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Jean was born in Maidenhead, England. She trained as a teacher, specializing in Art and Textiles. Her work has been exhibited and sold in the UK, USA, Australia, Germany, Israel, Japan and many other parts of the world.
Jeans works reflect a continuing fascination with pathways and journeys, routines and rhythms and traditional patterns that surround us. Her surfaces describe echoes from the past, layers of life and experience and aspects of decay. She is fascinated by history and the movement of time. This has lead to the exploration of notions concerning revealing and concealing. Sometimes the fragility of the works hint at the impermanence of human presence. The techniques and materials vary depending on the inspiration for the work but they often involve stitch by hand and or machine and the use of the needle punch machine to combine and integrate surfaces. She is always prepared to develop and try new techniques.
Jean has become one of the best-known teachers of textile art and has held workshops in the UK, across Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Her first book related to Smocking but that was by no means a limiting technique. She won an award for the outstanding use of metal threads and is one of the foremost users of the needle punch machine in modern textile art. In 1997, Jean co-founded Double Trouble Enterprises with Jan Beaney. This company was formed to publish books and promote further interest in embroidery and allied subjects. Their aim is to give students the confidence to design and create their own unique work. They have published 27 books and 3 DVDs.
Jean, along with Jan, is the Joint President and Honorary Member of the Embroiderers' Guild. She is a Fellow of the Society of Designer Craftsmen and a member of the 62 Group.
The following quote is from 'Inspired to Stitch' by Diana Springall
"The citation for her Honorary Membership read; "In recognition of her outstanding service to embroidery as an artist, lecturer and advocate. To these words should be added any that express wholehearted generosity. Together they so perfectly sum up what Jean's embroidery has meant to a great number of people and form the significant platform from which her own work emerges."
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Year after year, the streets of Colorado Springs slowly deteriorate with continued use. Cracks start to appear, pot holes grow, and roadways begin to show the need for maintenance. Yet maintenance isn't as easy as fixing the roads with the most potholes. Choices such as what roads we repair and when can determine the longevity of our roadways and how much money we can invest in them.
The quality of a road ranges from brand new, to fair, to poor. You would think that most of our roadwork happens when roads are in poor condition, but the most effective type of construction happens when roads are still in fairly good condition.
Roads designated as "poor" typically need total reconstruction, replacing entire sections of the roadway, which includes the asphalt, subgrade, concrete and utility infrastructure. This can be costly work that takes 12-18 months to complete. Luckily for Colorado Springs, only 8 percent of our roadways currently fall in to this category. We want to avoid the other 92 percent of roadways currently in good to fair condition from sliding into the "poor" category.
If more roads become poor, more money and time must be spent on total reconstruction. To prevent this from happening, a majority of our construction efforts are allocated to preventative maintenance and paving. This type of work is both quick and cost effective, especially in comparison to total roadway reconstruction.
Preventative maintenance includes work like crack sealing and chip sealing and is funded as part of a 1 percent sales tax from the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority. Thirty-nine percent of roadways currently require preventative maintenance and repairs take an average of 1-7 days per road.
Paving, on the other hand, is funded through the voter-approved 2015 Ballot Measure 2C and includes curb-to-curb paving for roadways, sidewalk, curb, and gutter maintenance. Fifty-three percent of roads qualify for 2C paving, and construction time generally takes 7-21 days per road.
However, that doesn't mean roads in the poor category are being ignored. The 8 percent of roadways that need total reconstruction are receiving money from PPRTA funds dedicated to capital improvement. These projects operate alongside our other construction efforts to provide needed maintenance to our most deteriorated roadways.


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Research has revealed that over a third of people are paying too much in housing costs and that younger people and women are the most likely to suffer from the problem of finding affordable housing.
This fact is driving firms such as JLL to look at locations that are affordable and attractive to the employees they want to engage with.
The research showed that 19% of people are spending more than half of their monthly net household income on housing costs such as mortgage or rent payments, utility bills and council tax, while 4% spend over 75%. The average is 34%.
The findings, are from Engen Group, the UK based innovation and property business which focuses on addressing environmental challenges such as affordable and sustainable housing.
Affordable housing has been defined as spending 35% or less of your monthly income on housing costs. Engen's research found 39% of people spend more than this. For those aged 18 - 34, the corresponding figure is 47%.
Engen's research suggests the problem of affordable housing in the UK is becoming worse as 38% of people said they have spent more of their income on housing costs over the past 12 months, compared to 8% who say they have spent less. Similarly, for the next 12 months, 38% anticipate they will spend more whereas 8% expect expenditure to fall.
Graeme Boiardini, CEO of Engen Group said: "Our findings are very alarming, yet given the housing shortage in the UK not entirely surprising. Thankfully building more affordable housing is at the top of the political agenda, so hopefully over the next few years we will see significant inroads being made into tackling this problem."
Picture: With thanks to the Residential Landlords Association.
Article written by Brian Shillibeer | Published 28 November 2019
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Let's Reduce Waste This Holiday Season!
19 Nov Let's Reduce Waste This Holiday Season!
Well once again, here we are. The holiday season is upon us. This time of the year means different things to different people. It could be time with family, time off work (oh yeah!), or time to make a fresh start. But one thing is common to all traditions: the most wonderful time of the year can easily become the most wasteful time of the year!
Don't let it happen to you. This year, make a few simple changes to reduce your holiday waste.
We all waste food at one time or another, but during the holidays this can increase by obscene amounts. This year, focus on the quality of the food you eat, not the quantity. Treat your loved ones to one decadently expensive box of chocolates instead of mountains of sugary, waxy junk. Make meals together from scratch to reduce the amount of packaged foods used.
Whether you're having a holiday party or celebrating with presents under the tree, take a few moments to plan ahead for the inevitable barrage of trash. Always have a recycling bag or bin handy to make sure you don't waste what could be made new again.
Take the opportunity while everyone is distracted by their new fancy gadgets to de-clutter your house. Search high and low for broken or outdated electronics, power tools and electronic kids toys. New cell phones in the stockings? Make sure to collect your old ones.
Here's a free holiday tip for you: go right now and grab a box and label it "Island Return It". Throughout the next month, keep the box handy and fill it up with stuff to bring in. Once your January hangover has passed, bring your box into one of our locations and know that you've done your part to make this holiday season a little bit greener!
Here are some examples of what to put in the box: electronics, computers, batteries, cell phones, small appliances, power tools, gadgets, and more. And be sure to throw in that nest of old christmas lights that you still have for some reason.
And finally…booze. Keep your bottles and cans and bring them in for CASH! Something we could all use a little more of this time of year.
Happy Holidays from all of us at Island Return It Recycling Centres!!


Chicken & Mushroom Pie wrapped. Short crust pastry with diced chicken and sliced mushrooms in a béchamel sauce with a puff pastry topping.
Enjoy the slightly slaty ham with sweet honey back notes, complimented by tender chicken pieces in a savoury herb sauce with back notes of garlic and a creamy short crust pastry base with a light puff pastry topping.


