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FBI agent Malcolm Turner is tough, smart and a master of disguise. There's nothing he can't handle, but here comes the biggest challenge: impersonating the cantankerous Southern granny Big Momma to protect a woman and her son from a robber.
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Martin Lawrence 16 April 1965, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany
Paul Giamatti,
Paul Giamatti 6 June 1967, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Jascha Washington,
Jascha Washington 21 June 1989, Kings County, California, USA
Terrence Howard,
Terrence Howard 11 March 1969, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Anthony Anderson,
Anthony Anderson 15 August 1970, Los Angeles, California, USA
Ella Mitchell,
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Carl Wright,
Carl Wright 2 February 1932, Orlando, Florida, USA
Phyllis Applegate,
Phyllis Applegate 8 May 1944, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Starletta DuPois,
Starletta DuPois 18 July 1941, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Jessie Mae Holmes,
Jessie Mae Holmes
Raja Gosnell 9 December 1958, Los Angeles, California, USA
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K11 Musea is the future of retail, says Hong Kong billionaire entrepreneur Adrian Cheng
The chic scion of one of Hong Kong's wealthiest families has just opened a retail-cultural development that aims to redefine urban life – and shopping
By Darius Sanai
KEVIN MAK @KINGYMAK
An orange and blue butterfly floats above long blades of grass. A small troupe of primary school children stand by some bushes, examining the insect life, with a ranger. The smell of chives and tarragon from elsewhere in the greenery fills the air. Further away, an extravagantly dressed and coiffed young couple take a selfie against the backdrop of the sea and the mountain beyond.
We are not in a safari resort, but in the middle of one of the most densely populated points on the planet, the waterside at Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
The green space is the nature discovery park on the rooftop at K11 Musea, a spectacular, and spectacularly ambitious, new development by Adrian Cheng, entrepreneur-developer and scion of one of Hong Kong's wealthiest families. The sea behind the young lovers is Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour (which stretches out into the South China Sea) and the mountain beyond is The Peak, the most expensive residential area in Hong Kong and, by many counts, the world.
K11 Musea, which opened this autumn, is a vast development incorporating retail, restaurants, offices, museums, cinemas, educational institutions, luxury apartments, performing arts spaces, public art exhibitions and more besides. Built on super prime commercial land, across the street from the Peninsula hotel, incorporating Hong Kong's Avenue Of Stars and occupying the waterfront directly opposite central Hong Kong, it is aimed by its owner to be a redefinition of the shop-work-play-learn balance. At its commercial heart, it's a shopping city (mall seems too unambitious to describe its scope), but the concept is intended to be much more than that – a urban development of sophisticated design that hipsters can hang out in even if they have no intention of shopping.
If you do want to shop, though, you're in the right place. As I walk in from the waterside entrance, I walk past a Moma design store (the largest one in Asia) and a vast Cartier maison. Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Lanvin, Girard-Perregaux, Saint Laurent – all the big brands so prominent elsewhere in China are there, as well as a clutch of small, cool retailers (Okura, Palm Angels, Lindberg). The sustainability angle is strong: as well as the educational/agricultural space on the roof (you can rent your own allotment – in the middle of Hong Kong!) there are living walls everywhere; even the reception desks staffed by trimly hip "koncierges" are made of reclaimed logs. There is also fun (slides connecting floors) and art everywhere, a constantly rotating collection of serious artworks from around the world, both inside and out.
Everything inside seems to be curved, with a focus on wood and natural tones, and the central atrium is dominated by huge crystal ball (called "The Gold Ball") into which you can enter and learn more about... the architecture of K11 Musea. (This is not a place that is shy about itself.)
William Furniss
While much about K11 is aimed at being visionary and beating a path for a kind of global cultural-retail future, the development has particular significance in Hong Kong itself, as it is the creation of one of its most famous local sons. Adrian, who has just turned 40, is the eldest son of Henry Cheng, the octogenarian tycoon whose property and business deals made him one of the most celebrated, and feared, movers in Asian business. Henry, who is still active but less than he was, is himself the son of the founder of the family empire, Cheng Yu-tung, one of the original Hong Kong business billionaires.
In the West, Adrian has to date been known more in art and fashion circles – he is a significant and flamboyant collector of art and of fashion friends – than the business world. Always snappily dressed (and never seen in a standard-issue Hong Kong charcoal suit), he has made a point of carving his own path.
He may be the heir to a multibillion dollar business that includes the world's biggest jeweller (China's Chow Tai Fook), chunks of the best real estate in Hong Kong and the mainland and enterprises as diverse as transportation service infrastructure and online retail, but he is absolutely not a clone tycoon son and heir. Like his younger sister, Sonia, who runs the Rosewood Hotel Group part of the Chengs' empire, he is as at home in the front row at Paris fashion week or Frieze as he is chairing a committee meeting about return on investment in the bus industry.
