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Results of the Sixth Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge
The results of the Sixth Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge were announced at a special session sponsored by CoMSEF at the AIChE Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City in November 2010. Entrants were challenged to predict the mutual solubility in liquid-liquid equilibria of water and a glycol ether (PROGLYDE DMM TM) as a function of temperature. Unlike most organic solvents, glycol ethers and glycol diethers exhibit an "inverse solubility" relationship with water. They are used in a wide range of product formulations and industrial processes. For example, they are used as solvents and co-solvents in both organic- and water-based formulations for applications such as cleaning solutions, paints, coatings, and inks. A variety of other novel applications have been proposed that take advantage of the inverse solubility behavior.
Seven entries were received, and they were judged based on comparison to experimental data provided by The Dow Chemical Company.
J. Reinisch, A. Klamt, F. Eckert and M.Diedenhofen (COSMOlogic) were named Champions.
P. Bai and J.I. Siepmann (U. Minnesota) were named Runners-Up.
S.-T. Lin, L.-H. Wang, W.-L. Chen, P.-K. Lai, and C.-M. Hsieh (National Taiwan University) were named Honorable Mention.
The other four entries were honored for participating: T. Koddermann, K. N. Kirschner, J. Vrabec, M. Hulsmann, D. Reith (SCAI; U. Paderborn); A. Vahid , F. S. Emami , E. Moharreri, J. R. Elliott (U. Akron); T. Cheng, F. Li, J. Dai, and H. Sun (Shanghai Jiao Tong University); and L. Zhao, C. Wub, and N. Huang (National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing, China; Washington University).
Thanks to all who participated in planning and judging the challenge and to the entrants! It is anticipated that a 7th challenge will be planned for 2011.
More information about the Sixth Challenge and previous challenges is available here: link
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Reminder: grad student award nominations are due October 1
AIChE's Computational Molecular Science and Engineering Forum (CoMSEF) graduate student awards recognize excellence in research by graduate students. The intent of the awards is to reward significant contributions to research in computational molecular science and
engineering by students.
Nominations should consist of a nominating letter from the student's research advisor and the curriculum vitae of the nominee. These should be sent by the advisor via e-mail in pdf format to the CoMSEF Chair (c.mccabe@vanderbilt.edu) by October 1.
In addition, nominees must present a poster at the CoMSEF Poster session at the AIChE annual meeting. The nominee must be a graduate student at the time of the poster presentation, and the faculty nominator must be a member of CoMSEF.
Nominations will be selected by a committee composed of CoMSEF officers
based on the student's CV, the nomination letter from the advisor, and
the quality of the poster presentation.
2009 CoMSEF Early Career Award
The CoMSEF Executive Committee is pleased to announce that Professor Ed Maginn of the University of Notre Dame has been selected as the recipient of the inaugural CoMSEF Early Career Award. This new annual award recognizes outstanding research in our field and was given to Ed at the start of session 113 - Recent Advances in Molecular Simulation Methods I - at 12:30 PM on Monday November 9 in room Tennessee C of the Gaylord Opryland Hotel during the Annual AIChE meeting.
Ed received his B. S. in Chemical Engineering from Iowa State University in 1987. He then worked for Procter and Gamble as an operations engineer for three years before entering the graduate program in Chemical Engineering at the University of California at Berkeley, where he received his PhD in 1995 under the direction of Doros Theodorou and Alex Bell. He joined the faculty of Notre Dame in 1995 and is presently Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Ed has over 90 refereed publications and two patents and is the recipient of the Dow Outstanding New Faculty Award from the American Society for Engineering Education as well as an CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation. He has also received several teaching awards, including the BP Outstanding Teacher award for the Notre Dame College of Engineering, two John A. Kaneb Awards from the University of Notre Dame and the AIChE Student Chapter Outstanding Teaching Award.
Ed is receiving the CoMSEF Early Career Award for his development of molecular simulation algorithms to study fundamental thermodynamics and transport behavior and his specific contributions to the understanding of nanoporous materials and ionic liquids. CoMSEF Early Career Award recipients must be in the early stages of their professional careers (in academia, industry, or a national laboratory), defined as being within 15 years of completion of the highest degree and be current members of CoMSEF.
CoMSEF Chair Clare McCabe presents the Early Career Award to Ed Maginn:
2009 CoMSEF Graduate Student Award Winners
Congratulations to the 2009 CoMSEF Graduate Student Award winners:
Dimitrios Argyris (The University of Oklahoma)
Advisor: Alberto Striolo
Gloria A. E. Oxford (Northwestern University)
Advisors: Randall Snurr and Linda Broadbelt
The winners (center) of the 2009 CoMSEF Graduate Student Awards and their advisors:
more info about the grad student awards: link
Faculty Award Reminder
Please be reminded that the deadline for the CoMSEF faculty award is July 1st. The nomination package, consisting of the nominee's CV, a nomination letter and two supporting letters of recommendation, should be sent as a single file in pdf format to the CoMSEF Chair, Clare McCabe ( c.mccabe@vanderbilt.edu ). Please note self-nominations are discouraged.
Full details of the award can be found on the CoMSEF web page at: http://comsef.org/comsef-early-career-award
17th Symposium on Thermophysical Properties
This is the Seventeenth Symposium of the well-established series of conferences on thermophysical properties. The Symposium is concerned with theoretical, experimental, simulation, and applied aspects of the thermophysical properties of gases, liquids, and solids, including biological systems and will be held June 21 - 26th 2009 in Boulder, Colorado.
The deadline for abstract submission has recently been extended to Jan. 31, 2009
http://www.symp17.nist.gov
2008 CoMSEF Election
It's time for the election of Vice Chair, Secretary/Treasurer, and 2 Liaison Directors for the CoMSEF executive committee. This election will fill the positions of Vice Chair Clare McCabe (who will become chair), Secretary/Treasurer Joe Golab, and Liaison Directors Perla Balbuena and Roland Faller who have completed their terms.
In order to vote, you'll have to be logged in to your comsef.org account. Login in on the left hand side of the page or via this link: http://comsef.org/user
If you don't know your username and/or password, click on the "Request new password" link ( http://comsef.org/user/password ) and enter your email address or username to receive a password by email.
The ballot will be open for voting for three weeks, and voting will close at 23:59 EST on October 23. The results of the election will be announced during the AIChE annual meeting in Philadelphia in November.
If you have any trouble logging in or voting, contact admin@comsef.org (click the ... to access the full email address) for help.
Please vote for:
Liaison Directors
2007 Graduate Student Awards in Computational Molecular Science and Engineering
Chethan Acharya, University of Alabama
Advisor: C. Heath Turner
Harish Vashisth, Drexel University
Advisor: Cameron Abrams
This was the second year that CoMSEF has made awards to recognize excellence in research by graduate students in the field of molecular science and engineering. The two awardees were selected based on a nomination letter and a poster presentation at the November AIChE meeting in Salt Lake City.
2006 - Megha Surve (University of Texas, Austin, Advisor: Venkat Ganesan) and Eric Santiso (North Carolina State University, Advisor: Keith Gubbins)
New Liaison Directors
Two new CoMSEF Liaison Directors were recently elected and announced at the CoMSEF meeting in Salt Lake City:
Ed Maginn, University of Notre Dame - homepage
Brian Peterson, Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. - bio
The role of liaison director includes the following responsibilities:
Be the main contacts with other organizations (groups,
divisions, forums, and societies). Contact assignments shall be
assigned by the Chair.
Coordinate programming with other organizations, under the leadership of the Vice Chair.
As members of the Executive Committee, aid the officers in developing and carrying out planning.
Keith Gubbins Festschrift
The special issue of the Journal of Physical Chemistry C honoring Keith Gubbins is now available online: link
Note that the current CoMSEF newsletter includes a tribute to Prof. Gubbins written by Ken Cox and that Prof. Gubbins will be honoried at two sessions during the AIChE annual meeting in Salt Lake City:
#179 - Keith Gubbins 70th Birthday Celebration I (21001)
#302 - Keith Gubbins 70th Birthday Celebration II (21002)


