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Girl interrupted: what's the best way to handle people talking over you?
Dates, the dinner table, boardrooms – has cutting off others mid-sentence become the new power play? At a time when it feels like we're being interrupted more than ever, Stylist's Moya Sarner explores how to make yourself heard.
I'm no scientist, but I've just conducted my first experiment. My 'lab' is the Stylist meeting room, where I'm observing and tallying the number of interruptions during a 20-minute brainstorm. The method? Hiding a dictaphone under my notebook and trying not to lunge protectively towards it every time papers are shifted around the table. The results? Eye-opening, to say the least…
There's a reason I'm surreptitiously tallying people who are butting in. Take the example of Kamala Harris, a former prosecutor and now the Democratic senator of California. Last month, she was repeatedly interrupted by two male Republican senators during a hearing – and pretty soon, Twitter was aghast.
A week earlier, scientist Veronika Hubeny sat on a panel discussion at the World Science Festival in New York, during which the male host repeatedly spoke over her until an exasperated woman in the audience finally called out, "Let her speak, please." Footage of both ended up going viral, the latest in a long line of clips showing interruptions playing out on a grand scale (who could forget Kanye interrupting Taylor Swift at the 2009 VMAs?).
Of course, we've all experienced that irrepressible urge to (deploys a slightly louder-than-usual voice) deliver our witty one-liner or intelligent observation – and to hell with whoever was talking. But the fact that these clips keep going viral shows that we all also recognise that sinking feeling of being unceremoniously silenced – and we've all had enough of being cut off. So why do these so-called 'manterruptions' keep happening? And is it really just the men doing it?
What's behind our interrupting culture?
My Stylist meeting pseudo-analysis recorded a huge amount of interruptions – 48 in fact, which is one every 25 seconds. Granted, my experiment was a tad crude, but it validates what Deborah Tannen, professor of linguistics at Georgetown University and author of You're The Only One I Can Tell: Inside The Language Of Women's Friendships, says: "It takes two people to create an interruption – one person to start talking and the other to stop."
Until now, studies have shown it's primarily men interrupting women (see any of the recent political debates for examples of how that plays out in the public sphere). For instance, a 2014 study at George Washington University found that when men were talking with women, they interrupted 33% more often than when they were talking with men. And in our own experiment? The majority – two thirds, in fact – of interruptions came from men, and those men who did interrupt kept on speaking, unlike the women who stopped.
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Tannen likens it to a competitive male sailor she knows, who told her that early in a race he notes the boats that are captained by women, because he knows that if he speeds towards them, they're more likely to give way. The same thing happens in meetings.
"If you're looking for a way in, you think you'll have more of a chance if you interrupt a woman, because men seem to back off less. When you, as a woman, speak and others listen, it calls attention to yourself in a way that makes many men and women in our culture uncomfortable. There is a gut-level assumption that what the woman's going to say is not as important," explains Tannen.
Yet Tannen warns against blaming men completely. "It's too simplistic to cast men as the bad guys entirely. Human relations and linguistic processes are very complicated." In fact, as that 2014 study went on to show, both men and women interrupt women more than they do men.
One Stylist staffer says she's even considered ending a friendship over interruptions. "My friend never lets me finish a sentence. It's become worse as we've grown to know each other better – and sometimes I just give up speaking before I've even finished as I know she'll finish my sentences. The relationship seems pointless because of it."
Perhaps surprisingly, it's sometimes done with the best of intentions. "Often people perceive an interruption when that was not the intention: there has been a conflict of conversational styles," says Tannen. We learn these styles as children: 'high involvement' describes people who talk along to show enthusiasm, whereas 'high considerate' describes people who believe only one voice can speak at a time. When they meet, there can be a linguistic culture clash.
But the way we converse has changed, too. Before, we'd wait our turns to talk – now, thanks to social media, we're used to jumping into conversations immediately even if they're not our own (the entire premise of Twitter, basically.) As our lives become more frantic and our conversations more rushed, perhaps we've simply lost our linguistic niceties?
The cost of interrupting
And if we're all only ever one intake of breath away from interrupting each other, does it really matter? The experts think so – in fact, they all agree that we should take interrupting more seriously than we currently do.
For organisational psychologist and co-founder of 3COze consultancy, Liane Davey, the workplace is where it's especially important to make sure you're heard. "It's extremely harmful when you're constantly interrupted. If you think of yourself as a confident, capable person, yet all the evidence suggests that people talk right over you, it means that they don't perceive you that way.
"If you withdraw, others lose confidence in you and there are strong stereotypes around leadership roles and power. It can have significant consequences for your career, as well as for your self-esteem and self-image, which in turn affect your whole life."
Of a workplace study she conducted, Tannen says, "One finding was particularly disappointing: people draw conclusions about their colleagues' abilities based on how others treat them. If a woman is frequently interrupted, we pick up on those cues and conclude that what she's saying isn't that important – that she's not worth listening to."
And what about the interrupter? Even though the interuptee feels most maligned, the interrupter is often driven by their own subconscious fears when speaking out. As a senior team member at our meeting confessed, "I never realise I'm interrupting – I just want to contribute and get my opinion across quickly. Often I feel like I haven't said enough, and so I pipe in – but at the wrong times."
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If you fear you're the conversational bulldozer of the group, one way to check is to see how often you finish other people's sentences, or if you're truly listening and not just thinking about what you're going to say next. Some even suggest that gracefully allowing the odd interruption is good manners, and that if you don't let somebody get a word in, it makes you seem domineering – especially in social situations where conversation is more nuanced. What's the solution?
With all of us wanting to be heard more than ever, whether that's on Facebook or face to face, the answer lies more in adjusting our entire behaviour – not just our words. A study found that women were interrupted more when leaning back, smiling, and looking away – so the key is to lean in (Sheryl Sandberg would be pleased), look focused and maintain eye contact if you want to hold the floor.
Tannen also has a key suggestion for both maligned parties. "Interruptees should just start talking and not stop. You don't even have to say 'let me finish' – just keep talking." And interrupters can say: "I hope I'm not interrupting you – if you think I am, please let me know." Being diligent during your next conversation and seeing exactly who is interrupting whom could ensure that everyone manages to have their voice heard… and that can only be a good thing.
Below, organisational psychologist Liane Davey details the four most common interruption situations – and how to fend them off.
The scenario: You're in a problem-solving meeting at work, in the middle of articulating your brilliant point, when you hear a voice picking holes in your argument before you've even finished. Your gut reaction is abject fury.
The subtext: "This interruption is a red card: it's always premeditated," says Davey. It occurs when the interruptee is saying something contentious or impressive and the interrupter wants to throw them off their game, causing them to become flustered and defensive. Colleagues are likely to unconsciously side with the aggressor because, as Davey puts it, "there's something alluring about power".
The fix: "Saying 'I'm sorry' means you've apologised for someone else's aggression towards you, and asking 'Can I continue?' subtly erodes your power, making you seem weak." As soon as it happens, say 'Did you have something you wanted to add?' – a polite way of saying 'You've interrupted me' that isn't apologetic. But if it happens routinely, Davey advises calling in backup by approaching someone else on the team, explaining that you're often being cut off and ask for 'coaching' to handle things differently. This makes you seem more in control, results in valuable feedback, and your colleague will be more likely to notice next time it happens.
The co-operative interjection
The scenario: You're chatting to your friends about an epic holiday idea, then before you know it, your plan is being derailed by your other friend suggesting an entirely different continent and another suggesting a different time of year. The moment passes, and you never do get to pitch your proposed group trip. You're not angry – more annoyed.
The subtext: "These interruptions tend to occur in lively discussions where everyone is interrupting each other, and it's actually evidence you're a respected, equal member of the group," says Tannen. Nevertheless, says Davey, although it's not meant to shut you down, it can have a negative effect over time. "Power dynamics in groups mean it might seem 'co-operative' but if people are speaking over you again and again, it can look like they're overriding you, taking control of the discussion."
The fix: "You should handle this very differently from a power play interruption, because it's more likely to come from someone who sees themselves as an ally," says Davey. She suggests having a private, good-natured conversation to let them know that you don't always feel like you get your point across. At work, in a high-functioning team, you should hear three nanoseconds of silence between each person speaking – "That's the best sign that there is listening going on, so wait for a beat before you start speaking."
The uncontrolled outburst
The scenario: You're at dinner with your partner and another couple. You start complaining about the waiter's attitude but don't get to finish, because one of the other couple interjects with an emotional tirade against rude customers – and it seems like it's aimed at you. Awkward…
The subtext: "If you're being interrupted by someone using an emotional tone, it's usually a failing of their self-control, and not about you," says Davey. Whoever is meant to be listening to you has lashed out, because they aren't able to inhibit their response and wait for the appropriate break in conversation.
The fix: Your instinct might be to fight back or withdraw completely in shock, but it's crucial in this instance to stay calm. "It might sound counter-intuitive, but don't immediately steer the conversation back to your topic – it will set up a tug-of-war dynamic and just increase the level of hostility." Instead, Davey's advice is to turn your attention to your interrupter, saying, "This seems to have provoked a strong reaction for you, tell me your thoughts." Let them speak and feel like they've been heard and then go back to your original point afterwards.
The efficiency intervention
The scenario: You're on a fourth date. Everything seems fine, except that you keep getting cut off – they're finishing your sentences, and you feel like you're being hurried along.
The subtext: Davey describes this kind of interruption as self-inflicted. "I see this a lot, and it's a question of shared accountability, as many people can be verbose or unclear in their expression. This interruption says: 'I get it, you've made your point already'." But it can also be a sign the other person has given up and is letting themselves be interrupted.
The fix: If you notice that you're being interrupted like this, Davey says you need to monitor how well you convey your points – and how engaged you are. And if it's in a work setting, Tannen suggests practising what you're going to say before you actually say it. Another tip if you're being concise is to speak more quickly sure you're than you otherwise would, as generally people will interrupt you less. And never use disclaimers like, "I could be wrong, but…" or "This might not work, but…" – it sends a message to your listener that what you're saying is not all that important. And that's a cue to be interrupted.
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My West and Farlin family were brought together in Raisin Township, Lenawee County, Michigan.
The term "lenawee" or "lenawai" (Shawnee) cames from the Native American word meaning "man" from the Delaware "leno or lenno". Lenawee County's first white settlers were thirty New Yorkers who founded Tecumseh on the River Raisin in May 1824. The Farlin family arrived in the 1820-30s and the West family arrived in the 1840-50s. A railroad between Toledo and Adrian was finished in 1836, opening up the area's farm land and population to the rest of the world, becoming a leader in agriculture in Michigan. It continues to be agricultural land today, though times for farmers are tough.
Much of the area remains as it was in the middle to late 1800s, with a few spots where farm land has been converted into subdivisions of homes. It remains far outside of metropolitan and populated areas, so growth and change is slow.
I was surprised to find dirt roads leading to my the homesteads of our ancestors, Farlin and West, still there in wide open fields surrounding old farm houses. At times I could tell when the original farm house and barns remained or where replaced by newer buildings, other times, I couldn't tell if they'd restored the original farm house or not. I wish I'd had time to knock on doors to find out if anyone still remains and knows of any history from that time. I'll have to plan that for my next visit.
As you drive around Lenawee County, you will see occasional signs marking the homestead as being continuously owned by the same family for over 100 years, paying tribute to the areas history.
The Lenawee County Family Researchers Genealogy Society provides local help and research as well as many events and activities around Lenawee County for historians, genealogists, and residents.
Here are some other helpful online resources I've found to help with my family history research in the area.
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I believe my family bought the 40 acres in Blissfield (now Palmyra) Twp from your ancestor Wilbur West in 1893. If I can be of any service to you please let me know.
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A grave is the final resting place of your ancestor or loved one. But sometimes making a trip to see it can be impossible. Billion graves aims to fix this. But they not only fix having access to the grave through photo's, they also are preserving the grave that may not always exist. I don't know how it works in the United States, but in Australia, graves can be reclaimed. This means that after a certain time a cemetery can take down a headstone and bury someone else in the same grave. In my family, it wasn't even just old graves that were reclaimed, the whole cemetery was. Balmain cemetery was knocked down and made way for a park. (Some of the headstones were shaped down for the paving and walls too.) So I am very happy that websites like Billion graves exist.
Billion graves was named through their goal to preserve at least one billion graves. The website is free to use and although it is predominately US based, the range of Australian records is slowly increasing. They have recently celebrated reaching 17 million records. Billion graves works through volunteers. Anyone can go out to their local cemetery and take a photo. Then they upload it to the website and the information is typed in so people can search for it. There is a cute little video on their website that explains how the process all works.
It's best to sign up first. It is free and they don't share the information with any other companies. (I get emails from them probably on a weekly basis but you are free to unsubscribe if it's too annoying.) The search bar is located on the front page and you can search for a person or a cemetery from there. Any information about the person comes up with a picture of the headstone. The great thing about taking photos from a phone with GPS location is the ease of being able to find the grave. In the getting started section they have a short video showing how to work the billion graves app on your phone when you go out to the cemetery. When you see how easy it is, you will wish all your ancestors were on the billion graves website.
Billion graves is launching a number of premium services that you have to pay for, so read through what you are requesting. For example, if you don't find a person, billion graves is now offering a premium service, where you put in the details of the person and if they find that person or it gets added they let you know. Which is a great if you are sick of typing in your family details on a regular basis hoping that they will come up.
As with any website there can be problems with the quality of the photos and the information that has been added can be of poor quality. The website also has a community tab at the top. This is where questions and answers for all kinds of topics, generally to do with how to use the website are. The store only has shirts and hats with billion graves logo on it. But the blog is really interesting, and the getting started section is great with their short videos.
At the end of the day I do like going out to a cemetery myself and have an earlier article about that in my blog. But websites like billion graves are certainly opening up the world for those that can't get there. I see all the requests of people wanting photos of their ancestors graves in Toowong cemetery and if I lived round the corner like I did at University I would be happy to open up another piece of the puzzle for those searching. Have a look, even if you can't find what your looking for, you may be able to help another person in our family history community.
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Tragic: Local Man Renowned For Ability to Smoke 20 Cigars Simultaneously Has Succumbed to COVID
If you thought COVID was only a threat to the elderly, think again.
Local Soo man Leslie Vytautas, 25, a local celebrity famous for his ability to fit 20 Cuban cigars in his mouth and smoke them all simultaneously, has tragically died from complications related to COVID-19.
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"I just can't believe he's really gone" said Leslie's closest friend, Mitch Robinson.
"We were best buddies at the Plant. I used to laugh and laugh when he would just inhale the fumes from the lathes like a vacuum cleaner until his eyes were bloodshot. Afterwords, we would go for a beer or thirty and eat our own bodyweight in poutine."
Leslie's crew remember him fondly as a likeable and funny man, often taking off his respirator in the coke ovens and pretending to choke like Arnold Schwarzenegger in Total Recall.
"He was a big guy and he's left a big hole in our hearts" recalls another coworker, who wishes to remain anonymous. "To think COVID could take down a 350 lbs monster like Leslie, it really opens your eyes."
The sobering experience has left Mitch with this to say to those who don't take the pandemic seriously: "If it can happen to a guy in the prime of his life like Leslie, it can happen to you too."
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Salaries for construction engineers can vary according to where they are employed, the state in which they work, their education and their experience. National salary averages can sometimes be misleading. It is best to search for salary information by state.
The average expected salary for a construction engineer ranges from $53,032 to $79,410, depending upon the source of information. One of the most credible sources is the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS does not list construction engineers separately, but includes them under the heading "Civil Engineer." Average mean salary for a civil engineer employed in nonresidential building construction, according to the DOL, is $79,410 as of 2009.
National averages sometimes can be misleading. Salaries can vary dramatically from state to state. The average salary for a construction engineer in Atlanta, Georgia, for example, is $76,949, according to an ERI Economic Research Institute report, while the annual wage for a construction engineer in Houston, Texas, averages $105,466. The company for which a construction engineer works also dramatically affects his wages. In a survey of employers, Jobs-Salary.com shows a salary range of $28,000 to $540,800 as of 2010. Nationally known contractors such as Turner Construction and Bechtel National tend to pay more than smaller commercial builders and subcontractors.
As with most professions, experience can have a significant impact on salary. According to information published by Salary.com, a construction engineer with less than one year's experience can expect to earn about $55,000 as of 2010. The average salary for a construction engineer with 10 to 19 years of experience is around $78,000, while those with more than 20 years of experience can expect to earn about $93,000.
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All Scripture is God-breathed … so that [you] may be … equipped for every good work.
Paul wants Timothy to be able to handle the tasks God has called him to do. There is no worse feeling than wanting to serve God while not having the necessary resources and skills. Many people, for example, long to share Christ with others but feel inadequate and inexperienced. They need equipping.
The ancient Greeks understood the meaning of "equip" in several ways. In surgery it described the setting of a broken limb. In the fishing industry it referred to the mending of nets. In politics it meant bringing together opposing groups. God longs to equip us so that there are no holes in our nets, no brokenness in our personality, and no opposing factions in our relationships.
The three main equipping agents in God's kingdom are the Spirit, the Word, and God's people. The Holy Spirit equips us with gifts for service, such as wisdom, discernment, teaching, encouragement, healing, administration, and service to others. Each of us should earnestly seek the gifts of the Spirit.
God's Word, Scripture, satisfies us with truth, sanctifies us to God, strengthens us inside, separates us from sin, shields us from the evil one, and sends us out with something to say. In addition, we need to seek out mature Christians who can help us in our Christian walk. It's a giant step toward transformation.
Lord of the church, place people in our lives with the gifts to equip us for ministry. May your Word fulfill its purpose so that we are equipped for every good work. Amen.


