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Rowe family
Roe family papers, 1882-1958
1.7 linear feet (1 box, 2 volumes)
The Roe family papers consist of genealogical notes and charts, 1882 through 1958, on the Roe family by various genealogists including Clarence Almon Torrey, Charles Harvey Roe, Robert C. Vial, Catherine T.R. Matthews, and Alfred S. Roe. Also... more
The Roe family papers consist of genealogical notes and charts, 1882 through 1958, on the Roe family by various genealogists including Clarence Almon Torrey, Charles Harvey Roe, Robert C. Vial, Catherine T.R. Matthews, and Alfred S. Roe. Also present is a manuscript of Clarence Almon Torrey and Charles Harvey Roe's second edition of "David Roe of Flushing, NY. and some of his descendants;" a scrapbook of Alfred S. Roe, 1882-1906, containing correspondence and clippings pertaining to the Roe family; and an album of cartes-de-visite and tintype portrait photographs, ca. 1860s-1900, of identified members of the Roe family of Buchanan, Michigan. less
Roberts, Ellis H. (Ellis Henry), 1827-1918
New York State Assembly photograph and autograph album, 1867
.21 linear feet (1 volume)
This album, created by state assembly member Ellis H. Robert (1827-1918), contains portraits and signatures of members of the New York State legislature, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and other state officials of 1867. The volume also contains a... more
This album, created by state assembly member Ellis H. Robert (1827-1918), contains portraits and signatures of members of the New York State legislature, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and other state officials of 1867. The volume also contains a few inserted newspaper clippings and letters less
California State Prison at San Quentin
San Quentin execution register, 1897-1937
.33 linear feet (2 volumes)
Volumes record 141 capital commissions with captioned photographs of each inmate executed. Entries include annotations by prison staff recording execution number, name, height, weight, build, nationality, date executed, distance of drop for... more
Volumes record 141 capital commissions with captioned photographs of each inmate executed. Entries include annotations by prison staff recording execution number, name, height, weight, build, nationality, date executed, distance of drop for hanging, whether the execution was successful on first attempt, and a brief description of the crime committed. less
Masten, Boyd
Boyd Masten photo album, ca. 1978
.21 linear feet (1 box)
A photograph album, ca. 1978, depicting Boyd Masten and his friends at Fire Island, New York.
Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1856
Harvard College portrait albums, 1855-1856
Two portrait albums, of the Harvard College Class of 1855 and of the Class of 1856. The Class of 1855 album belonged to George Foster Hodges. Both albums contain formal portrait photographs of selected students, faculty members, and views of the... more
Two portrait albums, of the Harvard College Class of 1855 and of the Class of 1856. The Class of 1855 album belonged to George Foster Hodges. Both albums contain formal portrait photographs of selected students, faculty members, and views of the Harvard campus. Many pages include the autograph of the sitter, and most of these signatures date to the 1830s Harvard class albums of this era were not mass-produced, but instead contained their owner's selection of photographs. Albums would typically include photographs of campus, students, faculty and a few other people or places of significance to the compiler of the album less
Priestley, Jane Holland (Winifred Mary)
Jane Priestley papers, 1940-1946
Winifred Mary Holland Priestley, commonly known as Jane, was the second wife of novelist and playwright J.B. Priestley. The collection consists mainly of correspondence between Priestley and Miss Constance M. Holder, and to Miss Holder from... more
Winifred Mary Holland Priestley, commonly known as Jane, was the second wife of novelist and playwright J.B. Priestley. The collection consists mainly of correspondence between Priestley and Miss Constance M. Holder, and to Miss Holder from Priestley's sister, Mrs. Ruth Holland Jones, charting the creation and operation of the Priestly Nurseries, 1940-1946. These nurseries were established in Herefordshire and Cornwall, England, for children and their mothers evacuated during the Blitz. Letters also discuss works by J.B. Priestley written during this period. The collection also includes a photograph album entitled "The Story of Broxwood," which tells the story of the Broxwood nursery and includes many photographs of the children who stayed at the nursery during World War II. Additional family photographs, including photographs of J.B. Priestley are included. less
Astor Library
Astor Library scrapbook, 1911-1915
One scrapbook depicting the nearly empty interior of the Astor Library and two dozen loose photographs of library staff members. The library building appears to have been photographed when the Astor Library ceased operations at 425 Lafayette... more
One scrapbook depicting the nearly empty interior of the Astor Library and two dozen loose photographs of library staff members. The library building appears to have been photographed when the Astor Library ceased operations at 425 Lafayette Street in 1911. All photographs have captions and the images in the scrapbook bear a copyright statement attributing the photographs to Braden Bros. Staff members depicted include Carl Henrik Bjerregaard, Edwin Hatfield Anderson, Wilberforce Eames, and Alex Moth. less
Sayre, Joel, 1900-1979
Joel Sayre papers, 1918-1979 [bulk 1950s-1970s]
3.2 linear feet (11 boxes)
The papers reflect the life and career of Joel G. Sayre (1900-1979), journalist, author, screenwriter and foreign correspondent.
Hansen family papers, 1942-1946
The Hansen Family Papers comprise over 500 letters written from 1943 to 1946, and one photograph album containing over 100 photographs. Most of the letters were written by Walter and Edward Hansen, two young soldiers in the United States Army, to... more
The Hansen Family Papers comprise over 500 letters written from 1943 to 1946, and one photograph album containing over 100 photographs. Most of the letters were written by Walter and Edward Hansen, two young soldiers in the United States Army, to their mother, Anna Hansen, and their sister, Florence, of Brooklyn, New York. The letters provide not only a picture of the routine, everyday life of young soldiers during wartime, but also offer a glimpse of life on the home front as the Hansen brothers reflect on the letters they have received. less
Frank Thompson photograph albums, 1940-1953 [bulk 1944-1945]
.5 linear feet (2 boxes)
The collection consists of two scrapbooks containing photographs of Frank Thompson and various friends in New York City, Vermont, and during Thompson's service in the United States Army in Germany and Sicily during World War Two. The photographs... more
The collection consists of two scrapbooks containing photographs of Frank Thompson and various friends in New York City, Vermont, and during Thompson's service in the United States Army in Germany and Sicily during World War Two. The photographs document the lives and culture of gay men in the 1940s and 1950s. less
Sulzberger, Iphigene Ochs
New York Times Company records. Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger papers, 1896-1990 [bulk 1960-1982]
3.5 linear feet (9 boxes)
Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger (1892-1990) helped shape the history of the New York Times throughout a long and active life. Sulzberger nurtured and bridged the generations of the family that controlled The... more
Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger (1892-1990) helped shape the history of the New York Times throughout a long and active life. Sulzberger nurtured and bridged the generations of the family that controlled The Times since 1896, when her father, Adolph S. Ochs, acquired it. She played important roles in selecting the succeeding publishers: her husband, Arthur Hays Sulzberger; her son-in-law, Orvil E. Dryfoos, and her son, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger. Iphigene also served the newspaper as director and trustee for the stock left to her by her father. This collection consists of correspondence, personal papers, photographs, scrapbooks and ephemera. less
Villard, Katharine Tomkins
Katharine Tomkins Villard photograph albums and scrapbooks, circa 1899-1933, circa 1899-1933
Katharine Tomkins Villard (1904-2000) was a member of the socially prominent Tomkins and Villard families of New York City. The collection consists chiefly of family photograph albums, documenting her life from childhood through the early years of... more
Katharine Tomkins Villard (1904-2000) was a member of the socially prominent Tomkins and Villard families of New York City. The collection consists chiefly of family photograph albums, documenting her life from childhood through the early years of her marriage to Vincent S. Villard in 1928. Also included in the collection are a childhood scrapbook, and a scrapbook of solicitations from bridal businesses sent to her sister-in-law Mariquita after her engagement was announced in the newspapers in 1928. less
Taggard, Genevieve, 1894-1948
Genevieve Taggard papers, 1881-2001 [bulk 1920-1948]
28.03 linear feet (60 boxes; 5 sound recordings)
The papers of poet and teacher Genevieve Taggard include correspondence, drafts of poetry and prose (most notably for her 1930 book The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson), photographs, notebooks, teaching materials, memorabilia, and other personal... more
The papers of poet and teacher Genevieve Taggard include correspondence, drafts of poetry and prose (most notably for her 1930 book The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson), photographs, notebooks, teaching materials, memorabilia, and other personal and professional materials. The papers also have several audio recordings of Taggard reading her poems. In addition, the collection holds correspondence and writings of her first husband, Robert L. Wolf, her daughter, Marcia Durant Liles, and her parents and siblings. Materials compiled by her second husband, Kenneth Durant, in his attempt at creating a comprehensive bibliography of Taggard's published works, are also included. less
Backus, Standish, 1875-1943
Standish Backus family papers, 1800-1942
1.08 linear feet (1 box, 5 volumes)
Standish Backus (1875-1943) was a corporate lawyer and president of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company from 1920 to 1943. The collection is composed of correspondence concerning his genealogical research on the Standish, Backus, and related... more
Standish Backus (1875-1943) was a corporate lawyer and president of the Burroughs Adding Machine Company from 1920 to 1943. The collection is composed of correspondence concerning his genealogical research on the Standish, Backus, and related families as well as the data and family documents he assembled including letters, deeds, printed ephemera, photograph albums, ancestral charts, and family crests. Also present is an illustrated European travel journal kept by Standish Backus, 1890-1891. less
Beers, Sarah Yardley, 1876-1946
Sarah Yardley Beers family papers, 1807-1983
1.35 linear feet (2 boxes, 3 volumes, 1 oversize folder)
Sarah Yardley Beers (1876-1946) was the great-niece of abolitionist James Miller McKim (1810-1874) and his wife Sarah A. McKim (1813-1891). Born in North Carolina, Sarah McKim Yardley was the daughter of Ellen Mulvany (1843-1924) of Millersville,... more
Sarah Yardley Beers (1876-1946) was the great-niece of abolitionist James Miller McKim (1810-1874) and his wife Sarah A. McKim (1813-1891). Born in North Carolina, Sarah McKim Yardley was the daughter of Ellen Mulvany (1843-1924) of Millersville, Pennsylvania and William Buckman Yardley (1848-1885) of Pennsylvania and Delaware. Her mother married Edwin Ruthven Armstrong in 1886. In 1904 Sarah McKim Yardley married businessman Louis Gilbert Beers (1862-1935). Sarah Yardley Beers, as she was known, was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and an officer of the Broad Seal Chapter of Trenton, New Jersey. The Sarah Yardley Beers family papers, 1807-1983, comprise her genealogical correspondence and research papers relating to her maternal ancestry, particularly the McKim, Miller and Mulvany families of Pennsylvania; her mother's school autograph album and photograph album; family photographs and certificates; clippings and ephemera; and a Bible containing Miller family data and her parents' wedding certificate. Also present is a small amount of genealogical correspondence of her son Yardley Beers, 1965 and 1983; an engraved portrait of Lucy McKim Garrison by Gustav Kruell, circa 1890s; and printed materials. less
McGrath, Camilla, -2007
Camilla and Earl McGrath papers, 1910s-2016
124.41 linear feet (103 volumes, 59 boxes)
Earl McGrath was a writer, music executive, art collector, and gallery owner. His wife, Camilla Pecci-Blunt McGrath, was an Italian countess and photographer. The Camilla and Earl McGrath papers document the couple's exceptional social life,... more
Earl McGrath was a writer, music executive, art collector, and gallery owner. His wife, Camilla Pecci-Blunt McGrath, was an Italian countess and photographer. The Camilla and Earl McGrath papers document the couple's exceptional social life, Camilla's photography, and Earl's career through photograph albums, loose photographs, correspondence, business records, and ephemera. less