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Running Shoe Review: Saucony Fastwitch 6
Is the Saucony Fastwitch 6 the antidote to too much cushioning in a street racer?
I was hoping that the new version of this lightweight street racer would prove to be the brightly shining star in Saucony's galaxy of running shoes. Well, sometimes dreams come true and sometimes they don't.
On first impression, the Fastwitch 6 is a beautiful shoe with a stunning orange and black color scheme that will be especially pleasing to graduates of Princeton, the University of the Pacific and UTEP. It's also quite protective for a shoe that weighs in at slightly less than 7 ounces. Some of us likely have some old wool socks that weigh more than that!
The Fastwitch is unique in delivering a firm ride for a racing flat, feeling more like a European model than an American runner. Pull out the supplied insole and you'll see that the top of the midsole feels rock hard. This seemed promising for runners who have become weary of overly-cushioned models.
The Fastwitch provides more than a modicum of control – it's a performance stability racer, perhaps too stable for most runners looking for a low-to-the-ground flat. (I found myself wishing that it was a bit more neutral.) One of the positives about this shoe is that its structure supports a mid-foot landing. The heel cushioning is fairly neutral – neither overly stiff or soft; it's just "there."
Unfortunately, the Fastwitch 6 seems to be afflicted with two quite serious flaws. The first is the fit problem. I had to order a full size up (since I had heard rumors that it ran unusually short), and yet the shoe barely fit. I have narrow feet. Still, I had to put on an old thin, ragged, worn-out pair of Buffalo Chips Running Club socks in order to manage to squeeze my feet into the 'witch 6. But this is not the worst of it…
The second problem is the innovative, irritating Flex Film upper from Saucony that's used to reduce weight. That it does but at quite a cost. The Flex Film material is of the non-stretch, unforgiving sort. There's not a tenth of an inch of "give" in it – there's apparently no way of reducing the grip of the material on the sensitive upper part of the runner's foot. It becomes a bit torturous rather quickly, and my body began to repeatedly send my brain a single message, "Let's take this shoe off as soon as possible!"
If I had to run a half-marathon in the Fastwitch 6, I imagine that the top of my feet would look like Tillamook shredded cheese after completing 13.1 miles. It's not a pleasant thought.
There's much that's promising about this edition of Saucony's attractive road racer. Let's hope that the folks at Saucony get on the case and fix the two big flaws in the Fastwitch when they release version 7.0. With a couple of repairs in place, the next Fastwitch might be more than just a daydream.
This article originally appeared on the Blogcritics Sports site:
http://blogcritics.org/sports/article/running-shoe-review-saucony-fastwitch-6/
Interestingly, these comments about the Fastwitch 6 appear in the current (March 2013) issue of Men's Fitness magazine: "Road warriors get going with the supportive yet flexible Fastwitch 6. Its breathable upper and water-drainage ports make this Saucony one of the best all-rounders." (Water-drainage ports? I didn't see them on this shoe.)
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February 20, 2013 · 11:22 am
Ride Captain Ride
A review of the Saucony ProGrid Ride 5 running shoe.
In 2000, Saucony released the Grid Azura cushioned running shoe. For a supposed neutral shoe it was a pretty stable runner due to its low profile stance, almost straight last, and durable rubber in the forefoot. It was a lightweight and airy shoe for its time, and I was warned that it might hold up for only a couple of hundred miles. Now, more than twelve years later, it's a running shoe that I still use a few times each month, and there's little indication that it's nearing the end of its useful days.
I had expectations that Saucony's fifth iteration of the ProGrid Ride would be a current day version of the Grid Azura. They seem to have a few things in common. The Ride is a low profile shoe with a lowered heel height and a close to straight last that's unique for a neutral, cushioned runner. Appearance wise, it almost looks like a direct descendent of the Azura, even down to the triangular lugs in the front of the shoe. However, the Ride 5 has ultra-soft blown rubber in its forefoot. Surprisingly, the Ride 5 seems to be not just as stable as the old Azura, but even more so which can present issues for some runners.
First, let me point out a few accolades for this shoe. The new Ride looks to be beautifully constructed, has a nice, comfortable feel (size up a half-size), and brings with it some very functional flat shoelaces that stay tied. Unfortunately, this is about it for the positives. I expected that with the lower profile – somewhere in between that of a standard running shoe and a minimalist running shoe – the Ride would feel like a racing flat. No such luck.
I quickly found the Ride's ride to be overly, surprisingly stable perhaps due to the hard plastic support bar found underneath the arch (the Azura had no such mid-foot support device). I felt as if my feet were being pushed outward on every step, something that would surely result in some fast wearing down of the heels. And the ride seemed indistinct, as if I could feel neither my heel planting nor the soft rubber up front. This was so surprising that I found myself constantly looking down – had I mistakenly put on an old pair of New Balance cross-trainers?
If I were to attempt to describe the feel of the Ride in one word, I would have to use the dreaded technical term "mushy" – generally not a word used in the laudatory sense.
Saucony has made much of the fact that the Ride 5 is an ounce lighter than the Ride 4, because of less cushioning in the midsole and less rubber on its sole. I'm not sure this is such a good thing, as both my feet and my ankles were sore even before the end of my first test run in this version.
Perhaps there are ultra-efficient, blessed runners who'll run on their toes in the Ride 5 and find it to be an exceptional lightweight trainer. For this runner, it was an experiment that didn't work. On to the Saucony Virrata or the Grid Fastwitch 6?
The Saucony ProGrid Ride 5 sells for $109.95.
This review was originally posted on the Blogcritics Sports site:
http://blogcritics.org/sports/article/running-shoe-review-the-saucony-progrid
Tagged as 2000, almost straight last, Blogcritics Sports, blown rubber forefoot, cushioned running shoe, durable rubber forefoot, flat running shoe laces, hard arch support, hard plastic arch support device, Joseph Arellano, Joseph's Reviews, lightweight trainer, low profile running shoe, lowered heel height, minimal running shoes, mushy ride, neutral running shoe, overly stable neutral running shoe, review of the Saucony ProGrid Ride 5, review Saucony ProGrid Ride 5, Ride Captain Ride, running shoe review, Saucony, Saucony Grid Azura, Saucony Grid Fastwitch 6, Saucony ProGrid Ride 4, Saucony ProGrid Ride 5, Saucony ProGrid Ride 5 review, Saucony Virrata, well constructed running shoe

