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First Nations University of Canada invites expressions of interest, applications, and nominations for the position of President, with the successful candidate to be appointed by July 2019, or as soon thereafter as possible. This is an outstanding opportunity to lead a University that is fast becoming a leader in Canadian higher education by allowing students of all nations to learn in an environment of Indigenous knowledges, cultures, and values.
With over 3,500 full-time students and more than 145 faculty and staff at its three Saskatchewan campuses, the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) stands at the forefront of Indigenous education and traditional knowledge. Under the guidance of Elders and First Nations communities, its programs are shaped upon the best of what is known about Indigenous knowledge, skills, and attitudes that contribute in meaningful ways to our society as a whole. FNUniv provides a holistic and innovative academic environment, bringing together quality academic studies with traditional Indigenous knowledge. The University is a federated college of the University of Regina and its academic programs are accredited through that institution. Additional information about FNUniv is available online at www.fnuniv.ca.
Working effectively with the Board of Governors and the University's senior leadership team, the President is the chief executive officer of FNUniv, responsible for the overall leadership of its academic and administrative affairs, government and community relations, and philanthropy. The new President will be responsible for continuing to foster and develop the University's reputation in Indigenous education, teaching, research, and outreach activities.
The successful candidate will be an accomplished academic and exemplary leader with a strong commitment to serving the needs of students and faculty and advancing the University's mission. A proven track record that demonstrates the ability to guide the affairs of the overall University is essential, as is a strong understanding of universities, their cultures and processes, and their role in society. The ability to work effectively within a diverse community will be accompanied by a strong knowledge of Indigenous cultures, values, and traditions. Candidates will possess outstanding judgment, management, communication, and interpersonal skills, and have the capacity to build and sustain positive working relationships with students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as well as a wide variety of external groups.
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply. The First Nations University of Canada relies on section 48 of The Saskatchewan Human Rights code to give preference in employment for this position; therefore please indicate your status in the letter of introduction.
The Search Committee will begin considering potential candidates immediately and will continue until the position is successfully filled. Applications, including a letter of introduction, curriculum vitae, and the names of three references (who will not be contacted without the consent of the candidate), should be submitted electronically, in confidence, to the University's executive search consultants:
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Reflections on the John Broderick Writer In Residence Programme 2018-19
Annemarie Ní Churreáin
One of the great gifts of the inaugural John Broderick Writer in Residence Programme was the opportunity to share Broderick's work with new audiences and through a schedule of literary talks, writing workshops and reading groups to invite people to discuss the themes explored in his books. Born in Athlone, Broderick was a daring writer whose first novel, The Pilgrimage (1961), was promptly banned by the Censorship of Publications Board. Undeterred he went on to publish twelve novels in London, dealing with a variety of subjects once considered thorny — sexuality, the influence of the Catholic Church in rural Ireland, and the role of money in the power dynamics of familial and romantic relationships.
Of all John's books, my own personal favourite is The Waking of Willie Ryan (1965). The stunning opening chapter introduces the reader to Willie, a white-haired man who has just escaped the asylum. This is the harrowing tale of Willie's reunion with the same family and priest who, twenty-five years earlier, had him imprisoned in the asylum on account of his affair with a local man. In the first few pages, Broderick treats us to the magical image of Willie, who is now elderly, standing against the midlands landscape in wonder of the new and old world, and clasping between his palms the majesty of a single gold leaf. It was exactly this passage, full of tenderness and beauty, that first captured my imagination and nurtured in me a deep admiration of Broderick's style.
Over ten weeks in the Aidan Heavey Library, the John Broderick Writer in Residence programme delivered a range of busy and dynamic events, engaging both adults and children as writers, poets and creative thinkers. Some personal highlight included work with Scoil na gCeithre Máistrí National School, Wilson's Hospital Secondary School, Athlone Institute of Technology, various local writing groups – among them the Castle Writers and the Athlone Writers Group, The Active Retirement Abbey Group and the local Gateway LGBT Youth Group. I provided several one-to-one manuscript consultations with emerging writers, mentored a local poet and short story writer and had the absolute pleasure of judging the Inspired by Broderick 2019 Writing Competition. In wrapping up the programme, I was delighted to plan and host Voices of the Ford - a special literary salon at Luan Gallery to celebrate the work and talent of local poets and musicians.
In addition to time and physical space at the beautiful library, a major benefit of the John Broderick Writer in Residence programme was the chance to explore the rich Westmeath landscape, in particular the Hill of Uisneach. While it's not the exact geographical centre of Ireland, in Irish mythology this ancient ceremonial site is widely considered to be the symbolic centre of the country and it is said that here is where the Goddess Ériu is buried. One of the poems arising from my interest in Ireland's mythical past is Lúireach Bhríde, a long-length poem that draws upon stories of the pre-Christian goddess Brigid and which was commissioned by RTE Radio 1 to celebrate the lives of Irish women over the past 100 years. The poem honours the memory of the children of the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home, Tuam and it was set to music by the four-part harmony group Landless. The song was debuted at the RTE Radio 1 Folk Awards 2018.
In relation to the midland boglands I also began to consider the subject of bog-bodies, completing a poem titled 'The Turf-Cutter Speaks' which was letter-press printed by The Salvage Press at the National College of Art and Design (NCAD) Dublin. This special edition print became part of Extraction: On The Edge of the Abyss, a global project of Codex International Foundation. Additional poems composed and published during the residency have since been read in Florida, New York, New Mexico and North Carolina with dates reading dates pending in Texas and Europe this summer.
Without a true spirit of collaboration and the willingness to embrace the unknown, no new community creative writing programme can flourish. It was my experience that carefully allocated time and resources made the programme the phenomenal success that it was. By way of thanks I wish to acknowledge the support, commitment and vision of Westmeath Arts Office in partnership with the Arts Council. I wish to thank all at the Aidan Heavey Library Athlone, the local Athlone community and the individuals who shared language, ideas and who made my time as 2018-19 John Broderick Writer in Residence so unforgettable.
Annemarie Ní Churreáin is a poet from North West Donegal. She is the author of Bloodroot (Doire Press, 2017) and Town (The Salvage Press, 2018).
Applications for the 2019-2020 John Broderick Writer in Residence are now open. More information on the residency application process is available here or from miriam.mulrennan@westhmeathcoco.ie