Jamshid "Jim" Bakhtiar's performance on the football field earned him All-America honors in 1957. What he's done since makes him proudest.
Jim Bakhtiar was his team's leading rusher in 1957.
Bakhtiar was born in Iran, but his family moved to the U.S. when he was 12 to give the children an American education. Jim took up football in high school, and "the Persian Prince" went on to become one of UVA's brightest stars, setting an Atlantic Coast Conference career rushing record that stood for more than a decade.
Bakhtiar played one season in the Canadian Football League before returning to UVA for medical school. He served in the Korean and Vietnam wars, eventually choosing psychiatry as his specialty. In 1976, he fulfilled a lifelong dream by returning to Iran to take a post at the University of Isfahan.
That dream became a nightmare. The U.S.-backed shah was deposed in 1979 and Ayatollah Khomeini swept into power; war with Iraq ensued. By 1981, Bakhtiar feared that his 14-year-old son would be drafted and made plans to leave. Authorities suspected Bakhtiar of being an American spy; they arrested and detained him for nearly a month before confiscating most of his assets. The Bakhtiar family escaped in June 1982, in a daring trek across the Turkish border.


According to this report from DVD Times: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=11751, Optimum Releasing have created a new label Optimum Asia to release asia films in the UK. The list of titles mentioned include the Studio Ghibli film 'Grave of the Fireflies'.
Last month, IDT Entertainment announced that they had acquired Manga Entertainment. They posted a press release about it here: http://www.idt.net/corporate/press/releases/1034.asp.
IDT already own the video company Anchor Bay, so Manga UK has become part of Anchor Bay UK. Unfortunately, this means all of Manga's current release plans have been put on hold while the transfer of the company takes place. Accordingly, none of the previously announced releases for the next few months are expected to go ahead.
They have also have the following titles acquired for forthcoming release: Adventures Of Mini-Goddess, Full Metal Alchemist, Gestalt, Kodocha, Ranma Movies, Tenchi GXP, and Twin Signal.
Amongst a general hyping up of the film, is included the fact that a UK release is planned for October this year.
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Beto O'Rourke Is A Perfect Picture Of Democrats' Misalignment With Voters
The Democratic Party and the overwhelming majority of reporters and pundits in Big Media reflect the interests of progressive activists at the expense of their coalitions, both nationally and locally.
By Warren Henry
Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D) seems headed for a loss against Ted Cruz in the Texas Senate race. A new Quinnipiac Poll has the Democrats' latest love interest down 54 to 45 percent. The current Real Clear Politics average puts Cruz ahead by 6.6 percent. Beto has perhaps a 20 percent chance of victory a month from now.
Texas again seems destined to disappoint the establishment media, which published scores of fawning love letters to #ElectoralJesus and his second coming of LBJ-style liberalism in the Lone Star State.
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— CJ Ciaramella (@cjciaramella) October 11, 2018
Why the shock? Texas remains a pretty red state, with a history of low turnout. Cruz is a well-known figure with well-known negatives, while voters had yet to learn of O'Rourke's personal and political problems. According to Quinnipiac, Cruz may win as much as 37 percent of the state's Hispanic vote (Gov. Greg Abbott has the support of 46 percent of Hispanic voters against former Dallas County Sheriff Lupe Valdez).
The significant level of Hispanic support for Republicans, including President Trump, seems to be what most vexes Democrats, progressive activists, and much of the establishment media (if I may repeat myself). The left resists the reality that Hispanics are a diverse lot. Hispanics in Texas are not Hispanics in California are not Hispanics in New York are not Hispanics in Florida.
Moreover, even when lumped together, Hispanics care more about education, terrorism, the economy, and health-care costs than they do immigration. Hispanics simply do not fit the monolithic Democratic or media-projected stereotype. Rather than face this forthrightly, left-leaning media suggests the real problem is that Hispanics are lazy and apathetic.
Perhaps the real problem is that the Democratic Party, its satellite constituency groups, and the overwhelming majority of reporters and pundits in Big Media reflect the interests of progressive activists at the expense of their coalitions, both nationally and locally. According to a newly released report from More in Common (not a right-wing organization), progressive activists comprise a mere 8 percent of Americans and hold views out of step not only with moderates and conservatives, but other liberals and core demographics of the Democratic Party base.
For example, the report found that 80 percent of Americans believe that "political correctness is a problem in our country." This view is shared by 87 percent of Hispanics, 88 percent of American Indians, 82 percent of Asians, 75 percent of African-Americans, and 79 percent of Americans under age 24. Yet only 30 percent of progressive activists think political correctness is a problem. If that gap seems odd, it is explained by the fact that progressive activists are the least racially diverse group, except for the most devotedly conservative 6 percent of Americans.
Similarly, 85 percent of Americans believe race should not be considered in decisions on college admissions. Even 72 percent of traditional liberals are against the practice. Yet 60 percent of progressive activists support it.
The More in Common report also identifies areas where the right has political problems. While 74 percent of Americans believe "people should be able to say what they really think, even when it offends people," 67 percent also believe "we need to protect people from dangerous and hateful speech."
Progressive activists are not too far from these averages (70 percent and 74 percent, respectively). But devoted conservatives lopsidedly agree with the first statement (86 percent) and disagree with the second (43 percent). The gap between those two statements should not be a terribly difficult needle to thread for those not obsessed with "drinking liberal tears." Likewise, devoted conservatives tend to have views on President Trump's travel ban, and on some questions relating to immigration, that are outside the mainstream.
The difference is that when the conservative viewpoint is unpopular, it is highly publicized by Big Media, Hollywood, academia, progressive protests, and Democratic campaigns. When progressive activists are out of the mainstream, whether nationally or locally, these institutions rarely publicize it precisely because they are dominated by people who agree with the progressive activists.
So it is with the media's largely delusional grand passion for O'Rourke. As with Wendy Davis before him, Beto was going to be the progressive prophet with the Kennedy-esque charisma to sell unreconstructed liberalism to the benighted masses of Texas.
And why wouldn't they think this? The current rage, both in fashion and emotion, on the left is for abolishing the Senate and the Electoral College. They claim to despise populism and nationalism while futilely dreaming of dismantling two of the bulwarks against these forces. They want to pretend the United States is not in fact a union of states—so why would they care about what the electorate in Texas is actually like?
Yet the fact that Beto increasingly seems like a sad loser should not lead conservatives to make the mirror mistake. Outside Texas, it remains entirely likely that Democrats could regain control of the House and a fair number of governorships. Ironically, if the Democrats have a solid midterm, it will only tend to convince them they are not only correct, but righteous—and more likely fall in love with some other Beto in 2020.
Warren Henry is the nom de plume of an attorney practicing in the State of Illinois.
Photo Inter-American Dialogue / Flickr
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The Chiefs have named a 26-man squad for their first pre-season match of 2019 against the Blues in Kaikohe this afternoon.
Headlining the side is one-match All Black Atu Moli, who returns to the team after a year-long injury lay-off due to a leg injury sustained in the Chiefs' season-opening defeat to the Crusaders in Christchurch last year.
Moli, who made his sole All Blacks appearance from off the bench against the French XV in Lyon at the end of 2017, was diagnosed with compartment syndrome and a haematoma by doctors after receiving a mysterious knock to his leg in that fixture, and has not been seen since.
However, after multiple surgeries and 12 months of recovery, Moli is back in Super Rugby contention, and will start at loosehead prop in today's clash against the Blues.
He is apart of an inexperienced Chiefs starting side, which is without its All Blacks that toured to Europe and Japan in November last year.
There is still international experience evident within the squad, however, with one-test All Black Brad Weber starting at halfback, while three-test Japanese international Ataata Moeakiola will have his first taste of Super Rugby pre-season from the right wing.
They join former Rebels playmaker Jack Debreczeni and speedster Shaun Stevenson as the most experienced members of the backline.
Canada captain Tyler Ardron features on an extended reserves list, which also features exciting rookie Etene Nanai-Seturo.
The game, which kick-off at 3pm, will be played in two 40-minute halves, with water breaks at the 20-minute mark of each half.