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How to Think About Vladimir Putin
March 2017 • Volume 46, Number 3 • Christopher Caldwell
Christopher Caldwell
Senior Editor, The Weekly Standard
Christopher Caldwell is a senior editor at The Weekly Standard. A graduate of Harvard College, his essays, columns, and reviews appear in the Claremont Review of Books, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times Book Review, the Spectator (London), Financial Times, and numerous other publications. He is the author of Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West, and is at work on a book about post-1960s America.
The following is adapted from a speech delivered on February 15, 2017, at a Hillsdale College National Leadership Seminar in Phoenix, Arizona.
Vladimir Putin is a powerful ideological symbol and a highly effective ideological litmus test. He is a hero to populist conservatives around the world and anathema to progressives. I don't want to compare him to our own president, but if you know enough about what a given American thinks of Putin, you can probably tell what he thinks of Donald Trump.
Let me stress at the outset that this is not going to be a talk about what to think about Putin, which is something you are all capable of making up your minds on, but rather how to think about him. And on this, there is one basic truth to remember, although it is often forgotten. Our globalist leaders may have deprecated sovereignty since the end of the Cold War, but that does not mean it has ceased for an instant to be the primary subject of politics.
Vladimir Vladimirovich is not the president of a feminist NGO. He is not a transgender-rights activist. He is not an ombudsman appointed by the United Nations to make and deliver slide shows about green energy. He is the elected leader of Russia—a rugged, relatively poor, militarily powerful country that in recent years has been frequently humiliated, robbed, and misled. His job has been to protect his country's prerogatives and its sovereignty in an international system that seeks to erode sovereignty in general and views Russia's sovereignty in particular as a threat.
By American standards, Putin's respect for the democratic process has been fitful at best. He has cracked down on peaceful demonstrations. Political opponents have been arrested and jailed throughout his rule. Some have even been murdered—Anna Politkovskaya, the crusading Chechnya correspondent shot in her apartment building in Moscow in 2006; Alexander Litvinenko, the spy poisoned with polonium-210 in London months later; the activist Boris Nemtsov, shot on a bridge in Moscow in early 2015. While the evidence connecting Putin's own circle to the killings is circumstantial, it merits scrutiny.
Yet if we were to use traditional measures for understanding leaders, which involve the defense of borders and national flourishing, Putin would count as the pre-eminent statesman of our time. On the world stage, who can vie with him? Only perhaps Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey.
When Putin took power in the winter of 1999-2000, his country was defenseless. It was bankrupt. It was being carved up by its new kleptocratic elites, in collusion with its old imperial rivals, the Americans. Putin changed that. In the first decade of this century, he did what Kemal Atatürk had done in Turkey in the 1920s. Out of a crumbling empire, he rescued a nation-state, and gave it coherence and purpose. He disciplined his country's plutocrats. He restored its military strength. And he refused, with ever blunter rhetoric, to accept for Russia a subservient role in an American-run world system drawn up by foreign politicians and business leaders. His voters credit him with having saved his country.