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Sri Lankan Tourism Minister Prasanna Ranatunga said the government will launch a special tourism promotion programme in five countries to boost tourism. Ranatunga said he had instructed authorities to expedite the implementation of the special promotion programme which targets France, Britain, Germany, India and Russia.
Accordingly, short and long-term promotions will be organised in the coming months targeting tourists from these countries, he said. Ranatunga added that he had also instructed the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau to expedite promotions in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and the Middle East and carry out publicity campaigns in several countries to promote Sri Lanka as a country that has successfully administered COVID-19 vaccinations.
According to official statistics, Sri Lanka saw the highest tourist arrivals to the country this year in September with 13,547 arrivals. With the arrivals up to 13 October added, the cumulative figure of tourists since the re-opening of borders on 21 January was 45,413, the Tourism Ministry said.
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Many people have discovered a simple way to earn extra income while working from home. These people make money by completing surveys on the internet. While not a get-rich-quick scheme, you can still reasonably make $100, $200, even $1,000 or more each month by giving your opinion, trying new products, watching movie trailers, and more.
There are dozens - maybe hundreds - of programs offering paid surveys online. While many of these programs give you a legitimate way to make a lot of money working from home, unfortunately there are a number of them that are nothing more than paid survey scams. Once they lure you into signing up for their service, you discover that their benefits are tied to a credit card you must purchase or promotional materials that have no real cash value.
Survey Den offers a membership plan similar to other online survey companies: a one-time fee gives users access to a database of businesses looking for individuals to answer survey questions, and to information on how to get paid to shop, play video games, drive, or read. However, with only two member testimonials, we were left wondering if Survey Den delivers what it promises.
New Edge Surveys asserts that "making money with surveys has never been so easy". However, the site fails to impress from the very start, prominently featuring its "New 2010 Program" more than five years after the date.
Legitimacy. Does the paid survey program pay its members in cash? Can you realistically expect to make money with this program?
Opportunities. Some paid survey programs offer hundreds of companies willing to pay you for your opinion; others offer only a few dozen. The more companies they have, the more money you can make.
Cost. Is the cost of the paid survey reasonable given the amount of money you can make from it?
TopConsumerReviews.com has reviewed and ranked the best paid surveys available today. We hope this information helps you earn some extra income right away!
Paid surveys are designed to gather opinions and information from an individual and, in turn, offer a financial reward to those who are willing to take the time to complete the survey. Companies who want to improve their marketing strategy and/or product are the most likely candidates to offer a legitimate paid surveys work at home opportunity.
When it comes to online surveys, the best opportunities are those that use demographics to select their participants. This means that many paid surveys require the participant to first answer a series of pre-survey questions to ensure that they are a good fit for the program. If an individual is selected to participate in the actual survey based on the answers they provide, they will be compensated according to the terms of the program.
Online surveys are one of the simplest ways to earn money online because companies are always conducting marketing research. What this means for those who participate in paid surveys is a consistent stream of opportunities for sharing their likes and dislikes. Basically, you can use online surveys to get paid for your opinions.
As with any online work at home venture, there are both legitimate opportunities and there are those that are nothing more than a scam. It's always important to know how to recognize these as every company will sound legitimate at first glance. When it comes to online surveys, there are two types of scams. The first type involves collecting money for a subscription and then providing outdated information or, in the second type, some companies may simply take your money and run.
So, how can you spot the difference between a genuine opportunity in online surveys and those that are not worth your time? You may be surprised to learn that it's not as difficult as you may think. The best way to compare online surveys is to read product reviews and ratings from a trusted resource, which can provide you with some early insight and help you choose the best way for you to earn money from home in your spare time. Just like online auction feedback and retail product reviews, it's essential that you take the time to read reviews relating to online surveys. Once you become familiar with experiences that others have undergone with a specific company, you will be better able to choose the right option to help you earn money from home.
If you still wish to conduct some independent research, you can check with the Better Business Bureau and find out if the paid surveys opportunity that you are considering has received any complaints from other consumers. Once you are ready to start working with online surveys, be sure to read the terms or agreement associated with the survey and look for information relating to payment. Because each paid surveys program is different, payment schedules will also differ.


