proposed extension could be managed alongside this work. The railway operator will also be at the drop-in session to answer questions.
Sian Williams added: "The huge environmental value of the area and its importance to the local community, for recreation and tourism will be fully considered throughout the scheme to its completion."


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James Hill is our long-standing Italian, US and Caribbean tours director. British born, he has been resident in Italy for over 25 years where he studied politics. An authority on travel and culture in Italy, he now lives near Lake Como and has a background in travel writing and television production where he worked on around sixty cultural programmes and documentaries on Italy.
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connoisseurs' rome
Tuesday 6 - Sunday 11 April 2021 (6 Days)
This is a remarkable opportunity to explore a Rome normally concealed behind closed doors. From our hotel located directly next to the Pantheon. you will be taken to visit the city's most important palaces and art collections. There will be an evening private visit to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, and many lesser-known jewels in the city. There is no other visit to Rome of this quality.
Private Gardens of Eastern Sicily
earth, fire, air & water
Friday 16 - Wednesday 21 April 2021 (6 Days)
Fiery Etna has enriched its fertile slopes to create a unique botanical mix of exotic plants, amazing flowers and varied crops along the Ionian Sea-facing coast of Eastern Sicily. Based in lovely Taormina, we shall visit privately the most notable town and country gardens of the region, complemented with many owner-hosted lunches - Sicilian bliss!
Some Places
Connoisseurs' venice
Patricians & Painters
Sunday 25 - Friday 30 April 2021 (6 Days)
Be you a novice or seasoned visitor to Venice, we offer a privileged introduction to this magical city: palaces that are not open to the public; St Mark's and its mosaics, seen privately at night; magical Torcello, "a positive ecstasy of melancholia" as Jan Morris described it; art galleries for the connoisseur – all seen at a time when the city is at its most quiet and serene.
Exploring Albania
Contrasting Cultures
Monday 3 - Monday 10 May 2021 (8 Days)
Undiscovered for decades, Albania is perfectly located between Greece and Italy. At the edge of the Balkan Peninsula, its complex history is furrowed into its landscape and weighs heavily on its shoulders. Given the resilience of its people and its engaging cultural heritage there is much to discover – evocative Greek and Roman sites, fine Byzantine churches and handsome Ottoman period houses, all set within dramatic scenery.
Genoa & the Italian Riviera
Princes, Painters & Sea Merchants
Monday 24 - Saturday 29 May 2021 (6 Days)
Genoa, its wealth built on sea-trade, has a remarkable selection of magnificent private palaces, richly decorated churches, all sited in public spaces of elegant dignity. Rubens and Van Dyck both lived here, hinting at the trading links between Genoa and Antwerp. There are also a surprising number of stunning gardens, such as the Abbazia La Cervara near Portofino and the wonderful Hanbury Garden at La Mortola
discovering slovenia
a hidden europe
Monday 7 - Sunday 13 June 2021 (7 Days)
Slovenia has truly come of age! It is a small nation of unspoilt beauty, superb food and wine with one of the most handsome capitals in central Europe - Ljubljana. Over the course of a week we shall explore many of the country's most atmospheric places from the 'mini-Venice' at coastal Piran to handsome Lake Bled, and from medieval Ptuj to the elegant buildings of Ljubljana.
ALPINE PASTURES
Thursday 17 - Wednesday 23 June 2021 (7 Days)
The cultural and historical journey of Trentino-Alto Adige, also known as Trentino-South Tyrol, is as dramatic as its majestic alpine scenery is stunning. This 'undiscovered' valley in Northern Italy is also bejewelled with two very handsome though visually diverse towns - Trento and Bolzano - where we shall enjoy our late summer visit cradled in verdant alpine splendour.
verona & the valpolicella
villas, gardens, operas & wine
Tuesday 13 - Sunday 18 July 2021 (6 Days)
A warm July evening in Verona's Roman great amphitheatre, enveloped by opera is always memorable. Equally, our visit will embrace the summer delights of the country villas and gardens of the Valpolicella wine region and nearby Lake Garda, all tantalisingly close to the civic magnificence of one of northern Italy's most delightful cities, Verona.
Visiting Normandy
Medieval Might to Monet
Saturday 21 - Friday 27 August 2021 (7 Days)
The verdant landscapes of Normandy are an oasis of peace and tranquillity, masking a history full of incident. Its rural semi-obscurity attracted some of the finest painters of nineteenth century France, the precursors to and creators of Impressionism, above all Claude Monet.
Villas & Gardens on Como & Lugano
Lakeside Idyll
Tuesday 21 - Monday 27 September 2021 (7 Days)