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The XXXIII International Circus Festival in Monte Carlo brought together the best artists from around the world under the dome of the famous tent of Fontvieille. Among them were our compatriots. For the first time in this millennium and for the second time in the history of the country, Ukraine received a gold award at the Monte Carlo festival. On January 18, 2009, she was awarded the Kobzov circus performers, air gymnasts Dmitry Grigorov and Oles Shulge for the flight of passion. "Princess Stephanie is standing over there!" Natasha Rybchenko, artist of the National Circus of Ukraine, winner of last year's festival in Monte Carlo, pushed me by the arm. "You just don't need to take pictures," she predicted my attempt to raise the camera, "she doesn't like that." The princess, in black jeans and a short jacket with a hood, meanwhile, was chewing on her sandwich and quickly went to the tent, from which came the music, teams, the roar of animals – the usual sounds for rehearsing circus numbers. So the childhood myth that the heiress of the throne should certainly be in a magnificent dress, a crown, walk majestically and look impregnable was dispelled. Princess Stefania was more like Cinderella. Together with the trendsetter in the world circus art, the artistic director of the Monte Carlo festival, Urs Pilz, she spent days and nights disappearing at rehearsals in the big top of Fontvieille.
The Monte Carlo Festival is the most significant event in the world of circus art. His awards – Golden, Silver and Bronze clowns – are equated with an Oscar in the field of cinema. It all began in 1974, when the Prince of Monaco Rainier, who was fond of the circus since childhood, founded the International Circus Art Festival in Monte Carlo. Since then, almost every artist dreams of performing in the famous tent of Fontvieille. It's the same as representing the country at the Olympics, where the best of the best traditionally perform.
The circus is with them. In Europe, the circus is considered the most complex and risky art created for adults, not for children. Tickets for performances are more expensive than for concerts of pop stars – up to $ 150. The dress code for attending the Monte Carlo gala is a tuxedo, evening dress, diamonds.
No circus is like another. For example, the German "Flick-flak" is avant-garde: leather, bikes, hard rock. The Austrian Roncalli is a classic with a retro slant. Canadian "Du Soleil" – a streamlined machine for the reproduction of a cool spectacle. His troupe, 80% of whose artists are Russians, Ukrainians and Chinese, is famous for fantastic performances – an incredible combination of music, light and craftsmanship on the verge of human capabilities.
There are other prestigious events in the world. For example, the International Circus of Tomorrow festival in Paris or the International Circus Art Festival in China, which gives a unique flavor to the venue – the province of Uchao, where this ancient art was born.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival
However, the competition in Monte Carlo is super prestigious, and not only for artists or impresario. The Monaco Circus Friends Association sponsors companies such as Veuve Clicquot, Daimler-Chrysler, and the Sea Bathing Society, which owns a casino in Monte Carlo.
This is a profitable business. Suffice it to say that in Paris during the Christmas holidays on tour there are up to fifty circuses, in Italy – three times more. And everyone works, which means they make a profit.
Things are worse in Russia. According to the director of the Moscow Circus Maxim Nikulin (son of Yuri Nikulin), those in power do not really favor circus art. "The whole country, for example, knows how many prizes our women's biathlon team received. And no one knows how many awards we brought from Monte Carlo, Paris, Berlin, Wiesbaden or Rome, "Nikulin laments.
The circus is with us. Winners in Monte Carlo more than once became Ukrainian artists. "Snake-Man" Anatoly Zalevsky received the Grand Prix in 1999, the acrobatic group "Dolls" – in 2007.
But what is there to be surprised, the names of the stars of the circus, Ukrainians by origin, were heard by Europe and America in pre-revolutionary times. It is enough to recall Ivan Poddubny, his pupil Ivan Zaikin, the clown Vitaly Lazarenko, a native of Donbass.
Stationary circuses appeared in Ukraine with the light hand of a passionate lover of this art Nikita Khrushchev. Now there are eleven.
Unfortunately, today the state does not notice the potential of the domestic circus, and Ukraine has something to be proud of and what to show on the best world venues. People's artist of Ukraine, the general director of the National Circus, the famous predator trainer Vladimir Shevchenko speaks about this with pain. It's a shame that in the grand projects of the country's propaganda in the world, our circus did not find a place. Even though the president and his family are frequent guests at the National Circus.
Monte Carlo, big top Fontvieille. Four hours of performance take place in one breath. When you are a meter away from the arena (in the area for photo and television cameramen), you hear the breath of artists, science fiction becomes a reality. The unthinkable acrobatic stunts of Koreans and Chinese that are given to them, it would seem, without the slightest tension, impress not only ordinary spectators. The admired exclamations of the members of the international jury confirm that this is the highest class. After almost every performance, the audience applauds while standing. This is the highest award to the artist from the discerning public.
The festival ends in a few days. The jury members have a difficult task – to determine the best.
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Bras have become a fundamental part of a woman's wardrobe. They are great when you need a lift or some support but what if I told you that bra you love could be increasing your risk of breast cancer?!
Studies have shown that wearing a bra raises the temperature of the breasts, restricts oxygen and nutrient flow to the tissues, and restricts the flow of toxin-removing lymphatic fluid.
Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer, husband and wife authors of Dressed to Kill (1995) interviewed 4,730 women in 5 major cities about their use of bras and breast health. Their discoveries were amazing!
-Women who wore their bras for 24 hours per day had 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer in their lifetime.
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Joe Jonas celebrates 30th birthday with James Bond themed bash
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Imagine a birthday like that!
Joe Jonas celebrated his 30th birthday with wife Sophie Turner at a James Bond themed bash in New York.
The singer was joined by family and friends - including brothers and bandmates Nick and Kevin Jonas - alongside sisters-in-law Priyanka Chopra and Danielle Jonas at Cipriani Wall Street on Friday night.
Joe was seen wearing a white tuxedo jacket with a black bow tie and black trousers as he arrived for the party with Game of Thrones star Sophie, who stunned in a plunging navy halterneck dress with a racy thigh-high split.
The couple, who wed for the second time in June, arrived in an Aston Martin car, famously used by the fictional British spy in many of the Bond movies.
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Nick wore a black tuxedo to his big brother's birthday party, and matched his wife Priyanka, who was dressed in a sparkling fringed black dress.
On Thursday, Sophie surprised her husband onstage during a Jonas Brothers concert in Washington, D.C., and enlisted the screaming crowd to give Joe a birthday he'll never forget.
The 23-year-old brought out a cake and sang Happy Birthday along with Nick, Kevin and the packed arena filled with an excited crowd.
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How a Panic Room Works
by Tiffany Connors
Panic Room Construction and Costs
Workers in Sioux City, Iowa, construct a tornado shelter with cement-filled foam walls.
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The easiest and most cost-effective way to install a panic room is during construction of a new home. You can work with an architect specializing in secure facilities or bring in a security firm during the blueprint stage. You'll probably want to tell as few people as possible about the panic room, so the designer often does not tell the contractor about it. It might be called a "mechanical room" on the blueprint, and then you'd bring in a security team after the contractors leave. You'll want to have the architectural and security firms sign confidentiality agreements to protect the secret room.
In existing homes, bathrooms, closets and wine cellars often get made over into panic rooms. A security firm can advise you on how to fortify a particular room so that it is easily accessible to you but not to intruders. Some companies also mass-produce personal safe rooms.
The big decisions depend on the purpose of the panic room. If you're worried about safety from intruders, most experts say the room needs to hold long enough for the police to arrive, usually 30 minutes to a couple of hours. For protection from weather-related catastrophes, placement is the most important factor. The ground floor or basement is safest against a tornado, but high ground offers better protection against floods. Supplies and stability are critical.
For safety from nuclear or biological attacks, long-term protection is necessary. The Department of Justice Emergency Preparedness manual states, "Ten square feet of floor space per person will provide sufficient air to prevent the buildup of carbon dioxide for up to five hours" [source: U.S. Department of Justice]. If you want to be able to hide out for even longer, check out fallout shelters: One German company, ABC Guard, claims it has made a portable fallout shelter that can house seven people for up to a month.
Panic Room Costs
Panic rooms are pretty expensive, but since they are mostly marketed to the very wealthy, that shouldn't come as a surprise. Construction of a high-end panic room typically starts at $50,000 and can reach beyond $500,000, depending on amenities.
On the low end, converting a closet or extra room into a panic room usually starts around $3,000. Plywood reinforcements for a closet cost about $2,500, and bullet-resistant electronic doors start at $22,000. Add another $3,000 to $10,000 if it's professionally designed.
According to one estimate on Bankrate.com, adding bullet-resistant Kevlar, a dedicated phone line, backup generator and keyless entry to an existing room can cost $40,000 to $60,000.
In the next section, we'll find out who has panic rooms and where they are most popular.
Panic Room 101
To create a simple panic room, security expert Chris E. McGoey offers this advice:
Select a windowless interior room or large closet.
Replace the wooden doorjamb with a steel one.
Install a keyless Grade-1 deadbolt (the American National Standards Institute tests all locks with an arsenal of tools, and then grades the lock: Grade 1 is the best and toughest).
Stock the room with emergency items, as well as a way to summon aid or defend yourself.
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This gold medal was awarded as a prize in the annual poster competition held by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) and the American Humane Education Society (AHES). Its recipient, Arnold Johnson, was awarded the medal in 1936 for his winning poster design. Mr. Johnson recently donated this medal to the MSPCA Archives project.
Early 20th century medal from the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, front. Collection of MSPCA Angell.
Early 20th century medal from the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, back. Collection of MSPCA Angell.