After a 4 month battle with leukemia, Dr. Pat passed away peacefully at the Trail Columbia View Lodge on April 2, 2014 at the age of 79.
Dr. Pat was born in Lethbridge, Alberta to George & Helen (Hosey) Wilcox in 1935. He attended high school in Nelson, BC and graduated with his Dental degree from the University of Alberta in 1965. He married Helena Kloprogge of Holland in 1963, and from this relationship 3 children were born (Mark, Eugene and Claudia). In 1978, Pat married Ann Simpson and became the father to Ann's children; Frank, Nancy and John. After Ann's passing in May 1993, Pat married Joan in 1994.
Dr. Pat is survived by his loving wife Joan; his brother Bernie (Sheryl) of St. John, NS, children Mark (Rita) Wilcox of Airdrie, Alberta; Eugene Wilcox of Taipei, Taiwan; Claudia (Randy) Wagner of Prince George, BC.; Nancy (Carey) Bagg of Fruitvale, BC.; Frank (Sheila) Simpson of Victoria and John Simpson of Port Coquitlam. He was a dear grandpa to Branden, Jorja-Rae, CJ, Sandy, Stephanie, Ryan and Lukas. He was preceded in death by his parents, second wife Ann and two sisters Marion and Doreen.


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Digitization and Automation at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik
Digital transformation at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik: ✔ Software supported gasket production ✔ Automated manufacturing process ✔ Digital quality management
Everybody else talks about it, we do it: Digitization and automation are already implemented in many work processes throughout KLINGER Dichtungstechnik. News of this also reached Federal Minister Margarete Schramböck, who paid our factory a visit.
In mid-November 2021, the KLINGER team in Gumpoldskirchen welcomed a prestigious visitor: Margarete Schramböck, Austrian Federal Minister for Digital and Economic Affairs, inspected the technical infrastructure and automation processes at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik. "It was an honor for us to welcome the minister, politicians and business representatives," says Peter Müller, CFO of the KLINGER Group. During the factory tour, the visitors got up close and personal with the calenders, took an in-depth look at the gasket production and clearly displayed their enthusiasm for the innovative strength of the Austrian "Hidden Champion" KLINGER.
Ernst Schäfer, Technical Managing Director at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik
+43 2252 6259 9137 marketing@klinger.co.at
Peter Müller, CFO of the KLINGER Group
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Discover the departments of KLINGER Dichtungstechnik
With 300 employees, the holding company, two production sites, a trading house and an apprentice workshop in Gumpoldskirchen alone, KLINGER makes a significant contribution to value creation in the region. What is less well known is that KLINGER Dichtungstechnik combines its more than 135 years of history at this location with a keen sense of cutting-edge modernization processes. As a result, gasket production at the Gumpoldskirchen site has become a best-practice model in terms of digital transformation and will serve as guiding light for KLINGER branches around the world. The automated manufacturing processes and software adaptations that are currently being developed for KLINGER Dichtungstechnik can also be implemented quickly at other KLINGER production sites. "This will allow us to create a cross-factory standard in the future," says Ernst Schäfer, Technical Managing Director of KLINGER Dichtungstechnik.
Digital quality management
Meticulous quality control is essential to ensure customers receive premium products. In the past, the calender operators had to collect the necessary data for each batch, including material thickness and any optical or other defects, and record them on a quality control chart. "This time-consuming manual documentation is finally a thing of the past!" happily notes Ernst Schäfer. The quality assurance process has been completely digitized since the end of 2021. The machine now has an industrial computer with a touchpad. With just a few touches of the screen, you can view the automatically recorded measurement results, such as roller pressure, roller gap and speed. This allows the KLINGER team to easily ensure that the products come out of the rolling mill exactly as specified in all parameters.
Digital Quality control: Data at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik used to be recorded using a grid as seen on the left. Now the data is evaluated live via the SCADA system which communicates with the production machines and sensors as can be seen on the right. The data can be accessed from any computer.
At KLINGER Dichtungstechnik, all the essential manufacturing processes, i.e. all the systems and machines, are currently being upgraded in order to collect data and, in some cases, send automatic alarms. "This is the first phase of the digitization process. This will provide us with an overview of the conditions in the production facilities and allow us to further optimize the processes," explains Ernst Schäfer.
The next step is already being implemented: the fully automatic control of the production system. In the near future, we will also begin introducing artificial intelligence at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik: The SCADA monitoring software (see info box) will be expanded to include an AI tool that compares current processes with existing data. This will enable critical system areas to interface with the fire alarm control panel, processes to be designed more efficiently, downtimes to be avoided and important decisions to be made on the basis of real data.
What is SCADA?
SCADA stands for "Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition". Companies use SCADA systems to control their factories at multiple locations and collect data about the operating processes, making them more transparent.
The following applications are possible via SCADA:
Control of processes (even remotely)
Interaction with devices via software
Recording, monitoring and processing of events and data
A model company in terms of digitization with a long tradition: Federal Minister Margarete Schramböck was shown the KLINGER Dichtungstechnik facilities in Gumpoldskirchen.
At the calender, Schramböck inspected the production process for the gasket sheets.
With a sales share of 85 percent, the universally applicable KLINGERSil is the clear top seller at KLINGER Dichtungstechnik. The quality assurance process for this product was completely digitized in 2021.
The monitors next to the TopChem production system show all the key furnace parameters such as temperature distribution and air volume flows in real time.
In product development, KLINGER Dichtungstechnik Head of R&D Stephan Piringer (left) presented the raw materials used in the complex formulas for the KLINGER gasket sheets.
Before leaving the production hall, each individual batch is tested in the laboratory to ensure that the product properties are perfect. Minister Schramböck herself performed a stress test on the material.
Photos credited by BMDW/Hartberger
The fivefold digital offensive
KLINGER Dichtungstechnik is a prime example of digitization. Data is already being generated and analyzed in all five core areas of production.
Precise production processes in the mixing shop
The mixing programs include the gasket sheet formulas. Each of these is fully recorded to ensure the end product meets specifications and has the desired properties. Among other things, the following data is recorded:
Complete documentation of the individual process steps
Continual monitoring of the mixing temperatures of the sealant
Real-time monitoring of power consumption and engine speed
Exact dosing of the liquids, in the right quantity, density and temperature
Analysis of how much solvent goes into which batch
A rolling mill with technological support
All the calenders are already connected to the SCADA software, which enables extensive reporting for every process. These parameters are measured and visualized:
Rolling pressure: knowing the pressure at which rolling takes place in each individual chamber of the hydraulic cylinder allows conclusions to be drawn about the quality of the sheet.
Operating status: the data makes the production process of each individual batch transparent, allowing error sources to be quickly identified and rectified.
Product quality in real time: the digital quality control chart saves time and paper.
Power consumption and torque of the motors: the automatically measured data is used for further analysis.
Temperature: knowing the temperatures in the top and bottom rollers as well as the gearbox, drastically reduces the risk of the system overheating and stopping.
Flow rate of the oil lubrication: monitored digitally to ensure the machines remain optimally lubricated for uninterrupted operation.
Rotational speed of the extractor unit: exact synchronicity with the bottom roller is crucial to avoid damaging the gasket sheet.
A smart oven for TopChem sheets
TopChem sheets are rolled with different parameters and hardened in ovens. The process is fully integrated into the SCADA system, which means the production can be continuously optimized. Among other things, the software collects and controls:
the roller parameters, such as nip, cycle time and speed
the automatic transfer of the formulas to the system
the visualization of all the key parameters, for example the temperatures in the combustion chamber and the product, volume flows and flap positions
The TopChem ovens are digitally controlled.
A self-sufficient boiler house
The operation of the boiler house is fully automatic and self-sufficient. Operator intervention is only needed in the event of a technical fault or for maintenance and service work. The following data is monitored and displayed:
Boiler pressure
Steam quantity, total and per consumer. Among other things, it shows which system consumes how much energy.
Hot water, in kWh of heating capacity
Solvent recovery system
Well over 90 percent of the solvents used in the manufacturing process are recovered and reused by the recovery system. Activated carbon comes into play for this sustainable use of resources: it binds the substances, is then washed out of the boiler house with steam and passes over a separating level . The individual components are separated, the ethanol is recovered via a still and the water is cleaned again before it is discharged into the sewage system. The physical process is monitored digitally, including:
Live monitoring of every step of the recovery process
Continuous monitoring of the wastewater and its pH value.
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Brooklyn Hospital taps private capital for expansion
Barbara Benson
Katrina Samuelson
Brooklyn Hospital Center drops New York-Presbyterian for Mount Sinai.
Brooklyn Hospital Center and Blue Wolf Capital Partners, who joined forces in a bid for Long Island College Hospital, are forming a joint venture to build a network of urgent-care centers. The deal marks one of the first times a New York hospital has partnered with a private-equity firm to finance its mission of expanding access to health care in low-income neighborhoods.
Access to capital is a constant headache for New York hospitals. This deal will let Brooklyn Hospital meet the needs of communities that often look to emergency rooms for care. The urgent-care centers are not designed to be substitutes for primary care, said Brooklyn Hospital's president and chief executive, Dr. Richard Becker, "but they do fill a practical need around access to care where primary care isn't available." During early-morning or evening hours, "there's a real problem with access to care outside the ER," he added.New York City has about 30 urgent-care centers, with dozens more expected in the next 12 months. There are 378 in the state, up 26% from 2011, according to Naperville, Ill.-based Urgent Care Association of America.Most urgent-care chains have set up shop in upscale neighborhoods with large commercially insured populations. Many are owned by physicians who see business opportunities in a niche with growing demand from young professionals who do not have time to wait for treatment in an emergency room or doctor's office.Dr. Becker, though, projects that the patient mix for his urgent-care centers will mirror Brooklyn Hospital's: about half with Medicaid and one-third with Medicare.The downtown Brooklyn hospital is a clinical affiliate of Mount Sinai Hospital and an academic affiliate of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. It serves patients from its 464-bed Fort Greene campus, with community-based health facilities in Bushwick, Greenpoint, Sunset Park, Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights.The hospital and Blue Wolf Capital are looking to expand into Williamsburg and Sunset Park, two federally designated primary-care health-professional shortage areas, with a goal of building as many as six urgent-care centers by the third quarter of 2015. The joint venture would operate a total of 10 centers by mid-2016.Brooklyn Hospital will oversee the medical direction for the centers. Blue Wolf Capital will provide private financing and "real estate options that best match neighborhood needs," according to a statement. Dr. Becker declined to provide more details of the deal's structure. Given New York's prohibitions against private equity, the joint venture was "carefully reviewed by health care counsel," he said, and is in compliance with regulations.Blue Wolf Capital, a private-equity firm founded in 2005, specializes in investments in middle-market companies. New Found Health, a Blue Wolf portfolio company, is providing the financing for the urgent-care network."We believe in sustainable, localized community health care, and we are excited to play a role in its expansion in Brooklyn," Adam Blumenthal, the firm's managing partner, said in a statement.
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The pre-game ramble: Swindon
I shan't lie. I've had a few babyshams tonight, and the world seems awfully swirly out the window.
However, much like that Mark Zuckerberg guy from the Social Network (and real life), I'm not the kind of person to let a little bit of inebriation get in the way of progress. Plus, I presume I can't be held fully accountable for the words that exit my fingertips at this moment in time.
Hence, therefore, und alles, und so weiter; let's get this writ'.
We're about to play a team that's oozing momentum – I don't necessarily mean their recent form (although that's bloody brilliant too), but in the general scheme of English football, they're most definitely giving a lot of people what-for with their rise back up the ladder.
Coventry on the other hand are in the midst of one of the darkest periods they've ever known, but whisper it quietly, may be about to take a few steps towards a revival.
Have we got it in us to beat Swindon Town Football Club?
They're fourth in the league and have a boss who's being linked with all sorts of higher league jobs. They're doing well.
Having been promoted last season after their bigger-bosses decided to make a concerted effort to get a bloody move on up the football league, they're one of the most take-notice teams in the country right now. Not least because of Paolo Di Canio.
He's a card, ain't he? Some people hate him, and continue to shake their fist at him for pushing over Paul Allcock. Personally – I think he's a wondrous kind of fella. Swearing and going mental at his players all the time is a brilliant strategy, but this is all a sideshow for what he represents – high footballing standards.
They know he won't take any nonsense, because if they do, he'll haul them off before half time. And this shows. That is why they are where they are. Because he knew how to enforce his standards, and didn't settle for anything less.
What a guy.
I'm aware of my obligations as an opposing fan to call him a miserable bastard, but that'll have to wait until after Saturday, and if he actually does something to annoy me.
More closely related to what this section of the ramble is supposed to be about, they've won 5 out of their last 6, although they did lose their last home game to Colchester.
So they're good, but you never know…
A lot of the talk is about striker James Collins, the lad from Coventry who's starting to gain a reputation for himself. He's already had a magic moment so far this season with a hat-trick against Stoke in the 4-3 victory against Stoke, but has he scored yet in the league? I'm not sure he has, you know.
Actually, he got his first last week didn't he.
Christ, this really is a ramble.
Matt Richie is their top scorer and is doing a bloody good job seeing as he's a right winger-type. He won League Two player of the season last year, which in itself is a great achievement. We should recognise the potential quality he can bring.
Mark Robins is keeping his cards close to his chest and won't let us know who's available and who is still struggling. I'd imagine Billy Edge is back, so even if Wood is still having issues, we've got a ready-made replacement on the left-side of the defence alongside Nathan Cameron.
Following the 4-0 win away during the week, you'd imagine Robins will probably do his best to keep a similar line up and develop that consistency and momentum amongst the squad.
Chris Hussey had a fun impact in midfield against York, and Robins has already hinted that he's got enough to provide an option down that side. He probably won't start, but we may start to see a bit more of Christopher again. That's no bad thing, if you ask me.
It's probably our hardest game of the season so far, and that's including the home match to Birmingham. It's likely to be a right struggle, but I'm insanely confident and reckon we could actually get something.
Check this prediction out – we're going to win 2-1. In your face, obligatory concern.
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Home Articles Accomplishments 10 Major Accomplishments of George Herbert Walker Bush
10 Major Accomplishments of George Herbert Walker Bush
George Herbert Walker Bush (1924 – 2018) served as the 41st President of the United States of America from January 20, 1989 to January 20, 1993. Prior to entering politics, Bush served as a pilot during the Second World War. In politics, he held a number of important posts before becoming president including that of the Vice President under Ronald Reagan. Bush was known as a notable statesman, public servant and for his restrained but firm approach to diplomacy and foreign relations. In domestic policy, Bush signed the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990. In foreign policy, he helped guide the US and the world through several major global events including the Cold War and the Gulf War. Here are the 10 most important accomplishments of former President and accomplished US politician George H W Bush.
#1 He was the youngest pilot in the United States Navy
After graduating from Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, George Herbert Walker Bush immediately enlisted in the US Navy Reserve on June 12, 1942, his 18th birthday. The following year, he became the youngest pilot in the Navy at the time. World War II had already begun and George H W Bush flew 58 combat missions during the war. In 1944, his aircraft was shot down in combat by the Japanese over the Pacific Ocean. Two of his comrades were killed in the attack, but he survived. He landed in the sea and waited in an inflatable life-raft for hours before he was rescued by the lifeguard submarine, USS Finback. For his bravery and service during the war, George Bush earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, the oldest military aviation award in the US. Bush was the last US president to have served in combat.
Joe Reichert (left), Lt. George H.W. Bush (center) and Leo W. Nadeau (right) in front of their TBM-1C Avenger in 1944
#2 He served as US Ambassador to the United Nations
Before being elected President of the United States, Bush served as an active politician in a series of high-profile appointments. In 1964, he became chairman of the Republican Party of Harris County. In 1966, he became the first Republican ever to represent Houston, Texas, in Congress. In 1971, he was appointed US Ambassador to the United Nations. The contacts and relationships formed during his term as ambassador would later go on to serve him well both during his presidency and after. In 1973, then-President Richard Nixon removed Bush from the United Nations position and asked him to serve as Chairman of the Republican National Committee instead. After Gerald Ford became President, Bush stepped down as head of the RNC. In 1974, President Ford appointed him as the US envoy to the People's Republic of China. In January of 1976, Bush was appointed as the 11th Director of Central Intelligence. He resigned from the CIA in January 1977 after Democrat Jimmy Carter was elected President.
