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Broxtowe est un district non-métropolitain du Nottinghamshire, en Angleterre. Il fait partie de l'aire métropolitaine du Grand Nottingham.

Il a été créé le  par le Local Government Act de 1972 et est issu de la fusion des districts urbains de Beeston and Stapleford, d'Eastwood et d'une partie du district rural de Basford. Il a reçu le statut de borough en 1977.

Les localités du district sont Beeston, où siège le conseil de district, Attenborough, Awsworth, Bramcote, Brinsley, Chilwell, Cossall, Eastwood, Giltbrook, Greasley, Kimberley, Moorgreen, Newthorpe, Nuthall, Stapleford, Strelley, Swingate, Toton, Trowell et Watnall. Une partie de Wollaton fait également partie du district de Broxtowe.

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Historical Photographer of the Year contest: See 2021's winning pictures
A winner in Wales
Other notable images
(CNN) — "The past is never dead," Nobel Prize winning novelist William Faulkner once wrote. "It's not even past."
That famous quote could apply to many of the winners of this year's Historical Photographer of the Year contest, in which photographers from around the world shared images of the historic sites, landscapes and structures where they live.
Entries were judged on "originality, composition and technical proficiency" as well as the context of the image and the story behind it.
Dan Korn, vice president of the Sky History network in the UK and one of the contest judges, noted that despite everything, creativity still flourished during the pandemic.
"There has been so much restriction, constraint and hardship for so many over the past couple of years," he said. "But to see some of the wonderful work on display here and the iconic and significant sites from around the world captured so vividly was a sign that history and humanity are very much alive in all their splendor in 2021."
This year's lauded photographs come from places as far as Wales, Brazil and Turkey. Here are some of the highlights.
This year's overall prize went to Steve Liddiard for his photograph of the Whiteford Point Lighthouse in Wales. This unique cast-iron structure, built in 1865, has long been a popular subject for photography. Liddiard captured the lighthouse at a dramatic moment, winning the judges' admiration.
By day, Liddiard works as an associate practitioner for the National Health Service (NHS).
"Who would have thought it!" he wrote on his Instagram page. "A guy (wandering) around three years ago, exploring Wales to help with my own mental health taking photos with my camera phone would evolve into this."
Some historians believe that Bamburgh was the model for Sir Lancelot's castle, Joyous Garde.
Scott Antcliffe
Britain's History Hit TV and the heritage conservation group Historic England were also sponsors of the awards, meaning there were quite a few entries from around the UK.
Other images earning recognition in the contest were photos of Hereford Cathedral, St. Michael's Tower in Glastonbury and Scott Antcliffe's sunset shot of Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland (pictured above).
There were also several winning images from other corners of the globe.
Brazil's Oscar Niemeyer is considered one of the titans of modern architecture.
A photographer identifying himself as just Alistair was shortlisted for his picture of Rio de Janeiro's Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The building, which visitors think resembles everything from a UFO to a concrete flower, is a popular destination for architecture buffs.
The remains of a downed US Navy Douglas C-117D have become a popular backdrop for music videos.
Yevhen Samuchenko
One of the most striking entries was of the wreckage of a US Navy aircraft that crashed near Sólheimasandur, Iceland, in 1973. It was snapped by Ukrainian photographer Yevhen Samuchenko, who has also photographed for UNESCO and the Royal Photography Society.
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Orthopedic Biomaterials
Medtronic Announces FDA Approval of Infuse(TM) Bone Graft in New Spine Surgery Indications Using PEEK Interbody Implants
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Medtronic plc announced U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of Infuse(TM) Bone Graft in new spine surgery indications. InfuseBone Graft is now approved for use with additional spine implants made of polyetheretherketone (PEEK) in oblique lateral interbody fusion (OLIF 25(TM) and OLIF 51(TM)) and anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) procedures at a single level. This is the second expanded indication in just over two years.
The new approved indications for InfuseBone Graft are:
Use in OLIF 51 procedures with Divergence-L®Interbody Fusion Device at a single level from L5-S1.
Use in OLIF 25 procedures with Pivox(TM) Oblique Lateral Spine System at a single level from L2-L5.
Use in ALIF procedures with Divergence-LInterbody Fusion Device at a single level from L2-S1.
"Different spine patients can have very different surgical needs, so the more options surgeons have to combine a clinically-proven bone grafting technology like Infuse with different procedures and implants, the greater the likelihood of successful outcomes," said Dr. Richard Hynes, president and spine surgeon at the B.A.C.K. Center in Melbourne, Florida. "This latest approval addresses some fairly common degenerative spine surgical correction needs."
InfuseBone Graft is used with certain Medtronic interbody fusion devices to treat lumbar degenerative disc disease. This condition can cause back and/or leg pain, as well as functional problems, such as tingling or numbness in the legs or buttocks or difficulty walking.
"Infuse Bone Graft remains one of the most-extensively studied products in Spine that is commercially available today," said Doug King, senior vice president and president of Medtronic's Spine division, which is part of the Restorative Therapies Group at Medtronic. "The expanded approval with these PEEK devices for OLIF25, OLIF51, and ALIF procedures provide important options for surgeons and their patients."
InfuseBone Graft is approved for certain spine, oral-maxillofacial and orthopedic trauma surgeries. Infuse has been on the market since 2002 and has been used in more than one million patients worldwide.
The active ingredient in InfuseBone Graft is rhBMP-2 – a manufactured version of a protein already present in the body that promotes new bone growth. During surgery, it is applied to an absorbable collagen sponge (ACS). The ACS is a carrier to deliver the rhBMP-2 to the implant site and acts as a scaffold for the formation of new bone, and it will resorb, or disappear, over time.
The Divergence-LInterbody Fusion Device and the Pivox Oblique Lateral Spine System incorporate the technology of Gary K. Michelson, M.D.
Source: https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/30/1490051/0/en/Medtronic-Announces-FDA-Approval-of-Infuse-TM-Bone-Graft-in-New-Spine-Surgery-Indications-Using-PEEK-Interbody-Implants.html
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Facility managers can't be too hands-off with a roofing installation. After awarding the contract, be sure to check in frequently on the project to make sure all is well.
After planning and project documents, the next step is to hire a contractor and oversee the installation. Here are four steps to getting that process right.
• Are they an established business with a good reputation? Check references.
• Do they have the financial strength and trained personnel to take on a project with the scope and size of the one being bid?
• Do they have the necessary experience and manufacturer's authorization to install the specified system?
• Are they properly licensed and insured?
Once all the project documents have been created and acceptable to the owner, a meeting should be scheduled at the project site a couple weeks before quotes are to be received. This will be the time for those quoting the project to have an opportunity to review the specification, take their own measurements, and ask questions. It is a good idea to make this meeting mandatory for those competing for the project award.
Other considerations include the expected scope and duration of the project and how that will fit into business operations scheduling. Also, consider the weather requirements for the project; based on the expected start date, can the project be completed before the weather window closes? For example, if a building is located in a cold northern climate and the roof system will be installed using cold process liquid adhesives don't wait until October or November to start the project. Even solvent-based adhesives and coatings require the ambient weather conditions to be dry with temperatures of 50 degrees F and rising for proper application. If awarded too late, cold weather could set in before the project is complete. The building may end up having to close down a partially completed reroofing project until spring. That is not a favorable situation to be in, since temporary tie offs can leave the facility susceptible to leaks and unfinished surfaces can become contaminated.
Finally, when evaluating quotes, be wary of any that are extremely low. It is possible that quote incorporated an estimating or calculation error. If awarded, that contractor may look for extra add-ons or cut corners to make up the shortage in that quote.
If the building owner partnered with a roof consultant, they should be scheduled for considerable observation time during tear-off and the installation process to verify that the specification is followed using the proper materials and application methods. The owner should receive routine written reports with photo documentation. Fulltime qualified third party observation is most desirable if the owner can budget for that service.
The selected contractor will typically allow for an occasional weather delay in the projected schedule, but be sure that the project is watertight before they leave the site each day and that they return to the project as soon as weather permits.
Provided thorough inspections were made prior to writing the specification and a mandatory prebid meeting was held, there should be no, or at least few, surprises during the installation phase. Occasionally a building owner might find more area of deck repair is needed that was allocated in the specification. But those types of potential unknowns are typically quoted in advance on a per square foot basis.
Be sure there is provision within the specification outlining the change order process to document the request, its evaluation, and the cost effect on the project.
Depending on the size of a reroofing project and the expected duration, the building owner will also need to provide for incremental payments during the project. The contractor will need to pay its employees and pay material suppliers for products delivered. To avoid any confusion, the terms of these payments should also be addressed in the specifications with a schedule of values of work to be performed and documented before partial payments are provided. The final payment should be retained until the owner is satisfied with the completed project and receives the executed warranties.