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Sermon at St Mary Hadlow Trinity 5 – Call to ministry – 26th June 2016
1 Kings 19 vv 1 -16, 19 – E – The call of Elisha
Luke 9 vv 51 – end – Samaritan opposition. The cost of following Jesus
Introduction. I am not much given to calling down a lightning strike on either my personal enemies or the enemies of the Christian Gospel. Neither was Jesus, when James and John suggested calling down fire from heaven, which is just another way of describing a lightning strike. The two disciples were mindful of the action of Elijah, when Ahab, King of Israel, sent a captain and 50 men to arrest him, after Elijah had arranged the killing of the prophets of Baal in the great contest on Mount Carmel. Elijah could see that the honour of God was at stake and so was the whole future of Israel under the heathen influence of Ahab's wife Jezebel. He said 'If I am a man of God let fire come down from heaven and consume you'. The Samaritans were the remnant of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, despised by the Southern Province of Judea, the true Jews. Aptly had Jesus, when he called James and John to follow him, named them Boanerges, that is, sons of thunder. Jesus knew well the background of the Samaritans and as so often had a heart of love for the poor the despised and the outsider. He showed a non-confrontational way of dealing with the situation, namely moving on, to stay in a village that would accept them.
By a happy coincidence, in the way God plans things, I have the privilege of presiding at this service and preaching on the 40th anniversary of my ordination in Rochester Cathedral by Bishop David on a very hot day on 27th June 1976. That is why I have chosen today to wear my 40-year stole, without chasuble, just to mark the occasion. I actually designed the stole some years back to mark 40 years in authorised ministry, including the 14 years for which I was a Reader – in 6 dioceses, including Rochester Diocese, at Christ Church Chislehurst.
On one side is a lightning flash with the reference to Job 37 v 3, "God sends forth the lightning flash". A considerable part of my work continues to be in lightning protection, both of buildings and people. It is my purpose to see that lightning strikes are brought down to ground in a safe manner without damage to buildings or harm to people. I will just say one thing about risk to people. Most, but perhaps not all, of you will know that it is dangerous to stand under an isolated tree in a thunderstorm. Yes, it is very tempting when it is pouring with rain. The safest place is inside a building (preferably one that is protected) or inside a car, but otherwise curl up in a ball and get wet rather than get killed or seriously injured.
The other side of my stole is based on Isaiah chapter 40 'Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings as an eagle (v 31).', associated with my ministry as a chaplain in the Air Training Corps, from which I retired in 2011 after 30 years.
It is my purpose this morning to say something of general value about authorised ministry, both lay and ordained, with something of my own experience to illustrate what I am saying.
Need. Firstly there is a great need to increase the number of ministers, especially ordained ministers, in view of the large number of full-time clergy due to retire before long. A quarter of all stipendiary clergy are in their sixties or older. In this, rural Deanery of Paddock Wood, with 8 benefices and 12 parishes, we have at present 3 vacant benefices with a total of 5 parishes. It may be that patterns of worship will have to change somewhat with a greater reliance on Readers to conduct services. I am speaking fairly generally now, without specific reference to Hadlow. When I was a Reader in the 1960s and 70s many churches had Book of Common Prayer Morning and Evening Prayer services on most Sundays, with an occasional communion. Readers often had a full responsibility for conducting services in rural parishes. As Elijah came towards the end of a very full and demanding role as a prophet in Israel there was a need for a successor. God told him to go and anoint Elisha to take over from him.
Variety. If there is one thing that one can say about those whom God calls to serve him in both lay and ordained ministry it is that we come from a great variety of backgrounds. Elisha was a farmer. When Elijah came to convey God's call Elijah was ploughing with 12 yoke of oxen, i. e. 24 oxen. It seems that he had quite a sizeable farm. Our last curate, Clifford, was an engine driver. Our Vicar Paul was a solicitor and uses that background particularly as a magistrate. I was an engineer when God called me first to be a Reader and then to the ordained ministry. In the Church of England we now have men and women and have of course had the benefit of Gwen Smith as Vicar. 27% of Church of England stipendiary clergy are now women. This percentage is slowly increasing. However the proportion of stipendiary clergy from a black or minority ethnic background rose only slightly from 3% in 2012 to 3.4% last year. Such people are still very under-represented.
Call. You may wonder though how God calls people and how people discern that call. In a number of ways. It may help if I just say something of my own experience. It was in 1956 when, as a university student, I came to Bidborough as a member of a team in that parish, part of a mission based in Tonbridge. After I had given the talk at a children's service, the clergyman leading our team, the Rev Ken Prior, said to me, "Christopher, you should consider becoming a Reader." This seemed to me right and what God wanted me to do. In due course in 1962, in Ely Cathedral, I was admitted and licensed as a Reader. From 1965 -68, whilst working at the Ministry of Defence, I was licensed as a Reader at Christ Church Chislehurst. After I had been preaching there one Sunday, a member of the congregation suggested I should be ordained. I insisted that being a Reader was not a stepping stone to the ordained ministry. I jealously guarded my amateur status. I was not paid to preach the Gospel! Subsequently I was stationed in Bahrein from 1968 to 1970. I was active as a Reader at our station Church at RAF Muharraq and St Christopher's Church in Manama. On Easter Day 1970, after I had been assisting our chaplain at the Easter communion service, his wife said to me "Christopher, have you thought about being ordained?" On that occasion I felt a strong inner conviction, which I believed was from God, that it was the right way forward. The first hurdle to overcome was to share this conviction with Julia! In 1967 she had followed family tradition as the fourth female Inglis, to marry an RAF Officer and now 3 years later he was saying he wanted to be a clergyman! I have to say that she was very accepting and I am tremendously grateful for her support during the past 42 years of training and ordained ministry. Of course in a formal sense the Church has to discern whether ministry, lay or ordained, is the right path for a person. A call therefore involves, God, the individual and the Church.
Cost. Finally there is a cost involved in committing oneself to lay or ordained ministry even more so than the commitment of being a Christian. Although the latter part of today's Gospel reading applies to any person who would follow Jesus, it is particularly applicable to those who would serve him in recognised, authorised ministry. Jesus at this stage was of 'no fixed abode' dependent on the hospitality of good people in the places where he preached and ministered. As a rather nice juxtaposition we have ploughing in both readings. Elisha was called from literally ploughing his farm to metaphorically ploughing a furrow for the Kingdom of God. Jesus in calling people to committed discipleship and ministry doesn't want those who are looking back to their earlier life and rather regretting what they have left behind. Although ploughing is somewhat different now to earlier years, with the tractor and ploughman being in front of the plough, one still has to keep one's main attention on where one is going, with but brief checks to see that the plough is working correctly and at the right depth. I have to say that when I committed myself to ordination I was giving up two things that I loved. Firstly life in the RAF, albeit I had had 20 years in the RAF and was perhaps ready for a change anyhow, and engineering. From an early age I was taking things apart to see how they worked and only later on in life being able to put them back in working order! However having made that clean break, I found in due course the Lord graciously gave back to me both those aspects of my former life, albeit in a different form. In my 30 years as a chaplain in the Air Training Corps I had a strong link with the RAF. For the past 30 years or more I have become quite heavily involved in lightning protection, a different, very interesting, field of engineering. These two aspects of my life are associated with the two depictions on my green stole. I have to say that I could not have gone forward to ordained ministry without the full support of Julia, who throughout has been and still is so supportive. Are you ready to consider God's call to lay or ordained ministry? Could you be, like the clergyman who suggested to me becoming a Reader or the Chaplain's wife who suggested my being ordained, a vital link in someone else's call? I have never regretted the change of life in middle age. The Diocese has produced three leaflets about both types of ministry. If you think that this might be right for you then ask me after the service (I think that there no more left on the table), and if you wish, talk to Paul or me about the next step.
Conclusion. Whether to specific lay ministry or ordained ministry or to following Jesus in your daily life and work, Jesus invites you to put your hand to the plough in the service of the kingdom of God.
1830 words Christopher Miles