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Джоан Акочелла (в девичестве Росс, родилась в 1945 году) — американский журналист, штатный корреспондент газеты «The New Yorker». Она также является автором книг по танцам, литературе и психологии.

Образование и карьера
В 1966 году Джоан Акочелла получила степень бакалавра английского языка в Калифорнийском университете в Беркли. Защитив в 1984 году диссертацию, посвященную русскому балету, она получила докторскую степень в области философии и литературы.

Акочелла писала для еженедельной газеты «The Village Voice», также она была критиком и редактором обзоров «Dance Magazine» и танцевальным критиком для «Financial Times» в Нью-Йорке. Ее сочинения также регулярно появляются в журнале «The New York Review of Books». Она начала писать для «The New Yorker» в 1992 году и с 1998 по 2019 год была танцевальным критиком.

Она является автором ряда книг, среди которых: «Создание истерии: женщины и множественное расстройство личности» (1999 год), «Биография современного танцора и хореографа Марка Морриса» (1993 год) и «Двадцать восемь артистов и два святых» (2007 год), в последней работе исследуются достоинства, присущие выдающимся артистам. Акочелла отредактировала «Дневник Вацлава Нижинского: неизвестное издание» (1999 год), «Андрэ Левинсон о танцах» (1991 год) и «Миссия в Сиам: воспоминания Джесси Маккиннон Хартцелл» (2001 год).

