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69 new books by Black and POC authors out in 2021
Get your reading lists at the ready
By Layla Haidrani
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Looking for exciting new books to read this year written by BIPOC authors? 2021 is jam-packed with books spanning race, identity and finance as well as love, kink and much more. Here's our round-up of the best new books by Black writers, Indigenous writers and writers of colour that deserve a place on your bookshelves.
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Open Water by Caleb Azumah Nelson
Viking amazon.co.uk
In this achingly tender and intensely moving debut, two Black artists fall in and out of love in South London. Featuring a stunning opening chapter, vulnerability, loss, masculinity and longing are covered. Written in a second person narrative, this is a majestic debut (be prepared to shed a few tears.)
Out in February
White Ivy by Susie Yang
Rarely do we afford immigrant characters like Ivy Lin such a sense of agency or ruthlessness. Taught to shoplift by her grandmother to fit in with her American peers, she develops a taste for winning as an adult. But when Ivy reconnects with the son of a prominent political family, a ghost from her past resurfaces. Full of twists and turns, this unsettling tale about the lengths people will go to for wealth and status will linger with you long after you finish the last page. One for fans of Alys Always and Sarong Party Girls.
Out in January
Biracial Britain: A Different Way of Looking at Race by Remi Adekoya
Constable amazon.co.uk
In this ground-breaking book, Polish-Nigerian author Remi Adekoya paints a nuanced and refreshingly honest picture of the mixed-race experience in Britain that's been sorely lacking in recent years. Rather than simply narrating throughout, Adekoya centres the individuals navigating the challenges that come with identifying as mixed race, exploring beyond the binary of Black and white. Interviewees include those from Jamaican-Indian, Pakistani-Lebanese and Iranian-Nigerian-British heritages narrating their own lived experiences in contemporary Britain. Interspersed with Adekoya's engaging reflections of his own upbringing, crucially, Adekoya seeks to argue that being mixed race is a unique identity in and of itself.
Life After Death by Sister Souljah
Atria Books amazon.co.uk
Two decades since the timeless classic The Coldest Winter Ever was met with rave reviews and became a bestselling cult classic, fans have anxiously waited for a sequel. Now unforgettable heroine Winter Santiaga, daughter of a prominent Brooklyn drug-dealing father, is finally back. Get ready to lose a few days of your life as you're transported back into Winter's world as she tries to reclaim her throne. Expect Sister Souljah's addictive and page-turning prose filled with adventure and temptation at every turn. We seriously can't wait.
Out in April
Black Girl Finance by Selina Flavius
Quercus amazon.co.uk
In a pandemic that seen Black people and POC hit disproportionately financially, this genuinely useful guide couldn't be timelier. Forget stuffy finance guides, this accessible and non-preachy guide is the first to tackle the real issues at hand including the pay gap disparities Black and WoC face. Written in a warm and encouraging tone, the founder of digital coaching platform Black Girl Finance takes the reader from baby steps to larger goals such as changing the money mindset you've inherited from your parents. Filled with goal-setting exercises, tips, tricks and real-life case studies interspersed with the author's own experiences, this is the finance guide you'll keep passing around your friends.
Man Hating Psycho by Iphgenia Baal
The disconnect between our public persona and real-life selves is explored in this utterly absorbing and standout tale. Featuring fragmented WhatsApp group conversations and text message snapshots, Baal's scathing and acute observations of gentrifying London, trappings of modern life and a nostalgia for a city that no longer exists are a particular highlight. Baal's witty and unconventional prose will hook you in right from the start.
Consumed: A Sister's Story by Arifa Akbar
The Guardian chief theatre critic has penned an extraordinary and deeply stirring memoir about tuberculosis, grief, sisterhood and mental health. When Akbar discovered that her sister had fallen seriously ill, she assumed there would be a brief spell in hospital and then she'd be home. It wasn't until the day before she died that the family discovered she was suffering from tuberculosis. Moving seamlessly between time periods and locations, Akbar's talent is how skilfully she captures what can sometimes be the fraught and complex relationship between sisters.
Out in June
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Assembly by Natasha Brown
Set over the course of 24 hours, an unnamed Black British woman prepares to attend a garden party at a country estate owned by her boyfriend's parents. As the garden party looms, she reflects on snatches of her life climbing against the cut-throat world of investment banking and her wealthy boyfriend with political ambitions. Brown's particular skill lies in evoking the domestic sphere and creating well-crafted characters you feel like you're spying on.
Milk Blood Heat by Dantiel Moniz
Split into 12 original stories, the Floridian writer astutely captures the violences of the female body of pregnancy, birth, menstruation and pregnancy. In one chapter, two estranged siblings take a road trip with their dead father's ashes and are forced to reckon with all the ways he shaped and traumatised them while in another, servers at a supper club cater to the terrifying cravings of their wealthy clientele.
Out in March
Land of Big Numbers by Te-Ping Chen
Scribner UK amazon.co.uk
In this magnificent collection of stories, the author and former Beijing-based correspondent vividly captures the desires and losses of a richly drawn cast while drawing on the realities of contemporary China. Hotline Girl, which charts a government call centre worker's alarm as she finds herself speaking to a former lover, is a particular standout. In another, a delicious new fruit arrives at the neighbourhood market and the locals find it has a bizarre impact on their lives.
The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris
Bloomsbury Publishing amazon.co.uk
One of 2021's standout debuts, this is the Get Out meets Devil Wears Prada crossover you've been waiting for. 26-year-old editorial assistant Nella Rogers is exhausted at being the only Black employee at Wagner, the prestigious NYC publishing house. So when another young Black woman is hired in the cubicle next to her, she's thrilled. That is, until anonymous notes pleading Nella to leave Wagner begin to appear on Nella's desk and Nells hears about other Black employees who disappeared at the height of their career. Who's behind the notes? Packed full of shrewd observations on power struggles and suspense, this is unputdownable.
KINK by R.O. Kwon and Garth Greenwell
Edited by the author of the critically acclaimed The Incendiaries, this anthology of literary fiction features an all-star ensemble. Love, desire, power-play, and submissive-dominant relationships are explored in a variety of far-ranging locations including private estates, therapists' offices, underground sex clubs, and even a Victorian-era sex theatre. Look out for contributions from Booker Prize nominated author Brandon Taylor as well as Roxane Gay and Carmen Maria Machado.
How to Kidnap the Rich by Rahul Raina
Little, Brown amazon.co.uk
Set in contemporary New Delhi, fans of My Sister the Serial Killer, Parasite and Crazy Rich Asians will be enthralled by this riotous tale from the very first line. When Ramesh takes an exam for a lazy but rich teenager, he accidentally scores the highest mark in India and propels Rudi into stardom. But what happens when someone discovers their secret? A hugely entertaining and unique debut that satirically dissects India's inequalities, expect outrageous escapades including blackmail, reality TV, kidnappings, extortion and the loss of a pinky finger.
Out in May
Raceless: In Search of Family, Identity, and the Truth About Where I Belong by Georgina Lawton
In this compelling memoir about the erasure of racial identity, Lawton evokes a childhood where her Blackness was never acknowledged. After a DNA test shatters everything she once knew, the author goes in search of answers with white privilege, passing, beauty ideals and solo travel as a young woman all explored. Reflecting on her upbringing, the author gets at the heart of what it means to be otherised and Lawton's narration is interspersed with interviewees whose identities have also been denied and erased.
Memorial by Bryan Washington
Atlantic Books amazon.co.uk
Fans of Bryan Washington rejoice - the Dylan Thomas Prize 2020 winner and author of the critically acclaimed short story collection Lot (one of Barack Obama's favourite books last year) returns with an impressive debut novel. Razor sharp writing on relationships and the family we choose, this riveting tale is split between the perspectives of Houston couple Benson and Mike. When Mike finds out his estranged father is dying in Osaka and his Japanese mother Mitsuko arrives in Texas for a visit, Mike and Mitsuko become unconventional roommates. But will Benson and Mike be able to repair their growing rift? Film rights have even been snapped up by the producers of Moonlight.
The Khan by Saima Mir
One of the standout essayists from bestselling anthology It's Not About the Burqa has penned a compelling and gritty crime thriller. Jian Khan's London life is a long way from the Bradford streets she grew up in where her father headed up the Pakistani community and ran the local organised crime syndicate. But when her father is murdered, Jia must return to his community. Examining family dynamics, family loyalty, organised crime and patriarchal structures, what really makes for page turning reading is how well-drawn out the characters are while dismantling any existing biases about the role of women in Muslim communities.
One of Them: An Eton College Memoir by Musa Okwonga
In this riveting and introspective memoir, the author and journalist contemplates on the long-term impact of his Eton education as a young Black man who grew up in a white working-class area in London. Musa's prose is deeply affecting and powerful, much like his other work in landmark anthologies SAFE and The Good Immigrant. Standout chapters include 'Don't Forget Us' and 'Invisible Walls'. Touching on privilege, the distribution of wealth and the intersections of race, class and sexuality, this has never been more timely and necessary reading. Fun fact: One Of Them marks the first full memoir focusing on a boy's time there published in the UK since 1972.
Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley
Henry Holt & Company amazon.co.uk
This powerful coming-of-age thriller about a Native American girl, written by a member of the Native American tribe in Michigan, has already received rave reviews across the pond. Eighteen-year-old Daunis's mixed heritage has made her feel like an outsider both in her hometown and on the nearby Ojibwe reservation. But after witnessing a shocking murder, she reluctantly agrees to be part of a covert FBI operation. Raw and moving, the intricacies of family loyalty and who comes first are deftly and sensitively explored. Firekeeper's Daughter sensitively touches on crimes and lack of accountability against indigenous women in the Native American community and identity. Boulley has crafted a nuanced and refreshing protagonist - look out for the striking cover artwork too.
Kololo Hill by Neema Shah
Picador amazon.co.uk
Set in Uganda in 1972, Kokolo Hill is an original debut charting one family's escape after all Ugandan Asians are ordered to leave the county in 90 days and must only take what they can carry, give up their money and never return. As violence escalates in Kampala and people disappear, will newly married Asha and Pran make it to safety in Britain? The tale, touching on what it means to leave one world to create a brand new one, is inspired by the real-life 1972 Ugandan Asian expulsion and the author's family history.
Whereabouts by Jhumpa Lahiri
The perfect antidote to a year of solitude, this engrossing tale of a solitary woman reflects on what has been and lost. The protagonist wanders restlessly across a lonely Italian city from the trattoria, museums, coffee shops to the nail salon, reflecting on relationships and conversations with friends and ex-lovers, caught between the desire to belong but hesitant to form lasting ties. Haunting yet stunning prose, Whereabouts was written first in Italian and translated by the author herself. Lahiri has won a sleuth of acclaim for her previous books - she's won both the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature.
Would I Lie to You? by Aliya Ali-Afzal
An uplifting and joyous read from a debut British-Asian writer. Faiza, a glossy banker's wife from Wimbledon, has spent her family savings account to transform herself to fit in with the mummy brigade in Wimbledon. But at her first Botox appointment, she gets a call from her husband Tom saying he's lost his job. Will she be able to put all the money back in six weeks before Tom or will her friends figure out she's penniless? A refreshing new voice in commercial fiction.
Out in July
Luster by Raven Leilani
This debut about a black millennial woman who becomes entangled into a suburban white couple's life has already made waves in the US. Winning the 2020 Kirkus Prize for fiction, Luster has even been given the seal of approval by the likes of Zadie Smith, Brit Bennett and Carmen Maria Machado. NYU graduate Edie is failing at her dead-end admin job in her all white office, sleeping with all the wrong men and navigating the everyday realities of casual racism and sexual inequality. When Edie meets Eric, a married archivist from the suburbs, she can't help but feel drawn to him.
An Ordinary Wonder by Buki Papillon
Dialogue Books amazon.co.uk
Tender and moving, this debut brings to life intersex Oto, who is forced to live as a boy despite their heartfelt belief that they are a girl. Following Oto through life at home and at boarding school in Nigeria and their dream of emigrating to the US, Oto's wealthy and powerful family is ashamed of their identity and treats Oto cruelly to ensure silence.
Tender and moving, this debut brings to life intersex Oto, who is forced to live as a boy despite their heartfelt belief that they are a girl. Following Oto through life at home and at boarding school in Nigeria and their dream of emigrating to the US, Oto's wealthy and powerful family is ashamed of their identity and treats Oto cruelly to ensure silence
How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House by Cherie Jones
Tinder Press amazon.co.uk
Set over the course of the summer of 1984 in Barbados, this tells the stories of three women: Wilma, Lala and Mira. When a murder takes place on the same night hair braider Lala becomes a mother, there are irrevocable consequences. Lawyer and award-winning writer Cherie vividly depicts the darker underbelly of the picture-perfect island and how tourists see it in contrast to the lived reality of locals. Visceral and haunting, the book touches on male violence, inherited trauma, sacrifice and loss but also love and survival.
Whiteout Conditions by Tariq Shah
Whiteout Conditions by Tariq Shah (cover attached)
'With the last of my loved ones now long dead, I find funerals kind of fun' so starts this poetic and captivating tale which follows Ant returning to his Chicago hometown to attend his childhood friend's funeral whose sudden passing made national news. Set in the midst of a brutal Midwest winter, Ant rides with his friend Vince through the falling snow to Ray's funeral and the tense interactions between the pair are interspersed with memories of the past until the story reaches its climatic end. Shah astutely explores grief, toxic masculinity and loss amid a contemporary Midwestern backdrop with skilful ease. This is indie publisher Dead Ink Books' first US acquisition.
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Lemon by Kwon Yeo-Sun, translated by Janet Hong
A haunting literary crime story from a multi award-winning Korean author, this is the first of the author's novels to be translated into English. Opening story Shorts imagines an encounter with a boy who was the last witness to see the protagonist's big sister before she was murdered. Razor-sharp observations of class, gender and privilege in contemporary Korea, this page turner is one for fans of Diary of a Murderer: And Other Stories.
Out in October
Who's Loving You: Love Stories by Women of Colour by Sareeta Domingo
Romance author Sareeta Domingo has subverted what we've come to associate with the romance genre by featuring Black women and women of colour at the centre of her stories and this anthology is no different. Celebrating love, romance and desire as well as reflecting the experiences of women of colour, this features contributions from authors including Dorothy Koomson. There's several authors disrupting the romance genre out in 2021 – look out for Act your Age by Eve Brown.
Aftershocks: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Identity by Nadia Owusu
In this gripping literary memoir, writer Nadia Owusu grapples with her devastating experiences of abandonment at the age of two by her mother and her beloved father's passing when she was a teenager. Tackling themes of belonging, identity, race, notions of home and the ripple effects of trauma while reflecting on her Armenian and Ghanaian heritage, Owusu's prose is as poignant as it is emotionally charged. Narrated through the metaphor of earthquakes – chapters are divided into 'Foreshocks', 'Faults' and 'Aftershocks' – this makes for tough reading but is ultimately triumphant.
How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue
Canongate Books amazon.co.uk
A timely, moving novel about the importance of collective action, community ties, powerlessness, corporate greed and loss from the New York Times bestselling author of Behold the Dreamers, an Oprah Book Club selection. How Beautiful We Were charts when a fictional African village decide to revolt after an American oil company leads to environmental ruin, tragic deaths from toxic water while demands for a clean-up and financial reparations are ignored. But will their fight for environmental justice come at a price of its own?
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As a First-Year Fellow, Rik Abels '21 interned at the American Petroleum Institute under the mentorship of Rick Ranger '74.
As a First-Year Fellow, Rik Abels '21 interned at the American Petroleum Institute under the mentorship of Rick Ranger '74. The following is an excerpt from his final report.
This summer, I interned at the American Petroleum Institute (API). API is the only national trade association representing all facets of the oil and natural gas industry. API aims to promote the interests of its membership, consisting of over 600 companies both large and small, by promoting safety across the industry and by influencing public policy in support of a strong and safe oil and natural gas industry. API is the industry leader in providing widely-respected safety standards, regulations, and recommended practices that ensure the safety and reliability of the U.S. energy market.
From the very first day, I felt that I was a valued member of the Upstream and Industry Operations team, working on projects that were not only shared within the Upstream group, but internally at API, with member companies, and with representatives of other trades. I got to work with almost all members of our team as well as other API staff and was even allowed to pick my own projects. What I found particularly valuable was the fact that I was able to work on projects that truly mattered, and the results of which were shared and actually used. The projects I worked on ranged from creating a cost impacts economic analysis for an upcoming Waters of the U.S. rulemaking, which I then got to present to economists from other trades, to creating an overview of public response to and media coverage on proposed rules the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had announced, which was then shared with various departments within API.
I was fortunate to work at the intersection of public policymaking and economic analysis. I also got to sit in on many interesting meetings, including one with API's Chief Economist. Over the course of these projects and during these meetings I learned a lot about the applicability of economic theory in the real world, and how models and analyses can help us come up with better public policy. This crossroads between economics and public policymaking is something I am truly fascinated by, and I hope to take more classes that focus on exactly that, in particular the public policy classes that are being offered that bridge theory and practice. To the Rocky staff, whose commitment to helping Dartmouth students make the most out of their opportunities is unwavering, and without whose help this experience would not have been possible, thank you.