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Jews of the Week: Mathilde and Arthur Krim
A Couple that Transformed the World
Mathilde Krim
Mathilde Galland (1926-2018) was born in Italy to Christian parents of Swiss and Italian heritage. While studying in medical school at the University of Geneva, she met an Israeli and converted to Judaism to marry him. She became passionate about her new faith, and the Zionist dream, working tirelessly to help Israeli fighters (especially the Irgun) acquire weapons and funds. After receiving her PhD in biology in 1953, the young family settled in Israel, and Mathilde became a researcher at the Weizmann Institute. During this time, she made important discoveries about viruses and cancer, and was part of the team that first developed a way to determine the gender of an embryo. Mathilde moved to New York after getting divorced, and joined a research team at Cornell University.
Arthur Krim
During this time, she met Arthur B. Krim (1910-1994), the son of Russian-Jewish immigrants. Krim graduated from Columbia Law School in 1932 at the top of his class, and worked at a law firm until the outbreak of World War II. He served for the War Department doing critical military work, attaining the rank of lieutenant colonel. After the war, Krim launched a film studio start-up, Eagle-Lion Films. When it tanked, he became a manager at United Artists, and was given three years to turn a profit. He did it in six months, and went on to head United Artists for over two decades (producing hit films like Dr. No, which brought James Bond to America, and West Side Story, which won a record 10 Oscars). Krim and his partners made United Artists the largest movie producer in the world by 1967. Krim would later co-found Orion Pictures (Amadeus, Dances with Wolves). All in all, Krim was a film studio exec for 46 years – possibly the longest in Hollywood history – produced and distributed over 1000 films, and was called "the smartest man ever to work in the movie industry." Aside from movies, Krim was an important member of the Democratic Party, and served as its finance chairman. He was a personal advisor to three presidents: Kennedy, Johnson, and Carter.
Arthur and Mathilde Krim with President John F. Kennedy
Mathilde and Arthur Krim were famous for their extensive philanthropy and the huge role they played in the civil rights movement, as well as in ending apartheid in South Africa and Zimbabwe, and advancing human rights all over the world. Mathilde continued to work as a researcher throughout her life, and ran the interferon lab at Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research between 1981 and 1985. During this time, she was one of the first to identify the grave dangers of HIV-AIDS, and did important research to understand the pathology of the disease. In 1983, she founded the AIDS Medical Foundation, and then co-founded the American Foundation for AIDS Research. Aside from her own research work, the Krims donated millions of dollars to the cause. In addition to 16 honourary doctorates, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2000, the highest civilian honour in America. Her husband had previously received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1969.
When is Mashiach Coming?
Every Hebrew should look upon his Faith as a temple extending over every land to prove the immutability of God and the unity of His purposes.
– Grace Aguilar
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Jew of the Week: Jonas Salk
Jonas Salk
Jonas Edward Salk (1914-1995) was born in New York to poor Russian-Jewish immigrants. His own dream was to be a lawyer, but his mother pushed him to enter the field of medicine. Salk decided to do research instead of becoming a physician, driven by a vision to help all of mankind rather than just a few patients. However, because he was a Jew, Salk was barred from working at many institutions. Nonetheless, during this time he developed an influenza vaccine that was widely used by the US army. Eventually he found his way to work in cramped quarters in the basement of Pittsburgh's Municipal Hospital. A grant from the Mellon family allowed him to build a proper virology lab. It was there that Salk developed the polio vaccine in the post-war epidemic that plagued the world. Before the vaccine was introduced in 1955, polio killed over 3,000 people and left over 20,000 paralyzed every year in the US alone! One of the most famous victims was President Roosevelt, confined to a wheelchair for much of his term in office. It was said that "Apart from the atomic bomb, America's greatest fear was polio." Salk worked tirelessly to create the polio vaccine, labouring sixteen hours a day, 7 days a week. When asked who owned the patent he replied "There is no patent. Could you patent the sun?" Salk received the first-ever Congressional Medal for Distinguished Civilian Service, as well as the Presidential Medal of Freedom. More significantly, his achievement inspired a dramatic increase in government funding of medical research. In 1960 he founded the Salk Institute, a world-reknowned centre of medical research. Salk also published several books, and is considered the father of the field of "biophilosophy". He spent the last years of his life trying to find a cure for HIV/AIDS.
A denigrating attitude toward others while inflating one's own importance makes one lose all his spiritual gains, God forbid.
– Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, The Lubavitcher Rebbe (Hayom Yom, Iyar 20)
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Rochas has launched Muse de Rochas, a new fresh floriental fragrance for women. Muse de Rochas is a tribute to creation inspired by a muse.
Muse de Rochas was developed by perfumer Jean-Michel Duriez; the notes feature bergamot, orange extract, banana leaves, mango, peach, narcissus, orange blossom, cinnamon, styrax, Ambrarome, sandalwood, vanilla and white musk.
I hope this sells. I like Rochas as a perfume house, and I read somewhere that they may not be doing too well.
I don't know anything about it, but it wouldn't surprise me if they weren't doing well.
Might have to smell just for the name.
But "fresh floriental?" I don't even know what that means. And the mango gives me pause. I doubt I'll even see it until it hits the discounters anyway.
I never see Rochas scents anywhere.
Oh, and do note, that's the 1st of 14 pages.
I don't know…Michael Edwards classifies them himself, by smell. So it nearly has to be right, although that doesn't mean you can't disagree.
Ah, Rochas – you have made some of my favorite perfumes. Vintage Femme, Eau de Rochas, Byzance, Tocade… and some neat things on the male side, too, Macassar and Globe, for instance. But then, nothing of real interest since the mid-ninties. Perhaps Duriez can break the streak. He's very good with fruity notes, anyway. I can't decide whether I hate the bottle or am intrigued by it – a weird play on the Femme shape.
He took over in 97 though, didn't he? So maybe he is your problem.
Oh really? I thought he was just responsible for the Eau de Rochas flankers. I believe I'd read somewhere that they used a bunch of perfumers before 2008: Maurice Roucel, Beatrice Piquet (R.I.P), Jacques Cavallier. Those Desir ones were terrible, I can't remember who did those – hope it wasn't Duriez.
Oh dear, I am confusing houses/perfumers…you're right, it was 2008, not 1997.
It saddens me to see the classic Rochas Femme bottle marred with a cap that looks like it belongs on a jar of LePage's Mucilage.
And purple. That's not much better.
I hope this does well – maybe it's good. It's hard to tell these days from notes descriptions as there is always so much else going on. I used to live the original formula for Byzance, but now I can't get excited about the current. Tocade is nice but I hardly ever wear it. The current Femme is very hard for me. I have lots of trouble with cumin, so it's a shame. I always like to have at least one bottle of something from the old houses.
AnnS – try Madame Rochas EDT (not the EDP) – it's a prim aldehydic, nice for spring, and a big bottle goes for almost nothing on the online discounters. If you like Chamade, you will probably enjoy it. Plus, nice bottle!
Oh yes, thanks for reminding me, too, of Madame Rochas. I bought a bottle last spring for a song and I need to put it into my spring rotation again.
I know Eau d Rochas is best seller in Spain, they even did a commercial with spanish popular actresses that i asume it was only shown here.
I'm quite fond Of the Eau de Rochas pour homme, it was One Of my first purchases, I was around sixteen..
The cap reminds me a little some of the awful hats Whoopi Goldberg wore on Star Trek The Next Generation. Why did they have to cover up her dreadlocks?
In the 1960's and early 1970's Rochas was the biggest prestige cosmetics brand in France. They even used to make makeup and skincare. Where are they now?
Though not my favorite Rochas, I remember that the first Lumière (1984) was particulary original.