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The regular season is drawing to a close, but not before Creighton Prep faces one last top-10 opponent. The Junior Jays are going up against 9th-ranked Lincoln East on Friday, and there are going to be some fireworks. Both teams can score well over 30 points a game when given the chance, but both are also gifted with stingy defenses who love getting stops and turnovers. If anything is certain about this game, it's this: this game will be entertaining.
The Spartans' high powered offense is led by senior quarterback Noah Walters. Walters may be the best-performing quarterback in Class A this year, having thrown for over 2800 yards and 38 touchdowns, compared to only 3 interceptions. At one point in the middle of the season Walters had 4 straight games in which he threw over 5 touchdowns. He's the biggest reason this offense scores over 42 points a game and hasn't been held below 28 points since the first game of the year.
Walters isn't the only reason this offense is so powerful. Another key player is his primary receiver, senior receiver Cooper Erickson. Erickson is nearing 1000 yards receiving on the year (he's at 974 right now) and has also scored 11 touchdowns. Another important receiver is the junior Malachi Coleman: Coleman has 513 yards and 9 touchdowns on just 14 catches this year. The run game is less important for this team, although senior Jaelyn Welch has 264 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns on the year, as well as 176 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns.
On defense, the Spartans are just as explosive. This is a unit that has forced 13 turnovers and held opponents under 19 points a game. The main takeaway artist is senior Luke Greisen, who along with 7 touchdowns, has 4 interceptions on the year, which leads the team. Believe it or not, Coleman is also on the defensive line, and has 5 sacks and 4 forced fumbles on the year. His speed has been incredibly useful for the team on both sides of the ball this year. The leading tackler on defense is senior Max Perry, who has 93 tackles and 3 pass deflections.
Meanwhile, the Junior Jays are a power running team with a dominant defense. Junior running back Marty Brown has had an incredible season and went over 1000 rushing yards last game, as well as adding 2 touchdowns to his season total of 15. If by some miracle Brown can't get going, then senior Jack Stessman, with 352 yards and 7 touchdowns this year, probably can. And oh yeah, the fullback, George Egan, has 126 yards and 2 touchdowns of his own.
The passing game is led capably by senior quarterback Jack Piernicky, who is nearing 1000 yards on the year and hasn't thrown an interception in the past three games. His favorite target is fellow senior Thomas Leiden, who has 29 catches for 467 yards and 3 of the team's 8 receiving touchdowns on the year. The deep threats are junior Pierce Johnson (12 catches, 168 yards) and senior tight end Jack Kirkwood (7 catches, 104 yards). Piernicky also loves throwing short, and his favorite connection there is senior Trey Olden, who is second on the team in receptions with 13 and has 105 yards and a touchdown on the year.
On defense, Prep matches a dominant defensive line with a ball-hawking secondary. The defense has 8 interceptions on the year, with 2 apiece from Asher Anderson and John Pargo (who also blocked a punt for a touchdown earlier this year). On special teams, Ford Hamilton is the guy who scores the points, and he's 23/29 on extra points and 3/7 on field goals this year.
This game pits two teams with high powered (mostly one-dimensional) offenses and very good defenses against each other. Both teams are on the edge of the elite in Class A this year, and both have a real chance to make a run very deep into the playoffs as well. The key for Lincoln East is their offense consistently moving downfield without turning the ball over, while for Prep the key is winning the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Both teams do appear to have an Achilles' heel: for the Spartans, it's their occasionally porous run defense, while for Prep, it's playing a team that can break an 80 yard touchdown on any drive. Luckily for the Junior Jays, their run offense is far consistent than Lincoln East's big-play machine, and that'll be enough to get them the win.
My final prediction is 28-24 Creighton Prep.
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As we have mentioned before, we receive comments, suggestions, and questions from readers in various ways. We read many comment cards and e-mails from readers to keep up to date with their needs and ideas. One question we hear repeatedly is, "Do you accept case studies for publication in AFP?" Here's the answer to that question, plus responses to a few other common questions.
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Those that discuss a "classic" presentation of an uncommon (although not extremely rare) diagnosis or a lesser-known aspect of a common disease. For an example, seehttps://www.aafp.org/afp/2005/0315/p1062.html (Wegener's Granulomatosis Presents as Pulmonary Infection).
Reports that illuminate a less-known aspect of a common disease: something that would cause a reader to say, "I didn't know that, but I'm glad I do now!" For an example, seehttps://www.aafp.org/afp/2005/0715/p224.html (Parotid Enlargement as a Presentation of HIV Infection).
It is also helpful if the case report includes diagnostic images or photos that unequivocally point to the diagnosis being discussed.
A little humor never hurts. Sometimes being able to see the light-hearted side of life is a valuable break from routine. For an example of a not-so-serious case study, seehttps://www.aafp.org/afp/2003/0115/p252a.html (Using a Metal Detector to Track a Swallowed Penny).
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The new words show the relationship , see how it is-- The word is Mai मैँ, and Mera मेरा means in relation to to me or myself, similarly Tumhara for तुम--Tum and likewise.
Hamaare liye.हमारे लिये for us.
Kisa liye किस लिये for what ?
Aapakii aavashyakataa hai आपकी आवश्यकता है, you need it.
Mujhe bhii aisaa lagataa hai. मुझे भी ऐसा लगता है, yes, I think so.


