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The major diseases affecting wheat are becoming ever more dynamic and as a result, plant breeders are adopting smarter tactics to help minimise their impact on yield. Disease control is challenging for wheat producers in the UK, as efficacy of fungicides is being eroded by reduced sensitivity in populations of the most damaging pathogen; Zymoseptoria tritici.
Yellow rust – a disease that can slash yields by half in susceptible varieties – is now more widespread and its population more promiscuous.
The new Warrior-type races can undergo sexual recombination, which means that the disease evolves more rapidly and can quickly overcome a plants inherent resistance.
Similar changes in virulence are occurring in septoria, brown rust and mildew, albeit at a slower rate, and Limagrain's cereal pathologist Paul Fenwick says single gene resistance is no longer enough in the face of such adaptable enemies.
"With yellow rust, it is a particular challenge. We aren't on the verge of defeat, but we are losing resistance genes one by one and even in pairs, where a variety has two.
"As the pathogens are becoming more complex, we need at least three different genes to get robust and durable resistance to these diseases," Paul explains.
The first hurdle in rising to this challenge is working out what genetics breeders have at their fingertips in current elite lines or less conventional sources such as landraces, although the latter are much harder to utilise.
Limagrain now has a vast set of molecular markers developed in-house. These are tools that help identify a specific desirable trait, such as septoria or yellow rust resistance, and enable the "pyramiding" of resistance genes into a new variety.
Mr Fenwick says that in theory, it is possible to stack many resistance genes into an elite variety, but this will severely restrict the diversity of breeding populations for other desirable traits.
It can also come at a cost, as highly resistant plants typically have reduced yield, quality or perhaps undesirable agronomic attributes, such as increased lodging risk.
"Even with genetic markers, the skill or art of the breeder comes in to play when it comes to choosing the optimal phenotypes," he explains.
A much better understanding of the genetics behind septoria resistance, twinned with the smarter breeding techniques, is bearing fruit in the form of highly resistant wheats coming on to the AHDB Recommended List.
One example is Limagrain's soft Group 4 variety; LG Sundance, which has the highest current rating of 7.4, and Mr Fenwick is excited by what is now achievable against wheats most damaging disease.
"We also know that stacking septoria resistance has an additive effect, and the varieties coming though that have several resistance genes will hopefully be very durable," says Mr Fenwick.
He adds that varieties with a rating of 8 – which are close to being a commercial reality – will be very attractive to UK growers, especially to those in the west and south west where the disease is particularly problematic.
With yellow rust, achieving more robust resistance is becoming more difficult. It takes time to bring new sources of resistance into elite varieties, and regular population changes means the resistance won't necessarily be effective when commercial seed is finally available.
While many varieties on the AHDB Recommended List have good resistance to the current population, more needs to be done to ensure new wheats coming through have durable resistance that are less prone to breaking down to population changes.
A consortium led by NIAB, including Limagrain UK, have applied to BBSRC and AHDB for funding to characterise yellow rust resistance in elite European wheat lines, enabling breeders to better utilise the genetics in the future. This new project is called Yellowhammer, and will hopefully start this summer.
"It will help us to be technically smart and provide growers with 'clean' varieties which are not overly-expensive to grow," adds Mr Fenwick.
While septoria and yellow rust resistance are the current focus of wheat breeding efforts, emerging threats like stem rust are seeing breeders prepare for unexpected new challenges.
Stem rust is a disease which favours hotter climates and has been absent from the UK since the early twentieth century, except for an isolated case in Suffolk during 2013 – the first recorded in 60 years.
However, Limagrain's Paul Fenwick says there have been several cases in Western Europe more recently – in Germany, Sweden and Denmark – which is a cause for concern.
With about 80% of UK wheat varieties recently tested by researchers at NIAB susceptible to the strain of stem rust implicated in the outbreaks, UK breeders are now searching for sources of resistance to the disease, if it becomes more common place.
"You would only need a slight change to warmer night time temperatures and we could start to see more stem rust. It is also a highly sexual population and could spread quickly," says Mr Fenwick.


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Science and Engineering offers a four-year program of interdisciplinary studies for students interested in pursuing careers in mathematics, engineering, or the physical sciences. Students in this program undertake an accelerated program in mathematics, science, computer science, and electronics. In conjunction with specialized studies, students receive a comprehensive education in the humanities.
While attending the Science & Engineering Magnet Program, students are well prepared for college exams. The average SAT score of Science & Engineering students was 2182 in 2016 and 2164 in 2017. Advanced Placement scores average at 4 and above (4.0 in Computer Science, 4.3 in Physics E&M, 4.4 in Chemistry, 4.6 in Physics-Mechanics, 4.6 in Calculus BC). S&E students are regularly admitted to prestigious colleges and universities such as Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Columbia, MIT, Cornell, Cooper Union, Brown, University of Pennsylvania, California Institute of Technology, University of California - Berkeley, and many others.
Annually students compete and are successful in many STEM competitions: first place at Lockheed Martin's Codequest (Novice Division), first place at Stuyvesant High School's Stuyhacks , first and third at SeaPerch , first through fourth place at Monmouth County's Chemistry Olympiad, multiple honors at the American Association of Physics Teachers Physics Bowl (first in NJ, seventh nationally, eighteenth internationally), fourth in the picoctf Computer Security Competition , one of the 24 regional winning projects in the 2014 Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision competition , to name a few.
After graduation, students have gone on to become professors at Princeton, Yale, Ecole Polytechnique, Federale de Lausanne, and The Cooper Union. Likewise, our alumni work at prestigious companies such as Google (16 alumni), Lockheed-Martin, Boeing, Goldman-Sachs, Microsoft, Lucent, Princeton Plasma Lab, and AT&T.


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Yossi Waxman
Yossi Waxman was born in Jaffa in 1959. He studied philosophy and history of art at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and also graduated summa cum laude in visual communication & video art at the Bezalel Academy. As a young artist and designer, Waxman's works featured in the Israel Museum's Bezalel Centennial Group Exhibition, at the Memad Gallery, and in alternative spaces. After a lengthy hiatus, during which he wrote, Waxman moved to Ein Hod artists' village where he is a member of the Artistic Village Art Jury, and his works are on permanent display at the Central Gallery. Waxman also owns a design studio where he produces international award-winning works, package designs, record covers for Israeli musicians and design book covers.
Waxman has published novels and children's books. His sixth book, Liebchen, won the ACUM Award for incognito-submitted works (2003).
My First Vampire Book (children), Kinneret, 1995 [Sefer Ha-Arpadim Ha-Shalem: O Al Arpadim Ve-Al Anashim]
My First Witches Book (children), Kinneret, 1995 [Sefer Ha-Mechashefot Ha-Shalem: O Mechashefot U-Mirkachot]
Darling Alexandria (novel), Keter, 1998 [Alexandria Yakirati]
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye I Die a Little (novel), Keter, 1999 [Al Na Tomar Li Shalom]
Let There Be a Story (novel), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2002 [Va-Yehi Sipur]
Liebchen (novel), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2004 [Libshen]
The Thespian (novel), Yedioth Ahronoth, 2007 [Ha-Sachkanit]
The History of Art (novel) , Xargol/ Modan, 2015 [Toldot Ha-Omanut]
Mira Magen
Dory Manor
Uriya Shavit