George H W Bush as ambassador to the United Nations, 1971
#3 He served as Vice-President under Ronald Reagan for two terms
Bush made a run for the presidency in 1980, but failed to win the Republican Party's nomination against his opponent Ronald Reagan. Despite his loss, he was chosen as Reagan's vice-presidential running mate. Reagan defeated the incumbent Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter to win the presidency in the 1980 election. During his vice presidency, Bush had the responsibility of federal deregulation and anti-drug programs. After Reagan was re-elected to serve a second term as president in 1984, Bush continued to serve as his vice-president. After serving two-terms as vice president under President Reagan, Bush sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1988.
Official Portrait of President Reagan and Vice-President Bush
#4 George H W Bush served as the 41st President of the United States
Bush ran for president in the 1988 election and defeated his Democrat opponent Governor Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts. Bush won 426 electoral votes and more than 53 percent of the popular vote as compared to Dukakis' 111 electoral votes and 45.6 percent popular vote. George H W Bush was the first sitting vice president to be elected president since Martin Van Buren's victory in 1837. He lost the 1992 presidential election to Democrat Bill Clinton. George H W Bush served as the 41st President of the United States from January 20, 1989 to January 20, 1993. Bush also set the record for being the longest living President in US history. He set the record in 2017 when he reached 93 years and 166 days, surpassing Gerald Ford.
Chief Justice William Rehnquist administers the Presidential Oath of Office to George H. W. Bush on January 20, 1989
#5 He signed the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990
The passage of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was one of the most prominent domestic policy accomplishments during Bush's presidency. It impacted over 43 million Americans. Bush signed the comprehensive piece of civil rights legislation into law in July 1990, giving people with handicaps access to facilities and prohibiting discrimination in employment, public accommodations and transportation. Over the next two decades, doors, stairs, sidewalks, signage and employment laws were revised across the country in response to the legislation. Another important legislation signed into law by Bush was the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990.
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#6 He successfully intervened in Panama to ousted dictator Manuel Noriega
In May 1989, Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega annulled the results of a democratic presidential election in which Guillermo Endar defeated a candidate backed by him. He also suppressed a military coup and protests against his rule. President Bush severely objected to the annulment of the election and dispatched 2,000 soldiers to the country. After an American serviceman was shot by Panamanian forces in December 1989, President Bush sent 24,000 troops to Panama with the objective of removing Noriega from power. The operation was named "Operation Just Cause". The United States forces quickly took control of the Panama Canal Zone and Panama City. On January 3, 1990, Manuel Noriega surrendered. He was transported to a prison in the United States; and was convicted and imprisoned on racketeering and drug trafficking charges. In Panama, Guillermo Endar, who had won the election, took office as president and served until 1994. This successful interference by American forces is regarded as a major foreign policy achievement of George H W Bush.
#7 He sanctioned Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait
In August 1990, Iraqi forces led by President Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. President Bush strongly condemned Iraq's actions. He imposed economic sanctions on Iraq and assembled a multi-national coalition in opposition to the invasion. A military operation called Operation Desert Storm was then launched by the United States to remove Iraqi forces from Kuwait. After five weeks of air offensive and bombing of Baghdad, the US-led coalition forces marched into Kuwait to drive out the Iraqi troops by February 27, 1991. A cease fire was arranged on March 3. The UN then passed a resolution establishing a peacekeeping force in a demilitarized zone between Kuwait and Iraq. The Gulf War victory sowed the seeds for cooperation with Arab countries that had long distrusted the United States and led to a renewal of efforts in the Mid-East peace process.
President Bush greets troops in Saudi Arabia during his Thanksgiving visit
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#8 George H W Bush was instrumental in ending the Cold War peacefully
Although Ronald Reagan is lauded for ending the Cold War, the ultimate collapse of Soviet communism occurred during the presidency of George H W Bush. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, Bush met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at the Malta Summit. During the summit, Bush and Gorbachev declared an end to the Cold War. Moreover, Bush successfully pushed for the re-unification of Germany. After the Malta Summit, Bush continued to have cooperative relations with the Soviet Union throughout the rest of his term. In July 1991, Bush and Gorbachev signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I) treaty, which was the largest and most complex arms control treaty in history. In January 1993, Bush and Russian president Boris Yeltsin agreed to START II, which provided for further nuclear arms reductions.
US President George H. W. Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev at the 1990 Helsinki Summit
#9 NAFTA was signed during his presidency
In 1989, students in China protested against the government for various issues including rising inflation and restricted political participation. The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) violently suppressed the demonstration in Beijing in what became known as the Tiananmen Square Massacre. Outraged by the incident, Bush imposed economic sanctions and cut military ties with China. He was ultimately able to convince the PRC to release imprisoned dissidents. Other major foreign policy achievement of President Bush include the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a free trade agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico. NAFTA eliminated many tariffs between the three nations and also restricted patents, copyrights and trademarks. It was signed in December 1992 during the presidency of Bush. However, it came into force on January 1, 1994 during Clinton's presidency.
President Barack Obama awards the 2010 Presidential Medal of Freedom to George H. W. Bush
#10 Bush was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011
During the presidency of his son, George Bush Senior gathered international support for disaster relief following the devastating 2004 Tsunami in Indonesia and 2005 Hurricane Katrina in the United States. Bush, along with Bill Clinton, toured the tsunami-affected areas in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Maldives in the aftermath of the disaster. They appeared on television encouraging aid for victims of the two disasters. They also launched the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund to assist in relief efforts. Within the first few months, the Fund raised more than $100 million in donations. In 2011, President Barack Obama awarded George H. W. Bush the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the United States.
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16th June 1992: The upper part of a human ear is found by a priest on a mountainous road in Barbagia, central Sardinia. A young boy, Farouk Kassam, is spending his fifth month in a hidden cave, held captive by a group of masked strangers. The balconies in my village are clad with white blankets, a symbol of solidarity with the mutilated, kidnapped boy. We are about the same age, just six years old. Like most kids, I am also terrified of being taken away from my home.
Eleven years later, Luisa Manfredi was shot dead on the balcony of her home. She was 14 years old and the daughter of Matteo Boe, Farouk's kidnapper. No one was ever charged or convicted for her murder, which remains a mystery to this day.
In all, 162 people were kidnapped for ransom in Sardinia between 1960 and 1997. The Sardinian bandits, known as Anonima sequestri sarda, followed a set of unwritten rules called Il Codice barbaricino ("The Barbagian code"). Where the power of the state falls short, a rough justice-in-parallel served through the code preserved the honour and the dignity of the individual.
This project is an attempt to decode the complex structure of the Sardinian kidnapping phenomenon. It starts with a personal study of the small and closed communities of the island, weighed down by a past of isolation and colonisation. It then progresses to an individual level, reflecting upon the desperation of two mothers: one unable to control the fate of her young kidnapped son, and the other unable to find justice for her murdered daughter.
The story is told through screenshots from family videos and from news broadcasts related to kidnapping cases. It also includes my own photographs from the research process in Barbagia, as well as photographs inspired by the memories and stories of the kidnapped.
Finally, there is a written account of my investigation, including my struggle to break through the wall of silence caused by the ever-present law of omertà.
An Italian photographer born in Sardinia and currently based in Milan. Completed her BA in Industrial Design and her MA in Fashion Photography. In 2016 she took part in the International Masterclass at ISSP mentored by Simon Norfolk. Her practice focuses on long-term projects regarding social and cultural issues. Her research is driven by the need to explore topics such as time, memories, and history connected to her personal experience. She is interested in real and tangible character-driven stories, often told by combining photography and text.