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While the final seat tally is still not yet resolved, one outcome of the 2017 British Columbia election is clear: there are uncertain policy waters ahead. This is particularly true for BC's resource sector, and Canada's resource industries that depend on access to global markets through Canada's Asia Pacific gateways on the coast.
As of May 12, 2017, the seat distribution in the 87-seat legislature stands at 43 seats for the BC Liberals, 41 seats for the New Democratic Party, and three seats for the Green Party. With only two seats separating the Liberals and the NDP, there are three ridings facing recounts that could either confirm the status quo, provide Christy Clark a bare majority mandate, or, even though there's a small likelihood, result in an NDP win.
On election night, in Maple Ridge‑Mission, the NDP candidate was declared the victor, with a mere 120-vote margin. In Coquitlam-Burke Mountain, the Liberals were declared elected with a 170‑vote margin. Meanwhile, in Courtenay‑Comox, the NDP candidate was declared the victor with a margin of just nine votes.
While the final seat count in the legislature may be a couple of weeks away, it is clear that the outcome of the election will cause a policy shift in the province that few expected at the start of the campaign. Political finance reform will likely come early, with a probable ban on both corporate and union contributions to parties, and local campaigns being the likely outcome. Housing affordability and access, a dominant issue throughout the campaign, will likely continue to be a central issue of consideration by the government. Transportation priorities, including working with Lower Mainland mayors, will likely have to be re-imagined in light of what some local governments view as the misaligned project priorities and funding models proposed by both the Liberals and NDP.
But the one policy area that is most unknown going forward in a possible minority legislature is the future of resource development. From the perspective of the BC Liberals, the aspirations are quite clear given their 16‑year track record: they want growth and expansion of the resource sector. Their election platform has a goal of establishing eight new mines in the province by 2022; to have three new liquefied natural gas plants under construction by 2020; to complete the Site C dam and promote electrification of oil and gas fields; and contribute $5 million annually to pursue market access for BC lumber products to the Chinese and Indian markets.
From New Democrats, the public should expect full non-cooperation. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, NDP Leader John Horgan will lead the NDP into the next election campaign. The NDP gained seats under his leadership, they are united behind him, and he is just a couple of seats short of becoming Premier. Whenever the next election occurs, the "time for change" NDP message versus a five‑term Liberal government that will be seeking a sixth term, will likely be even more attractive with the public. So, the public can expect New Democrats to take every opportunity to deny Liberals success, offer alternative solutions to every challenge, and try to present a credible, "ready to govern" team and tone throughout the coming months and years.
Specifically, on the resource and energy sectors, the NDP has been absolute in their opposition to the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, as well as their desire for a halt to the Site C dam project. In fact, John Horgan has said that he would use "every tool in the toolbox" to stop the Kinder Morgan, Trans Mountain project. The NDP's base won't tolerate any softening of this position, and Mr. Horgan's strategic effort will be to either co-opt the Greens, or to expose and stigmatize the Greens as being passively complicit in allowing these projects to be approved.
New Democrats tried to moderate the perception that they're opposed to any resource development by suggesting they would work to more effectively engage indigenous communities in BC on resource development projects, and that they would even accelerate the approval process for new mines. However, don't expect much cooperation from New Democrats on much of the Liberals' resource agenda under Premier Clark.
The great unknown going forward, is the impact of the now three Green Party MLAs on public policy, should they have the balance of power in the legislature. What this will mean to the government's agenda when it comes to resources development and environmental protection is uncertain.
On forestry, their campaign commitment to the public includes introducing a new forestry act, with a focus on wildlife habitat, as well as the establishment of a new Natural Resources Commissioner and Board that will set new sustainable harvest levels for forestry in BC. The Greens want a limit on log exports, and want the BC Government to invest in "innovation for non-traditional uses of wood and wood fibre." They also want a commitment to develop a "BC Old-Growth Forest Inventory" to manage and protect old-growth forests.
There are areas of agreement and overlap with the Liberals when it comes to pursuit of global market access, promoting value-added industries, support for forest research and keeping taxes on the industry low. The Greens even want to see the Provincial Sales Tax removed from purchases of machinery and equipment in sawmills and wood processing.
The Greens have called for a moratorium on tankers carrying diluted bitumen on the BC coast, but Green leader Andrew Weaver has said that he would consider supporting moving refined product along the coast. They have also called for reform of the BC Oil and Gas Commission to "remove conflicting interests within the Commission." They also want to have maintenance requirements for pipelines made clear and enforceable, and "require the adoption of international efficiency standards."
Politically, the Green platform is full of boutique proposals that could find support from the Liberal government in a way that would allow a Liberal-Green agenda to succeed in the legislature without offending many BC Liberal voters, while at the same time allowing the Greens to be seen to be an effective faction in the legislature. To be sure, there are some areas of broad philosophical and practical disagreement between the Liberals and Greens, but there are measures in the Green platform that could reasonably see cross-party alignment and, more importantly, public support. Green Party initiatives include: expanding the network of charging facilities for electric and low emission vehicles; continued incentives to purchase low/no emission vehicles; support for ride sharing services like Uber and Lyft; working with TransLink and local governments to configure commuter routes that are friendly to cycling and pedestrians; greater funding for public transit; establishing incentive programs for retrofitting commercial buildings to greater environmental standards; and investing CA$80 million over four years in "green transportation infrastructure, building efficiency incentives and other initiatives."
When you add this list of initiatives to larger proposals like campaign finance reform, it is possible to envision a Liberal agenda that is free enterprise friendly, environmentally-progressive-based, and in sync with public opinion, which could provide some political stability for the province for a few years.
Christy Clark has every incentive to stabilize her government with an agenda that has the support of the legislature, and the Green Party has every incentive to prove to the record number of British Columbians who voted Green in this election that their vote resulted in meaningful outcomes for a cleaner and stronger British Columbia. In the months ahead we will see if cooler, practical political leadership emerges on an agenda of cross-party support, or whether the broader philosophical disagreements on matters like pipelines, fracking and tankers, prevent BC's first minority legislature since 1952 to see any success at all for British Columbians.
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Arvid Persson Roman, född 1587 i Nya Lödöse, död 25 september 1655 i Kristinehamn, var en svensk landsbokhållare.