A while back, our church rented out our basement to a group of students. When they arrived, I opened the door for them and showed them the space. Then one of their leaders approached me and whispered that he had been moved by the Holy Spirit to pray for our congregation.
What he didn't know was that our congregation had—that very week—reflected on this story of Joshua and had set up a pile of stones in the sanctuary to help us remember what God had done for us in our 90-year history as a congregation!
God continues to speak powerfully through people who seek him. To those who are listening, God provides words of encouragement and guidance. Joshua set up the pile of stones so that future generations would wonder and ask about what God had done for his people.
Take time to remember what God has done for you, and listen as he reminds you of his work and power in your life through the Holy Spirit.
Lord, you continue to amaze us. Help us to remember and retell the ways you have helped us in the past. In Jesus' name, Amen.


We desperately need a new couch. Preferably one that doesn't swallow you up.
Apart from being bad for your back, hard to make pom poms and impossible to get out of, it's way too big for the room. So you could say it swallows the living room as well.
What do you think of the colourful couch movement? Personally, I just love colour but I do pause at the thought of purchasing a statement couch. Without a neutral base, I wonder how limited we'll feel with what we can put with it 2 years from now.
That said, I used to own an enormous red velvet couch in my younger days and friends still remember it fondly. Perhaps, I just need to harden up?
Not for the shy-retiring types is the Patchwork Sofa from Stacks Furniture.
Here's a nod to colour while still be very soft. Very nice Victoria sofa in dusty green from Nood.
OK then, those are examples to think about - which is your favourite? This Google search exercise is swaying me towards a colourful couch purchase. Would you consider one for your home?
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Kakira is a town in the Eastern Region of Uganda. It is the location of the International headquarters of the Madhvani Group.

Location
Kakira is located in Jinja District, approximately  east of downtown Jinja on the highway to Iganga. The coordinates of the town are:
0°30'13.0"N, 33°16'57.0"E (Latitude:0.503611; Longitude:33.282500).

Population
In 2014, the national population census put the population of Kakira at 32,819.

Madhvani Group activities
Kakira is the headquarters of the Madhvani Group, a diversified conglomerate involved in agribusiness, manufacturing, insurance, leisure services, and other business interests.

On an estate measuring , the group owns a sugarcane farm and a sugar manufacturing complex, Kakira Sugar Limited. They also own a sweets and confectionery factory, Kakira Sweets & Confectioneries Limited. An electricity generating plant, Kakira Power Station, is located on the estate and produces 52 megawatts of power for use there, with the excess sold to the Ugandan national grid.  The estate has a private airport, Kakira Airport, for use by the family and corporate clients. The airport is home to Turbo Prop Service Centre, a subsidiary that deals in aircraft servicing. In  2017 the Group set up a distillery that produces approximately 60,000 litres of ethanol per day.

The group at Kakira employs more than 8,500 people. The group provides a private 100-bed hospital, eight primary schools, and one secondary school for use by its workers and their dependents.

See also
 Jinja District
 List of cities and towns in Uganda

References

Populated places in Eastern Region, Uganda
Cities in the Great Rift Valley
Jinja District
Busoga

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By mindmingles	 On Sep 30, 2021
Online games like Bubble shooter require no download, plus they can easily be played using just a browser. The browser or online games are a great way to kill some time without the hassle of downloading and installing. Games teach us many things, and they refine our strategizing skills. They can speed up one's learning curve, plus they teach us how to use techniques.
Well, here we bring you the top online games that you can have in your browser and play them anytime and anywhere.
If you are into fantasy games, then Prodigy is a must-try. It is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game which you can play with other players online. The game revolves around utilizing your math skills, and it's an incredible way to gain confidence.
You are assigned the role of a young wizard who crosses several worlds of Prodigy battling creatures and bosses. Here the wining includes your maths skills, and only by using them can you get closer to higher levels.
In RuneScape, you become a part of the giant MMORPG set in a medieval era of fantasy. Here you complete more than 200 quests and explore the world full of diversities and powers.
There are several skills to choose from Combat, Artisan, Gathering, Support, and Elite. As you play and level up, you become more proficient in your skills and complete the quests successfully.
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It seems more like that Nokia classic snake game, but it is more than that! Here you spawn as a neon snake and compete with other neon snakes. The goal is to become bigger and faster without getting respawned. When a snake dies, it gets into pieces that you eat up and grow bigger.
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However, you don't have to run into other snakes, or you will get into pieces, and others will eat you up. So instead, slide alongside other neon snakes to get the electrical impulse which would let you speed up and attract other snakes into you.
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You can either play alone or call your army, it depends on you. However, don't forget to collect the loots and upgrade yourself while having all the fun and adventure.
The game allows you to play as a single-player. You choose a character, pick a class, and start fighting against the monsters. There are many personalities to choose from, such as ninja, wizard, fighter, rogue, or paladin, and more.
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Q: MiniZinc: type error: no function or predicate with this signature found: `floor(var int)' I'm trying to run the following code on Mac OS/X with Minizinc IDE 2.2.3 and Geocode 6.1.0 [built in]:
var 1..10: x;
var float: y = x div 4;

constraint y == floor(y);

solve minimize( (x - 7)^2 );

output ["\(x) \(y)"]

The error I receive is:

MiniZinc: type error: no function or predicate with this signature found: `floor(var float)'

I've seen this similar question, however, I'm following the advice in the selected answer and using:

*

*float decision variable

*geocode solver

Thus, this question is different from the other question.

A: The documentation (v. 2.2.3) says that floor() requires an argument of type float:

4.1.11.6. Coercion Operations
Round a float towards +∞, −∞, and the nearest integer, respectively.
int: ceil (float)
int: floor(float)
int: round(float)

Explicit casts from one type-inst to another.
    int:          bool2int(    bool)
var int:          bool2int(var bool)
    float:        int2float(    int)
var float:        int2float(var int)
array[int] of $T: set2array(set of $T)

In your model, you pass a var float instead of a float to the function floor, thus you get a type error.