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Take Me Fishing Recognized as Webby Award Honoree
TakeMeFishing.org Mobile Site in Top 15% of Nearly 10,000 Entries
ALEXANDRIA, VA (May 3, 2012) – The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) today announced its Take Me Fishing campaign mobile site, TakeMeFishing.org/mobile, was selected as an Official Honoree in the Mobile Web Lifestyle (Handheld Devices) category of the 16th Annual Webby Awards. The TakeMeFishing.org mobile site, which offers on-the-go access to the site's local 'how to' and 'where to' boating and fishing information, was recognized for excellence in the top 15 percent of all mobile work submitted.
"A Webby Award is the Internet's most respected symbol for success, and we are honored to be recognized in the mobile category," said RBFF President & CEO Frank Peterson. "Our mobile site was created based on consumer insights that individuals want information on the go. TakeMeFishing.org allows visitors instant access to boating and fishing tips and tricks, information on a variety of fish species, and state licensing and registration requirements right in the palm of their hands."
Recent studies show people are spending more time than ever before on their mobile phones, further substantiating the need for an effective mobile site. In 2011, more than 50 percent of all "local" searches were done from a mobile device. Additionally it is projected that by 2014, mobile internet usage will overtake desktop internet usage in comparison.
The Webby Awards is the leading International awards honoring excellence on the Internet, including websites, interactive advertising, online film and video and mobile websites. The 16th Annual Webby Awards received nearly 10,000 entries from all 50 states and more than 60 countries worldwide. The Mobile Web category has been noted as one of the most exciting avenues for content, services and commerce. This recognition puts RBFF in an esteemed group of mobile winners such as CNN, eBay, Food Network Magazine, National Geographic, The New York Times, Nickelodeon, Redbox, Staples, Sports Illustrated, Walgreens, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Online, and Yahoo!.
RBFF launched the TakeMeFishing.org mobile site in February 2011 to support the Take Me Fishing campaign mission to be the premier online destination for boaters and anglers to learn, plan and equip for a day on the water. The website and its digital properties drew nearly seven million visits last year.
About RBFF
RBFF is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to increase participation in recreational angling and boating, thereby protecting and restoring the nation's aquatic natural resources. RBFF helps people discover, share and protect the legacy of boating and fishing through national outreach programs including the Take Me Fishing™ campaign and Anglers' Legacy™.
For further information: Stephanie Vatalaro, svatalaro@rbff.org, 703-778-5156
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Meet M.F.A. student Elizabeth Castellon
School of Fashion August 1, 2011
In May 2006, Elizabeth Castellon won a magazine competition and the prize was working with then student Jaleh Naasz, 2006 M.F.A. Fashion Design, in the School of Fashion. We had the opportunity to catch up with her:
Tell us about the competition:
Teen Magazine hosted a competition called "Shine on Design" where the winner would intern with a graduate student, working on their final collection, at the Academy (of Art University) for three days. I found out about the competition as a result of being on a Teen Magazine emailing list for upcoming events. Upon entering the completion, I had to fill out an application and submit several original designs.
What did you and Jaleh work on together?
Jaleh was a great person to work with. She showed me around and explained the process of designing for fashion week. As her intern, she entrusted me to cut pattern pieces and sew her garments.
What have you been doing since then?
Since 2006, I've completed my Bachelor Degree in Fashion Design at the State University of NY College at Oneonta and interned under designer Sheaffa Delince at Francis Hendy Inc. in NYC.
What made you want to come to the School of Fashion now?
While interning at Francis Hendy, my focus shifted away from design and more towards marketing and promotions. After a few months of interning, I decided to go back to school for my masters and the Academy would be the best place to do that.
How do you like San Francisco?
San Francisco is a change from NYC but I like it.
Have you found any favorite spots in SF yet?
I can't say I've found a favorite spot but I have been to Lorie's Dinner one too many times.
Are you working while going to school?
I started working at a loan company as a customer service representative a couple weeks ago.
What do you look forward to doing this semester?
This semester I'm looking forward to getting to know San Francisco better and working on my designs.
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Walter Greenwood: Not Just Love on the Dole
This site is about the Salford working-class author, Walter Greenwood (1903-1974), and all his work – including but not just limited to Love on the Dole (scroll down to the blue area below for article titles and down to the white area below that for your selected article)
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Walter Greenwood and Arthur Wragg's The Cleft Stick (1937)
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Love on the Dole – a very Concise Commercial Adaptation from 1939
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Love on the Dole in Sheffield: a Unique Story
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Love on the Dole 1935-2010: 'Programmes Jealously Preserved'
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Love on the Dole – a Home-made Dust-wrapper
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Love on the Dole: the Cigarette Card (1958)
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Thora Hird played Mrs Dorbell in the 1949 film of The Cure for Love and this seems to have been her first contact with Greenwood. In this still from the film, seated next to the hero, Jack Hardacre (played by Robert Donat), Thora is barely recognisable. (1)
In 1953 Thora played a different part, Sarah Hardacre (Jack's mother), in the same play in a BBC radio adaptation broadcast on the Home Service (18 and 23/4/1953). She and Greenwood became firm friends and she acted in and indeed inspired characters in two of his plays of the nineteen-fifties. Her performance in the play version of Greenwood's Saturday Night at the Crown in 1957 was highly praised (almost to the point of eclipsing the rest of the cast and the play itself): 'most will agree it has given her her best acting assignment so far' (West London Observer, 20/9/1957, p. 4). Greenwood next wrote another play designed to emphasise her talents, Happy Days, about a couple celebrating their silver wedding anniversary with friends at Blackpool. It was first performed at the Coliseum Oldham in November 1958 and then ran for a successful summer season actually in Blackpool. The Stage reviewer saw it as very much Thora Hird's play and also as a play which updated generic traditions to some degree:
Walter Greenwood's new vehicle for Thora Hird … is as near as anyone has come to contemporary Lancashire comedy. The county clichés of fish and chips, Wakes Week, club money, the family cat, are still there, but the approach is farther from the clogs and shawl than Mr Greenwood has yet travelled … this new-look Lancashire romp could be another novelty winner.' (27/11/1958)
Thora Hird later remembered that Greenwood asked her to promise never to forget her own accent (the Listener, vol 11, 1989, p.11). In the first edition of her autobiography Thora Hird recalls how much she enjoyed being in Saturday Night at the Crown, which 'seemed to punctuate my life for many years' and is returned to across three chapters of her book (Scene & Hird – My Autobiography 1911-1974, W.H. Allen 1976; Harper Collins 1976, p. 262). Indeed, Thora played the part of Ada Thorpe in the play for the thousandth time at a run of the play at the Perth Playhouse, Australia, in 1972 (p.338, and supplementary information from the Stage, 24/2/1972, p.10). She also talked about her close and long friendship with Walter, though reports that they often argued about her lines – presumably whether the playwright's original or her suggested amendments were the better version. She remembers several things about Greenwood which I have never seen recorded anywhere else. Firstly, that his favourite topic of conversation was British history, about which he was very knowledgeable, and secondly that Love on the Dole was sent back to him thirty-nine times before being accepted by Jonathan Cape (p.261). However, her contextualisation of the conversation about rejections of his novel as taking place during a 'whiskey all-in' might perhaps make one approach this evidence with some caution. I had always thought that Greenwood was not a drinker, but perhaps I need to revisit that perception.
For more about creative partnerships between Greenwood and other writers and performers, see Walter Greenwood's Creative Partnerships
Note 1. Image use licenced by Alamy.
Note 2. Free use image from Wikipedia: 1974 photograph by Allan Warren.
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TIP! There is a way that you can check all the running applications that you have at a given time. To see what you have running, just double-click the Home button.
iPads are very simple for people to use. One touch of the screen will allow you to add an application. So many more functions are available and the following article will help touch on a few of the best and most efficient.
TIP! Be sure not to overdo your iPad app spending. It is so simple to use your iTunes application that you can rack up a huge bill without realizing it.
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TIP! If you are getting irritated by the amount of times that you are being asked to join Wi-Fi networks, go into your settings and change it. Go to Settings and then Wi-Fi and look for Ask to Join.
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TIP! If you need to charge up in a hurry, do not use an iPhone charger on the iPad. The wattage on the two devices is different.
TIP! The iPad lets you see 2 lines of an email before viewing it in full. It can help to see more content before opening it.
Many people struggle to type on tablets, but it gets easier over time. The iPad also has a button for speech dictation. Tap the Home button two times, and then tap the Microphone button. After you finish speaking, push the icon once more to see text.
Is the battery percentage annoying or distracting you? You can disable that. Start by going to Settings. Find Usage under the General tab. Here, you can turn off the battery percentage indicator if it bothers you.
TIP! Because your iPad is a huge investment, it's smart to care for it well. A lot of people get screen protectors.
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TIP! If you sync with iTunes, you can share documents with a desktop or laptop computer. It is now easier than ever to share documents, and you can integrate your work with all types of computers through iTunes.
If you need to mute the sound on an iPad, try this tip. Just hold the "volume down" key for a few seconds. This is a lot quicker than going through the settings. Make sure you hold it again when you want the volume turned back down.
TIP! Do you want to mute your iPad's sound or lock your tablet's orientation? You do this by using the lock key. Be aware that if you have an early model iPad, you will not have this feature.
Your iPad is not an inexpensive mobile device; therefore, you should take proper care of it. Lots of people buy iPad screen protectors. These are thin plastic and give heightened protection to the screen area of the iPad. To clean the screen, simply use soft cloths that are slightly damp. Don't use window cleaner or other household cleaning supplies.
TIP! Use your iPad to listen to music on iTunes. You don't even have to download all your songs again.
You can now do a quick mute your iPad. When the iPad first came out, you couldn't quickly mute it. When the 4.3 came out they did add the ability to mute using the lock switch to silence the iPad. Now, you can quickly mute your iPad by holding the "down" half of the volume button.
TIP! It is always wise to secure your iPad. You might lose it and people will have access to everything from your emails to your bank information.
As you can see, the more you know about the iPad, the more fully you will be able to utilize it in your life. Improved performance and increased productivity can be yours with the simple suggestions in the following article. Almost anything that you need to do on a computer can be done on your iPad, if only you know how.