Cheng also has his own investment vehicle, which buys into next-generation digital retail companies, and a foundation supporting ancient craft methods in China. He is impossible to categorise, although his own PR suggests at both untrammelled ambitions (his company press release refers to him as a "changemaker") and a desire for exposure within a Western fashion editor set within which he has built lasting relationships.
He also had the misfortune to launch K11 Musea, one of his lifetime dreams and a project with more than 100 architectural and design collaborators and a decade-long gestation period, into the heart of the worst protests Hong Kong has ever seen. Although the development itself was not targeted, the protests and political battles have overshadowed what should have been a grand opening. However, business at K11 Musea has, he says, been brisker than in the city's pure luxury shopping malls, which have seen sales drop by more than 75 per cent, as they have sometimes been at the heart of the action.
My own visits to K11 Musea took place on two of the worst days for political unrest. Rather than travel from my hotel across the water by road or metro (both prone to disruption or worse) I took the iconic Star Ferry across the harbour and walked the last ten minutes to K11 Musea. Both the waterside Avenue Of Stars and K11 Musea itself were bustling with local people shopping, wandering, chilling and, perhaps, seeking a haven created by one of their own.
@SWKit
In tune with its creator, K11 Musea has searingly lofty ambitions: Cheng has branded it "the Silicon Valley of culture". In his interview below, he talks about how such a huge new development, devoted at its heart to bricks and mortar retail, dovetails with his seemingly contrasting investments in highly digitised retail enterprises in China, the US and elsewhere. At its heart, perhaps K11 Musea's greatest achievement is its creation of a genuinely attractive and atmospheric quartier in Hong Kong that doesn't only scream about how to spend money. And, as for Adrian, well, believe us when we say this isn't the last time you'll hear about him.
GQ: You are heavily involved in digital retail through some of your investments, yet K11 Musea is a huge investment in bricks and mortar. How do the two types of retail interact and relate? How will they combine in the future?
Adrian Cheng: That's a good question. The two cannot be separated and should complement each other. I'll give you an example: when you purchase or sign up for something at K11 Musea, our loyalty programme allows us to understand your preference, basically what excites you the most. With enough samples, we can sufficiently draw correlations that will shape how we curate our bricks and mortar spaces in the future. This is the advantage of running vast spaces like K11 Musea because it offers flexibility and a lot of possible curations. It's about growing with our customers, predicting their needs and also working with brands and partners to create an inspiring customer journey. One of the companies I invested in, Moda Operandi, which we brought into K11 Musea, has a similar model. Online preferences will shape the store display, styling services and the various events that they host. Both K11 and Moda believe in creating a journey of wonder, for customers to learn and discover.
What makes K11 Musea different to what you have done before? What can developers around the world learn from it?
First and foremost, K11 comes with a social mission to propagate culture and incubate talent. I also didn't think of K11 Musea as a shopping mall. I threw the notion of a "shopping mall" out the window to create something completely new, because I wanted our consumers to fall back in love with bricks and mortar and I wanted them to be inspired, which you could have guessed from the name – Musea stands for "A muse by the sea".
No other developers in the world – not in London, not in New York, Tokyo or Paris – would collaborate with 100 designers, architects and artists for one single project, each hailing from a different culture and bringing in new perspectives. They'd think that it's too much effort, that it's crazy. Why curate a world-class rotating contemporary art collection by 40 artists in a retail space and host daily guided tours when you can simply buy a few masterpieces and hang them in the atrium?
With K11 Musea, as with every space we create, there is a soul and a strong curation. We want people to come to this "Silicon Valley of culture" to consume culture, not just to shop. Things at K11 Musea are always evolving and every time you come there are details and something new to learn and see. Every day there are guided art tours, architecture tours and green tours you can sign up for; there are cooking and urban farming classes you can take; there are jewellery appreciation workshops available; there are live music events on weekends. You can almost say K11 Musea is curated like an eclectic party inside a manor house, with every detail considered. For example, in one of the areas we call the Opera Theatre, we worked with a London-based lighting architect who designed the theatrical lighting at St Paul's Cathedral to help us create "a galaxy of muses" and a cathedral effect to a cavernous space.
What about the community and social elements?
It's part of the wider art and design district in Hong Kong that we redeveloped, called Victoria Dockside, that includes Rosewood Hong Kong, artisanal home K11 Artus and new creative office building K11 Atelier. Together they form a new waterfront community, a cultural destination, in Hong Kong. The same waterfront saw the booming golden era of Hong Kong in Eighties and Nineties, when it brought everyone together with its cultural happenings, so I wanted to bring back the old romance of Hong Kong to here, but also modernise it so it speaks to today's consumers.
It's educational in many ways. Hong Kong's first wave-power generator can be seen by our famous promenade just outside K11 Musea. We placed it there to educate every pedestrian, get them curious about renewable energy. There are about 20 pieces of vintage Scandinavian furniture in K11 Musea that highlights the impact of Scandinavian design that emerged in the early 20th century and then flourished in the Fifties. We encourage everyone who visits to sign up for the guided tours. Then, of course, there's the public art collection. On the rooftop of K11 Musea is our Nature Discovery Park, a collaboration with the Jane Goodall Institute and the University Of Hong Kong. It is the first biodiversity museum in Hong Kong; schools and families with young children can come, experience and learn. I want our customers to feel excited about bricks and mortar again.
