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Shibboleth: Kyrgyz or Uzbek?
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In his recent post "Accent and History," Khan asked whether it's possible to escape the prison of our accent and our language. Looking at the civil war and humanitarian disaster that is currently raging in and around the city of Osh in Southern Kyrgyzstan, it's hard to imagine a positive answer. By all accounts, it's Kyrgyz against Uzbek. Osh, which is only 5km from the border with Uzbekistan, has a majority Uzbek population and Uzbeks there have been campaigning for autonomy and/or annexation by Uzbekistan since before the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Liste des prix littéraires décernés au cours de l'année 2014 :

Prix internationaux
 Prix Nobel de littérature : Patrick Modiano (France)
 Prix européen de littérature : Jon Fosse (Norvège)
 Prix de littérature francophone Jean Arp :
 Prix des cinq continents de la francophonie : Kamel Daoud (Algérie) pour Meursault, contre-enquête
 Grand prix littéraire d'Afrique noire : Eugène Ébodé (Cameroun) pour Souveraine magnifique.
 Prix littéraire international de Dublin : Juan Gabriel Vásquez (Colombie) pour El ruido de las cosas al caer (Le Bruit des choses qui tombent)
 Prix Senghor du premier roman francophone et francophile : Georgia Makhlouf pour Les Absents

Allemagne
 Prix Georg-Büchner : Jürgen Becker
 Prix Friedrich Hölderlin (Bad Homburg) : Peter Stamm

Belgique
 Prix Victor-Rossel : Hedwige Jeanmart pour Blanès
 Prix Première : Antoine Wauters pour Nos mères

Canada
 Grand prix du livre de Montréal: Michael Delisle pour Le feu de mon père
 Prix Athanase-David : Jean Royer
 Prix littéraires du Gouverneur général 2014 :
 Catégorie « Romans et nouvelles de langue anglaise » : Thomas King pour The Back of the Turtle (La Femme tombée du ciel)
 Catégorie « Romans et nouvelles de langue française » : Andrée A. Michaud pour Bondrée
 Catégorie « Poésie de langue anglaise » : Arleen Paré pour Lake of Two Mountains
 Catégorie « Poésie de langue française » : José Acquelin pour Anarchie de la lumière
 Catégorie « Théâtre de langue anglaise » : Jordan Tannahill pour Age of Minority: Three Solo Plays
 Catégorie « Théâtre de langue française » : Carole Fréchette pour Small Talk
 Catégorie « Études et essais de langue anglaise » : Michael Harris pour The End of Absence: Reclaiming What We've Lost in a World of Constant Connection
 Catégorie « Études et essais de langue française » : Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois pour Tenir tête
 Prix Giller : Sean Michaels pour Us Conductors
 Prix littéraire France-Québec : Catherine Leroux pour Le Mur mitoyen
 Prix littéraire Québec-France Marie-Claire-Blais : Ce qu'il advint du sauvage blanc de François Garde
 Prix Robert-Cliche : Martin Clavet pour Ma Belle Blessure

Chili
 Prix national de Littérature : Antonio Skármeta (1940-)

Corée du Sud
 Prix Gongcho : Ko Un pour
 Prix Jeong Ji-yong : Na Tae-joo pour
 Prix de littérature contemporaine (Hyundae Munhak) :
 Catégorie « Poésie » : He Oyeon pour
 Catégorie « Roman » : Hwang Jeong-eun pour
 Catégorie « Critique » : Sin Hyeong-cheol pour
 Prix Manhae : Han Kang pour Le Garçon arrive
 Prix Park Kyung-ni : Bernhard Schlink
 Prix Yi Sang : Pyun Hye-young pour

Danemark
 Prix Hans Christian Andersen : Uehashi Nahoko

Espagne
 Prix Cervantes : Juan Goytisolo
 Prix Prince des Asturies de littérature : John Banville
 Prix Nadal : Carmen Amoraga, pour La vida era eso
 Prix Planeta : Jorge Zepeda Patterson, pour Milena o el fémur más bello del mundo
 Prix national des Lettres espagnoles : Emilio Lledó
 Prix national de Narration : Rafael Chirbes, pour En la orilla
 Prix national de Poésie : , pour Nueva York antes de muerto
 Prix national de Poésie Jeune : Carlos Loreiro, pour
 Prix national d'Essai : , pour
 Prix national de Littérature dramatique : Manuel Calzada Pérez, pour
 Prix national de Littérature infantile et juvénile : , pour Prohibido leer a Lewis Carroll
 Prix Adonáis de Poésie : Constantino Molina Monteagudo, pour  (et comme accessits : José Antonio Pérez-Robleda, pour  ; Milton Santiago, pour )
 Prix Anagrama : Sergio González Rodríguez, pour
 Prix Loewe : Óscar Hahn, pour
 Prix de la nouvelle courte Casino Mieres : Juan Manuel Sainz Peña, pour
 Prix d'honneur des lettres catalanes : Raimon
 Prix national de littérature de la Generalitat de Catalogne : Vicenç Pagès Jordà
 Journée des lettres galiciennes : Xosé Filgueira Valverde
 Prix de la critique Serra d'Or :
 , pour , roman.
 , pour , recueil de poésie.
 Mercè Ibarz, pour , narration.
 Antònia Tayadella, pour , essai.
 Dolors Udina, pour la traduction de , de Virginia Woolf.

