If English be the official language, immigrants would have better lives. Many people in the world consider English as one of the most important languages in the world with Mandarin, Spanish and French. English has become one of the Universal languages in the world because so many people migrate English speaking nations.
Immigrants wishing to obtain U.S. citizenship, should demonstrate sufficient proficiency in the English language. This is often done on the interview before the naturalization with the employee of the United States Citizenship Services and Immigration Services . The test is conducted strictly according to the instructions in the form of oral responses to questions, reading and writing in English. However, for the majority of immigrants to learn English is a desirable aim, because speaking English, it is easier to gain economic success and to participate in social and civic life. Although, if you want you can live in cultural enclaves in the U.S., where is the predominant foreign language, a good knowledge of English is still necessary for lasting prosperity and success.
Immigrants should be forced to learn English because it is after all America, and because the immigrants should integrate into what it is considered the American culture. Anyone who chooses to live in another country should be required to learn the national language. This will allow the individuals a better chance to find work and understand other member of American society. Immigrants are also particular vulnerable in a new environment, so it's even more important for them to know English before choosing U.S. as their homeland, so they can be well versed in their rights and the laws protecting them in the work. The country obligates immigrants to learn English before naturalization, U.S. citizenship and immigration. If the people know more about the rights, they can have a better life and choose how they want to live. Immigrants need to learn English to find a good job in the U.S.
There is a difficult choice for many immigrants which language to teach children and what language they should talk to them at home. It is naturally that they want their children to know and understand their own language, but at the same time it is clear that children need to speak English in order to succeed in the United States, and to start earning a living. In addition, a study conducted by sociologist Min Zhou, shows that the majority of children of immigrants want to be similar to their American counterparts and they diligently study English, they want not to stand out. As a result, the children of immigrants usually depart from the native language of their parents and consider English to be their native language. Descendants of immigrants of the third generation are showing little interest in the development or use of the native language of their grandparents.
The employees have to follow the rules and policies of the corporation while they are working. People coming to America should study its official language. Everyone has to follow requirements and guidelines, when a candidate wants to get hired for the desired job.
Knowledge of the English language can lead to a successful job and the employment prospects. Many opportunities have bilingual people. It is easier to get a job knowing such languages as Spanish or Italian in the U. S. Being bilingual is important in many aspects of life. For example, big corporations see that as a big plus when hiring personnel. New doors will open for them, to be more successful in life and they can have a better work. Many companies have an international business in the United States and they want their employees to be bilingual. A lot of people speak Spanish in America and companies hire employees who can speak with these customers in Spanish. There is a big need for bilingual workers in certain parts of the United States, people can find such jobs anywhere.
Bilingual employees can find jobs for themselves everywhere. Most government offices are searching for bilingual people. They only hire people who know two languages. Multilingual employees are needed in such offices as Social Security and Social Services. Banks also need bilingual people, the employees should be qualified, but when they are able to speak two languages, it will give them many advantages. Many marketing centers need bilingual speakers in order to reach a wide audience. The salaries are very high for the bilingual workers. A multilingual staff can work in the customer service receiving calls from the people who live around the world. There is a shortage of nurses in America. A lot of Americans are looking for the registered nurses who know two languages. Bilingual teachers are in short supply, they are needed in big cities. There are a lot of jobs in broadcasting for the bilingual employees. Journalists are hired for the areas that have non-English speaking population.
Immigrants could gain many opportunities speaking English, even considering the hospitality industry. The staff of the company will be able to speak with many customers. The same rule could be in many industries, such as travel, telecommunications, tourism and sales. There are many problems with people who do not know English, they do not understand the orders of the native speakers. Here are the words of a waiter at the burger joint who has worked with immigrants, "When customers see us working and notice that I'm the only one who speaks well enough to carry on a conversation, they immediately ask for my help. This is all fine and good initially but when this happens over and over again during a work shift, I get overwhelmed quickly get exhausted by the constant requests or questions. I have to work harder than the non-English speakers so it's as if I'm being punished for being fluent!" (Valdez, 2010). However, there is another difficulty working with co-worker who don't know English, when they ask something to do, the native speaker or the person who speaks only English can not understand their requests. They speak only their language and there will be a miscommunication. A native speaker said that, "the task never gets completed and I sometimes get reported for not doing my job. So basically, I get in trouble with my managers because my co-workers don't speak English. That's not at all fair and it happens all the time" (Valdez, 2010).
Spencer H. Lewis believed that, "employers should carefully scrutinize their English-only policies and English fluency requirements to ensure they are not discriminating against employees on the basis of national origin" (Carrie, 2007) Many people do not agree with the fact that employees should speak English being at work, because they feel discomfort. Some workers often get offended when people do not speak English during the working time, because the English speaking people think that they are talking in the native language behind their backs. Carrie Kurzon considers that, "two Hispanic employees of The Salvation Army were fired because they did not speak English while at work, when they were required to".
There is another advantage of speaking English, it provides a good communication with the coworkers of the same company. According to the study, people should speak one universal language on the job to avoid miscommunication among the employees and other coworkers of the company. It will make the communication easier and will help to understand what is happening at that moment without translating for the non-English speaking people. The employees show a sign of respect to the company, while they are speaking English. When the co-workers begin to speak their native language, people feel themselves awkwardly, because they do not know what is going on. Speaking the native language causes a sensation of anxiety for the English speakers. Managers should warn the employees who are talking in their native language during the business hours. The employees even do not know how they can affect the company, where they are working, by not communicating in English. The big corporations will not hire them if they do not want to study English. According to Trevino, "most businesses benefit by employing English speakers for many reasons, a tax break might be just the push reluctant employers need to support ESL classes. Rep. Mike Honda, D-Calif., recently re-introduced legislation that would give businesses tax breaks if they offer ESL classes. For a good model to follow, the restaurant industry is credited with spearheading efforts to develop such classes onsite" (Richard, 2009).
Thus, studying English, employees will have many opportunities in their future careers. There is a requirement to talk in English in most works, the coworker must understand each other and communicate effectively not offending anyone during the business hours. All employees should feel themselves fair and equal and a manager has to ask the employees to speak English in the business hours. It is a plus when a person knows an additional language. Many companies pay additional bonus for the two languages that the coworkers speak.