1631 blev han utnämnd till landsbokhållare för Närke, Värmland, Nora bergslag och Dal.

Roman spelade tillsammans med brodern Olof Persson Roman och tullinspektören Peter Flygge en betydande roll vid grundandet av Kristinehamn 1642. Han skänkte också till staden bl.a. en rådstuga, en mässhake och bidrog till kyrkobygget.

Roman ägde i hög grad regeringens förtroende. Ett bevis på detta är alla de förläningar han mottog. Han blev med tiden en stor jordägare och ägde flera gårdar i Värmland bl.a. Ulfsjö, Uddby och Kummelön i Ölme.

Gift 1619 med Anna Jönsdotter Gyllenhand (1604-1633).

Roman är stamfader för adliga ätten Stierncrantz som med sonen kamreraren i Ingermanland och Kexholms län Per Roman (1630-1682) adlades 1674. Denna ätt fortlever endast i Finland.

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A Local Massachusetts Bumble Bee Is Endangered!
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According to onegreenplanet.org, 2% of the bee population is responsible for 80 of our global agriculture, so if a small part of that bee population disappears a large part of our agricultural system will crash. Pollinators are necessary for 70% of the 100 top foods grown globally. Without bees, there would be no apples, oranges, cranberries, avocados, almonds… can you imagine?
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Gulf of Naples at Naples, with Mount Vesuvius on the horizon.
Regional map of the Gulf of Naples.
The Gulf of Naples (Italian: Golfo di Napoli) is on the south-western coast of Italy. Also called the Bay of Naples, it is a c.15-kilometre-wide (9.3 mi) gulf in the province of Naples, Campania region.
The bay opens to the west into the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered on the north by Naples and Pozzuoli, on the east by Mount Vesuvius, and on the south by Sorrento and the Sorrentine Peninsula. The Peninsula separates the Gulf of Naples from the Gulf of Salerno, which includes the Amalfi coast.
The islands of Capri, Ischia and Procida are in the Gulf of Naples. The area is a tourist destination, with the seaside Roman ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. These towns were covered with volcanic ash in the AD 79 eruption of Vesuvius.
Fin whales can sometimes be seen in Gulf of Pozzuoli.
↑ Gulf of Naples islands (PDF).
↑ gentedipiazza (24 October 2007). "balena nel golfo di pozzuoli" – via YouTube.


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The opening ceremony will be held on Sunday June the 17th, and will start in the early evening with the icebreaker party at the Playfair Library Old College, University of Edinburgh.
The symposium reception and dinner is scheduled for Thursday June the 20th at 18:00 and will take place in the ballroom of the Edinburgh Assembly Rooms.
If you are interested in sponsoring one of the FORAMS 2018 events, please contact us at FORAMS2018@st-andrews.ac.uk, or get in touch with our Sponsorship Coordinator Martin Langer.


This animated feature, based on the New 52 comic, re-tells the origin of the Justice League, with a younger group of heroes. When we're introduced to Batman he's on the news as some sinister vigilante. On the streets of Gotham a woman misses her bus and is abducted by what looks like Batman--but we see it's a hideous, big-fanged alien when Green Lantern shows up to rescue her. Then the real Batman appears. The two heroes don't get along, probably because their personalities are so much alike. The alien explodes--but not before he plants a strange, square device. They try to analyze it but the only readings they get is that it's alien. Meanwhile, at Star Labs in Metropolis, scientists are examining a similar device that was brought to them by The Flash. In Washington, D.C, a crowd is protesting against Princess Diana, aka Wonder Woman, because of the property damage she has caused in her battles. You see, in this reality people don't like the costumed heroes.
Green Lantern and Batman go to Metropolis to seek out Superman, who they've never met. There's a misunderstanding--and a brief fight. It comes to a halt when both Batman and Superman reveal they know each other's secret identities.
Cyborg is created during an alien attack when a scientist's football hero son, Vic Stone, is mortally wounded. To save him, his father injects experimental nanites into his bloodstream. Not only does this make him stronger, it gives him the ability to talk to other machines--including the alien devices. What they do is open gateways around the world, from which emerge these flying aliens. And the villain? It's Darkseid, who has been harvesting planets and transforming their inhabitants into these mindless creatures. Wonder Woman and the Flash show up and also joining in is Shazam, who acts like a kid because, well, he really is a kid.
It's always seeing an updated/different version of a familiar story, but I missed one of the original founding members, Martian Manhunter, and much prefer the JUSTICE LEAGUE animated series from a decade ago.