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Mental Models And What Might Work For You
by Karan Emery.
Karan Emery - I'm a research scientist interested in learning more about how neural activity influences and shapes human behavior. Project design and management, data analysis and interpretation, and the creation and implementation of testing tools are among my specialties. I enjoy coming up with new ideas and coming up with practical solutions to issues that are widely applicable. My colleagues would describe me as a driven, resourceful individual who maintains a positive, proactive attitude when faced with adversity. Currently, I'm seeking opportunities that will allow me to develop and promote technologies that benefit human health. Specific fields of interest include data analytics, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals.
Mental Models – What Are They?
A Couple Of Mental Models For Everyday People
Other Mental Models For Everyday Living
How many times in your life have you encountered the term "mental health" or "mental problems?" Possibly several times: in classroom discussions, in private conversations, in social media posts, in billboards and TV ads, perhaps? Now how about the phrase "mental models?" Not so often? Only now? Does the phrase sound rather new to you?
For others, it's quite familiar as they use mental models daily, according to Neville Moray (1935-2017), former Professor Emeritus of Applied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Surrey in the U.K. These others, as identified by Moray in his work "Mental Models in Theory and Practice" (1999) include human factors specialists and ergonomists.
Not familiar with them?
How about with these people: engineers?
Engineers use mental models a lot. It's "natural," said Moray, for these professionals – engineers, ergonomists, human factors practitioners – to study mental models and apply them in their respective fields of work.
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Additionally, various disciplines (biology, chemistry, microeconomics, etc.) and learning areas (numeracy, systems thinking) use mental models. They are even used by militaries in wartime!
This article will specifically explore mental models in, let's say, a more personal approach.
Charlie Munger: Mental Models for the Rest of Your Life
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In a World Bank report about "human behavior for economic development," it included a chapter titled, "Thinking with Mental Models."
When people think, they sometimes use a mental model to guide an action, to justify a deed, or to arrive at a certain decision or opinion, according to the report. The parenting views of a couple – for example, consent towards minor corporal punishment – are examples of mental models.
The report mentions that history, social norms, and the media can influence one's mental model.
It likewise explains that mental models come in the form of "categories, concepts, identities . . . stereotypes . . . and worldviews."
That somehow explains why people can pass down mental models from one generation to another. Take for example, the stereotypes the British had for the Chinese at the time before they even set foot at the Forbidden City. English people of today may still apply the same stereotypes to 21st-century China.
In societies across the world, mental models vary basically because, as the report says, individual perceptions of the world and how it "'works'" differ.
Nevertheless, the report tells that in general, people can understand their surroundings and the world and, maybe most importantly, themselves through the help of mental models.
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In Hacker News, someone with the username "DerekBickerton" (interesting to note it's the namesake of a renowned linguist, who died in 2018) started a conversation about the mental models that people use.
He shared his: "play to your strengths," which he clarified to be "more [of] a saying than a model, but a [mental] model nonetheless."
Based on the World Bank report, he's correct, with saying being a kind of concept, and concepts can be mental models.
Following his mental model, user "DerekBickerton" focuses on his strengths rather than his weaknesses to "build great things."
Play To Your Strengths
That phrase – or mental model – according to the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English means, "to do what you are able to do well, rather than trying to do other things."
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And, that's exactly what Michael Jordan did, shared Steve Glaveski, CEO and co-founder of Australian business management consultancy Collective Campus.
After an unimpressive performance as a baseball player for the Birmingham Bruins (yep, "His Airness" played in the minor leagues back in the early '90s), Jordan returned to basketball – the sport where he inarguably excels at.
The Chicago Bulls bagged the championship for three consecutive years.
That's Jordan "playing to his strengths," said Glaveski.
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Play to Your Strengths, a non-profit organization in Minnesota, which conducts a "strengths workshop," said that recognizing and using one's "unique strengths" enables someone to become passionate and energized and to succeed in life.
In a 2020 Forbes article, some members of the by-invitation-only Forbes Coaches Council offer their respective views and advice regarding this mental model.
While strength is the focus here, Dr. Joynicole Martinez (Founder & CEO, The Alchemist Agency; epidemiologist) reminds people to also give attention to their weaknesses because they need to strengthen them. In addition, Dr. Martinez said that emotional intelligence can prevent strengths from becoming weaknesses.
Executive Coach Lesly Higgins, M.S. in Organizational Behavior and Development, and workplace psychologist Christine Allen, Ph.D., echoed what Dr. Martinez pointed out regarding weaknesses.
Higgins advises people to "acknowledge . . . gaps" – or weaknesses – and treat those gaps/weaknesses as their "growth areas."
Dr. Allen said that people should also focus on their weaknesses by "managing them effectively."
As for leadership coach David Galowich, he issues a warning: don't overuse your strengths because they could become weaknesses. His tip on how to prevent an overuse? Be precise and strategic when using one's strengths.
Do you want to apply the "play to your strengths" mental model into your life?
Good At One Thing/Some Things, Bad At Others
This mind model garnered several reactions, and most of the users who replied connected their response to their work/career.
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User "sigotirandolas" was the one who gave this mental model. In his/her own words: "It's better to be decent in a lot of areas than to be great in one area and [be] terrible in another."
User "j7ake" seems to adhere to the same mental model, as he/she favors to be more of an "expert" than a "generalist" as he/she perceives the former to "win[s] over" the latter.
User "sigotirandolas" clarified that his/her mental model is not for everyone. To drive his point, he/she picked a programmer as an example on how people should understand his/her chosen mental model.
So, applying the said mental model, a programmer, for user "sigotirandolas," should not only be skilled in one specific area of programming (e.g., back-end development). Instead, a programmer should also be skilled in other areas closest to what he/she is already good at (in this case, back-end development), such as Server Operators and front-end development.
With that said, a programmer may then be not that skilled in other areas (e.g., in communicating with clients or in creating spreadsheets) but at least "not be terrible" in them, according to user "sigotirandolas."
A programmer in his/her late twenties, user "mclightning" reacted to user "sigotirandolas." User "mclightning" admitted that things "get tougher" for a generalist like him/her when developments happen in the industry because instead of having a "foundation" to stand on, you'll be stepping on a "crumbling ground."
User "Kaibeezy" discovered "great opportunities" being a "well-educated generalist." For him/her, being a generalist renders one the flexibility required in a fast-changing work environment.
However, user "Jensson" doubted that generalists – but he/she made an exception to managers (implying they are generalists) – earn more than specialists. To support his/her claim, user "Jensson" said that software engineers with specialization receive $500,000 annually.
Users "B-Con" and "starky" both mentioned that specialization is becoming a trend in the corporate world. Further technological advancements would necessitate "more specialists," said user "archsurface."
User "robocat" remarked that the lack of soft or interpersonal skills, aka non-technical skills hampers specialists – despite the degree of their technical skills – from achieving their respective professional aims.
It's not only these Hacker News members who have conflicting views regarding the mental model cited by user "sigotirandolas."
The title of Jonathan Kelly's 2019 Forbes article summarized his stand on this generalist vs. specialist issue: "Stop Trying To Be Good At Many Things, And Focus On Mastering One."
Kelly (President, MYLE Agency; Forbes Coaches Council member) suggested that people should focus and spend time and energy on a particular thing that will lead them to mastery and, ultimately, to "greatness."
CBS News published a contrasting view, albeit seven years before Kelly's article. In his 2011 article, Jeff Haden (Contributing Editor, Inc.; speaker; author of "The Motivation Myth") considered it a "bad advice" to "get good at one thing" only. For Haden, specialization doesn't always equate with "accomplishment and success." His advice? People should develop the skills they have as much as they can.
This 2021, it appears someone shares the same views as Haden, and this person happens to be also a Forbes Coaches Council member.
Paul Genberg (interim CEO, Studio X), in his Forbes article published last June, noted that while specialists are important, business organizations also look for generalists.
Genberg's advice?
We should never "trap ourselves in the golden cage of specialization."
Anything can happen in the industry; in the company you're working at. Few years from now, you might have a change of mind – or heart – and suddenly decide to pursue an entirely different career path. The first options left for you could be your set of skills. From that "armory," said Genberg, what will you take as a weapon, so to speak, as you embark on a new battle in your life?
In the middle of all these varying views, one person – user "behnamoh" – just declared that what gives him/her "peace of mind" is the belief that he/she is the "best damn expert" in whatever he/she does.
Now that's what you call having a strong sense of self-worth, with or without using mental models!
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Other mental models shared by Hacker news members in the discussion initiated by user "DerekBickerton" include the following:
"Interesting and novel things happen at the edges; stay close to it and don't spend much time in the comfort zone (user "vishnugupta")."
"I am probably overreacting or missing something (user "RhysU")."
"Try many things, revisit rejected ideas, and try again (user "lokimedes")."
"You can't change what happened. Deal with the challenge (user "martinflack")."
"Climb the wall (user "zubspace")."
"Fix yourself first (user "yhoiseth")."
"Whatever scares you, go do it (user "Max_Ehrlich")."
"If you chase two rabbits, you will lose them both (user "threeboy")."
"Made it this far, don't kill yourself now (user "anontrot")."
"The best revenge is a life well lived (user "koonsolo")."
The OODA loop – Observe, Orient, Decide, Act – when making decisions, as shared by user "PradeetPatel."
For the religious ones: "prayers are not lost to the woods," by user "ryan-allen," who, ironically, professed that he/she is a "weak agnostic."
Lastly, by user "devoutsalsa," here's something for all human beings on planet Earth: "Don't be an a**hole."
The important thing to remember is that anybody, regardless of educational attainment, can use mental models within a personal context.
Therefore, you need not be an engineer – not even an expert in human factors, such as an ergonomist – or, God forbid, wage war to use mental models.
Remember the World Bank report? Use mental models to get a better perspective of the world we live in, which could eventually lead to improving yourself and your way of living.
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If the brief holiday break wasn't enough to get your energy back to kid-at-Christmas levels, a getaway might be calling your name. And in the spirit of healthy resolutions, why not escape to a resort focused on wellness? We've rounded up some of the best luxe retreats around the world that offer the finest in fitness, detoxes, and mental health treatments to leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Escape to a private cottage in rural Somerset, England for a bespoke retreat experience at The Arrigo Programme. Founded by psychotherapist and intuitive healer Fiona Arrigo, The Programme weaves intensive treatments like acupuncture, Pilates, and massages with emotional therapy sessions to help visitors heal and regain perspective. Don't want to hop the pond just yet? Arrigo will offer one-on-one sessions and three-hour mind cleanses Stateside in New York City from February 13-19, so you can start the healing early.
High atop the scenic cliffs of Big Sur, Calif. sits the Post Ranch Inn, a resort for the soul that's ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation. The sanctuary prides itself on maintaining environmental sustainability in every aspect of the property, and offers guests fitness ventures like morning yoga sessions, long nature walks, and hikes through the coastal forests. The award-winning spa's menu is full of traditional therapeutic massages coupled with experiences like Shaman Sessions, which include a deep discussion with a shaman as well as cleansing of an individual's energy to boost vitality and immunity.
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, N.C., The Art of Living Retreat Center offers programs rooted in ancient Ayurvedic healing principles to take visitors deeper into the rich experience of life. The center offers an ever-changing schedule of retreat options, from traditional models like yoga and meditation to less common styles like silent retreats and a happiness program, to allow guests to select a getaway that's truly tailored to their wellness needs.
If you're less of a luxury resort hunter and more of a homebody looking for some extra pampering, the Mirbeau Inn & Spa in Skaneateles, N.Y. is your dream wellness retreat. The cozy 34-room estate offers year-round rejuvenation and a bit of romance, too. The award-winning Spa Mirbeau offers everything from wine salt scrubs and healing massages to traditional nail treatments like manicures and pedicures. A state of the art fitness center and a full schedule of exercise classes are available to all guests. Private rooms surround a stunningly peaceful pond and feature fireplaces and French soaking tubs to keep the relaxation going. Stop by for a day or make a weekend out of it at this small but luxurious home away from home.
There are few things more empowering than an enriching yoga retreat and that's exactly what you'll get at The Sanctuary at Two Rivers in Costa Rica. The lush property offers a luxurious stay and ample opportunities to practice yoga and meditation. You'll enjoy vegetarian and vegan cuisine and a full service wellness spa offers healing services like cupping and even holistic nourishment consultations.