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1894 - Cometh the hour, cometh the man - John Myles Bickerton
There are a number of individuals who are vital to the story of Denham Aerodrome but none as important as John Myles Bickerton. The story of this remarkable man could be taken from the pages of Rider Haggard or The Boys Own, if these were combined with a medical history of ophthalmic surgery in Britain, for Myles, as he was popularly known, was a true renaissance man. His interests were wide ranging; from the most delicate of surgeries through to aviation, history, politics and the care of the environment a long time before this became the celebrated cause it is today. He served his country in both World Wars, seeing active service in the Royal Navy in the first and as a Volunteer Reservist in the Royal Air Force in the second, in between times becoming a successful ophthalmic surgeon and founding Denham Aerodrome as we know it today.
John Myles Bickerton in the cockpit of the first aircraft he owned, de Havilland dH.60 Moth G-ABAG.
John Myles Bickerton was born at Hoylake in Cheshire on 28 August 1894, the youngest son of Thomas Herbert and Mary Jessie Bickerton. His father was a well established ophthalmic surgeon based at 88 Rodney Street in Liverpool and Denna Hall in Cheshire, publishing a wide variety of surgical papers during his distinguished career which saw him take up appointments in London and Vienna amongst others. Myles began his education at The Down's School in Malvern before moving closer to home at The Leas School in Hoylake. In 1911 he became a pupil at Leighton Park School in Reading, a Quaker school that had an excellent reputation for preparing students for university.
Students at The Leas School in Hoylake in 1909. Myles and his older brother Dick are marked with arrows.
The system at Leighton Park included sharing studies and interestingly, between 1912 and 1913, Myles' companion and fellow member of the cricket team was Egbert Cadbury, grandson of the founder of the famous chocolate company. Egbert Cadbury was to become a pilot in the Royal Naval Air Service, shooting down two Zeppelins, the L.21 on 28 November 1916 and the L.70 on 5 August 1918, being awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Distinguished Flying Cross for these actions.
Egbert Cadbury, later Sir Egbert, was Myles Bickerton's study companion at Leighton Park School.
Myles' interest in his father's work meant he had already decided he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps, which led to his successful application to study medicine at Pembroke College, Cambridge in 1913. In his first year, Myles successfully passed his 2nd M.B. (Cantab), the initial examinations that proved him competent as a student to go on to study clinical medicine. He also joined the University rowing club, securing a place in the Pembroke 2nd boat in the coxed eights. The hand written caption to the team photograph below makes for sobering reading, considering what was about to happen to the young men of Great Britain.
John Myles Bicketon was a member of the Pembroke College 2nd boat in the coxed eights. Only two of the nine young men in this picture were to survive the First World War. They were to carry the mental effects of the war for the rest of their lives.
His studies were interrupted by the events of 28 July 1914 which saw the First World War begin. In a typically pragmatic letter home on 7 August Myles stated:
John Myles Bicketon volunteered for the Royal Army Medical Corps at the outbreak of the First World War.
"There are very few men left up here now, three quarters of Pembroke have gone, joining different branches of the Reserve Army. Those men who were unable to join owing to a lack of previous military training in the School Corps etc, or those whose parents did not give permission, have joined the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) for ambulance work or dressing etc for medicals. Dick and I have joined this in preference to the Motor Cycling Corps etc, Dick for Home Service only, but I put myself down for Home or Foreign Service. However I am told that for Foreign Service it's necessary to have one's parents consent. There is no immediate hurry however and I will do exactly as you like about that. We should not be sent abroad for a few weeks probably as we have begun the course of instruction necessary already. Those who have done most medicine will probably get the best and first positions; some have gone to Harwich already."
The staff of 1 Eastern District Hospital with its commander Colonel Griffiths in early 1915. Myles Bickerton is in the middle row, fifth from the right.
Myles volunteered for the RAMC and served for eighteen months at the 1st Eastern District General Military Hospital in Cambridge, tending to the wounded being sent back from the front in France. Myles' work ethic became apparent in these early years, as at the same time he also carried out additional work at Adenbrooke's Hospital and worked as the Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Medical School, all of these between December 1914 and May 1916. Despite the reserved nature of his occupation under the terms of the Military Service Act 1916, Myles decided that the training programme in the Royal Navy offered better opportunities for a surgeon and elected to continue his military service as a Surgeon Probationer in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (RNVR). He was influenced in this decision by one of the lecturers at Cambridge, Professor Simms Woodhead, who had recruited a number of medical students from Cambridge for the Harwich naval force, a possibility he alluded to in his letter home.
HMS Lawford in 1916, taken from the first ship of the type built, and the one that gave her name to the class, HMS Laforey.
In June 1916, Myles joined HMS Lawford under the command of Lieutenant Commander Arthur Scott. The ship was part of the Harwich Force's Ninth Destroyer Flotilla which was responsible for the East Coast, North Sea and the Dover Patrol. Lawford was one of 22 Laforey class destroyers, built by Fairfields and launched on 30 October 1913. The destroyers of the period were light and fast, the Laforey class being armed with three 4 inch Q.F. Mk IV guns on P.IX mountings on the centreline of the vessel and twin 21 inch D.R. Mk I torpedo tubes mounted midships. The ships were capable of 29 knots and could also carry mines which were deployed from the rear deck. If the rear gun and mount were removed then depth charges could be carried on the rear deck for anti-submarine work.
HMS Sybille was one of seven R class destroyers built at Yarrow and known as Yarrow Specials.
Similarly armed were the new "R" Class Destroyers, one of which, HMS Sybille was launched on 5 February 1917, joining the Flotilla later that month. Myles was transferred to Sybille in March, and was much impressed by the performance of the "R" class destroyers, the Sybille in particular recording 39 knots in trials. Sybille was one of seven "R" class built not to the original Admiralty design but by private contractors at Yarrow and known as the Yarrow Specials. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander Charles Blackman, it was in HMS Sybille that Myles saw his first combat, during the destroyer action off the Belgian Coast near Zeebrugge on 10 May 1917. Here seventeen German destroyers in three Divisions were met by four British destroyers from Harwich, including the Sybille and the Taurus, as they sortied from Zeebrugge. The British force gave chase, exchanging fire the whole time with the German ships which were equipped with longer range guns, necessitating the British destroyers close the range while under fire they could not return. The German force retired to Zeebrugge in the belief the smaller British force would only attack so aggressively if supported by larger or capital ships further out to sea. As a baptism of fire for Myles it was a successful attack, little damage being done to the British destroyers while driving off a numerically superior enemy force. For Myles, it was also a lesson in the efficacy of private enterprise as when ordered to steam at full throttle towards the Belgian coast, the privately built faster ships sailed closer to the enemy.
The destroyer action off the Belgian Coast near Zeebrugge on 10 May 1917. The three groups of German destroyers can be seen on the horizon, their shot falling all around the British ships which were out ranged by the guns of their opponents.
The above picture appeared in the London Illustrated News and Myles's father bought the original for ten Guineas. 1917 also saw another turning point in the experiences of the young doctor, as he was taken flying for the first time from the aerodrome near Dover by the Commanding Officer of the flying training unit at the station. HMS Sybille was based at Dover at the time providing protection for the troop, transport and supply ships shuttling back and forth across the Channel to France. The pilot in question was none other than Captain James McCudden, who was to become one of the most successful and decorated pilots of the First World War, being awarded the Victoria Cross amongst many other medals for his exploits, which included 57 enemy aircraft shot down. Myles made a number of flights with McCudden, experiences which were to shape the rest of our story.
Captain James McCudden was serving as an instructor at Dover and took Myles Bickerton on a number of flights in 1917.
Part of Myles' RNVR service included an obligation to continue with his medical qualifications, but due to his war service he had been unable to sit the entrance scholarship exam for St Bartholomew's Hospital. Instead, due to his excellent record at Pembroke College and his experience during the war he was offered a Burney Yeo Scholarship at King's College Hospital. He began work at the hospital in July 1917 as the House Surgeon in the ear, eye, nose and throat department, later becoming the House Anaesthetist, the House Surgeon and finally the Senior House Surgeon as his studies and experience increased. Again, his work ethic is illustrated by the fact that at the same time as studying and working at King's, he also attended Queen Charlotte's Lying-In Hospital, in two weeks attending 25 childbirths to gain experience in this area of medicine. He also attended a three month course at the Park Hospital in the diagnosis and treatment of fevers, passing the course on 10 January 1918. All this hard work paid off handsomely with the award of his Membership of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons (MRCS) and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians (LRCP) certificates on 10 February 1919.
The newly promoted Surgeon Lieutenant Myles Bickerton.
With the award of his certificates he was promoted to Surgeon Lieutenant in the RNVR and posted to the Royal Naval Hospital at Chatham, where his studies continued, passing his Bachelor of Surgery (B.Ch (Cantab)) examinations in May 1919. Later that month, he was posted to the battleship HMS Royal Oak as Surgeon Lieutenant, a post he was to be demobilised from in January 1920.
HMS Royal Oak.
HMS Royal Oak was fitted with aircraft platforms over the guns of B turret. Myles was fascinated by the concept of aircraft operating from the ship.
Having left the RNVR, Myles immediately returned to King's College Hospital as the Senior Resident and Casualty Officer. On his first day, a three week old baby had been brought in by its mother who believed the baby had died of a respiratory obstruction. With supreme confidence, Myles performed a deft tracheotomy, the baby recovering and being sent on to a fever hospital as Myles diagnosed the child was suffering from diphtheria. The fever hospital wrote to congratulate King's on their prompt action, as there was no record of a child so young surviving such a procedure. During this time, a friend recommended Myles for an unusual job, again, at sea. Sir Robert Houston and Lord Birkenhead were taking Houston's private yacht, the "Liberty" on an extended winter cruise from the UK to Norway then down to the Mediterranean. Myles was hired as surgeon to the yacht and surgical specialist to the principals on board, a job that was to take him through to May 1921, when he returned to the UK to continue his studies.
The elegant lines of the Liberty, the steam yacht belonging to Sir Robert Houston.
Myles' next goal was to gain his Fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons (FRCS) which would allow him to practice as a senior surgeon. For the next two and a half years he would undertake a Fellowship course at St Bartholomew's Hospital, working there and at eight other London hospitals in various specialisations, including in orthopaedic and children's surgery. Typically, while working on his studies, he also worked as the Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology at King's College Hospital, a job he was to continue into 1924. Again, his hard work was successful with his FRCS certificate being awarded on 27 December 1923, making him the youngest surgeon to achieve this qualification. For the next two years Myles was to increasingly specialise in eye surgery, working as the House Surgeon in Ophthalmology at King's and the Clinical Assistant to the Royal Eye Hospital between 1924 and 1925. This work translated into promotion to become the Ophthalmic Surgical Registrar and Ophthalmic Tutor at King's in May 1925, as well as becoming the Honorary Assistant Surgeon at the Royal Eye Hospital.
The residents at King's College Hospital in 1919.
In 1926, Myles married Margaret Alsager Hawdon, the daughter of Colonel Hawdon whose family had been hard hit by the First World War, three brothers being killed and one being repatriated suffering from shell shock. While Myles continued his practice in London, as a country retreat he built a small timber and brick house on Slade Oak Lane in Denham that would be modified and extended over the years. He also had begun flying at the Aero Club at Hanworth, gaining his pilot's certificate in 1933 and purchasing a de Havilland dH.60 Moth, G-ABAG. This aircraft had previously been flown by Amy Johnson amongst others, and still flies today as part of the Shuttleworth Collection.
G-ABAG, the dH60 Moth that Myles bought after learning to fly at Hanworth. Standing in front is Margaret Alsager Hawdon, who Myles married in 1926.
Myles wanted to acquire a field near his house in Denham where he could keep his aeroplane. Major Gerald Oscar Way owned some land which would be ideal, it was flat, well drained and had clear approaches in most directions. Beginning on 24 June 1933, Myles made five flights into the field at Denham, ascertaining its suitability for flying. In February 1934, Myles purchased the first part of what would eventually become Denham Aerodrome as we know it today. Appropriately, Myles himself in G-ABAG was therefore the first aircraft to land at the new site, known initially by the name Hawksridge Aerodrome. He was soon followed by Cyril Mills of Bertram Mills Circus in his de Havilland dH.87 Hornet Moth, who asked if the hangar Myles intended building on the site could be large enough to accommodate his aircraft as well. This was followed by two more requests within a year, one from Eric Pasold, the founder of Ladybird childrens clothes. As a result, the first hangar built at Denham was large enough to accommodate three aircraft. In this almost accidental manner, the airfield began to attract other aircraft, which would see the steady expansion of the facilities over the next few years, as will be related in the next instalment.


