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The holder of the America`s Cup defends the Cup against qualified Yacht Clubs from around the world that challenge the holder. However the holder has the right to choose the location and rules, (within reason). The words "within reason" have caused many arguments as you can imagine when rules can be changed on a whim for the defending team to create an advantage over their competition. In 2014 the yachts length rule was 62ft and one year later 45ft termed as AC45 and the rule owned by the Golden Gate Yacht Club the defender.
The Hamilton Island Yacht Club in Australia was termed the "Challenger of Record" with Team Australia as challenger, financed by businessman Bob Oatley who owns Hamilton Island and the Rosemount winery. However a year later Team Australia withdrew from the event claiming the entry fee of $3M was too great, the "Challenger of Record" went to Luna Rossa who also withdrew its bid in protest of rule changes. All a little puzzling you may say but that is what happens in the realms of; Billionaires, big egos, big money, national pride and a passion to win this incredible event.
Yachts are now the domain of aero space engineers, using wind tunnels and space age materials. Ben Ainslie Racing sponsored by Range Rover employed Red Bull Technologies a leading Formula 1 team, Airbus became a partner with Oracle Team USA, and Cosworth a partner of Artemis Racing founded by businessman and sailor Torbjorn Tornqvis representing the Royal Swedish Yacht Club. Yachts from France, Japan, New Zealand, are also sailing in the Louis Vuitton Cup, the America`s Cup World Series so there are five teams competing to be the Challenger.
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The Island became home to the America`s Cup after stiff competition from San Diego, and Chicago. To secure the rights to the event, Bermuda paid $77M and is expected to bring $250M to the Island. It will certainly bring World-Wide attention to the idyllic Island.
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Amy Coburn (1927-2016) - an appreciation
Passionate local historian and founder member of Harpenden & District Local History Society
By Rosemary Ross
Amy's death on 19 February leaves a great gap in the collective memory of the Local History Society. "Ask Amy" was the reply to many a query about people, places or old records of Harpenden – and Wheathampstead – history.
Mary Amy Wren was born in Wheathampstead in 1927 and educated at the village school, before going on to work at Roche Products in Welwyn Garden City as a comptometer operator. She married Leslie Coburn, a 'Harpenden man', in 1949 and moved to live in Lea Road, Harpenden. As Leslie became frailer, they moved to Piggottshill Lane. Here too she made wonderful garden.
Amy had been interested in local history since childhood, having listened attentively to stories her grandparents and other villagers told her about life in Wheathampstead. She joined Lionel Munby's WEA class in 1970, and together with Eileen Haines and Daphne Godwin spent many long hours copying and transcribing documents in the Hertfordshire Archives – the source materials for the WEA booklets on Wheathampstead and Harpenden. She was a founder member and first membership secretary of the H&DLHS.
Over some 40 years Amy gave well over 300 talks to local schools, groups and clubs. Our daughter remembers her coming into Crabtree school in the 1970s "bringing a Roman lamp, and also her help with so many school and Guide projects" – which led her to taking up a career in social history curating.
Amy wrote many articles for the Society's Newsletter, and longer studies based on her researches, including George and Henry – the stories of her Wheathampstead grandparents. Over many years she worked through the journals of Theodora Wilson, who had lived at Rivers Lodge. She was co-editor with Ruth Nason of the highly acclaimed Theodora's Journals, published by the Society in 2012.
In the days of monthly exhibitions, Amy mounted or helped with many of them, bringing her into contact with the curatorial team at St Albans Museums, particularly Felicity Hebditch. In 2001 she was the proud recipient of one of the first awards by the British Association for Local History for services to local history, in recognition of her meticulous scrutiny of maps, documents and evaluation of people's memories.
Amy worshipped at St Nicholas Church and will also be remembered for her life-long enthusiasm for bell-ringing. She was tower secretary for many years and President of the Hertfordshire County Association of Change Ringers for 1983 and 1984, their Centenary year, and was involved in the project to have the bells of St Nicholas re-cast in 1990.
Amy is survived by her younger son Martin, her elder son Trevor having sadly died, unexpectedly, last year. She is also survived by her grandchildren Josephine and Michael and great grandchildren Emily , Owen, Chloe, Karl and William.
Tributes to past members
David Hinton - 1937-2011
Eric Brandreth
John Olley - 1931-2019
Les Casey - 1930 to 2017
Ronald Arthur Staines - 1929 to 2017
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Once again, the (non-Presidential) primary election season is upon us in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. I did my civic duty around 8AM, and was the 26th voter at my precinct.
Remarkably, the Republican Party couldn't even get one person to run against Niki Tsongas for US Representative, even though this will be her first general election campaign for the seat. She won a special election last year by a less-than-crushing 51-46% margin. Actually, on second thought, that's not remarkable, considering how irrelevant the Republican Party is in Massachusetts. Our current governor is a Democrat, but the last four were Republicans, including Mitt "I wanna be President!" Romney, and none of them did much in the way of local party building.
The push to scrap the state income tax - billed as a grassroots movement - is heavily bankrolled by an odd-ball collection of libertarians who don't even pay taxes in Massachusetts, including a crackpot who's likened Homeland Security to the "Gestapo" and a "Biblical capitalist" who thinks paper money should be eliminated.
The Committee for Small Government - the self-described "grass roots organization" backing the Question 1 ballot initiative to abolish the state's income tax - collected almost 60 percent, or $211,000, of its $364,000 total from out-of-state donors, a Herald review shows.


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Business Objects to increase workforce
French company Business Objects is planning to double its headcount in the Middle East over the next 18 months as it looks to the region to drive growth.
"We have already doubled the size of the team [in the Middle East] and if we continue to grow the way we are, will roughly double the team over the next 18 months," Maurizio Carli, Business Objects EMEA senior vice president and general manager, told
IT Weekly
The firm currently employs 15 people in its Dubai office.
Carli said the firm was counting on its expansion in the Middle East to help it meet ambitious growth targets over the next three years.
"We want over three years to double our [overall] revenue," he said. "[This will be done] half though organic growth, plus expansion in areas such as the Middle East, and half through acquisitions."
The firm does not break down its goals by geographic area, but Carli said that targets for the Middle East would be "more aggressive" than elsewhere.
Carli added that the company would be looking to do more acquisitions in the same vein as that of enterprise performance management software firm Cartesis, which it purchaseed for US$300million last month.
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Pernod Ricard has made two senior appointments at its gin division.
Anheuser-Busch InBev's former global CMO, Miguel Patricio, has left the brewer to take the reins at under-pressure Kraft Heinz.
Edrington is to open a dedicated store for its The Macallan Scotch whisky brand in Dubai airport.
Diageo has formed a joint venture with baijiu producer Jiangsu Yanghe Distillery Co to launch a new whisky in the Chinese market.