Combine Alpine peaks with cool lake water, garlanded with stunning noble lakeside villas and exquisite gardens and what comes to mind – the Italian lakes? Our tour of Lakes Como and Lugano includes not only some of the best known villas and gardens but most are completely new to our itineraries and three of these are quite exceptional private visits.
Rhode Island's Gilded mansions
Dazzling Impressions
Wednesday 29 September - Wednesday 6 October 2021 (8 Days)
Piety and property were the driving forces behind the history of Newport, Rhode Island. Enjoy the astonishing Gilded Age mansions built by the Puritans who settled there, as well as visits to Colonial houses & art collections in nearby Connecticut at Yale University.
Sicily Ancient & Modern
Complex Crossroads
Tuesday 12 - Thursday 21 October 2021 (10 Days)
Sicily has been a strategic prize fought over for millennia by competing cultures, all attracted by its location and natural resources. Their marks have been left via amazing Greek temples, Roman villas, Norman churches and mosaics and baroque palaces - all complemented by the excellent cuisine and wines.
Turin & the House of Savoy
Elegance Personified
Tuesday 30 November - Saturday 4 December 2021 (5 Days)
The House of Savoy was one of the most celebrated and well-connected dynasties in Europe. Turin, its capital, was upgraded in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries to reflect its new status as a kingdom and power broker in the diplomatic affairs of Europe. Turin just before Christmas is a most handsome city. Masterpieces of fine art and architecture in both the urban palaces and country hunting villas of the Savoy family we will visit will be complemented by superb food and wine during our festive few days.
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From Yid Army to Green Brigade: free speech for football fans?
Saturday 18 October, 10.00 until 11.30, Frobisher 1-3, Barbican Defending Everyday Liberties
Over the past few years, football fans have been treated increasingly as naughty children and issued with a list of rules governing every aspect of their behaviour: don't stand up, don't drink outside the ground, don't swear, don't sing that song, don't wear that t-shirt, don't unfurl that banner, don't say that, and so on. Viewed with contempt by the political classes and those who run football, supporters are seen as potentially racist, homophobic, sectarian and boorish louts who need to be controlled at every turn.
In the past year or so, however, there has been a particular focus on the policing of what fans say and sing. The Scottish government has introduced a law making the uttering of sectarian songs and words a criminal offence. Supporters of Tottenham Hotspur have been prosecuted for using the words 'Yid' and 'Yiddo', despite the fact that these are terms applied in a positive way to themselves and their team. In April, three Gillingham fans were arrested on suspicion of a 'racially aggravated public-order offence' after reportedly calling Rotherham manager Steve Evans a 'fat Scottish w***er'. Liverpool FC has released a list of words that will lead to supporters being banned if they use them.
For many, this is a serious issue of free speech, yet civil-liberties groups have been largely conspicuous by their silence when it comes to defending fans. Words that were once regarded as merely coarse are now seen as unacceptable and even worthy of prosecution as new codes of conduct and polite speech etiquettes are imposed from above. Others argue that words that players or other supporters find offensive should be regulated. Football, they say, should be played in an inclusive and non-threatening atmosphere so that families can enjoy the game, too.
Is terrace singing and shouting a free-speech issue or simply a matter of enforcing proper behaviour? Does real tolerance mean that we should defend the right of football fans to sing and to say what they want, even if some find it offensive? Does such policing of football – a rare arena in which people can let off steam outside the normal rules of behaviour - have consequences for wider society?
Listen to the debate:
Duleep Allirajah
sports columnist, spiked; Crystal Palace fan
Jeanette Findlay
founder member, Fans Against Criminalisation
Adrian Hart
author, That's Racist! How the regulation of speech and thought divides us all and Leave those kids alone – How official hate speech regulation interferes in school life
human rights campaigner; director, Peter Tatchell Foundation
Kevin Rooney
politics teacher and head of social science, Queen's School, Bushey; co-author, Who's Afraid Of The Easter Rising?
Kevin Rooney politics teacher and head of social science, Queen's School, Bushey; co-author, Who's Afraid Of The Easter Rising?
A war the Yid Army must win
Why all football fans should back the right of Spurs supporters to be Yiddos.
Tim Black, spiked, 15 January 2014
SFA to vote on tough sectarianism, racism rules
Tough new laws on dealing with racism, sectarianism and other forms of unacceptable behaviour in football will be voted on at Tuesday's annual general meeting of the Scottish Football Association at Hampden Park.