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Invisible pain results in invisible battles. Behind the smiles are scars that cannot be seen, unless you use a laparoscope.
Kawira Rweria is a bubbly warrior, who I e-met (can we take a moment and thank the Lord for the internet) last year at one of her lowest moments. Seeing her smile is such a joy.
Endo is a thief, but we are slowly but surely reclaiming what it has stolen from us.
My name is Kawira Rweria and I am 32 years old. I work as a customer care officer. Serving God and people makes me happy.
I started my periods at the age of ofurteen. I was confused but still excited because in my thinking I was finally a young woman. I was all grown and in the same level with all of my agemates who had started their menses way before I had. After two months, my periods disappeared for over 6 months. When they resumed they were heavy and a little painful.
Fast forward to 2017 when I first heard the name Endometriosis. 'Endo what?' I thought to myself.
Endo has robbed me of my happiness, my energy due to the chronic fatigue, I have lost a few friends who do not understand why I can't hang out or see them when they want. I have missed work a couple of times due to pain. I am mostly physically, mentally and emotionally drained by the pain.
I have had to change my diet, I cut out all dairy products, I struggled giving up wheat, but I have recently made progress (doing a happy dance). Red meat, however, is my undoing (napenda nyama sana).
My biggest challenge is lack of energy, fatigue, the constant pelvic pain not to mention the side effects of the hormonal drugs.
I have learned to be strong because being strong is the only option I have. I have learned to mask my pain and put a smile. I have put all my trust in God.
My word of encouragement to women with endo is, You are not alone! We are all here together for each other. If you are out there alone and in pain, please join the Endometriosis Foundation of Kenya WhatsApp group or the Facebook group.
The thorns present in the rose bushes do not hinder the roses from flowering and becoming beautiful.
Finally, I tend to think of endo in the Bible context as it is in the story of Job. God does not give you a burden too hard to bear, thus we will overcome this. We are warriors.
Kawira, thank you for sharing your story with us. May your joy continue to bubble within and may you bloom despite the thorns.


