One way in which colonialism is keeping back our leadership evolution is the focusing on positional leadership.
Positional leadership can be seen as using one's position to reinforce power and to direct people to do your bidding because you hold a certain title. In a previous blog, I wrote that positional leadership confines our personal development and keeps us at bay with living in our purpose.
Most times when I hear people speak about leadership, it usually comes down to being promoted to a specific job title accompanied by respect and power. However, my career has taught me that the attainment of a leadership position is not the destination it is just the beginning of your leadership journey. To some, it may seem like I am stating the obvious. However, I am not quite sure that we have consciously recognised that our overall view of leadership is flawed.
I was recently reading through the teachings of John C. Maxwell, a foremost world thought leader in leadership. When I read about the effects of positional leadership and the type of employees this type of leadership creates. It paints a stark picture of the 'lazy' and 'lack of productivity' workforce which our Caribbean leaders love to complain about repeatedly. Maybe they should take ownership in the part they have played in this.
To be honest, I am a bit torn about this one.
I myself have never been a clockwatcher, my first job if you left at 4pm, people would tease and ask if you were going to lunch. So it was understood that there was no 8am – 4pm (9am – 5pm) where I worked. I have more or less carried this with me throughout my career.
While there are persons who will undoubtedly 'mind the time' and only work the hours which they are contracted for, I can't blame them for their approach. I have repeatedly seen how positional leaders who make it very clear to employees that they are just cogs in the wheels and are there to do their bidding. Essentially, their development is irrelevant. So why go the extra mile?
We have all worked with one of these and they have guaranteed to frustrate us immensely.
We fume silently or not so silently wondering……………..Why are they doing bare minimum? Why can't they take lead and use initiative to get a task done instead of just waiting on instructions?
What we need to understand is that these type of employees figured out something early on. The managers they work for don't care about initiative, leadership, personal development or their opinions. So they do 'just enough' to get by and to remain under the radar while letting positional leaders think that they are in agreement with all of their decisions.
These are the persons who sleepwalk into the office and use enough of their brain cells to walk, eat and sound as if they are not zombies.
Positional leadership no longer serves us as a people. It will not help us to thrive and to make the required leaps and bounds which we must to secure the future of the Caribbean. Board of Directors, current C-Suite members, key members of government and civil society must stop placing so much significance on positional leadership.


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This is a prospective, multicenter, randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled and a prospective observational study.
This study will be conducted at 15 study centers in various European countries. 1777 participant between 18 to 75 years old with Type 2 diabetes mellitus and normoalbuminuria participate in the study. The study period is 2 - 4.5 years (excluding the 6 week screening period). Depending on the risk score of the urinary protein pattern, participants have been stratified into an observational group or an interventional group. Participants with the low risk pattern (observational group) attend visits annually after screening and baseline. Participants with the high risk pattern (interventional group) attend study visits every 13 weeks after screening and baseline.
The interventional group has been allocated into one treatment group either receiving spironolactone or placebo. A placebo is a medicine without a pharmaceutical substance. The allocation to one of the two treatment groups has been done by a random distribution procedure established before the study start.
The results of the urine sample from the Screening visit has been analysed and the urine proteomic pattern is determined to be either low- or high risk pattern and will determine the further study program.
During the study period, participants attend an annual project visit, were regular diabetes care is performed and three urine samples are analysed for albuminuria.
Participants with a high-risk pattern have been randomized to either spironolactone treatment or placebo. The treatment is one tablet for oral use to be taken once a day for the entire study period. Four times each year (every 13th week) a study visit is conducted including examination of three urine samples for albuminuria.
Confirm in a prospective multicenter study of normoalbuminuric type 2 DM patients that the urinary proteome test identifies patients with a high risk for development of microalbuminuria.
Demonstrate the clinical utility of the test by showing that aldosterone blockade in high-risk patients can reduce progression to microalbuminuria in comparison to placebo, on the top of standard treatment in a randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled multicenter study.
Development of confirmed microalbuminuria (UACR >30 mg/g) in at least two out of three first morning voids with ≥ 30% increase (geometric mean) in UACR from "run-in" period samples OR > 40 mg/g (geometric mean).
Comparison of composite fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular outcome (myocardial infarction, stroke, coronary artery bypass, coronary re-vascularisation, hospitalization for heart failure and cardiovascular death), and all-cause mortality during the study.
Comparison of incidence of retinopathy and frequency of laser treatment. Data collected from self-reported adverse events.
For patients with estimated GFR ≥ 60 at baseline, development of estimated GFR<60 ml/min/1.73m2. Estimated GFR will be measured from serum creatinine (standard-ized traceable method) on blood samples tested in local laboratories.
7.1) Female patients ≥ 50 years of age at the day of inclusion, who have been postmenopausal for at least 1 year 7.2) Female patients < 50 years of age at the day of inclusion, who have been postmenopausal for at least 1 year and serum follicle stimulating hormone levels > 40 milli International unit / mL as well as serum estrogen levels < 30 pg/ml or a negative estrogen test.
7.3) 6 weeks after surgical sterilization by bilateral tubal ligation or bilateral ovariectomy with or without hysterectomy.
7.4) Correct use of reliable contraception methods. This includes one or more of the following: hormonal contraceptive (such as injection, transdermal patch, implant, cervical ring or oral) or an intrauterine device (IUD) OR correct use of double barrier with one of the following: barrier methods (diaphragm, cervical cap, Lea contraceptive or condom) AND in combination with a spermicide.
7.5) General sexual abstinence from the time of screening/ baseline, during the study until a minimum of 30 days after the last administration of study medication if this is already established as the patient's preferred and usual lifestyle.
HbA1c <6.5% (48 mmo l/ mol) AND > 5 years of known duration of diabetes type 2 AND never treated with an antidiabetic drug of any kind.
Known or suspected hypersensitivity to Spironolactone or to any of its excipients.
Current use of potassium sparing diuretics, such as: Spironolactone, Eplerenone or Amiloride etc.
Diagnosis of liver cirrhosis with current impaired liver function within the last 3 years.
Intend to become pregnant within the duration of the study or not use adequate birth control.
Official study webpage European Commission, The Seventh Framework Programme.
Tofte N, Lindhardt M, Adamova K, Beige J, Beulens JWJ, Birkenfeld AL, Currie G, Delles C, Dimos I, Francová L, Frimodt-Møller M, Girman P, Göke R, Havrdova T, Kooy A, Mischak H, Navis G, Nijpels G, Noutsou M, Ortiz A, Parvanova A, Persson F, Ruggenenti PL, Rutters F, Rychlík I, Spasovski G, Speeckaert M, Trillini M, von der Leyen H, Rossing P. Characteristics of high- and low-risk individuals in the PRIORITY study: urinary proteomics and mineralocorticoid receptor antagonism for prevention of diabetic nephropathy in Type 2 diabetes. Diabet Med. 2018 Oct;35(10):1375-1382. doi: 10.1111/dme.13669. Epub 2018 Jun 6.
Lindhardt M, Persson F, Currie G, Pontillo C, Beige J, Delles C, von der Leyen H, Mischak H, Navis G, Noutsou M, Ortiz A, Ruggenenti PL, Rychlik I, Spasovski G, Rossing P. Proteomic prediction and Renin angiotensin aldosterone system Inhibition prevention Of early diabetic nephRopathy in TYpe 2 diabetic patients with normoalbuminuria (PRIORITY): essential study design and rationale of a randomised clinical multicentre trial. BMJ Open. 2016 Mar 2;6(3):e010310. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2015-010310.