États-Unis
 National Book Award :
 Catégorie « Fiction » : Phil Klay pour Redeployment (Fin de mission)
 Catégorie « Essais» : Evan Osnos pour  Age of Ambition: Chasing Fortune, Truth, and Faith in the New China
 Catégorie « Poésie » : Louise Glück pour Faithful and Virtuous Night
 Prix Hugo :
 Prix Hugo du meilleur roman : La Justice de l'ancillaire () par Ann Leckie
 Prix Hugo du meilleur roman court : Équoïde () par Charles Stross
 Prix Hugo de la meilleure nouvelle longue : La Lady Astronaute de Mars () par Mary Robinette Kowal
 Prix Hugo de la meilleure nouvelle courte :  par
 Prix Locus :
 Prix Locus du meilleur roman de science-fiction : La Porte d'Abaddon () par James S. A. Corey
 Prix Locus du meilleur roman de fantasy : L'Océan au bout du chemin () par Neil Gaiman
 Prix Locus du meilleur roman pour jeunes adultes : La Fille qui survola Féérie et coupa la Lune en deux () par Catherynne M. Valente
 Prix Locus du meilleur premier roman : La Justice de l'ancillaire () par Ann Leckie
 Prix Locus du meilleur roman court :  par Catherynne M. Valente
 Prix Locus de la meilleure nouvelle longue : La Belle et le Fuseau () par Neil Gaiman
 Prix Locus de la meilleure nouvelle courte :  par Caitlín R. Kiernan
 Prix Locus du meilleur recueil de nouvelles : Les Veilleurs () par Connie Willis
 Prix Nebula :
 Prix Nebula du meilleur roman : Annihilation (Annihilation) par Jeff VanderMeer
 Prix Nebula du meilleur roman court : Yesterday's Kin par Nancy Kress
 Prix Nebula de la meilleure nouvelle longue : A Guide to the Fruits of Hawai'i par
 Prix Nebula de la meilleure nouvelle courte : Jackalope Wives par Ursula Vernon
 Prix Pulitzer :
 Catégorie « Fiction » : Donna Tartt pour The Goldfinch (Le Chardonneret)
 Catégorie « Biographie et Autobiographie » : Megan Marshall pour Margaret Fuller: A New American Life
 Catégorie « Essai » : Dan Fagin pour Toms River: A Story of Science and Salvation
 Catégorie « Histoire » : Alan Taylor pour The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772-1832
 Catégorie « Poésie » : Vijay Seshadri pour 3 Sections
 Catégorie « Théâtre » : Annie Baker pour The Flick

France
 Prix Femina : Bain de lune de Yanick Lahens
 Prix Femina étranger : Ce qui reste de nos vies de Zeruya Shalev
 Prix Femina essai : Et dans l'éternité je ne m'ennuierai pas de Paul Veyne
 Prix Goncourt : Pas pleurer de Lydie Salvayre
 Prix Goncourt du premier roman : Arden de Frédéric Verger
 Prix Goncourt des lycéens : Charlotte de David Foenkinos
 Prix Goncourt de la nouvelle : Vie de monsieur de Nicolas Cavaillès
 Prix Goncourt de la poésie : William Cliff
 Prix Goncourt de la biographie : Notre Chanel de Jean Lebrun
 Liste Goncourt : le choix polonais : Charlotte de David Foenkinos
 Prix Interallié : Karpathia de Mathias Menegoz
 Prix des libraires : Kinderzimmer de Valentine Goby
 Prix du Livre Inter : Faillir être flingué de Céline Minard
 Prix Médicis : Terminus radieux d'Antoine Volodine
 Prix Médicis étranger : Lola Bensky de Lily Brett
 Prix Médicis essai : Manifeste incertain, tome 3 de Frédéric Pajak
 Prix Renaudot : Charlotte de David Foenkinos
 Prix Renaudot essai : De chez nous de Christian Authier
 Grand prix du roman de l'Académie française : Constellation d'Adrien Bosc
 Prix Alexandre-Vialatte : Éric Chevillard pour l'ensemble de son œuvre
 Prix Décembre : Sigmund Freud en son temps et dans le nôtre d'Élisabeth Roudinesco
 Prix des Deux Magots : La Route du salut d'Étienne de Montety
 Prix Fénéon : non décerné
 Prix de Flore : L'Aménagement du territoire d'Aurélien Bellanger
 Grand prix de la francophonie : Fouad Laroui et Georges Banu
 Prix mondial Cino Del Duca : Andreï Makine
 Prix France Culture-Télérama (Prix du roman des étudiants France Culture-Télérama) : Réparer les vivants de Maylis de Kerangal
 Prix de la BnF : Mona Ozouf pour l'ensemble de son œuvre
 Grand prix Palatine du roman historique : Bison de Patrick Grainville
 Prix Boccace : Le Grand Labeur de Jean-Pierre Cannet
 Prix Hugues-Capet :
 Prix Jean-Monnet de littérature européenne du département de la Charente : Le Tort du soldat d'Erri De Luca (Italie) - traduit de l'italien par Danièle Valin (Gallimard)
 Grand prix Jean-Giono : Les Tribulations du dernier Sijilmassi de Fouad Laroui
 Prix du Quai des Orfèvres : Le Sang de la trahison d'Hervé Jourdain
 Prix du roman Fnac : Le Complexe d'Eden Bellwether de Benjamin Wood
 Prix du roman populiste : Photos volées de Dominique Fabre
 Prix littéraire du Monde : Le Royaume d'Emmanuel Carrère
 Grand prix des lectrices de Elle :
 Grand Prix du roman : Esprit d'hiver de Laura Kasischke
 Grand Prix du polar : Yeruldelgger de Ian Manook
 Grand Prix du document : Tout s'est bien passé d'Emmanuèle Bernheim
 Grand Prix Roman de l'été Femme Actuelle :
 Roman de l'été :
 Polar de l'été :
 Prix du Jury :
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire :
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Roman francophone » : Anamnèse de Lady Star de L. L. Kloetzer
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Roman étranger» : L'Homme qui savait la langue des serpents de Andrus Kivirähk
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Nouvelle francophone » : Sept secondes pour devenir un aigle de Thomas Day
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Nouvelle étrangère » : Complications de Nina Allan
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Roman jeunesse francophone » : La Malédiction de Boucle d'or (Animale - 1) de Victor Dixen
 Grand prix de l'Imaginaire « Roman jeunesse étranger » : Une Planète dans la tête de Sally Gardner
 Prix Merlin :
 Prix Merlin de la nouvelle : Le Monstre de Shaerten d'Olivier Peru
 Prix Merlin du roman : Le Donjon de Naheulbeuk : À l'aventure, compagnons de John Lang
 Prix de la SGDL:
 Grand Prix de Poésie de la SGDL : Quatre-vingts entames en nu de Robert Nedelec
 Prix André-Dubreuil du premier roman : La malédiction du bandit moustachu d'Irina Teodorescu
 Prix Rosny aîné « Roman » : Ayerdhal pour Rainbow Warriors et L. L. Kloetzer pour Anamnèse de Lady Star (ex-æquo)
 Prix Rosny aîné « Nouvelle » : Le Réveil des hommes blancs de Christian Léourier
 Prix ADELF :
 Prix Europe : La Malédiction du bandit moustachu d'Irina Teodorescu
 Prix Maurice-Genevoix : Le Collier rouge de Jean-Christophe Rufin
 Prix de l'Académie française Maurice-Genevoix :
 Prix Russophonie : Françoise Lhoest pour sa traduction des Lettres de Solovki de Pavel Florensky (Éditions L'Âge d'Homme)
 Prix Octave-Mirbeau :
 Prix René-Fallet : La Silencieuse d'Ariane Schréder
 Grand prix de la ville d'Angoulême : Bill Watterson
 Fauve d'or : prix du meilleur album : Come prima d'Alfred
 Prix Marguerite-Duras : Homère est morte d'Hélène Cixous
 Prix littéraire des Grandes Écoles : Fanny Taillandier, pour Les Confessions du monstre
 Prix du premier roman : Vera de Jean-Pierre Orban
 Prix Wepler : Le Soleil de Jean-Hubert Gailliot
 Prix Sévigné : Franz Liszt – Richard Wagner : Correspondance de Georges Liébert