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October 23, 2019 October 23, 2019 Shopper News Note
Congrats to us-
We're 38!
Thirty-eight years . . . and counting! Yes, the Shopper has been mailed to the homes . . . like it should be . . . for 38 years now. This edition of the Shopper News Note begins our 39th year of publication.
The first edition of the Shopper News Note came out on Wed., Oct. 21, 1981. Publisher was Gary Smith, and Harriet Smith handled typesetting and bookkeeping. Gary's sister, Ursula Pohl (deceased September, 2006), handled the ad designing, and the Smith's daughter, Holly, helped with the mailing. It was, and still is, a family operation.
Gary (deceased April, 2017) and Harriet (deceased March, 2019) turned the operation over to their daughter, Holly and her husband, William, in 2003. Also, Mona Taylor, Jessica Gray, AJ Byrum, Tylar Mitchell, and Leland Taylor help get the popular publication out to folks in Lindsay, Maysville, Bradley, Alex, and Dibble on schedule.
The popular publication has the largest circulation of any weekly mailed publication in Oklahoma. Factual circulation information is growing more important almost daily and the Belknaps welcome every opportunity to compare circulation information with other publications. Besides serving the advertising needs of most of the area businesses, the Shopper also offers non-commercial want-ads called Shopper Toppers, News Notes of upcoming events of general interest, Business Briefs, Who's Where in Uniform, and publish area obituaries. As has become customary, we'd like to thank those folks who came on board that first publication – many of whom are still with us – • Standridge Hardware and John Deere, Inc. • Geffre's • Doil King's Swap Shop Home Furnishings • Jean's Shu Shack • Ursula Pohl's Fuller Brush • Goodner's Discount Foods • Henderson T.V. and Appliance • Freeman Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac • Vic Cacy Motor Co. • Lindsay Builder's Supply • Ernie Philpott Realty, Inc. • Williamson's • First National Bank.
Lindsay's downtown trick-or-treat is October 31
Lindsay's downtown Halloween trick-or-treat on Main Street and then throughout the town at the homes will be held on Thurs., Oct. 31, according to Violet Henderson, Lindsay Chamber of Commerce manager.
Local merchants will be handing out candy from 3:30 p.m. until about 6:00 p.m., and trick-or-treaters will be able to show off their costumes by parading up and down Lindsay's Main Street.
First National Bank will have a bounce house on the north end of Lindsay's grand brick Main Street, and KBLP Radio will have free hotdogs.
Folks who would like to participate, but who do not have businesses on Main Street, may bring their vehicle, or table and chairs, and hand out candy.
"This is a fun time, and it's great to see all the kids!" Violet Henderson added.
Toward dusk, the trick-or-treaters will be able to head to the neighborhoods in Lindsay for more treats.
"Bring your kiddos and join the fun! Everyone is welcome!" Ms. Henderson added.
Those who would like more information about the downtown trick-or-treat may contact the Lindsay Chamber of Commerce at 405-756-4312.
'We CAN Help' donations accepted through Fri., Nov. 15
Canned good donations will be accepted through Fri., Nov. 15, according to Beverly Barker.
The purpose of this project is to collect as much canned food as possible to organize and deliver to the elderly of our community of Lindsay.
"The high cost of heating and cooling homes sometimes puts a financial strain on those with fixed incomes. It's especially difficult for them during the holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas," Ms Barker added.
"We need a LOT of food. We have older people living in our neighborhoods who are hungry. Please pray about and consider helping feed the elderly residents of our community this year," Ms. Barker went on to say.
Donations will be accepted through Fri., Nov. 15. Canned foods such as canned vegetables, canned salmon, tuna, beanie weenies, Spam, etc., will be ideal foods.
Canned goods will be accepted at the following locations:
• First National Bank of Lindsay, located at 101 S. Main
• Erin Springs Church of God, located at 14028 E. County Road 1518, south of Lindsay on Hwy. 76, or just south of the Washita River bridge.
• As always, food may be dropped off at the blue 2001 Ford pickup in the parking lot of the Lindsay Senior Center, daily from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
"God bless you all!" Ms. Barker concluded.
Those who would like further information may contact Ms. Barker at 405-756-7403.
Grady County Republicans Meet
The Grady County Republican Party is set to hold their October meeting on Thurs., Oct. 24 at 6:30 p.m., according to a news release.
The meeting will be held in Classroom 1 at the Canadian Valley Technology Center (CVTC) Chickasha Campus, located at 1401 Michigan Ave. in Chickasha.
Guest speaker Steve Fair, 4th Congressional District Chairman, will speak on steps to prepare and work toward the 2020 election. The program will also include introduction and platforms from the candidates, and possible legislative updates from Sen. Lonnie Paxton and Rep. Brad Boles.
Those who would like further information may contact the Grady County Republican Party by E-mail at
gradygop.1@gmail.com. The mailing address is P. O. Box 241, Chickasha, OK 73023. Their Facebook is Grady County Republican Party.
Beta Sigma Phi's Halloween Carnival is Nov. 2
Lindsay's annual Halloween Carnival, put on by the ladies of Beta Sigma Phi, is set for Sat., Nov. 2 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., according to Gena Fletcher.
The carnival will be held at the Lindsay Fair Barn, located north of Lindsay on Hwy. 76, northwest of the old REC Building.
There will be plenty of fun games, plus the costume contest and the crowning of the King and Queen/Prince and Princess contestants. Concessions will be available, including delicious chili, nachos and Frito pie. The always-popular Bingo game will be held in the comfortable new area beside the concession stand.
"We still have booth space available, and this is a great way for civic, non-profit organizations to raise money. The booth space is only $10.00, and the rest of the money you make that night is yours. ALL of the booth space rental money is awarded to the group with the best-decorated booth," Ms. Fletcher added.
Those wanting to sign up for a booth or who need more information about the carnival are asked to contact Ms. Fletcher at 405-756-7614.
JOM & Title VI Indian programs to host meeting
Fall meetings of the Lindsay Public School Johnson O'Malley (JOM) and Title VI Indian education programs are set for Thurs., Oct. 24, according to Gail Ince.
This is an open meeting, and the annual elections will be held. Three new members will be elected to each parent committee.
The JOM meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m., and the Title VI meeting will follow.
All parents of American Indian students Pre-K through 12th grade are encouraged to attend. The meetings will be held in the Elementary computer lab at Lindsay Public School, Doyle Greteman Media Center. Those attending are asked to enter through the southwest entrance, by the Jungle.
Those needing further information may contact Ms. Ince at 405-428 or my email at gince@lindsay.k12.ok.us.
Deadline to request absentee ballots nears
A little more than a week remains for registered voters in McClain County to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the Tues., Nov. 12 according to County Election Board Secretaries. .
Applications for absentee ballots must be received by the County Election Board no later than 5:00 p.m. Wed., Nov. 6 to be processed in time for the election.
Absentee voters may apply in person at the County Election Board office or may send their applications by mail, fax, or e-mail. An online version of the form may be filled out and submitted electronically at http://www.elections.ok.gov. Any registered voter eligible to vote in the election may vote by absentee ballot without stating a reason, however absentee voters can activate certain special conditions in the following circumstances:
• Registered voters who are physically incapacitated and voters who care for physically incapacitated persons who cannot be left unattended may apply for absentee ballots only by mail, fax, e-mail, online or via an agent who is at least 16 years of age and who is not employed by or related within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity to any person whose name appears on the ballot.
• Registered voters who are confined to nursing homes in the county may apply by mail, by fax, by e-mail, online or via an agent who is at least 16 years of age and who is not employed by or related within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity to any person whose name appears on the ballot.
• Military personnel, residents of McClain County living overseas, and the spouses and dependents of each group may apply only by mail, by fax, or by e-mail. Military and overseas voters who would like more information and instructions may visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program website: http://www.fvap.gov/oklahoma.
Those who would like more information on absentee voting may contact the McClain County Election Board at 121 N Second Avenue, Purcell, OK 73080. The telephone number is 405.527.3121. The County Election Board's fax number is 405.527.9347. Karen Haley is the McClain County Election Board Secretary. Additional election-related information is available at http://www.elections.ok.gov.
Area teams to take the field Friday night
It's football time in Oklahoma! That means it's time for some Friday night lights on high school football fields across the state. Games begin at 7:00 p.m.
Lindsay travels to Comanche
Alex travels to Carnegie
Elmore City-Pernell travels to Apache
Dibble hosts Healdton
Pauls Valley hosts Purcell