Статья Джоан «Cather and the Academy», опубликованная в «The New Yorker» 27 ноября 1995 года, получила премию «Front Page Award» от клуба газетчиков Нью-Йорка и была включена в антологию «Лучшие американские эссе» 1996 года. В 2000 году она расширила эссе до полноценной книги «Уилла Кэсер и политика критики».

Обзор книги Генри Хитчингса «The Language Wars» 2012 года, написанный Акочеллой, вызвал критику со стороны Яна Фримана и Марка Либермана. Джон Макинтайр из «The Baltimore Sun» написал об этом эпизоде в колонке мнений.

Награды и звания
2017 — премия Гарольда Д. Вёрселла, Американская академия искусств и литературы

2017 — премия научный сотрудник Центра Дороти и Льюиса Б. Каллманов

2009 — научный сотрудник Берлинской премии Хольцбринка, Американская академия в Берлине

2012 — награда Ноны Балакян за выдающиеся достижения в рецензировании, Национальный кружок книжных критиков

2007 — премия в области литературы Американской академии искусств и литературы

2002 — настоящее время — научный сотрудник Нью-Йоркского гуманитарного института

1993—1994 — научный сотрудник Фонда Гуггенхайма

Примечания

Выпускники Школы искусств Тиш
Выпускники Нью-Йоркского университета


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WhiteminxProfileBooksCharts & GraphsReviewsGallery
Book Awards for Whiteminx
Awards given to books in Whiteminx's library
Summary: 254 Awards.
1,000 Books to Read Before You Die Page-A-Day Calendar 2021
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis
The Mists of Avalon (Mists of Avalon 1) by Marion Zimmer Bradley
100 Books That Shaped World History
Aesop's Fables (Wordsworth Children's Classics) (Wordsworth Collection) by Aesop
The 100 Favorite Novels of Librarians
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (5)
The Mists of Avalon (Mists of Avalon 1) by Marion Zimmer Bradley (11)
De paardenfluisteraar by Nicholas Evans (21)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (40)
Arthur : koning voor eens en altijd by Terence H White (64)
The 100 Most Influential Books Ever Written: The History of Thought from Ancient Times to Today
Lof der zotheid by Harm-Jan van Dam (1509)
1000 Books to Read Before You Die
Arthur : koning voor eens en altijd by Terence H White (2018)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (2018)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (2018)
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (2018)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (2018)
1000 лучших произведений мировой худ. литературы в русских переводах, рекомендованных для комплектования школьной библиотеки
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien
De klokkenluider van de notre dame by Victor Hugo
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien
De Morte d'Arthur by Thomas Malory
1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die
Aesop's Fables (Wordsworth Children's Classics) (Wordsworth Collection) by Aesop (2006 Edition)
Arthur : koning voor eens en altijd by Terence H White (2006/2008/2010/2012 Edition)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (2006/2008/2010/2012 Edition)
De klokkenluider van de notre dame by Victor Hugo (2006/2008/2010/2012 Edition)
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (2006/2008/2010/2012 Edition)
1001 böcker du måste läsa innan du dör
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1) by J.R.R. Tolkien
Lof der zotheid by Harm-Jan van Dam
The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Part 3) by J.R.R. Tolkien
1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up
Aesop's Fables (Wordsworth Children's Classics) (Wordsworth Collection) by Aesop (2009, Ages 8↑)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (2009, Ages 8↑)
The Carpet People by Terry Pratchett (2009, Ages 8↑)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling ( 2009, Ages 8↑)
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling ( 2009, Ages 8↑)
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling ( 2009, Ages 8↑)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (2009, Ages 12↑)
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1) by J.R.R. Tolkien ( [0801] | 2009 | Ages 12↑)
500 Great Books by Women
The Mists of Avalon (Mists of Avalon 1) by Marion Zimmer Bradley (Imagined Worlds)
501 Must-Read Books
The colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett (Children's Fiction)
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1) by J.R.R. Tolkien (Children's Fiction)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (Children's Fiction)
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle (Children's Fiction)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Children's Fiction)
66 Bücher, von denen alle sagen, dass du sie gelesen haben musst
AbeBooks: 50 Essential Historical Fiction Books
Abraham Lincoln Illinois High School Book Award Nominee
The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents by Terry Pratchett (2007)
Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay
The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Part 3) by J.R.R. Tolkien (2003)
Academy Award for Writing Adapted Screenplay Nominee
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1) by J.R.R. Tolkien (2001)
AISLE Read-Aloud Books Too Good To Miss
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Middle School, 1998)
Roverandom by J. R. R. Tolkien (Middle School, 1999)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling ( Ageless, 1999)
ALA Best Books for Young Adults
Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by Robin Mckinley (1978)
The Outlaws of Sherwood (Faber Audio) by Robin McKinley (1988)
Deerskin by Robin McKinley (1994)
Rose Daughter by Robin McKinley (1998)
Subtle Knife, The (Golden Compass) (His Dark Materials) by Philip Pullman (1998)
Harry Potter & de geheime kamer by J.K. Rowling (2000)
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (2000)
AMBER SPYGLASS, THE (GOLDEN COMPASS) (HIS DARK MATERIALS) by PHILIP PULLMAN (2002)
Harry Potter en de Orde van de Feniks by J.K. Rowling (2004)
Drakologie by Ernest Drake (2005)
Harry Potter en de halfbloed prins by J.K. Rowling (2006)
Harry Potter en de relieken des doods by J.K. Rowling (2008)
ALA Notable Books for Adults
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle (1968)
ALA Notable Children's Book
Aesop's Fables (Wordsworth Children's Classics) (Wordsworth Collection) by Aesop (1981)
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling (2001)
Het Merlijn complot / druk 1 by D. Wynne Jones (2004)
ALA Outstanding Books for the College Bound
Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by Robin Mckinley (Fiction, 1999)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Literature & Language Arts, 2004)
ALA Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults
Subtle Knife, The (Golden Compass) (His Dark Materials) by Philip Pullman (Changing Dimensions, 1999)
Maskerade (Discworld S.) by Terry Pratchett ( Page Turners -- Adult Novels for Teens, 2000)
Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett ( Humor, 2001)
Carpe Jugulum (Discworld #23) by Terry Pratchett ( Flights of Fantasy: Beyond Harry and Frodo, 2003)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Flights of Fantasy: Beyond Harry and Frodo, 2003)
Deerskin by Robin McKinley ( Gateway to Faerie, 2005)
The Tough Guide to Fantasyland (GollanczF.) by Diana Wynne Jones ( What's so Funny?, 2007)
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling ( Fame and Fortune, 2009)
Eragon (Inheritance, Book 1) by Christopher Paolini (Adventure Seekers, 2012)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (Book to Movie: Ripped From the Pages, 2015)
Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by Robin Mckinley (Romance -- Passion and Heartbreak, 2000; Twists on the Tale, 2010; Fairy Tales Retold: Once Upon a Twisted Time, 2016)
ALA Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers
Alabama Camellia Children's Choice Book Award
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (6-8, 1980-1981)
Amazon.com Best Books
American Booksellers Book of the Year
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (Children's, 1999)
Anthony Award
Harry Potter en de Orde van de Feniks by J.K. Rowling (Young Adult, 2004)
Anthony Burgess: 99 Novels
Audie Award Finalist
Subtle Knife, The (Golden Compass) (His Dark Materials) by Philip Pullman (Achievement and Innovation in Production, 2001)
Harry Potter en de relieken des doods by J.K. Rowling (Audiobook of the Year, 2008)
Brisingr (Inheritance, Book 3) by Christopher Paolini (Audiobook of the Year, 2009)
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis (2005)
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling (Children's Titles For Ages 8+, 2001)
Harry Potter en de halfbloed prins by J.K. Rowling (Children's Titles for Ages 8+, 2006)
Priestess of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley (Fiction, 2002)
Thief of Time by Terry Pratchett (Science Fiction, 2003)
The Mists of Avalon (Mists of Avalon 1) by Marion Zimmer Bradley (Solo Performance, 1996)
Audie Winner
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling ( Solo Narration - Male, 2001)
Subtle Knife, The (Golden Compass) (His Dark Materials) by Philip Pullman (Children's Titles For Ages 8+, 2001)
AMBER SPYGLASS, THE (GOLDEN COMPASS) (HIS DARK MATERIALS) by PHILIP PULLMAN (Achievement/Innovation in Production, Children's Titles for Ages 8+, Multi-Voiced Performance, 2002)
Harry Potter en de Orde van de Feniks by J.K. Rowling ( Audiobook of the Year, Children's Titles for Ages 8+, Package Design, 2004)
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Package Design, 2007)
The Long Tail: How Endless Choice Is Creating Unlimited Demand by Chris Anderson (Business Information/Educational, 2007)
Harry Potter en de relieken des doods by J.K. Rowling (Solo Narration - Male, 2008)
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis (Package Design| [2005]|2004)
Aurealis Award Finalist
The Novice (The Black Magician Trilogy, Book 2) by Trudi Canavan (Fantasy Novel, 2002)
BBC Culture - The 100 Greatest British Novels
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (26)
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis (97)
BBC's Big Read
Night Watch by Terry Pratchett (2003|No 73)
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (Best loved novel, 2003, No 01)
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling (Best loved novel, 2003, No 05)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (Best loved novel, 2003, No 22)
Harry Potter & de geheime kamer by J.K. Rowling (Best loved novel, 2003, No 23)
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (Best loved novel, 2003, No 24)
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (Best loved novel, 2003, No 25)
Mort by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 65)
Guards! Guards! (Discworld) by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 69)
The colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 93)
Small Gods (Discworld Novel S.) by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 102)
Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 126)
Hogfather (Discworld S.) by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 137)
Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 148)
Soul Music by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 151)
Thief of Time by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 152)
De waarheid by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 193)
De paardenfluisteraar by Nicholas Evans (Best loved novel, 2003, No 195)
Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett (Best loved novel, 2003, No 197)
Arthur : koning voor eens en altijd by Terence H White (Best loved novel, 2003, No 198)
BCCB Blue Ribbon Book
Benjamin Franklin Award
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (Audiobook - Children, 2001)
Best Works of Literature by Piero Scaruffi
BILBY
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit: An Illustrated Edition of the Fantasy Classic by J.R.R. Tolkien (Older Readers, 1997)
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: The Ring Sets Out; The Ring Goes South; The Treason of Isengard; The Ring Goes East; The War of the Ring; The End of the Third Age; Appendices by J. R. R. Tolkien (Older Readers, 2002)
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (older readers, 2005)
Harry Potter en de halfbloed prins by J.K. Rowling (older readers, 2006)
Eragon (Inheritance, Book 1) by Christopher Paolini (older readers, 2007)
Harry Potter en de relieken des doods by J.K. Rowling (older readers, 2008)
Birmingham Cable Children's Book Award
Blue Hen Book Award
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling ( Middle Readers, 2001)
Blue Peter Book Award
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling (Best Book To Share, 2000)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (Best Storybook, 2001)
Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize shortlist
Thief of Time by Terry Pratchett (2002)
Book of the Month Club Selection
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle (April 2015)
Book Sense Book of the Year
Eragon (Inheritance, Book 1) by Christopher Paolini (Children's Literature Winner, 2004)
BookDepository's 100 Best Books Ever
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman
Booker Prize Longlist
Books of the Decade: The 50 books that defined the decade
Bram Stoker Award
Harry Potter & de gevangene van Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (Work for Young Readers, 1999)
Bram Stoker Award Nominee
Harry Potter en de vuurbeker by J.K. Rowling ( Work For Younger Readers, 2000)
British Book Award
Northern Lights Collectors Limited Editi by Phillip Pullman (Children's Book of the Year, 1997)
Harry Potter & de steen der wijzen by J.K. Rowling (Children's Book of the Year, 1998)
Harry Potter & de geheime kamer by J.K. Rowling (Children's Book of the Year, 1999)
AMBER SPYGLASS, THE (GOLDEN COMPASS) (HIS DARK MATERIALS) by PHILIP PULLMAN (Children's Book of the Year, 2001)
Harry Potter en de halfbloed prins by J.K. Rowling (Book of the Year, 2006)