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Brooke Candy and the Question of Queer Femininity
I think we ought to treat pop stars as philosophers (as constructed as they are), citing them in our papers for their insights on the nature of existence and revealing to us the pulse and contradictions of dominant culture. But we must proceed with caution: like all philosophers, pop stars are often deeply problematic. On this note, I think LA rapper/singer Brooke Candy is worth exploring. She shows how all art is appropriation, but is a reminder that cashing in on subordinate cultures is vastly different from trying to rip open a norm from the inside out. She's also an interesting case for what she does (and doesn't) show us about the queer potential of femininity.
Brooke Candy (left) in Grimes' (right) video for "Genesis"
Candy provides the kind of sexual, aggressive, high-femme, esoteric visuals that follow firmly in the tradition of the mega-pop-queens before her, like Lady Gaga and Madonna. However when she first came onto the scene in 2012 with her clip for "Das Me" she was called out for cultural appropriation, along with others like Miley Cyrus who appeared to be cashing in on black culture.
Candy in "Das Me"
Candy's stylisation referencing black culture was focused on at the time, but we might also note Candy's fetishisation of disability as shown in the frame below, which is also clearly referencing Lady Gaga's Paparazzi. As in many cases where cultural appropriation is pointed out, Candy's would-be fans challenged her to try and speak from her own position instead.
The woman pushing Candy along here seems to be saying to the director "Really? You don't see how many levels of wrong this is?"
However, the problem with the demand to "speak only for yourself" is that it's difficult figuring out what that should (or can) look like. How can we avoid appropriation in art when culture circulates in endlessly reverberating ways in a globalised world? After all, the postmodern turn taught us that truth is multiple, and that meaning ought not be essentialised in bodies or objects or things…right? The solution here might be: why not turn to the "norm" as a focus for your experimentation instead?
We can see this method playing out *some* of Candy's subsequent work, where she engages with embodiments of "ideal" (white, blonde, pretty, and so on) femininity and amps it up.
From "Happy Days": Candy plays on ideas of cuteness and sexual performance
From "Paper or Plastic": Candy organises for her sister-wives to shoot their oppressor
From "Nasty": Candy blurs the distinction between stripper and Victoria's Secret Model, with camp sensibilities
From "A Study in Duality": Candy thinks through the relationship between sex and death (among other things). Here she is shown wearing her feminine armour, which appears throughout many of her clips
From "Opulence": Candy explores issues of greed, death and power. Here Candy appears to be taking the trope "diamonds are a girls best friend" to a new level (though, it could also be argued she is tapping into imagery of Shiva)
Many of her videos contain Candy playing with being grotesque, violent, scary, overwhelming, sad, and hysterical at the same time as "showing" us her objectified body. What we gain from Candy as philosopher is an engagement with the idea of the queer potential of femininity. That is, where femininity can be made "strange", where the expectations of sexuality and gender cannot be neatly contained. Often this borders into "cultural appropriation", and Candy fails to cast off the overt symbols and accessories of marginalised cultures (which, really should tell us something about the "norm").
Candy has questionable Chola curls going on in her latest clip for "Living Out Loud" but also seems to be channelling Miley Cyrus circa 2013
Candy grew up in a remarkable context—her parents were divorced, and while her mother worked as a nurse, her father worked as the chief financial officer of Hustler magazine. Despite (or perhaps because of) this "duality" of life experiences, it appears that she has been signed to a major label and for all intents and purposes is as corporately-driven as other stars.
Herein lies one of the major problems of Candy: though she's just like every other pop star trying to make a buck, she's pretending she's something "alternative". As she stated in one interview: "We can watch the news and see what's happening in the world or we can have our attention caught by some famous asshole in a red dress…Who cares who wore what at the Met Ball, it's all fake bullshit. It's a big fucking show". The comment reveals (another) limit of Candy's queer femininity: she thinks that somehow "putting it on" makes her more queer than those women at the Met Ball. In reality, the drag and camp culture that Candy revels in has always referenced the divas and the "assholes" in red dresses—in ways that is often about reverence and worship rather than cynicism.
What really differentiates Candy from her contemporaries on the red carpet?
If anything, Candy's attempts to amp up aspects of her style to border on the "obscene" is that you don't have to do amp it up to see the queer possibilities of femininity. Appropriation of the norm shows us how very contingent and unstable the norm already is in the first place. And if we rely on strategies of "turning up the volume", we might accidentally fix that (Met Ball) femininity as "natural" and "normal" by comparison. Where does gender stop being drag stop being gender stop being drag? Of course this is Judith Butler's old point, but also as RuPaul reminds us, "we're all born naked and the rest is drag". This isn't to undermine the experience that gender is an essential part of identity. In fact, it is rather to make a case for seeing gender as at once constructed and as something that we can't fully choose. So the theory goes, questioning gender makes space for the gender yet to come.
Maybe this doesn't recover Brooke Candy from her problems (she's practically the Heidegger of the pop world). But it is a helpful case in thinking through the limits and possibilities of attempting to enact queer femininity. As it turns out, gender was never not-queer all along.
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4) Language strengthening Section 907 restrictions on US aid to Azerbaijan.
5) At least $40 million in US economic assistance to Armenia, and $11 million in US military aid.
6) At least $40 million to support Armenia's efforts to serve as a regional safe haven for at-risk populations fleeing violence in the Middle East.
-- The ANCA requests not less than $8 million in Fiscal Year 2018 aid for Nagorno Karabakh, including for de-mining, rehabilitation programs, and water supply systems.
-- The ANCA seeks not less than $20 million to support implementation of the Royce-Engel peace proposals, prioritizing the placement of OSCE-monitored, advanced gunfire locator systems and sound-ranging equipment to determine the source of attacks along the line of contact.
-- The ANCA seeks the suspension of U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan until its government ceases its attacks against Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh, ends its threat of renewed war, and agrees to the peaceful resolution of regional conflicts.
Armenia provides a safe haven for refugees, participates in U.S.-led peace-keeping deployments, supports the peaceful resolution of regional disputes, and cooperates, both bilaterally and multilaterally, on political, economic, military, and cultural issues. Our nations have signed a Trade and Investment Framework Agreement and new U.S. investments, totaling over $500,000,000, have recently been made by U.S. firms in Armenia's energy and mineral industries.
Blockaded by Azerbaijan and Turkey, Armenia confronts serious challenges to its security and its sovereignty. U.S. economic and military assistance plays a vital role in strengthening Armenia's independence, providing this pro-Western republic with a greater range of strategic options in standing up to regional powers. Military aid enables Armenia's membership in NATO's Partnership for Peace, promotes NATO interoperability, and supports Armenia's participation in peacekeeping operations, including: deployments to countries ranging from Afghanistan (ISAF & Resolute Support Mission) and Iraq (Polish command) to Kosovo (KFOR), Lebanon (UNIFIL), and Mali (MINUSMA) – all since 2004.
Increased Foreign Military Financing (FMF) can modernize the Training Center for Armenia's Peacekeeping Brigade, bringing this facility up to NATO/Partnership for Peace specifications, helping Armenia to deploy a larger number of highly-trained peacekeepers and support the creation of a Role 2 Field Hospital and Explosive Ordnance Disposal/Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices Engineering unit to support peacekeeping missions. Increased International Military Educational Training (IMET) can expand U.S. training opportunities for Armenian officers, NCOs, and civil servants, advancing U.S.-Armenia defense cooperation goals.
-- The ANCA calls for not less than $40 million in Fiscal Year 2018 economic aid and $11 million in military (FMF and IMET) aid is appropriated to Armenia.
-- The ANCA requests not less than $40,000,000 is appropriated to support Armenia's efforts to serve as a regional safe haven for at-risk populations fleeing violence in the Middle East.