Italie
 Prix Strega : Francesco Piccolo, Il desiderio di essere come tutti (Einaudi)
 Prix Strega européen :  (Espagne) pour Il tempo della vita (Elliot)
 Prix Bagutta : (ex-aequo) Maurizio Cucchi, Malaspina (Mondadori) et Valerio Magrelli, Geologia di un padre (Einaudi)
 Prix Bancarella : Michela Marzano, Tout ce que je sais de l'amour
 Prix Campiello : Giorgio Fontana, Morte di un uomo felice
 Prix Flaiano :
 Fiction : Sebastiano Vassalli pour Terre selvagge
 Poésie : ?
 Prix Napoli : Francesco Tullio Altan, Guido Barbujani, Fabrizio Gifuni, Patrizia Valduga
 Prix Raymond-Chandler : Jeffery Deaver
 Prix Scerbanenco : Gianrico Carofiglio pour Una mutevole verità (Einaudi)
 Prix Stresa : Acquanera de Valentina D'Urbano
 Prix Viareggio :
 Roman, Francesco Pecoraro, La vita in tempo di pace (Ponte alle Grazie)
 Essai, , La Ghirlanda fiorentina (Adelphi)
 Poésie, , Mancanze (Einaudi)
 Première œuvre :

Japon
 Prix Akutagawa : Hiroko Oyamada, pour Ana

Monaco
 Prix Prince-Pierre-de-Monaco : Éric Neuhoff

Royaume-Uni
 Prix Booker : Richard Flanagan pour The Narrow Road to the Deep North (La Route étroite vers le Nord lointain)
 Prix James Tait Black :
 Fiction : Zia Haider Rahman pour In the Light of What We Know
 Biographie : Rochard Benson pour The Valley: A Hundred Years in the Life of a Family
 Théâtre : Gordon Dahlquist pour Tomorrow Come Today
 Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction : Eimear McBride pour A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing (Une fille est une chose à demi)

Russie
 Prix Bolchaïa Kniga : Zakhar Prilepine pour Obitel (Обитель), traduit en français par Joëlle Dublanchet aux Éditions Actes Sud sous le titre L'Archipel des Solovki -

Suisse
 Prix Michel Dentan : Philippe Rahmy pour Béton armé. Shanghai au corps à corps
 Prix Jan Michalski de littérature : Serhiy Jadan (Ukraine) pour La Route du Donbass (Éditions noir sur blanc)
 Prix du roman des Romands : Max Lobe pour 39 rue de Berne
 Prix Schiller : Laurent Cennamo pour Pierres que la mer a consumées
 Prix Ahmadou-Kourouma : Mutt-Lon pour Ceux qui sortent dans la nuit (éditions Grasset)

Notes et références

Prix littéraire par année
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An Act of Showing: rethinking artist-run initiatives through place consists of three parts: an exhibition, an accompanying roundtable symposium which was held during the exhibition at Testing Grounds, Melbourne (20 May, 2017) and an accompanying publication. The exhibition was curated by Anabelle Lacroix. The exhibition was set as a material conversation between invited artist run initiatives (ARIs) and Aboriginal Art Centres in Australia and the Asia-Pacific. The project's intention was to embody and provoke conversations about place: how does place matter for artists? Why do ARIs exist in specific places? Where is the place of practice?
An important influence has been Chris Kraus's small but powerful essay, Kelly Lake Store and Other Stories, a text that speaks to the dilemmas of globalisation and the growing inequality that the current form of globalised capital is creating. For Kraus, as for philosopher Jeff Malpas, "place" and where you are in the world, matters. In the context of our constant connection through the internet, it can seem as if the actual, physical and material place where you are has diminished in importance. We're all connected online. No need to worry. It's a global world. The proposition of this exhibition and symposium is that, on the contrary, physical, material place is still of the greatest importance. It still matters, even if the ways that it matters are contested and varied. The project aimed to provoke discussion around place, place-making, place-responding and a sense of place in relation to artist-run spaces. What does it mean for artists to have access to local spaces for exhibition and involvement? What are the ways that place impacts on this? What's at stake for ARIs and artist? Our proposition is that thinking about place can open new ways of understanding and valuing what ARIs always already do.
For the exhibition we received a great variety of work – artists responded with new work as well as existing work that focused on place. There was also site-specific responses and performative responses.
AirSpace Projects – Marrickville Sydney; Articulate Project Space-Leichhardt Sydney; Blak Dot Gallery- Brunswick Melbourne; BLINDSIDE–Melbourne CBD; Boxcopy – Brisbane, Queensland; BUS Projects- Collingwood, Melbourne; c3 Contemporary Art Space- Abbotsford Melbourne; Cementa- Kandos NSW; FELTspace-Adelaide; The Garage Gallery- Canberra; Open-Contemporary Art Space- Taipei, Taiwan; One Place After Another- Brisbane, Queensland; Raygun Projects-Toowoomba, Queensland; Ruang MES56- Yogyakarta, Indonesia; SawtoothARI- Launceston Tasmania; The Laundry Art Space -Brisbane Queensland; Trocadero Art Space- Footscray, Melbourne; The Walls- The Gold Coast, Queensland; Waringarri Arts- Kununurra, WA; Watch This Space, Alice Springs, NT and West Space- Melbourne, CBD.
FELTspace: Luke Wilcox, An ARI saved my life, 2017.
Articulate Project Space: Sue Callanan, Cold in the space of breath: device for circulating air, 2015.
The Laundry Art Space: Aishla Manning, Naomi O'Reilly and Chloe Waters, Makeshift, 2017, (video still).
AirSpace Projects: Jacqui Mills and Sally Clarke, Revolving Door, 2017, (video still).
Boxcopy: Joseph Breikers, No Joke/End Times: A Listening Party, 2017.