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As of today, there have been 940 shooting victims in the city of Chicago. Last year, there were 2185 victims of gun violence. Combined, that is more victims than those who perished on 9/11, and that is only for about 18 months. Gun violence in the city has gotten so bad that, earlier this year, the city was nicknamed "Chiraq." Ouch.
The problem of violence in parts of the city is indeed terrible, and there are many issues and factors that underlie this violence. Fixing the problem is a tough task, and I pray that community leaders, religious leaders, and law enforcement are able to work together to bring peace to these communities ravaged by violence. No one deserves to live in the fear these fellow Chicagoans have to endure, and I pray their plight gets better.
Yet, does this very sad state of affairs tell the entire story of Chicago? Does this violence define all of Chicago and all Chicagoans? Of course not.
As anyone who lives here knows, Chicago is a beautiful city (its winter weather notwithstanding), perhaps the most beautiful city in the country. Its people (if not its winter weather) are warm, and friendly, and vibrant, and vivacious. Its neighborhoods are eclectic, and each one can take a person to a different world without ever leaving the city limits. Its restaurant scene is the finest in the world, and Chicago, in fact, is home to the top restaurant in the world. I had a chance to see the entire city when I ran the 2010 Chicago Marathon, and it is truly an amazing place with truly amazing people.
Some parts of the national news media dubbed Chicago "Chiraq" due to the (almost) constant news of these terrible shootings. But the city of Chicago that I know and love is much more than that, and the name "Chiraq" does Chicago a terrible injustice.
Many people come to these conclusions based on the (almost) constant news coverage of acts of terror by Muslims, all the while remaining almost completely silent when non-Muslims commit alleged acts of terror. In fact, some have even said that "not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslim," even though this has been shown to be wrong time and time again. Just as it is not fair to call Chicago "Chiraq" based on the news of all the Chicago shootings, it is not fair to characterize all Muslims as "terrorists" based on more intense media coverage of terrorism committed by Muslims.
If one wants to get a real taste of the great city that is Chicago, just spend a summer visiting all its fantastic neighborhoods and its awesome Downtown. It will be an experience not soon forgotten. Want to get a sense of the great community that is Chicago's Muslim community? Just watch this video.
Both of us, Chicagoans and Muslims, are much more than the negative media coverage. The more people realize this, the better our world will be.
This article is an updated version of what was previously published here.
Subhanallah, jazakallah khairun and keep up the good work brother.
Indeed. Great way to put it into perspective.


In the land of the midnight sun, RFID never sleeps, as it streamlines year-round production and shipping at a Norwegian manufacturer's slate facility.
Jun 01, 2010—Minera Norge, a Norwegian company that manufactures slate tiles, blocks and related products for roofing, flooring and other applications, is breaking new ground in RFID by using the technology to track heavy, tough-to-move loads in one of the world's harshest weather environments. The company's main production site and 20,000-square-meter (215,280-square-foot) storage yard are in Oppdal, Norway, an alpine town that can make other frosty cities, such as Minneapolis and Juneau, seem almost tropical by comparison. "We work all winter," says Knut Fossum, the company's production manager. "Of course, it's not the best conditions to work in, but we manage."
The challenging setting, as well as more conventional business demands, created a simple need for Minera: to quickly and accurately track slate-bearing pallets at its production facility, in order to identify products in all weather conditions, view accurate stock inventory data in real time, speed production and shipping processes, and eliminate shipping errors caused by product misidentification.
The extreme environment doesn't tolerate basic technologies that may work perfectly in more benign climates. Any tracking system that could function in the yard would have been acceptable, but RFID proved to be the only technology fully suited for the task.
Minera turned to ACT System Skandinavia, a technology solutions provider, for help in developing and deploying its identification and tracking infrastructure. "They started to look for bar codes, but we advised them to go for RFID," says Jan Erik Evanger, ACT's managing director.
Even so, not just any RFID technology would be acceptable. "The outside RFID equipment would have to work reliably in all weather conditions," Fossum says. "In the winter, the outside readers would have to read the pallets even if there was 1 meter [3.3 feet] of snow laying on them."


In a world of entrenchment and demarcation, of accepted norms and conformity, A Shoreline Dream is a transient and translucent haze that can't be tied down. When everyone else is playing by the rules of commerciality or bowing to the fads of fashion they would rather move, smoke-like, on a breeze of their own making. They eschew genres, preferring to drift tantalisingly above them all or even create their own unique sonic space to inhabit.
If music were a painting and the usual pop and rock players were working in vibrant, well-defined oils, then this is music as watercolour, music which sketches the basic lines and then proceeds to blur the colours into the most translucent and sparsest of musical hues. It is musical layers washed out and then built up from many gossamer thin soundscapes, it is space used as an instrument, it is about texture and tone rather than drawing the eye in more obvious ways. It is the space and the suggestion as much as the chords and the beats that revel the musical ideas to the listener the listener and which allow the listener to see, or in this case hear, the whole picture.
Songs such as Waitout and Barnum play with their well established neo-shoegazing and dream state indie sounds whilst songs such as In The Ready Sound move towards a tighter, left field alt-pop vibe, though not one your average pop picker would recognise Im guessing. But that's good, for even when they sail their swirling ship closer to conformity, they are still in some very original waters. The same waters that the likes of early Ride and Spiritualised charted a generation ago and which the likes of North Sea Oscillation and Engineer have continued to explore right up to the present day.
You know that you will never be disappointed with anything A Shoreline Dream produce, this is a safe pair of musical hands and a band who manage to raise benchmarks, personal and otherwise, with everything that they release.


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If you're a musician, impersonator or tribute act – a song list really helps clients see the range of material you cover. A DJ member could certainly use this, but it's not completely necessary considering DJ's typically have thousands of songs in their database, and can easily obtain a requested song if need be.
Adding a song list to your Profile is more important than you may think. Although clients will have the ability to see which styles of music you perform in other areas of your Profile, a song list will give them a definitive list of your repertoire. Some clients are looking for performers that can play certain songs. If they find your song list and see those song listed, you're very likely to be contacted directly for a quote. So make sure you add every song you perform, and keep it updated!