Find how to apply for a Registered Marijuana Dispensary (RMD) certificate of registration, the various resources provided to RMDs, and the Cannabis Control Commission responses to RMD applications.
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My Halloween Muddy Buddies were a huge success! I made three batches that were quickly devoured at my office. Suffice it to say, they are incredibly addictive! The Halloween version featured Reese's Pieces. My Easter Muddy Buddies feature pastel Sixlets to add a little extra pop of flavor!
For this version, I used Pink Velvet Cake Mix instead of the standard Funfetti. The taste is a bit more mild – not quite the white cake flavor of Funfetti. But I think it blends well with the Sixlets. This recipe is almost identical to the Halloween version except for the substitution of the Pink Velvet cake mix and the Sixlets. I created a new Ziplist for it in case this is your first landing page!
My husband likes this recipe better than the Halloween one! I think he likes the Sixlets too!
Pour the Rice Chex in a large bowl.
In large ziploc bag, place the cake mix and powdered sugar. Shake to mix completely.
Melt almond bark according to package instructions.
Pour melted almond bark over the Rice Chex. Mix thoroughly with large spoon.
Pour the cereal/almond bark mix into the large bag with the powdered sugar and cake mix. Zip bag closed and shake until all of the cereal is coated with the powdery mix.
Add sprinkles and sixlets and shake again.
Bet you can't just eat one handful!!