Caroline Flack as Roxie Hart.
It was a great pleasure to have the opportunity to photograph Caroline backstage just after her (spectacular) performance in Chicago! We did a super quick shoot to snap some images to share with the press, promoting her starring in the musical.
She will be with the show until 5th January 2019, do get along if you have the chance!


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Telus launches Espri mental health app with a focus on frontline workers
Tom Li
Telus has launched a new mental health app for Canadian frontline workers to help reduce stress, prevent burnout, and upkeep mental wellness.
Telus' Espri app, launched on Wednesday, is fully customizable and offers tailored mental wellness resources for specific frontline occupations, including first responders, law enforcement and firefighters. The app was developed with occupationally aware psychologists, clinicians and first responders.
Diane McIntosh, chief neuroscience officer of Telus said that the app isn't just for those who are critically in need, but rather for everyone looking to improve their own mental well-being. She commented that the app would be a "failure" if people only used it when they're really struggling. She underscored the app's varied resources, including tools designed for daily wellness and periods of heightened stress.
"I feel really comfortable with the fact that it is addressing not just people who are in crisis, who really need help, but across the spectrum of wellness," said McIntosh. "There is a healthy part of the spectrum where we want to work on keeping people well, by teaching them about how to get the right kind of sleep, how to eat healthily, how to maintain your schedule and your work-life balance."
The Espri app also builds a sense of community with a group video call feature. McIntosh explained that peer support helps to alleviate the feelings of isolation and loneliness. It also provides insight to others who are at different stages and offer mutual support.
Content overview of the Espri app. Image source: Telus
Frontline workers face constant stress associated with performance, erratic shift schedules and locations. Moreover, they are often subjected to hazardous working conditions. In one example, Howard Catton, CEO of the International Council of Nurses (ICN), told Reuter's television said that more than 70 per cent of the association were saying that nurses have been subject to violence or discrimination.
"As a result of that, they are very concerned about extreme cases of psychological distress and mental health pressure," Catton said at ICN's Geneva headquarters on Oct. 10.
And yet, one prominent barrier to seek help is one that has persisted throughout history–stigma.
"There is a stigma that lives there and actually is quite real, that people tend to view themselves as being selfish, or somehow it's a sign of weakness if they look for help, even if they understand the fact that they are at higher risk," said McIntosh. "We see this with physicians, where we have very high rates of burnout, of depression, of anxiety, of suicide, startling levels with nurses, with frontline workers of all stripes, everyone being really slow to get help for themselves. They're quick to help everyone else but not themselves."
Due to the essentiality of their roles, frontline workers often downplay their needs so they can continue to help others. They also worry over how it can affect their relationship with their peers.
"Stigma regarding mental health lives in medicine. This is why we have such challenges with our funding and with our acceptance amongst our peers," said McIntosh. "Psychiatry, for instance, has long been viewed as a sort of Hocus Pocus. And now we really have a very strong scientific specialty. We have a lot of evidence to underline what we do, but it's been slow to trickle through the rest of medicine…and that can be a real barrier to them getting help themselves."
A 2018 survey by the Canadian Medical Accosication (CMA) found that one in three physicians had screened positive for symptoms of depression, and eight per cent had thought of taking their own lives within the previous year. The CMA also noted that physicians tend to delay or avoid seeking treatment, especially for psychological or psychiatric issues, due to fears over an established stoicism and being reprimanded.
McIntosh said that organizations stand to gain by investing in mental health.
"For every dollar spent on mental health, you get back at least a buck and a half, two dollars, and there's some data showing much more return on investment," she said.
But the monetary return should be seen as an effect of a healthy workforce.
"If we take care of the mental health of our employees, our employees will take care of our business," emphasized McIntosh.
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DYNAMO CONFERENCE SPEAKERS REVEALED
Two of the most influential women working in the UK's tech sector will be guest speakers at the region's biggest digital conference.
Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, founder of Stemettes, the award-winning social enterprise and Susan Bell, CEO of IT consultancy Waterstons, will deliver keynote speeches at Dynamo, the annual conference which highlights and showcases the very best in the region's IT and digital sector.
This year's conference will be held at the University of Sunderland on Thursday, June 20, with the title Roadmap for the Region's Tech Sector.
The conference is a key project of Dynamo, an industry-led initiative to connect and grow the region's tech sector – and shine a spotlight on the work that connects firms to key trends across the world.
Early-bird conference tickets are available until Thursday (May 2), with prices starting from £80 plus VAT.
Dr Imafidon was a child prodigy and one of the youngest ever to be awarded a Master's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science by the University of Oxford, aged just 20. In 2018, she was listed among the top 50 women in tech in the world by Forbes, voted the fifth most influential woman in IT by Computer Weekly and was the recipient of the prestigious Barclays UK Woman of the Year award.
She now heads Stemettes, the social enterprise inspiring the next generation of women into Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) roles. She is a recognised thought-leader in the tech sector and has previously worked with Goldman Sachs, Hewlett-Packard and Deutsche Bank.
Originally from the North East, Susan Bell started her career as a graduate at the Newcastle based Prescription Pricing Authority where she cut her teeth as an analyst programmer. She worked for First Direct before moving to UBS Investment Bank and then to Waterstons in 2011. She joined the respected company as Head of Business Technology before being appointed Operations Director and then CEO.
The conference will be hosted by the BBC's Charlie Charlton, and the programme will include sessions on:
User Centred Design / Product Modernisation
Hey robot 'Finish this detail design for me'
Globalising a North East Tech Business
Mapping the Smart City Ecosystem
Intelligent Automation Engineering industry with scoping the future of IC3
Gender Balance in Tech panel featuring Sue Ormerod (Nigel Wright), Alastair Irons (University of Sunderland) 50:50 Futures and Susan Bell (Waterstons)
The full programme is listed on the Dynamo 19 webpage.
Anne Macdonald, Head of Engagement at Dynamo, said: "We're thrilled to have two such respected figures from the tech world and we're sure conference attendees will want to hear and learn from them both.
"As well as our keynote speakers and a great range of sessions, we'll have an update about the Institute of Coding; an emerging tech panel hosted by PROTO; an innovation showcase panel chaired by Ignite, and a Dynamites' Hall of Fame, during which Dynamites Awards winners will share their stories."
Our event partners this year include Sage (headline sponsor), University of Sunderland, MAKE It Sunderland, Mincoffs, Innovation SuperNetwork, and North of England P&I.
Anne added: " While discussing what the future looks like and providing a perfect networking opportunity, the conference will also be a great platform for local firms to showcase what they do to a key audience.
"There's not much time left for people to book their early-bird tickets, so I'd urge people to log on to the Dynamo website at www.dynamonortheast.co.uk as soon as possible. We also have student tickets available at a discount this year."