Does anyone have pics of the pre-wedding ball given in honor of King Carl Gustav and Silvia Sommerlath? I have just 2 pics and am hoping that there are more out there. Silvia really looked lovely.
Silvia Sommerlath looks like a well known actress from 20-25 years ago but I can't seem to recall which one -- maybe Lindsey Wagner or Katherine Ross?
She looks like Natalie Wood to me.
is this the first time she wore a Tiara?
You're right she does look a bit like Lindsey Wagner... especially when she was doing The Bionic Woman..
Natalie Wood of the early 70s as well.
Agneta and Frida wore 1800/1900 century dresses..... Silvia looked great..
Silvia Sommerlath looks like a well known actress from 20-25 years ago but I can't seem to recall which one -- maybe Lindsey Wagner or Katherine Ross?
I heard somewhere that ABBA wrote the song "Dancing Queen" for the wedding of Carl Gustaf and Silvia...does anyone know if this is true?
yes, I think it is true. I read it in a german biography about Silvia.
Wow, that would make a granite wedding? Well, it seems rock solid anyway :p !
I wondered if there were more pictures of the guests and if there is a guestlist of the royals who atended the weddingparty/ wedding?
Hi, Queen Silvia was amazing in the pictures i have seen, she was (and is a spectacularly beautiful woman. As to ABBA singing and dressing up in the old fashioned costumes, I read that they were extremely honoured to do so and that it was the very first time a rock or pop act had ever been asked to perform for a Swedish monarch. Dancing Queen had been written and recorded about six months before. Bjorn said in an interview that `if you have a song called Dancing Queen you sing it for your future Queen on the eve of her wedding`. Queen Silvia was said to adore the song and regarded it as a special present for her. Ive said it before and i will say it again ABBA were (and still are) the very best.
does anyone have pics of the young Silvia?
Please look at this thread in the Swedish forums for pictures of Silvia before she became Queen of Sweden.