The Ulster Unionist Party have announced that a new youth wing is currently being formed and is expected to be formally ratified at the Ulster Unionist Party's AGM in March.
The announcement follows on from last night's decision to disband taken by the Ulster Young Unionists Council, an affiliated body of the UUP.
A former member of the Young Unionists who supported the motion to disband is one of the key players behind moves to form a new youth wing.
Speaking this morning Queen's University student Mark Dunn, a young Ulster Unionist from East Antrim, said: "The old structure of the UYUC was not serving the party or young unionists well. The disbandment is a hugely significant development as it gives me and dozens of other young Ulster Unionists the opportunity to re-constitute a Young Ulster Unionist wing of the party that, rather than being a largely un-representative affiliated body, can be an integral part of the party.
"As a student of Queens I have been approached by a significant number of Ulster Unionist supporters who felt that the UYUC was not a vehicle in which they felt they could express their brand of Unionism. They felt that the UYUC was more akin to a wing of the DUP than pragmatic Ulster Unionism.
Mr Dunn said he had already had a number of meetings with the UUP Chairman with a view to establishing to the new association as soon as possible.
It is expected that this new Ulster Unionist youth wing will be up and running after ratification at the AGM in March. The former UYUC was largely hostile to the policies and leadership of the UUP with a number of speakers who held anti-Agreement views regularly attending meetings.
"I and others feel it is a nonsense to suggest that the youth are abandoning the party, far from it, we expect a far larger number of young people to come onboard now than the eight or so people that formed the bulk of the UYUC," said Mr Dunn.
It is understood that some of the former UYUC members will be joining the DUP.
Former Ulster Unionist MP Cecil Walker has died today after suffering a heart attack. The MP for north Belfast between 1983 and 2001, Sir Cecil lost his seat to the DUP's Nigel Dodds. Ulster Unionist Party Leader Sir Reg Empey said: "I would like to extend my deepest condolences to the Walker family at this sad time.
Ulster Unionist Party leader David Trimble's response to the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning (IICD) report has been to again reiterate that the IRA must put its arms beyond use and must decommission its weapons.
An MLA has criticised those behind a debate in the Assembly today on delays to the long-awaited Programme for Government.
Condolences have been expressed to the family circle of the late Captain Austin Ardill MC, an MP for Carrickfergus in the former Stormont Parliament. East Antrim MLA Ken Robinson was commenting on the sad news and said: "All who met with Austin were immediately struck by his sense of dignity, friendship and acute political awareness.
A war of words erupted today between Ulster Unionist leader, David Trimble and Lagan Valley MP Jeffrey Donaldson. It follows Mr Donaldson's high profile defection from the Ulster Unionist Party to the Democratic Unionist Party on Monday.


Welch, M. Courtney. Evolution, Not Revolution: The Effect of New Deal Legislation on Industrial Growth and Union Development in Dallas, Texas, dissertation, August 2010; Denton, Texas. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc30524/: accessed April 23, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; .