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We have to keep challenging misogyny in order to make a difference
Now that more women are joining the workforce, some things have changed for the better
By Mehmal Sarfraz
One wonders if we are indeed living in the 21st century or the Dark Ages. In this election campaign we have heard about the size of Smriti Irani's bindi, Jaya Prada's underwear, Mayawati's facials, and Priyanka Gandhi being called "skirtwali bai" (Shutterstock)
"We need women at all levels, including the top, to change the dynamic, reshape the conversation, to make sure women's voices are heard and heeded, not overlooked and ignored."
— Sheryl Sandberg
Sexist remarks by politicians are nothing new in the Indian subcontinent. In recent days, we witnessed misogynist comments against women politicians that were made in the Indian election campaign. From talking about the size of Smriti Irani's bindi to remarks about Jaya Prada's underwear, from calling Priyanka Gandhi "skirtwali bai" to commenting on Mayavati's facials, we have had quite a dose of sexism.
Misogyny, it seems, is somehow still being used as a tool to humiliate political opponents — one wonders if we are indeed living in the 21st century or the Dark Ages. Pakistani politicians are not far behind their Indian counterparts in this respect.
The chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, has been making highly-charged speeches against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government in recent months. His speeches always irk the government. We first saw the former finance minister, Asad Umar, lashing out at him with a misogynist remark for using his mother's surname, Bhutto. Then we saw Prime Minister Imran Khan endorsing Umar's remarks and belittling Bhutto-Zardari's choice of using his mother's surname. As if that was not enough, last month, Khan called Bhutto-Zardari "sahiba" at a political rally. Khan said: "Unlike Bilawal Sahiba, I didn't come into politics through a chit like the last will of his mother that gave him a political party in inheritance."
Bilawal Bhutto was the one who called Khan 'PM Select' in his first speech at the National Assembly. Since that day, this term has been widely used by Opposition parties, including the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz). It is this term and other fiery speeches by Bhutto-Zardari that seem to have gotten under the prime minister's skin. To deliberately call the PPP chairman 'sahiba' — a term used for women — may have been intended as an insult by the prime minister but it backfired. Khan was widely criticized for his deliberate sexism and misogyny.
In its editorial, the newspaper, Dawn, noted: "It is not the word but the context that is inappropriate; applying it to a man, with the deliberate intent of causing insult, insinuates that womanhood is inherently inferior. Verbal sparring in the realm of politics, no matter how irreverent, should never devolve into denigrating whole groups of citizens."
Khan and his partymen are not the only ones who are guilty of being sexist. Unfortunately, sexism is prevalent in all political parties. Some members of the PML-N and the PPP, apart from other parties, have also made sexist remarks in the past.
This highlights the prevalent problems — those of patriarchy and the belief that women are inferior to men. While we have had a woman prime minister, Benazir Bhutto, and other prominent women leaders like Fatima Jinnah, Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan among several others, the culture of misogyny is still prevalent in Pakistan. It is not just limited to the political arena. Women face such issues every day in every field and industry.
The lawyer, Reema Omer, wrote last year that Pakistan is the only country in South Asia to have never had a woman Supreme Court judge. Omer wrote that "what Pakistan urgently needs are sustainable and effective efforts to advance women's representation within the judiciary and ultimately achieve gender parity in the legal profession." The legal profession is just one example of women lagging behind on account of male domination and gender discrimination.
The media industry in Pakistan is also dominated by men. We have women in editorial positions in English-language newspapers but the same is not replicated in the Urdu-language papers or even in print media in regional languages. While we see a lot of women on our television screens as newscasters or anchors, we don't have women in important executive positions in our electronic media. It is not as if there are no competent women in the electronic media. We have some of the most hard-working and talented women working in the electronic media but there is a 'boys club' that doesn't let them get ahead in most cases. These men protect themselves while ignoring women for positions with editorial control in spite of the fact that many women work harder than their male counterparts in the media. This is not to say that all men are the same and don't want women to succeed; there are several honourable exceptions who are not insecure and who actually encourage women in their organizations to take on more responsibilities and take charge. Still, editorial positions are not held by women in the electronic media. In almost all media houses, there are no daycare rooms for working mothers. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Casual sexism is so rampant in the media that if we started to document it one could write volumes upon volumes on it.
Then come social media and cyberspace. The sort of online bullying and abuses that female journalists, activists and celebrities face is much higher than that faced by their male counterparts. From commenting on their physical appearance to calling them 'sluts' to other abuses specific to women, men in cyberspace target women like a lynch mob. When women raise their voices for their rights, they are accused of playing the 'woman card'.
It will take years to change the misogynist mindset but we have to keep challenging it in order to make a difference. Now that more women are joining the workforce, some things have changed for the better. Slowly and surely, we will be able to achieve our goals. Here is to women's empowerment.
The author is a journalist based in Lahore
mehmal.s@gmail.com
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@interface DDSocialShareHandler ()

@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> wechatHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> sinaHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> tencentHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> facebookHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> googleHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> twitterHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> miHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> lineHandler;
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol> instagramHandler;

@end

@implementation DDSocialShareHandler

+ (DDSocialShareHandler *)sharedInstance{
    static DDSocialShareHandler *_instance = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t predicate;
    dispatch_once(&predicate, ^{
        _instance = [[self alloc] init];
    });
    return _instance;
}

#pragma mark - Public Methods

+ (BOOL)isInstalledPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform{
    Class class = [self classWithPlatForm:platform];
    if (class && [class respondsToSelector:@selector(isInstalled)]) {
        return [class isInstalled];
    } else {
        return NO;
    }
}

+ (BOOL)canShareToScence:(DDSSScene)scene{
    DDSSPlatform platform = DDSSPlatformNone;
    if (scene == DDSSSceneWXSession || scene == DDSSSceneWXTimeline) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformWeChat;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneSina) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformSina;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneQQFrined || scene == DDSSSceneQZone) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformQQ;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneFacebook) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformFacebook;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneTwitter) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformTwitter;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneLine) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformLine;
    } else if (scene == DDSSSceneInstagram) {
        platform = DDSSPlatformInstagram;
    }
    return [DDSocialShareHandler isInstalledPlatform:platform];
}

- (void)registerPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform {
    [self registerPlatform:platform appKey:@"" appSecret:@"" redirectURL:@"" appDescription:@""];
}

- (void)registerPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                  appKey:(NSString *)appKey{
    [self registerPlatform:platform appKey:appKey appSecret:@"" redirectURL:@"" appDescription:@""];
}

- (void)registerPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                  appKey:(NSString *)appKey
               appSecret:(NSString *)appSecret {
    [self registerPlatform:platform appKey:appKey appSecret:appSecret redirectURL:@"" appDescription:@""];
}

- (void)registerPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                  appKey:(NSString *)appKey
             redirectURL:(NSString *)redirectURL{
    [self registerPlatform:platform appKey:appKey appSecret:@"" redirectURL:redirectURL appDescription:@""];
}

- (void)registerPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                  appKey:(NSString *)appKey
               appSecret:(NSString *)appSecret
             redirectURL:(NSString *)redirectURL
          appDescription:(NSString *)appDescription {
    id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self registerHandlerWithPlatForm:platform];
    if ([handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(registerWithAppKey:appSecret:redirectURL:appDescription:)] && handlerProtocol) {
        [handlerProtocol registerWithAppKey:appKey appSecret:appSecret redirectURL:redirectURL appDescription:appDescription];
    }
}