Having said this, in your example the floor() function does not seem to be necessary. Even though you declare y to be a var float, this can only be assigned some integral value, because the result of the integer division is always an integer:
function var int: 'div'(var int: x, var int: y)

Thus, my suggestion is to drop floor() altogether.
example
var 1..10: x;
var float: y = x div 4;

constraint 1.5 <= y;

solve minimize( (x - 7)^2 );

output ["\(x) \(y)"]

yields
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"Hugo Boss with Mario Testino was definitely my big break..."
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St. Philip's, Indiana originally, New York, New York now. My family is all back in Indiana. I went to Murray State University for a couple of years and took a semester down in Miami, but decided to quit until I figured out what I wanted to do instead of putting myself in more debt.
-On starting to model: when did you begin thinking of modeling as a career? Did you have any idea about what was involved in being a model?
I sort of fell into modelling. I was acting before, and was having problems with my agency over money, so I sent out some pictures looking for other sources of income, to hold me over until I got my money and was able to change agencies. Ford responded so I signed, but I didnt really start taking it seriously until I was asked to move to Italy by Fashion Model agency. I did a couple of test shoots before, but I didnt really know what I was doing nor what I was in for at all. I was ready for a change regardless so I went, being over there and not having any other source of income really forced me to learn as much about the industry as I could.
-For whom was your very first runway show for? What was it like?
Emporio Armani, and it was nerve racking as hell, it was my first time in fashion week in Italy, and I didnt really know what I was doing, but it all turned out fine. I was relieved when it was all over.
-I know you are a very successful and busy model, can you share with me some of your recent and upcoming modeling assignments?
Recently I did a short film with David Sims for Alexander Mcqueen, and the new Dolce and Gabbana campaign with Steven Klein, and lately a bunch of editorials coming out in the fall. As far as upcoming work, I dont like to jinx anything, so nada.
-Which campaign marked the beginning of "a new level" in your career and made you one of the most successful male models, ranked among the top50 male models of models.com?
Hugo Boss with Mario Testino was definitely my big break.
-Some tips for new and aspiring models: what would you say is the key to success and the most important "rules of conduct" to get successful in the fashion industry?
Just to try and refrain from the parties before work. It can be a serious job if you treat it like one.
-Since you were acting before modeling I guess you are going to pursue your acting career, is it so ?
Honestly at this moment I am not sure what is going to come up with that. I have been looking into acting classes, and have a couple coaches picked out that I would like to work with, but right now I am focussing on this and waiting until I have the proper amount of time to study and put in some more work before I start going out and auditioning.
-Turning to some personal questions, how would you describe yourself in few words and what do you consider to be your main strengths?
-How do you like to spend your spare time and what is the meaning of fun and having a good time for you?
-Thanks Chris for sharing your story with me!
My pleasure Edo and thanks to you for this nice opportunity!