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From Theresa May to Simon Cowell and Emma Watson – normal people reveal how sharing a name with a famous person changed their lives
Ordinary Brits tell the Sun Online about sharing a name with some of the UK's most famous people
Thomas Burrows
ONE is a political heavyweight currently embroiled in a messy divorce from a long-term partner and the other is a probation worker.
Normally there would be little to link these two together, but 50-year-old Maidstone mum Theresa May is one of hundreds of Brits in the unique position of having the EXACT same name as a famous person.
Brits have spoken about the pros and cons of sharing a name with a famous person
While she has little interest in politics, Theresa says she is constantly the butt of jokes and dreads having her name announced out loud.
And she is not alone - here ordinary Brits tell the Sun Online about the hilarious pros and cons of having the same name as some of the UK's most famous people.
They describe the disappointed looks they get when they board a plane and the cabin crew realise they're not an A-list star.
But their celebrity name can sometimes help them get freebies, secure the best seat in the house at fancy restaurants or whizzed through passport control.
THERESA MAY, 50, from Maidstone, works in the probation service
Theresa May said she hated sharing her name with the current Prime Minister
"I just dread saying my name to be honest. I know I'm going to get some comment.
"It's quite embarrassing, especially going to the doctors when my name comes up on the screen and there's a few people who laugh at me. It's not very nice to be honest.
"I got married in 2009 so that's when my name changed, before that I was Billstein but that wasn't much better because no one could ever spell it.
"It's not my husband's fault.
"I've even got the Prime Minister's middle name which doesn't help either.
She even shares the same middle name as the Prime MinisterCredit: AFP or licensors
"It's since she became PM. Before I don't think anyone really took much notice. I haven't noticed any great change since Brexit.
"I get people coming up to me and saying 'can you give us more money?'
"When I came back from France and through Border Control they said 'ha, ha, you're our boss and stuff like that.
"You just get stupid comments all the time. I've heard it so many times now. It's very tiring, to be honest.
"I don't know too much about Theresa May the Prime Minister, I find the whole politics thing quite confusing."
Emma Watson, 42, a freelance publicist from Newcastle
Emma Watson, 42, said she'd never watched the Harry Potter films or read the books
"It's usually if I'm getting on a flight or I'm checking into a hotel that it gets mentioned.
"I was flying into LA once and I remember walking through the cabin and the cabin crew behind me went 'oh no it's not her, it's just that girl over there'.
"I also remember I checked into a hotel in Dallas once and handed my stuff over and he said 'oh you're not her!' I said 'no, but I'm me!'
"The plus side is when going through passport control they always mention the name and I get through really easily.
Emma Watson is most famed for her role in the Harry Potter film series as Hermione Granger
"I haven't had any freebies but it's good particularly in the States when I'm making a reservation over the phone for a restaurant or something because they hear the English accent and I give them the name and it makes it easier.
"It only became a thing when the Harry Potter films began.
"Whenever I show my credit card or driving licence, there's always a comment, every time. I half expect it now because I'm used to it.
"I've never seen a Harry Potter film, I've never read a Harry Potter book and I find her a bit hard work as well.
"She's the polar opposite of me – I used to work with rock and metal bands, she would hate all of that."
WINSTON CHURCHILL, 77, from Swindon
Winston Churchill, 77, from Swindon, said he was proud to share his name with Britain's wartime Prime Minister
The dad-of-three said: "I appreciate the name.
"Nobody ever believes me when I say it.
"They say 'oh you must be joking'. I'm not actually using Winston at the moment, I'm using Mick. My wife doesn't really like the Winston bit.
"But my real name is Winston Michael Churchill and that's what I have to put down if I ever sign anything.
"I used to hate it when my name was called out when I went to the doctors because everyone glares at you but I'm happy to have the name I've got.
Winston Churchill became PM on May 13, 1940 - eight months after World War Two started
"I think Churchill was a great minister in his day, there's a lot on the TV about him and I say 'well that never happened to me!'
"I still work part-time at the Oasis Leisure Centre in Swindon as a cleaner.
"They get a lot of new youngsters come in and some of the top people say to them 'he's called Winston Churchill' and they say 'no way'. And so they come up and ask 'are you really called Winston Churchill, is that right?' And I say 'yeah' and they walk away shaking their heads in disbelief.
"You get the mickey taken out of you over the years, so I'm so used to it."
SIMON COWELL, 46, a construction manager from Leeds
Simon Cowell, 46, from Leeds, (pictured with his daughter) said he used to have a 'quiet life' before his famous namesake came to prominence
"I go to Southampton airport every weekend and I get people smiling and there was one day when there was an announcement saying 'can the last remaining passenger Simon Cowell make his way to Gate 6 or whatever' which was a bit embarrassing because everyone was stood there looking for him and there were really disappointed when it wasn't him.
"I went to Barbados earlier this year and the cabin crew were expecting actual Simon Cowell to get on.
"It's the little things you get, like people will laugh at you in the chemists, or when they look at your credit card.
TV judge and music producer Simon Cowell has been at the forefront of TV talent shows since 2001
"It's not benefited me in any great way.
"When I was younger, before Simon Cowell was famous, I had a quiet life.
"It's been the last 20 years it's been a thing. I wouldn't say I'm a fan of Simon, but I don't mind the guy."
NAOMI CAMPBELL, 30, an officer manager from Stockport
Naomi Campbell, 30, from Stockport, said people judge her on her looks when they hear her name
"Sharing the same name as the world's most famous supermodel comes with its challenges.
"People judge me on my looks when they hear my name and I feel like saying: 'I'm not a supermodel.'
"She's this powerful, fiery female and I'm a shy 5ft 1in girl from a council estate.
"When I call up the local Pizza Express I always get: 'Are you the real Naomi Campbell?'
Naomi Campbell was one of the world's first five supermodels
"I stop myself from saying: 'I'm pretty sure the real Naomi Campbell wouldn't eat in Pizza Express.'
"When I meet new people they have a joke, saying things such as: 'You're a lot smaller than I expected.'
"After the news that Naomi was arrested for assault, I was buying a new mobile and the sales-person said: 'Please don't throw your phone at me.'
"But I've got free entry to nightclubs before, so there are worse people to share a name with."
JAYME OLIVER, 28, a support worker from Oxford
Jayme used to hate being teased about the 'Naked Chef' but has grown to love her name
"My name was nothing special as a kid but when Jamie Oliver's Naked Chef came on TV, suddenly I was the butt of jokes at school.
"I've grown from hating the affiliation to loving it.
"Once, my mum Gill made a reservation at Jamie's Italian in Oxford for my birthday meal.
"When we arrived, she sent me in first and the waitress said they were expecting me.
"At the table there was a signed cookbook, we got a discounted bill and a free bottle of wine.
Britain's most famous chef learnt to cook from age eight and started his own businesses after leaving school with just two GCSE qualifications
"If I book us in at a restaurant, we get the best seats and amazing service.
"I think they're expecting the chef to turn up! When Colin and I married last year, he took my name.
"I wasn't going to stop being Jayme Oliver."
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Social media is an integral part of most people's lives. And as we all know, anything posted on social media lives there forever. So what does this mean when someone who you've been connected with on Facebook or other social platforms dies?
What happens with their content? Their online persona? Their legacy?
Facebook is trying to help eliminate issues surrounding the process of what happens to someone's account and the memories that live on it long after they die.
What changes will Facebook make with AI regarding deceased user profiles?
Facebook announced that they will be using artificial intelligence to combat grief-inducing memories of people who have passed away and whose accounts are still accessible on the platform.
This announcement is not the first of its kind to come out of Facebook.
Nearly a decade ago, Facebook introduced the concept of memorializing accounts of the deceased as a way to stop prompting friends and family members to "reconnect" because they "hadn't spoken in a while." In 2015, Facebook introduced the Legacy Contact feature, which allows living users to dedicate a trusted individual to log in to their account and take control of their content if or when the assignee passes away.
Despite the options to memorialize an account and/or assign a Legacy Contact to one's profile as a preventative measure, there have still been gaps in ensuring that deceased individuals have their lives and legacies properly handled in their absence.
Facebook's Help Center is saturated with FAQs about memorialized accounts. Questions from "What will happen [if] I pass away?"; "Why is this profile no longer active?"; and "Can I add/remove content from a [deceased person's] Facebook page?" are just a few samples of user-generated inquires about the processes that occur when a person dies and leaves their social media accounts behind.
These FAQs are accessible via the Memorialization Request form and on the Help Center itself.
Until this most recent announcement, anyone could memorialize a person's Facebook account, regardless of relationship. The process by which a person can request an account to be memorialized is rather simple and impersonal.
The Memorialization Request page is dense with information about what happens when an account is memorialized, warnings that memorialization is a big, irreversible decision, and reminders that ultimately, the individual or their Legacy Contact (should one exist) has final say on what happens with the person's account.
The above image shows that anyone can submit the memorialization request form, even if they were a distant friend, coworker, or extended relative of the deceased – something that Facebook will be changing in 2019.
What's changing in 2019, and where does AI factor in?
Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, wrote a blog post highlighting all of the changes to come to Facebook regarding how it manages profiles of the deceased while maintaining a personal touch despite relying on AI to assist with the process.
Facebook will be using artificial intelligence to identify profiles of users who have died, but whose profiles have not yet been changed to a Memorialization page. If a deceased person's profile page is not memorialized by a family member or friend, the user will appear in searches, their birthdate reminders will be sent out to all of their Facebook friends, and they will be visible in lists to invite them to events, games, and other related content.
AI will know that the person has died despite the lack of memorialization on their page, and make sure not to include them in search functions or other memory-triggering capacities on the site.
This is being implemented in order to streamline the process of easing family members and friends' pain.
As opposed to the longstanding post-to-profile function that looks and behaves the same as an active Facebook user's wall does, Tributes expands on this concept by existing as a distinctly separate tab on memorialized profiles. This tab will be specifically for memories, stories, milestones, and other moments that are of heightened importance surrounding the user's life and death.
In addition to the controllable features Legacy Contacts are granted by the deceased user, Facebook is expanding the controls Legacy Contacts have regarding the deceased's page and content.
Now, Legacy Contacts will be able to moderate posts on the person's profile by changing, removing, or editing who can tag the deceased in posts, pictures, or memories. The Legacy Contact can also monitor who can post at all or view others' posts.
These new controls build on existing controls, but help the Legacy Contact to manage sensitive content posted by others that family members or close friends may not yet be ready to see.
Additionally, in cases of children who have died, Facebook has not yet implemented a Legacy Contact function for minors; however, an update to their policy includes allowing parents of deceased minors to request Legacy Contact status for them.
While Facebook is attempting to alleviate some of the grief that comes along with losing a loved one, even artificial intelligence cannot eliminate grief entirely. And though everyone grieves differently, social media provides family and friends an opportunity to revisit wonderful memories of those who have passed on, no matter how long they've been gone.
Want to keep learning? Read more to gain knowledge about applications of artificial intelligence in other areas or about current Facebook trends and habits.