Alan Pattullo, The Scotsman, 9 June 2013
English football is racist, and the FA looks the other way
Silence in the FA's own backyard about the chants of England fans to protect some fantasy self-image renders all its other sermons meaningless
Marina Hyde, Guardian, 29 March 2013
Fears over police misuse of anti-sectarian powers
Lawyers have raised concerns that football fans in Scotland are having their human rights undermined by new police powers introduced to crack down on sectarianism.
Gerry Braiden, Herald Scotland, 28 February 2013
The 100-year war against football fans' freedom of speech
To use a bit of terrace lingo, if you don't like what is said at football matches, then f*** off somewhere else.
Brendan O'Neill, Telegraph, 2 April 2012
The tribal instincts now obscuring all hope of a rational view of our game
While Anton Ferdinand agonised over whether he could bring himself to shake the hand of John Terry tomorrow, his club Queens Park Rangers and Chelsea issued a joint statement aimed at dampening down the mood on the terraces.
James Lawton, Evening Standard, 28 January 2012
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Stephen Bear claims he was charged with "harassment, exposure and voyeurism".
Senator Rand Paul is "attacked" by protesters leaving the RNC at the White House
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul and his wife were attacked by a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters who fought with the police and nearly knocked the Senator to the ground as he left the White House Thursday night.
The video shows Paul and his wife Kelley surrounded by dozens of activists as they walked out of the Republican National Convention, where Trump had just accepted the party's nomination, as police officers try to hold back the crowd.
At one point, an officer holding a bicycle to protect the couple was pushed back, tripped over Paul, and nearly knocked the Kentucky Senator to the ground.
After Paul was safely taken to his hotel, he tweeted and thanked the police. He said there were "over 100 activists" and the officials "literally saved our lives" from the "insane mob".
A large crowd, including Black Lives Matter activists, had gathered near the White House on Thursday evening to drown Donald Trump's acceptance speech with fireworks and air horns.
Protesters surrounded Kentucky Senator Rand Paul and his wife as they walked out of the Republican National Convention late Thursday. He said he was attacked by "an angry mob of over 100 people".
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul is surrounded by Black Lives Matter protesters
Police surrounded Rand and his wife and escorted them out of the crowd after people started pushing
At one point a protester hit a police officer with a bicycle (front right) who stumbled backwards against Paul (center left) and almost dropped the senator to the ground
Rand tweeted after the incident: "I was just attacked by an angry mob of over 100 one block from the White House. Thank you @DCPoliceDept for literally saving our lives from a crazy mob. & # 39;
The Black Lives Matter movement is particularly strong in Kentucky, which Rand represents after the police murder of Breonna Taylor.
The 26-year-old African-American paramedic was shot and killed eight times by Louisville police officers who issued a warrant for her arrest in bed on March 13, 2020. The officers behind this shooting were neither arrested nor charged.
Rand was just one of many guests who were approached by protesters leaving the White House.
As guests in suits and dresses left Congress, they were bombed by demonstrators in the streets who booed them and shouted "Du Rassist **" and "Jacob Blake".
The hecklers continued, although demonstrators gave them the middle finger and insulted them.
Earlier in the evening, protesters rang megaphones, rang bells and sang, "No justice, no peace!" and & # 39; Black Lives Matter & # 39; when Ivanka Trump introduced her father just before 10.30 p.m.
When Trump began his speech, dissidents set off fireworks and amplified their chants in unison, all of which could be heard from the South Lawn.
Bellhorns were heard on the television broadcast of Trump's speech.
Rand Paul was just one of several guests approached by the protesters who had gathered outside the White House to drown out Trump's speech
Kentucky Senator accused police of "literally saving our lives from a crazy mob" after the late Thursday incident
Rough demonstrators addressed the guests of the Republican National Convention, who left the White House on Thursday evening, hurled explosives and described them as racist
These protesters ran to RNC guests and twisted their middle fingers as they walked away from the White House late Thursday
As guests in suits and dresses left Congress, they were bombed by demonstrators in the streets who had booed them, shouted "You racist a **" and sang "Jacob Blake".
RNC guests introduced themselves when they were approached by protesters from the White House on Thursday