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application
      handleOpenURL:(NSURL *)url
  sourceApplication:(NSString *)sourceApplication
         annotation:(id)annotation{
    BOOL canOpenURL = NO;
    for (DDSSPlatform platform = DDSSPlatformNone; platform < DDSSPlatformCount; platform ++) {
        if (platform == DDSSPlatformNone) {
            continue;
        }
        id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self handlerWithPlatForm:platform];
        if ([handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(application:handleOpenURL:sourceApplication:annotation:)] && handlerProtocol) {
            BOOL canOpen = [handlerProtocol application:application handleOpenURL:url sourceApplication:sourceApplication annotation:annotation];
            if (canOpen) {
                canOpenURL = canOpen;
            }
        }
    }
    return canOpenURL;
}

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)app
            openURL:(NSURL *)url
            options:(NSDictionary<NSString *,id> *)options{
    NSString *sourceApplicationKey = options[UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsSourceApplicationKey];
    id annotationApplicationKey = options[UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsAnnotationKey];
    return [self application:app handleOpenURL:url sourceApplication:sourceApplicationKey annotation:annotationApplicationKey];
}

- (BOOL)authWithPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                authMode:(DDSSAuthMode)authMode
              controller:(UIViewController *)viewController
                 handler:(DDSSAuthEventHandler)handler{
    id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self handlerWithPlatForm:platform];
    if (handlerProtocol && [handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(authWithMode:controller:handler:)]) {
        return [handlerProtocol authWithMode:authMode controller:viewController handler:handler];
    } else {
        NSLog(@"%@ 暂不支持授权或者未实现registerPlatform方法",NSStringFromClass([[self class] classWithPlatForm:platform]));
        return NO;
    }
}

- (BOOL)getUserInfoWithPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                       authItem:(DDAuthItem *)authItem
                        handler:(DDSSUserInfoEventHandler)handler{
    id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self handlerWithPlatForm:platform];
    if (handlerProtocol && [handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(getUserInfoWithAuthItem:handler:)]) {
        return [handlerProtocol getUserInfoWithAuthItem:authItem handler:handler];
    } else {
        NSLog(@"%@ 暂不支持获取用户信息或者未实现registerPlatform方法",NSStringFromClass([[self class] classWithPlatForm:platform]));
        return NO;
    }
}

- (BOOL)shareWithPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
               controller:(UIViewController *)viewController
               shareScene:(DDSSScene)shareScene
              contentType:(DDSSContentType)contentType
                 protocol:(id<DDSocialShareContentProtocol>)protocol
                  handler:(DDSSShareEventHandler)handler{
    if (![self respondsToSelectorWithProtocol:protocol type:contentType] || !handler) {
        return NO;
    }
    id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self handlerWithPlatForm:platform];
    if (!handlerProtocol) {
        NSLog(@"%@ 必须实现registerPlatform方法",NSStringFromClass([[self class] classWithPlatForm:platform]));
    }
    if (handlerProtocol && [handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(shareWithController:shareScene:contentType:protocol:handler:)]) {
        return [handlerProtocol shareWithController:viewController shareScene:shareScene contentType:contentType protocol:protocol handler:handler];
    } else {
        return NO;
    }
}

- (BOOL)linkupWithPlatform:(DDSSPlatform)platform
                      item:(DDLinkupItem *)linkupItem{
    id <DDSocialHandlerProtocol> handlerProtocol = [self handlerWithPlatForm:platform];
    if (handlerProtocol && [handlerProtocol respondsToSelector:@selector(linkupWithItem:)]) {
        return [handlerProtocol linkupWithItem:linkupItem];
    } else {
        NSLog(@"%@ 暂不支持LinkUP或者未实现registerPlatform方法",NSStringFromClass([[self class] classWithPlatForm:platform]));
        return NO;
    }
}

#pragma mark - Private Methods

- (BOOL)respondsToSelectorWithProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareContentProtocol>)protocol type:(DDSSContentType)shareType{
    if (shareType == DDSSContentTypeText) {
        return [self respondsToSelectorWithTextProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareTextProtocol>)protocol];
    }
    else if (shareType == DDSSContentTypeImage) {
        return [self respondsToSelectorWithImageProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareImageProtocol>)protocol];
    }
    else if (shareType == DDSSContentTypeWebPage) {
        return [self respondsToSelectorWithWebPageProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareWebPageProtocol>)protocol];
    }
    else {
        return NO;
    }
}

- (BOOL)respondsToSelectorWithTextProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareTextProtocol>)protocol{
    return [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareText)];
}

- (BOOL)respondsToSelectorWithImageProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareImageProtocol>)protocol{
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareImageWithImageData)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareImageWithTitle)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareImageWithDescription)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareImageWithWebpageUrl)];
    return YES;
}

- (BOOL)respondsToSelectorWithWebPageProtocol:(id<DDSocialShareWebPageProtocol>)protocol{
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareWebPageWithTitle)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareWebPageWithDescription)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareWebPageWithImageData)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareWebPageWithWebpageUrl)];
    [self protocol:protocol respondsToSelector:@selector(ddShareWebPageWithObjectID)];
    return YES;
}

- (BOOL)protocol:(id)protocol respondsToSelector:(SEL)selector{
    if (![protocol respondsToSelector:selector]) {
        NSAssert(NO,([NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ not implementation method %@ ",NSStringFromProtocol(protocol),NSStringFromSelector(selector)]));
    }
    return YES;
}

+ (Class)classWithPlatForm:(DDSSPlatform)platForm{
    if (platForm == DDSSPlatformQQ) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDTencentHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformSina) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDSinaHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformWeChat) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDWeChatHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformMI) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDMIHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformFacebook) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDFacebookHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformTwitter) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDTwitterHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformGoogle) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDGoogleHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformLine) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDLineHandler");
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformInstagram) {
        return NSClassFromString(@"DDInstagramHandler");
    } else {
        return nil;
    }
}

- (id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol>)registerHandlerWithPlatForm:(DDSSPlatform)platForm{
    id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol>  handlerProtocol = nil;
    if (platForm == DDSSPlatformQQ) {
        self.tencentHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformQQ] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.tencentHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformSina) {
        self.sinaHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformSina] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.sinaHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformWeChat) {
        self.wechatHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformWeChat] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.wechatHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformMI) {
        self.miHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformMI] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.miHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformFacebook) {
        self.facebookHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformFacebook] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.facebookHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformTwitter) {
        self.twitterHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformTwitter] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.twitterHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformGoogle) {
        self.googleHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformGoogle] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.googleHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformLine) {
        self.lineHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformLine] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.lineHandler;

    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformInstagram) {
        self.instagramHandler = [[DDSocialShareHandler classWithPlatForm:DDSSPlatformInstagram] new];
        handlerProtocol = self.instagramHandler;
    }

    return handlerProtocol;
}

- (id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol>)handlerWithPlatForm:(DDSSPlatform)platForm{
    id<DDSocialHandlerProtocol>  handlerProtocol = nil;
    if (platForm == DDSSPlatformQQ) {
        handlerProtocol = self.tencentHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformSina) {
        handlerProtocol = self.sinaHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformWeChat) {
        handlerProtocol = self.wechatHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformMI) {
        handlerProtocol = self.miHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformFacebook) {
        handlerProtocol = self.facebookHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformTwitter) {
        handlerProtocol = self.twitterHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformGoogle) {
        handlerProtocol = self.googleHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformLine) {
        handlerProtocol = self.lineHandler;
    } else if (platForm == DDSSPlatformInstagram) {
        handlerProtocol = self.instagramHandler;
    }
    return handlerProtocol;
}

@end