With energy and musicality, Dmitry Liss astounds audiences not only in Russia, where he is one of the most important conductors today, but also worldwide. As principal conductor of the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra (UPO) and the Philharmonie Zuidnederland, his indelible creative mark is evident in his development of both orchestras.
Dmitry Liss has been Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the UPO since 1995. Founded in 1936, he has transformed the UPO into a versatile and dynamic symphony orchestra. Based in Yekaterinburg, on the border between Europe and Asia, it is a major cultural force in the Sverdlovsk region as well as a cultural ambassador on the international stage. Together with the orchestra, Dmitry Liss has been invited to such venues as the Kennedy Center Washington, Bunka-Kaikan Tokyo, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, KKL Lucerne, Salle Pleyel Paris and Tonhalle Zurich, as well as to various festivals, including the Beethovenfest Bonn, Festival International de Piano de la Roque d'Anthéron and Radio France's Montpellier Festival. Liss has also received repeat invitations to La Folle Journée in France, Spain, Japan and Russia.
At the beginning of the 2016/17 season, Dmitry Liss was appointed Principal Conductor of the Philharmonie Zuidnederland. As a guest conductor, he has also appeared with renowned orchestras such as the Orchester National de France, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Radio, Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Orchester Philharmonique du Luxembourg, MDR Orchestra Leipzig, Dortmund Philharmonic and the Naples Philharmonic.
Dmitry Liss is held in high regard by many renowned soloists, including the pianist Boris Berezovsky, with whom he has recorded all four piano concertos by Sergei Rachmaninov and Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2 for Mirare, as well as piano concertos by Khachaturian and Tchaikovsky for Warner Classics. Dmitry Liss' extensive discography comprises, with recordings of Galina Ustvolskaya and Nikolai Miaskovsky's symphonies, also lesser-known Russian repertoire, which he also includes in his concert programmes.
In the 2018/2019 season, Dmitry Liss will perform at the Orchester Philharmonique du Luxembourg, the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. At the Grafenegg Festival he makes his debut with the Tonkünstler Orchestra.
Dmitry Liss was born in Balashov and studied violin, clarinet and musicology before becoming a student of Dmitri Kitaenko at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. He has been honoured with numerous Russian and international awards, most notably with the honorary title of People's Artist of Russia (2011), the country's most prestigious award for achievements in the arts.


Since 2010, Sam Crawford has provided excellent web development services to the people of NSW, Australia. Online Consulting focuses on helping its clients to grow their online businesses. With its vast experience, knowledge and insight the company helps a business to achieve more online. Our team strives to ensure that you achieve the goals you have set for your business. We empower our clients to think big and achieve more for their business.
Sam Crawford has made a team of highly experienced web designers and developers that combine its creative talent, imagination, innovation and its expertise in latest web development technologies to deliver amazing results for the clients.
eCommerce services can help your company in a number of ways, if you have a retail business online. Sam Crawford's team offers all the solutions needed to set up a successful eCommerce store, whether it is search engine exposed items or shopping cart and even analytical reports. Easy to navigate high quality websites will surely attract more customers.
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Almost 10 years ago my husband (boyfriend at the time) drove cross country with an awesome couple and their dog. They were making a huge move to the West Coast. 10 years later and another move back East and I now have the privilage to capture another huge event in their lives, the birth of their first grandchild! One week old Baby Charlotte ( a favorite name of mine ;-)) was a great model, as were the pup siblings. Let's hope she is as great a sleeper for her parents as she was for me!


All dogs over the age of 4 months are required to be licensed in our cities of San Clemente and Dana Point. The question is: Do you know why?
Rabies vaccinations are required by the California State Health and Safety Code (121690) which requires that all dogs over the age of 4 months be vaccinated and have a current license tag issued by the local governing agency. A license is the only visible indicator that your dog is current on their rabies vaccination.
Rabies is one of the most well-known of all the viruses. It is spread when an infected animal scratches or bites another animal or human. Fortunately, animal control and active vaccination programs have decreased the risk of rabies in our local canine population. There is no treatment or cure for rabies once the symptoms appear in your pet. Infection is fatal.
If your animal is not vaccinated against rabies and incurs an injury through an encounter with wildlife, there is a mandatory six-month quarantine period with only one other option—euthanasia. Unfortunately, your pet will not be allowed to leave your property during the quarantine period. The animal cannot interact with other animals that do not also live in the home. This can become quite an inconvenience. It can limit their activity if exercising your dog on a daily basis off your property or having doggie play dates on a regular basis is part of your routine. It can also be costly, if pet sitters are needed in place of boarding facilities.
Vaccination is the key to protecting you and your pet against rabies. Due to the number of rabid bats being detected by Orange County, this area has been classified as a "rabies area" by the California Department of Public Health. As a result, all animal bites are reportable and biting animals must be quarantined (17CCR2606a). Any animal exposed to potentially rabid animals must also be quarantined (17CCR2606c).
Fortunately an animal that is current on their rabies vaccination is only required to receive a rabies booster shot within five days of an encounter and spend 30 days quarantined in your home.
There are numerous other advantages to licensing your dog. If your dog is lost, the license is a direct contact between you and your animal; the licensing fee supports the San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter in finding homes for stray and surrendered pets, and the cost of the license is much less than the cost of a citation if caught without a current license.
For more information on rabies, licensing and/or general animal questions, please contact the San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter at 949.492.1617.


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Adriana Miller papers
Collection consists of administrative files, photographs, audio cassettes and video cassettes all related to the career of Adriana Miller as a dancer, entertainer, and teacher. The collection dates from 1950-2010.
American Veterans Committee records
The records of the American Veterans Committee document the organization's 60-year history advocating for peace and social justice. This collection contains a wide variety of formats, including correspondence, minutes, newspapers and newsletters, programs, official statements and testimonies, reports, membership data, legal documents, financial statements, photographs, audio reels, and artifacts.
Carol Fennelly papers
Collection contains correspondence, brochures, videos, films, photographs, newspaper articles, financial records, speeches, and invitations from 1971-1996 relating to the work of homeless rights activist Carol Fennelly and Mitch Snyder as part of the Community for Creative Non-Violence (CCNV).
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Association records
Collection contains correspondence, obituaries, reports, photographs, slides, newsletters, booklets, membership data, programs, brochures, minutes, and by-laws. The material dates from the early 1800s to 2021 with the bulk of the material falling between 1954-2013. This material relates to the history of both the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Association.
Dan Nimrod papers
Abstract Collection contains correspondence, publications, newspaper clippings, speeches, legal documents, photographs, audiotapes, and videotapes. The material dates from ca. 1950-2002, although the bulk is from 1977-2002. They are the papers of Jacob Dan Nimrod, largely from the time he resumed his writing career in 1977 until his death in 2002. The material in the collection covers the wide range of Nimrod's political writing activities, mainly concerning Israeli politics and foreign relations....
Jack Morton papers
Jack Morton Papers consists of four series of materials. The materials cover the period from the 1938-93, with the bulk of these raniging in date from 1983-90. The collection relates to the history of Jack Morton Productions, a business entertainment and meeting production company, and to the life of its founder, Jack Morton.
Joseph B. Danzansky papers
Collection includes speeches, photographs, biographical sketches, videotapes, fundraising documents, membership lists, symposium materials, correspondence, publications, resolutions, a survey, and reports. The material dates from 1968-89. The collection documents the professional life of Joseph Danzansky, particularly during his time as president of Giant Food Inc., his involvement in D.C. development, both economically and socially
Collection includes videotapes, memos, biographical files, news releases, publicity files, news clippings, correspondence, photographs, slides, audio tapes, faculty publications, LP albums, media guides, and newsletters.
PNC-Riggs Bank Records
Abstract Collection consists of the records of Riggs Bank (1896-2005) and its predecessor institutions, Riggs & Co. and Corcoran and Riggs. It also contains records from banks that Riggs acquired or merged with during the early to mid-twentieth century: Central Savings Bank/Hamilton Savings Bank, Northwest Savings Bank, Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, Washington Loan and Trust, Lincoln National Bank, and the National Bank of Washington. The collection includes records of the accounts of...
Theatre and Dance Department records
Abstract This collection contains the records of the Theatre and Dance Department at George Washington University. The Dance arm of the Department began as part of the Physical Education Department in 1926, and was later part of the Department of Human Kinetics and Leisure Studies from 1974 until 1987, when it joined with the Department of Speech and Drama to form the Theatre and Dance Department. Materials in this collection include brochures, programs, posters, flyers, articles, photographs,...
This collection include photos, diplomas, invitations, newspapers, early land holdings, 19th century newspaper accounts of the early college, Civil War records, and memorabilia.
Washington Baltimore Regional 2012 Coalition records, [olympic bid]
Collection — tube: 22
Abstract These are the records of the Washington, DC 2012 Coalition during its bid for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games to be held in the Washington Metropolitan Area. The collection includes materials use in the preparation of the Coalition's bid, its final printed preliminary and revised bids, and the International Olympic Committee's reports. The collection also includes materials from other cities' Olympic bids and the 1996 Atlanta, 2000 Sydney and 2004 Athens Olympic and Paralympic Games,...
Black-and-white slides 3
Foggy Bottom (Washington, D.C.) 2
Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) 2
Arab-Israel conflict 1
Baltimore (Md.) 1
Banks and banking -- United States 1
George Washington University--Alumni and alumnae 3
George Washington University 2
Adriana's Mecca of Middle Eastern Dance (Washington, D.C.) 1
American Veterans Committee 1
Anacostia Bank (Washington, D.C.) 1
Benny, Jack 1
Borden, William Cline 1
Burns, George 1
Burtner, Elizabeth 1
Carroll, Thomas Henry 1
Central National Bank (Washington, D.C.) 1
Central Savings Bank/Hamilton Savings Bank 1
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Association 1
Colclough, Oswald S. 1
Columbian College in the District of Columbia 1
Community for Creative Non-violence (Washington, D.C.) 1
Cooke, Paul P. 1