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Q: Open my visualForce page when user clicks on a custom button in a related list using salesforce i am stuck on a issue.hope somebody can guide me.
I have created a Custom Object named Hello.
i have added 2 fields in it named Lead & Accounts.and they both are lookups.
Now i can see related list of my object under Accounts and leads as well
I wanna add a custom button to this related list that should open any other custom visual force page.
Now when i reached here:
Name>> Setup>> Create>>Objects>>Hello>>Custom buttons & links.

I created a new button.
Inside this i clicked "List Button"
I found an option "Display in existing window using SideBar"
I also chose Content Source as VisualForcePage.
but
there is nothing in the Content Dropdown.
How i created the page
Name>> Setup>> Develop >>Pages>>new>>MyNewPage

<apex:page standardController="Hello__c" extensions="MyExtentionFile">

</apex:page>

I tried many combinations of Standard and custom controllers but could not get success.
hope somebody can help me.
I followed this link :
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/Content/pages_controller_sosc_custom_button.htm

A: If you're creating a list button you'll also need to set the recordSetVar for it to show up as a potential content source for Hello__c.  You can see this in action in the doc link from your question.
<apex:page standardController="Hello__c" recordSetVar="hellos" extensions="MyExtensionFile">
  ... more code here ...
</apex:page>

A: First, Ralph gave you the right answer.
Check to see how you named your "Plural" form of your custom object Hello__c. If you accepted the defaults, you would have:

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*Name: Hello

*Label: Hellos

*Object Name: Hello

*API Name: Hello_c (or namespaceprefix_Hello__c)

Then with the following page and class, Content Source as VisualForcePage will display it as selectable:
Class:
public with sharing class Hello_Controller
{
    public Hello_Controller(ApexPages.StandardSetController controller)
    {
        controller.setPageSize(10);
    }
}

Page:
<apex:page standardController="Hello__c" recordSetVar="Hellos" extensions="Hello_Controller">
</apex:page>

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Filmbüfe
Filmbüfe has been established by Belmin Söylemez and Haşmet Topaloğlu in 2009. The company focuses on producing feature films as well as documentaries and shorts
About HAŞMET TOPALOĞLU, Producer
Born in 1968 he started working as a TV-reporter in 1993. He worked as reporter, producer, presenter for different national tv-channels over a period of ten years. He also wrote film critics for daily papers.
Since 2003 he produces and directs independent documentary films.
His films include "Five Construction Masters", a behind-the-scenes documentary for the future film "Istanbul Tales","34 Taxi", a film about the taxi drivers of Istanbul, screened on Arte in 2007.
In 2007 he produced and co-directed the feature documentary 'What a Beautiful Democracy!' which participated in national and international festivals including Istanbul Film Festival 2008, Sarajevo Film Festival 2008, Göteborg Film Festival 2009, and won the Critics Prize by the Turkish Association of Film Critics, in Bodrum International Film Festival, Sept 2008. The film was also screened in ARTE in January 2010, under the title of "Démocratie au Féminin".
He then co-wrote and produced the feature film 'Present Tense'.
He is also a member of Filmist, an independent film makers collective based in İstanbul.
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Having not realized there were a number of offices closed today, I was wondering why there wasn't that much activity in the downtown early this morning. I guess when the 4th of July lands on a weekend, people still believe they need that extra day off. I was glad there wasn't so much activity as it gave me time to crank back a bit and take my time preparing for morning appointments. Oh how wonderful a day it was today! I received a call from a dear colleague this morning and played catch up on news since we last spoke. She asked what I would be doing on the 4th and I told her I would likely spend some time doing yard work and simply enjoying nature. I spoke about a place not far from here that's got a very spiritual feel to it and I'll likely take my camera with me to spend some time at that great natural setting and maybe snap a few photos. I'm convinced there are locations in the world that are either turbo-juiced with either positive or negative energy. Perhaps there is some sort of sub-atomic gravitation of energy to those sites be it good or bad. I've heard that places that contain a high degree of the essence of spirituality seem to be able to ward off the negative forces of the world. There have been cities spared from the ruination of wars by some strange and mysterious reasons. There's always interesting thoughts to consider.
I listed the most charming 2 bedroom home today that's located quite close to the Aquatic Center as well as East Park. It's a home that I sold a number of years ago and has certainly changed for the better since I was last in it. There's been a new kitchen installed with all the appliances included. The kitchen/living area has been opened up with a convenient breakfast bar, the basement has been almost completely finished off with a very large rec room and a ¾ bath that has in-floor heating. Both bedrooms on the main floor are good size, all the windows have been replaced with thermal units, sliding patio doors have been installed so one can easily step out to a large deck. The rear yard is fenced and the garage has a workshop addition which gives all the more room for the little tinkering projects everyone always seems to have. There's been permanent siding installed and there's a newer high efficient furnace with central air. Since it's located on a corner, it gives a feel of there being more light and space than normal. This particular district has been very popular all the years I've been selling real estate. There are people that have lived in the same home they purchased many years ago when they were first time buyers and they're now retired and still living there. It's also quite close to Harding Elementary which would give a young family all the more reason to buy. As far as future possibilities, the basement rec room is so large that one could partition part of it off and create a 3rd bedroom by installing an egress window. The home is certainly in move-in condition so if there's anyone kicking around the idea of purchasing their first home, this would be a good fit. Let them be the first to explore 744 – 11th St. NE here in Mason City.