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Gorgeous dress, Florence. By odd coincidence, I was browsing patterns in Alice's shop earlier and had mentally put this on the to-sew list.
I've just read your post about your holiday - sounds just lovely! We had a wonderful family holiday in Lake Garda quite a few years ago now.
Just lovely. The fabric is absolutely gorgeous and the shape is very flattering on you. I particularly like the neckline ruffle and the belt. I can feel the urge to pattern purchase growing.
The dress looks lovely on. What I good job Christine advised you to make the smaller size, if you'd gone by the hip measurement it would have been massive!
I didn't realise that the triangular notches on commercial patterns were meant to be cut into. I've always cut out from them in a mirror image.
Absolutely adorable! You look so sweet in this dress!
Back in the 60's when I learned to sew, you always cut the notches to the outside of the cutting line, so I have continued to do so. I love princess line dresses and find them flattering to all sizes. I will have to look for this pattern in sizes 0 and 6 for my daughters and 16 for me, if it comes that large.
I ♥ the fabric ...the dainty flowers, a pop of yellow! Looks like a Liberty of London fabric? And the ruffle atop. Glad you got some sun!!! Thanks for sharing!


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Days after President Nicolas Maduro pledged to release political prisoners, his government freed US citizen Joshua Holt. The US had accused Caracas of holding Holt as a 'bargaining chip' in exchange for sanctions relief.
The Venezuelan government released American missionary Joshua Holt and his Venezuelan wife Thamara Caleno on Saturday, after two years behind bars on weapons charges.
The release follows a concerted diplomatic effort from US Senators, former president Barack Obama's administration and current president Donald Trump, to lobby the Venezuelan government for their freedom.
Holt and his wife reunited at a Caracas airport, along with one of her daughters from a previous relationship. There they met US Senator Bob Corker, the Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, who had flown to Caracas to discuss the impending release with President Nicolas Maduro. "We are on our way home," Corker tweeted.
Upon arrival in Washington, Holt met with President Trump at the White House. "I'm just overwhelmed with gratitude," said Holt, at the Oval Office.
"Those two years, they were a very, very, very difficult two years. Not really the great vacation that I was looking for ... I'm just so grateful for what you guys have done," he added.
Josh Holt was arrested in June 2016 when he had traveled to Venezuela to celebrate his wedding to Thamara Caleno. He had met Thamara online and both shared the Mormon faith. The two came into contact as Holt was seeking to meet Spanish-speaking Mormons to improve his Spanish skills.
Holt was hoping to spend several months with his new wife in Venezuela, while he processed visas for her and her two daughters to return with him to the US.
But the couple was detained and held without trial at the headquarters of intelligence agency SEBIN (Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (Spanish: Servicio Bolivariano de Inteligencia Nacional, SEBIN)), in Caracas. Authorities accused them of stockpiling weapons and espionage against the Venezuelan government. Just earlier this month, the number two official in Venezuela's government had pledged to keep Holt behind bars and labeled him "the head of U.S. espionage in Latin America."
Holt's family accused the Venezuelan government of framing the couple. The US government accused Maduro's government of using Holt as a bargaining chip, as Washington had leveled sanctions against it in the meantime.
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The release comes just under a week after Maduro was re-elected to a second term in a widely criticized vote. On Thursday, the Venezuelan president had announced that he intended to release an unspecified number of political prisoners.
Vice President Mike Pence dispelled any rumors that the Venezuelan government might get sanctions relief in return for Holt's freedom. In a tweet, Pence said that sanctions would continue "until democracy returns to Venezuela."
The statement was echoed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who also reinforced the notion that US policy will remain unchanged. "The United States stands steadfast in support of the Venezuelan people and their efforts to return to democracy," Pompeo said in a statement.


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Pretty Noose
by Soundgarden
Album: Down On The Upside (1996)
When asked about the song meaning in an interview, Chris Cornell responded that this is about regretting past decisions. Cornell wrote the music and lyric to the song. >>
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This is a track from Down On The Upside, which was the last non-compilation album album issued before the band split up (they re-formed in 2010). In Europe, the song was the first single released from the album, but in America is was not sold - just sent to radio stations. This meant that the song was not eligible for the Hot 100, but it did make #37 on the Billboard Airplay chart.
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Dewayne from EnglandI totally agree Tom! Cornell's songs totally changed the way I wrote but more in terms of the music than the lyrics.
Kayla from Oklahoma City, Ok--Tom: I completely agree.
Wes from Ohio, OhJust like Cornell say's in one of his live show's before he kicks into "pretty noose" .."This song is about the bitch ...F--king Bitch" ..Love that version
Personman from Seattle, WaI remember back when the video for this song was first released that Chris Cornell likened this song to Fruit Loops, the cereal. "It's about how things that seem great at one point in your life aren't later on. Like how when you're a little kid you can eat a box of Fruit Loops and feel great, but when you're older it just makes you sick."
Brian from Vancouver, CanadaI think this songs about a relationship and how the womans misleading ways become the "pretty noose", but thats just my interpretation.
Aaron from Palm Bay, FlYeah, if you look closely at the lyrics concerning the silver chain and the other metallic images, I'd venture to say that it has a lot to do with his wife and their divorce. Pretty Noose, Burden in My Hand, and Blow up the Outside World, all talk about these things. It's the story of his life in song. That's what is so awesome about him.
Derp from Jackson, Msi think this song is about being mistreated by someone. That someone is hanging you by treating u badly
Tom from Cleveland, OhCornell is easily one of the greatest, most underappreciated lyricists ever. I credit him immensely for my growth as a songwriter. I always assumed the song was about the stress that accompanied finding fame as a band. From Cornell's reclusive years as a teen and his bought with alcoholism, Soundgarden's transition from relative obscurity to 'grunge' powerhouse might have been a tad bit overwhelming. I love the cryptic nature of Cornell's lyrics because they open a window for various interpretations. Great song, underrated album.