Fit Body Alison Feinauer overcame an eating disorder to transformed her body in a healthy, sustainable way!
I am 38 years old and married to my amazing and supportive husband, Keith, for 15 years. We have a 7 year old son and 2 incredible bonus (step) kids that are 24 and 21 years old. I work in the IT field. I love running, lifting heavy, eating super clean. I am in love with living fit.
I have ran 6 Marathons, 6 Half Marathons and a Mudathlon. I'm not a natural runner and hated running until about 8 years ago. Most runners are tall and thin, I am short and work really hard at it. But I've also found my passion in lifting and I love Boot Camps!
I was not an athlete or in any sports growing up, so I didn't have any training in nutrition or exercise. I was always the "thick" girl until high school when I developed an Eating Disorder. I went through college battling it and then somehow overcame it for several years. It would creep back up once in a while with a binge here and there. I continued to yo-yo diet and always had a plan to start again on "Monday". I always thought the less I ate the better off I was. So somedays it was 500 calories, but then I'd follow it with a day of 3000 calories because I was deprived or emotionally struggling. So my metabolism was shot. I was very discouraged and didn't have much direction in that area.
I weighed myself every single day and that number either tanked my mood or made my day. I was very good about working out though, I lifted weights, went to lots of classes at the gym, read every magazine article on the market and I've ran 6 marathons so everyone has always thought that I'm healthy. I had a baby 2 years ago and gained about 60 lbs – 185 lbs at 5'2″. I was determined to get the weight back off so I did that mostly by not eating much. My Eating Disorder reared it's ugly head again!
This past year we had a service at church that talked about confession and the power of it. The Bible says that if we confess our sins, then God is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness (1John 1:9). I decided to confess to a trusted friend that I was struggling with this, she prayed with me and immediately I felt healed. Shortly after that confession, I realized it was going to be a healing Journey. I needed to retrain my mind and body how to eat and workout as a healthy lifestyle and not a "diet" mindset.
That is when I reached out to Julie Lohre. I knew that Julie had the knowledge, compassion, strength and support to train me. I have a high respect for Julie and knew that I wanted her to hold me accountable and give me specific direction. I've found the strength in God to look at my struggles in the face and deal with them – the root of them. Asking Julie to walk on this Journey with me and teach me was one of the best decisions I've made. We need systems and people in our lives to give us guidance and help us along the journey of life. I'm so thankful for her. After being on her program for 8 weeks – I can say now that I have not skipped a meal, I have not binged, I have had very little processed food, I haven't missed a workout, I'm not married to the scale or it's numbers anymore, my emotions are not a roller coaster anymore, I have crazy amounts of energy, sleep very well, I feel whole and healed! I am a new person…from the inside out!
I have changed so much in the last 6 months. I've lost a total of 15.75 inches and 13 lbs. What's been amazing is that the parts of body that I struggled with the most – my hips and booty finally changed! They are a different shape – it's amazing the power of the right food and working out have over your body. I love my body now!
I've learned with this journey that there are 6 aspects that are critical for overall fitness and health. Sleep, Water, Stretching, Nutrition, Training, and Spiritual disciplines (prayer, worship, and devotions). I've added the spiritual disciplines because I believe that if you don't include the Lord in your health, you will always be left dry and never feeling like you are enough. God has a way of letting us know we are enough no matter what the circumstances. If you incorporate all of those, you will succeed. With one of those off balance you will not succeed – guaranteed!
My goals are to continue on the fit journey, whether that includes competing again or not, I'm not sure. I just want to be able to live this lifestyle all the time. I want to eat clean, work out 6 days a week, changing up my workouts to keep it fun, continue running races with my daughter, I want to be able to play with my 4 year old and have great energy for all the things that are ahead of me. I would also love to encourage others on this journey and help them accomplish their goals, through encouragement, sharing experience, or just motivating them.
I know that being the best me – physically, mentally, and spiritually will help me fulfill the roles I have in this life – wife, mom, employee, friend, etc. That is what motivates and empowers me. I also that our bodies are a gift from God. It's our responsibility to take care of them. I know if I give into unhealthy things they leave me feeling lethargic, overly – emotional, drained, out of control, short-tempered and lonely. Living fit gives me energy, strength, good rest, joy, self-control, and lots more benefits. So either way you look at it – I have a choice – I choose complete health!
I would have to say the accountability. I love having the 2-week accountability and motivation to see results. Julie Lohre is always encouraging. The other thing is that she is honest. I completely trust her because she's not afraid to give me hard truth – in a loving way of course, but she tells me what I need to hear.
Nothing – I wouldn't change anything about her!
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At $3,400, Are You Ready for This Rough 1989 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy?
In the housing market, messing with classic attributes is typically described as "remuddling." Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Honda is a classic bike that's been remuddled a bit. Let's see if that means its price needs some work as well.
Italy and all things Italian always seem to be overly romanticized. The general picture is of riding a Lambretta around quaint village streets with your tesoro by your side and a bottle of chianti and a baguette on the back. Ah, amore.
That's a wonderful invention, but when it comes to reality, Italy's not always exactly on-point as we say. That was laid bare yesterday as we looked at a 2015 Maserati Ghibli saloon for a mere $23,995. Lovely to look at, and likely engendering visions of sun-dappled drives along vineyards and ancient dairy farms, that car was, in fact, a good bit less than it seemed.
The Ghibli was named for a wind, and in a lot of ways, the current car does blow, most notably in the depreciation department. These cars hold value like a high school freshman holds his beer, and while yesterday's car may have earned a narrow 53 percent Nice Price win, you can bet that the next time it's sold it will be for substantially less.
Sometimes less is more. Take this 1989 Honda GB500 Tourist Trophy for example. These bikes came stripped down so as to offer up a factory café racer aesthetic. Named for the Isle of Man TT series, these bikes eschewed all but the most minimal of bodywork designed to emulate the great British bikes from the post-war period. Factory clip-on bars and rear-positioned pegs complete the picture.
Also, if you're not exactly the social type, you'll also appreciate the lack of a companion pillion.
From the factory, the GB500 wore an equally retro paint scheme. That dark paint overlaid with gold pin-striping and model identifying decals is long gone on this one, which means it misses some of the panache the bike originally carried.
Still here is the 499cc single that gives the bike half its alphanumeric name. That engine is a derivative of the XR500 and features an interesting Radial Four Valve Cylinder (RFVC) head which offers a hemispherical combustion chamber. That makes 33 horsepower and 26 lb-ft of torque which can move the lightweight (346 pounds) bike with reasonable authority.
Feeding the torque monster single is a 42mm round-slide Keihin carb. A trumpet exhaust with a Supertrap diffuser on the loud end does dumping duty. Behind the dry-sump mill sits a five-speed box and that sends power to the back wheel via an old fashioned chain. For stopping there's a single hydraulic disc up front and a mechanical drum in back.
The seller says of the bike that it "seems to have lacked the care that most GB's garner." That's a bit of an understatement. Introduced at a time when bike sales in the U.S. had started to stagnate, Honda only sold a handful of GB500s over the course of its short two-year model run here. So unwanted was the bike when new that the company shipped unsold inventory off to Europe in the attempt to sell them there. Today that scarcity has been driving up values.
With so few on the ground, finding model-specific parts—like the pinched tank or tail cap—can also be tough and as you might expect, expensive. This one has most all the major bits but is in need of a full repainting and a good bit of tank work prior to that. You'll also want to replace the missing turn signals and probably polish the wheels up while replacing the rubber. The engine needs cleaning and probably a good bit of new seals and adjustments while you're at it.
The bike comes with 24,000 miles on the odo and a clean Florida title. It's said to run and stop and all the stuff that's supposed to light up does do so.
The GB500 listed for around $4,200 when new. Today, with so few on the market it has become a bit of a collector's item—perhaps finally finding its niche—and as such can command a price higher than that original MSRP. This one, which needs quite a bit, asks $3,400, which is also quite a bit less.
The question you need to answer is whether this GB500 is worth that $3,400 asking as it sits. What do you think, could this café bike command that much cash? Or, is this a one-lunger that has a price that leaves you out of breath?
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A boy is confronted by an unexpected experience which ends up raising questions within him. The same questions created conversations within his mind, leading him to negation in his thought about family. The book is a quest to bring in a kind of thinking that provokes the mind into a broader mindset about all creation, particularly, man. Apportioning blame is inherent in man but, the book presents a side contrary to this; situations come to us because we play them in the mind first through various stimuli. The young boy finds this happening to him without awareness that his behaviour is a leader to his experience. Basically, the book is intertwined between being a story and a means to bring man's nature and beingness into perspective. Through the story, the book identifies to the reader a correlation between what one thinks and what one experiences through the same thoughts. In time, the boy grows to appreciate what is before him as a universal gift and, recognizes that within him there is a built-in information for him to discriminate against what the universe gives to him by experience. The book presents that in all that we do, we express our nature from within us. The boy then becomes aware, in time, that he was expressing Spirit within according to what he believed that to be. He was confident that he was expressing God, his Creator, the one he called himself.
Danny is an emerging hockey star who is finally setting the world alight after years of toiling in the second string. But with this new role comes more attention, and it will be harder for him to hide his secret from the world, the fact that he is gay.
It's a secret he's kept from all of his teammates and he hates the thought of them finding out the truth. It wouldn't be an issue, if his best friend hadn't returned home and found him again. Danny hasn't seen Matty ever since he left town after graduation. Now he's back, looking for a place to live and Danny is all too happy to offer him a room.
But Danny has always harbored a crush on Matty. Seeing him again makes it clear that this wasn't just a teenage dream. Can Danny keep a hold on his feelings? And what will he do when a rival finds out the truth and threatens to end his career?
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"Negative Capability" is an expression that was coined by the English romantic poet John Keats, and suggests a peculiar disposition to stay in mysteries, doubts, and uncertainty without the irritable reaching after fact and reason. The phenomenological research was conducted with 14 leaders in order to explore their lived experience under conditions of uncertainty and ambiguity, using the interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) methodology. The study draws on ancient and contemporary literature in Dialogism, Dialectics, Buddhism, and Psychodynamics to understand the true essence of negative capability. It not only raises the Keatsian construct to a canonical status, but also suggests how it may be deployed in post-modern times to alleviate the pitfalls of polarized thinking. It is an attempt to open the "negative space" for scholar-practitioners who are interested in pushing the envelope.