When Trump began his speech, dissidents set off fireworks and amplified their chants in unison, all of which could be heard from the South Lawn. Some horns were also heard in his televised speech
Trump shared his speech late Thursday in front of more than 1,500 spectators on the South Lawn when MAGA supporters said "USA!" and "Four more years!"
There was no indication that Trump heard the protesters, but voice viewers turned to see where the sounds of sirens, music and horns were coming from.
Protesters gathered between the White House and the National Mall, as well as on Black Lives Matter Plaza.
"Make a little noise if you want to drown Trump out," said the organizer of the protest, Justin Johnson.
A group of activists sang "Black Women Matter because we get things done".
Protesters held up a lighted sign that read, "Trump Failed, More than 180,000 Died," referring to the death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic in the US
Hundreds of loud protesters shouted, sang and beat drums outside the White House to drown out the president's acceptance speech for the president's nomination
Before Trump's acceptance speech, large demonstrators gathered in front of the White House on Thursday, hurled angry slogans and demanded his immediate resignation
A go-go band plays music to drown out the sound of Trump's welcoming speech
The demonstrations were peaceful early in the evening, but clashes with police officers did occur when the convention was over. Officers imagined subduing a demonstrator on the ground on Thursday evening
In a crowd of protesters, a dance party with EDM remixes of Go-Go and Mo-Town music broke out from the speakers.
The demonstrations were peaceful early in the evening, but clashes with police officers did occur when the convention was over.
There were several organized protests around the White House on Thursday evening.
Refuse Facism held a # TrumpPenceOutNow rally and The Party Majority PAC held a # ThePeoplesHouse demonstration nearby.
The groups ShutdownDC and Long-Live Go-Go had spoken in advance about the planned "noise demonstration and dance party" that coincided with Trump's speech.
The White House can be seen in the background as Black Lives Matter supporters demonstrate in Black Lives Matter Plaza on the final night of the Republican National Convention on Thursday evening
Protesters dance as music pounds through the speakers to overwhelm the sound of Trump's acceptance speech late Thursday
Protesters broke into the dance at a go-go concert organized to make as much noise as possible during Trump's speech on Thursday's final night at the Republican National Convention
This protester wore a Trump mask and a sign that read "Nightmare on Pennsylvania Avenue".
A protester yells next to police officers wearing protective masks to drown out Trump's nominal acceptance speech from the president during a demonstration near Black Lives Matter Plaza
Police imagined confronting protesters near the White House on Thursday evening
"You have to get a rhythm," one demonstrator said to the secret service officials.
"You would have rhythm if you were wearing 30 pounds of gear," replied one.
"These presidents are not going to do anything because they are not the colored people in the streets to be shot," a black student who traveled from Houston, Texas to take part in the protests told AFP.
"There are more people ready for Trump to leave office," said Michael Legend, a 33-year-old black man from Washington.
Protesters nearby set up a small guillotine with the flag of the District of Columbia on its blades.
A large group of Refuse Facism protesters holds a rally and carries a banner that reads "Trump / Pence #OutNow!" near the White House on Thursday evening
Washington DC police pictured driving back Black Lives Matter supporters Thursday night
A police officer (standing) removes a protester in the street as Black Lives Matter supporters demonstrate near Black Lives Matter Plaza on Thursday
Protesters pictured shouting around police during a protest when officers blocked their path on Constitution Avenue late Thursday
Police officers in protective masks stand in front of a criminal justice reform sign during the Republican National Convention in Washington DC on Thursday
Earlier that day, a banner reading "Trump Read All The Time" was placed on Black Lives Matter Square before the President's speech
A protester holds a Biden 2020 flag during Thursday night's protest
Lafayette Park, a traditional place for demonstrations across from the White House, has been cordoned off and some road closures have been made.
Protests against National Black Lives Matter broke out in all 50 states in May after police killed black George Floyd in Minnesota.
The outrage over the White House only sparked when 29-year-old Jacob Blake was shot by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in front of his three children on Sunday.
Blake survived the attack but is paralyzed from the waist down, according to his family lawyer.
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The missing boy, 7, is found drowned at home next to his dead mother
Jameela Jamil shows up on a beach in California with the beautiful James Blake