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Observations | Opinion
The Carbon Dioxide We Dump into the Sky Is Just Another Kind of Garbage
We should clean it up as we do ordinary trash—and it wouldn't cost much more
By Michael E. Webber on December 17, 2019
For decades in the climate change debates, we've heard that reducing carbon emissions will cost society too much money. Indeed, curbing CO2 emissions is expensive. For a large economy like the U.S., which emits about six billion tons annually, the price tag can range anywhere from a staggering $60 to $600 billion. Every year.
That sounds like a lot, right?
But not so fast. What if we look to other parts of society where we already invest in efforts to clean up after ourselves? It turns out that in three areas—trash disposal, wastewater treatment and street sweeping—Americans are already investing large sums of money. And the payoff isn't just in cleaner cities and streams. Our commitment to cleaning up after ourselves creates hundreds of thousands of jobs and yields long-lasting benefits to our economy and public health.
It's time we applied the same mindset to our airborne waste streams.
For inspiration, consider garbage. Each year the U.S. generates over 250 million tons of municipal solid waste. If we didn't dispose of it properly, the American landscape would be littered with smelly dumps contributing to dysentery, diarrhea and respiratory disease. That's the main reason trash collection and disposal is a standard requirement for American homes, businesses, and neighborhoods. All told, we readily agree to spend about $200 billion a year on solid waste management.
Our investments in wastewater pay similar dividends. Years ago, Americans pumped untreated sewage and industrial pollution directly into waterways, creating all sorts of problems. In response, cities and the federal government passed legislation reducing pollution and requiring treatment and cleanup. We now spend over $100 billion each year for our water and wastewater treatment systems—a bargain when one considers the nightmare of societies ravaged by waterborne diseases.
It's harder to calculate a nationwide total for our investments in street cleaning, but we know it's expensive at the city level. San Francisco alone spends $50 million each year to clean up its streets—about $40 per resident.
If we're willing to pay to clean up our garbage, wastewater and city streets, why not our gaseous waste? Instead of street sweepers we would have sky sweepers. Instead of waste collection via pipes and trucks, we would have CO2 collection via scrubbers and direct air capture.
How would we do this? First, we should make the problem simpler by cutting our CO2 pollution. The organization Energy Innovation estimates U.S. emissions could be halved within three decades by using policies that have been demonstrated in other countries—approaches such as a carbon tax, clean electricity standards and better efficiency standards.
That would still leave a lot of CO2 to clean up—about three gigatons at present emission rates.
Thankfully, CO2 scrubbing technologies are improving rapidly. Recent analysis indicates that direct air capture of CO2 would cost about $35–75/ton in the next 20–30 years. Compared to the $800/ton we spend managing our solid waste, that's a bargain. At those rates, scrubbing all the excess CO2 emissions from 0ur common skies would require just over $100 to 225 billion per year. That's right in line with what we invest now for our other waste streams.
Much of this excess CO2 would be buried underground, but there are geological limits. Fortunately, here too, the way we handle garbage holds suggestions for CO2. Just as we minimize garbage landfills by recycling materials, we could potentially recycle some of our excess CO2, converting it into useful products such as chemicals, fuels and building materials.
Americans didn't commit to cleaner landfills, streets and streams overnight. The consensus for cleaning up developed slowly as the perils of pollution became painfully clear through environmental catastrophes and public health crises.
One thing that experience taught us is that the price of cleaning up after ourselves isn't too high. Implemented over time, at the federal and local level, it's manageable—and well worth the investment.
Ultimately, societies that deal with their waste are wealthy and healthy. Countries that don't deal with their waste, letting it accumulate and pollute their environment, are sick and poor. Personally, I prefer for the U.S. to be wealthy and healthy, and that means we should deal with our waste. All of it.
The views expressed are those of the author(s) and are not necessarily those of Scientific American.
Michael E. Webber
Michael E. Webber is the Josey Centennial Professor in Energy Resources at the University of Texas at Austin. He also serves as the chief science and technology officer at ENGIE, a global energy and infrastructure services company headquartered in Paris, France. His book a href=" https://www.basicbooks.com/titles/michael-e-webber/power-trip/9781541644380/" target="_blank">Power Trip: The Story of Energy was published in May, 2019 by Basic Books.
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Foursquare. Weebly. Democratic National Committee (DNC). Dyn DNS. The city of Chicago's road signs.
Those are just a handful of the notable cyberattacks that occurred during one week in October 2016.
This past year, the forces affecting cyber have only grown in sophistication, scope and frequency. Not a week goes by in the news cycle where we don't hear about another high-profile cyberattack. Perhaps, we've even become accustomed to such incidents. We brush off these assaults on our digital lives for the sake of what we believe is innovation, productivity and convenience. After all, when was the last time you physically walked into a bank? Or used an app to control some aspect of your home from afar? Today, online banking has become the norm, and our desire to fit the Internet of Things (IoT) into our daily lives has only grown. In 2017, there's no question that the stakes will be higher than ever.
A cyber security symposium held this past November in Washington D.C. addressed this next generation of security threats by gathering the experts who have a responsibility to safeguard our data, intellectual property and personal information. These leading researchers, data scientists, cybersecurity professionals and revolutionary startups agreed on one major point: we need innovative, groundbreaking ideas to combat the security implications technological change has in store for us.
At the rate in which globalization and technology continues to evolve, we've only seen the beginning of what we will have to face on the cyber frontier. Here are 10 critical cyber issues discussed at the conference that we need to plan for.
1. Hackers are not going to quit their activities.
In fact, according to more than one presenter, attacks on our digital systems are not only going to increase in number, but also in sophistication.
2. Stakeholders need to cooperate with one another on a massive scale.
Business and academia must cooperate with government agencies and form partnerships to share information to help thwart cyberattacks.
3. The needs of the future IT workforce is changing rapidly.
There is an ongoing lack of skilled professionals to fill the unoccupied seats in our IT departments.
4. As we increase our global connections through The Internet of Things (IoT), so too will incidents of attacks.
As a myriad of chip-enabled products are released to consumers, the Internet of Things (IoT) will exponentially broaden the attack surface and increase our vulnerabilities.
5. Leaders are aware of cybersecurity issues, but do not know what to do next.
The entire issue of cybersecurity has gone from a back office nuisance to a major topic of conversation. Today's C-Suite executives now pay attention, but in many cases are not sure what to do.
6. Specialized cybersecurity groups will continue to rise.
'Hunt Teams', highly skilled and specialized cybersecurity groups that seek out attackers in a system, will continue to grow. These professionals have been seen in in increasing numbers in the cybersecurity operations centers of organizations.
7. Money does not equal security.
Chief information security officers are coming to realize that simply throwing money at the issue may not provide the security they are seeking.
8. There is significant lag time between data breaches and detection.
On average, 146 days pass between the day an organization's digital system is attacked and breached and when the attack is detected.
9. Attacks on our critical infrastructure will become more frequent.
Our critical infrastructure continues to be under mounting attack as bad actors in the form of individuals, groups and nation states probe for weaknesses in the cyber defenses of these all-important sectors.
10. The cybersecurity insurance industry will expand its role.
Cybersecurity insurance will continue to balloon as organizations seek to shift financial and moral responsibility for breaches of their digital systems.


