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The ultimate sofa style guide
By Debbie Spearman
The sofa's status as a sitting-room essential – and in many cases a focal point of that space – means that often it takes a lot of time and thought to find a sofa style that satisfies all your requirements. Like your bed, your sofa will be one of the most frequently used pieces of furniture in your home, so you want to choose wisely. But, with so many styles available, how do you pick the right one? The two main factors that need to be considered when shopping for a sofa are form and function, each of which has an impact on the other. Firstly, think about how you use your sofa; do you tend to sprawl out along its length for total relaxation or sit up straight with your feet on the floor? Will it be frequently used, by a number of people, or function more as a decorative piece that sees little wear and tear? Once you're clear on these details, it's essentially a process of elimination – working out the styles that aren't suitable for your home, in order to be left with the perfect design for your needs.
While there are variations on each sofa's core design – different legs, arms, backs, upholstery – we've created a guide to six of the most common sofa styles available today. Is your favourite among them?
English roll arm sofa
There's no need to sacrifice comfort for good looks with this classic design, which takes its name from – that's right – its gently rounded arms. Deep seat cushions and a generous rolled back, which sit upon traditional turned legs mounted on castors, make this the perfect seat to sink into at the end of a busy day. Our elegant Coleridge sofa is a contemporary take on the English roll arm design, and features stained birch-wood legs and uniform skirting detail.
Chesterfield sofa
Probably the most famous style of sofa, the Chesterfield is often associated with period drawing rooms or Oxbridge common rooms. Traditionally upholstered in hard-wearing brown leather, this design has an iconic profile: its key features are a low, deep-buttoned back (also known as 'tufted') with high, scrolled arms, plus a deep seat and exposed wooden feet. All of this adds up to form a smart sofa that will never go out of fashion. Take this traditional style to a new level of luxury with our Cresselly 3-Seater, which is upholstered in sumptuous truffle velvet and finished with hand-painted "distressed" wood legs.
Knole sofa
Often a feature in English country houses in the mid-17th century, the Knole sofa's classic design has endured ever since. Its distinguishing features are a straight, high back and adjustable angled arms – traditionally, these can be opened outwards for a more relaxed look, or positioned upright to keep out draughts. With its fixed, gently flared arms and subtle tapered legs, designed to suit today's interiors, our Radcliffe sofa is a contemporary take on the Knole style.
Sectional (or modular) sofa
The perfect choice for the modern home, this completely customisable sofa lends itself to maximum reclining. Offering the ultimate in flexibility, this style is comprised of separate units – such as armless sofas, armless chairs, and corner pieces – that can be combined to fit the layout of your room. Whether you want to opt for an L-shaped corner sofa or a U-shaped configuration, a modular sofa allows you to create a bespoke arrangement; realise your own dream design with our Savile and Bretigny ranges.
Tuxedo sofa
Many consider this linear style of sofa to be a modern alternative to the Chesterfield. Smart and sophisticated, a Tuxedo can be identified by the height of its arms, which are level with the back of the sofa. Although not specifically designed for relaxation, an abundance of cushions can transform the Tuxedo into a very snug seat – one ideal for reading in. Our Abbotsford sofa, with its aged-tobacco leather upholstery and soft, curved edges, is an elegant take on this traditional design.
English country house sofa
Like the English roll arm, a classic English country house sofa features a curved back with low rounded arms. Where it differs is in its base, where a skirted finish lends a more traditional feel. Exposed legs make a room feel more spacious, so when you hide its feet with a skirt this sofa – by default – becomes the dominant feature of a space. To achieve this in your home, look at our Aubourn and Avitus styles, whose deep, padded seat cushions make them the perfect sofas for relaxing.
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You are chosen to live in a perfect world … all you have to do is leave everything and everyone behind. Do you go?
Amy and Jack have anything but the perfect life. Struggling for years to get pregnant, they are broke and heartbroken.
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Little did Cliff Simon know that a single phone call and a one-way ticket to Paris would ultimately change his life forever. Now the acclaimed television and film actor shares his journey from Johannesburg to the Moulin Rouge to Hollywood in his debut memoir, Paris Nights: My Year at the Moulin Rouge.
After years of abuse and neglect, Parker is found chained in a junk-filled backyard after a drug bust. The little guy's terrified of people. Officer Ned Barringer brings him to a nearby shelter for medical care. When Ned learns how hard it is for dogs like Parker to get adopted, he must do more. He's also instantly taken with Kim Harper, one of the shelter managers. She offers to train Parker for free. Ned instantly accepts. That same day, he meets his next-door neighbor, a ten-year-old boy named Russell. Russell is hiding a black-eye, compliments of two bullies at school. This angers Ned. He suffered the same fate as a child. It's the main reason he became a cop. But what can he do? When a near-death tragedy occurs, what role might Parker play in bringing these three lives together?
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AeroSafety World June 2011
Lights, Camera, Interaction
InfoScan
by Flight Safety Foundation | July 13, 2011
E-learning brings advantages compared with classroom instruction, but courses must be carefully designed.
By Rick Darby
Performance-Based Learning
e-Learning in Aviation
Kearns, Suzanne K. Farnham, Surrey, England, and Burlington, Vermont, U.S.: Ashgate, 2010. 194 pp. Figures, tables, references, index.
Aviation training needs a new paradigm, Kearns says.
It is no longer enough, she believes, to "sort" learners — those who pass from those who fail, those who get better grades from those with worse grades, the sheep from the goats. That kind of instruction, she says, was "more focused on following procedures than on decision-making or problem-solving skills. However, the training needs of the industry have advanced. The increasing congestion of airspace, advanced technology in the cockpit and an influx of low-time pilots into the airline sector present unique training challenges. … It has become evident that a mastery of standard operating procedures is insufficient preparation for every possible situation, as anomalies arise and pilots must possess the critical thinking skills necessary to solve complex and novel problems."
To develop critical thinking ability, all learners must be given the time and training to reach their maximum level of performance, rather than just attaining a baseline, Kearns says. She argues for performance-based learning: "Rather than providing student pilots with a predetermined number of practice hours on certain maneuvers or phases of flight training, as mandated by current regulations, performance-based training allows training to be tailored to the skill of each student. Students receive practice on skills they are weakest in and do not waste time on areas they have already mastered. Regulators worldwide are opening regulatory doors for this approach, allowing high-quality flight training institutions an alternate means of complying with pilot licensing requirements."
Such flexible, adaptive instruction would require almost a one-on-one interaction between instructor and student under conventional training, and be prohibitively expensive. "However, with electronic learning (e-learning), it is a feasible option," Kearns says.
E-learning provides educational materials and computer-mediated communication (CMC) through electronic means, primarily the Internet or an organization's intranet — an alternative to classroom instruction. Delivery methods fall into three broad categories, Kearns says:
Synchronous. "Learners and an instructor log into a virtual classroom simultaneously at a predetermined time from their separate locations." Some kind of CMC is involved, such as a webcam and a headset with a microphone, or instant messaging software.
Asynchronous. "Asynchronous e-learning, by comparison, is completed independently by each user. Although CMC may be used, it is in the form of an electronic mailing list or message board in which learners post comments to a forum for classmates and the instructor to review at a later time. Students interact with peers and their instructor by reading and commenting on each other's posts."
Blended learning. "Stand-alone synchronous or asynchronous approaches do not always meet the needs of learners or instructors. Therefore, a combination of e-learning (either synchronous or asynchronous) and traditional classroom instruction is often used."