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The Diary: Nigel Farndale
How writing a book resembles fighting a war, writers getting their own country, and the unusual urge to stuff dead animals (Financial Times, May 10)
While I would not for one moment wish to compare writing a book to fighting a war (writing books requires much more bravery and self-sacrifice), I do keep thinking of that line about war being long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of terror, and how it also applies to books.
Well, it is more panic than terror with books. You submit a manuscript and nothing much happens, then there are a few leisurely lunches with your editor over which you discuss tightening up those middle chapters. Loose deadlines come and go and roughs of the cover design are produced for you to mull over. About nine months pass in this dreamy way before you wake up one morning to find an urgent email in your inbox: the jacket has to be signed off that morning, and the proofs read and sent back to the typesetters by 5pm.
I exaggerate a little but that is what it feels like. The long gestation period, usually about a year, has a lot to do with the marketing cycle and the fight for space on bookshelves. But then you occasionally hear of books that are turned around almost overnight. Charles Moore was making corrections to the first volume of his excellent biography of Margaret Thatcher mere days away from it appearing in bookshops. Given that he had been working on it for more than a decade, no doubt with the requisite periods of boredom, he must have felt the panic of the deadline more keenly than most.
I've just finished proofreading my latest novel, which is published next month (by Doubleday) and takes its title, The Road Between Us, from the poem "No Road" by my favourite poet. Perhaps you know his name without having to Google it. A clue is that he was also Thatcher's favourite poet, and when she met him for the first time and told him as much he replied rather frostily, "Quote me a line, then." She did: "Your mind lay open like a drawer of knives." (And that's your second clue.)
The version of my novel I was sent to proofread was the same version that was being proofread by two professional proofreaders, and once all our marks had been collated there wasn't going to be time for me to read the final version. Or so they told me. The production editor nervously agreed that she would send me a PDF of it "for reference only", clearly having had experience of some authors who just won't let go. Tuh.
I tried to resist reading it, knowing it would be too late to correct any errors, but I couldn't help myself. I did spot some – such as the name I had deliberately misspelled, for reasons too complicated to explain here, which the proofreaders had "corrected". I grovelled and they kindly agreed to hold off printing for a few more hours so that my corrections could be taken in. Relief.
I'm not alone in this. I once did an interview with Clive James about a novel he had written and he asked if he could see my bound book proof. I wondered if he wanted to check I had read it, examine it for turned-down pages and marginalia. But no, he wanted to change a line in it that was driving him crazy: "A man with a beard called Stephen … " I thought it a bit neurotic at the time but now I understand. When you publish a novel you hold it up to the world for scrutiny and if you know there is even the most trivial mistake or ugly sentence, your confidence in it will wilt. That said, I think Stephen is a perfectly acceptable name for a beard.
I live on the Hampshire-Sussex border, which means I am constantly crossing the boundary between the two counties and taking unjustified pride in seeing the signs that read "Welcome to Jane Austen Country". I grew up in another landscape associated with an author, the Yorkshire Dales. The signs there read "Welcome to James Herriot Country". OK, he's not in the same literary league as Austen but it could have been a lot worse. Imagine living near Grantchester in Cambridgeshire and thinking you live in "Rupert Brooke Country" only to be reminded by the signs you see every day that, in fact, you live in "Jeffrey Archer Country".
It's usually writers who get their own "country" but sometimes artists too, such as "Constable Country" on the border of Essex and Suffolk. Again, you could do a lot worse. It can only be a matter of time before people living near Ilfracombe in Devon find they are being welcomed to "Damien Hirst Country".
I've never understood the urge to stuff dead animals. People, yes. Whenever I'm in Moscow, which isn't that often, I have to give Lenin's body a stare. My fascination may be morbid but it is no less real for that. Did you know his mausoleum was flooded with sewage in 1923? You stare all the more intently when you do.
But what is it with stuffing animals and birds? Are they supposed to be memento mori? We went to a friend's house for lunch the other day and were intrigued to see all the stuffed birds in glass cases around her kitchen and sitting room. They were antiques, it should be explained in her defence, but still. Odd to want to surround yourself with dead things. Over lunch the conversation turned to what pose we would like to be stuffed in, if we were ever stuffed. One guest said he would like the taxidermist to take as his inspiration Rodin's "The Thinker" but then we realised that it wouldn't be the subject's choice of pose but that of their widow or widower.
If you have annoyed your partner in life, he or she might have you preserved in death giving a Nazi salute, which would make future generations think ill of you. My wife said she would have me stuffed in a cowering pose, my hands melodramatically protecting my face. I wouldn't mind that too much. I might have just seen an infantryman running towards me with a bayonet, or a publisher approaching with a book proof and an impossible deadline.