Fully equipped comfortable Class A 2004 37ft Damon Challenger Intruder 373W with a 8.1L V8 Vortec gas engine on a Workhorse chassis and Allison transmission. The engine has 65496 miles and runs great. Onan Marquis Gold 5500 generator with 347 hours, New front tires, Extra tire, Hydraulic leveling jacks, Ducted dual roof AC units with remote controls, Rear backup camera, Electric/Gas refrigerator with a new circuit board, Electric/Gas water heater with Aqua hydronic heating system, Convection oven/microwave, Three burner gas range, Two flat screens HD TVs, Split bath design, Corian countertops, Laminate/Carpet/Tile flooring, 16 ft awning, Three slides with awnings, Excellent roof with ladder, Outside shower. Plenty of basement storage with several pass-through compartments DVD players, VHS player, AM/FM radios with CD players Walk-Around queen bed with storage and tinted windows. Ample bedroom clothes storage and two chairs with ottomans Sofa couch and recliner New Components within the last two years include: Hydraulic leveler motor, Water heater element, All batteries, Supplemental manual shut-off battery switch, Bilstein shock absorbers, Front A/C, Radiator fan and fan clutch, Refreigerator control panel. Also included with sale: Macerator sewer pump, Viar air compressor, Blue Boy portable sewage tank.
As per the owner, the coach is in very good condition inside & out. We're told all systems work as they should. Lightly used RV. The owner has all maintenance records. Just add gas, and you're ready to go! Stock #166745 2005 Damon Daybreak 3270 Class A Coach, low hrs, Onan Generator If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2005 Damon Daybreak 3270, just reduced to $22,900. This Class A is located in McAllen, Texas and is in great condition. She is also equipped with a General Motors engine that has 18,600 miles. Reason for selling is has health issues.
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The Essence is in very nice condition and has been kept clean and maintained. There is some pitting where the Diamond plastic coating is on the front end. It went through an area of intense bug infestation. The damage is specific to the plastic coated area. The paint outside of there is fine. Owner believes the plastic was soft from heat and enabled the bugs to stick and cause the damage. The coded lock on the front door has not worked since the original owner bought RV new. There is an added Hughes RV Voltage Booster Extra 50 amp 25' Extension Cord. -New Fabric on Awnings (10-16) -Main Front Window Shade (10-16) -Refrigerator New Cooling Unit (1-16) -Six (6) Brand new Goodyear RV Tires (installed March 2016), - 4 Brand New House Batteries (installed February 2015) - 2 Chassis Batteries (replaced June 2016) -Replaced both Roof A/C's added Heat Pump Front (10-15) Rear not sure exact date. Both units work with original controls. -Surge Protector Replaced (2016) This is a beautiful coach. Bring all respectable offers. Stock #171066 2008 Damon Essence model '40B-Freightliner-425hp' in great condition. 40.6 feet in overall length. Sleeps 6 comfortably within as well. If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2008 Essence 40B, just reduced to $95,000. This Class A is located in Donna, Texas and is in great condition. She is also equipped with a Cummins engine that has 24,875 miles. Reason for selling is no longer time to enjoy.
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Stock #175687 For Sale by Owner 2006 37' Damon Challenger Class A Motorhome. Only 7,100 miles. With Ford Triton V10 Gas Engine, Used Very Little, Everything Works, If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2006 Challenger 372, priced right at $38,900. This Class A is located in Thousand Oaks, California. She is also equipped with a Ford engine that has 7,030 miles. Reason for selling is no longer using.
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Stock #176151 Excellent Damon Intruder 350 with remodeled interior! If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2004 Intruder 36, priced right at $36,700. This Class A is located in Lapel, Indiana. She is also equipped with a Chevrolet engine that has 70,500 miles.
This 2006 Intruder by Damon 373T is in good shape for the age of the unit. Both the exterior and interior is clean and well maintained. SERVICED BY A DEALER ONLY! 2017: NEW BACK UP CAMERA 2016: NEW TIRES - see the photos! VERY CLEAN - PET FREE - SMOKE-FREE NO BUMPS - DINGS OR MARRING ON THE EXTERIOR ODOR FREE - LEAK FREE - CLEAN READY FOR THE NEW OWNERS!!! One item need repair: Awning is starting to flake - per Seller YES IT STILL WORKS. The owners use it strictly for travel purposes. It is clean and free of any stains, marks, chips, abrasions. Pet free and odor free. Stock #174882 Has all the amenities of home! Huge bedroom with SleepNumber Queen ! Ducted A/C and Heat If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2006 Intruder 373T, priced right at $61,200. This Class A is located in Franklinville, New Jersey and is in good condition. She is also equipped with a Ford engine that has 32,100 miles. Reason for selling is college - need i say more!.
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This Tuscany 4072 diesel pusher coach is ready to go, and needs nothing but for you to bring your clothes and groceries and hit the open road. It is well kept and clean. With less than 25000 miles driven, it is hardly broken in and has many years and miles ahead of it. Stock #168534 Excellent Tuscany 4072! Only 24,500 Miles On 360HP Cummins! 4 Slides! King Bed! 2 Heat Pumps! Many Options! If you are in the market for a class a, look no further than this 2011 Tuscany 4072, just reduced to $112,000. This Class A is located in Vero Beach, Florida and is in great condition. She is also equipped with a Cummins engine that has 24,500 miles. Reason for selling is leaving the road.
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Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard is due to ship on August 28th. To prepare for this major OS release, MOTU has worked closely with Apple to ensure a smooth transition for your MOTU products when you make the move to Snow Leopard.
In most cases, current versions of your MOTU software have already been made forward-compatible with Snow Leopard, including support for Mac OS X's latest advances in multi-threading and multi-processor operation. In other cases, MOTU software updates or driver updates are now (or soon to be) available to tame the new Snow Leopard in your Mac.
64-bit support is on the way
MOTU engineering teams are hard at work developing support for Snow Leopard's new, optional 64-bit mode. For now, however, Snow Leopard defaults to 32-bit mode, and all newer Mac models that have the ability to support 64-bit mode (from late 2008 onward) default to 32-bit mode. Therefore, until 64-bit support becomes more widespread for the Mac in general, MOTU recommends running Snow Leopard in 32-bit mode. Stay tuned to motu.com for future announcements about 64-bit support in MOTU hardware drivers and software products.
MOTU hardware
Device drivers are now available for Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard for all MOTU FireWire/USB2 audio interfaces, FireWire video interfaces, PCI-424 audio interfaces, and USB MIDI interfaces. For a complete list of the minimum driver versions required for Mac OS X v10.6, read this tech note. Please download the latest installers here.
MOTU software
All currently shipping versions of MOTU software products are compatible with Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard, except for Ethno Instrument (see note below). For a complete list of the minimum versions required for Mac OS X v10.6, read this tech note. If you don't already have them, you can download the latest updaters here.
If you own a MOTU virtual instrument or any other iLok-authorized product, be sure to download and install the latest iLok software installer from paceap.com on your new or updated Snow Leopard system.