Blended learning uses e-learning to support, not replace, classroom instruction. "Some aeronautical universities have recently introduced blended learning courses," Kearns says.
She cites advantages of e-learning, compared with classroom instruction:
Cost-efficiency;
Geographic flexibility, with the course available in any location;
Training that is available any hour, any day;
Content that is standardized among instructors across an entire organization;
Interactive exercises;
Standard software, so almost any computer can run the training identically;
Immediate learner feedback, tailored specifically to performance; and,
Automatic tracking of learner performance with a company-wide database.
"E-learning revolutionizes how instructors interact with students," Kearns says. "In a classroom setting, it is common for a small handful of students to answer all of the instructor's questions. Unfortunately, the instructor has no way of determining if the others in the class are keeping up with the material or are hopelessly lost until they encounter a quiz or a final exam. The interactivity of e-learning allows instructors to assess and track performance more frequently and to intervene when a student is falling behind."
Still, these benefits will be diluted unless the e-learning is built on a sound instructional design, tailored to the needs of the student and the organization. "There is a very wide range of quality in e-learning programs," Kearns says. "In fact, when researchers review the effectiveness of e-learning compared to classroom instruction, they find that some computer-based courses significantly outperform their classroom-based counterparts. However, an equally large percentage of e-learning courses significantly underperform classroom-based training."
There are disadvantages to e-learning as well. Kearns says, "Course design, creation and implementation can cost more than the projected savings. Learners require a higher level of motivation and self-direction. Learners lose direct contact with their instructor in asynchronous learning environments, or [lose] nonverbal cues such as body language and voice inflection in synchronous learning environments."
To be fully effective, e-learning course developers cannot just take a traditional classroom course or PowerPoint slides and send them over the Internet. "The entire premise must be rethought," Kearns says. "Companies that are eager to save training costs jump on the e-learning bandwagon without fully understanding how to make this type of training effective."
No technology can take the place of well-qualified human instructors, she adds. Ideally, the electronic medium provides a way to use the instructor's abilities more efficiently. "The best way to maximize the strengths of e-learning is through careful instructional design and an understanding of which attributes have been shown to improve learning, and which [attributes] are probably ineffective," Kearns says.
Ash Cloud Computing
Flight in Airspace With Contamination of Volcanic Ash
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Safety Information Bulletin (SIB) 2010-17R3, May 23, 2011; revised by SIB 2010-17R4, May 24, 2011. The latter is available via the Internet at ad.easa.europa.eu/ad/2010-17R4.
The most significant volcanic eruptions so far in 2011, of Iceland's Grímsvötn volcano in May and the Puyehue volcano in southern Chile in June, have been kinder to aviation than April 2010's blast from the Eyjafjalajökull volcano, also in Iceland. Not only are this year's events easier for non-Icelanders to pronounce, but neither has caused anything like the numbers of airport closures and flight cancellations that followed Eyjafjalajökull's eruption (See "Clearing the Air"). No one is counting on nature's continued benevolence, however.
EASA has been actively involved in new and updated guidelines for responding to large-scale volcanic activity. Besides participating in a simulation exercise involving airlines, air navigation service providers, regulatory authorities and other organizations (See "Safety News," April 2011), the agency issued the May 23 SIB, followed the next day by a successor with slight modifications. The documents are advisory, not mandatory.
The May 23 SIB revises charts published by the London Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre (VAAC). "The charts show forecast ash concentration levels in three altitude bands and in three different zones," the bulletin says. Areas of "low contamination" are displayed in blue-green. Areas of "medium contamination" are shown in gray. Areas of "high contamination" are displayed in red. These terms replace the previously used terms "enhanced procedure zone," "time-limited zone" and "no-fly zone."
The SIB introduces guidelines for aircraft operators and civil aviation authorities to minimize safety risks of flight in areas where volcanic cloud is known or forecast. Recommendations for operating in an area of low contamination include the following:
"Accomplish daily inspections when operating in an area of low volcanic ash contamination to detect any erosion, accumulation of volcanic ash or aircraft and/or engine damage or system degradation."
"Protect and cover aircraft that are parked in areas that may be contaminated by the fallout or settling of volcanic ash in accordance with the aircraft and engine TC [type certificate] holder's advice where possible. Any volcanic ash residues must be removed prior to operations and following the TC holder's recommendations where available."
Additional recommendations apply to flight in medium or high contamination areas, "subject to the approval of the competent authority of the EU [European Union] member state or associated country." Two procedures are recommended.
"Operators may be authorized to resume flight operations in areas or airspace with a medium or high contamination by presenting to their national competent authority an acceptable safety case." The bulletin references the International Civil Aviation Organization International Volcanic Ash Task Force guidance, "Management of Flight Operations With Known or Forecast Volcanic Cloud Contamination," draft version 3.1, published as an attachment to the SIB.
"The national competent authority of the member state or associated country may decide to allow all flights within the area or airspace with a medium contamination, with or without limitations (e.g., geographic area, limitation in duration) following reconnaissance/clearance flights performed to support and justify that safe operations in the area or airspace with medium contamination can continue. This airspace, based on reconnaissance/clearance flights, should then be reclassified as an area or airspace with a low contamination."
In either case, flights may then be carried out at the operator's discretion "provided flight into visible ash is avoided."
The May 24 SIB introduces the lowest ash concentration limit for the low contamination zone and deletes the sentence, "The [ash concentration level] zones are based on volcanic ash tolerance levels defined by aircraft and engine manufacturers to ensure continued safe flight."
Written on the Fly
Flight Level 390, flightlevel390.blogspot.com
This blog is written by "Captain Dave," who describes himself as "a middle-aged airline pilot with a growing bald spot."
In "Flight Level 390" — subtitled "America From the Flight Deck" — the captain describes flights he conducts, salted with observations and opinions.
Postings about flights are prefaced with identifying details that pilots will relate to, for example:
Position: SAE (Searle VOR; Ogallala, Nebraska)
Altitude: 32,000 ft
Groundspeed: 415 kt (477 mph)
Compass Heading: 278 degrees
Equipment: A321 Enhanced
Pax on Board: 183 + 5 jumpers
Airborne … Day number three of four.
The captain writes:
"We have been paralleling a line of Level Six thunderstorms for hundreds of miles and it appears to stretch all the way to the Rockies. The 321's multi-scan digital radar shows a clear depiction of those gigantic atmospheric water pumps to our left; to our right, another area of Level Six storms in a circular cluster about 200 mi [322 km] in diameter. In between is a hole about 75 mi [121 km] across; that is where we are, over SAE, along with many other airliners. The blow-off from the storm tops to our left has filled the gap with IMC (instrument meteorological conditions). We cannot see a thing outside except a gray nullity; no shape or form."
Many of his postings concern the human dimension of piloting:
"My copilot is a 30-something guy that captains either love or hate. About half of my buds do not care for this guy, but I have no complaints. I have flown with him numerous times over the eight years he has been on the line and I do not see the problem. He is high-strung and very intelligent, one of the best aviators on the Line. Therein might lie the problem … . Not hard for such copilots to make the captain's flying look ham-fisted. When I have copilots like this, I give them all the flying; keep them busy and everyone is happy."
The captain's opinions on anything that comes to mind are frequently entertaining, sometimes funny. But for many readers, his word pictures of the in-flight environment will be most striking. Over Johnstone Point, Alaska:
"On the other side of the heated Plexiglas … Extremely thin atmosphere, brilliant star fields and the aurora borealis. It is exceptionally active tonight. The cosmic streamers are undulating like electric snakes. Somehow, though, it is appropriate; an electric jet in an electric sky."