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Tri-Cities Fever Legends New Game: Take it to the Richland House
Curt Cartier Published: February 3, 2021
Evgeny Atamanenko
Houston, you're cleared for groundbreaking, and Lionell's leading the train to new digs in Richland.
Tri-City Fever football legends Houston Lillard and Lionell Singleton are the driving forces behind a new housing project in Richland.
Former Indoor Pro-Footballers and current community leaders Lionell Singleton and Houston Lillard are developing VertiSee, a slew of new apartment buildings in 1100 block of Columbia Park Trail in Richland.
TC Fever
The new 12-unit, 24-apartment plan had its ground breaking ceremony last week and the housing is being erected by Elite Construction + Development, the financing is coming from Broadmark Realty Capital and World Builder LLC is the new development's owner.
From a press release, the VertiSee apartments plan to bring additional housing options to the always growing Richland area. The new spread is centrally located with access to river views and walking/biking trails. Lionell and Lillard, both founders of World Builder LLC, and longtime community members post their Fever careers, are stoked to bring a new opportunity to the Tri-Cities.
Singleton said, "This has been a big dream of ours for a long time now, the city of Richland and the Tri-Cities as a whole is a growing community and we are excited to bring an additional, beautiful housing option to the residents of this wonderful community."
Tri-Cities Journal of Business
VertiSee Press Release
Lillard added, "This is our first phase and we plan for more units and potential commercial space in the near future. There hasn't been new development on the river in quite some time and we are excited to start 2021 with some beautiful apartments on Columbia Park Trail."
According to Richland Senior Planner Shane O'Neill, the Lionell and Houston greater mixed-use development plan on the Columbia Park Trail site embodies the purpose of Richland's Waterfront zoning district. He said, "Their plan aims to take advantage of waterfront property by creating commercial and residential spaces with views of the Yakima River/Columbia River delta. Future residents of his multi-family units will have nearly direct access to river trails and parks offering excellent recreational opportunities right from their front door. Surrounded by new medical facilities, professional offices, apartments and public parks, developments like this stand to set an example of what is possible in this hidden gem of the Tri-Cities."
O'Neill concluded, "Richland is pleased to see new development like the Lionell/Houston project in the Island View redevelopment area of the city."
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The Public Statutes at Large of the United States of America from the ...
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From Leicester, by Perry, East Nunda and West Nunda, to Oleon or Hamilton Village.
In New Jersey.—From Freehold, by Squancum, Manasquan, Tom's river, Cedar creek, and Manahawkin, to Tuckerton.
In Pennsylvania.—From Philadelphia to West Chester.
From Quakertown, by Springtown, to Durham.
From Harrisburg, by Cumberland, to York Haven.
From York, by M'Calls Ferry, to Mount Pleasant.
From Carlisle to Newville.
From Columbia to Marietta.
From Tunckhannock, by Springfield, Four Corners, to Montrose.
From Montrose to Binghamston.
From Athens, by the turnpike road, to Ithaca.
From York, by Lower Chanceford, to Bellair.
From Lititz to Emaus.
From Somerset, by Jones' Mills, Mount Pleasant, and Stewart's, to Pittsburg.
From Pittsburg, by Elizabethtown, Freeport, Perryopolis, and Middletown, to Uniontown.
From Beavertown, by Brighton, to Greersburg.
From Beavertown to Butler.
From Butler, by Lawrenceburg, to Kittaning.
From Meadville to Kinsman, Ohio.
From Mount Pleasant, in Wayne county, to Schohockting post-office, New York.
In the District of Columbia.—From Georgetown, by Captain John's Mill, Seneca Mills, and Barnestown, to New Market.
In Virginia.—From Norfolk, by the Falls of Roanoake, Warrenton, North Carolina, Williamsborough, Oxford, Daniel's Store, Red House, and Milton, to Danville, Virginia: from thence, by Jamestown, North Carolina, Germantown,Huntsville, Wilkesborough, and Ashe Courthouse, Elizabethtown, to Jonesborpugh, Tennessee.
From Danville to the Lead Mines.
From South Quay, by Isle of White Courthouse, to Smithfield.
From Richmond, by the United States' Arsenal and Jefferson, to Cartersville.
From Richmond, along the turnpike, and Three Notched Road, to Milton.
From Fauquier Courthouse, by Thornton's Gap, to New Market.
From Blacksburg, in Montgomery county, by Christiansburg, to Franklin Courthouse.
From New London, by Clayton's Store, Staunton River, Anthony's Ford, JVewbill's and John Smith's, to Pittsylvania Courthouse.
From Lilly Point to Halcyonville.
From Abingdon to Russell Courthouse.
From Clarksburg, by Preston, Bulltown, Salt Works, and Lewis Courthouse, to Charleston.
From Tyler Courthouse to Sistersville.
From Preston, by Buckhanon's, to Booth's Ferry.
From Morgantown, by Crab Orchard, to Kingwood.
From Kingwood, by the Swamps, Harden's Cove, Glady Creek, Hunter's Fork, and Leading Creek, to Beverly.
From Clarksburg, by Booth's Ferry, and Leading Creek, to Beverly.
From Middleburg, by Rectortown, Oak Hill, along Manassah road, by Front Royal, to Stoverstown.
From Wheeling, by Alexandria, to Washington, Pennsylvania.
In North Carolina.—From Salem to Mount Pizgah.
From Raleigh, by Delk's and Alston's, to Hillsborough.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
North Carolina.
South Carolina.
Indiana.
Missouri Territory.
From Mason Hall, by Cannon's Mills and the Shallow Ford, on Haw River, to Greensborough.
From Snow Hill, by Hookerstown, to Kingston
From Currituck Courthouse, to Knot's Island.
From Currituck Courthouse to Powell's Point.
From Lewisburg, by William's Store, Ransom's Bridge, and Moon's Store, to Enfield.
From Duplin Courthouse to Newberne.
In South Carolina.—From York Courthouse, by Harmony, George Caruth's and Rutherfordton, to Asheville, North Carolina.
From Cambridge to Hickory Grove.
From Andersonville, by Beaver Dam, to Houstonville.
From Pendleton Courthouse to Socony.
In Georgia.—From Milledgeville, by Eatonton, and Gardner's Ferry, to Greensborough.
From Milledgeville to Monticello.
From Montgomery C. H. by Tatnall C. H. to Darien.
In Ohio.—From Marietta, by Brown's Mills and Oliver's Settlement, to Lancaster.
From Lancaster, by Royaltowu, Circleville, to Washington.
From Marietta, by Bellepre, Wilkesville, Jackson Courthouse and Pikctown, to West Union.
From New Salem, by Rumley, New Hagerstown, Leesburgh, New Philadelphia, and Paintville, to Wooster.
From Columbus, by Mount Vernon, Loudenville, Wooster, and Harrisville, to Granger.
From Delaware, by Oxford, Florida, and Lexington, to Mansfield.
From Hamilton, by Jacksonborough, to New Lexington.
From Coshocton to Newark.
From Troy to Dark Courthouse.
From Granville, by Johnstown, Sunsbury, and Berkshire, to Worthington.
From Warren, by Parkman, Burton, and Chardon, to Painesville.
From Warren, by Newton, to Canton, in Starke county.
From Youngstown to New Bedford, Pennsylvania.
From Ravenna to Burton.
From Stow by Medina Courthouse, to Huron Courthouse.
From Brookfield to Mercer, Pennsylvania.
From Marietta, by Toulman's and Lexington, to Woodfield.
From West Union, by the mouth of Brush Creek and Sandy Spring, to Vanceburgh, in the state of Kentucky.
In Indiana.—From Hartford to Rising Sun. .
From Lawrenceburg, by the Rising Sun, to Vevay.
From Corydon, by Elizabeth and Liconia, to Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
From Fort Harrison, through Monroe county and Lawrence county, to Brownstown.
From Peola, by Orleans, to Lawrence Courthouse.
From Salem, by Bono, to Monroe Courthouse.
From Madison, by Graham's, to Brownstown.
From Vevay, by Edenborough, Ripley Courthouse, to Brookville.
From Centerville to Jacksonborough.
From Lexington, by Provine's, New Washington, Bethlehem, and New London, to Lexington.
From Ripley Courthouse, by Vernon, to Brownstown.
From Jeffersonville to New Albany.
In Missouri Territory.—From St. Genevieve to St . Michael.
From Jackson to Betts' Ferry.
From St. Genevieve, by Potosi, to Franklin, Howard county.
From Franklin, Howard county, to Chariton.
From St . Louis, by Florisant, to St. Charles.
In Kentucky.—From Hopkinsville, by Williams's and Boyd's Landing, to Long Creek, Caldwell county.
From Columbia to Hazle Patch.
From Danville, by Lancaster, to Somerset.
From Bowling Green to Sparta.
From Lewisville, by Woodsonville, Glasgow, Burksville, and Seventysix, to Monticello.
From Lewisville to Hardensburgh.
From Elizabethtown to Bowling Green.
From Newburgh, by Ewingsville, to Clarkesville.
From Port Royal, by Ewingsville, to Hopkinsville.
From Glasgow, by Tompkinsville, to Burksville.
From Barbourville, by Whitley Courthouse, to Somerset.
From Flemingsburg, by the mouth of Fleming and Carlisle, to Millersburgh.
From Paris, by North Middleton, to Owensville.
In Tennessee.—From Murfreesborough, by Labanon and Gallatin, to Glasgow, Kentucky.
From Lebanon, by Trowsdale's Ferry, to Mount Richardson.
From Lebanon, by Marysville, in Wilson county, to Liberty.
From Greenville, by Newport, Dandridge, and Hill's, to Knoxville.
From Winchester, by Marion Courthouse, to Pikeville.
From Rogersville, by M'Cann's store, and Black Water Salt Works, to Lee Courthouse, Virginia.
From Blountville to Paperville, on Sinking Creek.
In Mississippi.—From Natchez, by Sweazy's Ferry, Woodville, and Pinkneyville, to St. Francisville, in the state of Louisiana.
In Alabama.—From Fort Claiborne, by Fort Montgomery, to Blakely.
From Huntsville, by Milton's Bluff, Falls of Black Warrior, and French Settlement on Black Warrior, to St . Stephens.
From Huntsville to Cotton Port, in Limestone county, by Pulasky, to Columbia, in Tennessee.
From Fort Mitchell, by Fort Bainbridge, Fort Jackson, Burnt Cora Springs, Fort Claiborne, and the town of Jackson, to St. Stephens.
From Fort Jackson, by Cahaba Valley, to the Falls of Black Warrior.
From St . Stephens, by Winchester, to Ford, on Pearl river, in Mississippi.
From Mobile to Blakely. *
In Illinois.—From Bellville, by William Padfield's and the seat of justice of Bond county, to Palmyra, in the Illinois territory.
From Edwardsville to the seat of justice of Bond county.
From Kaskaskia, by Wideman's, on Kaskaskia river, to Bellville, St . Clair county.
Approved, April 20, 1818.
Tennessee.
Mississippi.
Alabama.
Illinois.
Statute I.
Chap. XCIV. — An Act to increase the salaries of the judges of the circuit April 20, 1818 court for the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That in addition to the compensation heretofore allowed by law to the judges of the circuit court for the District of Columbia, the sum of five hundred dollars per annum be paid to the chief justice of the said court, and the same sum per annum to each of the assistant judges of said court, payable quarter yearly; the first quarterly payment to be made on the first day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen.
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Act of March 3, 1811, ch. 40.
SOU dolls, additional to each of the judges of the circuit court for the district of Columbia.
Statute 1. April 20, 1818.
Appropriations.
For the capital.
Centre building of the Capitol.
Finishing President's house.
Offices to President's house.
Walls, gates, and iron railing. Contingencies.
President's square.
Representative chamber, &c.
Senate chamber, &c.
Furnishing President's house.
For deficiency of appropriation, &c.
Chap. XCVII.—An Act making appropriations for the public buildings, and for furnishing the Capitol and President's house.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That there be appropriated, for the completion of the wings of the capitol, in addition to the sum of two hundred thousand dollars already appropriated, the further sum of eighty thousand dollars.
For procuring materials, laying the foundation, and other preparations, for the centre building of the Capitol, one hundred thousand dollars.
For finishing the President's house, fifteen thousand two hundred and fourteen dollars.
For offices to the President's house, seven thousand dollars.
For the wall north of the President's house, with gates and iron railing the width of the house, three thousand five hundred and eighteen dollars.
For contingencies, four hundred and thirty-seven dollars.
For graduating and improving the President's square, ten thousand dollars.
For erecting a temporary building for committee rooms near the capitol, three thousand six hundred and thirty-four dollars.
For furnishing the representative chamber and committee rooms, thirty thousand dollars.
For furnishing the Senate chamber and committee rooms, twenty thousand dollars.
For furnishing the President's house, twenty thousand dollars.
For making good a deficiency in the appropriation of the past year for furnishing the President's house, ten thousand dollars.
Which said several sums of money, hereby appropriated, shall be paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the sum hereby appropriated for furnishing the representative chamber, shall be expended under the direction of the Speaker of the House of Representatives; that for the Senate, under the direction of the Vice President of the United States; and the remaining sums under the direction of the President of the United States.
Apphoved, April 20, 1818.
Statute I. April 20, 1818.
Act of April 27, 1816, ch. 107.
Act of May 22, 1824, ch. 136.
Duties now in force upon the articles described to cease after the 30th June, 1818.
Duties in lieu, &c.
Articles from copper.
Silver plated saddlery, &c.
Cut glass, &c.
Chap. XC VIII.—An Act to increase the duties on certainmanufaetured articles imported into the United Slates, (a)
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That, from and after the thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, the duties now in force upon the articles hereinafter enumerated and described, at their importation into the United States, shall cease; and that, in lieu thereof, there shall be thenceforth laid, levied, and collected, upon the said articles, at their importation,.the several and respective rates or duties following, that is to say: on articles manufactured from copper, or of which copper is the material of chief value, twenty-five per centum ad valorem; on silver-plated saddlery,coach and harness furniture, twenty-five per centum ad valorem; on cut glass, thirty per centum ad valorem: on tacks, brads, and sprigs, not exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand, five cents on every thousand thereof; and on tacks, brads, and sprigs, exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand, the same duty as on nails; brown Russia sheetings, not exceeding fifty-two archines in each piece, one dollar and sixty cents per piece; white Russia sheetings, not exceedto) See notes to act of July 4, 1789, ch. 2, vol. 1. 24.
ing fifty-two archines in each piece, two dollars and fifty cents per piece.
Sec. 2. And be it further enaef erf, That an addition of ten per centum, shall be made to the several rates of duties above specified and imposed, in respect to all such goods, wares, and merchandise, which, after the said thirtieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, shall be imported in ships or vessels not of the United States: Provided, That this additional duty shall not apply to goods, wares, and merchandise, imported in ships or vessels not of the United States, entitled by treaty, or by any act or acts of Congress, to be entered in the ports of the United States, on the payment of the same duties as are paid on goods, wares, or merchandise, imported in ships or vessels of the United States.
Sec. 3. ylnrf be it further enacted, That there shall be allowed a drawback of the duties, by this act imposed, on goods, wares, and merchandise, imported into the United States, upon the exportation thereof within the time, and in the manner, prescribed in the fourth section of the act, entitled "An act to regulate the duties on imports and tonnage," passed on the twenty-seventh day of April, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the existing laws shall extend to, and be in force for, the collection of the duties imposed by this act, on goods, wares, and merchandise, imported into the United States: and for the recovery, collection, distribution, and remission, of all fines, penalties, and forfeitures; and for the allowance of the drawbacks by this act authorized, as fully and effectually as if every regulation, restriction, penalty, forfeiture, provision, clause, matter, and thing, in the existing laws contained, had been inserted in, and re-enacted by this act. And that all acts and parts of acts, which are contrary to this act, shall be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Addition of 10 per cent. if the articles are imported in foreign vessels.
Proviso.
1816, ch. 107, sec. 3.
1818, ch. 107.
1832, ch.207.
1832,ch.227, ■ec. 10.
1824, ch. 4.
1828,ch.111.
1842,ch.270, sec. 11.
Drawback of the duties if the goods are exported within the time, &c. prescribed, &c. April 27, 1816, ch. 107.
The existing laws in force for the collection of the duties imposed, &c. and for the allowance of drawbacks.
Acts, &c. contrary to this act repealed.
Chap. CI. — An Ae t to increase the pay of the militia while in actual service, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That the monthly pay of the militia, which have been called into the service of the United States since the first day of September, eighteen hundred and seventeen, or which hereafter may be called into the said service, in prosecuting the war against the Seminole tribe of Indians, shall be the highest allowed by law to the militia in the service of the United States, during the late war with Great Britain.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the widows and orphans of the militia who have been called into [the] service of the United States since the said first day of September, eighteen hundred and seventeen, or who hereafter may be called into the said service, in prosecuting said war, and who may have died or been killed, or hereafter may die or be killed, in such service, shall be entitled to the same half pay, for five years, and pensions allowed by the laws now in force to the widows and orphans of the militia who died, or were killed, in the service of the United States during the late war with Great Britain.
The pay of militia called into the service of the United States against the Seminole Indians, to be the highest allowed by law during the late war, &c.
Widows and orphans of militia called into service against the Seminole Indians, &c. entitled to hairpay and pensions, &c.