We had a wonderful time hanging out with our buddies and reading. They enjoyed listening to us as storytellers, some of them even joined in our stories!
Very good. This kind of dynamics encourages them more to the taste of reading.


OTTAWA, Ontario (May 12, 2016) – PCL Constructors Canada Inc (PCL) along with United Way Ottawa, City of Ottawa and Nepean, Rideau & Osgoode Community Resource Centre are pleased to announce the official opening of a new play structure in the neighbourhood of Parkwood Hills.
The new structure was made possible thanks to Hard Hat Heroes – a new fund created by PCL and United Way.
"PCL employees want to make a difference in their communities, and partnering with the United Way has once again allowed us to help make an impact," said Kevin Skinner, Vice-President & District Manager, PCL.
The dollars raised for this fund were contributed by PCL employees through their annual charitable campaign contributions. In addition, the City of Ottawa matched funding to help create this new structure with support from the Nepean, Rideau & Osgoode Community Resource Centre. The structure was built by PCL partner Play Ground Planners for the community of Parkwood Hills and its families.
In Parkwood Hills, 9 per cent of the residents are children younger than nine-years-old and 18.5 per cent of residents live in single-parent homes. Because of this, local and affordable activities for families are essential for this area.The new play structure will provide families in Parkwood Hills with a community hub and a safe place for children to play.
PCL employees recognize that coworkers, neighbours, and families all benefit from living in healthier, stronger communities, and help bring this about by providing financial support to United Way Ottawa. United Way Ottawa's mission is to bring people and resources together to build a strong, healthy, safe community for all.
"Through its Hard Hat Heroes fund, PCL is continuing its tradition of improving the quality of life in the communities it operates in," said Police Chief Charles Bordeleau, Campaign Co-Chair for United Way Ottawa. "We know that initiatives like the new play structure in Parkwood Hills have an incredibly positive impact on the community and we're grateful to PCL and its employees for their support. "
The Hard Hat Heroes Fund is currently accepting applications for new community action grant projects.
PCL's 47-year relationship with United Way is founded in a multitude of district-run campaigns and a corporate matching program. In 2014, PCL raised more than $7.1 million for 19 United Way and member organizations throughout North America. From donation challenges to fundraisers and silent auctions, PCL employees across the organization have found ways to demonstrate excellence in their commitment to community investment and are together creating a lasting impact in the communities they call home.


This is also an important one: make sure, especially if you�ve just started texting her, that your texts don�t put much pressure on her and that they make her feel some kind of emotion. You don�t want your texts to always make her laugh or to always be something that makes her �... What you can do to make your relationship have the highest chance of succeeding, your best bet is to focus on the quality of the time you spend with him and making it as good as possible. This ties into what I mentioned in the beginning� how men and women have a fundamental difference in how they view texting.
Whether you�re a girl or a guy, your texting preference will change every now and again. But some things haven�t changed, like the texting habits that guys consider pet peeves. [Read: But some things haven�t changed, like the texting habits that guys consider pet peeves. how to make your girlfriend special Now � if your mood and your well-being and your sense of happiness is hinging on whether this guy responds to you or not � that�s going to give off a bad vibe that will make him want to stop texting you.
Texting and Dating How Much Is Too Much?


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La force constabulaire du Suffolk est la force de police du Département de l'Intérieur du Royaume-Uni responsable du comté de Suffolk en Angleterre. Elle a été fondée en 1967. Son territoire couvre une superficie de  acres avec une population de  habitants (en 2023), et est divisé en deux parties : l'est et l'ouest.

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Voir aussi
 Suffolk
 Police au Royaume-Uni

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  Site de la force constabulaire du Suffolk

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The Reds have activated Eugenio Suarez from the disabled list, the team announced Thursday. He is expected to bat fifth and play third base when Cincinnati faces the Braves on Thursday afternoon.
The 26-year-old appeared in eight games for Cincinnati before fracturing his thumb when he was hit by a pitch in a game against the Pirates in early April. He hit .296 and drove in seven runs before he was placed on the disabled list.
Suarez belted 26 home runs and registered 82 RBI, both career highs, for the Reds in 2017. He signed a seven-year contract extension, worth a reported $66 million, with Cincinnati in mid-March.
The Reds also selected the contract of utility player Rosell Herrera from Triple-A and sent down outfielder Phillip Ervin and infielder Cliff Pennington on Thursday.
The Reds have opened 2018 with an MLB worst 5-19 record. They fired manager Bryan Price and pitching coach Mack Jenkins 18 games into the season. Former bench coach Jim Riggleman is currently serving as the team's interim manager.