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Virginia Cities Adopting New Gun Control Laws As Northam's Agenda Takes Effect
Posted at 9:30 am on June 22, 2020 by Cam Edwards
Technically, the half-dozen gun control laws signed by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam don't take effect until July 1st, but city council members in Alexandria, Virginia aren't waiting for them to kick in before passing some local restrictions of their own. Empowered by a new law that allows cities to ban guns in government buildings and public spaces, politicians in the D.C. suburb unanimously approved those restrictions during a Saturday session that featured speakers both pro and con weighing in.
A number of people spoke in support and opposition to the ordinance in virtual testimony to City Council. Those opposed cited concerns such as Second Amendment rights, personal safety, and police enforcement on minority populations. A few people brought up the 2017 shooting at Eugene Simpson Stadium Park, which injured Rep. Steve Scalise and others. Those who supported the ordinance cited their own safety concerns about guns. Among the speakers was Del. Mark Levine, who spoke about the gun-wielding man who showed up outside Levine's Alexandria home in opposition to gun control legislation.
The new ordinance in Alexandria wouldn't have stopped the armed protester from his lone protest outside of Del. Levine's home, but it will make it illegal to carry a firearm in any city park. I sincerely doubt that such a ban will prevent any criminal acts of violence like the shooting of Republican congressman, as happened back in 2017. Instead, it will be legal gun owners who will either be disarmed or risk jail time if they choose to violate the law and carry for self-defense in parks, City Hall, libraries, or community centers.
The Class 1 misdemeanor is punishable by up to one year in jail or a fine up to $2,500. Exceptions are provided to military personnel acting in the scope of their duties, sworn law enforcement officers, private security personnel hired by the city, Senior Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs at higher education institutions, intercollegiate athletics program involving firearms at higher education institutions, and historical re-enactors using unloaded guns for demonstrations.
Alexandria may be the first in the city to pass this local ordinance, but other Democrat-controlled localities will soon be following suit. In the next few weeks, expect similar measures to be introduced and approved in Arlington, Fairfax County (as well as Fairfax City), the city of Falls Church, and Loudon County in northern Virginia. College towns like Charlottesville and Blacksburg will also likely adopt similar language, as will the Richmond and Roanoke city councils.
Many of the same politicians pushing these new local gun control measures are also pushing for dramatic changes to policing, which begs the question: if they're so concerned about over-policing, why are they so eager to put new laws on the books that will be enforced by armed agents of the State? Over the weekend, Mayor Levar Stoney in Richmond called for a new path for policing in the city, but he's still trodding down the same worn-out road of criminalizing the right to keep and bear arms that he and other Democrats have been following for decades.
One of the clearest ways we can reimagine public safety is by ending the use of police as a response to noncriminal activity, such as homelessness or "suspicious behavior." This would not only limit unnecessary interactions between the police and the community, but it also creates a more appropriate role and workload for officers. We can do this by diverting nonviolent calls for service away from the police and to other community-based or city services.
My administration is committed to this work — but we cannot do it alone. That is why I have created a Task Force on Reimagining Public Safety. This task force will bring together upward of 20 individuals from the activist, legal, academia, RPD, mental and behavioral health, and other communities to agree on a set of actionable steps forward within 90 days of the first meeting.
The mission: to make public safety recommendations that build toward equity and justice. Using a restorative justice framework, we can reimagine public safety to create a truly safer city for all — meaning both the members of the community and the officers who serve the community. We all will benefit from reimagining public safety.
Memo to Mayor Stoney and other Virginia politicians: if you really want to "reimagine public safety," then start by imagining a law enforcement agency that isn't empowered to throw people in jail for simply carrying their legally owned gun in a public park or government building. As it stands, local ordinances like the one approved in Alexandria, Virginia this weekend won't do anything to increase public safety, but they will aid the continued erosion in trust between the People and the people in charge.
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Trump hails experimental treatment for his virus recovery
'I feel great!'
President Trump speaks from outside White House
By Associated Press | October 7, 2020 at 2:11 PM EDT - Updated December 4 at 5:03 PM
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday credited an experimental drug treatment with helping his recovery from COVID-19 and suggested his diagnosis could be a "blessing in disguise" in the nation's battle against the pandemic. But there is no way for the president or his doctors to know whether the drug had any effect.
In a new White House video posted Wednesday evening, Trump said his illness had shed light on an experimental antibody cocktail that he tied to his improved condition. Seemingly sensitive to the fact that his treatment course has been far more comprehensive than the care received by average Americans, he promised to swiftly get the drug approved for broader use — and distribute it for free — even though he does not have the power to order that himself.
"I want everybody to be given the same treatment as your president, because I feel great," Trump said in a video from the Rose Garden. "I feel, like, perfect."
Still, questions continue to swirl about the trajectory of Trump's recovery and when he might be able to return to normal activities, including campaigning, less than four weeks before Election Day. The video marked Trump's first appearance before a camera — albeit a White House-operated one —in nearly two days. The White House has released only limited details about his condition and treatment, leading to questions about what lies ahead for Trump.
Trump received an experimental antiviral cocktail made by Regeneron through a "compassionate use" exemption, a recognition of the above-and-beyond standard of care he receives as president. The safety and effectiveness of the drug have not yet been proven. And there is no way for the president or his doctors to know that the drug had any effect. Most people recover from COVID-19.
It's not the first time the president has trumpeted an unproven treatment. He spent months painting the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine as a miracle treatment for the virus — taking a preventative course himself — even though experts have said it is not effective against COVID-19.
Trump hailed the Regeneron cocktail even as drugmaker Eli Lilly moves forward with its own similar treatment.
Eli Lilly formally asked the Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday to allow emergency use of its experimental antibody based on early results suggesting it reduces symptoms. There is no timetable for the FDA to make a decision, though the agency has moved on such applications within weeks.
Lilly says it could supply as many as 1 million doses of its therapy in the final quarter of 2020, with 100,000 available in October. Regeneron, which has not yet applied for FDA clearance, said in July it could have anywhere between 70,000 and 1.3 million doses of its therapy available by the fall, depending on dosage and medical use, under a contract from the federal government.
The company said this advance production would allow the treatment to be distributed "immediately" if it were authorized by the FDA. A company spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday.
In the video, Trump continued to play down the threat of the virus, promising those who are ill that they're going to "get better fast, just like I did." More than 200,000 people in the U.S. and more than a million worldwide have died from the disease.
Trump posted the video on Twitter not long after aides said he had spent time in the Oval Office for briefings on Hurricane Delta, which is bearing down on the U.S. Gulf Coast, and on economic stimulus prospects —- despite still being contagious two days after he was discharged from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center,
Aides insisted that only limited staff were around him and that he entered the office from the outside to limit exposure.
With national and battleground public opinion polls showing he faces an uphill fight to winning a second term, Trump spent much of his day on Twitter, throwing broadsides against Democrats and pushing lawmakers to take up piecemeal economic aid proposals after nixing negotiations on a broader assistance package.
Trump's doctor reported that the president continued to make progress in his recovery.
Dr. Sean Conley, the White House physician, said Trump had begun the day by declaring, "I feel great!"
Conley added in a memo that Trump had been symptom-free for over 24 hours, and that his oxygen saturation level and respiratory rate were normal. The memo also said a blood test Monday showed Trump had coronavirus antibodies, substances that fight infection, but he had been given an experimental drug on Friday containing these.
Regeneron says it's not possible for this type of blood test to distinguish between antibodies Trump's body may be making and those supplied by the company's drug. Most likely, the ones detected in the Monday test are from the drug, the company said.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says individuals can discontinue isolation 10 days after symptom onset. While reports of reinfection are rare, the CDC recommends that even people who recover from COVID-19 continue to wear a mask, stay distanced and follow other precautions.
Doctors said Trump began showing mild symptoms on Oct. 1.
A Wednesday update from President @realDonaldTrump's physician: pic.twitter.com/IEn3Clv9yg
— Kayleigh McEnany (@PressSec) October 7, 2020
Access to Trump for White House aides has been extremely limited since his discharge. White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and senior adviser Dan Scavino were among those with the president in the Oval Office, according to officials. Those meeting with Trump are required to wear full personal protective gear to minimize their risk.
Trump could have received his briefings elsewhere in the complex, but the president believed it was important that he be seen working from the Oval, according to a White House official who was not authorized to comment publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The president has also begun pondering a resumption of travel and is considering hitting the road next week before the scheduled Oct. 15 presidential debate in Miami. White House officials are confident that Trump will be healthy enough to take part in the debate, and are exploring the prospect of travel earlier depending on the course of his recovery.
Elsewhere in the government, the virus is threatening the top ranks of the U.S. military.
The assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Gary L. Thomas, tested positive for the coronavirus, days after he and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff were in a Pentagon meeting with a Coast Guard leader who was infected with the virus, the service confirmed Wednesday.
Thomas attended a meeting of the Joint Chiefs on Friday. The nation's top military leaders — including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, and the vice chairman, Gen. John Hyten — are in quarantine after exposure at that meeting to Adm. Charles W. Ray, the vice commandant of the Coast Guard, who has since tested positive.
Amid the national public health crisis, a personal one, and warning flares from leading economists that the virus-scarred economy badly needs stimulus, Trump pushed out about 60 tweets by early evening praising supporters and eviscerating his opponents.
While Trump continues to minimize the threat of the virus, more aides have been testing positive — including one of his closest advisers, Stephen Miller, who was diagnosed Tuesday. All told, more than a dozen White House staffers have tested positive.
Nonetheless, Trump pushed out video of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem speaking of her decision to resist COVID-19 restrictions in her state. He also thanked a supporter who tweeted she "would wade though a sea of COVID infested water to vote for President Trump on November 3rd."
Associated Press writers Marilynn Marchione in Milwaukee and Lauran Neergaard, Zeke Miller, Lolita C. Baldor and Jonathan Lemire in Washington contributed to this report.
The Associated Press is an independent global news organization dedicated to factual reporting.
They appeared side by side in the video message, which was recorded as part of the "Celebrating America" inauguration concert.
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Home > DWP seeks leader to drive use of tech to combat fraud and error
DWP seeks leader to drive use of tech to combat fraud and error
Written by Sam Trendall on 16 December 2019 in News
Deputy director position comes with salary of £90,000
The Department for Work and Pensions is seeking to appoint a senior manager to drive the use of technology to reduce mistakes and fraud.
The role as deputy director of fraud, error and debt comes with a remit to oversee "the definition and delivery of a range of next generation digital solutions into a large-scale, business critical live service". This work will be in support of the department's ambition to "prevent fraud and eliminate error".
The tools in question will constitute a mix of services developed internally and those provided by one or more suppliers.
DWP seeks 'innovative solutions' for benefit-payment disruption [3]
HMRC seeks digital platform for field fraud officers [4]
Failures of IT and BPO firm Concentrix blamed as HMRC misses fraud-reduction targets [5]
The successful applicant will lead a team of 120 people, and will be expected to support the development and recruitment of skills across the department.
The role, which comes with a salary of £90,000 per year, will be based in Manchester two or three days a week, and the chosen candidate can opt to spend the rest of the time in their choice of DWP office: Newcastle; Blackpool; London; Sheffield; or Leeds.
The DWP is seeking "an exceptional and authentic strategic digital and technology leader with energy, resilience and enthusiasm and a coherent track record of creating working dynamic environments in which large blended teams are motivated, equipped and proud to deliver significant business improvement and an exceptional user experience".
Applications are open until 5 January, after which a longlist of candidates will be put forward for interview with recruitment firm GatenbySanderson. Those who progress to the shortlist will then undergo a leadership assessment and a staff-engagement exercise.
During the subsequent final interview stage, which will take place in Manchester, candidates will be asked to deliver a five-minute presentation.
Sam Trendall is editor of PublicTechnology
Transformation [9]
Society and welfare [11]
Source URL: https://publictechnology.net/articles/news/dwp-seeks-leader-drive-use-tech-combat-fraud-and-error
[3] https://www.publictechnology.net/articles/news/dwp-seeks-%E2%80%98innovative-solutions%E2%80%99-benefit-payment-disruption
[4] https://www.publictechnology.net/articles/news/hmrc-seeks-digital-platform-field-fraud-officers
[5] https://www.publictechnology.net/articles/news/failures-it-and-bpo-firm-concentrix-blamed-hmrc-misses-fraud-reduction-targets
[7] https://publictechnology.net/tags/data
[9] https://publictechnology.net/tags/transformation
[11] https://publictechnology.net/categories/society-and-welfare