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Here at RE NET, we want to commemorate this release by giving out a bunch of useful gifts, including weapons you can use in Raid Mode such as the Serpent and Lead Storm.
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Hillary slowly building lead as Trump stumbles again
Op-ed: After insulting the Arab American mother of a Medal of Honor winner Donald Trump is under pressure from leading Republicans worried that Hillary is building her lead in polls.
"In recent days, Donald Trump disparaged a fallen soldier's parents," said Sen. John McCain, who was taken prisoner during the Vietnam War. "He has suggested that the likes of their son should not be allowed in the United States — to say nothing of entering its service. I cannot emphasize enough how deeply I disagree with Mr. Trump's statement. I hope Americans understand that the remarks do not represent the views of our Republican Party, its officers, or candidates." Other leading Republicans shared McCain's comments.
Trump also goofed in several interviews, denying that he was buddies with Russia's Vladimir Putin. Trump also said Russia would never invade Ukraine.
Both were demonstrable lies, and the networks showed videos and published stories proving that with glee.
Trump also is fighting the powerful National Football League, claiming they sent him a letter saying their schedule will interfere with presidential debates. The league published a statement denying it had sent any such letter.
Numerous outlets have published articles saying Trump's manager, Paul Manafort, has close ties with Putin and the former dictator of Ukraine, who was ousted and now lives in Russia.
The theory has been that even ties to Russia would not hurt Trump; he is invincible.
But some polls Monday had him behind by 7 percent, one even by 11. Reuters-Ipsos had him behind by 6 percent. Last week the Republican-leading Rasmussen site gave Hillary the first ever lead, one percent. It even gave President Obama a positive approval rating.
Real Clear Politics, which averages polls, has dropped Rasmussen.
The 538 poll site, which had shown Hillary dropping, now has her rising again. She had dropped to 51 percent but it now has her at 53, based on polls. That means she has a 53 percent chance to win. Its analytic forecast gives her a 62 percent chance to win.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/07/30/trump-nfl-dispute-whether-league-asked-debates-to-be-moved/
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/theres-plenty-of-time-for-trump-or-clinton-to-become-likable-enough/
http://www.newtekjournalismukworld.com/robert-weller/traitor-and-draft-dodger-trump-doesnt-know-what-a-hero-is
Bernie becomes grouch as end nears
Bernie Sanders "victory" string in obscure caucuses is coming to an end, and it showed in Thursday night's debate with Hillary Clinton.
Sanders lost it so often he appeared to be imitating the Muppets' Oscar the Grouch, though he was not standing in a trash can.
The media has hyped the lightly attended caucuses, in mostly white, smaller states, to keep the campaign alive.
Even if the polls prove even slightly accurate in next week's New York primary – showing Clinton leading by 17 percent – it will take all of the pundits' 24-hour coverage to resurrect Sanders.
The public may be losing interest, even when the yelling starts. Clinton's lead has risen to 17 points despite being accused by Sanders, for a day or two, of not being qualified to be president.
"As the primary approaches, the back and forth between Clinton and Sanders hasn't dramatically changed the New York contest for the Democrats in the last few days," said Lee M. Miringoff, director of The Marist College Institute for Public
The media has already started shifting the narrative to focus on whether Bernie supporters will stay home on election day. Expect a series of polls taking virtually every possible position.
Some of the same writers have pushed the line that Sanders is bringing out people who don't usually vote. That could mean Clinton won't be losing much if they do stay home. The chance of them voting for Donald Trump is virtually zero. If someone else gets the nomination there will be a feast for all writers. What it would mean is entirely unpredictable.
If it is Trump it could be the Republicans are serving the presidency up to the Democrats on a plate.
The combination of support from women, who outnumber and outvote men, could hand one or both houses of Congress over to the Democrats. Hillary would benefit from the prospect of becoming the first woman president.
Daily Show comedian Trevor Noah, commenting on more than 70 percent of women hating Trump, said that included all women, "living and dead…"


Craft Beer began with a group of restless home brewers searching for something real and flavorful; it's become a global phenomena of taste. That spirit of rebellion and innovation exists in today's home brewers.
In Long Beach, California, three groups of those home brewers will soon open breweries and bring their beers to the world: a doctor-turned-brewer and his baker wife; a father-son team who grew close over making beer; and a rock star looking for the quiet(?) existence of brewery owner.
With the help of icons Ken Grossman (Sierra Nevada), Jim Koch (Boston Beer Company), Sam Calagione (Dogfish), Greg Koch (Stone Brewing), Vinnie Cilurzo (Russian River Brewing), and others, the soul of craft beer is finally revealed. Brewmance is an independently financed, produced, and distributed documentary film by acclaimed filmmaker Christo Brock (Touch the Wall). Follow our story on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter.
Christo Brock is an American Producer, Director, and Editor best known for the iconic swim documentary Touch the Wall, the sports films Spirit of the Marathon and Hood to Coast, and the craft beer documentary Brewmance.
While working on Touch the Wall Christo developed system of independent production and distribution that involved crowdfunding, on-demand theatrical distribution, and direct audience interaction. A story about Olympic swimmers Missy Franklin and Kara Lynn Joyce, Touch the Wall had more than 500 screenings nationwide with an 80% sell-out rate. The film went on to screen on Oprah's Winfrey's OWN network and is available on iTunes, Amazon, and Netflix.
Brewmance follows three sets of accomplished home brewers who are looking to open their own breweries in the port town of Long Beach, California. The film is scheduled to debut in 2019.
Christo lives with this wife and son in Long Beach, California.
Sonja Schenk is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, editor and producer.
She directed the feature-length comedy, The Olivia Experiment, and has written several screenplays. Her short films have been shown in film festivals and galleries across the country. Her producing credits include several prominent television series, including The Bachelor, High School Reunion and others.
Sonja has edited scripted feature films shown at film festivals such as Sundance and documentaries for European and American television. She is also the author of The Digital Filmmaking Handbook and has contributed many articles on filmmaking and technology to various publications.
Laura Aguirre is a former entertainment journalist who now works as a film impact producer, mainly focusing on non-traditional and educational distribution. She was the Outreach Coordinator on the female sports documentary "Touch The Wall", about Olympian Missy Franklin. She also served as Screening Tour Manager on the award-winning documentary "She Started It", about women in tech. Laura has also coordinated screenings and built partnerships for the award-winning Autism documentary "Swim Team", the comic book film "COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages", and "And Now, Love," a documentary memoir on the life and world of Dr. Bernard W. Bail.
Hailing from the mountains of Western North Carolina, Damian Apunte discovered his fascination with film through his early obsession with video games, music videos, films, and ultimately, filmmaking as an undergraduate student at The University of North Carolina at Asheville.
Now based in Long Beach, CA, Damian has kindled his creative passion as Director of 4th Street Productions. Throughout his film career he has directed and produced films that have won awards at various local film festivals as well as an international festival in London. With his love for cinema and community, he's undertaken numerous influential roles both in his educational and professional careers such as: President of LBCC Filmmakers Association, Lead Film Coordinator for The Art Society of Long Beach, President of the Long Beach Film Festival, and the Director of Production for the Long Beach Film Foundation.
From the Bay Area to San Diego, Lauren permanently landed in Long Beach/Los Angeles to pursue her career in film and television. When not upside-down in a handstand or yoga class, Lauren can be found immersed in the film production process in either the Camera, Art, Post Production, or Stunt Department.
Lauren has served as Vice President and Director of Video Content for Séchoir.tv, and Preditor for Parsel Magazine. She has also worked on several projects ranging from narrative and documentary films; television; the fashion and beauty industry; and music videos including Justin Bieber. Passionate about all-things storytelling, Lauren is currently our Assistant Editor on Brewmance and loves learning all about beer and the people who make it. And she hopes that you do, too!