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The EOS Group is a holding company that operates financial services companies with locations in Europe, the United States and Canada. Its core activity is receivables management including receivables purchasing and debt collection. The group, which has its headquarters in Hamburg, is part of the Otto Group.

Company history

The first three decades
Deutscher Inkasso-Dienst (DID), the nucleus of the group, was established in 1974 as a spin-off of the legal department of Otto-Versand (now: OTTO). The company dealt with collecting outstanding receivables for Otto-Versand and also for non-group companies. Early on, the service provider focused on correspondence and dialogue with defaulting payers and on the acquisition of external clients. In the 1980s and 1990s, the company grew through acquisitions in Germany, through expansion in Europe, and through expansion of its range of services.

In 2000 the EOS Holding was established,  introducing the umbrella brand EOS. The company entered  the US when it took over Collecto in 2001, a company founded in 1992. In 2004 the group established a special company for medical debt recovery, EOS Health Honorarmanagement AG, which established itself over the following years particularly as a service provider for dental practices.

Since 2005
In July 2005 the group acquired a majority stake in Europe Matrix Financial Services S.A. with operations in Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Serbia. In fiscal 2007/08 it entered  Russia, China and the Benelux countries. At the same time the group acquired a stake in direct marketing specialist CoXulto (Stuttgart). By the end of this period the group had almost 3,500 employees. In 2009 the group purchased the Spanish debt collection service provider Acción de Cobro from Banco Pastor. It entered the Croatian market by establishing EOS Matrix d.o.o. Thanks to a majority shareholding in WCF Finetrading AG, the group expanded its activities in commodity pre-financing, a business segment that the company then relinquished in 2017.