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Britney Spears' conservatorship is officially over
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Britney Spears is finally free.
The pop megastar's conservatorship was terminated Friday by a Los Angeles judge who agreed the singer is now capable of being in control of her $60 million estate and the circumstances that led to the restrictive legal arrangement in 2008 no longer apply.
"In this case the court finds that this was a voluntary conservatorship and there's no need for a capacity declaration," Judge Brenda Penny said during the afternoon hearing in Los Angeles County Superior Court, meaning Spears wouldn't have to testify.
Britney's dad Jamie Spears had been booted from his role as conservator in late September, with Judge Brenda Penny saying that having him at the helm of his daughter's estate was "untenable" and reflective of a "toxic environment."
Penny agreed to let certified accountant John Zabel take over as Spears' conservator while the star's lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, prepared to try to terminate the arrangement altogether.
Over the summer, the 39-year-old Grammy winner broke her silence on the conservatorship for the first time in 13 years and gave two days of dramatic testimony where she called the arrangement "abusive" and said it'd been used to "ruin" her life.
"I've lied and told the whole world I'm OK and I'm happy. It's a lie," Spears said during the explosive June hearing as she called for her father to be jailed.
"I thought just maybe if I said that enough, maybe I might become happy because I've been in denial," Spears said. "I've been in shock. I am traumatized. You know, fake it till you make it. But now I'm telling you the truth.
"It's my wish and my dream for all of this to end."
Britney's fiancee, Sam Ashgari, shared a video early Friday of them both smiling in "#FreeBritney" T-shirts, and earlier this week, Spears wrote about the upcoming hearing in an Instagram post.
"This week is gonna be very interesting for me!" Spears wrote in the post.
"I haven't prayed for something more in my life!"
Spears' parents first moved to implement the conservatorship, which prevented the "Toxic" crooner from having any control over her personal and financial affairs, during her high-profile breakdown and mental-health crisis in 2008.
Her parents have since agreed that the arrangement is no longer necessary. In September, Jamie Spears moved to terminate the conservatorship before he was booted, but Rosengart fought against it, arguing the beleaguered dad was just trying to avoid getting deposed and having to hand over years of revealing documents in the case.
While planning to end the conservatorship, Rosengart's goal has been to expose the alleged abuse, and possible financial mismanagement, that Spears endured under her father's control.
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When I setup a new server virtual machine it's not unusual for me to install something in one place, then decide later that I don't like that layout, and start moving directories around. That almost always causes me trouble, and I ran into problems today when I moved a working glassfish install from /A to /B - after the move glassfish hung on startup. Fortunately, I was able to figure it out. Here's the trick if there are any other frickjacks out there that also like to pointlessly make things hard for themselves - just erase the felix osgi bundle cache files under glassfish/domains/domain1/osgi-cache/felix/. Those files cache the path to osgi bundle jars at the time of the last glassfish startup.