Ethno Instrument will soon be compatible with Snow Leopard. Please check this tech note for further news as it becomes available.
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July 31, 2020 4:56PM EDT
Kenya Stops Abusive Forced Quarantine Related to Covid-19
Officials Launch Guidelines for Self-Isolation of Covid-19 Patients
Tenzin Wangmo
Kenyans make their way home before the daily dusk-to-dawn curfew in Nairobi, Kenya, April 6, 2020. © 2020 AP Photo/Brian Inganga
In early June, Kenya's Ministry of Health released guidelines on how people with mild or asymptomatic cases of Covid-19 could self-isolate at home. The new guidelines were drafted in accordance with the World Health Organization's recommendations.
Previously, Kenya's authorities forcibly quarantined tens of thousands of people in facilities that lacked proper sanitation, were crowded and confined, and did not provide people with personal protective equipment like face masks. These conditions increased the risk of Covid-19 transmission, rather than protecting those who were in quarantine.
The launch of the new countrywide protocol around self-isolating came on the heels of a May 28th report by Human Rights Watch, in collaboration with Kenya Human Rights Commission and Journalists for Justice. The report detailed how quarantine in a government facility was forced upon Kenyans who had displayed Covid-19-like symptoms, travelers or those that had encountered travelers, and those who broke curfew or did not wear a face mask in public. In one instance, a mother was forced to quarantine along with her month-old child for breaking curfew by ten minutes.
Conditions in the government quarantine facilities were often dire. People reported limited access to food and water, personal protective equipment, proper ventilation, appropriate bedding, and cleaning supplies. People also spoke of physically and emotionally abusive practices in the facilities, such as blocking people who could not afford to pay for their involuntary accommodation from leaving the facilities, and in one instance even calling the police to beat them.
The new guidelines outline home-based isolation care for infected persons with mild symptoms and have been received well across the country. However, enforcement has been largely on a case-by-case basis and exact details on implementation are not available. As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to pose a risk to Kenyans, authorities should ensure that law enforcement does not abuse the policy by imposing it in a discriminatory or arbitrary manner and that patients' rights are respected. Human Rights Watch will continue to monitor the impact of Covid-19 in Kenya and press government officials to maintain policies that curb the virus, keep the public safe, and respect human rights.
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Christians were the first to use the term in reference to scripture, but Eugene Ulrich regards the notion as Jewish. Most of the canons listed below are considered by adherents to be "closed" i. These canons have developed through debate and agreement on the part of the religious authorities of their respective faiths and denominations. Some books, such as the Jewish—Christian gospelshave been excluded from various canons altogether, but many disputed books are considered to be biblical apocrypha or deuterocanonical by many, while some denominations may consider them fully canonical. Differences exist between the Hebrew Bible and More info biblical canons, although the majority of manuscripts are shared in common.
In some cases where varying strata of scriptural inspiration have accumulated, it becomes prudent to discuss texts that only have an elevated status within a particular tradition. This becomes even more complex when considering the open canons of the various Latter Day Saint sects and the scriptural revelations purportedly given to several leaders over the years within that movement. Different religious groups include different books in their biblical canons, in varying orders, and sometimes divide or combine books. The Jewish Tanakh sometimes called the Hebrew Bible contains 24 books divided into three parts: the five books of the Torah "teaching" ; the eight books of the Nevi'im "prophets" ; and the eleven books of Ketuvim http://rectoria.unal.edu.co/uploads/tx_felogin/benjamin-franklin-s-theory-of-life-and/unicycle-abs.php. It is composed mainly in Biblical Hebrew.
The Greek Septuagint closely resembles the Hebrew Bible but includes additional texts, is the main textual source for the Christian Greek Old Testament. Christian Bibles range from the 73 books of the Catholic Church canon, the 66 books cathloicism the canon of some denominations or the 80 books of the canon of other denominations of Protestantsto the 81 books of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church canon.
The first part of Christian Bibles is the Old Testamentwhich contains, at minimum, the above 24 books of the Hebrew Bible but divided into 39 Protestant or 46 Catholic books and ordered differently. The anc part is the New Testamentcontaining 27 books; the four canonical gospelsActs of the Apostles21 Epistles or letters and the Book of Revelation.
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Blaxploitation Dress Codes in 1970s Cinema
20 Sep '13 11 Jan '14 Lord Christopher LavertyClothes from 1960s, Clothes from 1970s, Girls in Films, Guys in Films
Fabric of Cinema is Clothes on Film editor Chris Laverty's regular column in design journal Arts Illustrated. Its second issue has recently gone to print covering the subject of activism in art (subtitled 'Wake up, stand up'). Fitting neatly around this theme from a costume perspective is the movement known as Blaxploitation, the subject of Laverty's latest column, analysing how young people in America, particularly males, assumed the dress codes of gangsters and outlaws on screen. Was this actually an artistically progressive movement in cinema or ultimately regressive? The following are extracts from the article in question, which can be read in full on pages 94-97 of Arts Illustrated volume 2:
'Costume was an essential part of blaxploitation. What these characters wore on-screen had to represent and entice. In a sense it was social progression, the essence of the self-made man; readable entirely by what he wears. Narrative was indirectly powered by the coveting of clothes as visual representation of having 'made it'. Stories would either begin with the protagonist at a point of success, immediately positioning the young black audience as admiring spectators.
Pam Grier was by far blaxploitation's biggest female star, headlining a string of like-for-like hits throughout the seventies including Coffy (1973) and Foxy Brown ('74). Foxy Brown is the archetypical female blaxploitation film, centring on a tale of violent revenge against gangs and drug pushers. Unlike male blaxploitation, Greer is objectified as a curvaceous clothes peg while reinforcing rather than threatening masculinity. "She don't let no man down" exclaims Willie Hutch's title song that Grier dances over during the opening credits. Foxy Brown is unusual for having a separate costume credit to Ruthie West for all of Grier's outfits, which she changes in practically every scene. Each is fashionable, though more crucially tight and revealing. Grier's clothes may appeal to a female audience, presumably on the filmmakers' assumption that all women covert fashion, but her attire is directed solely at men; in blaxploitation she exists only as a form of titillation…'
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Le prix international de géographie Vautrin-Lud ou prix Vautrin-Lud, créé en 1991, est considéré comme étant la plus haute récompense décernée au niveau international dans le champ de la géographie. Ce prix, qui couronne une carrière de géographe, est parfois considéré comme l'équivalent d'un prix Nobel de géographie.