You have mainstream international luxury retail brands, also some of the more unusual brands and aspects. Tell us more about these.
No one wants to go to a cookie cutter space that has the same offerings elsewhere. Because of our location, our curation and vision to change retail, we were able to work with some of the most iconic brands that have not been in Asia before. Fortnum & Mason is one of them; they opened their first restaurant-shop in Asia at K11 Musea. The L'Ecole jewellery school of art also chose K11 Musea as its first permanent location outside of Paris, with educational, rotating exhibitions. The first Yohji Yamamoto in Hong Kong is here, as well as the first Moma Design Store in Greater China. What it means is customers can learn about the British tea culture, the art of jewellery and the design curation of Moma in Hong Kong.
How is it faring in the context of the current protests, is there an opportunity for a healing community role?
We've been doing very well since we opened, especially among the more sophisticated millennial crowd. Brands keep telling us that their shops at K11 Musea are usually among the top two or three performers in Hong Kong in terms of sales. It was also quite inspiring that amid some challenging times, a lot of young parents visited K11 Musea with their children, who ran around in the children's area, taking lessons, learning about urban farming and interacting with other children. It's encouraging.
What is your reply to critics who say it's a big shopping mall, dressed up with extras?
I'd invite them to come and personally give them a guided tour. There are stories and knowledge to learn at every single turn here. I'm at K11 Musea often and what I hear from our customers is that this is not a shopping mall, but a place where you can easily spend a day, which I cannot agree more with. Riccardo Sciutto, CEO of Sergio Rossi, said in an interview recently that his shop at K11 Musea is working better than others because we are a destination, with world-class artwork.
What is the next big thing for you?
The cultural-retail concept is what I will be propagating throughout China. There's a need to bring consumption to the next level in this part of the world and bricks and mortar – and K11 – will play a huge role in it. Last year I founded the K11 Craft & Guild Foundation to preserve and promote fast- disappearing Chinese craftsmanship that dates back to the 14th century. Because if I don't do it, no one will and I am using this as a forum to provide it with a global voice. One of these crafts is called Baibaoqian, an ancient craft of inlaying engraved wooden work with semi-precious stones; no more than 30 craftsmen are left practicing it in China now. We're helping these old masters to find apprentices, officially document their skills, we commission work so there's continuous demand for their crafts and we host workshops at different K11s [there are K11 Art Malls in Shanghai and Guangzhou] so the young audience can learn about them first hand.
What is the future of retail?
There are talks about new retail, which is about convenience, internet of things and quantity. At the other end of the spectrum I'm ushering in a new era in cultural retail. I'm a strong believer in enriching consumers' lives through the power of creativity, culture and innovation. I think these all come into play in the future of retail. And I don't mean one- off experiences; meaningful experiences must be accumulative. If we can make retail a space for millennials and Gen-Z to learn about culture, almost like a place to build their knowledge capital, they will always return because knowledge is addictive.
As millennials move into maturity, what do you say to people who say that Gen-Z and other generations will not need bricks and mortar shops at all?
Bricks and mortar can excite consumers. The human touch cannot be produced online, at least not yet. The importance here is not about competing with online, it's about complementing it. Esports, for example, is something you can do at home. You can compete or be a spectator at home. All you need is a laptop and wireless connection. Yet there are tournaments with a packed audience. Why? We also enjoy social interactions and the environment, the gaming culture, the camaraderie in it are amplified in a curated, physical space. A little fun fact: every K11 retail project has an esports element in it.
What do you mean by 'the Silicon Valley of culture'?
I call K11 Musea the "Silicon Valley of culture" because the project is the core that holds Victoria Dockside together. It's a hub that brought together 100 creative powers from different cultures – including architects, designers, artists, environmentalists and more. My goal is to propagate culture – all sorts of cultures – and this is where different ideas and cultures come together, collide and evolve. This is also where new consumers come to learn about culture and be inspired.
Will China take over the world?
It depends on the context. If we're talking about luxury consumption, it's safe to say that China is now a huge driver of it globally. Or technological advancement, it went very quickly from a learner to an industry leader in many areas. Look at ecom sales, it's clearly dominating thanks to the speed of innovation and the sheer size of China's population.
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Población
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Q: Thread.join() not working as expected I'm using a thread to repaint a JPanel (seeing as repaint() is thread safe).
Here is the paintComponent method:
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
    super.paintComponent(g);
    //Print statement so I know where my program is at.
    System.out.println("Repainting world...");
    g.drawImage(worldImage, x, y, 6144, 4608, null);
}