A location in Ukraine was established in 2010. In the same year, the company strengthened its presence in the USA through the acquisition of True North AR. This was followed in 2011 by the purchase of a majority stake in Hoepers Recuperadora de Crédito S.A, a debt collection service provider in Brazil. Since April 2011 the company has also been offering its services in France following its takeover of debt collection company Credirec. The group acquired the Canadian debt collection company Nor-Don Collection Network (NCN) in 2011. In 2013 the group took over the debt collection unit of Spanish bank Banco Popular,  and  purchased the company SAF Forderungsmanagement from Deutsche Telekom. In  2015 it acquired the Swisscom debt collection subsidiary Alphapay.  At the end of 2015 EOS and Euler Hermes sold Bürgel to CRIF. The group strengthened its market position in France and Belgium in 2016 through the purchase of Contentia.

In 2016 the group  took on an administrative role (Verwaltungshelfer) for the recovery of outstanding debts for the administrative district of Wittenberg, and acted in a similar way in the same year for the Bundesagentur für Arbeit. The city of Essen engaged three debt collection service providers in 2016 including EOS.

On 1 March 2017 Klaus Engberding became Chairman of the Board of Directors of EOS Holding GmbH. He succeeded Hans-Werner Scherer, who had led the group for many years.

At the end of 2018, the Group sold Health AG and the Swiss Zahnärztekasse AG to BAWAG P.S.K.

On February 1, 2022, Marwin Ramcke took over as CEO.

Present day

Range of services and customers
The group provides international financial services mainly in receivables management. Its three main areas of activity are fiduciary collection, receivables purchasing and business process outsourcing. The company says it serves around 20,000 customers,  including primarily mail order companies and online retailers, banks, telecoms companies, utilities, the real estate business and the public sector.

Organisation and locations
EOS is a member of the Otto Group. It dominates the financial services segment within the group and is regarded within the group as having very high margins. At the beginning of the year 2020, the group included more than 60 operating companies. It has established locations in 26 countries in Europe and North America.

Financial information
The group's fiscal year begins – like that of the Otto Group – on 1 March and ends on 28 February of the following year, or 29 February in leap years. In 2019/20 the company achieved a revenue of 853,1 million euros. Since 2005, credit rating agency Euler Hermes Rating has consistently awarded EOS Holding the rating A.

Miscellaneous

Surveys on payment practices and financing methods
For many years the group has been conducting surveys on payment practices in various European countries. In addition, it investigates payment practices by systematically comparing specific countries or defined groups, e.g. of companies in Germany.

In 2003 the group funded a study at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf on new financing methods for small and medium-sized enterprises. In addition, an "EOS Financial Panel" developed and operated over several years to investigate and inform on the use of various financing instruments.

Criticisms
The press occasionally criticises the debt collecting practices of group companies. This criticism is related to demands for payment of sums that are decades old, or demands made despite incorrect invoices or charges that are excessively high and/or are questionable. However, among debt counsellors the company is regarded as "a provider about which there are only a few complaints".

Data theft 2017
In April 2017 around 33,000 files from EOS Schweiz AG got into the hands of the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper. They were said to include sensitive personal data like medical files, correspondence and credit card bills showing the names of creditors and debtors, their registered addresses and information on the amount of outstanding debt. The newspaper said that it had obtained the data from an informer, but the informer stated that they were acquired from hackers who had found a vulnerability in the server software. The company closed the security gap and announced an overhaul of processes.

Buildings

The head office is located on the Steindamm, a street in Hamburg's St. Georg district. This property of the Karl and Rudolf Förster heirs was designed by Adolf Böhringer, built from 1966 to 1967, extended laterally in 2003 and energetically renovated in 2011.

The building that accommodates the company's Czech subsidiary EOS KSI Česká republika, s.r.o. was built in Prague between 1955 and 1958 according to plans produced by architect Karel Prager. It initially housed a research centre for communication named after Russian physicist Alexander Stepanovich Popov.

Appendix

Further reading
 EOS Holding GmbH & Co. KG: EOS 10 years. EOS – eine Erfolgsgeschichte. [Hamburg 2010].
 Deutscher Inkasso-Dienst: 25 Jahre erfolgreich und innovativ. 1974–1999. Die Chronik. [Hamburg 1999].