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Neetu Kapoor remembers Rishi Kapoor as "MERA NAAM JOKER" turns 50 says, 'It would have…
Actress Neetu Kapoor remembers veteran actor Rishi Kapoor as his movie "Mera Naam Joker" completes 50 years. On Friday afternoon Neetu Kapoor, the late actor's wife shared a collage of the late actor's pictures from the day of him as a child to his last days as a healthy person on her Instagram account. On sharing the collage on her Instagram she quoted," Mera Naam Joker released on 18th Dec. 1970 .. today would have been his 50 years in the Indian film industry #rishikapoor��". The veteran actor passed away on 30th April this year at the age of 67 years.
The movie "Mera Naam Joker" is one of the cult classics of the Indian movie industry. From the storyline to the beautiful songs, everything made the movie a classic. The song "Jeena yahan marna yahan" from this movie is still an unforgettable experience for the audience. The outstanding and amazing portrayal of young Raju by Rishi Kapoor marked his debut in the Indian movie industry.
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Though it has been a while since the actor's demise, his dear ones still haven't grown from his sudden loss. His wife actress Neetu Kapoor is still struggling with the loss as she remembers him nearly in every post of her. Recently the actress tested negative for COVID after being cured. During the shooting of her upcoming Dharma production "Jugg Jugg Jiyo, the actress tested positive along with co-star Varun Dhawan and director Raj Mehta.
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Quintiles, Tsinghua University and the Opening Ceremony
We had an amazing day on Friday, August 8 —
It began with an early morning meeting at the office and lab of Quintiles here in Beijing.
Quintiles was founded by Dennis Gillings when he was a UNC School of Public Health faculty member. It is now the largest contract research organization in the world, with people and facilities around the globe, and is based in Research Triangle Park, N.C. Dennis and his wife, Joan, have also endowed the UNC School of Public Health and dramatically enhanced the School's capabilities — especially in global health.
Peter Coclanis, associate provost for international affairs, Tom Martineau and I met with Lai-Lee Tan, the head of the China office; Claire Tan, director of biostatistics; and Susan Sun, the lab manager.
We learned about their extensive clinical trials work in China and other countries of this region. What they showed us was really impressive — and we surely appreciated their coming into the office to host us on this day, August 8, 2008, which was a national holiday in China and the opening day for the Olympic Games.
Then we went to Tsinghua University, which is located right next to the campus of Peking University where we are staying. Tsinghua has a long tradition of excellence in science and engineering, and is sometimes described as the MIT of China. It and PKU are rivals for being seen as the top ranked university in the country — and the parallels to the MIT – Harvard relationship are evident.
Tsinghua now has a business school, law school and medical school. We met with Professor Chen Jining, the executive vice president of TU. With him were Xia Guangzhi, the deputy director of the office of international cooperation and exchange, and Dr. Fang-Lin Sun, head of research for their medical school.
We had wide ranging conversations about the opportunities for partnership and exchange between UNC and Tsinghua University. They already have relationships with several U.S. universities and seemed quite interested in exploring faculty and student interactions with us. We will be organizing a follow-up meeting right away.
Topics of interest include information science, nanoscience, environmental science and many areas of medicine.
Then last evening we went to the Olympic Opening Ceremony. Will and I were guests of Lenovo, the Beijing-based computer and information technology company.
Will and me at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics.
Lenovo has its U.S. operations headquartered in Research Triangle Park, N.C. They bought the IBM personal computer operations there a few years ago. I met the Chairman of Lenovo with Chancellor Moeser several months ago.
It would take me hours to write an adequate description of what we saw. But I have a few observations:
The Olympic Stadium and other facilities are magnificent.
The artistic performance in the Opening Ceremony was like the grandest Super Bowl halftime show — times ten!
The athletes — all 10,000 of them — were fun and lively, but there were so many of them!!!
The Chinese people are hugely proud to be hosting the Games.
A runner bringing the flame in to light the big torch at the end of the Opening Ceremony.
Opening Ceremony performance — a large globe that came up from the floor of the stadium.
We got back to our lodging at around 2 a.m. — a very full and rewarding day!
This entry was posted in 2008 Olympics, Global Health, Roper in China, UNC Health Care on August 9, 2008 by roperhealth.
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It's funny how the seasons tend to remind us of the things we used to do while growing up. Each season rekindles a particular memory that we like to keep in the cobwebs of our mind. These memories are what we hold dear and will treasure when our bodies can no longer keep up with the follies of our younger years. Who wouldn't love spring and summer? I would always be nudged from slumber by the animated chirping of birds outside my window. From the moment I opened my eyes I would already anticipate and look forward to what awaited for the rest of the day. I didn't even mind the gentle buzz of the neighbor's lawnmower. Nothing compares to the smell of freshly mowed grass in the morning. I was in charge of checking the PH balance of the water in our pool, cleaning the filter, and adding a chlorine tablet if needed. My other siblings would be responsible for vacuuming the pool. Not that I would mind doing that, either. Somehow, summer chores seemed more fun to do and it never seemed like work for me because I loved doing it. My parents would leave for work and us kids would be left at home to do what all kids do… enjoy being young! I loved to lie by the pool and work on my tan and not have to think about wrinkles and freckles. This was in the late 80's before concerns about skin cancer and all the other things that took the fun off of being a kid. Times were simpler then when the biggest worry I had was what to eat for lunch from the kitchen. I think ignorance is bliss and a lot more fun! I consider my family as "water people". I grew up spending summers at the Jersey Shore, Wildwood, where I learned to catch waves at such a young age. I love Ocean City New Jersey, and Ocean City Maryland, where I would hit the board walk for "disco fries" (French fries with cheese and chicken gravy). The smell of Coppertone sun tail oil was thick in the balmy air while every radio station played Barry Manilow's "Copa Cabana" and Bryan Adams' "Summer of 69" both are older songs, before my time, but summer was not summer until I heard those tunes playing on the boardwalk. There was also the smell of barbecue everywhere! Barbecue is from the language of Taíno people of the Caribbean and the Timucua of Florida which means "sacred fire pit" and the cooking method is almost always done outdoors. Whether charcoal or propane, summer is never complete without cooking something up in the fire. Not that winter stops my family from a good piece of barbecued meat propane (my father still fires up a steak with 8 feet of snow on the deck). Moving halfway around the world did not change the smell of a great barbecue. The whiff of it not only makes me hungry but it also takes me back home to those long lazy summers. I'm about to enter the next milestone of my life. I have definitely accumulated some fond memories to look back on and the best part is that I'm not even halfway done!
Place pork rib slab flat on a clean chopping board. Pull off membrane. Cut off the excess fat and meat. Season both sides of the slab with Neely's BBQ Seasoning. Refrigerate for at least 24 hours.
Preheat your grill at 275 degrees F, using hickory wood and charcoal.
Place the slab on the grill away from the flame, using indirect heat. Cook the slab for approximately 2 1/2 hours with the curl side up. Flip the slab over to finish cooking for approximately 1 hour or until you get full "bend" in the slab.
For dry ribs: Pull ribs off grill, sprinkle Neely's BBQ Seasoning over entire slab. Cut between the bones and serve.
For wet ribs: Pull ribs off grill, pour Neely's BBQ Sauce over slab. Cut between the bones and serve.
Combine all of the sauce ingredients in a stockpot or large Dutch oven. Bring to a boil over high heat, stirring frequently to prevent sticking. Reduce temperature to low and simmer, uncovered, for at least 2 hours.
I'm with you – some of my best childhood memories took place near or in water – a lake, a pool, the ocean. The spare ribs, the seasoning, the sauce all look perfect. I can smell them cooking as I type! Time to pick up some spare ribs!
Yes, I fondly remember sand in my suit too! Sometimes those waves would kick me so hard I'd have to wait until I tumbled to the shoreline. I think what I miss the most is the larger waves, they aren't so big here as the East Coast.
I love summer fun and these ribs would make any meal extra special. I've never used hickory wood while grilling but this sounds like a great recipe to try them out.
My childhood summers are full of memories of swimming pools and BBQs–what a well-written post, and those ribs look awesome!
Yes! Swimming until I was exhausted! With a glass of iced tea (or my mothers Crystal Light) on the deck.!
This recipe just screams summer to me! Looks fantastic!
I grew up in Maine with a camp on the lake and a cottage at the shore and now I live on a canal only rowing distance from the ocean. I just love being near the water.
I might be 10,000 miles away in Australia but I've never lost my love of ribs! These look really good.
I grew up in a typical country side without any beach and what so ever.
These ribs look so good with a crispy outer layer, yum all the way.
NO beach..GAH! Did you live in a mountainous area?
Oh my my. This bbq sauce looks simply amazing. I love myself a good bbq sauce. The picture is gor-ge-ousss btw!
Those really are some precious memories. And those disco fries really sound yummy. :) Of course, these Neely's BBQ Pork Spare Ribs are must try!
Don't you just Love disco fries, I have no idea why they are called that, but it was between the Fudge, FF with Vinegar, Salt Water Taffy or Disco Fries was a treat I looked forward to.
What beautiful and delicious Spare Ribs!!!
Niiiice! Perfect for the 4th!
I love grilled food in all seasons but particularly in spring and summer.I live in Canada so I would say it is perfect for July1st.
So do we, grilled is the best, I especially love grilled veggies, corn on the cob!
A lot of my summer memories revolve around water, too – the New Jersey shore (Long Beach Island, to be precise). I haven't been there for years, but every time I visit I'm a kid again. Lots of fun. And ribs? I love them! Cooking them long and slow, as you do, is the only way. Good stuff – thanks.
Mmm.. these ribs look so good! My husband loves ribs (I do, too) and he's always looking for different ways to cook them. I'm going to show him your post and see what he thinks. Most likely, he'll probably drool over the monitor.
Hi Sook, thank you for commenting =) Anything grilled is really wonderful, corn on the cob.. the best on a grill. This is an awesome recipe by the Nelly Family, worth trying.
loved the post and those ribs look fantastic!
I don't eat ribs, but man that looks good. the picture is gorgeous. OMG, that sauce is amazing, I could totally use it as a chicken marinade.
Ribs are exorbitant here!!! We have them, but rarely, I do love pork ribs, they do have that "naw" factor, so it's easier to eat them at home, get all messy and not have to worry about appearances "wink".
This recipe sounds terrific, I can't wait to try it!