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The Grafton Portrait and Kit Marlowe's Dangerous Living by Isabel Gortázar
In the Marlowe Society Newsletter Nº 30, (Spring 2008), there are two articles, by Donna Murphy1 and Stewart Young2 respectively, shedding new light on Marlowe's youthful habits and proving, almost beyond reasonable doubt, that he was fond of drink, tobacco and women.
What follows is part of my reply3 to both Murphy's and Young's articles. Since the alleged portraits of Shakespeare are so much in the news of late, and since the speculative pirouettes of Prof. Stanley Wells in regard to the Janssen/Cobbe Portrait encourage us to propose almost any theory in respect of the other portraits, I thought I'd put forward a hypothesis about the Grafton Portrait. I must say I am grateful to Dr. Wells for being so sure that the Janssen/Cobbe is the genuine article, as that leaves the Chandos, which I believe to be Marlowe's, a non-starter for Shakespeare.
In order to elaborate my hypothesis about the Grafton, I need to comment on that extreme thinness of Marlowe's, about which we have heard several echoes, including the lines in The Scholler, quoted by Murphy in her article: That mickle study make men lean, / As well as doth a curst queane…
There are several clues in Shakespeare to extraordinary thinness.4 We have Falstaff's declaration that he used to be as thin as an eagle's talon,5 which matches the information, in The Boy's Song, that at the time of his stay with Sir John Harington6 under the alias of Mr. Le Doux, Marlowe, the author of Song, was lark's-heels trim; lark's heels and eagle's talons sound to me too similar, as metaphors go, for coincidence. Then we should take into account the meaning of the Latin-derived name Macilente (pale and thin). Macilente is a character in Ben Jonson's play Every Man Out of His Humour; I believe that this character represents Marlowe. In the play's last speech, Macilente (in theory addressing himself to the Queen), wishes that you may in time make lean Macilente as fat as Sir John Falstaff; so, lean Macilente, stressing the original meaning of the name.
On the basis of all these clues, I had come to the conclusion that Marlowe had been unwell, and probably very thin, from, say, 1595 till 1599, the year of Every Man Out. I also conjectured that it could have been such illness the reason why Essex, or Anthony Bacon on his behalf, had asked Sir John Harington the favour of giving shelter and a teaching job to Marlowe-Le Doux, as some of us believe he did during at least part of 1595-6.7 These years' span would fit with the publication dates of the 1Q Henry IV Part One (1598), with the wedding (June 1595) of Elizabeth De Vere -first-born child of Ver- to the Earl of Derby, mentioned in The Boy's Song,8 as well as with the dates of publication of Sir John Davies's Epigrams about Faustus and his loss of hair due to his having seene a Lyoness.9
Now it appears that Marlowe's infection and consequent loss of weight (and hair?) may have happened, according to Murphy's references, as early as 1588, when Robert Greene's Perimedes was published, and no later than 1590, the year of publication of The Cobler of Canterburie with its lean Scholler. This does not preclude the possibility that Marlowe may have suffered the emaciating effects of such infection for several years after the disease itself had disappeared, and it would not be fanciful to imagine that the events in May 1593 might have made matters worse. As Falstaff says: a plague of sighing and grief! it blows a man up like a bladder!10 - which of course may be taken to mean exactly the opposite, vg: that a plague of sighing and grief can reduce a man to a skeleton. This interpretation would confirm Macilente's last comment, in the sense that it would be in the Queen's power to dispel Marlowe's plague of sighing and grief, so he could become as fat as Sir John Falstaff. I also suspect that Marlowe created a fat, witty, clown in parody of his emaciated self.
The conjecture that Marlowe may have caught a venereal disease in, or before, 1588, losing a lot of weight as a result, presents us with the intriguing possibility that he may be the sitter in the Grafton Portrait. Let us remember some facts: In 1587 Marlowe had obtained his Cambridge degree, he had been involved in important spy work for the Crown, he had obviously decided against ordination and had plunged instead into a dramatist's life, writing his first serious play: Tamburlaine the Great. And so, by 1588, having found his own mighty voice, Marlowe had become famous. He was now a popular man with powerful patrons (and the success probably went to his head). Friends and foes spoke of him, or wrote about him, his eccentricities were noted, apparently his illnesses too. Would it be too extravagant to surmise that the same person – patron, relative or whatever - who had paid in 1585 for the portrait in Corpus Christi College, paid for a new portrait of the up-and-coming new genius?
The so-called Grafton Portrait of Shakespeare bears the date 1588; the age of the sitter is 24 years. We are presented with a thin young man with short, dark hair and beard, dressed in clothes remarkably like the clothes that Marlowe (if it is Marlowe) is wearing in the Corpus Christi Portrait; the mouth, nose and eyes are very similar despite the thinness, the moustache is identical, and the higher forehead and receding hair-line may suggest premature loss of hair.
But what do we know about the Grafton Portrait? To begin with, we have been told that it cannot possibly be a portrait of William Shakespeare. (The National Portrait Gallery issued that statement in October 2005, a statement further supported by Dr. Wells's recent declarations about the Janssen/Cobbe Portrait), which leaves us with the task of finding another man born in 1564 who might qualify.
One curious detail observed by the specialists was that the number 24, in AE SVAE, 24, was altered from an original 23, and it has been suggested that the sitter passed his 24th birthday before the portrait was finished, and he requested that his age be changed accordingly. If the portrait took longer to paint than expected, the year and the sitter's age might have changed. (And this might be the place to remember that, as I pointed out in a previous article,11 if the Aetatis of a subject was fixed according to the year of their date of birth and not as regnal years, the age of William Shakespeare on 23rd April 1616 was 52 years, not 53, as carved in the Stratford Monument. And thereby hangs a tale.)
If the young man were Marlowe, the portrait may have been started late in 1587, to celebrate perhaps his Cambridge degree; then it was suddenly interrupted. The painter had time enough to include the AE SVAE, 23, but not the year. Then the portrait could have been resumed at any time after March 25th (or much later in the year), in any case after Marlowe's 24th birthday; so the AE SVAE had to be altered.
According to further information released by the National Portrait Gallery, we also know that, although a specific artist has not been identified, the portrait was painted in England, in the late sixteenth century, on wood deriving from a tree grown in the areas around Surrey and London, both of which areas border with Kent, Marlowe's county of birth. This is apparently a rarity, as professional painters of the period generally used wood from the Baltic region.
But how could a portrait of Marlowe be linked to Grafton Regis? Not until the early 20th century did the Grafton Portrait obtain that name, when its owners - the Ludgate family from Grafton Regis - claimed an old family tradition by which the portrait had been bequeathed by one of the Dukes of Grafton to their ancestor, a yeoman farmer, five or six generations previously.
And here is a long shot: If the portrait had been the possession of the early Dukes of Grafton, it might conceivably have come to them from the Palmer family. The first Duke, Henry Fitz-Roy, was the illegitimate son of the notorious Duchess of Cleveland, mistress of Charles II and wife of the unfortunate Roger Palmer, whose Catholic faith did not allow him to seek a divorce, despite the Duchess's scandalous behaviour. As Palmer had no children outside his marriage (and there are serious doubts as to his having fathered any of his wife's), it would not be adventurous to guess that some heirlooms he may have inherited from his own family passed on to her children, one of whom was created first Duke of Grafton in 1675 by his royal father. So, if by any chance the portrait was originally owned by the Palmer family this would explain why one of the early Dukes would think so little of it as to bequeath it to a stranger, particularly if there were something "embarrassing" about the identity of the sitter.
And what seems relevant at this point is that Roger Palmer's direct ancestor, Sir Thomas Palmer, 1st Baronet of Wingham (1540-1624/5), was Sheriff of Kent during the lifetime of Christopher Marlowe. Therefore, all things considered and after five hundred years of posing as Shakespeare merely on the grounds of that AE SUAE.24, it seems not impossible that the lean young man may have been Marlowe after all.
Isabel Gortázar
© Isabel Gortázar, April 2009
Isabel Gortázar can be reached at igortazar@violaservices.com
1Donna N. Murphy: "Clues About Christopher Marlowe's Sexuality in John Davies' Epigrams and The Cobler of Canterburie." The Marlowe Society Newsletter, nº 30, Spring 2008.
2Dr. Stewart Young: "That All They That Loue Not Tobacco & Boies Were Fooles, an Opinion Attributed to Christopher Marlowe by Richard Baines, May 1593." The Marlowe Society Newsletter, nº 30, Spring 2008.
3"Tobacco, Booze and Women: Kit Marlowe's Dangerous Living." The Marlowe Society Newsletter, nº 32, Spring 2009.
4Needless to say, I believe that Christopher Marlowe is the author of the Shakespeare works, including The Boy's Song in The Two Noble Kinsmen.
51 Henry IV (II, 4, 323) Falstaff: …when I was about thy years, Hal, I was not an eagle's talon in the waist; I could have crept into any alderman's thumb-ring: a plague of sighing and grief! it blows a man up like a bladder. (1Q HIV, publ. 1598, and FF.).
6The Boy's Song: Second Stanza:
Primrose, first-born child of Ver/Merry springtime's harbinger/With harebells dim, Oxlips,in their cradles growing/Marigolds on deathbeds blowing/Lark's-heels trim.
My own interpretation of The Boy's Song would by far exceed the limits of this article, but I agree with some of Sandra Lauder's interpretations, specifically her suggestion that harebells mean ha-ring-ton. (Sandra Lauder: "An Examination of 'The Boy's Song'": The Marlowe Society Research Journal nº 4, September 2006).
7A series of letters, passports and other documents, as well as a list of books including some of Shakespeare's known sources (The Bacon Papers. Lambeth Palace Archives), led A.D. Wright to propose that a Mr. Le Doux, the supposed owner of these papers and books, may have been Marlowe. This Mr. Le Doux had apparently been hired by Sir John Harington of Exton as tutor to his young son. I agree with Wright's theory, not least because of the added scene (IV, 1) in The Merry Wives of Windsor (FF), which does not appear in the 1Q. Although Wright does not mention the scene in The Merry Wives, the Le Doux theory was explained in depth in her book: Shakespeare. New Evidence. 1996.
8I believe that The Boy's Song that was later included in The Two Noble Kinsmen (by Shakespeare and Fletcher), was originally written by Marlowe, for a private family party during the Christmas/New Year festivities in 1604-5, to celebrate the marriage of Susan de Vere to Philip Herbert, Earl of Montgomery. In the Song, the author reminisces on the previous marriage, in 1595, of the bride's elder sister, Elizabeth de Vere, to the Earl of Derby. Shakespeare is supposed to have written Midsummer's Night's Dream for that occasion. MND includes the marriage between Theseus and Hippolyta, queen of the Amazones. The Two Noble Kinsmen opens precisely with the marriage feast of Hippolyta and Theseus, which can hardly be a coincidence. The exact date of composition of TNK is unknown, but cannot be earlier than 1606, when John Fletcher started his career as a dramatist.
9Published, according to Murphy, in 1595/6.
10See Footnote 5.
11"Let's Talk of Graves and Worms and Epitaphs." The Marlowe Society Newsletter 27, Autumn 2006.
Dave Herber said...
I think the Ludgate family are clutching at imaginary straws. I am highly suspicious of what you put as "an old family tradition". From my own research these are almost always legends created by well-meaning individuals. I have debunked many "family legends" over the years claiming the Gunpowder Plot originated in their house, their town, or with their family and that people are descended from the families of the conspirators. Alas none of them bear any semblance of truth. The Ludgate-Palmer-Grafton connection may genealogically be provable, but the passing of a painting along that family line and that painting being Marlowe? Long shot is right.