Energy consumption in wireless communication system is rapidly increasing due to growing wireless multimedia access. Combating adverse effects of excessive energy consumption demands for energy-aware system design, leading to a new research paradigm called green communication. In this paper, we propose user selection and power allocation schemes for a multi-user, multi-relay cooperative cellular system in order to minimize the cost of transmission. In the proposed schemes, the cost function is first formulated to optimize the weighted sum powers of base and relay stations. It is then extended to a more general multi-objective scheme which jointly optimizes the sum power and throughput keeping a balance between them. In both of the schemes, quality-of-service is guaranteed in terms of end-to-end signal-to-noise ratio. To make the proposed schemes realistic, we assume the presence of estimation errors in channel state information. An algorithm to enhance fairness among users in these schemes is also presented. Simulation results are presented to confirm the performance of proposed schemes in terms of energy efficiency, system throughput, outage probability, and fairness to end users.


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Wanna Save Turtles? There's a Spot For You in Margate This Weekend
Dino Flammia Published: May 3, 2018
Photo provided by Margate Terrapin Rescue Project
MARGATE — Over the years, the number of small turtles killed on a yearly basis along the Margate Causeway has been cut by about 50 percent.
That drop off likely has a lot to do with a volunteer effort that's revisiting the area on Saturday with a goal to reduce the casualty count even further.
The Margate Terrapin Rescue Project is still looking for extra hands to help with their annual "installation day" on May 5, ahead of terrapin nesting season when the females actively search for a spot to lay their eggs.
About 80 percent of the road is lined on both sides with split tubing that, according to primary coordinator Kimberly Lull, has worked best to keep diamondback terrapins from walking into traffic.
Margate Terrapin Rescue Project
"The last section is the section before the Margate toll and that's the section we're going to be working on this Saturday," Lull said.
Lull said volunteers trench about 8 inches deep to install tubing, then backfill the holes — the turtles can't get under or over the tubing.
Volunteers are also needed to repair existing tubing and replace or repair wired fencing on the guardrails.
According to Lull, an average of 126 terrapins would be killed annually on the causeway several years ago. The average lately has been fewer than 60.
Individuals interested in assisting with Saturday's event can confirm their attendance on the project's Facebook page.
Traffic safety will be provided by Kline Construction. Volunteers are encouraged to wear long sleeves, pants and gloves. Kids 8 years and older are welcome as well.
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Since people keep asking us when F&SF will be available for the Kindle, I thought I'd post here.
F&SF is currently available in electronic formats through Fictionwise.com: http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/spilogaleinceBooks.htm?cache.
I believe you can buy F&SF in a format like Mobipocket and read it on the Kindle without any problem.
I looked into the possibility of selling F&SF directly through Amazon.com, but I found their terms unwelcoming, so I haven't pursued this avenue further.
If anyone finds that they cannot use Fictionwise to get an electronic edition of F&SF that's readable on the Kindle, please let us know. Thanks.
Scientific American has a cool (and spoiler-free) article about the plausibility of Batman. It's presented as a Q&A with the author of Becoming Batman: The Possibility of a Superhero. It looks pretty cool–a shame, though, that it's not coming out til October; they're going to miss all this free publicity, though maybe The Dark Knight will be just about ready for DVD by then.


Willie Snead, a junior wide receiver on Ball State's 2013 football team that finished the season with a 10-3 overall record, has announced he will forgo his senior season and declare for the National Football League Draft.
Snead finished the 2013 season with Ball State single-season records in receptions (106), receiving yards (1,516) and receiving touchdowns (15). His 1,516 receiving yards in the 2013 season ranked third in the nation.
Snead completed his Ball State career ranked second in receiving yards (2,991), second in passes caught (223), second in touchdown catches (26) and first in 100-yard receiving games (13).
Snead, who is only one of two players in Ball State history to manage two 1,000-yard receiving seasons, helped the Cardinals to a 10-3 overall record in 2013 and an appearance in the GoDaddy Bowl. He helped Ball State to a 9-4 mark and a trip to the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl St. Petersburg in 2012, and a bowl eligible season of 6-6 as a true freshman in 2011.
Snead was named to the 2013 All-Mid-American Conference First Team and was a semifinalist for the Fred Biletnikoff Award this past season.
So there's that. More on this in a bit.
Big big fan of Willie.
I wish him the best. Colts, please draft him.


So I am loving the targets, they are really helping me stay on budget for the month. However, it would be great if we could set more accurate targets similar to typing in the amount when adding to a pot.
Targets are getting a proper revamp soon! Thanks for the feedback!