I have a thread that starts inside of a KeyListener whenever a user presses a certain button
Run method:
public void run(){
                game.repaint();
}

Lastly, here's my calls to the thread that uses the above run method:
//NOTE: I've tried this without the if statement, made no difference
if(!gameThread.isAlive()){
    gameThread.start();
    try {
            gameThread.join();
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
    }
}

I'm pretty sure that, with this case (since it's in a KeyListener), Thread.join() stops the EDT until that run method is executed.
The problem is, Thread.join is throwing an InterruptedException whenever I press the button again, no matter how long I wait. This leads me to believe that somewhere it's getting hung in an area, where the thread will not stop it's execution. I just can't tell where it could potentially be getting hung up.

A: If I understand this...you're calling repaint() from within your gameThread. Since repaint() executes on the EDT, I think you've blocked it from executing by virtue of the fact that gameThread.join() blocks the EDT (since it's started by the EDT i.e. from within your KeyListener handler).


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Deborah J. Cohan, Ph.D.
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The Case of Brett Kavanaugh
For the past few days, I have been fixated on ideas of who has voice and who does not, and why that is.
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On Thursday, September 28, 2018, we heard as Christine Blasey Ford bravely testified about Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulting her. She spoke about how when she tried to call for help, "Brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. This is what terrified me the most and has had the most lasting impact on my life."
Stifled. Muffled. With difficulty escaping. This is the experience of entrapment.
For many years, I counseled abusers in battering intervention groups and heard the myriad ways they viciously went about demanding acquiescence and silence from their wives and girlfriends. Like Brett Kavanaugh, these were men who talked down to women, shouted over women, snuck around women, came charging at women, towered above women, pounced on women, and generally got their way with women.
I worked with abusers who strangled their partners with electric cords of hairdryers, bathing suits, and their own hands. Some abusers stuffed things in the mouths of their partners so they could not speak. I heard a survivor speak of when her ex-husband lured her back home saying he hoped they could get back together and then stuck a pistol in her mouth playing Russian roulette. All of these abusers demonstrated a desperate attempt to control and silence their partners and ex-partners. Similarly, when molesters prey on children and seek their compliance and secrecy, they are demanding silent shame from their victims. These coercive actions spin webs of fear for victims, insist on collusion, inhibit resistance, and suspend accountability.
So, when Blasey Ford explained that having Brett's hand over her mouth prevented her from yelling for help, we heard the story of violation and assault, for sure, but we also heard another significant storyline that is at the crux of the stories of victims and survivors: the violation of voice.
There was such sharp contrast between Blasey Ford tentatively, terrifyingly coming to voice around trauma she experienced years ago and Kavanaugh seeking to establish a permanent voice on the Supreme Court.
But isn't the Supreme Court supposed to be the largest forum for voice, the biggest mouthpiece for justice? Anyone who is considered for this position should be interested in enlarging the scope, range, depth and breadth of voices across this land. There is the understanding that they represent the voice of many and I would hope there would be an interest in representing the voices of those who for one reason or another have been historically and culturally marginalized. This means we need judges and Supreme Court Justices who listen carefully and speak without engaging in tactics and strategies of abuse and control such as denial, minimization, sidetracking, blaming, and seeing themselves as the victims.
We need judges and Supreme Court justices who know how to sustain focus, particularly at the toughest moments and especially when they are challenged to their core. We heard Kavanaugh desperately and proudly insert anywhere he could about his graduation from Yale and his hard work. We also heard as he interrupted others, and we heard as he sidetracked. He tried to shift questioning and responsibility to Senator Klobuchar when she asked him if he ever blacked out from drinking. Rather than respond, he pressed at her asking if she had ever done that. This is what abusers do; they claim the frame, they distort the truth, they manipulate the conversation for their own gain and in an attempt to save face. This is narcissistic gaslighting at work.
Fast forward days later, and now we are exposed to a blackout day on Facebook asking women to make their profile pictures all black to symbolize a day without women. As would be expected, not everyone has gone for that gimmick and has instead pledged to use their voices boldly, loudly and proudly. Thank goodness for that.
Coming to voice is part of the powerful path toward resistance and personal and collective change. It's how we make meaning out of what has been done to us. It's central to telling our truth. And to making it a little easier for the next woman to tell hers.
Deborah J. Cohan, Ph.D., is a professor of sociology at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort where she teaches and writes about the intersections of the self and society.
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Published February 14, 2008 by Ron Charest
My LTE – Shaping the Discussion
In my on-going letter-writing campaign, I do believe I'm making progress in shaping the local debates.
Fresh from getting my own column published, I wrote another LTE rebutting one of the three worse columnists in our local newspaper – Charles Reichley. As a result of my rebuttal, which was published last week, Mr. Reichley apparently felt the need to rebut my rebuttal, even to the point of directly quoting a portion of my letter in his column.
To be fair, he was polite to me in his column – in direct contrast to that of Ken Concannon several weeks ago. As sorry as it sounds, he actually did find an error in the facts I included in my LTE – something I intend to not let happen again.
So, back on January 24, Reichley wrote a column "Don't delay… repeal," on the topic of the HPV vaccine. Our state government had just punted on the issue of whether to make this vaccine mandatory in Virginia. A columnist I actually respect (and the closest we have here to a liberal writer), Gary Jacobsen, had penned a column supporting mandatory vaccines. Reichley, in keeping with his conservative credentials, had come out against it and directly rebutted Jacobsen. Also in keeping with his conservative credentials, he left a hole in his logic I just couldn't help but drive a truck through.