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It doesn't aim correctly in FPS with EOTECH sight. Help!
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Hey how to fix the alignment of the scoop on first person view?
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is possible replace something else?
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Q: Hibernate 5.3 regression with ehcache replication and Composite ID We are using the following components
org.hibernate:hibernate-core:jar:5.3.7.Final:compile
org.hibernate:hibernate-ehcache:jar:5.3.7.Final:compile
net.sf.ehcache:ehcache:jar:2.10.6:compile
net.sf.ehcache:ehcache-jgroupsreplication:jar:1.7:compile
org.jgroups:jgroups:jar:3.6.6.Final:compile

We have an Entity with a composite ID:
@Entity
@Cache(region = ReplicatedCacheConfiguration.NAME, usage = CacheConcurrencyStrategy.READ_WRITE)
public class SpielErgebnis {
    @EmbeddedId
    protected SpielErgebnisId spielErgebnisId;
  …
}
@Embeddable
public class SpielErgebnisId implements Serializable {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    public Integer spielId;
    public Integer spielabschnittId;
  …
}

Or cache is replicated with Jgroups, but does only send invalidation messages:
replicateAsynchronously=true
replicatePuts=false
replicateUpdatesViaCopy=false

When one of these entities is changed and a "remove" message must be send the receiving side does not accept the message and throws an exception:

Caused by: org.hibernate.HibernateException: Could not find a
  SessionFactory [uuid=a1d8234c-1c14-4ba5-b429-d026fd2e6197,name=null]