Vautrin Lud est un érudit lorrain du , originaire de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, qui aurait le premier nommé « Amérique » le nouveau continent, d'après le nom du navigateur Amerigo Vespucci.

Ce prix est décerné chaque année en octobre par un jury de cinq membres, lors du Festival international de géographie de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges.

Historique
La création du prix Vautrin-Lud a été proposé en 1990 par Antoine Bailly au fondateur du Festival international de géographie, Christian Pierret. Il s'agissait de , en partant du constat qu'il n'existait pas d'équivalent du Prix Nobel pour un certain nombre de domaines scientifiques, les mathématiques, une partie des sciences de la terre, ainsi que , faisant de la géographie , tout comme l'histoire ou la sociologie.

Le premier prix Vautrin-Lud est ainsi décerné l'année suivante, en 1991, pour la seconde édition du festival, récompensant, selon Antoine Bailly, une carrière, des livres, une reconnaissance internationale, ainsi que le fait d'.

Comme responsable scientifique du Festival international de la géographie, Rémy Knafou en constitue le jury et il en est le secrétaire perpétuel (la fonction de secrétaire deviendra quinquennale par la suite).

Lauréats

Attribution du prix
Un règlement encadre les modalités d'attribution du prix Vautrin-Lud .

D'abord, sous la responsabilité du secrétaire-général du jury, a lieu une consultation triennale des « grands électeurs », des géographes universitaires du monde entier. Ces grands électeurs sont choisis en fonction de critères scientifiques (publications dans des revues à comité de lecture, ouvrages, responsabilités éditoriales). Tous les domaines de la géographie (géographie physique, climatologie, environnement, géographie urbaine, géographie des transports, géographie culturelle, géographie sociale, etc.) sont pris en compte afin d'apporter une forte représentativité à la base des votants.

Chaque électeur est consulté individuellement et, sous garantie d'anonymat, peut nommer un géographe de son choix qu'il estime mériter de recevoir le prix Vautrin Lud. La personne nominée peut être dans l'aire géographique du grand électeur ou en dehors. Nombreux sont les votants qui justifient leur choix en apportant des commentaires sur la personne désignée.

D'une centaine à l'origine, leur nombre a progressé pour atteindre 260 en 2011, puis 300 en 2014 et 2017. La répartition des géographes par pays varie selon l'importance de l'école nationale de géographie. Ces grands électeurs doivent proposer le nom d'« un géographe vivant, dont la contribution à l'avancée scientifique de la géographie est significative et ayant une notoriété internationale ».

Le jury, international et composé de cinq membres cooptés pour une durée de cinq ans, se réunit une fois par an à Saint-Dié-des-Vosges pour désigner le lauréat de l'année suivante, à partir d'une liste restreinte de noms issue de la consultation. Le jury se prononce à la majorité et non à l'unanimité. La cérémonie officielle de remise du prix est organisée lors du Festival international de géographie. Un membre du jury prononce le laudatio du lauréat.

Dotation
En 2018, la dotation du prix s'élevait à .

Formation du jury

Afin de rappeler les cinq humanistes du Gymnase vosgien :
 Vautrin Lud, chanoine de Saint-Dié ;
 Nicolas Lud, son neveu, imprimeur ;
 Martin Waldseemüller ou Hylacomilus, cartographe ;
 Mathias Ringmann ou Philesius Vogesigena, éditeur ;
 et Jean Basin, latiniste et poète.
qui ont publié en 1507 le premier planisphère mentionnant le mot « America », le jury du Prix Vautrin Lud se compose de cinq géographes représentant la diversité scientifique de la géographie et son caractère international.

Le jury évolue chaque année par le départ d'un membre (sur démission, absence ou, en dernier recours, par tirage au sort) et par la cooptation d'un nouveau membre. Ce nouveau membre est coopté sur proposition des membres et, si nécessaire, un vote à la majorité intervient. Dans la mesure du possible, l'équilibre initial des pays représentés est maintenu et la participation des membres résidant en France ne doit pas être supérieure au tiers de l'ensemble. Les délibérations se déroulant en français, les membres du jury doivent donc maîtriser cette langue.