They are much more than my primary makeup artists. They are collaborators, in every sense of the word. My favorite quote, "Oh I see, you're the brains and Jordan is the brawn," is a pretty accurate observation. They do hair, makeup, styling, lighting, art direction, and on and on. Really, as long as I keep the camera focused, they'll make sure I look good. And I use auto-focus!
Their influence can be seen all over my website, but only by me. Nowhere are their contributions specifically noted - they are, by far, too numerous to mention. Just assume that if you love a photo, one of them had a hand in creating it. This blog probably won't reach the billion people who saw Natalie's speech, but it's the best I can do.
Ivy is at heart a natural art director. She's a fountain of ideas. Last fall we were shooting Jenna Lee Crowl's actor comp card. I wanted to do a straight business shot, and Ivy suggested a softer approach. "Have her eating some yogurt." I dismissed it out of hand, but she was not deterred. To get her off my back, I took the shot, and loved it. Then it was time for the mom shot, and Ivy walked off and returned with a ready-for-camera little boy and handed him a cupcake. When we needed a dance shot Ivy suggested an alley for the location. Once again I dismissed it, this time as too grungy (you'd really think I'd have learned my lesson years ago). She convinced me that the contrast would work, and she even helped with the pose! Finally, as I was taking the "legs" shot, Ivy was directing Jenna on position.
Pamela has collaborated with me on Dancers Among Us from the very beginning. Her participation was invaluable in its early stages, and I still rely heavily on her advice to this day. Early on she volunteered her time to accompany me on several shoots, and she helped me communicate with the dancers - as a former dancer, she was able to speak their language while I was learning on the fly. My very favorite photo could not have happened without her involvement. The plan was to shoot Annmaria Mazzini, of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, jumping over a puddle in a rainstorm. Pamela offered to join us on the shoot, despite being pregnant AND having dinner plans that evening. As the rain poured down, she held an umbrella over my camera without protecting herself. While she was getting drenched she was shouting technical notes to Annmaria in between jumps. This went on for twenty excruciating minutes. The resulting image has been seen all over the world, with only my name attached.
These are just two of literally hundreds of examples of their participation in my process. Not to mention the positive influence of working with close friends who make me laugh. After today I will go back to taking full credit for everything. But in this moment, I'm telling it like it is. Thank you!
Spiderman's Heather Lang was a perfect partner in crime for this Dancers Among Us shoot. We bought "the nastiest lookin' thing" (direct quote) from a Chinatown fish market to feature in the photographs, and when I asked her to put stinky sardines in her mouth, she didn't even flinch! I'm embarrassed to say she's braver than me (which I guess is appropriate for a dancer in Spiderman).
Dancers Among Us: In Chinatown from Jordan Matter on Vimeo.
Video by Caleb Custer of Design Brooklyn.
After shooting Spiderman's Heather Lang in Chinatown (see last week's blog) for Dancers Among Us, I sped downtown to shoot AdéChiké Torbert, of So You Think You Can Dance fame. I was trailed by Design Brooklyn's videographer, Caleb Custer, who has been filming recent Dancers Among Us shoots for my be ALIVE web video series. We released the first video last week, and the response was spectacular. This week's video will feature Heather's Chinatown shoot - I'll post it to my blog and Facebook fan page.
For my shoot with Ade, as we arrived on Wall Street, we were in a rush. There was very little time before sunset, so no time for wining and dining. I asked Ade to wear a business suit, and we jumped right in (pun intended).
"What would you like to do, Ade?"
"Well, I do like to jump."
Now, I've photographed many of the top dancers in NYC, and they almost all like to jump. But there's a difference between liking to jump and exploding through the stratosphere. After I saw Ade defy gravity a few times, I tried to do it myself.
I knew I wanted to shoot in front of the Stock Exchange, and now it was clear there would be a fantastic jump involved. I assumed there would be throngs of Wall Streeters pouring into the square at 4pm, but I was wrong (maybe there are advantages to scouting locations ahead of time). There were only tourists, and not many at that. I handed Ade a wad of cash and asked him to jump as if he had just received a government bailout. I cropped out the empty square.
I liked the celebratory feel of his jump, but I needed people in the shot to give it context. So I called out to anyone within earshot. "There's a dancer over here doing an amazing jump. Check it out. Grab your cameras."
They didn't look all that enthusiastic.
"He's famous. Do you watch So You Think You Can Dance?"
Cameras appeared out of nowhere, and a crowd gathered. Gotta love pop culture.
Next, the bull! No self-respecting photographer can do a Wall Street shoot without incorporating the bull somehow. I wanted Ade to look like he was casually reading the Wall Street Journal while levitating in mid-air. It was too cold and windy to take time describing it, so I just tried to show him instead.
We took a few shots, but once again there was nobody in sight. Then I turned around and noticed that a crowd had gathered behind me. "Anybody want to be in the shot?" A couple volunteered, which was great except that two people don't really fill a frame, unless they're doing something fun. "How about kissing each other for five minutes while I shoot? Is that okay?"
Next, I wanted to borrow someone's car and do a traffic jam shot, but surprisingly there was no traffic. This was bizarre - there was nobody anywhere on Wall Street at rush hour. So we hopped on the subway and headed uptown. Finally there were people around. I borrowed a woman's Kindle and asked Ade to hang upside down. Nobody flinched.
Eventually his legs began to get numb. My long and amazingly creative day was finally over. I celebrated with an impromptu dance in the aisle with Ade, which Geoff captured on video. If you want to see some really white dancing, take a look.
New Dancers Among Us Video!
Strangely, I find the persistence of Chumbawamba's "Tubthumping" an apt anthem for my approach to my Dancers Among Us photographs. When I ask to shoot somewhere, I get turned down, but I ask again. And again. And then I sneak in! And get kicked out.
This time, it took buying everyone lunch. Enjoy the video, featuring Michael McBride, a dancer with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater!
This month I've had the good fortune to be photographed by behind-the-scenes documentarian Geoff Legg. He's responsible for many of the fantastic photos you've seen in recent blogs. I'm lucky I came up with the idea for Dancers Among Us before he did, because he's got a future as a prominent dance photographer if he wants it. Once again, his images will help tell this story.
Last week I spent the afternoon in Chinatown shooting Dancers Among Us with Heather Lang, a performer in the Broadway show "Spiderman." Caleb Custer, from Design Brooklyn, was videotaping the shoot for my upcoming series of web videos (this week I'm releasing the first video- keep an eye on my Facebook fan page for a post).
As usual, I had no specific plans. Heather has great energy, so I figured we'd just improvise. I was attracted to the colors in the streets, but I didn't see a lot of potential for interesting scenarios. Plus it was (once again) really cold and windy, and I didn't think Spiderman could stand to lose another cast member to injury. So I decided to keep the jumping to interior locations.
I came across a store called Mercury. It had teddy bears in the window and a bed prominently displayed in the center of the room. That's irresistible! We walked inside and I asked if I could take a photo on their bed. Since the "yes" came so easily, I then asked if the young man behind the counter could join her. Yes again!
I was loving Chinatown (maybe a language barrier was working in my favor). I turned to Heather, "You can't be wearing jeans, you're on a bed! Let's do it naked." Apparently there wasn't a language barrier after all, because everyone in the store stopped and stared at me (including Heather). "Okay, not a great idea. Do you sell pajamas?" Not only did they sell them, they had a pair that was custom fitted to Heather's body and perfectly matched the interior. I handed Heather a blue teddy bear and asked her to pretend it was Christmas morning. "And try not to break the bed when you land."
Next I wanted to find a fish market. That would seem to be an easy task in Chinatown, but not in the winter. When we finally found one, I asked to borrow a hat, apron, coat, and gloves and have Heather jump around while holding a huge fish and spraying a hose.
I didn't understand why my request was immediately and unequivocally denied.
So I whipped out my big guns. "Did you happen to see my four page spread in the NY Daily News? Here, let me show you."
Needless to say, he was unimpressed.
My offer of a monetary exchange was equally unimpressive.
So we found another market and practiced the jump together outside. This time I wouldn't ask for permission.
That didn't go over very well either. After two jumps, I heard a very loud, "Enough!" And my Nikon had decided to freeze up during those two jumps.
So we returned to the original market with a new plan. If we buy some fish and pose in the street, we should be able to fire off a bunch of shots before they scream at us. We decided on anchovies. Much to my surprise, Heather was willing to put one in her mouth. I asked her if she could eat the anchovy and do a back bend.
We didn't get admonished at all. On the contrary, they invited us inside to shoot some more. This taught me a very valuable lesson- "leggy blond dancer" is an international language.
We said goodbye to Heather and sped downtown to meet Ade Chike for a sunset photo on Wall Street. Ade was a finalist on last season's So You Think You Can Dance. Next week I'll blog all about our adventures together, but here's a preview. I said, "So what would you like to do, Ade?" And he replied, "Well, I do like to jump!"