This happens since we upgraded from hibernate version 5.2.17 to 5.3.7. It happens with 5.4.x too.
This is the complete stacktrace:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.HibernateException:
  Could not find a SessionFactory
  [uuid=e440a601-e5d0-4e9d-b4ce-94105b545106,name=null]     at
  org.jgroups.Message.getObject(Message.java:383)   at
  org.jgroups.Message.getObject(Message.java:363)   at
  net.sf.ehcache.distribution.jgroups.JGroupsCacheReceiver.receive(JGroupsCacheReceiver.java:64)
    at org.jgroups.JChannel.invokeCallback(JChannel.java:817)   at
  org.jgroups.JChannel.up(JChannel.java:741)    at
  org.jgroups.stack.ProtocolStack.up(ProtocolStack.java:1029)   at
  org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast.GMS.up(GMS.java:1045)    at
  org.jgroups.protocols.FRAG.up(FRAG.java:149)  at
  org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast.STABLE.up(STABLE.java:234)   at
  org.jgroups.protocols.UNICAST.up(UNICAST.java:402)    at
  org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast.NAKACK.handleMessage(NAKACK.java:790)    at
  org.jgroups.protocols.pbcast.NAKACK.up(NAKACK.java:602)   at
  org.jgroups.protocols.VERIFY_SUSPECT.up(VERIFY_SUSPECT.java:155)  at
  org.jgroups.protocols.FD_SOCK.up(FD_SOCK.java:310)    at
  org.jgroups.protocols.MERGE2.up(MERGE2.java:237)  at
  org.jgroups.protocols.Discovery.up(Discovery.java:295)    at
  org.jgroups.protocols.TP.passMessageUp(TP.java:1577)  at
  org.jgroups.protocols.TP$MyHandler.run(TP.java:1796)  at
  java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1149)
    at
  java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:624)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748) Caused by:
  org.hibernate.HibernateException: Could not find a SessionFactory
  [uuid=e440a601-e5d0-4e9d-b4ce-94105b545106,name=null]     at
  org.hibernate.type.spi.TypeConfiguration$Scope.readResolve(TypeConfiguration.java:328)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)  at
  sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62)
    at
  sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:498)     at
  java.io.ObjectStreamClass.invokeReadResolve(ObjectStreamClass.java:1260)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2078)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:2287)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2211)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readArray(ObjectInputStream.java:1975)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1567)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:2287)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2211)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:2287)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2211)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:2287)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2211)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:2287)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2211)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject(ObjectInputStream.java:431)
    at java.util.ArrayList.readObject(ArrayList.java:797)   at
  sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)   at
  sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62)
    at
  sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:498)     at
  java.io.ObjectStreamClass.invokeReadObject(ObjectStreamClass.java:1170)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData(ObjectInputStream.java:2178)
    at
  java.io.ObjectInputStream.readOrdinaryObject(ObjectInputStream.java:2069)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1573)
    at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject(ObjectInputStream.java:431)
    at org.jgroups.util.Util.objectFromByteBuffer(Util.java:485)    at
  org.jgroups.Message.getObject(Message.java:380)   ... 20 common frames
  omitted

The error is thrown in TypeConfiguration which is available since 5.3

A: You can fix this bug when you give your session factory a name. In Spring Boot2 with Tomcat it is not easy as tomcats jndi is not enabled by default.
Enable Naming in Tomcat with a Spring Configuration class:
@Configuration
public class JndiConfig {
    @Bean
    public TomcatServletWebServerFactory tomcatFactory() {
        return new TomcatServletWebServerFactory() {
            @Override
            protected TomcatWebServer getTomcatWebServer(Tomcat tomcat) {
                tomcat.enableNaming();
                return super.getTomcatWebServer(tomcat);
            }
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With a session factory name hibernate is happy to except the message and works as it should.
Additional: If you still get an error about reflection issue this might be a  classloader issue in your IDE. I had this with Intellij and running two instances of my SpringBootApplication:

org.hibernate.property.access.spi.PropertyAccessException: Error
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This is a classloading issue because of spring-boot-devtools. If you remove it from the classpath, the replication works fine.


That's possible, i'm Turkish... But in which part it blows??? I thought my English was OK.
It was fun and I watched the trailer for the second one, doesn't seem to have better graphics. This is about as original as a cheese pizza. How many "stick sniper" games have to come out before people stop re-doing them. On a lighter note, this is a great start to becoming a NG game maker. I feel you should put more time into coming up with a game that people haven't seen yet or maybe improve on an existing game making it your own.
I know, but i think stick sniper games are very popular on NG, so i decided to make one, and see what happens... And i am a beginner in the graphics side, i am not a good graphic designer. Please PM me if you have a good idea to help me.
Yea i know, Erdal. But it was my first real game, i was a little excited about it, so i just submitted this and see what happens.
This is like tactical assassin, but not quite as good. So much could come out of this, but the characters look like they where done in Paintpro and the kills are a little odd looking. They just collapse slowly and unrealisticly. But good job and I hope to see another.
Yes i agree the graphics are bad, but the reason they collapse slowly is like slow motion, it adds some excitement to the game. Thanks for playing and reviewing!
This game really has the potential to become something great. Graphics I think are the main issue. Improvements there would help the game out a lot. The 3rd mission is really hard too but I'm sure I'll be able to figure it out. Good job, looking forward to the sequel.
Thanks, the sequel will be out soon, but i don't know when.
About the 3rd mission, read my respond that i wrote to evil-roda's comment. There is a hint. If many people have problems with the 3rd mission, i will release a walkthrough. If you can't find that respond, the hint is: Think about the video game bosses, some bosses will not die by shooting, you will have to -for example- shoot something hanging from the ceiling to make it fall on to the boss.