Secrétaires généraux du Prix

Ils sont désignés pour un mandat de cinq ans.
 2008-2013 : Benoît Antheaume
 2014-2019 : Jean-Christophe Gay

Membres du jury
Ces géographes ont fait partie du jury :

En 2018, les membres étaient :
 Haim Kutiel (université de Haïfa)
 Bernadette Mérenne-Schoumaker (université de Liège)
  (université de Nottingham)
  (London School of Economics)
 Jean-Christophe Gay (université Nice-Sophia-Antipolis)

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Festival international de géographie de Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, Belin, Paris, 1998
 Vianney Huguenot et Georges Roques, La géographie, quelle histoire !, Gérard Louis éditeur, Haroué (54),

Articles connexes
 Festival international de géographie

Liens externes
 « 20 ans de Prix Vautrin Lud, le "Nobel" de la géographie », Globe, blog de France Culture (vidéos des lauréats en ligne)

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(Quand il faisait sombre : l'histoire d'une grande conspiration) est un roman à succès de 1903 de l'auteur anglais Guy Thorne. Il décrit comment un complot chargé de détruire le christianisme en réfutant la résurrection du Christ, conduit à une confusion morale et au chaos dans le monde, jusqu'à sa dénonciation.

Le titre est une subtile référence au verset 20:1 de l'Évangile selon Jean : , qui décrit la constatation de Marie de Magdala de l'absence du corps du Christ dans le sépulcre. Le livre obtient un très grand succès, mais a été critiqué comme antisémite.

Synopsis du complot
Un riche et puissant Juif anglais, Constantine Schaube, connu comme adversaire du clergé chrétien, complote de détruire le christianisme en réfutant la résurrection de Jésus-Christ. Il exploite la situation financière de l'expert biblique anglais, Sir Robert Llewelyn, et le contraint à tracer une inscription sur l'entrée d'une ancienne tombe. Cette inscription, supposée avoir été écrite par Joseph d'Arimathie, indique qu'il a pris le corps du Christ après sa mort et l'a caché ici.

Il s'ensuit un déclin de la moralité dans le monde, avant que le complot ne soit découvert, présageant de l'état du monde en l'absence de la religion du Christ.

Réaction
Après sa publication, l'évêque de Londres prêcha dans l'abbaye de Westminster en se référant au livre. Le désignant comme « une remarquable œuvre de fiction », il dit dépeindre

When It Was Dark a été critiqué comme antisémite pour son stéréotypage des Juifs et pour les avoir décrits comme ayant l'intention de détruire ce que Thorne pense être l'élément le plus précieux de la vie anglaise, la foi chrétienne et les valeurs spirituelles qui lui sont associées.

Influence en France
Le livre a été un succès en Angleterre et dans les pays de langue anglaise. Il ne semble pas avoir été fait une traduction en français du roman. Lors de la mort de  Guy Thorne, le journal Le Gaulois publie une nécrologie de l'auteur en mentionnant le succès de ce livre :
 Nous avons le regret d'apprendre que M. Ronger Gull en littérature Guy
Thorne est décédé avant-hier. Cette mort du romancier bien connu met en deuil les lettres britanniques, où Guy Thorne, depuis longtemps déjà, tenait une place brillante.  Les dépêches qui nous ont apporté la mauvaise nouvelle ont eu soin de rappeler l'immense succès dans tous les pays de langue anglaise du livre intitulé When it was dark (« Quand il faisait noir »), paru il y a une vingtaine d'années. Le thème de cet ouvrage était original. Le romancier supposait qu'un millionnaire impie avait la diabolique idée de demander à un éminent. archéologue de falsifier en Palestine des documents récemment découverts et d'établir, par des truquages péremptoires que le Christ n'était jamais ressuscité. Le savant se laissait tenter par l'or du millionnaire.
Rapidement  de When it was dark furent vendus, et l'on parlait tant et tant de ce roman et il occupait à un tel point les esprits que les clergymen prenaient son sujet pour texte de leurs allocutions. Les lecteurs du Gaulois s'associeront, nous en sommes convaincus, à l'hommage que nous rendons au talent de Guy Thorne.

Adaptation cinématographique
En 1919 le roman fait l'objet d'une adaptation muette au cinéma, dirigée par Arrigo Bocchi.

Notes

Roman britannique paru en 1902
Publication antisémite
Roman uchronique
Roman britannique adapté au cinéma