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RICHMOND, VA — On a straight party-line vote in the Senate Education and Health Committee, Republican Senators defeated two attempts by Democratic Senators to roll back the Republicans' extreme, divisive social agenda.
Legislation introduced by Senator Ralph Northam (D-Norfolk) and Senator Barbara Favola (D-Arlington) that would have overturned the mandatory ultrasound law passed last year was defeated 8 to 7.
Dr. Northam, a practicing pediatric neurologist and the only doctor in the Senate, said, "Last year Virginia legislators, mostly men, passed a law that forced a medical procedure on women. Only women and their doctors should make that decision. Richmond legislators with no background in medicine should not make those decisions."
Prior to the vote on SB 1082, Senator Favola said, "The role of the Commonwealth should be to protect a woman's right to privacy — not to trample it."
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It's Federation Day!
The page from the Picard family album featuring the article
It's Federation Day! was the title of a newspaper clipping created as background material for Star Trek Generations by Larry Nemecek. The clipping was placed in the Picard family album.
Although the album was featured prominently in the film, the clipping itself was not seen on screen and is therefore not canon. Names and other details from the clipping were used by author David A. Goodman in his reference book Star Trek: Federation - The First 150 Years.
According to the clipping, the initial article was distributed by the Solar News Network on October 11, 2161. The article's text chronicled the events of the founding of the United Federation of Planets, the anniversary of which became known as "Federation Day", as suggested by the reference to Federation Day poker in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fifth season episode "The Outcast". Below is a copy of the text.
SOLAR NEWS NETWORK HARD COPY EXTRACT 10.11.2161
5 sign new UFP Constitution
SAN FRANCISCO, Earth (SNN) – Declaring it a landmark day in the history of each of their worlds, five envoys today breathed life into the fledgling United Federation of Planets with the signing of the new organization's Constitution amid much pomp and circumstance.
"We are truly entering a brave new world of peace, exploration and security with the establishment of this Federation, declared Earth ambassador Thomas Vanderbilt, whose remarks were echoed by representatives from Vulcan, Andor, Tellar, and Alpha Centauri.
"Following the end of your world's war with the unseen Romulan enemy, such a union as we create here today is the most logical course of action any of our peoples can take," added Ambassador T'Jan of Vulcan.
UESPA Maj. Gen. Georges E. Picard, an aide to Vanderbilt, noted afterward the irony of the conference – which met in exactly the same fashion as the founders of the Earth's old United Nations, who came together only 215 years earlier in the same city in the aftermath of the horrors of another costly war.*
"What is occurring here today is one sign that some good can come of such a scourge," Picard noted.
"We defy anyone, even the Romulans, to test our resolve now for collective security," declared Ambassador Natha Kell of Tellar, while Sarahd of Andor spoke of future greatness for the infant union and predicted rapid expansion. Ambassador Titus Oleet signed for the newly independent Centauri system.
Today's events were but the ceremonial endgame for the often-tumultuous negotiations, which began in earnest after the defeat of hostile forces at Cheron effectively ended the Romulan War only a little more than a year ago. Even today, some sources reported a later fracas involving the Tellarite Kell and Sarahd.
Although those taking part today waived off revealing many specific details, the five after signing immediately convened the first-ever meeting of the UFP Council long enough to elect Vanderbilt as president, with Sarahd as vice president.
Also, the Council sources unanimously voted to continue meeting in San Francisco, with an all-new building in the design stages near the historic old Presidio fort and Golden Gate Bridge. Council sources predicted at least three months would be needed before the fledgling UFP bureaucracy would be ready for business.
* This is an error: the UN was founded in 1945, which would be 216 years prior to the founding of the Federation, not 215 years.
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The Geraldton GuardianMidwest Times
Hit96.5 jumps to top of radio rankings in Geraldton with Todd Gray as breakfast king
Liam BeattyGeraldton Guardian
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Camera IconTriple M breakfast presenter Todd Gray. Credit: Geraldton Guardian
Hit96.5 has taken the title of Geraldton's No.1 radio station, with a 29 per cent listenership jump revealed in the latest ratings released by Xtra Insights.
The station captivates 27.6 per cent of the Geraldton market, according to the 2021 survey, leapfrogging 98.1 Triple M since the last ratings in 2018.
Both stations fall under the Southern Cross Austereo banner, of course, after the 2019 sale of the stations by Seven West Media.
Station manager Jason McCarthy said the results were better than expected, with almost two thirds of the Geraldton audience tuning in to the company's two stations.
"Our sound changed with the shift in 2020," he said.
"But these results show our listeners are happy with the new format.
"It's great to see our stations grow in strength and reach since the last survey."
In 2018, Triple M Geraldton, then known as Spirit Radio, was the top performer with a 32.4 per cent market share, and while it has fallen 6.4 per cent in the past three years, the station's weekly listeners have grown by 2700.
ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt retained third place with a respectable 20.5 per cent share of the Geraldton market — a slight fall from 22.8 per cent in 2018 — but retained dominance in the evening session.
The survey crowned Triple M's breakfast host Todd Gray as the undisputed king of morning radio, with 14,000 listeners tuning in to his program between 6am and 9am.
The veteran announcer has been in the studio since August 2019, and attributes the success of the program to a focus on hyper-local content.
"When it comes down to it, I love living in Gero," he said.
"I'm always keen to know what's happening in our city today, and I think the ratings show listeners are responding to that."
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Monkey Business  is a 1952 American screwball comedy film directed by Howard Hawks, written by Ben Hecht, and starring Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers, Charles Coburn and Marilyn Monroe. To avoid confusion with the unrelated 1931 Marx Brothers film of the same name, this film is sometimes referred to as Howard Hawks' Monkey Business.