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The Nominations Committee report to the 2014 Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth is submitted by Becky Snell and Henry Penner. You may download a PDF of this report here.
UPDATED October 27, 2014: This report was updated to add a photo of Janice Schattman and correct the congregation listed for Edwin Barnett.
The Nominations Committee presents the following persons for Convention 2014 election. They have all been verified to be communicants in good standing in the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, and the clergy are licensed in the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth. Nominees are presented in alphabetical order by category.
Trustee, University of the South: (1 nominee for 1 clergy trustee position)
Andrew Wright – Trinity, Fort Worth
Disciplinary Board: (0 nominees for 1 clergy member) Disciplinary Board: (2 nominees for 1 lay member)
Janice Schattman – St. Elisabeth's & Christ the King, Fort Worth
Becky Snell – St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller
Standing Committee: (2 nominees for 1 clergy member)
Edwin Barnett – St. Andrew's, Fort Worth
Amy Haynie – the Episcopal Church of Wichita Falls, Wichita Falls
Standing Committee: (1 lay nominee for 1 lay member)
Joel Walker – St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller
The following persons served on the Nominations Committee:
Mrs. Becky Snell, Co-Chairperson
Rev. Henry Penner Co-Chairperson
The nominations committee was appointed by the Standing Committee. We met by telephone conference and email communication. In May 2014 to each of the deans and sub-deans in the new deaneries of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth we sent a report listing open positions for the November 2014 Convention, asking for discussion at the deanery meetings and suggestions for nominations. In June 2014, emails to rectors and the senior vestry of each individual church in each deanery encouraged individuals to submit their nominations through the website: https://episcopaldiocesefortworth.org/nominations-2014-diocesan-convention/ . The website for nominations was live beginning July 11, 2014, accepting nominations for three categories: Disciplinary Board, lay & clergy; Trustee, University of the South, clergy; and Standing Committee, lay & clergy. Information was forwarded through the diocese office to all churches that the nominations were live on the website. The online nominations forms were validated and compiled all nominations, with the online application closing on September 14, 2014. These are being submitted to the Convention as canonically required. We will continue to work with nominees to answer questions or give further information or support, through the diocesan Convention. We anticipate nominations from the floor at the 2014 Convention and will work with those candidates to assure proper canon procedures.
University of the South (Sewanee) Trustee
The Rev. Andrew R. Wright Congregation: Trinity, Fort Worth Position in congregation: Associate Rector Bio: I'm originally from the panhandle of Texas, native to the Episcopal Church, but have a little history in Fort Worth. I attended TCU for college and benefited from the ministries of Trinity and their Campus Ministry. I also worked at St. Anne's in Azle as a youth minister. It is a joy being back in the diocese, now as a priest, and especially serving at Trinity and in the context of TCU. I am interested in this as an alumnus of the University of the South School of Theology (1995) but have also been involved through the Church Development Institute (2000-01) and the Fellow-in-Residence program (2011). My experience at a second seminary (GTS) and as an adjunct at Brite currently helps temper my perspective as well. Sewanee's ability to educate college students and church leaders well is a great gift. I would be honored to serve at the level of the Board of Trustees. Nominated by: Andrew R. Wright
Clergy Disciplinary Board
None submitted.
Lay Disciplinary Board
Janice Schattman Congregation: St. Elisabeth's & Christ the King, Fort Worth Position in congregation: Senior Warden, Christ the King Bio: This would be my second term as a lay member of the Disciplinary Board. I found the structure and procedures of the Board, rewritten for a modern church, are designed to bring legitimate grievances to judgment and reconciliation while protecting clergy from petty harassment or malicious attacks. I am 65 years old and have been Episcopal for 47 years. I am a practicing family lawyer. My late husband and I met in law school and moved to Fort Worth, his home town, in 1978. I became a member of Christ the King on the first drive by. Our four children were raised in the church. I served on as many vestries as the canons would allow over the years. My faith survived being a senior warden four times and stewardship chairman twice. The Episcopal Hymnal and our fine choir are the joyful constants in my life. Nominated by: Janice Schattman Becky Snell Congregation: St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Keller -Southlake Position in congregation: Member Lay Liturgical Ministers Guild and Acolyte Bio: Becky Snell has been active in the congregation of St. Martin in the Fields since 1997 serving in various ministries including; Member of the Vestry 2011-2013, EYC Adult Leader, Godly Play Story Teller, Adult Acolyte, Lay Reader, Fountain Maintainer, Green Team (summer mowing), and Wednesday Night Live meal planner. She is also active volunteering with Boy Scouts of America as a Troop Leader, Order of the Arrow Adviser, and serving on the Mustang District Staff. Professionally, Becky is a licensed Physical Therapist for the last 30 years in various positions including 2 Iraqi tours of service in the Air Force as Chief of Physical Medicine Balad AFB. She has 2 sons attending the University of North Texas. Nominated by: Becky Snell
Clergy Standing Committee
The Rev. Edwin Barnett Congregation: St. Andrew's, Fort Worth Position in congregation: Rector Bio: Fr. Edwin Barnett has brought new life into St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. There is hope that we may once again occupy our beautiful and historic building with Christians who are interested in doing God's will. His leadership at our church makes a positive statement about membership in our family and encourages each member to rely on Christ to fulfill His promise for our lives. Nominated by: Anne C. Lange The Rev. Amy Haynie Congregation: The Episcopal Church of Wichita Falls, Wichita Falls Position in congregation: Priest in Charge Bio: Mother Amy has served the Diocese of Fort Worth since being ordained in this diocese in March of 2011. At St Martin-in-the-Fields in Keller, she was the youth minister and associate rector. On the diocesan staff, Amy was the InReach coordinator. She is also our youth ministry coordinator for the diocese. Amy has been married to David since 1992, and they have 2 sons, Sam and Ben. Nominated by: Amy Haynie
Lay Standing Committee
Joel J. Walker Congregation: St Martin-in-the-Fields. Keller Position in congregation: Vestry, Convention Delegate Bio: Joel retired From Ben E. Keith Managemt Trust in 2012 as a member of the MIS department. He has been married to his wife, Carol-Lynn, since 1967, and joined St Martin-in-the-Fields in 1991. He has been a member on the vestry there, serving a total of 11 years. He has been an elected delegate to the diocesan conventions both before and after the re-formation of the diocese in March 1999. He is currently serving the diocese as a member of the Commission on Ministry with a term which will expire in November 2015. He is looking forward to increasing his service to the diocese as a member of the Standing Committee. Nominated by: Joel J. Walker
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Here are the charts showing the distressed activity by month – listings and sales – since the beginning of 2009.
I'd like to have an obvious, black & white answer for you, but I don't; these charts are a bit confusing. Sales of owner-occupied homes are up – that's great! But sales are up across the board – vacant homes, bank-owned homes, short sales… It seems more likely the investor-buyers just have a bigger appetite right now. There's also some seasonality showing up, with repeated peaks in the summer months.
And on the listing side, we're still adding almost 5,000 new bank-involved listings each month. We're certainly not heading towards a normal market at that rate. I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that the purchase pace continues to be higher than the listing rate – as long as the new listings are getting absorbed, we're simply buying time until the banks run out of new listings. Hopefully that happens over the next year or two & we'll watch the listings wind down in our charts.