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It's been about three weeks since I shared my Vancouver Snapchats, so we're overdue for my Vancouver recap! Spoiler alert: it was our favorite city of our whole trip! Our vacation had has covering four cities in about 9 days, which left us traveling about every other day. We really had to cram in everything we wanted to do, and after some flight issues (American Airlines, never again) we ended up with less time in Vancouver than we had anticipated.
We stayed in an Airbnb in Cambie Village, which is a quiet but conveniently located residential neighborhood in Vancouver. It was late and we were starving by the time we checked in. Luckily, the sun didn't set until around 10 pm, so we walked to Sushiyama on Broadway (as recommended by our host). It was so good (and so cheap) — it was one of Nick's favorite meals of our trip. Afterwards, we swung by El Camino's on Main Street for a nightcap (it had a very El Rey-vibe, for my Philly friends).
We took a bus to the entrance of Stanley Park, an urban park, and walked the seawall. It's a pretty quintessential Vancouver thing, and the views are unreal. I had no idea Vancouver had such a beach town vibe — it kind of reminded me of Fort Lauderdale, but with a forest instead of a palm trees and lots of humidity. Anyway, walk Stanley Park. Don't miss the totem poles like I did.
The aquarium by the way? Totally worth it. Seattle and San Francisco also have city aquariums, and I'm glad we were able to stop by at least one. The space was a lot bigger than it seemed, so we spent a few hours exploring. We pet stingrays and saw a small dolphin show (featuring animals that were rescued and cannot be released back into the wild, so it's low on the guilt scale).
After the aquarium, we took another bus to Granville Island. It's a cool little hipster community, with street art, small shops, a brewery, and a public market (like Reading Terminal Market). I would've loved to spend more time there if we weren't crunched for time. Instead, I got some gelato and we enjoyed the warm sunshine by the water.
After that, it was back on the bus, this time to Gastown, which is sort of like Old City — it was Vancouver's first downtown, and it's on the waterfront. We bought souvenirs and had a great dinner at the Flying Pig Bistro on Water Street.
From there, we walked over to Canada Place. It's an interesting structure (it's a convention center/cruise terminal) with cool views of the harbor and most importantly, it's next to the 8-Bit Orca statue. Only in Canada.
We hopped on the subway (so clean) back to "our neighborhood" and swung by 33 Acres Brewing. It was such a cool place: a coffeeshop/brewery combo (basically made for Kendall). I was exhausted at this point, so I only had a small glass of their cider, but it was delicious. It was pretty busy for late on a Sunday night, and it's off the beaten path — our bartender seemed genuinely confused by our presence once he realized we were tourists. Such a neat spot though.
And that was basically our 36~ hours in Vancouver. And of course, I couldn't leave without a maple donut from Tim Horton's before leaving the next morning. But man, Vancouver, I miss you already!