I am interested by what you mean by "something embarrassing about the identity of the sitter". I hope you mean his perceived sexual orientation because I have a problem with you meaning that he was actually Shakespeare – such a claim would support the idea that his identity was 'generally' known and if that is the case why is there such conjecture today? How has the 'identity' issue gone from a generally known and 'embarrassing' thing to complete theory where only sparing evidence exists? If you are talking of his orientation, explain why something relatively commonplace in Elizabethan England was 'embarrassing'.
I am also skeptical of people claiming aspects of Marlowe or Shakespeare's lives from 'reading between the lines' of their plays. In recent years you may remember the revelations of The Bible Code and the software that was used to discover hidden truths in the Bible. The same software was later used to discover 'hidden truths' in A Tale of Two Cites, Moby Dick and a host of other classics. In my mind, seeking enlightenment of Marlowe and Shakespeare's lives from their works, beyond the inclusion of personal experiences and references is extremely dubious. Have you read Roberta Ballantyne's book "Marlowe Up Close"? I couldn't express my skepticism at the material without disrespecting the life's work of Ms Ballantyne.
I'm all for research, study and scholarly speculation, but sometimes in the search for answers or the prospect of something new people are willing to push the envelope too far too quickly.
Isabel Gortázar said...
5th May 2009-
Hi Dave Herber:
I cannot imagine why my article has upset you, but reading your reply I must conclude either that I have not made myself clear, or that I have touched a sensitive spot.
In the first place, when speculating on the possibility that, if the Grafton is not William Shaxpere, it could conceivably be Marlowe, I was not trying to establish a dogma. I was just presenting a hypothesis, based on a series of "accepted" facts, such as the origin of the portrait, etc. We all know that some of those "accepted" facts may eventually prove to be false; after all, the Grafton has been mistakenly accepted as a portrait of Shaxspere until very recently.
All I thought was that if Stanley Wells can make a pronouncement to the International Media to the effect that the Janssen/Cobbe portrait is William Shaxpere of Stratford, my theory on the Grafton deserved testing among colleagues. I did say it was a long shot, but sometimes long shots hit the mark, and if nobody ever attempted long shots, we might still be accepting "truths" we are no longer accepting.
As for "something emabarrassing in the identity of the sitter", of course I do NOT mean homosexuality (did I not start the essay saying that Marlowe was fond of drink, tobacco and women?). I mean that, if Marlowe wrote the plays in the First Folio, the Royal Stuart family, including the Palmer/Grafton bunch, probably knew about it, so they would have known, however vaguely, that a cover up had been organized, (with James I's blessing), ending in the William Shakespeare scam. I call that an embarrassing little secret for the Stuarts - one of many.
As for what you call my "reading between the lines": I am surprised you don't see any difference between my reading possible "obscured" meanings in the actual texts, and all those code-breaking ciphers, including dear Roberta Ballantines', much as I respect her unflinching efforts to vindicate Christopher Marlowe.
As a matter of fact, I do not believe Marlowe used ciphers; therefore, I do not look for them, nor have I mentioned any in my essay. I believe he used anagrams, equivocation, double meanings, word-play in several languages, including Hebrew which he knew, but not ciphers. If I am mistaken and Marlowe ever used a cipher, it won't be me who decodes it; I am hopeless at that sort of thing.
But, if you don't believe that the author of the plays used language tricks, to provide us with information he could not provide in any other way, it seems to me you are discarding what I consider a valuable source of circumstantial evidence. This includes (without any need for ciphers of any kind) what I interpret to be interesting information related to the Gunpowder Plot.
So, I shall continue with my combined method of "interpreting" the texts to see how they match with the known historical facts. I realize I will make mistakes, but perhaps not every time.
Yes, elements of your post were unclear, perhaps it was as much my fault at not trying too hard to interpret them.
My biggest problem with your theory regarding the Grafton painting is that 'embarrassing little secret'. The problem with a conspiracy, and this has been borne out in my own research on the Gunpowder Plot, as well as countless other examples from history, is that the more people who know, the less likely it is to remain hidden, especially when you begin to introduce second and third parties into that conspiracy/secret.
Your theory is as commendable as the next, but I am reluctant to look too far into it myself as the claim is being made that Marlowe's secret life (post 1593) was something that plenty of people knew about and it was the sort of thing people whispered to each other in private. To go from this kind of a "we know but we don't know" situation to a complete whitewashing of any actual evidence that he led this secret life and we are now forced to speculate and join dots I believe is also a stretch.
I believe it is human nature that at some point someone would have let something slip, whether to a person who could not continue the cover-up, or on paper.
I feel you are asking a person to almost believe in 'the perfect crime', which alas I don't, human nature being what it is.
I did not mean to offend you and the only nerve you touched is that by and large with selective evidence and no counter argument, almost anything can be 'proved'. That's not a reflection on you personally though - it can be attributed as easily to people like Stanley Wells and Jonathan Bate, and probably me as well. We all have our axes to grind.
If you have encountered anything interesting in 'reading between the lines' regarding the Gunpowder Plot I would be more than interested in stacking such discoveries up against both the known facts and my own research.
PatMatr22 said...
I've always felt Grafton looked a bit like Marlowe!
This isn't a new theory. A.D.Wraight proposed it 44 years ago - See A.D.Wraight & Virginia F Stern's "In Search of Christopher Marlowe", Adam Hart (1965) pp.216-7 (where the Corpus Christi and Grafton can be seen side by side) and 219-224 where she discusses the provenance of the Grafton.
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On Monday, a government official said the measure would give Health Canada 'considerable new authorities to compel the disclosure of financial information'
Maura Forrest
OTTAWA — Health Canada is planning to take on "considerable new authorities" to compel cannabis producers to provide financial information about their investors, as part of the government's attempt to crack down on organized crime once recreational marijuana is legalized.
The plan is Ottawa's latest move to try and prevent criminal groups from infiltrating the legal cannabis market. Police organizations have argued the government has too little oversight over producers and investors in the medical marijuana industry, and have urged the government to set up tougher rules for recreational cannabis.
According to a summary of Health Canada's 60-day consultation on proposed marijuana regulations published Monday, the government is considering requiring legal producers "to submit financial information (including information about investors) as part of the licence application process."
On Monday, a government official said the measure would give Health Canada "considerable new authorities to compel the disclosure of financial information."
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The plan marks a change from proposed regulations published last fall, when the government suggested it would guard against organized crime by requiring any shareholders that own more than 25 per cent of a private company to apply for security clearance. The health minister could have denied clearance to anyone associated with organized crime.
But Health Canada is now planning to scrap that requirement, after getting feedback that it would be too easy for shareholders to structure their investments so as to avoid having to apply for clearance.
"At this point in time we want to enhance the security features and we want to make sure that in no way that the organized crime will infiltrate our system," Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor told reporters on Monday.
Trina Fraser, an Ottawa lawyer who advises cannabis businesses, said the proposed regulations would be an improvement over the existing rules for the medical marijuana industry. "Under the (medical cannabis regulations), there's no disclosure of ownership and there's no disclosure of source of funds," she said. "Listen, anything's better than what we have right now."
Police agencies like the Ontario Provincial Police have also sounded the alarm over the involvement of criminal organizations in the medical marijuana industry and the lack of government oversight. "It is … the OPP's belief that Health Canada's security clearance processes do not go far enough to prevent the infiltration of organized crime in the medical marijuana industry," OPP deputy commissioner Rick Barnum told a House of Commons committee studying the government's marijuana legalization bill last fall.
But Fraser isn't convinced that requiring producers to disclose their investors' financial information will be any more effective than the previous security clearance proposal when it comes to fighting organized crime.
"It's pretty easy to move money around," she said. "They'd be able to find a way to do it."
Many felt that failing to provide an opportunity for these individuals to work in the legal industry could result in them continuing their illegal activities
The government's consultation also asked respondents how they felt about allowing those with "histories of non-violent, lower-risk criminal activity" in the illegal marijuana market to obtain security clearance and participate in the legal industry. The summary document shows a "strong majority" favoured a more lenient approach.
"Many felt that failing to provide an opportunity for these individuals to work in the legal industry could result in them continuing their illegal activities," it reads.
Fraser said she was pleased to see "strong support for this more permissive and inclusive approach to security clearance." Still, Health Canada has yet to make a decision about low-level offenders, saying only that the feedback will be considered.
"We believe that if they do not represent a threat to the integrity of the system that we are establishing, that we have to look at ways in which such individuals can be allowed to participate," Liberal MP Bill Blair told reporters on Monday.
The summary document sets out more details about the government's planned plain-packaging rules. Health Canada is suggesting packages would need to be child-resistant and either opaque or translucent, with only one "brand element" beyond the product's name. All packages would have to display a yellow box with a health warning and a standard symbol of a red stop sign containing a cannabis leaf and the letters THC, to warn of the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
Health Canada has also provided more information about how it plans to regulate micro-cultivators and micro-processors of recreational cannabis.
Micro-cultivators would be restricted to a "plant canopy area" of 200 square metres, or about half the area between the blue lines of a hockey rink. Micro-processors would be allowed to process up to 600 kilograms of dried cannabis per year.
The Liberals' pot legalization bill is currently before the Senate. The government is aiming to legalize cannabis this summer.
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At Bacon Bros. Public House, our seasonally driven menu offers a delicious selection of small plates and entrees, all locally sourced from within the South Carolina region. The decor is warm and rustic with a dining room that features reused wooden pallets, an element that compliments Chef Gray's passion for sustainability.
Diners can catch a glimpse of the curing chamber, where menu items like the Bastardo Salami, Coppa Ham and Bresaola are seasoned and aged to perfection.
Simply put, Bacon Bros. is a great place for a relaxed dining experience with friends and family, or to meet for small bites and a craft beer or whiskeys.
We source from the following local farms: Crescent Farms, Bio-Way Farms, Greenbrier Farms, Carolina Heritage, Bethel Trails Farms, and Tyger River Smart Farms.