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... EfficientPIM now supports importing comma delimited files (usually with extension .csv or .txt). You can click the 'Import' command on the 'Tools' menu of the main window to display the Import window.
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King Kaufman's Sports Daily
O.J. 3: Sorry, media hordes. This one won't do boffo numbers. Plus: NHL follows up a big success -- four years later.
King Kaufman
Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz describes reporters convening in Las Vegas to cover the O.J. Simpson robbery case greeting each other by waving three fingers in the air and proclaiming, "O.J. three!"
Is it really?
Simpson's mid-'90s criminal and civil trials in the deaths of his ex-wife, Nicole Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman were culture-altering events that gripped this country in a way that's almost unimaginable now that our attention is often divided between two or three photogenic white girls who are missing.
We in the media are gleefully gearing up for a third round now that Simpson has been arrested on a host of felony charges stemming from his allegedly bursting into a hotel room with some armed cohorts and trying to claim some memorabilia he says belonged to him.
The media has set up camp, the cable channels have gone into full obsess, the pundits have begun punditizing on the whole thing and I'm proud to add another meta-layer by commenting on the pundits' commentary.
But I don't think this one has the legs of the first two.
Maybe this is O.J. 3, a rubber match, if you will, after Simpson was acquitted of murder in the criminal trial in 1995 but found liable in civil court in 1997. But don't expect this chapter to be as good as Ali-Frazier 3. Leonard-Duran 3 is more like it. Too much time has passed. O.J. has lost a step, and I think the public has lost interest in him.
Oh, there's momentary fascination, in a celebrity-gossip kind of way, in the robbery charge and the audio clip purported to be a recording of the alleged crime. O.J.'s got our attention for the moment because the whole episode is just so bizarre and funny-pathetic.
But can interest in O.J. 3 survive the next episode of "Look What Britney Did"? Is it going to keep our interest even when Brangelina splits or when the dormant Paris Hilton relaunches?
I don't think so. Simpson has gone from being a fascinating nexus of our individual and collective fears, prejudices, beliefs, suppositions and memories to being that annoying sociopath who lives down the street and crashes your parties.
His murder trials were cauldrons of issues having to do with race and class and law enforcement and celebrity and media and justice. This time? A third-rate robbery. And Simpson's actions in the intervening years, his increasingly strange bids for attention, have closed the divide he once created among the citizenry.
A U.S. News and World Report survey taken after Simpson's acquittal in the murder trial found that 62 percent of white people thought he was guilty and 55 percent of black people thought he was innocent. A CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll at the same time found that 20 percent of whites but 62 percent of blacks agreed with the not-guilty verdict.
We're as divided racially today as we were in 1995. But I don't think there's going to be that kind of divide over O.J. Simpson this time around.
This time around is an amateurish robbery, not a double murder, so it's inherently less compelling, but it was that divide that gave the O.J. story its real, forgive me, juice.
The media, dutifully hooking up the satellite trucks and booking the talking heads, is acting reflexively, fighting the last war: "It's O.J.! Scramble!" But I think the numbers won't be there this time and the show will close early. And yes I know I'm doing it too. I think the media reaction has been interesting even if Simpson himself no longer is.
After all these years, O.J. may finally be headed to the prison cell a lot of people think he deserved a decade ago. Prosecutors have said he faces "a lot of time." But beyond that, he's about to get hit with the worst punishment our society can dish out: low ratings.
NHL gives the people what they want -- eventually [PERMALINK]
Boy, the NHL doesn't miss a trick. In 2003, the Montreal Canadiens beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in an outdoor game at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton in front of 57,167, the biggest crowd in NHL history. The contest also got the CBC's largest TV audience ever for an NHL game.
And only four years later, the league's ready to do it again!
The Buffalo Sabres will host the Pittsburgh Penguins on New Year's Day at Ralph Wilson Stadium, which has a projected hockey capacity of more than 73,000, according to the Canadian Press. Tickets sold out in less than an hour.
With interest as high as that, look for the NHL to put on another outdoor game in only three years.
What I find most interesting about this game is the timing. It's scheduled for 1 p.m., meaning it'll be competing with several bowl games. Would any sport have dared to schedule a big event for 1 p.m. on New Year's Day 30 or 20 or even 10 years ago? That day used to belong to college football, which simply gave it up. Amazing.
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Shannon LNG project faces fresh legal challenge
The High Court yesterday granted leave to an environmental group to challenge the decision of the State and the European Commission to put forward the proposed Shannon LNG gas terminal for the EU's list of priority energy projects.
Friends of the Irish Environment [FIE] alleges that both Ireland and the EU failed to carry out independent sustainability, climate and cost-benefit analysis of the terminal before putting it forward for the fourth Project of Common Interest (PCI) list as is required under EU law.
Inclusion on the list – that includes over 50 new fossil fuel projects – gives large-scale energy projects access to a streamlined planning and permitting process, as well as making them eligible for access to multi-billion euro funding.
At a meeting of the Parliament's Energy Committee (ITRE) last October, the Deputy Director of the Commission's energy department admitted that the climate and sustainability review of proposed projects was not carried out for any of the projects nominated for the four PCI lists to date.
Shannon LNG – one of the liquefied natural gas terminal and pipeline projects on the list – faces strong criticism from scientists, activists and even Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo over the high likelihood that the project will see fracked US gas imported to Ireland despite a national ban on the practise here.
FIE's action includes the Minister for Climate Action and the Attorney General as FIE alleges that the State failed to assess the project before approving its inclusion on the PCI list, including having regard to the Climate Change Act 2015.
FIE is also seeking a declaration that Ireland is in breach of its EU obligations to allow for proper public consultation in the environmental decision making process.
Mr Justice Dennis McDonald yesterday said that the case was well made and in time, praising the clarity of the pleadings. He ordered that the European Commission be notified as a courtesy, although they are not Notice Parties to the proceedings.
Tony Lowes, a director of FIE, said that the decision to put Shannon LNG forward for inclusion on the list without the necessary assessment and consultations "breached citizens natural and constitution rights".