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Théo Cholbi, né le  à Chenôve (Côte-d'Or), est un acteur, musicien et chanteur français. Il est le chanteur de Süeür.

Biographie
Théo Cholbi est le fils du réalisateur de télévision Pierre Cholbi et le demi-frère de l'auteur compositeur et interprète Damien Saez.

Musicien de formation, Théo Cholbi suit des cours de comédie au Centre national du Théâtre le Grenier de Bourgogne de Dijon, dirigés par Jean Maisonnave. Il joue dans des clips et des courts-métrages dès le début des années 2000.

Après quelques apparitions au cinéma, c'est Larry Clark qui lui offre son premier rôle important dans The Smell of Us, l'histoire de jeunes skateurs un peu paumés tentés par le marché de l'escort. Il est ensuite le partenaire de Catherine Frot dans Marguerite de Xavier Giannoli et de Jean-Pierre Darroussin dans Coup de chaud de Raphaël Jacoulot.

On le voit aussi dans des épisodes de plusieurs séries dont Virage Nord et Un village français. En 2016, il remporte le prix du meilleur espoir masculin au Festival des créations télévisuelles de Luchon, pour son interprétation dans le téléfilm Le choix de Cheyenne de Jean-Marc Brondolo. La même année, il est couronné meilleur jeune espoir masculin au Festival Jean Carmet de Moulins pour son interprétation dans le court-métrage Salinger est mort de Benjamin Serero.

En 2017, Théo Cholbi et Florian Serrain créent le projet musical de hip-hop et post-punk, Süeür. Après deux EPs, leur premier album Peut-être sort le .

Filmographie

Cinéma

Longs métrages
 2013 : Des morceaux de moi de Nolwenn Lemesle : Javier
 2014 : Tristesse Club de Vincent Mariette : Guillaume
 2014 : Catacombes de John Erick Dowdle : l'adolescent dépressif
 2015 : The Smell of Us de Larry Clark : Pacman
 2015 : Marguerite de Xavier Giannoli : Diego
 2015 : Coup de chaud de Raphaël Jacoulot : Dylan
 2016 : Réparer les vivants de Katell Quillévéré : Sam
 2018 : La Belle et la Belle de Sophie Fillières : le garçon éméché au Bocuse
 2017 : Aurore de Blandine Lenoir : Tim
 2022 : La nuit du 12 de Dominik Moll : Willy
 2022 : Les Harkis de Philippe Faucon : Pascal
 2022 : Les Rascals de Jimmy Laporal-Trésor

Courts métrages

Télévision

Téléfilms
 2016 : Le Choix de Cheyenne de Jean-Marc Brondolo : Max Keller
 2018 : Illégitime de Renaud Bertrand : Serge

Séries télévisées
 2014 : Virage Nord, trois épisodes La Clé, Le Miroir, Nicolas de Virginie Sauveur : Alan
 2014-2015 : Un village français, épisode Paris libéré de Jean-Philippe Amar et Le Procès de Patrice Martineau : Xavier
 2017 : Manon 20 ans de Jean-Xavier de Lestrade (mini-série) : Bruno

Théâtre
 2013-2014 : Seventeen, poème visuel et sonore sur des chansons de David Bowie ou des poèmes d'Arthur Rimbaud, mise en scène François Stemmer, au Point Éphémère de Paris, en tournée

Musique

Avec Süeür
 2020 single : BAD
 2020 1er album : SÜEÜR
 2022 2eme album : ANANKË

Distinctions
 2016 : Prix du meilleur espoir masculin au Festival des créations télévisuelles de Luchon, pour Le choix de Cheyenne de Jean-Marc Brondolo
 2016 : Prix du jury du meilleur jeune espoir masculin au Festival Jean-Carmet de Moulins, pour Salinger est mort de Benjamin Serero
 2017 : Prix du meilleur acteur dans un court métrage, avec Zacharie Chasseriaud, au Festival du film de Cabourg, pour Tropique de Marion Defer

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Théo Cholbi sur CinéArtistes

Acteur français de cinéma
Naissance en juillet 1991
Naissance à Chenôve