As the Millennial generation moves up in the world, one of the biggest challenges that the not-for-profit world has is updating their approach to fit the millennial desire to volunteer. Millennials care deeply about the world around them and philanthropy/volunteerism is important to them.
Millennials love doing things in pairs. Call it the "Kindergarten Mentality." Or the "Girls Bathroom Effect." I consulted an organization that was trying to retain young volunteers and one of the simplest things they could change was to allow their volunteers to do things together. Even if it was as simple as changing a light bulb, Millennials stuck around when they had a friend beside them. Relationships are THE biggest motivational factor for Millennials' participation at work, at church, and at a non-profit.  If you want more Millennial participation then provide a relationship-building factor to their service. Let them work in pairs, even if it doesn't seem efficient, because you will gain a community of satisfied volunteers for your organization.
Looking to keep volunteers long-term? Hear them out. Millennials have a lot of ideas and they want them to be acknowledged.  We're the generation of participation ribbons and universal medals—we want to matter. But, this can be an asset too. It's easy to disregard what a Millennial says about your organization when they have only visited one time, but consider allowing them to fill out an evaluation sheet at the end of their service. Or have a small focus group where you genuinely listen to their opinions about how the volunteer experience could be improved for your organization. Knowing that they are heard, Millennials will want to stay involved at your organization because they know you are growing with them. WARNING: Millennials will want to see some of their changes implemented. If they don't, they will stop participating. Maybe consider participation ribbons. Just kidding. Do consider how Millennial feedback might help your organization respond to a new generation of people looking to change the world just as you are.
Many people view Millennials as "know-it-alls" who think their worldly knowledge has transcended their parents' in everyway. Yet, you might be surprised to learn that Millennials strongly desire mentorship. They want to be taught. They want your wisdom, your friendship, and your experience. They will keep coming back because they know you have cared enough about them to speak truth into their lives when many of their peers are floundering as they are. Millennials are looking for direction and purpose. Mentors are there to help walk alongside them to provide clarity and direction in their lives. I volunteered with an organization who began our time together by sitting down one-on-one to talk about my goals and passions. They continued to take interest in my personal life as we served the organization. Two years later, I am still a devoted volunteer and a long-term advocate for this organization. Their investment in me has produced an invested volunteer.