"Because the European Court of Justice (ECJ) does not accept challenges directly from European citizens this novel case seeks to establish national NGO rights to directly challenge decisions of the European Commission before the ECJ via the national courts," he added.
https://twitter.com/EUombudsman/status/1227976004196585473?s=03
Busy week in PCI world
It has been a busy week around the PCI process, with the European Parliament voting down a motion at its plenary session on Wednesday that sought to veto the list over concerns that it is incompatible with the bloc's climate ambitions.
The vote raised an eyebrow here at home as Fine Gael MEP Maria Walsh broke party lines and voted with her "conscience" in favour of the motion over her concerns with fracking.
In a move that may have significant implications for FIE's new case, the EU Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly opened an official inquiry this week into the failure of the Commission to consider the climate impacts of projects on the PCI list.
The inquiry was opened after the Ombudsman received an official complaint last October from Andy Gheorghiu, a policy advisor with Food & Water Europe, an environmental NGO based in Brussels. In his complaint, Mr Gheorghiu argued that the latest PCI list is non-compliant with both EU Law and the Paris Agreement.
Mr Gheorghiu has previously written to the Commission outlining his concerns and was informed that it has started work to improve procedures to carry out a sustainability assessment for the next PCI list that is updated every two years.
Writing to President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday, Ms O'Reilly said that Commission's reply to Mr Gheorghiu "can be understood as an admission that there were shortcomings in relation to past sustainability assessments of PCI status".
"I have therefore decided to open an inquiry into this complaint to examine if and how the Commission has sought to ensure that sustainability was assessed for gas projects, as well as for oil projects, obtaining PCI status," Ms O'Reilly added. The Commission has until the end of March to reply to specific sustainability questions raised by the Ombudsman.
While welcoming Ms O'Reilly's decision to follow up on the complaint, Mr Gheorghiu said that he is not satisfied with the timing of the announcement of the inquiry just two days before the Parliament's vote on the PCI list.
"Knowing about the Ombudsman's decision to open up an inquiry into whether or not the PCI list is non-compliant with EU Law and the climate targets would have influenced the decision of many MEPs to reject this list and return it to sender for review," he added.
Tony Lowes of Friends of the Irish Environment (c) at High Court for Shannon LNG case Photo: Niall Sargent
Shannon LNG history
The project has been on hiatus for the past decade since planning permission was first granted in March 2008. A five-year extension was granted last year to allow a reasonable period for the completion of the project according to An Bord Pleanála.
This decision was challenged by FIE and was referred by Mr Justice Garrett Simons to the ECJ in February 2019. An opinion from the Advocate General is expected in late April 2020.
While FIE's primary challenge related to the legality of the planning extension, activists groups in Ireland, Europe and the US have raised concern over the proposed terminals links to the US fracking industry.
A recent filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by New Fortress Energy, the US owner of Shannon LNG, shows that it receives gas from hydraulic fracturing – more commonly known as fracking. New Fortress also plans to build gas facilities in an area of Pennsylvania where the practice of fracking is widespread.
Shannon LNG has been put forward for the PCI list since 2013, however, prior to a debate in the Dail in October last year, there was no parliamentary scrutiny of the project's inclusion on the list.


The vacuum command in SQLite provides a way to effectively shrink the database. It does this by copying the contents of the db into a temporary database, rebuilding the main database and then copying the data back in. This can help fragmented databases where a table or indexes maybe stored in different sections of the file (the database can become fragmented over time with many inserts/updates/deletes). After a vacuum the tables/indexes will largely be stored contiguously.
I have a simple extension method off of SQLiteConnection that I use when I want to shrink the database from code. Usage just requires that the connection is opened when "CompactDatabase" is called.
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Here's a fun card I made last week-and actually mailed! Wow!!
The focal image is from the new set On the Grow. I decided to try some watercoloring and this was a perfect fit. I actually made two of these (and mailed them both!!). This one is birthday, the other was thinking of you for someone going through a very rough time. The card base is Daffodil Delight that I stamped with the Pretty Pattern background stamp in Daffodil Delight. The flower image was stamped on watercolor paper in Stazon black and then watercolored. It's been so long I'm having a "blond" moment and not remembering exactly what I used. I'm thinking markers. With the watercolor paper you can color a little and blend alot. The flowers were colored with Daffodil Delight. I then used a blender pen to lighten the centers and then add Peach Parfait. I shaded and outlined flowers with some More Mustard. If anything looks too dark-go over it with your blender pen. The leaves are Pear Pizzazz. I colored them in, then came back a second time and shaded and accented. The jar was done with blue, Bashful maybe?? I outlined the jar inside the black line, then blended the color over the entire jar. I shaded under the jar and along the left edge with Sahara Sand. Not bad huh??
The colored image is layered on Daffodil Delight then onto a larger Pear Pizzazz. I knotted a narrow Daffodil Delight Taffeta ribbon around and stamped the saying at the bottom in Stazon Black.


'Foodwise for Life' is an eight week structured programme which utilises evidence based approaches to weight management. Written by Public Health Dietitians in Wales (PHDiW) the programme is designed to be delivered by a range of community based staff and contributes towards activity at Levels 1 and 2 of the Welsh Government 'All Wales Obesity Pathway'. It will particularly benefit individuals with a Body Mass Index > 25kg/m2. It is not intended to replace structured education/care provided by health professionals for those with specific medical conditions such as diabetes.
Completion of the Agored Cymru accredited Community Food and Nutrition Skills course (Level 2, 3 credits) and the 'Facilitating Foodwise' module is an essential requirement for tutors to be able to deliver the 'Foodwise for Life' programme.
Once trained, staff can access the learning and teaching resources from their local dietetic department. This includes a manual for facilitators and a participant handbook. These resources will ensure the programme is delivered to a consistent standard across Wales.
'Foodwise for Life' is accredited by Agored Cymru (Level 1, 2 credits) and tutors intending to offer participants the option to gain credit for learning must also complete the Agored Cymru Introduction to Assessment training.
"fantastic course, made some changes which have proved to be very successful".