A scientific team from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Cleveland Clinic has developed a new way to identify second-line antibiotics that may be effective in killing germs already resistant to a first-line antibiotic – potentially helping overcome antibiotic resistance. This new research provides an approach clinicians could consult when deciding which antibiotic treatment courses will be most effective for patients. The method is based on a mathematical model created by Jacob Scott, principal investigator and associate staff member at Cleveland Clinic, and a clinical assistant professor at the medical school, and colleagues.
In a recent Nature Communications study, the researchers tested implications of the model in 60 different scenarios with a large panel of currently available antibiotics against E. coli strains that had evolved resistance to the widely-used antibiotic cefotaxime. Case Western says that the researchers, by using numerous evolution experiments, coupled with whole genome sequencing, found drugs with a higher likelihood of being effective after resistance initially emerged to cefotaxime. Once researchers expand these findings to a larger panel of initial therapies, physicians should be able to pinpoint with better accuracy which follow-up antibiotics are likely to work against resistant superbugs – overcoming a shortfall in current approaches.


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UK workforce would trade 9-5 job for seven-day flexibility
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With employees looking for more control over their work-life balance, businesses must offer more seven-day flexibility or risk losing workers
A new survey from Worksome shows that UK employees crave the true flexibility offered by a seven-day working week. Businesses that don't adopt a culture of flexibility not only risk losing their staff to the lure of the gig economy but could also lose competitive advantage as a result of becoming unattractive and inaccessible to next-gen talent.
The research shows that employees no longer want to be chained to the Industrial Revolution-inspired 9-5 working week, Monday to Friday. While employers increasingly offer a four-day week as a sweetener, this is not the right fit for all employees. Worksome found that employees want the option to pick their working hours from across seven days.
Nearly half (47%) of employees said that the option to spread their work across the whole week would increase their work-life balance
Nearly half (47%) of 25-34-year-olds said that the ability to work across seven days would seriously cut their childcare costs
27% said they wanted to be able to prioritise their personal time and work hours that fit around their life
It is families who can benefit most from the introduction of a seven day working week.
The average wage per week for a full-time worker in the UK stands at £569, and with childcare costs hitting an average of £232.84 per week, many families are facing a difficult decision: should one of the parents sacrifice their career to stay at home with the children to bypass childcare costs?
Findings from the 2018 Modern Families Index show that lack of flexibility negatively impacts career progression. 1 in 5 (18%) reported they have deliberately stalled their careers in order to stay at home with children and avoid childcare costs, while more than 1 in 10 (11%) have refused a new job and 1 in 10 have rejected a promotion because of the limited work-life balance opportunities.
CCO and co-founder of Worksome, Mathias Linnemann said: "Flexibility is not about needing to work less, but a need to spread the working hours out over times that fit around family commitments or life aspirations. Offering employees the choice to pick their working week across a seven day period affords them true flexibility around their existing commitments. We believe the seven-day working week is better for everyone.
"Our research shows that businesses need to look at expanding the normal work hours or risk losing their core teams as they move towards having more control over their own work-life balance."
It's no secret that today's workforce values their flexibility, especially among the younger generations. Deloitte's Millennial Survey 2018 found that flexibility is the most important factor for staff loyalty and retention among millennials.
However, Worksome's research also found that businesses are uncertain about introducing flexible working:
81% said they were not using flexible working perks as part of their recruitment strategy
86% of business owners admitted to shunning flexible working practices, and are actively choosing not to encourage them
25% of the board directors surveyed said that they would prefer to lose staff rather than offer a more flexible work environment
Worksome's Mathias Linneman continued: "Today's workforce craves a different professional life to previous generations. A regimented 4 or 5 day week won't cut it for them. Companies should, therefore, focus on how they can create an attractive workspace and help further their careers and goals. The key is flexibility and trusting that employees can decide on the schedule that allows them to perform the best.
"Those businesses that embrace this dynamic will be the winning organisations who will also open up new opportunities for increased revenues. The key to that scenario working will be about sourcing a talent pool of highly skilled people that want — and need — different working hours than are currently offered. It's a supply and demand issue, and historically this has been a major barrier to expanded working weeks becoming a reality."
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Cairo's favourite duo Aguizi and Fahim will be firing The Tap East alongside the youngest producer DJ Moenes. For reservations, contact the Tap East via Facebook.