With a menu centered on made-from-scratch dishes, locally sourced ingredients, and, yes, plenty of naturally wood-smoked bacon, Bacon Bros. Public House more than lives up to its appetizing name.
"The name really didn't have anything to do with the business," chef and partner Anthony Gray said. "When we all got together to talk about starting the business, Jason brought in a mason jar filled with bacon he had just fried for us to snack on," Gray said. "We started talking about how much we loved bacon, and the rest is history."
While bacon is the namesake, it is not necessarily the focus.
"We're not just about bacon or barbecue,' Gray said. "It's more about comfort foods, which can mean different things to different people. But what's the same is that it involves sitting around the dinner table and that familiar and comforting feeling of being home."
That home feeling is deeply rooted. In fact, Gray grew up fishing and hunting with his dad. In addition, outdoor cooking served as an early foundation in his approach to food. It instilled in him a connection to the food and the land it came from.
(Check out Chef Gray's wild boar bacon recipe and make your own from wild boar or standard pork belly.)
"Sauces, salts, rubs, ketchup, bacon jam—everything is made from scratch, which means getting the best possible ingredients," Gray said.
"We have great relationships with a network of local farms, and we couldn't do it without them. They've been great partners, and a few will even grow something special for us if we need it."
Getting to Know Bacon Bros. Chef Gray
To begin, Gray graduated from Johnson & Wales. After that, he went on to foster his culinary skills and reputation working at Maverick Southern Kitchen restaurants in Charleston and Greenville.
After that run in the Maverick kitchens, Gray stepped out to help open Southern Art in Atlanta as executive chef. One year later, Gray was named an Atlanta Rising Star Chef.
Finally, he relocated to Greenville opening his own restaurant, Bacon Bros. Gray partnered with Jason Callaway, Eric Bergelson, and Mike Porter to open the restaurant.
Once you walk inside Bacon Bros. Public House, it is quickly apparent that smoking and curing meat is the focus. In the dining room, a glass-enclosed cure room allows diners to get an inside look. At the back of the restaurant, a custom smoker — which includes three distinct walk-in chambers — sends the scent of BBQ into the air.
In his pits, Gray boasts a mix of wood embers that he uses to envelope his smoked meats. For example, the hardwood mix includes cherry, pecan, peach, and hickory. This is the secret behind the distinct flavors of his smoked meats.
"Fruit woods lend a nutty and sweet flavor, and hickory gives you that nice, big smoky flavor," he says.
On the Menu at Bacon Bros.
Beef and pork certainly dominate the menu, but Bacon Bros. serves seafood, chicken, rabbit, and lamb as well. In addition, you will find a delicious twist on a few time-honored favorites. In short, save room for jalapeno boiled peanuts or bacon-caramel popcorn.
Meanwhile, the menu changes seasonally. So, you might expect summertime dishes to include peaches, watermelons, okra, sweet corn or tomatoes. All sourced from local farms.
"I love being in the kitchen—it's my comfort zone," Gray said. "And I love experimenting with new recipes and ingredients that are close to home."
Finally, if you're in the area or just traveling down Interstate 85 looking for some SC BBQ, Bacon Bros. Public House sits just off of Exit 54. Come on in!
Get to Know Bacon Bros. Public House
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• Pour contents of sachet into a bowl. Add 200ml cold water. Mix and let sit for 5 mins.
• Transfer mix into the baking tray provided.
• Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F (Gas mark 4).
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What Borrowers Should Know as Perkins Loan Program Set to Expire
Betsy Mayotte
U.S.News & World Report September 30, 2015
The Student Loan Ranger writes a lot about federal student loan programs, but tends to focus on the big ones, such as Stafford and PLUS loans. This week, we will shine the spotlight on a lesser known, but no less important, federal program -- the Perkins loan.
Depending on what Congress does in the next few weeks , one might consider this our eulogy to a program that's helped around 30 million needy students in its 57-year history.
Perkins Loan Basics
About 1,700 higher education institutions participate in the federal Perkins Loan program. Only students with exceptional need may receive a Perkins loan. As every school has a different amount of revolving Perkins loan funds available, the income threshold defining eligibility will vary.
Funding for new loans comes in part from federal budgetary appropriations, collection of existing loans and funds from the participating schools. For the last few years, the program has made loans to about 500,000 undergraduate and graduate students per year, with an average amount of about $2,000 .
Undergraduate students may receive up to $5,500 in Perkins funds per year with an aggregate maximum of $27,500, while graduate students are potentially eligible for up to $8,000 per year with a maximum, including undergraduate amounts, of $60,000.
To be eligible for a Perkins loan, a student must be attending a graduate or undergraduate program on at least a half-time basis as defined by the school. Some less-than-half-time students are eligible for Perkins loans, but they are not eligible for an in-school deferment.
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These loans have a low fixed rate of 5 percent with no interest accruing while the student borrower is at least half time in school, in deferment or in their grace period. In most cases, the grace period is nine months from the time the student becomes less than half time in school, and the repayment term is ten years.
Perkins loans are eligible for various deferments for things such as unemployment or illness -- but these policies vary by school . Repayment schedules are set up to ensure the loan is paid off within 10 years, and payments can be required monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly depending on the school. One of the reasons these loans are so important to needy students is the generous and varied forgiveness programs that are unique to the Perkins program.
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So now that we've explained all the benefits of the Perkins program, let's talk about why it's -- maybe -- going away. In short, it's a budget issue.
For a few years now, there's been a lot of talk about how complicated the federal aid programs are, both to families and to college aid administrators. Many feel that the Perkins program serves roughly the same student populations as other programs, such as the subsidized Stafford loan or Pell Grants.
Ceasing new funding for Perkins would free up federal appropriations and overall operational costs that could be funneled to other programs. Those against the termination of the program argue that Perkins provides the extra funds needed for these exceptionally needy students to pay for college, and that to date there is no legislation that would repurpose those funds to fill the gap.
The statutory authority to use appropriated funds for the Perkins l oan program expires on September 30, 2015. This means that unless Congress does something between now and then, which is close to impossible as of the writing of this blog, schools will be prohibited from making new Perkins loans to students who have not received them prior to Oct . 1, 2014.
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This means that if you've never received a Perkins loan in the past, and don't receive at least a disbursement before the deadline, you won't be able to receive them at all. If you have received them in the past, you'll be allowed to continue to do so until you complete your program at your existing school .
Those with existing Perkins loans, however, can rest assured that existing repayment, deferment and forgiveness options will not change, although the loan holder may change to a Department of Education servicer at some point in the future.
It's Not Over Until It's Over
Thanks to significant activity from school and student groups, it's still possible the program could be saved or at least extended. Last week, House Rep. Mike Bishop , R-MI , and Rep. Mark Pocan , D-WI , introduced the Higher Education Extension Act of 2015 , which passed the House on Monday and extends the program for another year.
A bipartisan group of senators from the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee quickly followed the introduction with a resolution showing support for the program's extension .
We're guessing that the late Rep . Carl Perkins , the program's namesake, who before his sudden death had a significant impact on both education and the needy, is watching and hoping his legacy will continue.
Betsy Mayotte, director of regulatory compliance for American Student Assistance, regularly advises consumers on planning and paying for college. Mayotte, who received a B.S. in business communications from Bentley College, is a frequent contributor to ASA's SALT Blog; responds to public inquiries via the advice resource "Just Ask;" and is frequently quoted in traditional and social media on the topics of student loans and financial aid.
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Roundup: ACCS edges Simpson
The Clarion-Ledger
Adams County Christian completed a perfect regular season as the Rebels rallied in the second half to beat the Simpson Academy Cougars 32-27 and clinched the District 4-AAA title at Magee on Friday night. The Rebels are tied with Indianola Academy with identical 10-0 records atop the MAIS power points standings in AAA. The playoff brackets will be released Saturday morning.
Carlos Woods had five touchdown passes for Adams Christian, including three in the third quarter as the Rebels took command behind scoring strikes of 13 and 18 yards to George Scott and Richard Conn, respectively.
Kyle Burney had three rushing TDs of 5, 69 and 30 yards for Simpson (8-2).
Jackson Prep 39, Magnolia Heights 7: At Flowood, Jacob Crawley rushed for 161 yards and four TDs as the Patriots (10-0) built a 39-0 lead by halftime. William Garrard rushed for 102 yards and a TD, and Taylor Wallace added a 34-yard field goal. Prep had a 393-144 edge in total yards, most coming in the first half.
St. Joe-Greenville 49, Canton Academy 42: At Canton, Brice Johnson was 15 of 22 passing for 219 yards and 3 TDs, and he rushed for 108 yards and 4 TDs as the Irish (9-1) held off the Panthers (7-3). The game had six ties. Johnson scored the Irish's final three touchdowns all on the ground, including the last on a 2-yard run with 5:32 remaining.
Gulfport 35, D'Iberville 17: At D'Iberville, Deon Cole's 90-yard interception return for a touchdown sealed the win for the Admirals (7-2) as they stay tied atop Region 4-6A with Ocean Springs. Cole also had rushing TDs of 10, 78 and 6 yards.
Ocean Springs 31, St. Martin 29: At Ocean Springs, Brad Wall's 45-yard field goal with 16 seconds remaining lifted the Greyhounds (8-1) past the Yellowjackets (8-2). After Ocean Springs rallied from a 21-7 deficit to take a 28-21 lead, St. Martin responded with a 2-yard touchdown from Wayne Overman III. The Greyhounds were called for a false start on the extra-point attempt, so the Yellowjackets went for two and Overman scored to give St. Martin a 29-28 lead with 1:49 left in the game.
Pillow 24, Jackson Academy 22 At JA, Cole Whitfield's 30-yard field goal with 3:21 remaining lifted the Mustangs (4-5) past the Raiders (3-7). Noah Thigpen was 15 of 29 passing for 253 yards and 3 TDs for Jackson Academy, which took a 22-21 lead in the third quarter behind a 32-yard touchdown from Thigpen to Langston Anderson. Davis Simmons rushed for 77 yards and had a 42-yard touchdown catch. John Madison Brooks led Pillow with 106 yards rushing and a TD, and Whitfield rushed for 88 yards and a score.
Louisville 14, Houston 10: At Louisville, Lajordin Anderson's pick-6 with 2:59 remaining was the difference as the Wildcats (7-3) remained tied with Kosciusko for second place in Region 4-4A.
Senatobia 20, Lafayette 19: At Senatobia, Connor Stevens' 68-yard TD pass to Travis Tucker with 2:11 remaining put the Warriors (8-1) in first place in Region 2-4A. Tyrell Price set a school record for TDs in a season (27), scoring on runs of 2, 8 and 24 yards. Senatobia's Marrice Toney had TD runs of 37 and 1 yard.
Oxford 53, Clarksdale 13: At Oxford, Jack Abraham completed 14 of 20 passes for 281 yards and three TDs as the Chargers (7-2) are one game closer to the Region 1-5A title. Davion Hill led Clarksdale (6-4) with 116 rushing yards and 2 TDs.
Cathedral 38, Columbia Academy 6: At Natchez, Dee Fleming rushed for 90 yards and a TD, and Craig Bradley rushed for two scores for the Green Wave (8-2).