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The Plastic Periphery Division offers a stable portfolio of products to cover the demand for comprehensive solutions from various industries. This means not only for the plastics industry, but also for the die casting industry, the production and pressing of metal products, etc. For these products, we provide service, consultancy and the supply of spare parts, training, and programming of robots.
The Technology Center uses more than twenty years of experience in plastics production. In České Budějovice, on an area of more than 200 square meters, you can use KraussMaffei machines, peripheral devices or measuring systems for your own application testing, production optimization, or introduction of new production. Application engineers can help you with production process projects or the design of automated workplaces.
The Production Center closely cooperates with the trade divisions of the KUBOUŠEK Group and provides comprehensive supplies of automated workplaces to plastics production. This is mainly the integration of linear and six-axis robots with injection molding machines, the integration of peripheral and control devices, and the system of collection and evaluation of production data.
The Instruments Division focuses on measuring technology from handheld gauges, laboratory systems and optical measuring instruments to highly sophisticated coordinate measuring machines. The KUBOUŠEK Group has been devoted to the field of measurement since its foundation in 1990, when it became the first official supplier of the Mitutoyo brand on the Czech and then also the Slovak market.
The KSQ Accredited Calibration Laboratory provides calibration of gauges in the fields of length, plane angle, pressure, temperature, torque and relative humidity. To perform these calibrations, the laboratory is accredited by the Czech Accreditation Institute according to ČSN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005.
The Education Center offers a wide range of courses for the control of machines, robots and peripheral devices, and professional training in work with software for measuring systems. Its goals are high effectiveness and practical benefits for all trainees. Lecturers with many years of experience constantly follow the trends in technology and approach all participants on the basis of their individual needs.


New on DVD this week is one of my favorite movies of last year: the French thriller "Tell No One," written and directed by Guillaume Canet. It came and went from theaters relatively quickly last summer, but I can't imagine that anyone who saw it forgot it. Here's its audacious premise (it's based on a Harlen Coben crime novel): A man whose wife disappeared — presumably murdered — eight years ago begins to receive mysterious email messages, hinting that his wife may still be alive. "Tell no one," is how the messages end. Still grieving yet intrigued, he enters a cinematic hall of mirrors, caught in a web of flashing plot and sharp-eyed women.
The American remake is already in the works (Luc Besson's production company EuropaCorp is negotiating it), but do yourself a favor and see the real thing. If you love smart thrillers, you can't do much better than this one.


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5 things we need to know about the State Pension
The bedrock of our retirement income explained.
Did you know? The State Pension has been a thing since 1908, when it was originally introduced by David Lloyd George's Government. There have been a few changes since, and this article aims to give you the main things you need to know about the Basic State Pension.
The State Pension is a regular payment paid by the Government. You can claim your State Pension when you reach the State Pension age, which will be 68 for anyone born after 1970. Historically, the State Pension had two parts or tiers;
Basic Pension
In April 2016 this was scrapped by the Government and they introduced new rules under the imaginatively named "new State Pension". The idea behind this was to make pensions simple! About time right?!
How is the State Pension calculated and when can I claim it?
The New State Pension is different to the old State Pension because that second, earnings related part – The "additional" pension has been abolished. This means the State Pension is based on your National Insurance (NI) contributions only now.
State retirement age is set to rise to 68 for both men and women, but may increase further to 70 for those in their 20's or 30's.
How much is the State Pension worth to me?
After the rules changes, the full State Pension is now worth £175.20 per week which is equal to £9,110 per year (2020/21). This does increase each year to account for inflation.
To qualify for the full State Pension amount, you will need to have paid full National Insurance contributions for 35 years. Of course, if you have already paid some NI before April 2016 - these will count.
Nobody should lose out as a result of the changes to the rules with everyone's "old" State Pension being converted to a starting amount under the new rules since 6 April 2016.
Is my State Pension going to be enough?
If you have the full 35 years of NI contributions, you get the full entitlement to £175.20 per week. Remember the 35 years don't have to be consecutive years. If you have less than 10 years of NI contributions, be aware, you might not be entitled to any State Pension when you reach State retirement age. If you are somewhere in between, you'll receive a reduced pension.
So, the unless you have already accrued more State Pension through additional State Pension contributions under the old system, it looks like you'll need to ensure 35 years of NI contributions to get the £175.20 per week. Check this out for a deeper dive into how the calculation is carried out.
If you manage to qualify for the full amount, do you think it would be enough for you?
Of course, nobody can predict with absolute certainty what their circumstances will be, however, it sometimes is easier to take a realistic outlook at what you think you would want as a minimum amount of income once you stop working rather than a maximum. For many, the State Pension really won't be enough to live on.
What should I do now?
The answer is to start saving in a workplace pension or a private pension as early as you can. Check out our article on why saving earlier does the damage when it comes to building up your future money. Thanks to Auto-Enrolment too workplace pensions are now compulsory providing you meet the eligibility for one. If you are self-employed, a personal pension may be the best option.
If you wish to top up your NI contributions you can do so, however it might be worth ensuring you have a full picture of all of your pensions before you decide which pot to contribute too.
The Government can help you get an updated statement and check your National Insurance record on the government state pension checker.
If you find these blogs helpful, please feedback, share or simply visit www.thepensionlab.co.uk sign up and see what else we have cooking in Lab! Anything else just drop me a line at Sanj.Champaneria@thepensionlab.co.uk


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ROCKY MOUNT, NC – The Chowan University men's golf team competed in the second and final round of play at the NCWC Don Scalf Invitational on Tuesday afternoon in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. The Hawks finished in 2nd place out of the six teams competing in the tournament with a two-day team total of 617.
The host team, NC Wesleyan took 1st place in round two with a team score of 295 and finished in 1st place in the tournament with a two-day team total of 590. Individually, Mariano Silvestri of NC Wesleyan led the 37 golfer field after carding a 76 on Tuesday. His second round score combined with Monday's score of 70 contributed to a one-stroke lead for first place honors.
The Hawks improved to a team score of 305 on Tuesday, after having scored 312 on Monday. Steven Rhinard shot the lowest two-day total for the Hawks after carding a 72 in the second round and ending with a two-day total of 150, placing him in a four-way tie for 6th overall. Billy Britton carded a 79 on day two and finished in 11th place with a two-day total of 154, followed by Christian Fleetwood who finished in a three-way tie for 14th place after shooting a 74 on day two, a nine-stroke improvement from his round one score (83). Also tied for 14th place with a two-day total of 157, Jordan Francis scored 81 in the second round, while Rich Edwards shaved seven strokes of Monday's score (87) to round out the scoring for Chowan with a two-day total score of 167 putting him in 25th place.
The Hawks return to action on October 2nd when they compete in the Myrtle Beach Invitational hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne University.
A complete list of team scores is listed below:
Place Team R1 R2 Total
1 NC Wesleyan 295 295 590
2 Chowan 312 305 617
T3 Johsnton CC 325 307 632
T3 Sandhills CC 310 322 632
5 William Peace 362 360 722
Mid Atlantic Christian 368 DNC 368
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Mark Cuban told NBC's Chuck Todd in a "Meet the Press" interview set to air Sunday that he would "absolutely" consider being Hillary Clinton's running mate.
In a clip from the interview released Friday, Todd mentioned that Cuban has previously joked about being willing to serve on Clinton's ticket as long as he could "throw bombs" at Trump. So Todd asked if he'd consider should the Democratic frontrunner make the proposition.
Cuban said he thinks Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator battling with Clinton for the Democratic nomination, has "dragged her a little bit too far to the left" on economic issues.
But he said he would lean toward Clinton "because the devil you know is better than the devil you don't know."
Last year, Cuban told Business Insider via his Cyber Dust social media app that he was open to being Trump's running mate.