The 'Foodwise for Life' programme provides an opportunity to forge partnership links with community groups and offer local residents information and support towards achieving a healthy weight. It enables community groups to work together to make lifestyle changes. Follow up sessions can also be provided, in line with best practice guidance, to support long term lifestyle change and promote local healthy eating / exercise initiatives.


KHON KAEN – As youth partook in a football match in the background, rice farmers from three Khon Kaen districts gathered on the lawn of the provincial hall to challenge a game that mill companies have played with them for years. Arriving early Monday morning, 800 farmers from Nam Phong, Muang, and Sam Soong districts voiced concerns over the compensation they expect to gain from the upcoming rice harvest.
"The government promised 11 baht per kilogram of rice, but the rice mills are only offering five baht per kilo," claims Pitak Danrima, a farmer with 21 rai of land (a little more than three hectares).
While Thailand's central government regulates the price of rice, mill owners serve as "middle-men", purchasing rice directly from farmers and selling it to distributors for profit. Mr Danrima has always had a problem with selling to local mills. The cost of the chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigated water used to grow crops during the dry season is more than most mills are willing to pay, forcing farmers like Mr. Danrima into ever-deepening debt.
The inability of the government to oversee the fairness of rice transactions on a local level poses concerns for Sawat Oophad, a committee member of the recently-formed Off-Season Rice Growers Network.
Deputy Governor Thanawat Ploysophon asks Sawat Oophad, committee member of the Off-Season Rice Grower Network, for his telephone number so he can provide an update following National Labour Day.
Early in the evening, Khon Kaen's Deputy Governor, Thanawat Ploysophon made an appearance to respond to villagers. According to Mr. Ploysophon, only large-scale mills can afford to pay the required price set by the government, and only a few such mills exist in the Northeast. The small-scale mills that Mr. Danrima, Mr. Oophad, and other Isaan farmers have access to cannot meet minimum price standards.
Mr. Ploysophon, on behalf of his office, sent a letter to the Ministry of Finance noting the farmers' concerns, but did not expect a response until after the holiday weekend.
With the upcoming harvest looming, villagers were determined to make their demands known. "We want the government to send someone to organize the rice trade directly so farmers don't have to deal with the middle-men anymore," said Mr. Danrima. Up to 200 hundred villagers will stay the night in front of the provincial hall until they receive a formal response. If the provincial government does not meet their expectations, they will take their demands to the central government.
Despite the assurances of the Deputy Governor, the villagers don't feel confident that they will get a fair price for their rice crops this year. "I still don't have much faith in what the Deputy Governor says. Everything is still up in the air," exclaimed Mr. Danrima. The same sentiment holds true for farmers across Khon Kaen province who must find a way to live off of the rice they've grown for generations.


"The (auto) industry is going through one of the most important changes in its history," says Ogi Redzic, who leads a Nokia Corp. team working on connected car technology.
The road to self-driving cars will go through Chicago.
In a West Loop office tower, Nokia Corp. has 300 people working on technology that will help cars talk to each other, as well as to traffic signs, smartphones and other devices.
In Vernon Hills, more than 50 engineers are working on connecting vehicle entertainment and navigation systems to phones, tablets and the cloud at a new Harman International Industries Inc. research center.
In Mount Prospect, engineers at Littelfuse Inc.'s R&D center are working on developing sensors used in vehicles.
Elsewhere in the Loop, startup NuCurrent Inc. is developing a wireless charging system for phones and other devices to be used in automobiles.
All of these companies draw on Chicago's historic strengths in electronics design and manufacturing, wireless communications and mapping that position the city well for a key role in the development of the connected car. Such vehicles are one of the earliest and largest examples of the next wave of innovation, dubbed the "Internet of Things," or the idea that nearly all people and products soon will be connected by technology, transforming how we make, move and buy goods and services.
The surge of activity in Chicago is part of a broader car-industry trend, says Dominique Bonte, a Brussels-based analyst at ABI Research. "The center of automotive technology is shifting from Detroit," he says.
Nokia's Connected Driving unit has 300 people, including 160 hired in the past two years, drawing talent from Alcatel-Lucent to Fermilab, from the University of Chicago to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
It has 60 more jobs to fill, says Ogi Redzic, a vice president who oversees the unit, which is part of Nokia's Here division that includes former Chicago-based mapping company Navteq.
Although fully automated driving is at least a decade away, Mr. Redzic's team has been working on a key component: real-time traffic data. The world's largest mapping company relies on 66 billion probe points worldwide—Internet-connected sensors in vehicles, on highway signs and other infrastructure. That's up from 12 billion at the end of 2012.
"The industry is going through one of the most important changes in its history," says Mr. Redzic, a former Motorola Inc. engineer, and that's creating opportunities even for old-line components makers.
The number of sensors sold to the auto industry topped 1 billion globally for the first time last year, doubling from 2009 levels. Shipments will grow another 40 percent by 2018, according to IHS Inc., a research firm based in Englewood, Colorado.
GM and Honda, meanwhile, are working on technology that would allow smartphones to connect with vehicles to warn of pedestrians.
Making vehicles connected is a critical capability. We've left the era of talking about it, and now we're starting to see implementation. Every car maker in the U.S. is rolling out their connected-car solution.
Companies such as Nokia, Harman and Littelfuse are angling to provide the technology platforms that automakers will rely upon to collect, process and share the massive amounts of data transmitted to and from vehicles. Insurers such as Allstate Corp. in Northbrook and State Farm Insurance Cos. in Bloomington are playing a role, too, looking to make use of all that data to refine how they do business.
And manufacturers such as Littelfuse are taking the opportunity to redefine themselves.
"Until 10 years ago, we only made fuses," says Gordon Hunter, CEO of Chicago-based Littlefuse, which was founded in 1927.
Two years ago, it bought Accel AB, a Swedish manufacturer of sensors used in cars and other applications. Sensors now account for more than $100 million a year in sales.
Mr. Bonte sees another opportunity.