Maysville hosts Tipton
Blanchard travels to Tuttle
Marlow travels to Sulphur
The University of Oklahoma travels to Manhattan, Kansas to take on the Kansas State University Wildcats, and Oklahoma State University travels to Ames, Iowa to take on the Iowa State University Cyclones.
"Wear your school colors, and get your cheering voice ready, because football season is here!" one fan encouraged.
Garvin County Health Dept. offers FREE flu shots
The Garvin County Health Dept. will offer a FREE drive-thru clinic on Fri., Nov. 8 from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Lindsay Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Station, located at 110 W. Creek in Lindsay, acording to Kevin Caldwell.
Flu shots will be provided at no cost to recipients, courtesy of the Garvin County Health Department and the Chickasaw Nation.
Flu vaccination is recommended each year for everyone six months of age and older. When more people are vaccinated against the flu, there is less opportunity for flu to spread in families, schools and communities. Also, a yearly flu shot is needed because a person's immune protection from being vaccinated decreases after a year, and yearly vaccination provides the best protection against the flu through the entire flu season.
"We are encouraging everyone to get their flu vaccination, and we hope this effort to make it FREE to individuals will make it more accessible," said Jackie Kanak, Regional Director for the Garvin County Health Department. "The last season was especially devastating, and we want to ensure that as many people as possible can receive the added protection that the flu vaccine provides."
In addition to getting a flu shot, public health officials recommend the following prevention tips:
• Adopt a healthy lifestyle by eating nutritious foods, exercising regularly, and getting a full night's rest. • Wash hands frequently using soap and water, or alcohol-based products such as hand gels when hands are not visibly soiled. • Use tissues to cover coughs and sneezes, then dispose of them and wash your hands immediately. When tissues are not readily available, cough into your sleeve, not your hands. • Stay home from work, school and other public places when feeling ill.
Those who would like further information may contact the Garvin County Health Dept. at 405-238-7346.
FREE dinner set for Veterans and families
The Lindsay Elks Lodge #2351 is hosting their annual FREE dinner for all veterans on Mon., Nov. 11, at 4:00 p.m., according to Lodge Veterans Chairman, Lee Martin.
The free dinner will be held at the Lindsay Elks Lodge, located at the north edge of Lindsay, just off Hwy, 76.
"We hope all area veterans and their families will come out to this dinner. We owe them a debt of gratitude for their service to this country. This dinner is just the way to show it," Mr. Martin stated.
Those needing futher information, or to RSVP, may contact the Elks Lodge after 4:00 p.m. at 406-756-4245.
Annual business meeting set for Purdy Cemetery group
The Purdy Cemetery Association is set to hold their annual business meeting on Mon., Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m., according to LaVern Russell.
The meeting will be held at the Erin Springs Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Visitors are asked to enter in the north door. The church is located on Hwy. 76, just south of Lindsay at Erin Springs.
Those who would like further information may contact Ms. Russell at 405-756-6596 or Barbara England at 405-756-3842.
Benefit account set up for Alma De Chavira
A benefit bank account is set up at the American Exchange Bank of Lindsay for Alma De Chavira, according to Desiree Allison.
Ms. Chavira is a Lindsay resident who is battling breast cancer. She has three children, two are in Lindsay Elementary School, and one is in Lindsay High School. She is also head of housekeeping at the Best Western Hotel in Lindsay. Her son is on the Lindsay Jaguars baseball team.
American Exchange Bank is located at 402 S. Main in Lindsay. Those who have questions may contact Ms. Allison at 405-401-7779.
Fall Festival set at Calvary Baptist Church
The annual Fall Festival at Lindsay's Calvary Baptist Church is set for Wed., Oct. 30, according to Lisa Jackson.
The Fall Festival will be held from 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the church, located at 410 W. Chickasaw in Lindsay.
There will be hot dogs, games, Trunk-or-Treat, a Treat Walk, candy, and so much more.
Everything is FREE, and everyone is welcome.
Family-friendly costumes are welcome. Those who would like further information may contact the church at 405-756-2781.
Benefit Spaghetti Dinner set for Alma De Chavira
The Lindsay Jaguars baseball team is hosting a benefit spaghetti dinner on Fri., Nov. 1, for Alma De Chavira, according to Desiree Allison.
The dinner will be held from 5:30 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in the Lindsay Elementary Cafeteria, prior to the Lindsay home football game against Dickson.
The dinner will include spaghetti, bread, salad, drink, and dessert. All proceeds go to Ms. Chavira for medical expenses.
There is also an account set up to take donations at American Exchange Bank of Lindsay. The bank is located at 402 S. Main in Lindsay.
The Lindsay Elementary Cafeteria is located at the corner of S.W. 8th and Creek Streets in Lindsay. Those who have questions may contact Ms. Allison at 405-401-7779.
Scam Alert-
A Lindsay resident reports a new scam. She received a phone call from someone who said he was a representative of AT&T.
He said AT&T needed her help to catch a hacker who was trying to get her information. She hung up on him, but he called her back several times, even calling her husband and saying the same thing.
She reminds everyone not to answer their phones unless it is a local phone number, or a phone number they know. In addition, no one should ever give out their Social Security Number (SNN) to any callers.
Walking History Tour set Sunday at area cemetery
A Walking History Tour is set for Sun., Oct 27 from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the Erin Springs Cemetery. This is a Family Outing for all ages, including children and youth, according to Thelma Love.
It is hosted by the Lindsay Community Historical Society and the P.A.S.S. organization, to help people connect with the history of the past. Many residents of the Lindsay and Erin Springs communities are buried at this cemetery.
There will be many interesting stories told by local residents. Brandon Fentem, a retired History teacher of the Lindsay Public Schools, will be sharing the story of an older man who fought in the Civil War as a teenager.
The Murray-Lindsay Mansion will be open for tours during the afternoon. Children and youth will be playing games in the Mansion yard.
The Erin Springs Cemetery is located just south of Lindsay on Hwy. 76, then west about one-tenth of a mile. Anyone who has a special interest in this event, or who has information to share may contact Thelma Love at 405-919-6146.
Fall Festival set for Wednesday at Lindsay FBC
The First Baptist Church of Lindsay is set to hold their Fall Festival on Wed., Oct. 23 from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., according to a news release.
There will be games, inflatables, food, Trunk-or-Treat, and more – all at the church, located at 401 S.W. 3rd in Lindsay – and it's all FREE!
Those who have questions may contact the church at 405-756-2266.
Area church to host Walk through the Word
Maysville's First Assembly of God Church is set to host 'Walk through the Word' and Fall Festival on Sat., Oct. 26, according to Sister Linda Franklin.
The evening will start with a walk through God's Word, then there will be lots of candy, games, food, and fun for everyone to enjoy.
The event will be held from 5:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the church, located on Hwy. 19, on the west side of Maysville. The event is free, and everyone is welcome.
Those who have questions may contact Ms. Franklin at 405-207-8655.
Lindsay Chamber hosts Town Hall meeting
The Lindsay Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting at the Depot on Thurs., Oct. 24 from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., according to Violet Henders, Chamber manager.
Oklahoma State Senator Paul Scott and Oklahoma State Representative Cindy Roe will be at the Depot to provide legislative updates, and to answer any questions presented to them.
"Please come down and support our representatives at the State Capitol," Ms. Henderson added.
The Depot is located at the north end of the Lindsay's grand brick Main Street. Those who have questions may contact Ms. Henderson at 405-756-4312.
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Q: Website for sharing solutions/proof verification? Is there a website for sharing solutions to exercises in math books? I'm self-studying math and I find solution manuals like this very helpful. When I do an exercise, I usually scribble down a few lines (sometimes I don't write anything at all), then look at the solution and if I see the same idea as mine, I'm convinced that my proof is correct or at least I got the right idea. If my proof is different from proof given in the solution manual, I write it down in great detail to verify that it's correct. This takes a lot of time.
Unfortunately, few books have solution manuals. For example, "A Course in Algebra" by E. B. Vinberg is a very popular book in my country, but there is no solution manual. It's a pity that a lot of people do exercises from this book every year and their solutions just go to a trash can.
Solution manuals save a lot of time and provide some degree of comfort. It'd be nice to have a website with search by title and author, where people would post their $\LaTeX$-formatted solutions to each exercise and vote for best solutions. My question is whether such a website exists and if it doesn't, why? Is there any legal or pedagogical reasons?