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Jon Sopel joining BBC World News as one of the permanent new lead anchors; will present a new afternoon show from early 2013.
The BBC just announced that the BBC News presenter and reporter, Jon Sopel will join BBC World News (DStv 400 / TopTV 400) as one of the 24-hour British news channel's permanent new lead anchors.
Jon Sopel will present a new afternoon show on BBC World News which will start early in 2013 from the BBC's new home at New Broadcasting House in central London.
Jon Sopel is currently one of the lead anchors at the BBC News channel in the United Kingdom where in the past few years he has anchored coverage from the Middle East during the Israel Lebanon war, Sri Lanka after the tsunami, New Orleans after Katrina, Beijing for the Olympics and South Africa for the World Cup.
Jon Sopel has also served as the Paris correspondent for BBC News and has reported on the Eurozone crisis and from the riots in Athens. He's also travelled extensively in the United States in the last two presidential campaigns and is currently in America covering this year's presidential campaign.
"I am absolutely delighted to be joining the channel to create a new show at a time when BBC World News is going from strength to strength, both in terms of investment and ambition," says Jon Sopel in a just-issued press statement. "I just can't wait to get started."
"We're delighted that such a well-respected presenter as Jon Sopel is joining the BBC World News team," says Richard Porter, the controller of English, global news at the BBC. "He has a wealth of experience, from his international reporting from Paris and the United States. I'm sure he will be a great addition to the team."
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NEWS | HEALTH SCIENCE
Duke University Hospital falls out of nation's top 20 hospitals
Photo by Henry Haggart | The Chronicle
By Stefanie Pousoulides | @StefPousoulides
August 1, 2019 | 2:49am EDT
Duke University Hospital did not make the cut for the U.S. News & World Report's 2019-2020 Honor Roll.
The Best Hospitals Honor Roll evaluates a hospital's performance in medical procedures and specialties, according to the Tuesday news release that announced the rankings. This year's Honor Roll included the best 21 hospitals from more than 4,500 facilities—but it did not include Duke University Hospital.
Last year, the hospital sat at 19th, barely making the Honor Roll. It was deemed the 17th best in the country two years ago.
"As a health system that prides itself in continuous improvement, we are not satisfied with the results of the 2019-20 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings, but we also know that they are not a comprehensive reflection of the outstanding care we provide to our patients every day," wrote Thomas Owens, president of the Duke University Hospital, in an email to the Chronicle.
Hospitals accumulate points for being nationally ranked in 16 specialty areas proportionately to the level of the rank, as described in an FAQ about the Honor Roll, and these points are used to determine the overall ranking.
While the best 20 scores typically qualify, there were 21 hospitals to make the Honor Roll this year because two hospitals—Houston Methodist and Yale New Haven—tied for the last position.
The U.S. News ranking is just one of several measures of hospital performance, Owens explained. He pointed to the Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' hospital ratings.
This spring, Duke Hospital received an "A" rating from Leapfrog and five stars from CMS's Overall Hospital Star Ratings program.
"We approach these analyses as informative and we always welcome opportunities to improve," Owens wrote of the U.S. News & World Report rankings. "First and foremost, we remain committed to our primary mission to assure that we deliver the highest quality care to our patients each day."
He also noted that the rankings for this year were based on new methodology. The U.S. News & World Report news release described this years' rankings, the 30th edition of the list, as "new and revised" and stated that U.S. news had "updated the methodology in its 12 data-driven specialty rankings." The other four specialty areas are based solely on expert opinion, according to the FAQ.
Duke remains the best hospital in North Carolina and is nationally ranked in 10 adult specialties and nine pediatric specialties. It was ranked just outside the top 50 in the geriatrics adult specialty and nine procedures and conditions.
Ophthalmology, rheumatology and nephrology are some of its highest ranking specialties—nationally seventh, 11th and 21st, respectively.
Coming on the heels of Duke, the University of North Carolina Hospitals, Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte and Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem round out the top five best hospitals in North Carolina.
Duke Hospital receives safety grade of A, climbs from C grade last year
N.C. Commerce Secretary Anthony Copeland talks Amazon, HB2
Duke drops one spot in U.S. News rankings to ninth, falling behind Penn