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Frank Drown, The Veteran American Missionary Who Made History Back In 1956, Has Passed On To His Eternal Reward At 95
By Dan Wooding, Founder of ASSIST News Service
Frank Drown 1922 – 2018
Veteran American missionary, Frank Drown, who passed away on Monday, January 22, at the age of 95, made worldwide history back in January 1956, when he found the body of his Missionary Aviation Fellowship (MAF) pilot friend Nate Saint.
Choking back the tears, Drown told me during an interview I did with him and his wife, Marie, some time back, "He had a spear in his head, and a big cut on his face."
The couple had agreed to talk about the terrible yet life-changing events that took place on January 8, 1956, when Jim Eliot, Pete Fleming, Ed McCully, Nate Saint and Roger Youderian ventured into the eastern rainforests of Ecuador, where they made contact with the Waodani, people, also known as the Aucas. With a homicide rate of 60 percent, the tribe's behavior placed them on the verge of self-annihilation.
The missionaries' story was made famous in the pages of Life Magazine, but during the extraordinary interview, the Drowns were able to give more insight into what occurred all those years ago.
Frank Drown and his wife, Marie, served the Shuar and Atshuar people of Ecuador's rainforest region for decades. Once mortal enemies, the two groups learned of reconciliation when Christianity was introduced to them.
"We were in Ecuador ten years before they were and then Nate came in and he became our pilot," said Frank Drown. "He flew us all over the jungle, and we did lots of things together. Before he came, we would walk for many hours on the land, and so it was such a blessing to have him as our pilot. One minute in a plane is worth an hour on the ground."
Marie then entered the conversation. "All of the missionaries that were killed were our good friends," she said. "Marj Saint [Nate's wife] was also a good friend of ours. Before we ever met her, she sent in with Nate, a tray of ice cubes, and we hadn't had ice cubes for years. We made lemonade, and it tasted like something we'd never known before. It was so different with ice cubes in it.
"I remember another time when Nate came. He and Marj were expecting their first child, and we had a son Ross Drown, who was born in 1948, and a year later in early 1949 their first baby was born. When Nate was with us, he saw Ross and Frank playing with a ball, and Ross would repeat, 'Figh!' and daddy would say, 'Throw the ball way up high!' and he'd say 'Figh!' and they'd throw the ball back and forth. Nate said, "I can't wait until ours is born."
Now Ross and Kathy, the daughter of Nate Saint, are husband and wife.
Frank said that he had given Nate a radio to go into the jungle, but as the missionaries wanted to keep their mission a secret, they spoke in code.
"They didn't want other people to know, so that if it did happen that we got to be good friends with those Indians, that there wouldn't be a whole rush of all the people wanting to go in there," he said. "So, I knew that and they told me what he was going to do and I loaned them my radio so they could take it along, and I knew where they were, I knew what frequency they were going to talk back to me because it was my radio. And so I listened to them, and one day only, on Friday when they had a good contact with the Indians and they called back and said it was great. 'The neighbors came,' one of them said.
Drown said that as he was on the network of radios, so they could all talk to each other, and on the Monday morning he received an urgent message from Marj Saint.
He went on, "Marj went right straight to me and said, 'We haven't heard from the men since yesterday. They were supposed to talk at 4:00 and they didn't answer. We've lost contact with them.' And she wanted to know if I would be willing to go and form a rescue party and go down into that jungle down there and see if I could help them.
"It was terrible especially as I heard that another MAF pilot had flown over there and he could see the little airplane down on the beach where they'd landed, but he couldn't see anybody around, and I knew this was bad.
"Still, we went, not knowing whether they were dead or alive. The trip took two-and-a-half days, part walking, part by dug-out canoe, and we got down there and found the airplane all torn to pieces, and nobody there. It was a sad day."
He explained that the US Air Force had dispatched a helicopter to the area and they could see straight down into the water of the river where the plane was, and they said they saw some bodies.
"So, we picked them up," said Drown. "There were two of them. Jim Elliot was the first one that was found, and then Peter Fleming, and then I was told that there was somebody downstream and so I went to help pick him up out of the water."
It was then that he found the body of Nate Saint. "Then some other missionary with natives that were friendly with us, went downstream further and brought the body of Roger Youderian, who was my buddy, the one that worked with me. We had walked the trails together, and worked together for the Lord, and they brought him back, and so we had four of the five."
Frank said that Roger Youderian had built an airstrip in the jungle at the request of an Indian leader who wanted to hear more about Jesus.
"I went back again and one day he said to me, 'I want to be the bow to knee one.' That meant he wanted to get down on his knees and ask Jesus into his life," he said.
He said that only one body — that of Ed McCully — was not found at that time.
"We didn't find Ed, but the Indians found him weeks later, and they said they buried him, but I don't know whether they did or not," he said. "The other four were buried on the beach.
"After I had gone and buried the men and came back home, we had three days of rain and I was there at Ed McCully's house because he lived the closest to these Waodani, and I had time to think this whole thing through.
Why did this tragedy happen?
"God could have stopped this anytime along the way. It's understandable that if we just had a big shower there wouldn't have been a sand beach for them to land on. And if one of them had stayed up in the tree house and could have shot and scared them off, and that might have changed things. And when they first landed, the tire was ripped, and the tube was showing. But anyway, those things didn't happen, and God allowed those men to go and to die and you say well that is wrong.
"Folks, a private never tells the general where you're gonna fight. And so we are God's people, and where God puts us, that's where we work. And God will take care of us until He's ready to move us out of this world, and so that's the way it is. And God did that. He wanted those men to die so that He could talk to our people here in America that you need to give your life to God and sacrifice. We don't want sacrifice. We don't want pain. We don't want anything like that.
"But listen, folks, if we're going to win the world to Jesus Christ there's gonna be more, and we need to serve God with all that we've got, whether it's life or death. For Marie and for me and many years of staying there and living with those people and seeing them come to Christ, so it's not up to us to say where we're going to serve or how, but it's up to God."
Frank and Marie Drown, who have told their story in a book called Mission To The Headhunters were speakers at the Calvary Chapel Mission's Conference at their conference center in Murrieta, California, when I interviewed them.
They also spoke on a Saturday morning after the conference at a packed missions meeting at Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa. Also speaking were Steve Saint, the son of Nate Saint, and Mincaye, who, as a young warrior was one of the tribesmen who killed Saint's father, Nate, and the four other young missionaries, and is now a believer and has been reconciled with Steve and the Saint family.
The entire story was movingly told in the movie, End Of The Spear, in which the filmmakers explored the story from the tribe's perspective — and the remarkable way God changed the tribe's violent way.
A True Giant of Pioneer Kingdom mission endeavor
Frank Drown in 2010, receiving a copy of a Bible in the language of the Shuar (formerly known as Jivaro) in Ecuador. Drown and his wife, Marie, ministered among the Shuar and Atshuar people of Ecuador for 37 years.(Archive photo by Chad Irwin)
One of Frank Drown's friends was Jack Walker, who worked for many years with Mission Aviation, Fellowship (MAF), and who described Drown's passing in this way: "He was a true giant of pioneer Kingdom mission endeavor [who has now] entered Heaven's portal."
Walker went on to say: "It was my privilege during 1974-83 to visit with Frank & Marie, including an unforgettable overnight at their longtime mission station, Macuma, Ecuador."
Frank Drown was born Sept. 30, 1922 in Curlew, IA to Jay R. and Mary (Cross) Drown. He earned his Bachelor of Divinity at Northwestern Bible in Minneapolis, MN where he also met his wife. Together they served as missionaries in Ecuador for thirty-seven years for Avant Ministries.
After returning to the United States, he owned Frank's Tree Farm north of Smithville, MO. Frank loved meeting people, telling stories and trips to Canada fishing for Walleye and Pike. He was a member of Open Bible Church in Belton, MO and loved to sing hymns.
Frank was preceded in death by daughter Irene Derksen, brother Blaine Drown, twin sisters Ruth Brallier and Ruby Jackson, brother Robert Drown, sisters Grace Porter and Elizabeth Asp. He is survived by his wife of seventy-three years Marie Drown, of the home; daughter Linda Root, Raymore, MO; son Ross Drown and wife Kathy, Asheville, NC; son Tim Drown and wife Ahping, Jakarta, Indonesia; daughter Laura Erdel and husband Dave, Santo Domingo, Ecuador, S.A. and nineteen grandchildren.
You can see a moving video about Frank's life. It was played at his January 27, 2018 memorial service at at Avant Ministries in Kansas City, MO. Interment was at Greenlawn Cemetery in Kansas City.
Dan Wooding with Minkaye
I am sure that Frank has already met up again with his five missionary friends who were killed in Ecuador. I'd love to have been in on that heavenly conversation. Wouldn't you?
Story used by permission of ASSIST News.
About the writer: Dan Wooding, 76, is an award-winning winning author, broadcaster and journalist who was born in Nigeria, West Africa, of British missionary parents, Alfred and Anne Wooding, who then worked with the Sudan Interior Mission, now known as SIM. He now lives in Southern California with his wife Norma, to whom he has been married for some 53 years. They have two sons, Andrew and Peter, and six grandchildren who all live in the UK. Dan is the founder/president of the ASSIST News Service (ANS), and is also the author of some 45 books. He has a weekly radio show, Front Page Radio, on the KWVE Radio Network (www.kwve.com), and two TV shows, Windows on the World (with Dr. Garry Ansdell), and Inside Hollywood with Dan Wooding, which are both carried on the Holy Spirit Broadcasting Network (http://hsbn.tv).
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Italians the Blind was found to be due to trachoma. In the Kentucky Institute for the Blind, a year ago, 45 per cent, of the blindness followed trachoma.
It is known that trachoma is a common disease of the American Indians, and its ravages are only equalled in seriousness by tuberculosis. In some sections of the southwest, from 65 per cent, to 95 per cent, of the Indians are trachomatous. Over 800 cases of the disease were operated upon and treated at the trachoma hospital of the Indian Service in Phoenix, Arizona, alone, according to the report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for 1911. A recent investigation covering 39,231 Indians in 25 states, one eighth of the total Indian population, showed 8,940 or 22.7 per Italian cent, to have trachoma. At this rate there are 72,000 trachomatous Indians in the United States.
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different. I like all of those ideas. What would you add?
Isn\'t your home meant to be a sanctuary for your Soul? I think it is.
supports you physically and helps you fulfill your life\'s purpose.
no matter how bad you perceive the situation to be, you created it.
better in its place. You aren\'t stuck.
placement, as it\'s called or Vastu, its spiritual cousin from India.
overwhelmed, you say: 'Forget that sacred space idea.\' Not so fast.
think about romance, you surely imagine a candle lit dinner, right?
home at night. She blows it out as she leaves in the morning.
that, just like my friend, you can create your own.
tone of your dinner table chit chat with a simple turn on that dimmer.
home or to set a mood.
reflect you the minute you open the door!
instantly reminded of the best part of my day.
cut flowers and certain plants to bring a heavenly scent to your home.
• Finally, let\'s not forget the power of sound. There\'s always music to create the mood you want to experience.