Lovely (non-dater) Laura was making the most of being single, but also really (secretly) wanted to be married.
A dear friend gave her a dating book that made her do a 180 and start being proactive with her dating life.
Things were going well! Dating can be fun!
Laura turned 30. Things were so sad. Dating is awful.
Laura went to therapy. Learned to grieve. Found her smile again. Somewhere in the midst of that, she met a guy named Travis. But they never had a chance to get to know each other. To the back burner he went.
Which brings us to January of 2011- 4 months after meeting Trav, if you're keeping track.
I wanted to be intentional with dating and moving toward some life goals again. It was around this time that I made a big decision in my career. I had been teaching 4th and 5th grade for 9 years at that point, and although I was extremely thankful for my job, it had not been my Plan A to work full time for that long. When I started teaching in 2002, my hope was to teach for a few years, get married at some point, and then have a baby and be a stay-at-home mom. As I learned to acknowledge and subsequently grieve that (totally normal) dream with my therapist, I realized that while I didn't have complete control over my marital status, I did have the ability to choose and adjust my career. What a luxury! So, I started wondering what it would be like to do something besides teaching. I didn't have a clear idea of what I'd do, but I took a leap of faith and decided to save up some money and then teach part-time for a year to give myself some space to dream and try new things. You can read more about that decision in this post called A New Dream.
And then there was my dating life. I had given myself a little break for a couple months, but I really didn't know what my next move should be. So, I prayed. If I'd learned anything up to that point so far, it was that I desperately needed God's wisdom and help with this whole process. I remember praying and asking the Lord for ideas of how to move forward.
I considered trying online dating again, but I wasn't very excited about it. Mainly because I didn't want to spend extra time on the computer. I had done online dating in the past (which took some courage because back in ye olden days of 2009, there was still a "last resort" feel to the whole thing- Dr. Cloud told me to get over it, so I did), and in a lot of ways it was very successful. I learned a TON about myself when I had to fill out forms and answer all manner of questions, and I interacted with a lot of different guys. But it only led to a few dates. So, online dating was an okay way for me to meet guys, but at the time I wasn't in the mood to give it the effort it required.
Ok, so how about any of the guys I already knew? Should I give any of them some extra attention? Hmm. What about…? No. Or maybe…? Definitely not happening. My guy friends were just my guy friends. And that was fine. Moving on.
I thought we'd moved on. He's so last year.
Why does he keep coming to mind? So. Annoying.
I tried to ignore the Travis thoughts and decided to put effort into asking friends to set me up on blind dates with single guys they knew. And yes, this is super fun, just like it sounds. It meant I had to be vulnerable and ask friends if they knew anyone I could meet. I didn't need an elaborate match making scenario. I wasn't asking people to find me a husband. All I needed were some introductions to guys I didn't know. But even as I started asking friends for suggestions and going on some dates, guess who still came to mind? That Travis guy.
Well. Something had to be done.
I remember thinking that I could ask our mutual friends if Travis was dating anyone or have them try to set us up on a date, but the bummer about set-ups is that they can take a while. This person has to remember to call that person, and then they have to get back to you, and, and, and. I was feeling kinda impatient. So I asked the Lord to help me be real brave for a second, and I made My Big Move.
If you are in a relationship or just not interested for whatever reason, no worries. God bless ya, and I promise not to be awkward if we run into each other at any future events. Well, I'm generally a bit dorky, but I won't be awkward about this particular situation.
*I'm not saying that lying is a good thing, but I am saying that sometimes it's wise to round out the truth a bit so as not to sound like a crazy person. Because let's be honest, that sentence could have said "I think about you all the time" but that just didn't hit the light and breezy note I was aiming for.
Although I'm a bit embarrassed to have shared that message with you word for word, there is a part of it that feels rather inspired. I asked him out without actually asking him out. I remember that I didn't want to specifically say, "Will you go on a date with me?", but I intentionally used dating lingo like "interested" and "in a relationship" so he'd know I wasn't just looking for a new buddy.
Even now, I'm still amazed that I sent Trav that message. God had been causing me to grow in so many ways that allowed me to feel free to take such a risk. First off, my thoughts on a woman's role in the start of a relationship had really changed over the past few years. Like really changed. As in, the Laura of a few years prior would have NEVER sent a message like that because I thought it meant I was taking over the guy's job and acting like the pursuer. In my new way of thinking, I saw that I had a big role to play in the dating game as an encourager. I definitely still wanted to date a man that was able and willing to lead his future family, but it was okay (necessary even!) for me to draw attention to myself or let someone know I existed. When Trav tells our story, he says the facebook message was like I'd stood up in a crowded room, waved at him, and said, "Hey Trav, I'm over here!", and then I sat back down and waited for him to come find me. Bingo! That was exactly my goal.
My Big Move also made me feel nervous about seeming desperate, but I had figured out a trick to dealing with that fear because it tended to creep up quite a bit in my proactive approach to dating. Any time a thought popped up along the lines of, "Oh, careful. People are going to think you're desperate!" I would stop and ask myself, "Am I desperate? Would I marry just any guy that asked because I want to get married?" And the answer was always, "No way!" I knew marriage was too great a challenge and too big a decision to make an unwise choice. I was looking for a guy to marry that I could have a really awesome marriage with. A knocked-it-out-of-the-park, home run situation. And if I never met a guy who seemed up for that challenge, then I would choose to rock the single life for the rest of my days. So, once I reminded myself that I wasn't desperate and that I couldn't control what other people thought of me, I was able to move on with whatever proactive step I was attempting.
Blah, blah, blah. You just want to know what happened after I sent the message, right?
Well, though I wouldn't know this until much later, Trav read the message and then immediately took a screen shot and showed it to a friend of his. The friend replied with, "I like her already" and Travis agreed. Phew! He didn't think I was crazy!
All that to say… my life's pretty busy. This isn't me turning you down — just saying I'm pretty thin for the next couple months.
So he was interested, but he didn't ask about a specific time to hang out. Apparently wanted to buy himself some time. Ok. I can roll with that. He asked me a few questions in the message, so I replied to those and we messaged back and forth a few times throughout the rest of the week. At one point we tried to one up each other based on who was the biggest dork. I know. Tough call. Trav thought he won when he shared that he had been the drum major of his jr. high band. Pretty high on the dork scale, right? Except that I was too. Tie game.
Super cute, right? So totally MFEO (made for each other- movie quote, anyone?). Everything was going perfectly, and just a few days later, Trav asked me out and we started dating!
No, wait. That's the opposite of what happened.
After those few messages back and forth, I stopped hearing from Trav. I knew he had said he was busy for a couple months, but it was strange to suddenly not hear from him. I suppose I could have messaged him again, but I felt like the ball was in his court. By early May (5 or 6 weeks since I'd heard from him), I opted to assume he wasn't interested. Or at least not interested enough. I had taken to heart the theory behind the He's Just Not that Into You book and movie- if a man is into you, he asks you out. If he's not asking you out, he's not into you. Maybe that sounds harsh or impatient, but I was a girl with a goal. Plus, I had finally started to believe that I was quite a catch and worth being pursued. So if a guy didn't jump at a chance to spend time with me, I was moving on.
Which is why Travis Austin ended up right where he was when this post started- on the back burner. Well, actually, to switch metaphors, I considered that door to be closed, locked, and double bolted. Done and done.
Click here to go to the next post in this series.
Eeeepp! You have a way with cliff-hangers! That was really brave of you to make the move and message him. Thank you for sharing what you wrote!
Thanks, Chelsea! I'm so glad to hear from you!
Keep going!!! You two are so cute!
I love hearing the details, and I'm so glad you posted your exact message to Trav. I think it's a masterpiece!
I remember hearing some of this as it happened, but reading the details is so much fun! This is great!