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Claas Reiss
Projektraum London
'Penumbra'
Gallery: Works
Gallery: Installation
See all exhibitions
James Collins
Claas Reiss is pleased to announce 'Penumbra' with new paintings by British artist James Collins in his first solo show and an essay written by Sacha Craddock. The exhibition will open on Wed 19 May with a private view from 3pm to 8pm and be on view until 19 June 2021 (no appointment needed).
'Without the painterly equivalent of clothing to represent a definable era, Collins holds on to a lifeline of naked understanding, to the assumption of implication. While James Collins's paintings carry no specific reference to period, time, or illusion, they do point to a range of signs, symbols, and significances embedded in the apparent logic of painting. The implication here is that this work has always been there, that the artist is delivering rather than inventing from the start. The observer can be thrown into questioning whether the relationship to the work is of one-to-one physicality or about looking from far away; 'is it a lake or a puddle, a sea or splodge?', but such insecurity about scale is part of a wider question as to who we are and whether we are all able to start in the same place?
No, while we understand that interpretations do shift, swerve and slide, Collins' paintings also carry a united matter of fact quality about them that comes out of intense labour over a great deal of time. The artist works like a methodical explorer, hiding, covering, as well as continuously unearthing the surface. He is a detectorist over-seeing and finding his own soundings in the history of his own making. Much in the same way that an abstract painter, knowing what they have just painted, still hope to be surprised by what they see. Of course, with no sleight of hand, or singular virtuosity such layered activity is far from fresh.
Trails, paths, and runes fit like relief carved into an ancient door. Simple form is sometimes wedged into space, a circle, for instance, somehow survives. Visit any museum, experience the way that matters so easily shift from the fundamental and universal towards the more bodily and tangible. Not just about making, but also about looking, there is comfort in the way that meaning and message is projected from outside onto even the most obtuse activity. The painted surface, a body itself, carries the apparent illusion of reaching so far back beneath paths and ruses that have been simultaneously undermined and encouraged by the artist in the same breath.
The surface, an illusion, is actual relief where some marks, found and followed, are encouraged by physical desire to protrude like sinews during an extraordinary anatomy lesson. What illustrious corpses will emerge from such a dark place? The surface, cut out almost metaphorically from the ground, leads us off to a whole history of art that merges the real with the symbolic. Simply found details of a wall or floor, accidental marks or graffiti brought flat and framed by a photograph, which in turn, itself, represents the intended as well as the incidental. So, such projection of meaning onto each innocent happenstance arrives at a sort of still-life that projects a body of exterior resolve with layers of machination beneath.
Clear colour gives way to a darker palette, to a range of reference, to waves of mixed material that becomes the thing itself. The painting becomes a different kind of place in which the eye can acclimatise once used to the dark. The observer imagines knowing this surface with touch that also does not require seeing all at once. Lighter, coloured arteries pulsate, the implication of blood and energy is allowed to rush through. The pleasure at making this fit and therefore make sense is overwhelmed by the natural desire to continue painting till all is dark and covered. Yet the history, like words lost after the computer has failed, remains.'
Sacha Craddock, December 2020
Sacha Craddock is an independent art critic, curator and consultant based in London. She has been chair of the board of Bloomberg New Contemporaries since 1996, the co-curator of the 2017 Turner Prize and a joint President of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) in the UK since 2018.
James Collins (born 1992 in UK) graduated with BA (Hons) from Wimbledon College of Art, London, in 2015 and Master of Arts (MA) from Royal College of Art, London, in 2017. James was included in the Bloomberg New Contemporaries in 2015 and the John Moore Painting Prize in 2016. Selected group exhibitions were 'Lost & Found' at Rod Barton in London (2017), 'Duo' at Galleri Jacob Bjørn in Aarhus, Denmark (2018) and, more recently, 'Abstract with Figure' at James Fuentes, New York City (2020) and 'Hideaway' at Monti8 in Latina, Italy (2021). Penumbra at Claas Reiss is James' first solo show. James lives and works in Darlington, UK.
'Penumbra' by James Collins – exhibition portfolio
'Penumbra' by James Collins – press release March 2021
'Penumbra' by James Collins – essay by Sacha Craddock Dec 2020
'Penumbra' by James Collins – exhibition floor plan
James Collins CV 2020
Please sign in via the NHS track and trace app, wear a face mask for the duration of your visit and use the hand sanitiser provided.
19 May 2021 - 19 Jun 2021
Exhibiting Artist: James Collins
Contact us: info@claasreiss.com


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Julio Revolledo, Considered the Greatest Historian of Mexican Circus, Has Died.
EspañolNorth America Obituaries
May 6, 2019 May 7, 2019 Media MonitorMexico
Julio Revolledo Cardenas, widely considered to be the number one historian of Mexican circus, passed away last night in the city of Cuernava, Morelos. His legacy consists of his efforts to rescue the history of the circus in Mexico, and his work in creating the Bachelor's degree program in Performing Arts and Contemporary Circus at La Universidad Mesoamericana in Puebla, Mexico. This was the first program of its kind in Latin America, and he served as the program's director.
The Bachelor of Performing Arts and Contemporary Circus program opened its doors at La Universidad Mesoamericana ten years ago, and injected new blood into this traditional art form which has been a staple of Mexican culture for over 200 years.
Thanks to this, the role of circus in theatrical discussion has been renewed. Allowing new artists trained through the program to take risks and discover new possibilities on stage has prevented the death of the circus arts in Mexico — a fate that was not escaped in many other Latin American nations some ten years ago.
Young graduates have traveled the world, winning prizes in international festivals, and putting Mexico on proverbial "map" of world-class training grounds for circus artists.
Revolledo wrote the book "La Fabulosa Historia del Circo en Mexico" ("The Fabulous History of Circus in Mexico") in 2004, where he recorded the stories of circus families such as the Suarez, Atayde, Fuetes Gasca, Esqueda, Bells, hermanos Vasquez, Orrin, Padilla, and many others. In this book, he analyzes the development of the circus industry in Mexico, culminating in a wonderful description of this intangible cultural heritage — of both Mexico and of humankind.
He went on to publish "El Siglo de oro del Circo en Mexico" ("The Golden Century of Circus in Mexico") in 2010, where he describes how the circus took on a more elegant equestrian aesthetic thanks to the work of the Orrin family.
Revolledo participated in a large number of international forums and circus competitions, giving workshops to youngsters and serving on juries and panels. In his youth, Revolledo completed a degree in International Relations later finishing his education with both a Masters' degree and a Doctorate in Art History. He was the grandson of Carlos Revolledo, the Peruvian circus artist and director; and was also the nephew of master juggler Rudy Cardenas. He is survived by his brothers Carlos and Marco Antonio, as well as by his nephews.
Dr. Revolledo's most recent efforts were political. As an ardent supporter of Mexico's circus traditions, he worked with the Mexican Congress to officially recognize the Circus Arts as an official aspect of the country's cultural heritage.
Julio Revolledo's body is presently at Funerales Gayosso, Domingo Diez #805, in the capital of Morelos.
To read the obituary in Spanish, click here.
Translated with permission by Thom Wall. Originally published in Spanish by Sabersinfin
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Кінні єгері, кінноєгері — різновид легкої кінноти в гвардійської і армійської кінноті (кавалерії) збройних сил різних держав світу.