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Mini Confirms Production of Coupe and Frankfurt Co-Starring Model
MINI Cooper Coupe News
Banking on a positive response at the Frankfurt auto show, Mini confirmed today that it will add two new models to its line up. The first will be based on the Coupe Concept, which surfaced online early this month.
BMW, Mini's parent company, says that the turbocharged 1.6L inline-four from the John Cooper Works models will supply around 211-hp and 192 lb-ft of torque to the two-seater. As reported in our First Look, the Mini Coupe Concept features an aluminum roof and seeks to replace the cuteness of the Cooper with a more upscale and serious demeanor.
The second car slated for production is a mystery. And it will remain so -- assuming nothing leaks -- until the planned reveal on September 15 at the Frankfurt show. There are more than a few options, including the Roadster Concept, Speedster, and Crossover.
Just yesterday, Mini USA president Jim McDowell told reporters that a great response was expected for the Coupe Concept at Frankfurt and that he predicts a production version of the Coupe Concept is coming.
In any event, Mini plans to build the two models at its manufacturing facility in Oxford, UK. Check back for our Frankfurt auto show coverage for more details on September 15.
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A Land Before Clubs: a time-travelling extract from The Secret DJ's new book
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Village parties founded on dance, touch and sweating with strangers are banned this year. In their honour, we take a look at the intergenerational all-nighters as captured by Berlin-based Greek photographer, Spyros Rennt.
"If Cummings can break lockdown, then so can I": Britain's illegal ravers defend their right to party
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There is something so perfectly sweet about serving a champagne punch to guests at a party, whether it's a big bridal bash or a romantic Valentine's Day fete.
Champagne punches are so easy to make. For this recipe, you can easily control the color and the intensity of the pomegranate flavor by how much you add. If you want the punch to be more pink, than red, use half the amount of juice.
We love this recipe, because it makes a light and refreshing drink that is ideal for celebratory parties, such as baby showers, wedding and bridal showers and anniversaries.
Want to learn how to rim a glass with cocktail sugar for your Valentine's Day drinks, bridal party cocktail hour or any drink glass? Check out our easy to follow recipe tutorial. But be sure to use a thicker, stickier syrup to moisten the glass edge, such as a corn syrup. Why? It will help make sure the candy hearts stick to the glass rim. Want to make this a mocktail? Use soda water or a lemon-lime soda instead of wine.
Moisten chilled glasses with simple syrup or corn syrup, then dip into cocktail rim sugar. Shake off excess and set aside. In a large pitcher, combine champagne, ginger ale, and pomegranate juice. (All liquids should be chilled before combining.) Stir and taste. If you'd like the drink sweeter, add a splash of simple syrup. If it's good to go, serve and enjoy!
There is something so perfectly sweet about serving a champagne punch to guests at a party, whether it's a big bridal bash or a romantic Valentine's Day fete. The bonus: Champagne punches are so easy to make. For this recipe, you can easily control the color and the intensity of the pomegranate flavor by how much you add. If you want the punch to be more pink, than red, use half the amount of juice.