Although Robert Wood's History and the Poet is described as essay, it defies being labelled as one genre. Perhaps like the definition of poetry itself, which shifts and changes between individuals and contexts, language and culture, so do Wood's words. With sincerity and curiosity, Wood invites the reader into a personal journey, asking us at the start: What is Australia? What is poetry? and What is poetry in Australia? In search of answers, what follows is heartfelt discourse; meditations, manifestoes, letters, mythical stories and, at times, academic hyperbole that is steeped in the author's philosophical, poetic and political relationship with the natural world and its languages.
Wood's work is a terrific survey, a wordy appraisal of Australian poets past and present. It is refreshing to read a collection of essays from a practicing poet that celebrates his contemporaries like Omar Sakr, Clare Nasher and Michael Farrell. This inclusion of emerging poets – a category within which Wood places himself, 'taking language from all over to make its nest' – suggests that poets are investigating their histories, the derivations of languages, the richness of land in multi-dimensional ways. And yet, Wood calls poets to look further, deeper into their histories as denizens of this land.
The chapter titles are often ambiguous and the essays follow the patterns of someone thinking aloud rather than chronologically. Wood's subjects include whiteness in the Australian poetry bureaucracy, the epic, poet laureates, crayfish, genius and money. All essays are written with care and honesty yet the shortness of each piece results in skin-deep research. By the book's close one is left feeling a sparky, interesting conversation has been had rather than an intellectual and provocative reading experience. The audience of poets that thrive outside the academic arena may not venture further than the title History and The Poet, accompanied by an image of introspective suburban architecture. Meanwhile, poets in the academic space may find books such as Philip Mead's superlative Networked Language cover much of the same territory as Wood but with finer articulation and razor-sharp perceptions. Still, Wood's voice is earnest and energetic and anyone who cares about poetry will find something to appreciate.
Wood's many questions, assertions and experiments with ideas are infectious. Fellow critics and essayists could be inspired by his attempt to reframe academic writing. For example, he intersperses satirical pieces that break up some of the critical posturing with ironic playfulness. Although the satire won't bring about social change, it reminds us how comedy can expose our own foolishness and the limits of scholarly prose. In these sections, Wood includes an epistle, flashbacks to childhood reading lists and personal reflections on his own identity. In doing so, he gives the collection a warmth and friendliness that almost compensates for more abstruse expressions: 'The fetish for the search of influence as answers. And hence originality as an anti-mimicry that privileges an ur rupture, fails as common sense Socratic imperative'.
History and the Poet brings to our attention aspects of poetry or writing about poetry that may otherwise sit below the surface. In 'New Mimicry', Wood critiques the accent that many Australian poets use when they perform, noting that 'today's young Australian poets sound positively Yankee' while his friend visiting from the US remarks that 'They all sounded like they were from the Mid-West, that kind of newsreader voice, not as serious but still.' Wood proffers we need to be active listeners on the lookout for imitation in all parts of poetry and in ourselves, too, if we are to make sense in and of the world. In 'Reading Performance', Wood attempts a discourse around performance poetry and questions why there are no critical reviews of readings, performances or talks. Working through various lenses (a sociologist, an economist, a poet) the piece ends with a surprise phrase, more disconcerting than illuminating: 'That is why a reading is not best described in the metaphor of the market. It is all invisible hands in the poetry world and reading is simply a magic trick that pulls the rabbits from the hat that was never seen to begin with.' This is a statement that snares the reader in a rhetorical trap, which seemingly fails to progress the questions at the core of this collection: What is poetry?
Wood encourages us to find poetry in the everyday, to inhabit poetry as a language of performance, to see poetry as 'noticeable asides'. Throughout the book, one senses Wood is lost in wonder at the possibilities of what poetry is or what a poet can be. Potentially this is anything and everything, if we reframe how we think about language. There is always poetry in our daily lives and this, he asserts, is what poets can do: expose this everyday poetics and enable us to time-travel, to see the world anew without ever leaving the lounge.
Most meaningful in the collection is Wood's call to all of us to learn Indigenous languages. 'It isn't just the cult of forgetfulness but dismissal of that which is actually difficult', he writes, explaining why this learning hasn't happened. Wood acknowledges there are difficulties to this engagement, such as the necessity of of cultural protocols and the 'complicated and confusing legacy of new settlement governmentality'. This seems a rather polite way of acknowledging that the actual loss of Indigenous languages are rooted in colonisation and racist policies of assimilation. In the piece, 'You Must Let Go of the Anger in May', he asserts that 'No poet working in Australia today has realised the potential of the available linguistic material' in the country, which almost suggests Wood is that poet. However, it may be that the task is impossible for any singular poet, and that many poets whom Wood cites are exploring their own languages and linguistic heritage – Ali Cobby Eckermann and Jeanine Leane, for example. If one looks at the contemporary landscape of poets and poetry producers and publishers in Australia it seems that many are creating and promoting work that reflects the exciting multiplicity of voices and histories.
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Johanna Featherstone established The Red Room Company in 2003. Her poetry has featured in journals such as Quadrant and the Best Australian Poems. In 2006 she created a series of literary TV shows, The Wordshed, in partnership with The University of Western Sydney where she is a research associate. She is an honorary associate of The University of Sydney's School of Letters, Arts and Media. Johanna received a fellowship from the St James Ethics Center in 2008. Her chapbook Felt was released in 2010 by Vagabond Press.


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  createDimElementGroup (outnode, cnode) {
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      enumeratedValue.isDefault = this.getFirst(cnode.isDefault)
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    return enumeratedValue
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    register.name = cnode.name[0]

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    if (cnode.displayName) {
      register.displayName = this.getFirst(cnode.displayName)
    }

    if (cnode.description) {
      register.description =
        this.filterDescription(this.getFirst(cnode.description))
    }

    if (cnode.alternateGroup) {
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    if (cnode.alternateRegister) {
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Yon Jo-hwa (ur. 3 listopada 1998) – północnokoreańska zapaśniczka walcząca w stylu wolnym. Triumfatorka igrzysk wojskowych w 2019. Wojskowa wicemistrzyni świata w 2018. Mistrzyni Azji kadetów w 2013 i 2014 roku.