In fact, that's my first argument against a government mandate. Medical decisions should be made by an informed judgment of the patient in consultation with a doctor. But the current law dictates that every child gets the vaccination, without regard to their own judgment. A mandate implies that there is nothing to discuss with the doctor, no real decision to be made.
The government has no business forcing people to do what government thinks is best for them. Government's job is to protect us from one another, not from ourselves. Parents can decide about vaccination in consultation with their doctors, not on orders from the government.
So, I wrote my latest LTE, "Double standards with HPV vaccine" which was published February 8:
In the way a stopped clock is accurate twice each day, Charles Reichley's column of Jan. 24, "Don't delay… repeal" arguing against mandatory Human Papillomavirus (HPV) immunizations actually has a valid point. My inner Libertarian especially agreed with his conclusion:
"The government has no business forcing people to do what government thinks is best for them. […] Parents can decide about vaccination in consultation with their doctors, not on orders from the government."
The Virginia Department of Health currently requires vaccinations against 11 diseases that equally affect men and women, including measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox and polio. My inner Libertarian would carry Mr. Reichley's position to the logical conclusion that parents should be able to decide on any or no vaccinations for their children. Yet Mr. Reichley only opposes mandatory HPV immunization. Why?
HPV is a sexually transmitted disease that is fatal to women. According to the CDC, by the age of 50 more than 80 percent of American women will contract HPV through sexual intercourse. Each year, 14,000 American women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and more than 3,900 women die. Peer-reviewed studies show that HPV infection is a factor in nearly all cases of cervical cancer. FDA monitored tests show that HPV vaccines offer nearly 100 percent protection against HPV-caused cervical cancers with few or no side effects if it is administered before a woman becomes sexually active.
I have to wonder, would Mr. Reichley oppose this mandatory vaccine if HPV affected sexually-active men the same way as women?
Actually shorter than my normal writings, but I think I'm learning to keep it brief and to the point. I really didn't expect to hear anything about it again.
However, in today's paper Reichley's column "The HPV vaccine revisited" directly quoted a snippet of my LTE, and went on with a rebuttal:
This prompted a reader to write a letter asking why I singled out the HPV vaccination over all the other required vaccinations. "My inner Libertarian would carry Mr. Reichley's position to the logical conclusion that parents should be able to decide on any or no vaccinations for their children."
He went on to defend his original position, and pointed out an error in my facts:
The reader also stated that "HPV vaccines offer nearly 100 percent protection against HPV-caused cervical cancers." This is not correct — the vaccine prevents four strains of HPV, which account for 70 percent of cervical cancers. As the Centers for Disease Control notes, "About 30% of cervical cancers will not be prevented by the vaccine, so it will be important for women to continue getting screened for cervical cancer (regular Pap tests)."
So he got me (I did re-check my references before conceeding this point). I actually wrote a nice letter to him, CCed to the editor, acknowledging that my facts were incorrect, complimenting him on rebutting me without ridicule, and went on to once again briefly challenge his core argument.
What I am pleased about is that columnists are actually reading what I write, and consider what I write significant enough to drive the topics of their columns. So in my own small way, I feel I'm beginning to have an impact on shaping the local public discussions.
I really need to try writing another column.
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Sennics Co., Ltd. Wins Another EcoVadis Silver Medal
Recently, Sennics Co., Ltd. (Sennics), a world-pleading comprehensive service provider of polymer additives, was awarded the EcoVadis silver medal again for its outstanding performance in corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development. Its CSR indicator ranked in the top 18% of the industry, marking high recognition from the international rating agency Ecovadis for Sennics' efforts to fulfill its CSR and pursue sustainable development.
An international authoritative rating agency, EcoVadis provides comprehensive CSR rating services for companies worldwide, focusing on the impacts of enterprises on a wide range including environment, labor, business ethics, and sustainable procurement. At present, EcoVadis audit covers 198 procurement categories, 155 countries and 21 CSR indicators. More than 60,000 companies rely on EcoVadis to reduce risks, promote innovation, and facilitate transparency and mutual trust among trading partners.
Nowadays, sustainable development has become a global consensus, which is an inevitable choice to stimulate technological innovation, promote green development, and drive high-quality development of chemical enterprises. As a world-leading comprehensive service provider of polymer additives, Sennics has, over the years, actively practiced the philosophy of "green, innovation and sustainability" in green development, low-carbon operation, CSR fulfilling and other aspects, and attempted to create a "sustainable ecosystem across the upstream and downstream sections of the industrial chain". EcoVadis assessment helps Sennics to better understand its CSR performance, identify its position in the chemical industry, improve the company's CSR fulfillment, and promote the sustainable development of the company. While winning the EcoVadis silver medal, in August this year, Sennics also launched the new action plans of "GoldenBee Global CSR 2030 Initiative", and released the "SCI-MAN 2030" initiative to empower the sustainable development of the polymer additive industry, in an effort to work with other enterprises to help achieve the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.
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Q: Do I need a nested random effect if I do not care about decomposing variance within clusters? Consider I have a linear mixed effect model fitted via the R package lme4 with a nested random effect structure as:
model<-lmer(y~x+(1|A/B/C))