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Philip Verheyen (Verrebroek, 23 april 1648 – Leuven, 28 januari 1710) was een Vlaams chirurg. Hij schreef een anatomisch handboek dat lang in gebruik was in verschillende landen dankzij de didactische opzet en de eenvoudige tekeningen. Verheyen zou na een eerdere amputatie in Leiden zijn eigen bewaarde been nauwgezet hebben ontleed, vanwege zijn onderzoek naar fantoompijn. Op basis hiervan zou hij de achillespees deze naam hebben toegekend (als chorda achillis).

Biografie
Zijn vader was een keuterboer, maar de plaatselijke pastoor merkte zijn begaafdheid op en leerde hem vanaf zijn 22e Latijn, met het oog op de opleiding tot priester. Twee jaar later begon hij zijn middelbare school aan het Heilige-Drievuldigheidscollege in Leuven. In 1677 werd hij er primus inter pares aan de Artesfaculteit. Een infectie aan het linkerbeen leidde echter tot een amputatie daarvan, met als gevolg dat hij moest afzien van de opleiding tot priester en het volgende jaar geneeskunde ging studeren (er wordt gezegd dat hij zijn geamputeerde been zelf ontleedde). In 1681 behaalde hij de titel van licentiaat in de geneeskunde en werkte als dusdanig in Leiden en Amsterdam, waardoor hij in contact kwam met bekende tijdgenoten als Frederik Ruysch, Govert Bidloo en Antoni van Leeuwenhoek. Twee jaar later promoveerde hij in Leuven tot doctor in de geneeskunde en trouwde met Anna Van der Zeype, zus van de hoogleraar anatomie, die een jaar later overleed. Verheyen volgde hem op en werd in 1689 werd door Karel II van Spanje benoemd tot regius (koninklijk) professor in de anatomie en tot rector magnificus (deze laatste functie wou hij echter niet langer dan zes maanden houden). Anna was een jaar eerder overleden, Verheyen hertrouwde in 1693 met Philippina Van Goedenhuyse.