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The day three giant women stood onstage together at a tiny N.C. school
Outside of the aunt who raised me and put up with all of my devilment, I have always considered the three greatest women to walk the earth in modern American history to be Mary McLeod Bethune, Eleanor Roosevelt and Charlotte Hawkins Brown. (Study 'em: you'll be equally impressed.)
Mickey Michaux was blessed to see them up close and personal.
Michaux, the former state representative from Durham, and I were talking several months ago when he mentioned he'd attended Palmer Memorial Institute, the finishing school Brown in 1902 founded near Greensboro.
I told him how much I worshipped the ground upon which Bethune, Roosevelt and Brown walked.
"I saw all three of them," he stated matter-of-factly.
At one time?
"Yes." He then proceeded to tell me where that ground was - right down the road a piece near Greensboro.
As Women's History Month speeds toward an end, I called Michaux, figuring it'd be cool to write about a time three colossuses strode a small N.C. private school campus at one time.
I declare, it's a wonder the earth didn't tilt on its axis from the weight of all that intellectual heft in one place at one time. It's also impossible to imagine any one month being long enough to adequately celebrate American women - when you could learn about each of those three alone for a month and still not learn everything worth knowing.
Bethune, internationally renowned as an educator, founded a college – it's now called Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach. I was smitten after reading, as a child, that her resourceful students and she had to go into the woods to pick blackberries to make ink for the cash-strapped school's inkwells. I may have even tried to make my own ink that way but kept eating the blackberries.
Roosevelt changed forever the presumed role of First Lady from picking the White House drapes and doilies for the coffee tables to championing the rights of the underdog. She is credited with nudging hubby FDR further to the left on important social issues than he was initially inclined to go.
Besides that, she was a helluva newspaper columnist.
And they all came together on a 400-acre campus founded by a Henderson native who wanted to give Southern Black children the same exposure to education she'd gotten when her family had moved to Massachusetts during her childhood.
Michaux was 14 or 15, he said, his second year at America's premier – if not only – finishing school for upper class Black students.
"Dr. Brown had a habit of calling 'chapel' anytime she wanted to, so one day she called us to chapel and Dr. Bethune and Mrs. Roosevelt were there," he said.
At the time, he didn't appreciate the historical significance of the moment, nor did at least one of his classmates. "When Dr. Brown introduced her as 'the First Lady,' a fellow behind me said 'First Lady of what?' Somebody whispered 'Of the United States, fool,'" Michaux remembered with a laugh.
He said he doesn't remember much of what the women said, but the memory of them gracing the school with their presence is indelible.
Michaux also doesn't remember why he wanted so badly to attend the small, private school in Sedalia.
He thinks it was because he knew some students who'd gone there and seemed to enjoy it. They included two granddaughters of John Merrick, founder of N.C. Mutual Life Insurance Co.
"It was a small school, no more than 200 students," he said. "After the first year, my parents asked if I wanted to transfer to Choate (in Connecticut) or another finishing school up North. I said 'No.' I wanted to stay right where I was, because it was the kind of place that once you got there and got to know folks, you didn't want to leave."
Eleanor must have considered the trip to the bucolic campus payback for a missed visit, because in her March 22, 1945 syndicated My Day column, she gave the school a shout-out: "We made the 10 o'clock train for Greensboro, and arrived yesterday morning, unfortunately too late to go to Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown's school at Sedalia, in which my mother-in-law was interested."
She did visit Bennett College in Greensboro during that March trip, though.
Another perk of attending Palmer – as if a world-class education wasn't enough – was what happened on the campus in 1948: "We had Nat King Cole in concert for a week, every morning in chapel," he said. The crooner had earlier that year married Maria Hawkins Ellington, Charlotte Hawkins Brown's orphaned niece, Carole, a student at the scgool.
The famous singer and his wife spent a week on campus arranging to adopt her.
Dr. Brown died in 1961, and Palmer Memorial Institute, the school she founded, nurtured, loved, closed a mere decade later.


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Hester Wins 60 Dash Friday at The Armory
CLEMSON, SC – Tevin Hester ran a personal best 6.60 to win the 60-meter dash Friday and highlight day one for the men's and women's track & field teams at the prestigious Armory Collegiate Invitational, held in New York City. His performance was one of several highlights Friday for both teams at the famed track facility.
Hester posted a modest time of 6.75 in the prelims, but raced faster in the semifinal and culminated his effort with the top time in the final. He edged Missouri's Markesh Woodson at the line to earn his first gold medal at The Armory. His time ranks fifth on the national performance list this season. Reggie Lewis also made the final, taking fifth place in 6.70.
A pair of school records fell Friday. Lauren Terstappen broke her own mark in the pole vault, as she cleared the bar at 13'5.25″ for an indoor personal best. She finished seventh Friday in the championship section. Also in the vault, teammate Caroline Bond produced an all-time best at 12'11.5″ to win the collegiate section.
The second record to fall by the wayside was in the women's 1000 meters, where Brianna Blanton pushed to a time of 2:49.53. She surpassed one of Clemson's recent stars, Alyssa Kulik, for first in the record books with that time. Blanton was not the only female distance runner to shake up the school record books, however. Natalie Anthony took fourth in the championship 5K with a personal indoor best of 16:53.22, No. 3 in Clemson history. Alexa Womack added her name to the all-time top ten as well, placing eighth Friday in 17:14.13.
Justin Johnson had an outstanding performance Friday. The junior hurdler and former Division II athlete posted a fourth-place finish in the 60 hurdles. His time improved all three rounds, culminating with a personal best 7.82. His time is No. 9 in Clemson history for the event.
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You've been asking for it for a while, and we have delivered. The new Tradebank Mobile app is here! As you may have seen, the app is running and hundreds of members have already downloaded it. The comments are flying in such as, "We use the app all the time…" "This app is long overdue!!! Love it" and "Everything all in one place"
We took some time to dive in deeper, and share just why the app came about, and what we expect from its release. Ideally, the app is the mobile version of MyTradebank. It's easier, it's more accessible, and it's friendlier for the on the go lifestyle of business owners.
So, What's different about this app from the Mobile Pay app?
When put side by side, the two apps are totally unrelated. Tradebank Mobile is for cardholders/consumers, and My Mobile is for processing transactions. Mobile Pay will be utilized for servers at a restaurant, and employees. The separate apps keep your information private, and secure, while maintaining the accessibility of processing transactions through an app.
What has the technology team most excited about this app?
They let us know that they are excited because it provides easier access to Tradebank tools, mapping, and location searching. Within the app you can see your account information, run transactions, search the directory, view the Marketplace and more. On the Go Access has been a priority for our team, and we are excited to deliver. In the future releases, we are excited to utilize push notifications, the ability to send invoices, a travel section, and even pay at location.
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Every entrepreneur is looking at setting up a company of his or her own. In a country like Singapore where the economy is stable, businessmen need not worry about being able to sell their products or services. The population here has a good purchasing capacity.
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The government of Singapore is highly in favor of private enterprise. The government encourages and offers tax breaks and exemptions. These are very useful for any new business. Furthermore, the process of registering and incorporating your company is very straightforward and transparent. That makes setting up a company in Singapore a very easy affair.
Other advantages include the availability of excellent infrastructure. It is very easy to import goods to Singapore from other nations due to the excellent port facilities. There are also good and efficient logistics companies taking care of all the warehousing and distribution of goods in the island nation.
The one thing that could be a reason for concern when setting up a business in Singapore is the procedure of registering and incorporating your company. Though the process is straightforward, there are certain formalities that need to be completed. For a new businessman, it could prove a daunting task. As you don't have the expertise or experience in the procedures, it is better to get an agency to get the company incorporated. This will avoid unnecessary waste of time on your side. It will also help to get all the procedures done correctly and the company incorporated as per the laws of the land.
For anyone to run a business in Singapore you need to first register the name of the company and incorporate the company. Company incorporation in Singapore has a few steps to be completed. The first step is to register the name of the company. You have to submit your name to the ACRA and get it approved. This is to ensure that your company name is not already taken by others, and it is not a name that is vulgar or obscene. It is better to submit 3-4 names so that even if one gets rejected another one will get approved.
BME Solutions can get your company name registered easily. We will do a free search for available names. The whole procedure is made easy for you as we have the experts in this job. As we are a company experienced in getting companies incorporated in Singapore, be assured that we can complete the procedures smoothly and get the work done easily.
With good experience and knowledge in corporate services, we can advise you properly as to what type of company will be most suitable for you. BME Solutions has the best company incorporation services in Singapore that you have ever seen. All you need to do is to sign the required documents. We will ensure that your company is incorporated abiding by all the rules pertaining to companies in Singapore.
When you trust the incorporation work to us, you can free up more time for the development of the business. Being a new company, you will certainly have a lot of things to do. You may attend to those duties while BME Solutions will do the best incorporation services Singapore can ever offer you.
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