If I look at the variances of A, A:B, A:B:C do they tell me how much variance is left in say C when controlling already for the random intercepts in A and B?
If I do not care about this partition, does:
model2<-lmer(y~x+(1|C))

Always gives me aprox. the same total variance of the random effects?
so that the sum of my variances A, A:B, A:B:C in model as given say by the summary()call to the model always is aprox. the same as the variance of C alone in model2 ?
If this is true and I do not care about the variance partitioning of the nested structure can I just stick to model2 then?
I know that the random structure of a model should be based on the study design but when using empirical data it is often not known beforehand and just suspected , e.g. if the taxonomic level has an effect say phylum/genus/family/species.
Here, I would just stick to species as the only random effect then, if I do not care if my variance is in phylum, genus, family or species as using a model with only species would absorb those variances?
If I am however interested in checking how much variance is left in species when controlling for phylum/genus/family I would do phylum/genus/family/species?
Is this correct or how can I interpret the variance partitioning in a nested random effect?
Or should I rather do a likelihood ratio test (AIC, BIC criteria) comparing all possible random effect structures from fully nested to single category each to decide which random effect structure to use?

A: The variances of A, A:B, A:B:C you see in summary(), plus the variance of the residuals, add up to the variance of y. The variance of the residuals can be found in the summary() output of lme4 in the line Residual.
Thus, if you take the two models:
M1: y ~ x + (1 | A/B/C)

and
M2: y ~ x + (1 | C)

you should indeed get roughly the same sum of variances of residuals and random effects since both consider the same y. However, more complex models will usually create less residual variance (with the possibility of overfitting). So M1, being more complex, i.e. having more parameters (more random effects), will probably have less residual variance, so the sum of the variances of the random effects of M1 will be larger than those of M2.
If you want to know which model is better, you need to apply model selection techniques, e.g. information criteria like AIC or BIC as you have mentioned, or others like cross-validation.