This month's article, as well as articles in coming months, will focus on properly putting a ball back into play by dropping or placing. Knowing how and where to drop, or when to place or replace, is paramount to successfully navigating the course without incurring additional penalties. June's article (Part 2) will focus on Rule 20-2c, sometimes referred to as the "drop, drop, place" Rule and July's article (Part 3) will focus on placing and replacing and the many issues that surround what appears to be a simple Rule. However, this month the focus is primarily on dropping. Many questions surround the act of dropping, such as who must drop, how to drop, and where to drop, among others. Your task is simply to determine in each scenario below if the dropped ball is properly in play so that the player may make a stroke at the ball without incurring any further penalty - or must the ball be re-dropped?
A player marks the extent of a drop area by placing a tee in the ground. He drops a ball and it is deflected by the tee.
In Foursome (alternate shot) competition, Player A hits the ball into a water hazard. He correctly determines where to drop a ball and drops a new ball for his partner to play the next stroke.
In taking relief from a lateral water hazard, the player stands in the hazard and drops the ball outside the hazard in the required drop area.
A ball is dropped from a point which is above the player's head.
A player declares his ball unplayable and measures two club-lengths from his ball with his driver. He leaves the driver on the ground and the dropped ball is deflected by the driver.
When taking relief for an embedded ball, the player drops about two and a half feet (within one club-length) behind the original location of where the ball was embedded.
In taking relief from a water hazard, a player goes back about 10 yards behind the hazard, keeping the spot where the original ball last crossed the margin between the hole and the spot of the drop. The dropped ball rolls directly towards the hole and comes to rest one club-length closer to the hole from where it first struck the course when dropped.
In taking relief from a cart path, the player determines the nearest point of relief and drops just outside the one club-length requirement. The ball rolls and comes to rest within one club-length of the nearest point of relief.
After hitting her ball out of bounds, the player is required to proceed under stroke and distance but she is unable to determine the exact location of her previous shot. She estimates the spot and drops two inches nearer the hole than the estimated spot.
In taking relief from a water hazard, the player drops a ball in a dropping zone established by the Committee. The dropped ball rolls and comes to rest outside the dropping zone.
Properly in play. Under Rule 20-2a if a dropped ball touches the equipment of any player before it comes to rest it must be dropped again. While tees are equipment of the player, the definition of equipment excludes tees when they are used to mark the position of a ball or the extent of a drop area. The tees lose their status of equipment when used in this way and are just moveable obstructions on the course. Therefore, this ball is properly in play.
Drop again. The first sentence of Rule 20-2a states that the player must drop the ball himself. Decision 29/4 further emphasizes this point in a partner event by stating that the member of a side whose turn it is to play must drop the ball. Fortunately, Rule 20-6 allows a player who has dropped or placed incorrectly or in a wrong place to lift and proceed properly without penalty provided a stroke has not been made at the ball.
Properly in play. There is no requirement in any Rule as to where the player must stand when dropping a ball.
Drop again. Rule 20-2a requires the player to stand erect, hold the ball at shoulder height and arm's length and drop the ball. Dropping from too high or low will result in a penalty of one stroke if the player doesn't correct the error before making his next stroke.
Drop again. The ball has touched equipment of a player before coming to rest and must be dropped again. There is no limit to how many times a ball must be dropped in this circumstance. If the player failed to drop again and played the deflected ball he would incur the general penalty of loss of hole in Match play or two strokes in Stroke play. See Rule 20-2a.
Drop again. Rule 25-2 requires a player taking relief for an embedded ball to drop the ball as near as possible to where it lay embedded. Certain Rules allow a one or two club-length dropping area but Rule 25-2 is not one of them. Additionally, he is not allowed to repair the pitch-mark as that would breach Rule 13-2 for improving the area of the intended drop.
Properly in play. A dropped ball may always roll toward the hole provided it comes to rest in a location not requiring a re-drop under Rule 20-2c. This will be covered extensively in next month's article.
Drop again. This ball has been dropped in a wrong place and the player would incur a penalty if he makes a stroke at the ball. A dropped ball must first strike the course where the applicable Rule requires. In this case, within one club-length of the nearest point of relief. See Rule 20-2b.
Drop again. When the exact location of where a ball must be put into play is unknown it must be estimated. The estimated spot is now treated as the exact spot. Under Rule 20-2b the drop must not be nearer the hole than the estimated spot. Since she dropped nearer the hole than this spot she must correct the error by dropping no closer to the hole than this estimated/exact spot.
Properly in play. Provided the ball has not come to rest in a location requiring a re-drop under 20-2c, the ball is properly in play. It may even come to rest nearer the hole than any part of the drop zone.


ASVS Architects will be closed for summer holidays between the 3rd September to 14th September.
ASVS Architects will be closed for summer holidays between the 28th August and 9th September.
The Clube Recreativo Freamundense is finally built.
Construction work has began on the Ilmar Freamunde Facade.
The Calçada do Monte apartment is located in Graça, one of the most charming neighborhoods in Lisbon. Overlooking the Castle of São Jorge, Baixa-Chiado and Alcântara, it became imperative that the relation between the interior spaces should be unequivocal with the city.
Construction work has began on the Church of the Divine Savior of Freamunde. This project by ASVS contemplates a new liturgical space and mortuary chapels, which will be points of reference in the religious and architectural scenery of Freamunde.
ASVS Arquitectos Associados and A Loja da Casa Verde wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all customers, staff and friends.
ASVS Architects will be closed for summer holidays between the 29th August and 9th September.
The House in Póvoa de Varzim is finally built. The new design has changed completely the look of the old 70's house. Project by ASVS.
ASVS Architects will be closed for summer holidays between the 22nd August and 6th September.
We inform our clients that we will be closed all Saturdays during August. Grateful for your understanding.
Visit our Facebook page (link below) for ASVS activities, project updates and more.
The 'Trandeiras Apartment' is already built. The new design has changed completely the look of the old 80's apartment. Project by ASVS.
'O Basílio' Café has reopened last 2nd April. The new design and decoration were made by ASVS.
ASVS designed the new stand for IPP (Instituto Politécnico do Porto), shown in the fair 'Qualifica 2015', between 9th and 12th April, in Exponor - Matosinhos.
ASVS Architects will be part of the lecture series, 'Architecture Reflexions and Talks', organized by NAAULF, at Universidade Lusíada de Famalicão on March 25TH.
ASVS designed the new stand for 'Clara Home' brand, shown in the international furniture exhibition IMM, between 18th and 24th January, in Cologne, Germany.
ASVS Arquitectos Associados invites to the opening of 'A Loja da Casa Verde', on 28th November at 17h, at Rua de Santa Catarina 678.
ASVS designed the new stand for 'Clara Home' brand, shown in the international furniture exhibition Intergift, between 10th and 14th September in Madrid.
ASVS resumes project for the Church of the Divine Savior after an interval of nearly two years. The program was readjusted and the new preliminary study was already approved by the client.
ASVS concludes interior design catalogue for the Soffitti Collection of Mariano Farrugia and presents in Lausanne proposal for condominium - Elysée 23 sponsored by Realstone.
Teresa Herrador presents Drawing and Graphic Work at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Oasis', opens on July 5th at 10 PM and will be presented until September 3rd. The overture will be attended by the artist.
ASVS will participate on the event '4000 Ateliers', to be held on May 25th. Architectural studios from Oporto's downtown will open to the public, presenting their projects in a spirit of festivity and celebration of architecture. Come to visit us and get to know our space and work... we have some surprises!
Cláudia Lopes presents Drawing and Installation at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Metáfora/Metaphor', opens on March 1ST at 10 PM and will be presented until April 30TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
ASVS Architects has been awarded with an Honorable Mention by the jury committee of the Museum of Underwater Antiquities and Piraeus Cultural Coast Masterplan international architectural competition in Greece.
Gustavo Ludgero presents Painting at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Bizarrias Celestiais', opens on November 16TH at 10 PM and will be presented until December 30TH.
Patrícia Franco presents Sculpture and Installation at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Mecânica dos Fluidos', opens on October 4TH at 10 PM and will be presented until November 14TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
ASVS's Studio, was one of the twenty selected works by the Portuguese College of Architects (OASRN) to integrate the event and exhibition "Respect for Architecture, Oporto 2012."
Alexandra Ministro presents Painting at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Flora Indoméstica', opens on July 13TH at 10 PM and will be presented until September 26TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
ASVS and LBS Mobiliário invite all costumers, friends and partners to Arflex Classics. All the classic chairs of the prestigious Italian brand will be presented at ASVS's showroom. A conference with Fausto Colombo from Arflex will take place the 11TH May at 9 PM at ASVS's art gallery.
Pedro Fernandes presents Painting at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Expressões', opens on April 27TH at 10 PM and will be presented until July 11TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
Isabel Lhano presents Painting at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Enlevos', opens on March 16TH at 10 PM and will be presented until April 24TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
Isabel de Andrade presents papier maché sculptures at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Encontro', opens on March 5TH at 10 PM and will be presented until May 30TH. An extension of the exhibition will be presented at Artemisia's gourmet restaurant.
Alexandra Barbosa presents Xylograph work at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'As páginas do Eu', opens on February 10TH at 10 PM and will be presented until March 14TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
ASVS would like to invite all costumers, friends and partners to the opening of the new LBS store. LBS Lifetstyle Póvoa de Varzim opens on January 28TH at 5 PM. ASVS designed the new store's architecture. We're counting on your attendance.
Lúcia David presents Painting and Installation at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Misturar Memórias', opens on January 6TH at 10 PM and will be presented until February 8TH. The overture will be attended by the artist.
Liliana Alves exhibits jewellery at ASVS's Art Gallery. The exhibition titled 'Nuances', opens on January 5TH at 10 PM and will be presented until March 14TH. An extension of the exhibition will be presented at Artemisia's gourmet restaurant.


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Andreas Bausch (* 8. November 1965) ist ein deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und seit 2010 Professor für Strategisches und Internationales Management an der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen.

Werdegang
Nach seinem Studium der Betriebs- und Volkswirtschaftslehre an der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen promovierte Bausch im Jahr 1996 in Gießen bei Dietger Hahn. Es folgte eine Tätigkeit bei der Siemens AG als Projektleiter für Mergers & Acquisitions in der Zentralabteilung Unternehmensentwicklung in München, die er von 1996 bis 1999 ausübte. Im Anschluss erhielt er eine Stelle an der Professur für industrielles Management und Controlling der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, dort habilitierte er und erwarb dadurch die Venia legendi. Im Jahr 1997 wurde er mit dem Konrad-Mellerowicz-Preis für hervorragende Forschung in den Wirtschaftswissenschaften ausgezeichnet.