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Management Information Systems Quarterly
Power, Rationality, and the Art of Living Through Socio-Technical Change
Chrisanthi Avgerou
Most information systems research takes for granted the assumption that IS practice and associated organizational change can be effectively understood as a process of technical reasoning and acting governed by a mix of concerns about software construction, administrative control, and economic gain. Its mission has been to empower managers, IS engineers, and information and communication technology users with knowledge and techniques for effective decision making. However, empirical research frequently encounters human activity that is at odds with the assumed pattern of rational behavior. Recent work tries to explain behavior in IS and organizational change in terms of social processes rather than as a consideration of rational techniques of professional practice. In this paper, this ambivalence is addressed within the IS field with regard to technical/rational knowledge and practice. We draw from the theoretical work of Michel Foucault on power/knowledge and the aesthetics of existence to argue that the rational techniques of IS practice and the power dynamics of an organization and its social context are closely intertwined, requiring each other to be sustained. Furthermore, we develop a context-specific notion of rationality in IS innovation, through which interested parties judge the value of an innovation for their lives and consequently support or subvert its course. We demonstrate these ideas with a case study of a social security organization in Greece.
Avgerou, Chrisanthi and McGrath, Kathy. 2007. "Power, Rationality, and the Art of Living Through Socio-Technical Change," MIS Quarterly, (31: 2).
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Human Rights First Inks FiDi Lease
By Scott Klocksin	June 9, 2014 4:05 pm
75 Broad Street.
Human Rights First will be moving its New York office to the Financial District in late August, The Wall Street Journal first reported.
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The nonprofit, nonpartisan group, lured by incentives as part of the city's Commercial Revitalization Program, will occupy 17,900 square feet on the 31st and 32nd floors of the 33-story building at 75 Broad Street. The program is intended to lure firms to lease and renovate space in older-vintage downtown commercial buildings.
"Economically it's turned out to be a wonderful deal for them," said Carri Lyon of Cushman & Wakefield. "And the main thing is that every dollar they save can go back into their mission."
Ms. Lyon represented the tenant along with Robert Lowe and Kevin Daly. Frank Cento, also of Cushman & Wakefield, represented the landlord, JEMB Realty.
Human Rights First is jointly headquartered in New York and in Washington, D.C. The group will relocate its New York location from their previous space at 333 Seventh Avenue in Midtown South. The new space will serve about 70 workers on average between part and full time employees and volunteers, Ms. Lyon said.
The new 10-year lease will include some free rent and other benefits totaling about $180,000, the Journal reported. Asking rents in the building currently range from the mid- to high-$30s per square foot, a source familiar with the building said.
The new 2014-2015 New York State budget includes an extension of the Commercial Revitalization Program for Lower Manhattan.
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Suggested donation: $5 - $20 per workshop. Bring your instrument!
email your preferred workshop time to now@nowsociety.org.
The New Orchestra Workshop Society has been presenting workshops to the public for over 40 years. The first NOW Workshop took place at the Western Front on April 6 1978, facilitated by Karl Berger, the founder of the Creative Music Studio in Woodstock, NY. In the same year, the New Orchestra Workshop Society presented workshops by Anthony Davis, Oliver Lake, and Sam Rivers. In 1979, weekly workshop at the Western Front began (42 that year) and the NOW Society continues the tradition of yearly workshop series at the Western Front NOW with facilitators such as Pauline Oliveros, Eyvind Kang, Kim Myhr, Lori Freedman, Kris Davis, and Nicole Mitchell.
NOW workshops are open to creative minds of any level of ability, from all communities in inclusive and cooperative environments. They are designed for creative individuals with varied abilities and experiences and offer safe spaces to explore and create instantaneous cooperative music.
I is IIII is IIIIIIIIII - Purple Drone from Ana Dall'Ara-Majek on Vimeo.
Trading Places: Un Échange is a vibrant residency program begun in 2016 that takes place in two of Canada's foremost centers of improvised music. Multiple presenters from Montréal and Vancouver curate in collaboration, providing emerging and established musicians support for their artistic practice and opportunities for growth through cultural exchange, placing talent in agreement with opportunity.
This year, the guests from Montréal are IdaToninato (saxophone) and Émilie Gerard-Charest (cello). The Marathon at the Western front is inspired by the NOW Society Supreme Marathons of 2015 and 2016. The event will involve the visiting artists and as many as twenty musicians, including two sets by the NOW Society workshop particants, performing new works commissioned by the NOW Society, created by Justin Devries (Vancouver) and Elizabeth Millar (Montréal).
Trading places partners: Music on Main, the NOW Society, Western Front, Suoni per il Popolo and the Coastal Jazz and Blues Society.
November 5 Trading Places: un Échange Modulus Festival Concert 8pm. Attendance by workshop participants is strongly recommended!
This is the culmination event of the Trading Places: Un Échange program. Resident artists Ida Toninato and Émilie Gerard-charest will curate a concert of new music with Vancouver's premiere improvisers, presented by Music on Main.