Discussion in 'Downhill & Freeride' started by christiaan100, Apr 4, 2013.
Hello, I've recently bought a secondhand dh mtb, it's a Iron Horse sgs team 2004, the last owner has made some changes to the bike and I'm trying to identify the fork, can you guys help me? The only thing I know it's a boxxer. And I can't find any adjustments.
It looks like an '05 chassis to me based on the pinchbolts and 8" (?) travel... But, the upper crown looks like it came from an earlier model, and with no adjustments? I'd guess race, but I thought those had rebound on the lower leg at least, did you look there?
Ok thanks for the reply, I've already looked at that post, but it drives me crazy to not know which fork I have . How can I measure the amount of travel I've got? If I measure it from the top of the tube it's approximately 7,6 inch so I would say 7'' inch of travel?
is there a serial number on the fork anywhere (mine are on the bottom side of the crown)?
if there is one, maybe you could email rock shox and im sure theyd be able to help you out.
I've tried to find the serial number but I didn't look on the bottom side of the crown, so I'll look there, the rest has been re-painted, but either way thanks for your reply and do you know the email adress from rockshox I've tried to find it but I can't.
does it have pinch bolts on the lowers? The top crown looks like an 03-04, the stanchions do too. The lowers appear to be maxleized, which suggests 06, but in 05 they gained an inch of travel from the 04 model year and remained pretty similar.
Everything on that fork looks like it's an 8" Boxxer Race except for the chrome tubes.
...unless it was possible to drop 7" Boxxer internals into the 8" chassis.
All the pics of the SGS's with Boxxers that I looked up had 'drop' crowns. The headtube on that bike is really tall so I'm not surprised you can only measure 7.6" from the top of the seals. Look into getting a drop crown.
As for measuring travel, you can remove both top caps and compress the fork until it bottoms out. Measure before and after and that should do it.
the info for their world HQ is on there.. i couldnt find a help line. try those numbers, although no guarantees.
The arch gives it away as a 2005, the slippery silver stanchions were around for 2003, 2004 and 2005. I don't remember why but not much from the >2004 was compatible with the 2005.
Ok thank you guys, so it's a boxxer wc 2005 with a other crown on it.
Well, it depends if you still have WC internals. Maybe it's just missing the adjustment knobs?
Cant tell from the pics, the WC had 2.5 mm hex in each lower leg, one for LS rebound, the other for LS compression.
I briefly had a half assed LOL moment-The heaviest BoXXer in the 05 line is the BoXXer team, which is claimed to be 7.2lbs. The WC I received comes in at 6lbs 12oz (3062g) in his heaviest configuration (i.e. uncut steerer, crowns, axle, Titanium springs, all mounting bolts, bumpers and oil). Pretty amazing for an 8" travel fork!
ok so im new to the dirt jumper world. I decided to start with a cheap bi8ke to see if I like it....well I found I do. I purchased a mongoose dj from wal mart. upgraded the handle bars and bottom bracket. my next purchase is going to be suspension forks. i don't know what i should get or even what size for that matter. PLEASE HELP!!


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I had been wanting to make minestrone soup for a while when I came across this version which looked really good. This minestrone soup included sausage, squash and a ton of fresh herbs. I knew that I would use spicy Italian sausage and I though that the sweet butternut squash would go nicely with the sausage. The minestrone soup turned out really good! It was full of flavour and super tasty. The spicy Italian sausage and the red pepper flakes gave the soup a nice heat. I enjoyed the ministrone soup with this cheesy garlic toast.
Brown the Italian sausage in a large stock pot and set aside.
Add the carrots and celery and saute until tender, about 3-5 minutes.
Add the stock, tomatoes, cannelloni beans, squash, rosemary, thyme, sage, bay leaves, red pepper flakes, parmigiano reggiano rind. salt and pepper and simmer for 20 minutes.
Cook the rigatoni while the soup is simmering.
Add the rigatoni and parsley and turn off the heat.
That looks yummy! I am home sick today and wish I had some of that!
Kevin, give me a big bowl of your Minestrone and call it dinner.
This looks like a perfect winter supper. Add garlic toast and I'd be in heaven.
Hi Kevin! Happy 2008! How you keep up your blog is just amazing. I started a new job in October and the energy it has consumed took time away from my blog. But I hope to start posting again very soon! I do hope all is well with you and I look forward to reading more about your cooking adventures.
This looks perfect for the cold weather. I love that rigatoni sticking out there. Nice and al dente. I like that the pasta and sausage adds bulk, and makes it really filling.
Minestrone is such a soothing soup; one I haven't made in a long while.
Yum, sausage and squash are great together!
I'm with Jenn – sausage and squash are a really great combination. Your soup looks yumlicious!
Minestrone – my fav western soup!
Great dish, thanks so much for sharing with PResto Pasta Nights. This is one perfect dish for the current weather here in Halifax….bone chilling cold!
This soup is amazing. I make it all the time. Thank you.