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LIVE BLOG: Tulsa streets start clearing after temperatures tick upward
Immigrants say they're anxious and nervous about Trump's potential immigration policies
TULSA -- The illegal immigration debate took center stage during the latest election.
President-elect Donald Trump announced he's taking a tougher stance on illegal immigrants.
"It's something people are concerned about in the community and very skeptical and fearful," said Ivan Godinez.
It's a complex issue some might see as black and white-- but Mexican immigrant Ivan Godinez says he's among those stories in the gray area.
"I came with my mom at 14 we crossed the desert somewhere in Arizona and we walked for an entire night," he said.
Trump's website lays out his immigration plan in black and white.
According to the site, his Including a promise to "immediately terminate President Obama's two illegal executive amnesties."
That would include the 2012 order allowing Godinez to be protected from deportation.
"People have definitely been scared we've been getting a lot of phone calls," said Michael Abdoveis, an immigration attorney for Catholic Charities of Tulsa.
At Catholic Charities, a staff of four immigration attorneys are in a holding pattern, unsure exactly how to advise their clients on some issues.
'We can't really give out legal advice based on speculating what Mr. Trump is going to do," Abdoveis said.
But legal experts say there is one piece of advice all illegal immigrants should know:
"Right now they can't be deported without going in front of an immigration judge first so no one is going to show up at your doorstep and you'll be out of the country the next day there's a process in place that's not going to change anytime soon," Abdoveis said.
Meanwhile immigrants like Godinez will wait while continuing to push for immigration law reform. Something he says to make it easier for those who want to come here legally.
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Today it is not only needed to have a well rounded website but also to have a mobile friendly website. Have you tried to pull up your website on a mobile smart phone today? How does it look? Even if your site by chance appears well on your phone, does it have a click to call feature? Is the layout simple for someone to get all the information needed to simply call or visit vs. pinching, zooming or simply playing with your phone?
This is where you need a partner to show you what should be done, in a clean simple way to drive more business to your door. Businesses need to understand, while it is essential to have a website, a mobile web site is becoming more and more important. In fact it is now anticipated that 50% of all Internet traffic will be achieved by the end of 2012. Currently as of 1Q 2012, more than 1 out of 3 searches are on mobile phones. That's a 33% chance you will lose a potential customer looking for you. See out blog entry that provides a bit more detail on this phenomenon.
If you have not figured out yet that Mobile Marketing is so big, over the next week, make some mental notes where you are and what other people are doing? Look around at people; waiting for their take out, waiting in a waiting room, walking on the street, sitting at the bus stop or on the bus, or anywhere where people can actually use their phone. The world is going mobile, are you ready? Let us show you how to leverage this new "here to stay" technology.
Scan Me with your Smart Phone!
This is a great way to make things easier for your clients, simply put your unique code on your print media, your billboard or even your business card, and your clients will have your information digitally provided on their device without typing a thing. Scan the QR code with your smart phone bar code reader to see what we mean. If you do not have a QR scanner on your smart phone, you can easily find one on the APP Market available to you.


22 Legacy NMSs (17 Wireds and 5 Wirelesses) have been integrated into a single system, KT NMS [all-in-One]. One operator can look into any element in the network, from the user device to the topmost super switch. Over 35,000 tables spread over various systems were merged into a single big DB. Over 3,000 menu pages have been improved using HTML5 technology. In order to embrace all of this complex and individual components, the architecture consists of five subsystems - gateway, operation, surveillance, analysis & engineering and portal.
It provides simplicity. Since it provides a unified menu structure, the way of accessing to the individual menu functions is very intuitive. This solution is also very smart, since the operators can access using various smart devices at any time. And it is very strong, since it provides fast and accurate end-to-end analysis methods. Today, the structure of networks becomes more and more complicated and enormous, so the NMS does. KT NMS [all-in-one] has successfully integrated all the complex NMSs into a simple and effective architecture. KT NMS solution will serve more than 6,000 operators in KT and cover 400,000 network equipments. We are expecting 30% reduction of CAPEX and OPEX in KT's network management cost by introducing this solution.
This software monitors Java applications in real-time. Every improper use of resource will be detected, isolated, and terminated accordingly. The study focuses on abnormal memory leakage of the execution process level.
This demonstration uses an order-handling Java application environment and simulates resource leakage scenarios invoked by a specific abnormal executing process. The system administrators can then choose the quarantine function to isolate the abnormal process; or choose the terminate function to end the abnormal process and release the resources it occupied.
This solution demonstrates newly emerging standard based interconnection scenarios among CDN service providers. The CDN service providers participated in the demo include KT, SKT, LGU+, Solbox, ETRI, and KAIST. The main use case is to redirect end-user's content request into the most appropriate CDN provider so that the quality of content delivery can be guaranteed. Since the CDN interconnection standards are still under development, it is the first demonstration in this context. CDNi standard consists of 4 interfaces: control, request routing, metadata, and logging. The solution shows the functionality of the request routing interface among them.
We have been developing technologies to construct wide-area sensor network that connects distributed wireless sensor networks to enable low-cost and wide-area sensing coverage. Especially we focus on the technologies to construct flexible wide-area sensor network using distributed architecture that does not require centralized server.
In this exhibition, we demonstrate a prototype system of 'Virtual Federated Sensor Network Platform', which can run a specific overlay network module for a specific sensor information service to construct a distributed and wide-area sensor network. The prototype system utilizes Virtual Wireless Access Point and each service can use its own isolated physical computing resource. The virtualized access point accommodates wireless sensor network and provides functions for sensor data aggregation and scalable data discoveries and deliveries. It also provides ability to exchange sensor data between different wide-area sensor networks to enable low-cost expansion of sensing area, emergency cross-network data sharing for disasters.
Fujitsu, known as its leading solutions with rich variety of network equipment, operation support systems (OSSs) and professional services for telecom networks, introduces the popular Proactnes II series, SSPF for M2M networks and the cutting edge frameworks for our OSSs.
-	Proactnes II enables to visualize and analyze the quality of services over networks as well as smoothly administer large networks, thereby helping network services providers to deliver high-quality services. Proactnes II is designed with all-IP netr-generation networks in mind. It helps to improve the quality of services delivered over the network while providing a network services management solution for more efficient network management.
-	Smart Sensing PlatForm (SSPF) is facilitating the development of a market for new services that can provide comfortable living spaces through the optimal control of home appliances, housing facilities, and energy devices. SSPF provides maintenance services tailored to individual customer needs and also user-oriented marketing services through simple operations for remotely managed devices.
-	Stylized OSS framework improves its quality, cost, and speed to develop OSSs. This framework will stylize the development process, business application, and development environment. This makes the architecture as an integration of the small, high-independent modules, and changes the structure to easy-to-maintain, unnecessary-module-removable structure.
MA Co., Ltd. is the leading provider of solutions for application performance management, network performance management, and network R&D.
First, OPNET Modeler® accelerates the network R&D process for analyzing and designing communication networks, devices, protocols, and applications.
Second, OPNET's NetOne supports full life-cycle coverage, including real-time monitoring and visualization, network configuration assurance, predictive planning, network design and optimization. Third, OPNET's APM Suite provides the root cause analysis of service quality and degrade performance based on End-User Experience (EUE) for maintaining the performance and availability of applications.
Fountain Springs has developed end-to-end AMI, EMS, MDMS and M2M solution with special knowledge support the requirements and needs for Smart Grid initiatives based on the highest levels of performance, reliability and flexibility. We have built pilot in Jeju Smart Grid Test-bed area with KT consortium.
COMS(Cabling Operation & Management System) for Networking in Data Center, delivers Intelligent network cabling system you need to help the real time monitoring the network cabling with the MAC(Move Add Change) and seek about the cost and time efficiency . Whenever the cabling system has fault at the each port, you can control and check the configuration of the cable and the installation of the cable. For the management of the property in cabling, you can minimize the overhead of the management the port being used and any unused the port, and can protect the loss of port at MAC(Move Add Change) in cabling. Also, for the security of the cabling system, you can check the hacking in external and internal users. COMS in interoperability with the existing cabling system can be installed regardless of the existing makers inexpensively during the additional cabling work. There are the following special advantages at the deployment; the reusability (100%) of the existing systems, the confirming of the connection through the patch panel LCD, the accuracy and security of the changed patch, the virtualization of the physical connection, the management of the centralized on the configuration in the networking, and the appliance of the green IT through the unused power-off.