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'Nigeria's per capital income stagnant for 40 years on stunted GDP growth'
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The 5% jobs for PLWDs
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Seplat leverages rebound in oil prices, post strong sales figures
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FG to stop importation of barite
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, née Guiart le 1er juin 1916 à Lyon, morte le 12 janvier 2009 à Orsay, est une angliciste, résistante et enseignante française.

Biographie

Pierrette Louise Amélie Guiart naît le  dans le  arrondissement de Lyon.

Après le lycée Henri-IV, Pierrette Guiart est admise à l'École normale supérieure en 1937, dont elle est une des 41 élèves féminines avant que le concours ne soit interdit aux femmes en 1940. En 1940, elle est reçue  à l'agrégation d'anglais.

Elle s'engage dans la résistance à Lyon pendant la seconde guerre mondiale sous le pseudonyme de Louise, au sein du mouvement Combat, puis en 1943 dans les Mouvements unis de la Résistance, lors du rattachement de Combat aux MUR.

Après la Libération, elle se marie et devient Pierrette Le Corre. Elle enseigne l'anglais en classes préparatoires

Elle meurt le  à Orsay. Elle lègue  aux bibliothèques de l'ENS.

Publications
 «  Les cent ans de George Bernard Shaw », La Pensée, , .
 Participation à la trad. d'Angela Davis, Angela Davis parle, Paris, Éditions sociales, coll. « Notre temps », 1971, 93 p. .
 Participation à la trad. de  et , Nous sommes vos fils, Paris, Éditions sociales-Les Éditeurs français réunis, 1975, 364 p. .
 « Actualité de l'antisémitisme », Droit et Liberté, , .
 « Mutations et résistances : l'exemple de la Grande-Bretagne », Recherches internationales, , .
 « En Grande-Bretagne », Économie et Politique, , .
 « Albion en crise », Révolution, , .
 « Winston Churchill », Révolution, , .
 « Itinéraire de Graham Greene », La Nouvelle Critique, , , p. 76-92 (lire en ligne).

Distinction

 Médaille française de la Résistance en 1946 au titre de sa participation en tant que lieutenant dans les Auxiliaires féminines de l'Armée de terre

Références

Naissance en juin 1916
Naissance à Lyon
Agrégé d'anglais
Décès en janvier 2009
Décès à Orsay
Élève de l'École normale supérieure
Élève du lycée Henri-IV au XXe siècle
Décès à 92 ans


Super Retail Group is one of Australasia's Top 10 retailers and is listed in the Australian Stock Exchange. Home to Amart Sports, Avanti Fitness, BCF Boating Camping Fishing, Goldcross Cycles, Rays, Rebel, Supercheap Auto, Workout World and Super Retail Commercial, the Group has operations in Australia, New Zealand and China, all striving to provide solutions and engaging experiences to enhance our customers' leisure time.
Scentre Group manages, develops and has an ownership interest in Westfield-branded shopping centres in Australia and New Zealand. The shopping centres are highly productive, with strong franchise value and the ability to attract the world's leading retail brands. They are an essential part of the community's social and economic fabric.
Scentre Group approached Proj-X to deliver this oversize Rebel branding for a pop-up store at Westfield Bondi Junction. Pop- up stores are an affordable way for brands to encourage spontaneous purchases, extend their brand out from their stores, test new ideas and experiment with different formats and to generate some buzz around the holidays for instance. All this can be done with a short commitment to the space.


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Home Sport The title defence begins
The title defence begins
The Saint Andrew's spinning all-rounder, Ruan Cronjé, was instrumental in the team's title success last year, and this year the SA Colts player will have an even bigger role to play in their campaign. PHOTO: MORGAN PIEK
The defending national champions, Saint Andrew's School in Bloemfontein, are in the capital city this week for the National Schools T20 Challenge, which will be contested at the University of Pretoria.
On Friday Saints earned the right to return to the prestigious tournament and represent the VKB Knights by beating Northern Cape High School at the Vossie Field by a 133 runs.
Saints won the toss and decided to have a bat first, and posted 193/5 in their allotted 20 overs.
Henré Koekemoer got the hosts off to a fast start with two fours and a six, but his lost his wicket just as fast in their first over to and Austin Brooker.
Despite the earlier setback, Saints continued to dominate the battle between the bat and ball to set up the more than healthy total.
Corné Viljoen was the star with the willow for the homeside with 61 runs, followed by the former Northern Cape lad, Reeza Alexander, with an unbeaten 31. Rikus Allen contributed with a solid 27 runs.
Tight bowling by Alexander, Ruan Cronjé and Pheko Moletsane, and inclement weather made the runs chase a bridge too far for the visitors from Kimberley, and they ultimately fell way short of the difficult total in the run chase.
Alexander returned the best figures for Saints with 4/13, while Cronjé finished with 3/15 and Moletsane claimed two scalps for just 13 runs.
Saints is the only school that competed in the national last year, who will be making an appearance at the tournament again this year.
The Cape Cobras will be represented by Paarl Gimnasium this year, while the three-time champions, St Stithians, will represent the Highveld Lions. Hoërskool Waterkloof will feature for the host franchise, the Titans, while the Dolphins are represented by St Charle's College. St Andrew's College in Grahamstown with be representing the Warriors in Pretoria.
The two focus schools this year will be Hudson Park High School from East London, and Queen's College from Queenstown.
Saints are in Pool A for the tournament and will be up against St Stithians on Tuks D on Friday morning in their opening game. In the afternoon they will up against Hudson Park on Tuks E. On Saturday morning they take on Paarl Gim on Tuks B, before the next round in the competition.
National finals at the University of Pretoria will be played from the 15th to 17th March. – MORGAN PIEK
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M. PAULINE NOBLE
M. Pauline Noble, 87, of Aledo, IL died Sunday, January 31, 2021 at Mercer Manor in Aledo. Private family services are Wednesday, February 3, 2021 at Fippinger Funeral Home in Aledo. Burial is in the Buffalo Prairie Cemetery. There is no visitation. Memorials may be left to the New Boston Elementary Library or the Buffalo Prairie Cemetery. Online condolences can be made at www.fippingerfuneralhome.com.
She was born June 3, 1933 in Eliza Township, IL to Stuart and Vivian Hessman Castle. She was valedictorian of Joy High School Class of 1951 and attended AIC in Davenport. On March 1, 1952, she married Jerry Noble.
Pauline was employed at The National Bank of Aledo before becoming a homemaker. After raising her family, she worked at Carver Lumber in Milan and later as a secretary at Westmer Elementary School in New Boston.
She was a member of the Joy United Methodist Church where she sang in the choir, helped with the children's choir and was a former bible school teacher. Pauline enjoyed sewing, needlework, reading, gardening, and especially family and grandchildren.
Survivors include four daughters, Kathy (Rodger) Whitehall of Joy, IL, Kay Sell of Eliza, IL, Kris (Dave) Salmon, Karole (Curt) Franks, all of Aledo; one son, David (Dawn) Noble of Aledo; 14 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Pauline was preceded in death by her parents, a son-in-law, Danny Sell, one great grandchild and two infant sisters.