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A fungus-eat-fungus world: Digitopodium, with particular reference to mycoparasites of the coffee leaf rust, Hemileia vastatrix
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Using target enrichment sequencing to study the higher-level phylogeny of the largest lichen-forming fungi family: Parmeliaceae (Ascomycota)
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Setting scientific names at all taxonomic ranks in italics facilitates their quick recognition in scientific papers
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The 256 kb mitochondrial genome of Clavaria fumosa is the largest among phylum Basidiomycota and is rich in introns and intronic ORFs
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Unambiguous identification of fungi: where do we stand and how accurate and precise is fungal DNA barcoding?
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IMA Fungus, founded in 2010, is the flagship journal of the International Mycological Association (IMA). The IMA represents the interests of mycology and mycologists worldwide, through a series of regional and national organizations, and is responsible for the now four-yearly International Mycological Congresses (IMCs). The journal considers contributions from all areas of mycology expected to be of interest to the wider mycological community, from basic research to applications. It also includes editorials, news, correspondence, reports of mycological meetings, information on awards and mycologists, and book reviews. IMA Fungus is mandated as the journal in which formal proposals relating to the rules on the naming of fungi or protected lists of names are to be published.
Mycology research on the front line of environmental and health challenges
Mycology crucially contributes to the understanding of the raising threat that fungi present for humans, plants and animals, as well as their role in ecology and environment diversity. David Hawksworth, Editor-in-Chief, and Wieland Meyer, President of the International Mycological Association, tell us more in interview blog.
David Hawksworth
David has wide interests in the systematics, diversity, and ecology of fungi, especially ascomycetes (including lichen fungi), but also their overall classification and improvements in nomenclatural systems. Amongst other things, he pioneered the use of lichens as bioindication or air pollutants, showed what a rich source lichens were for associated fungi, demonstrated how species-rich a single site could be for fungi by field-work over several decades, and established the use of fungi in forensic investigations. He was involved in preparing three editions of the Dictionary of the Fungi, and is well-known as an editor of scientific journals and texts. David was the last Director of the International Mycological Institute, and now holds honorary research positions at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, and The Natural History Museum London.
Paola Bonfante
Paola has spent much of her scientific career studying the intimate interactions between fungi and plants, also between bacteria and fungi, using cellular and molecular approaches. She first described how plant cells accommodate mycorrhizal fungi following penetration, and by applying DNA technologies, has enhanced our knowledge of mycorrhizal diversity in nature and in cultivated soils, and discovered endobacteria inside mycorrhizal fungi which may modulate traits of their fungal hosts. She contributes to international projects focused to the genome sequencing of diverse mycorrhizal fungi, and is renowned for her expertise on cellular and molecular biology of plant/fungal interactions and the dynamics of fungal populations. Many of her PhD students are now active in researching related fields, and she is currently Professor Emerita of Plant Biology in the University of Turin in Italy.
Matthew Fisher
Matthew researches emerging pathogenic fungi, using an evolutionary framework to investigate the factors driving emerging fungal diseases across human, wildlife, and plant species. Wildlife and their environments play a key role in emerging human infectious disease (EID) by providing a 'zoonotic pool' from which previously unknown pathogens emerge. Human action also impacts on patterns of fungal disease via the perturbation of natural systems, the introduction of pathogenic fungi into new environments, and rapid natural selection for phenotypes – including ones resistant to antimicrobial drugs. Matthew heads a research group at the Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, St Mary's Hospital, Imperial College London, focused on developing genomic, epidemiological and experimental models to uncover the factors driving these EIDs, and to attempt to develop new methods of diagnosis and control.
Robert's research focuses on the biodiversity, evolution, ecology, biogeography, systematics, and uses of lichenized and other fungi, in particular tropical lineages, including molecular phylogenetic and genomic approaches. He has a special interest in the discovery of novel fungal lineages known only from environmental sequence data, and pioneered the use of foliicolous communities as indicators of habitat disturbance in the tropics. Robert has extensive field experience in Central and South America, is on the Fulbright Specialist Roster, and a member of the IUCN Lichen Specialist Group. He was formerly based at the Field Museum, Chicago, but in 2015 was appointed Curator (Kustos) for Lichens, Fungi and Bryophytes at the Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum (BGBM) of the Freie Universität in Berlin, Germany.
Wieland Meyer
Wieland's research focuses on the evolution, phylogeny, speciation, population genetics, genomics, molecular epidemiology, genotyping, and molecular identification of human pathogenic fungi, and the understanding of fungal pathogenesis on a molecular level. He leads an international research team investigating the global epidemiology of the Cryptococcus neoformans/C. gattii species complex, and also an international consortium of microbiology reference laboratories establishing a quality controlled fungal DNA barcode database as a basis for precision-based diagnosis and personalized medicine. He is head of the Molecular Mycology Research Laboratory at the Center for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology at Westmead Hospital, Westmead Institute for Medical Research, and Professor for Molecular Medical Mycology in the Faculty of Medicine and Health and the Marie Bashir Institute for Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity at the University of Sydney, Australia.
Brenda Wingfield
Brenda's research has focussed on the global movement and evolution of fungal pathogens, particularly those on trees. She has been responsible for several major advances in fungal taxonomy and phylogeny, including the introduction of DNA-based research tools in South Africa. Her research group is one of the foremost in the study of distribution and population dynamics of tree pathogens using DNA markers. In addition, she pioneered fungal genomics in southern Africa and was responsible for the first fungal genome sequencing in Africa. Brenda is one of the founding members of the Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute of the University of Pretoria, now a key world centre for investigations into tree diseases worldwide, and where she holds the DST-NRF SARChI research professorship in fungal genomics.
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Cap toe. Logo-debossed black leather overlay at padded collar.
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Motivation Matters provides school administrators, K-12 teachers, and teacher educators innovative strategies and tools for school change. With a focus on instructional practice that enhances motivation among diverse learners, this important resource helps schools to become more intentional about inspired teaching and learning.
This book gives educators at all levels the means to become strong instructional leaders and school renewal facilitators. It provides coherent professional development plans that are easily customized to any learning context.
Moving from theory to practice is easier when you have a guide. Margery Ginsberg provides a very useful resource to help educators sustain their will and hone their skill to create powerful learning environments for all students.
Ginsberg is a veteran educator who asks her reader to create classrooms and schools in which students and teachers alike engage in meaningful work within caring, supportive learning communities.
This manual provides powerful tools, examples, and resources that will enable teachers and administrators to bring about successful school change. Dr. Ginsberg also models a framework for school improvement that will motivate all students to reach their full potential and meet higher standards.


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Festival Writings
MONDAY JUNE 6
TUESDAY JUNE 7
WEDNESDAY JUNE 8
THURSDAY JUNE 9
SATURDAY JUNE 11
Aretha Aoki is from Vancouver, BC. Her choreography has been performed at Brooklyn Studios for Dance, A.P.E Gallery Ltd., Danspace Project, the Academy of Music, Movement Research Festival, Center for Performance Research, CATCH, Exit Art Gallery (Culturebot's "Ephemeral Evidence"), New York Live Arts (2011/12 Fresh Tracks artist), the Kitchen (Emily Roysdon's A Gay Bar Called Everywhere), the Chen Dance Center (2010 Newsteps artist-in-residence), the Firehall Arts Centre, AUNTS, the 92nd St. Y, and Studio 303 (2007 Vernissage-danse artist in residence). As a performer, she has worked with Emily Johnson/Catalyst Dance, Rebecca Serrell Cyr, devynn emory, robbinschilds, Vanessa Anspaugh, Heather Kravas, Juliette Mapp, Daria Faïn, Maura Donohue, Elizabeth Ward, Martin Lanz, Faye Driscoll, Lisa D'Amour & Katie Pearl, and others. Aretha is Editorial Associate at Contact Quarterly, and holds a BFA from Simon Fraser University and MFA from Smith College.
Elliott Jenetopulos works in design and production of dance and performance, and as a collaborator on Sarah Maxfield's Nonlinear Lineage, an artist-driven archive of experimental dance and performance. As a lighting designer, Elliott has worked with Jen Rosenblit, Anna Sperber, Enrico Wey, Marissa Perel, The Builders Association, luciana achugar, Lorene Bouboushian, niv Acosta, Tess Dworman, Ursula Eagly and others.
Eleanor Smith is a freelance dance artist living in Brooklyn. She currently dances for Ivy Baldwin Dance, Levi Gonzalez, and Katie Workum. She has performed in works by Vanessa Anspaugh, Kim Brandt, Juliana F. May, Molly Poerstel, Kayvon Pourazar, and robbinschilds. Eleanor was a 2010 Fresh Tracks artist at Dance Theater Workshop and a 2012 Studio Series artist at New York Live Arts. She has been making work with collaborator Molly Lieber since 2006. Their current project premieres in January for the 2017 COIL Festival, co-presented by PS122 and Baryshnikov Arts Center. From 2012-2015 they made Rude World (co-commissioned by PS122 and The Chocolate Factory Theater for the 2015 COIL Festival), Tulip (Roulette, 2013, Judson Now at Danspace Project, 2012), and Beautiful Bone (The Chocolate Factory Theater, 2012). They were a 2015 Rosas Summer Studios Artist, 2014/2015 RAMP (PS122) Residency Artist, a 2014 Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) Artist in Residence, nominated for a 2013 New York Dance and Performance "Bessie" Award for Emerging Choreographer, received the 2013 NYFA Fellow Finalist Award, and were guest artists at Connecticut College last Fall. Eleanor has served as a Movement Research at Judson Church Selection Committee member, a panelist for the Fresh Tracks Performance and Residency program, and as a curator for the Movement Research Spring Festival, which she has loved.
Tara Aisha Willis is a dance artist and PhD candidate in Performance Studies, NYU, where she researches black feminisms and experimental dance. Her choreography has been shown at Movement Research at Judson Church, BAX, Roulette, THROW, Dixon Place, The Painting Center, and AUNTS; her writing appears in the Movement Research Performance Journal, The Brooklyn Rail, and Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory. She has edited for TDR/The Drama Review and Women & Performance, and is co-editor with Thomas F. DeFrantz of a special issue of The Black Scholar, "Black Moves: New Research in Black Dance Studies." She has danced for Kim Brandt, Megan Byrne, Sarah A.O. Rosner, and Anna Sperber.
1 inviting / corresponding
2 addressing / enveloping/ enclosing
3 rewiring / forwarding
glittering healing arcs
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Modern condo in the heart of Old town Toronto. Perfect home-base to explore the city!
Quiet & calm setting right near the downtown core. Minutes from St Lawrence market. 15 minute walk to Eaton Centre/Dundas Square, Distillery District, and Union Station. Conveniently located to both King and Queen Street streetcar lines.