У арміях різних держав кінноєгері мали різні назви (, , ). В обов'язки кінних єгерів входила кінна розвідка і служба в кінному і пішому строю. Все кінноєгеря повинні були не тільки вміти вести бій в строю батальйону, кінному і пішому, а й воювати самостійно в розсипному строю, ходити в розвідку, робити засідки, захоплювати полонених, нападати на дозори, пікети і сторожові пости противника.

Історія
Кінні єгері (німецькомовні держави) (у французів «шассери») є видозміною драгунів кінної і пішої служби. У 1779 році за часів короля Людовіка XVI, у Франції було сформовано 6 кінно-єгерських польових полків. Вже за Наполеона I число формувань кінних єгерів типу полк було значно збільшено і до початку агресії Франко-російської війни цих підрозділів стало 31.

До початку XX століття кінноєгері існували тільки в збройних силах Франції (20 полк ів) і Австро-Угорщини, де в воєнний час формувалися два ескадрони тірольських кінних єгерів і одне відділення далматинських.

Російська імперія
В Російській імперській армії цей рід військ був введений князем Григорієм Потьомкіним, 25 січня 1788 року, який сформував при всіх легко-кінних полках і при Катеринославському кірасирському полку (з 31 січня 1788 роки) добірні команди кінних єгерів, в кількості 65 чоловік особового складу в кожній. У 1789 році з усіх цих команд і з Єлизаветградського легко-кіннотного полку був сформований був кінно-єгерський полк того ж найменування. До 1796 року було вже 4 полки кінних єгерів. Але імператор Павло I їх скасував.

При Олександрі I, в 1812 році, 8 драгунських полків були перейменовані в кінноєгерські (в тому числі Чернігівський). В 1833 році кінноєгерські полки були знову розформовані і звернені на посилення полків уланських, драгунських і гусарських. В російській імперській гвардії був лейб-гвардії кінно-єгерський полк, який був переформований в лейб-гвардії драгунський.

Формування

Російська імперія
У різний період часу в Російській імперській армії були:
 Таврійський кінно-єгерський полк
 Київський кінно-єгерський полк
 Переяславський кінно-єгерський полк
 Єлисаветградський кінно-єгерський полк
 Ніжинський кінно-єгерський полк
 Чернігівський кінно-єгерський полк
 Арзамаський кінно-єгерський полк
 Ліфляндський кінно-єгерський полк
 Сіверський кінно-єгерський полк
 Тираспольський кінно-єгерський полк
 Дерптський кінно-єгерський полк
 та інші.

Див. також

Примітки

Джерела
 Марков, История конницы,

Кіннота

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Novotel Praha Wenceslas Square (Hotel code: 3194) is a modern 4* hotel with newly renovated public areas. Located in the historic part of Prague, 5 minutes walk from the famous Wenceslas Square, National Opera or Prague Convention Centre. Ideal for business and leisure trips, offers free WiFi and 4 meeting rooms. After your long day, enjoy the bar and restaurant with international and local cuisine, relax in the gym, indoor swimming pool and sauna. Onsite parking.


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US Midterm Election: National Reconciliation Remains Far Off
November 14, 2022 Robin Koerner Uncategorized 0
Published in Shinmai Shimbun
(Japan) on 11 November 2022
Translated from Japanese by T Kagata. Edited by Helaine Schweitzer.
There are close midterm races between President Joe Biden's majority Democratic Party and the minority Republican Party in the Senate and the House in an election that took place amid record inflation and a slump in the president's approval rating.
The final count in the Senate will not be known until a runoff election in Georgia, while the Republicans hold the lead in the House.
A Republican majority in either the House or the Senate would create a divide between the administration and Congress, making it more difficult to pass legislation. Inevitably, the Biden administration will be forced to play an inward-looking political game, management of which will become more difficult.
Some Republicans are reluctant to continue massive U.S. aid to Ukraine. As the Russian invasion becomes more protracted, people are suffering from "aid fatigue," and it is uncertain whether the U.S. can sustain its existing level of support.
Prior to the election, the Republican Party was riding a tailwind as it attacked the Biden administration's fiscal spending as a cause of record-breaking inflation. Midterm elections have historically been a time when the majority party most often goes down to defeat amid voter criticism.
Thus, the Democratic Party can be said to have done well this time, and there may be various reasons for this.
The Democrats focused on issues including protection of a woman's right to abortion, which the Supreme Court overturned in June, and gun control. Exit polls also suggest these matters were of particular interest to the economy.
Above all, the Democratic Party has made the state of democracy a key issue given the influence of former Republican President Trump, who baselessly claimed massive fraud in the last presidential election. More than half of the 569 Republicans running did not recognize the 2020 election results and questioned whether Biden won.
Election workers also faced a series of threats. A man believed to be a Trump supporter broke into the house of Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, attacking and seriously wounding her husband. Moderate Republicans may have felt threatened as well.
President Biden said of the Democrats' good fight, that the voters "sent a clear and unmistakable message that they want to preserve our democracy."
However, Republican members of Congress who support Trump are likely to claim that the votes were manipulated, as they did in the 2020 presidential election. Trump is also widely expected to announce shortly that he will run for president in 2024.
The two parties smeared each other during the midterms, and voters rejected the party they do not support. The division within the U.S., where even debate is difficult, is likely to deepen, and the national reconciliation that President Biden sought in his presidential campaign two years ago remains a distant prospect.
Toxic Trump Is underneath a Wave of Mockery
Taiwan's Options under the 'Neo-Washington Consensus'


Claims it was all Hillary's fault.
Begin laying groundwork for WWIII.
He�ll now be forced to slaughter his people by conventional means.
We've joined forces with our former enemies to fight our current enemies who are fighting our former allies who are fighting our current allies who became our allies before we became their enemies.
Half of Americans confident other half will buy stuff.
Don't trust anyone over 110.
Those protesting decision have to observe 252-foot buffer zone around Supreme Court.


Coastal Living magazine chose Cassique, a Kiawah island Development, as the site of its 2005 Cottage Retreat Idea House, which was described this way by one of the architects, Stan Dixon: "The house is made for casual living. It's not about formalities — it's about the beach. It's about being together." When completed, the development's 39 homes will emulate English country houses.
Viking Featured Designer Linda McLain worked closely with Rick Broome, the Charlestonarea sales representative for the Viking distributor, HADCO, who assisted in specifying and design as it related to the Viking appliances. She credits the team of architects from McKellar & Associates of Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, and Interior Designer Jackye P. Lanham of Atlanta, Georgia, for their vision in design and selection of materials. It was very much a team effort that brought about the success of the project.
Linda McLain, CKD, is co-owner with her husband, James McLain, CKD, of Signature Kitchens & Baths of Charleston.
For more about Linda, visit www.signaturekitchens.net – or download a PDF of her story here.
See more of Linda's photos.