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Umag - Russian lucky loser Andrey Rublev claimed his first career title on Sunday with a 6-4, 6-2 win over 35-year-old Italian veteran and fourth seed Paolo Lorenzi in the Umag clay court final.
Rublev, 19, had lost in the final round of qualifying last weekend, but earned a spot in the main draw when Borna Coric was forced to withdraw with injury.
The world number 74, who will break the top 50 next week, made the most of his reprieve by seeing off third seed and defending champion Fabio Fognini in the quarter-finals and home hope Ivan Dodig in the semis.
"It's amazing. I have no words to explain it, especially after this tough week," Rublev told atpworldtour.com. "Now I'm here and it's amazing."
Moscow-based Rublev is the seventh lucky loser to win an ATP World Tour title and the first to do so since Rajeev Ram in Newport in 2009.
Rublev has been in a rich vein of form in recent weeks, reaching his first quarter-final on grass in Halle and making the second round as a qualifier at Wimbledon.
Four months ago, he was ranked at 130.
Results from the ATP tournament in Umag on Sunday (x denotes seeding):
Andrey Rublev (RUS) bt Paolo Lorenzi (ITA x4) 6-4, 6-2
Tennis Australia reaches out to struggling Tomic
Isner beats Aussie Ebden for Newport title
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Eureka Broadcasting Co., Inc. ) File No. EB-11-PO-0114
Licensee of Station KURY-FM )
Facility ID # 35798 )
) NOV No. V201132920039
Brookings, Oregon )
By the Resident Agent, Portland Resident Agent Office, Western Region,
Enforcement Bureau:
1.89 of the Commission's Rules, to the Eureka Broadcasting Co., Inc.
("Eureka"), licensee of radio station KURY-FM in Brookings, Oregon.
This Notice may be combined with a further action, if further action
is warranted.
2. On August 19, 2011, an agent of the Enforcement Bureau's Portland
Office inspected radio station KURY-FM located at 605 Railroad Avenue,
Brookings, Oregon 97850, and observed the following violations:
records, as specified in S:S: 11.35(a) and 11.54(b)(13)." There were
missing EAS log entries from June 29, 2011 through August 10, 2011.
b. 47 C.F.R. S: 73.3526(e)(12): "For commercial AM and FM broadcast
stations, every three months a list of programs that have provided the
station's most significant treatment of community issues during the
preceding three month period. The list for each calendar quarter is to be
filed by the tenth day of the succeeding calendar quarter (e.g., January
10 for the quarter October--December, April 10 for the quarter
January--March, etc.). The list shall include a brief narrative describing
what issues were given significant treatment and the programming that
provided this treatment. The description of the programs shall include,
but shall not be limited to, the time, date, duration, and title of each
program in which the issue was treated. The lists described in this
paragraph shall be retained in the public inspection file until final
action has been taken on the station's next license renewal application."
Radio station KURY-FM's public inspection file did not have the First and
Second Quarters of the Issues and Programs Lists for the calendar year of
concerning the violations and any remedial actions the station may
have taken.  Therefore, Eureka, must submit a written statement
Eureka to support its response to this Notice with an affidavit or
authorized officer of the Eureka Broadcasting Co., Inc.  with personal
knowledge of the representations provided in the Eureka's  response,
verifying the truth and accuracy of the information therein, and
confirming that all of the information requested by this Notice which
is in the licensee's possession, custody, control, or knowledge has
been produced. To knowingly and willfully make any false statement or
conceal any material fact in reply to this Notice is punishable by
fine or imprisonment under Title 18 of the U.S. Code.
Portland Resident Agent Office
Vancouver, WA 98666-1469
6. This Notice shall be sent to the Eureka Broadcasting Co., Inc.  at its
address of record.
Binh Nguyen
Resident Agent
Portland Resident Agent  Office
47 C.F.R. S: 1.89(a).
47 C.F.R. S: 73.3526(e)(12).


I'll check back here regularly to see if there's anything I might be able to contribute. I want to thank you for taking the time to provide another forum. I'm sure I haven't a clue as to all the work involved. You have my best wishes and support for your success with this.


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Dr. Davenport received the B.S.E.E. (2004), M.S. (2007), and Ph.D. (2010) degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering, all from Rice University. He spent 2010 to 2012 as an NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Statistics at Stanford University and the summer of 2011 as a visitor at the Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions, Université Pierre et Marie Curie.
In 2012, Dr. Davenport joined the faculty in the School of ECE at Georgia Tech. He is a recipient of a Sloan Research Fellowship (2017), the National Science Foundation CAREER Award (2014), and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research Young Investigator Award (2014). He has received numerous teaching awards, and currently serves as an Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing.
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