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This Laos and Vietnam tour is great for those who don't want to miss out on some of Vietnam and Laos's best scenery, when flying between these two spectacular countries. This itinerary offers an overland journey from Luang Prabang to Hanoi, to make sure you don't miss a thing on the ground. Starting in the World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang you will have the chance to explore the beautiful town and get some great handicrafts at the night market before taking a boat along the Nam Ou River and the Mekong to see life on the banks as you make your way to the Pak Ou Caves. From here you will head through the mountains to Phonsavan, the home of the Plain of Jars, mysterious ancient stone jars of unknown origin.
From Phonsavan you will take a scenic drive to Vieng Xai, in the north east of Laos, on the Vietnam border. You will get to explore the Vieng Xai Caves, which served as a secret base for the Pathet Lao leadership during the war. The following day you will cross the border into Vietnam and arrive at Mai Chau, a base for trekking among the villages and rice fields of the White Thai minority. From here continue further east to Vietnam's sophisticated capital Hanoi. Walk down tree-lined boulevards along the splendour of French colonial architecture, explore the city's old and French quarter, with its extensive markets, art galleries, eateries and coffee shops. Enjoy a water puppet performance in one of Hanoi's theatres and watch Hanoi on parade whilst sipping ice cold coffee in one of the cafes by Hoan Kiem Lake.
Amidst this time in Hanoi you will be whisked off to Halong Bay, where you will cruise through thousands of sharp limestone islands at this UNESCO heritage Bay of Halong. Explore small, hidden coves and impressive caves with glittering stalactites – a sure highlight of your Laos & Vietnam tour.
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After enjoying a scenic flight you will arrive at Luang Prabang airport. On arrival you will be met by your local guide and transferred to your hotel. Where you have the afternoon to relax and settle into your new surroundings.
Rise early before dawn to experience the fascinating traditions of Luang Prabang by witnessing the daily 'Tak Bak' morning alms ritual. Lines of orange clad monks line the streets which is a truly magical site. From here you will move on to explore the morning fresh markets before discovering the rest of this chocolate box town. You will take in all the main sites of this beautiful UNESCO town; Wat Visoun, Wat Xiengthong and of course finishing at the top of Mount Phousi to get an ariel view of town.
This morning you depart Luang Prabang for a day's river adventure. Driving north to the village of Ban Don Ngurn you will board a local traditional private long boat for a cruise down the beautiful Nam Ou River. You will enjoy a lovely picnic lunch on the picturesque banks of the Nam Ou River before continuing to visit a traditional weaving and dyeing village and then the sacred Pak Ou Caves crammed with thousands of Buddha images.
Today you will be driven to Phonsavan, the home of the Plain of Jars, through picturesque mountain roads. You will stop off at Ban Kiiu kam Pone and Ban Son Boom Villages before your final stop at the Buddha Cave which served as an army hospital during the war. Once arriving in Phonsovan you will visit the Mines Action Group (MAG) to learn about the important work they do in clearing land mines.
After breakfast, you will be driven to the local market to buy food for a picnic for the day before driving on to Ban Kai, the land of the Bomb craters. From here you will be driven to a Hmong village where they build houses from bombs and recycle other war materials for everyday living. Following this you will be taken to the fascinating Plain of Jar sites 1 & 2 before returning to your hotel to reflect on what you have seen.
Today you will be transferred from Phonsavan to Vieng Xai in Houaphanh province in the north east of Laos. This is a full day scenic journey which offers some of the most magnificent views in North Laos.
You will spend today by first visiting the Pathet Lao revolutionary headquarters at Vieng Xai. This is where the senior communist leadership spent their time directing the war in the 1960s and 1970s from caves set within limestone hills. You will visit the most important caves here; Tham Souphanouvong, which originally houses the 'Red Prince' and Tham Than Kaysone, used by the first communist President, Kaysone Phomvihane. Returning you stop at a Hmong village and visit the 80m high waterfall at Tat Nam Neua.
Today you will cross the border at the remote crossing of Nam Xai and Na Meo into Vietnam. Arriving in the Mai Chau Valley you will travel along beautiful mountain roads climbing into areas of striking karst scenery till you reach your destination of Mai Chau. Once here you can relax and explore under your own steam.
After breakfast you will head out to see the daily life of the local people, exploring the White Thai villages of Pom Coong. To reach the villages you will undertake a light walk along mountain paths and rice fields. On arrival you will get an insight in to this ethnic minority that specializes in weaving, with your hosts being happy to show you their skills as you learn about their culture.
After Mai Chau, you will be transferred by private vehicle to Hanoi. Once arriving you will be taken to your hotel and will have the rest of the day to enjoy at your leisure. Alternatively we could arrange a fun fuelled Vespa evening food tour, perfect to find your bearings around this busy city and to also try some of the regions tastiest street food.
In the morning you leave Hanoi behind again and travel out to the emerald waters of Ha Long Bay; a world Heritage site of outstanding beauty. You then board your junk boat and enjoy lunch as you set sail. In the afternoon you will stop to explore 'Sung Sot Cave', considered to be the most beautiful cave in the Bay. Back on board you then enjoy dinner and settle in for the night.
Rise early for an amazing sunrise view over the sea and feel the silence of the beautiful misty bay. Brunch will be served while cruising further to explore the beauties of the Bay before returning to the Wharf. The boat continues cruising toward Ha Long port, where you will disembark at noon and then travel back to Hanoi for your last night in Vietnam's capital.
After an early arrival in Hanoi you travel to the Village of Bac Bien, crossing the Long Bien Bridge along the way. On arrival you'll get to embrace local Vietnamese village life, and visit the nearby pagoda. In the afternoon, you'll return to Hanoi and visit some of its most notable sights such as the Temple of Literature and the famed Old Quarter on foot. You'll later hop on a traditional bicycle rickshaws and explore the busy streets old French Quarter.
Depending on your departure flight, you may have some free time in the morning, before we transfer you to the airport for your departing flight home.
Please note: You must have a valid passport with at least 6 months remaining on it as well as bringing with you 4 passport size photos with you for your visa, as well as having a couple spare.
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That Potent Alchemy
Tess Bowery
Is his love her safe place to land…or just smoke and mirrors?