Plot

Dr. Barnaby Fulton (Cary Grant), an absent-minded research chemist for the Oxly chemical company, is trying to develop an elixir of youth.  He is urged on by his commercially minded boss, Oliver Oxly (Charles Coburn). One of Dr. Fulton's chimpanzees, Esther, gets loose in the laboratory, mixes a beaker of chemicals, and pours the mix into the water cooler. The chemicals have the rejuvenating effect Fulton is seeking.

Unaware of Esther's antics, Fulton tests his latest experimental concoction on himself and washes it down with water from the cooler. He soon begins to act like a 20-year-old and spends the day out on the town with his boss's secretary, Lois Laurel (Marilyn Monroe). When Fulton's wife, Edwina (Ginger Rogers), learns that the elixir "works", she drinks some along with water from the cooler and turns into a prank-pulling schoolgirl.

Edwina makes an impetuous phone call to her old flame, the family lawyer, Hank Entwhistle (Hugh Marlowe). Her mother, who knows nothing of the elixir, believes that Edwina is truly unhappy in her marriage and wants a divorce.

Barnaby takes more elixir and befriends a group of kids playing as make-believe "Indians" (Native Americans).  They capture and "scalp" Hank (giving him a Mohawk hairstyle), later fleeing when police show up. Meanwhile, Edwina lies down to sleep off the formula. Meanwhile, a woman leaves her baby with the Fultons' housekeeper as she needs an emergency babysitter. When Edwina awakens, a naked baby is next to her and Barnaby's clothes are nearby. She mistakenly presumes he has taken too much formula and regressed to a baby. She takes the child to Oxly to resolve the problem. Together the two attempt to find an antidote and when the baby grows sleepy, Edwina tries to put him to sleep in the hopes of reversing the effects.

Meanwhile, more and more scientists (and Mr. Oxly) at the laboratory are drinking the water and reverting to a second childhood. The formula is lost with the last of the water poured away. As the water is poured away, Barnaby crawls into the laboratory through the window and lies down to sleep next to the baby. Edwina later discovers him and realizes her mistake with the baby. Later at home as Barnaby and Edwina are planning to go out, their spirits and marriage renewed, Barnaby notes that "you're old only when you forget you're young."

Cast

 Cary Grant as Dr. Barnaby Fulton
 Ginger Rogers as Edwina Fulton
 Marilyn Monroe as Lois Laurel
 Charles Coburn as Oliver Oxly
 Hugh Marlowe as Hank Entwhistle
 Henri Letondal as Dr. Jerome Kitzel
 Robert Cornthwaite as Dr. Zoldeck
 Larry Keating as G.J. Culverly
 Douglas Spencer as Dr. Brunner
 Esther Dale as Mrs. Rhinelander
 George Winslow as Little Indian
 Kathleen Freeman as Mrs. Brannigan
 Harry Carey Jr as Reporter (uncredited)
 Howard Hawks as the voice at the start of the movie that says to Cary Grant not to open the door yet (uncredited)

Reception

Critical response
Review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes gives the film an approval rating of 79% based on 28 reviews and an average score of 6.8/10.

Hawks said he did not think the film's premise was believable, and as a result thought the film was not as funny as it could have been. Peter Bogdanovich has noted that the scenes with Cary Grant and Marilyn Monroe work especially well and laments that Monroe was not the leading lady instead of Ginger Rogers. However, Gregory Lamb of The Christian Science Monitor described Rogers as "a comedienne par excellence" in the film.

The Washington Star was disappointed: "Dreary business is what it really is. Farce writing can be a treacherous trade...and not even the insurance represented by Miss Rogers, Grant, and Marilyn Monroe can provide adequate protection in cases like 'Monkey Business'...Miss Rogers and Grant, a pair of gifted farceurs, earn a kind of grudging admiration for giving such a courageous try at such unrewarding material as 'Monkey Business' provides them...In the presence of such silky performers as the picture's veterans, [Monroe's] acting has apparently climbed no higher than one degree above zero but no one will care."