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The variety of yoga practitioners in the United States has increased from 20.4 million in 2012 to 36.7 million in 2016, while spending on yoga courses, gear, clothing, and accessories rose from $10.7 billion to $16 billion over the course of the 4 years.
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The Justice Department has pledged to stop secretly subpoenaing news organizations – for the most part.
Fox News reports that the Justice Department is changing its policy to notify news agencies of its desire to obtain records in leak investigations.
The revision will allow news organizations to challenge search warrants or subpoenas in federal court, Fox News wrote.
The change comes after the Justice Department subpoenaed telephone records of reporters and editors at the Associated Press.
The Justice Department, however, said exemptions may apply in some cases.
Posted: 2/24/14 at 8:25 AM under News Story.


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Blue Öyster Cult, The Symbol Remains review (Frontiers Records 2020)
October 9, 2020 October 11, 2020 Wayne EdwardsBlue Öyster Cult, Blue Oyster Cult, Classic Rock, Frontiers Records, Rock and Roll, The Symbol Remains
The iconic rock band Blue Öyster Cult releases its first full-length studio album in nineteen years.
Here is where I am coming from as far as Blue Öyster Cult goes. The first three albums are unassailable. As far as I am concerned, nothing serious can be said against them. After that, I have unpopular tastes with regard to the catalogue. Agents of Fortune (1976) is a classic, true, but I never really connected with Spectre (1977) or Mirrors (1979). I absolutely love the sequence of albums from the early 1980s: Cultosaurus Erectus (1980), Fire of Unknown Origin (1981), and The Revolution By Night (1983). Also Imaginos (1988) – an excellent reimagining. The other albums are good, and I listen to them still, but not as much as the ones on my list. Blue Öyster Cult has created a large catalogue of amazing music and some song or another of theirs is always in my rotation. They are one of my all-time favorite bands.
I've been waiting for The Symbol Remains anxiously, wanting new music I would really like to listen to. With so much great work that had come before, a reasonable person faces new music from a band that hasn't put anything out in a long while with some trepidation. Like when Black Sabbath released 13 (2013). They had not released a full-length studio album as Black Sabbath for almost twenty years. I sweated that one, but 13 was excellent, and the band supported the album with a great tour. Fingers crossed, then, for the new Blue Öyster Cult. The band is Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar), Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (guitar), Richie Castellano (keys, guitar, vocals), Danny Miranda (bass), and Jules Radino (drums). With the two originals Bloom and Roeser, and the longtime bandmates Castellano, Miranda, and Radino, the lineup is rock solid.
The hour-long album starts with a banger, the single "That Was Me." It has the kind of sound I was hoping for, from the crisp guitar work to the distinctive vocals. This is Blue Öyster Cult. The next two songs (also released as singles) show a tonally lighter side to the band, demonstrating their musicianship and compositional prowess. Throughout the album, their creativity is on display from the amazing guitar work on "Nightmare Epiphany" to the theatrical Danny Elfman-esque "Edge of the World." "Florida Man" is a quiet song with a lyrical lead break and rich harmonies. "The Alchemist" is dark and heavy, pushing out heavy threatening riffs and a wicked fantasy narrative. "Secret Road" is a desert driving song that will make you see rattlesnakes in your sleep. The variety is intoxicating.
Having listened to The Symbol Remains three times in a row, I know now that I was wrong before – there was never anything to worry about. This is an excellent album. This is Rock and Roll. Highly recommended.
The new BÖC album is out now. You can listen on Spotify and buy on Amazon and other places. The important thing is to here it.
Band photos snagged from the official website.
Band website, www.blueoystercult.com/
Frontiers Records, http://www.frontiers.it/index.php
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Ransom Road, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 4JX
Farlingaye High School
1st February 2023 12:05 PM
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Job ID: 1297847
SALARY:- Grade 3, SCP 4 - £9,722.01 (FTE £21,189)
HOURS:- 20 hours per week, 39 weeks per year.
This is an exciting opportunity to join Farlingaye High School as an Attendance Assistant in which you will help support the day to day management of school attendance.
You will require a background in administration, you will need to be able to work on your own initiative, have an excellent telephone manner and be able to deal with difficult situations in a calm, supportive and professional manner.
Your days and hours of work will be:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 10.30 am to 2.30 pm and Wednesday: 8.30 am to 12.30 pm
Farlingaye High School is a popular and successful school, located in Woodbridge, a pleasant market town situated on the River Deben in Suffolk and just 7 miles from Ipswich. We are a creative school with excellent resources, lovely students and great results. Our most recent Ofsted report graded us Good with Outstanding areas.
We are part of East Anglian Schools Trust (EAST) alongside Kesgrave High School, Bungay High School and Castle East School. We are a Teaching School Hub partner, which allows us to improve teaching and learning on a continuous basis. We are committed to providing excellent staff opportunities through developing and promoting our staff and offering an excellent CPD and support programme for new staff. We are also extremely pleased to have launched our own teacher training provider: EAST SCITT. This allows us to award QTS and also QTS + PGCE Programmes within both Primary and Secondary schools.
Should you wish to discuss the job role in further detail, please contact Josh Lampard, Assistant Headteacher or Linda Marsh, HR Manager.
Please note: only applications submitted via the school's on-line recruitment process will be considered.
Closing Date: 12 Noon on Wednesday, 1st February 2023
Interviews will be held on: Wednesday, 8th February 2023
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Safeguarding Statement:
Farlingaye High School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share and adhere to this commitment. The successful candidate will be required to provide satisfactory references and undertake an Enhanced Check with the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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