Es folgte eine Tätigkeit als Gastprofessor an der Kansas State University, bis Bausch im Jahr 2004 den Ruf  auf die Professur für Strategisches Management und Controlling der Jacobs University Bremen erhielt. Dort gründete er auch das Executive MBA-Programm in European Utility Management. Im Jahr 2006 erhielt er einen Ruf an die Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, wo er den Lehrstuhl für Internationales Management innehatte. In 2010 wechselte er schließlich nach Gießen.

Weitere Tätigkeiten und Mitgliedschaften
Bausch ist  wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Center for Management Studies (CMS), außerdem Dozent für Führungskräfte und Führungsnachwuchskräfte in verschiedenen Programmen. Des Weiteren ist er als Mitglied und Gutachter bei verschiedenen Institutionen u. a. der Academy of Management, der Strategic Management Society, der Academy of International Business, dem Verband der Hochschullehrer für Betriebswirtschaft sowie im Editorial Board der Review of Managerial Science tätig.

Forschungsschwerpunkte
 Strategisches und Internationales Management
 Evidence-based Management
 Mergers & Acquisitions
 Wertorientierte Unternehmensführung
 Entrepreneurship

Publikationen

Monographien
 A. Bausch: Strategische und strukturelle Gestaltung industrieller Unternehmungszusammenschlüsse: Eine Untersuchung für strategisch intendierte Transaktionen aus Sicht wachsender Unternehmungen. Gabler-Verlag, Wiesbaden 2003, ISBN 3-8244-9121-4.
 A. Bausch: Planung von integrierten Geschäfts-, Funktions- und Regional-strategien im Industriekonzern – Ein ganzheitlicher Ansatz mit derivativer und originärer Regionalstrategieplanung. Gießen 1996, ISBN 3-927835-79-X.

Beiträge in wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften (Auswahl)
 P. S. Kraft, A. Bausch: How Do Transformational Leaders Promote Exploratory and Exploitative Innovation? Examining the Black Box through MASEM. In: Journal of Product Innovation Management. Vol. 33, 2016, S. 687–707.
 T. Büschgens, A. Bausch, D. Balkin: Organizational culture and innovation – A meta-analytic review. In: Journal of Product Innovation Management. Vol. 30, 2013, S. 763–781.
 N. Rosenbusch, A. Rauch, A. Bausch: The Mediating Role of Entrepreneurial Orientation in the Task Environment–Performance Relationship: A Meta-Analysis. In: Journal of Management. Vol. 39, No. 3, 2013, S. 633–659.
 V. Müller, N. Rosenbusch, A. Bausch: Success Patterns of Exploratory and Exploitative Innovation: A Meta-Analysis of the Influence of Institutional Factors. In: Journal of Management. Vol. 39, Nr. 6, 2013, S. 1606–1636.
 T. Büschgens, A. Bausch, D. B. Balkin: Organizing for radical innovation – a multi-level behavioral approach. In: Journal of High Technology Management Research. Vol. 24, No. 2, 2013, S. 138–152.
 A. Enke, A. Bausch: A Meta-Analytic Review of the Ambidexterity-Performance Relationship. In: European Journal of Management. Vol. 13, No. 2, 2013, S. 23–34.

Beiträge in praxisorientierten Zeitschriften (Auswahl)
 A. Bausch, T. Fritz, S. Werthschulte, T. Schumacher, A. Holst, T. Schiegg: Wettbewerbsmarkt Energie – Managementkompetenzen als Schlüsselfaktor für den Unternehmenserfolg. In: ew – Energiewirtschaft. Heft 13/14, 2007, S. 34–39.
 A. Bausch, S. Werthschulte, T. Schumacher, A. Holst, T. Fritz: Zukünftige Herausforderungen für das Management von EVU. In: et – Energiewirtschaftliche Tagesfragen. Heft 6, 2007, S. 28–31.
 A. Bausch, T. Fritz, S. Werthschulte, A. Holst: Was macht Energieversorger erfolgreich? In: et – Energiewirtschaftliche Tagesfragen. Heft 12, 2005, S. 912–917.

Sammelwerke
 A. Bausch, B. Schwenker (Hrsg.): Handbook Utility Management. Springer-Verlag, Berlin u. a. 2009, ISBN 978-3-540-79348-9.

Beiträge in Sammelwerken (Auswahl)
 A. Bausch, A. Buske, W. Hagemeier: Performance-Messung zur Steuerung von Unternehmen, Traditionelle und wertorientierte Performance-Maße. In: W. Funk, J. Rossmanith (Hrsg.): Internationale Rechnungslegung und Internationales Controlling. 2. Auflage. Wiesbaden 2011, S. 355–386.
 A. Bausch, M. Hunoldt, L. Matysiak: Superior performance through value-based management. In: A. Bausch, B. Schwenker (Hrsg.): Handbook Utility Management. Berlin u. a. 2009, S. 15–36.
 A. Bausch: Branchen- und Wettbewerbsanalyse im strategischen Management. In: D. Hahn, B. Taylor (Hrsg.): Strategische Unternehmungsführung – Strategische Unternehmungsplanung. 9. Auflage. Berlin/ Heidelberg 2006, S. 195–214.
 A. Bausch, M. Glaum: Unternehmenskooperationen und Unternehmens-akquisitionen als alternative Wachstumsformen – Theoretische Erklärungsansätze und empirische Befunde. In: N. Bach, W. Buchholz, B. Eichler (Hrsg.): Festschrift für Prof. Dr. W. Krüger, Geschäftsmodelle für Wertschöpfungsnetzwerke. Wiesbaden 2003, S. 41–77.
 A. Bausch, G. Walter: Controlling in jungen High-Tech-Unternehmen. In: U. Hommel, T. Knecht (Hrsg.): Wertorientiertes Start-Up-Management. München 2002, S. 429–457.

Rezensionen
 A. Bausch, M. Krist: Book review on "Strategy Process: Shaping the Contours of the Field" by Chakravarthy, B., Mueller-Stewens, G., Lorange, P., Lechner, C. (Ed.), Malden, MA, 2003. In: Academy of Management Executive. Vol. 3, 2003, S. 157–158.

Konferenzpapiere
 T. Bunz, A. Bausch: Empirical Research on Dynamic Capabilities – Different Understandings and their Implications, Paper submitted to the 14th European Academy of International Business (EURAM) Annual Conference, Valencia, Spain 2014. (accepted)
 P. Dahlgrün, A. Bausch: Trust in Outsourcing Relationships: A Meta-Analysis, Paper submitted to the Academy of International Business (AIB) 2014 Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada 2014. (accepted)
 A. Enke, A. Bausch: A Meta-Analytic Review of the Ambidexterity-Performance Relationship, Paper submitted to the 2013 Strategic Management Society (SMS) Annual International Conference, Atlanta, USA 2013. (accepted)
 A. Enke, A. Bausch: A Meta-Analytic Review of the Ambidexterity-Performance Relationship, Paper submitted to the International Academy of Business and Economics (IABE) 2013 Summer Conference, Bangkok, Thailand  2013. (accepted)

Andere Publikationen (Auswahl)
 A. Bausch, S. Pfannes, M. Wahrendorff, T. Bunz, A. Enke: Deutschlands Top500 – Mit kontinuierlicher Transformation zu Spitzenleistungen. Kronberg/Gießen 2012.
 A. Bausch, W. Hagemeier, A. Holst, G. Altenkirch, M. Eden, T. Schiegg, N. Baumann, M. Hunoldt, L. Matysiak: Phönix-Report, Eine evidenzbasierte Analyse europäischer Unternehmen auf dem Weg zur High Performance. 1. Teil, Berlin/Gießen 2011.
 A. Bausch, W. Hagemeier, A. Holst, G. Altenkirch, M. Eden, T. Schiegg, N. Baumann, M. Hunoldt, L. Matysiak: Phönix-Report, Eine evidenzbasierte Analyse europäischer Unternehmen auf dem Weg zur High Performance. 2. Teil, Berlin/Gießen 2011
 A. Bausch, A. Holst, S. Kittel, M. Nolte, T. Schiegg, S. Werthschulte: Value Creator IV, Eine empirische Untersuchung von Energieversorgungsunternehmen in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz. Bremen/Kronberg 2009

Weblinks
 Webpräsenz von Andreas Bausch in der Website der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, abgerufen am 11. Januar 2017

Ökonom (21. Jahrhundert)
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