References

External links

 Historic reviews, photo gallery at CaryGrant.net

1952 films
1952 comedy films
1950s American films
1950s English-language films
1950s science fiction comedy films
1950s screwball comedy films
20th Century Fox films
American black-and-white films
American science fiction comedy films
American screwball comedy films
Films directed by Howard Hawks
Films produced by Sol C. Siegel
Films scored by Leigh Harline
Films with screenplays by Ben Hecht
Films with screenplays by Charles Lederer
Films with screenplays by I. A. L. Diamond


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Q: Aggregate/collapse data frame Is there an "all-in-one" convenience function in R that can collapse/aggregate a data frame to resolve the many-to-many problem? The motivation is to reduce many-to-many relationships so that two or more tables can be joined on some primary key (a column with unique identifier values). To elucidate, consider a data frame like:
set.seed(1) # for reproducibility
df <- data.frame(id = sort(rep(seq(1,3),4)), # primary key
           geo_loc = state.abb[sample(seq(1,length(state.name)), # state abbreviations
                           size=length(sort(rep(seq(1,3),4))),
                           replace = TRUE)],
           revenue = c(sample(seq(0,50),size=3), sample(c(seq(101,200)),size=3),
                          sample(seq(201,300),size=4), sample(seq(301,1000),size=2)),
           prod_id = sample(LETTERS[c(seq(1,4))],size=12, replace=TRUE),
           quant = c(sample(seq(0,5),size=4), sample(c(seq(3,8)),size=4),
                        sample(seq(6,11),size=2), sample(seq(9,14),size=2))) ; df

   id geo_loc revenue prod_id quant
1   1      MN      47       D     0
2   1      MA      29       B     3
3   1      SD      50       B     4
4   1      NM     174       A     1
5   2      NC     136       D     6
6   2      LA     143       B     5
7   2      IN     215       C     8
8   2      WY     202       A     4
9   3      NY     271       A    10
10  3      HI     211       C     9
11  3      CT     613       C    10
12  3      MS     748       A    14

Does a function already exist that will collapse this table such that there is only one row per unique id? It would have to convert the geo_loc and prod_id columns to k levels - 1 dummy columns. It would also be nice if such a function could allow automatic clustering of the revenue into a number of blocks based on perhaps quantiles.

A: Only aggregate when you have a proper grouping variable. It would be more logical to aggregate by prod_id, for example.
To perform these data tidying and aggregating operations I would personally recommend spread() and gather() from the tidyr package and summarise() and group_by() from the dplyr package.


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Q: ClamTK menu not working ClamAv
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Ubuntu16.04 LTS
Start ClamTK from Unity it starts but  the menus  don't work.
Start ClamTK from Terminal the output follows.
luis@luis-Ubuntu-16:~$ ClamTK
ClamTK: command not found
luis@luis-Ubuntu-16:~$
Synaptic shows it is installed.
How to fix this
Thank you

A: ClamTk has executable named clamtk (located in /usr/bin/clamtk).
You should enter clamtk in terminal to start ClamTk.


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Board Member: Moondil Jahan, MA
Moondil Jahan is an emerging rhythmaculture practitioner, with keen interests in conservation—whether endangered species in the realm of ecology or disappearing traditions in terms of indigenous drumming and folk/ritual dance. Rhythmaculture is a term coined by Arthur Hull denoting the amalgamation of traditional/folk/indigenous music and dance into every aspect of life. As she progressed toward earning a BA degree in Field Biology in a Liberal Arts curriculum, Moondil realized that often times the biodiversity hotspots are also rhythmaculture hotspots, making these regions both unique and vulnerable. After she graduated, she embarked on a journey to better understand these regions with the aid of Thomas J. Watson Foundation.
As she encountered Guinean, Ghanaian, Indian, Moroccan, and Tibetan rhythmaculture, Moondil recognized the healing powers of indigenous drumming and folk dance, both in terms of healing the nature and living beings.
Since completing her fellowship, Moon remained inspired to continue her research and collaboration with the Aseemkala Initiative. S
Moondil is a graduate student researching on the Himalayan Buddhist ritual dances in the Newar and Tibetan traditions of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. She holds a M.A. degree in Buddhist Studies from Kathmandu University (Nepal) and will begin her Ph.D. studies at the same school in Fall 2022. In addition to her academic research, she is also training herself in these ancient and sacred dance traditions. She served as a CORE research fellow and is a Board Member of the Aseemkala Initiative.
What is the relationship between traditional practices and medicine?
"On my Watson, I observed and experienced both individual and collective emotional catharses through indigenous drumming and folk dance across cultural, religious, linguistic, and geographical borders. I particularly became interested in the Himalayan region, since it is a biodiversity and a rhythmaculture hotspot. As I delved deeper into the root cause of imbalance, I became aware of the role of emotional catharsis and how it is expressed through ritual performances with drumming and dance."
-Moondil Jahan
How do you believe research in traditional arts and traditional health practices can improve medical care?
"My quest to find the use of the earliest form of drums (frame drums) took me to Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and nunneries in North India and Nepal to observe their ritual music and dance, aiding to remove the root cause of suffering. By focusing on two of the earliest forms of traditional arts, i.e., drumming and dance, I observed how we initiate and facilitate both individual and collective healing."
REsearch project 2019
Read more about Moondil's Artistic vision here
Interview with Moon