In 1692 werd hij ook benoemd tot professor in de chirurgie en verscheen zijn Corporis Humani Anatomia, dat tientallen jaren een Europees standaardwerk en handboek zou blijven en meer dan twintig keer werd herdrukt: het verscheen in 1711 in het Nederlands onder de titel Anatomie oft Ontleedkundige Beschryvinge van het Menschen Lichaem, vertaald door Andreas Dominicus Sassenus (1672-1756), (apotheker en hoogleraar in de plantkunde en scheikunde). Deze laatste streefde er, net als zijn tijdgenoot Jan Palfijn, naar om de Latijnse anatomische termen zoveel mogelijk door "Nederduytsche" te vervangen, aangezien volgens hem de heelmeesters "in de Latynse taele onkundig zyn".

Na zijn dood op 28 januari 1710 werd Verheyen niet in de kerk maar op een armenkerkhof begraven.

Inwoners van Verrebroek dragen naar hem nog altijd de bijnaam "flippen". In 1862 werd in zijn geboorteplaats een bronzen standbeeld voor hem opgericht (ontworpen door Louis Serrure en van de hand van Frans Van Havermaet) en in 1910 werd een gedenkplaat aangebracht op zijn geboortehuis (de Carennehoeve) in de Bloempotstraat.

Publicaties
Dissertatio de Febribus (1692)
Corporis Humani Anatomia (1693)

Literatuur
 Carine GOOSSENS, Philip Verheyen (1648-1710), Verrebroek, 2010.
 Raphael SUY, "Philip Verheyen (1648-1710): van koewachter tot rector van de Katholieke Universiteit van Leuven", in: Het Land van Beveren, jg. 53, 2010, nr. 1, p. 2-14.
 Paul BROOS, Anatomia. De ontdekking van het menselijk lichaam in de Lage Landen (16e-18e eeuw), 2019.

Zuid-Nederlands medicus (voor 1830)
Chirurg
Anatoom
Rector van de Universiteit Leuven (1425-1797)
Persoon in de Nederlanden in de 17e eeuw
17e-eeuws medicus


Suddenly a group with events is not working anymore.
When I remove the wait-objects it works.
When I insert the wait object, the game stays in this group of events, looping.
The group events above and under this group is almost identical and works, with the wait-object.
I tried to copy a group event and change the values, but it just doesn't work.
in one almost identical group of events it works, in the other it doesn't.
I remember the wait object was faulty when I was using it last year.
Not sure if it was ever fixed or not, because I took all instances of it out of my project, and replaced it with another way of doing it.
You should be able to find that thread here somewhere, and you might find out if it was ever fixed or not.
I'll try to workaround it if it gets faulty.
I noticed that the name of the object was changed in later versions, so perhaps it was fixed as well.
I'll try this as a Wait-object alternative, thanks.


Antonious Pizza is locally owned and operated in the City of Redlands, and has been here for 20 years! We take pride in being the home of the giant pizza! Come in and try our new 28″ Party Pizza, with over 50 square pieces.
See our menu page for our Monday – Thursday, $3.99 daily lunch specials.
Pizza … quite possibly the perfect food. Warm, gooey cheese … fresh toppings … chewy, crispy crust, right out of the oven … who can resist? Drop by tonight and choose from a wide selection of delectable, handmade pizzas, made with love from the finest ingredients.
Come enjoy your choice of draft or bottled beer and our indoor seating with plasma TV's. We also serve wine.


A new school year is right around the corner, and we are excited to provide backpacks full of supplies to benefit our local elementary students. Supplies will be collected at Uniontown Bible Church from July 29-August 19.
Please bring all items in a new backpack to the church stage on Sundays or the office during the week. Lunch totes/boxes are not needed. We have worked with the school to create a concise list, so please stick to the list!


We are happy to announce that Sea to Sky Expeditions has just launced our new website!! You should find www.seatoskyexpeditions.com is easier to use across all of your browsing devices whether desktop, laptop, tablet or phone. We hope you find it clean, colorful and easy to navigate. Any feedback you have is much appreciated.
To celebrate our new web-page we are having an "Easter Egg Hunt". First three people to both 'Like' our Facebook page (we'll check!) and then find the hidden picture that best represents the classic image of the 1898 Goldrush period somewhere on one of these new pages will win a 1st -$300/2nd – $200/3rd – $100 coupon towards a trip either this year OR in 2016! (will not apply to partnered trips). Simply email us with the right info – the first three correct answers are in!


An extraordinary piece of musical theatre when it premiered in 1957, recent productions of West Side Story have reached new heights thanks to the onset of arts training institutions. A glance at the cast biographies reveals the extent to which higher training is a common expectation for the musical theatre stage. Filling the company with trained triple threats means that not only can Leonard Bernstein's songs be heard at their best and Jerome Robbins' re-created choreography look dazzlingly sharp, but also the stage is filled with impactful, authentic character work.
While the design has something of a timeless feel, Zambello ensures that the performers are imbued with the lively 1950s zeitgeist created by book writer Arthur Laurents and lyricist Stephen Sondheim. The concept of kids who are playing out of their depth is clearly transmitted, heightening the inevitable tragedy that the audience can only watch with helpless defeat.
In particular, having Anita as a younger, more vulnerable character makes the taunting scene all the more harrowing. Zambello brings out rich character detail in roles such as Baby John (Oliver Lacey), Diesel (Rubin Matters) and Anybodys (Luca Dinardo), to name just a few.
Of all the creative aspects, the one that is going to most impress audiences is the brilliant choreography. In fact, the standard is so high that many audience members may simply take it for granted. Not only are the cast members performing on a steeply raked stage, and possibly in the rain, but the wide stage area creates an additional challenge of having to move much further and faster than in a traditional proscenium arch theatre. Choreographer Julian Monge has done a sterling job of respectfully recreating Robbins' iconic choreography whilst also expanding it for the large cast and even larger space. The terrific result makes this season of West Side Story a must-see for lovers of stage dance, not just for lovers of musical theatre.


Christmas – and the costs that come with it – always come around far too quickly. However, with a little forward thinking it's easy to ensure that you can make it as affordable as possible for next time. Here at Debt Advisory Services (Scotland) we've put together five tips for those looking to be more prepared.
It's never too early to save for next Christmas – even Boxing Day is a good time to start. Challenge yourself to set aside the same small amount of money each week – it will soon build up.
Shopping will probably be the last thing on your mind on December 26th, but the Boxing Day sales are a great time to start shopping for presents for next year. Make a list of who you'll need to buy for, and update the list when you find suitable gifts, to make sure you keep track of what you've bought. Sales shopping is also perfect for wrapping paper, decorations, Christmas cards and other essentials.
Homemade gifts can be a lovely personal way to celebrate Christmas: think jams, biscuits, truffles…even homemade candles and bath salts. There are plenty of tutorials online to help you to get started.
If you're guilty of over-buying for children or other relatives, it's time to cut back. Buy just a small number of well thought out gifts for each person – and if you have a large extended family, it may be worth agreeing with other family members to limit who buys for who.
Certain elements of the Christmas feast can be bought earlier on in the year, rather than leaving it all until the last minute. Buy packet stuffing, cranberry sauce and frozen goods when they're on offer, and spread the cost throughout the year.
Christmas is an expensive time of year, but there are certainly ways of making it easier without getting into debt. If you're concerned about debts from Christmases gone by, contact us.


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Taveuni Main
Taveuni is sometimes called Fiji's "Garden Isle," and while it has spectacular landscapes, the island is best known for its diving - some of the finest in the South Pacific.
But this is not diving for the novice. Sites in the Somosomo Strait, a narrow channel between Taveuni and the larger island of Vanua Levu, are renowned for their amazing walls of soft corals - and for the strong currents that can unsettle beginning divers. For the experienced, the rewards of diving the famed 20-mile-long Rainbow Reef include tropical fish beyond count (one site that lives up to its name: The Fish Factory, home to rainbow-colored corals that attract schools of golden damselfish and blue-and-gold fusiliers), plus sharks, sea snakes, and manta rays.
Taveuni's has plenty of topside attractions, too, from traditional Fijian villages to tropical rain forests adorned with ferns and orchids, laced with hundreds of waterfalls, and populated by a curious collection of native birds (including the Peale's pigeon, whose call sounds like the barks of a dog). The hiking may be as rewarding as the diving. And there's even a nine-hole golf course, but you didn't really come here to work on your short irons, right?


This friday coming Elijah Salomon will be releasing his first single "So Lang" from the upcoming EP "Herz Vomene Loi".
One Camp records presents the new single "Tell Me How You Feel" by Sycorah.
With her authentic and unmistakeable voice, Sycorah (pronounced si-core-ah) performs the song acoustic style which was deliberately chosen so listeners can get the full experience of her voice.
Sycorah is a star and we are proud to present her new single that will be released Friday 28th of September 2018. Get it here.
'You Never Know' (Official Videoclip) Elijah Salomon feat. King Kora & Sambou Suso - is out now!!
ELIJAH SALOMON - YOU NEVER KNOW & MINIYANG BAA DUB - OUT NOW!!!
One Camp & Ariwas Sounds release the new Videoclip for "Granit Dub Flute" from Elijah & Joe Ariwa & Raging Fyah. Taken from the "Dub Ripe Fruit" album which now is available on Vinyl.
Queen Ifricas hit song "Ask My Granny" entered the Billboard Charts with her new album "Climb". Watch out for the full "Tapalapa Riddim" sampler that will be released on One Camp this summer featuring artists like Exco Levi, Elijah, Mike Brooks, Sophia Brown and more..


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