External links
 EOS Group

References

Financial services companies of Germany
Companies based in Hamburg
1974 establishments in West Germany

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Investment Robo-Adviser Wealthfront Adds Support for Coinbase Accounts
Wealthfront, one of the largest independent robo-advisers in the U.S. market, has added support for Coinbase accounts. The Wealthfront team explained that high customer demand was the reason for incorporating the new feature, stating: "We're especially excited because this has been one of our clients' most requested features."
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Wealthfront Adds Coinbase Support
Wealthfront Advisers LLC (formerly known as Wealthfront Inc.) is a Redwood City, California-based robo-adviser providing automated, software-based portfolio management services, which was established in 2008. The company has recently announced that its users can now track holdings of cryptocurrency for the first time by connecting their accounts with the Coinbase exchange to the automated investment service.
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On Friday, the SEC announced it had found that Wealthfront made false statements about a tax-loss harvesting strategy it offered to clients, claiming to monitor accounts for transactions that might trigger a wash sale, but failed to do so. It also found that Wealthfront "improperly re-tweeted prohibited client testimonials, paid bloggers for client referrals without the required disclosure and documentation, and failed to maintain a compliance program reasonably designed to prevent violations of the securities laws." Without admitting or denying the SEC's findings, the company agreed to pay a $250,000 penalty.
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LAEME is based on the principles of mediaeval dialectology developed for A Linguistic Atlas of Late Mediaeval English (AUP/Mercat Press, 1986; LALME). However, LAEME goes beyond LALME in that it is founded on the methodology of corpus linguistics. Complete texts (or large samples of very long texts) have been diplomatically transcribed from original manuscripts or facsimiles. Each word and each derivational and inflectional morpheme in the text is lexico-grammatically tagged. The LAEME Corpus of Tagged Texts (CTT) consists of ca 650,000 words tagged at a high level of detail, enabling investigations at all linguistic levels.
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We are sad to note the passing of our member Jay Agarwal, who most recently supported the Pops as sponsor of the Band. Photo taken at RC of Concord's Holiday Party.
AGARWAL, Dr. Jagdish C. "Jay" Vice President Emeritus of Charles River Associates Age 93, retired Chemical Engineer and Concord resident died on Sunday, April 12, 2020 at Emerson Hospital. He was the husband of the late Elizabeth (Smith) Agarwal and the late Enid (Maslon) Starr. Born in Karachi, India on September 8, 1926, he was the son of the late Madangopal and Kasturi Bai. After arriving in the United States in 1946, he attended Brooklyn's Polytechnic Institute, where he earned a Master's degree and Doctorate in Chemical Engineering. Following his studies, he began employment as the Division Chief of the United States Steel Corporation in Pittsburgh, PA. Dr. Agarwal formerly served as the Director of Development at Kennecott Corporation in Lexington, MA, acted as the Vice President at Amax, Inc. in Greenwich, CT, and was the Vice President of Charles River Associates at the John Hancock tower in Boston. He was named a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, a Fellow of the Metallurgical Society, and was also a member of the American Chemical Society. Dr. Agarwal was a longtime Corporator of Emerson Hospital in Concord. As a generous benefactor, his donation to Emerson's Diabetes Center was named in memory of his late wife, Elizabeth. A resident of Newbury Court in Concord, he formerly resided in Sudbury. He was a member of the Concord Rotary Club, First Parish in Concord, and First Parish of Sudbury. Survivors include his son, Navin Agarwal and his wife Cheryl of Woburn, his daughter, Meera Thompson and her husband Loran of New York, NY, his grandsons, Darren N. Agarwal and Tyler M. Agarwal, as well as dear companion, Miriam Reilly of Concord. Due to current restrictions on gatherings in light of COVID-19, a Memorial Service will be announced at a later date. For Jay's online guestbook, visit www.DeeFuneralHome.com Dee Funeral Home of Concord 978-369-2030 Caring for families since 1868
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