Grace Owens danced her feet bloody to become the finest en pointe prodigy of her generation, but the only accolade she longed for—her father's approval—never came. Finally, broken and defeated, she cut ties and fled to London to live life on her own terms.
Now, after four years as an actress in London's smaller theatres, a last-minute production change lands her right where she never wanted to be again. Front and center in the ballet—and back in toe shoes.
From his perch on the catwalks, machinist and stagecraft illusionist Isaac Caird can't take his eyes off Grace. A woman who wears men's clothing, but not as a disguise. An exquisite beauty who doesn't keep a lover. A skilled dancer who clearly hates every pirouette.
The perfect lines of her delicate body inspire him to create a new illusion—with her as the centerpiece—that will guarantee sold-out shows. Maybe even attract a royal's patronage. But first he has to get her to look at him. And convince her the danger is minimal—especially within the circle of his arms.
Featuring a gender-fluid ballet dancer, an amateur chemist who only occasionally starts fires, and an old rivalry that could tear them apart.
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Steph Curry is outperforming his unanimous MVP season right now
Steph Curry's historic 2015-16 unanimous MVP campaign has been eclipsed by his incredible start to this season.
In 2015-16, Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors turned in one of the best performances by a point guard in NBA history. He was crowned MVP unanimously, the first ever.
Seven years later at age 34, however, Curry is putting up numbers that are already outpacing that historic performance.
In terms of basic statistics, Curry scored 30.1 points per game, collected 5.4 rebounds per game, and dished 6.7 assists per game during his MVP season. So far in the 2022-23 campaign, though, Curry has increased his points to 31.4 per game, his rebounds to 6.8 per game, and his assists to 7.1 per game.
Still, the basic statistics only tell part of the story. What about his efficiency?
Warriors: Steph Curry is even better than in his unanimous MVP season
Well, during his NBA season, Curry shot 50.4 percent from the field, 45.4 percent from the three-point line, and 90.8 percent from the free-throw line. This season, he's bettered his field goal percentage to 52.2, slightly decreased his three-point shooting to 44.1 percent, and increased his efficiency from the free throw line to 91.1.
What's more, Curry is protecting the ball better this season too. In 2015-16, he had an average turnover rate of 3.3. This season, that's down to 2.9. Couple that with his increased assists, and his assists-to-turnovers is increased from 2.01 to 2.45.
It's confounding to think that seven years after such an incredible performance, Curry could be having another mesmerizing season. The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors were one of the greatest teams in NBA history.
You might think the currently-average Warriors are asking Curry to make up for this disappointing start with more minutes. But in fact, this figure is more or less unchanged from the MVP season (34.5 minutes this season, as compared to 34.2 minutes).
There's a lot of basketball left to play, but after 21 games, there's enough of a sample to recognize that Steph is going to have another incredible season.
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Power Rangers is Getting a Reboot After Unsuccessful 2017 Film
The 2017 Power Rangers was a fun film. It maintained the essence of old school Power Rangers we used to watch on TV but modernized it to fit within today's landscape. The film garnered mediocre — but frankly, better than expected — reviews from critics (52% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of 5.26/10) and fairly positive reviews from audiences (65% on RT), but missed the mark by a mile at the box office. 2017's Power Rangers grossed merely $US 142 million worldwide, with a $US 100 million budget. Weirdly, it made more money in North America than outside.
But, despite being a huge bomb, it looks like we're going to give Power Rangers another go. A reboot is in the works at Paramount, with Jonathan Entwistle, in talks to direct. Per THR:
The filmmaker, perhaps best known for creating the Netflix series The End of the F—ing World, is taking on Power Rangers, a new version of the colorful family adventure franchise, this time set up at Paramount. Entwistle is in early negotiations to direct a new feature project that would reboot the title. The story is said to involve a time-travel element that brings the kids to the 1990s and, in Back to the Future fashion, they have to find a way to get back to their present.
The film will be directed from a script by Patrick Burleigh (Peter Rabbit 2). Bringing on Jonathan Entwistle to direct is an interesting choice. The End of the F***ing World is a weird, dark and intriguing crime-adventure. I highly doubt that the new Power Rangers film is going to be anyway near as dark. That said, if Power Rangers does want to make a splash at the box office in the era of Marvel and DC comic book films, a mid-range budgeted, dark and envelope-pushing film is perhaps the ingredients required for this franchise. After all, who can forget the awesome R-rated, bootleg Rangers short film that took the internet by storm a few years ago?
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Emmeline Pankhurst Gift Set | Lisbeth Kaiser
Part of the critically acclaimed Little People, BIG DREAMS series, meet Emmeline Pankhurst - the leader of the Suffragettes - in this book and paper doll gift edition set. Read the story of this inspiring activist's life, and role play in an interactive learning experience. Press out Emmeline to set up your own protest, with placards, banners, people and more.
This book and paper doll gift edition set contains: one drawer with a hardback edition of the international bestseller Emmeline Pankhurst and three sheets of card with press-out pieces. The cards include prompts to create your own protest -set your goal, build your army, make placards and spread the word! As a child, Emmeline Pankhurst was inspired by books about heroes who fought for others. She dedicated her life to fighting for women's voting rights and, with hard work and great bravery, led a remarkable movement that changed the world.
This moving book features stylish and quirky illustrations and extra facts at the back, including a biographical timeline with historical photos and a detailed profile of the activist's life. Little People, BIG DREAMS is a bestselling series of books and educational games that explore the lives of outstanding people, from designers and artists to scientists and activists. All of them achieved incredible things, yet each began life as a child with a dream.
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New artwork Me. Here. Now by leading South London-based artist Mark Titchner revealed in London Bridge Station.
The giant domes that comprise the work 'Me. Here. Now.' can be spotted on Stainer Street, the newly reopened passage from Guy's Hospital through to the River Thames. Titchner has previously been nominated for a Turner Prize, and participated in the Venice Biennale in 2007.
Mark Titchner's artwork consists of three mirrored domes suspended from the ceiling of Stainer Street walkway. The polished stainless steel reflects both the brickwork of the walkway and the movement and colour of everyday life below, giving the visitor an unexpected view of a familiar setting.
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