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Adam Phillips (1)
Andrew Gurr (1)
Blair Worden (1)
Clare Bucknell (1)
David Norbrook (1)
Frank Kermode (1)
Mark Kishlansky (1)
T.J. Clark (1)
Terence Hawkes (1)
Annabel Patterson (2)
Catherine Belsey (1)
Christopher Kendrick (1)
Eric Sams (1)
Frank Lentricchia (1)
Gary Taylor (1)
John Orrell (1)
Joseph Pequigney (1)
Leah Marcus (1)
Margarita Stocker (1)
Michael Bristol (1)
Michael Wilding (1)
Nigel Smith (1)
Philip Edwards (1)
Stanley Wells (1)
Terry Eagleton (1)
Thomas Keymer (1)
Thomas McLaughlin (1)
Biography & Memoir (2)
Psychology & Anthropology (1)
Fear of Words
Mark Kishlansky: The Cavalier Parliament, 18 December 2008
The Long Parliament of Charles II
by Annabel Patterson.
"... Annabel Patterson's passion and sense of justice were inbred, but her belief in what was possible and the drive to achieve it were acquired, learned at a time when women like her were sent to secretarial school. Born in England, she has had a long career in both Canada and the United States; she was a member of the English department at Duke before its immolation, and recently retired from a chair at Yale ..."
Bardbiz
Terence Hawkes, 22 February 1990
Rebuilding Shakespeare's Globe
by Andrew Gurr and John Orrell.
Weidenfeld, 197 pp., £15.95, April 1989, 0 297 79346 2Show More
Shakespeare and the Popular Voice
Blackwell, 195 pp., £27.50, November 1989, 0 631 16873 7Show More
Re-Inventing Shakespeare: A Cultural History from the Restoration to the Present
by Gary Taylor.
Hogarth, 461 pp., £18, January 1990, 0 7012 0888 0Show More
Shakespeare's America, America's Shakespeare
by Michael Bristol.
Routledge, 237 pp., £30, January 1990, 0 415 01538 3Show More
"... plays, the factor which completed them and made them work: their original audience. Annabel Patterson's Shakespeare and the Popular Voice boldly confronts this issue in a spirited study of the ways in which the plays might be said to give that audience a voice. Rejecting as 'counter-intuitive' the notion that Shakespeare would have ..."
Who can blame him?
Frank Kermode, 5 April 1990
Critical Terms for Literary Study
edited by Frank Lentricchia and Thomas McLaughlin.
Chicago, 369 pp., £35.95, March 1990, 0 226 47201 9Show More
The Ideology of the Aesthetic
by Terry Eagleton.
Blackwell, 426 pp., £35, February 1990, 0 631 16302 6Show More
"... usefully, explicates Foucault's employment of the terms 'discourse' and 'genealogy'; Annabel Patterson no less helpfully provides a history of the Intention controversies from Beardsley and Wimsatt on, showing how, since the Copernican upheaval, the old question has acquired quite new contexts ('Between them Foucault and Derrida give ..."
Coy Mistress Uncovered
David Norbrook, 19 May 1988
Dragons Teeth: Literature in the English Revolution
by Michael Wilding.
Oxford, 288 pp., £25, September 1987, 0 19 812881 9Show More
Apocalyptic Marvell: The Second Coming in 17th-Century Poetry
by Margarita Stocker.
Harvester, 381 pp., £32.50, February 1986, 0 7108 0934 4Show More
The Politics of Mirth: Jonson, Herrick, Milton, Marvell, and the Defence of Old Holiday Pastimes
by Leah Marcus.
Milton: A Study in Ideology and Form
by Christopher Kendrick.
Methuen, 240 pp., £25, June 1986, 0 416 01251 5Show More
"... was some ideological coherence in Marvell's career is starting to gain acceptance: John Wallace, Annabel Patterson and Warren Chernaik have all concentrated on secular political thought. Stocker is the first critic to bring to Marvell the new awareness in recent historical writing of the centrality of the book of Revelation for 17th-century ..."
Double Tongued
Blair Worden: Worshipping Marvell, 18 November 2010
Andrew Marvell: The Chameleon
by Nigel Smith.
"... edition of The Poems of Andrew Marvell and, in two volumes under the general editorship of Annabel Patterson, The Prose Works of Andrew Marvell, most of which had been barely available outside copyright libraries. It was Patterson's premise that 'Marvell's prose was at least as important to civilisation as ..."
Against Self-Criticism
Adam Phillips, 5 March 2015
"... Judeo-Christian religions and their god? Internally, there is a judge and a criminal, but no jury. Annabel Patterson writes in Early Modern Liberalism of Algernon Sidney, whose 'agenda was to move the reader gradually to understand that the only guarantor against partisan jurisprudence was shared jurisprudence'. Freud's agenda in ..."
You can't prove I meant X
Clare Bucknell, 16 April 2020
Poetics of the Pillory: English Literature and Seditious Libel, 1660-1820
by Thomas Keymer.
Oxford, 352 pp., £25, October 2019, 978 0 19 874449 8Show More
"... for which, perhaps counterintuitively, we have the early modern political state to thank. As Annabel Patterson put it in 1984, in Censorship and Interpretation, '"literature" in the early modern period was conceived in part as the way around censorship.' The group of texts we think of as canonical took on their complex shapes under the ..."
Masters and Fools
T.J. Clark: Velázquez's Distance, 23 September 2021
"... be brief. We have been treated in recent decades to excellent work, by Leslie Kurke and Annabel Patterson in particular, demonstrating, really for the first time, the full range of the 'Aesopian' in antiquity and the Renaissance. It is a complex picture. Here are the facets of it that touch Velázquez. First, the ugliness – the ..."
Mulberrying
Andrew Gurr, 6 February 1986
Forms of Attention
by Frank Kermode.
Chicago, 93 pp., £9.95, September 1985, 0 226 43168 1Show More
Shakespeare: A Writer's Progress
by Philip Edwards.
Oxford, 204 pp., £12.50, January 1986, 0 19 219184 5Show More
Shakespeare's Lost Play: 'Edmund Ironside'
edited by Eric Sams.
Fourth Estate, 383 pp., £25, January 1986, 0 947795 95 2Show More
Such is my love: A Study of Shakespeare's Sonnets
by Joseph Pequigney.
Chicago, 249 pp., £16.95, October 1985, 0 226 65563 6Show More
Shakespeare Survey 38: An Annual Survey of Shakespearian Study and Production
edited by Stanley Wells.
Cambridge, 262 pp., £25, January 1986, 0 521 32026 7Show More
The Subject of Tragedy: Identity and Difference in Renaissance Drama
by Catherine Belsey.
Methuen, 253 pp., £13.95, September 1985, 0 416 32700 1Show More
"... for the Scottish tragedy intensifies the scope for conjecture). Censorship and Interpretation Annabel Patterson's study of the hermeneutics of censorship, pins the two versions of Lear much more tightly into their political and transient moments than even Gary Taylor managed in his contribution to The Division of the Kingdoms. In the process, she ..."


A unique musical instrument that connects the principles of kantele and tanpura. 17 strings kantele with a special metal bridge that gives each string those rich, "hypnotic " resonances, similar like tanpura. The tuning of this instrument can be changed in various tonal modes. Very inspiring and captivating sound.


If you don't know about Let's Encrypt ( letsencrypt.org ) is a new certificate authority thats providing free certs.
Phishing and scam websites try as hard as they can to look legitimate. And they'll using whatever tools are free. With Let's Encrypt SSL Certificates being free, they're starting to show up on many of these bad websites.
You can read their policy describing how they handle phishing and malware sites here letsencrypt.org/2015/10/29/phishing-and-malware.html . The summary is they won't do anything about it, and thats completely irresponsible.
By giving out SSL Certificates, they are vouching for these sites, providing legitimacy. Refusing to take action after a site is reported makes them just as guilty as the scammer.
They say they use Google Safe Browsing API to vet domains, but thats only pushing the problem to someone else to fix.
Their process is automated, but some basic checking thru a domain blacklist should be able to spot the majority of offenders. The list could consist of common banks, email providers, paypal, credit card companies, etc.
The second safeguard could be a simple contact form on letsencrypt.org to report a domain. Google does it ( www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/ ) as do many others, its easy and effective.
Remember, you can't trust a site just because you see the https and shame on letsencrypt.org for doing nothing about it.