We have many interests here at Mountain High Hockey. Whether it be fly fishing, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding or hiking, we love being outside. We are also know there is no better way to start your day than with a fresh cup of coffee. We are extremely excited to be teaming up with the people at Pacific Green Coffee to provide the wake up call for both our coaches and parents. We want our students and their parents to feel apart of our family and there is no better way to get to know someone than having a good conversation over a nice cup of coffee. Welcome to the family Pacific Green Coffee.


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LAU Libraries Enter New Partnership that Gives Access to School Students
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Students from the Monsif International School can now access LAU Libraries through a formal subscription plan signed with the university, which includes training and information sessions on how to use the library facilities. This step underscores the university's commitment to Quality Education and Sustainable Cities and Communities, two of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); SDGs 4 and 11, respectively.


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Jamal Duff (11 de marzo de 1972) es un jugador de fútbol americano retirado y actor estadounidense de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano.

Inicios
Jugó Fútbol americano universitario y luego fue llamado para participar en la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano. Fue cuando comenzó a jugar en el New York Giants y Washington Redskins.

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Él ha aparecido en Brooklyn Nine-Nine, SWAT, El tesoro del Amazonas, Eliminator, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Revenge y en The Game Plan.

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Home » Topics » Pharmacy » Research » Knowledge of low-risk drinking and its relationship with a reduction in alcohol consumption: Results from six waves of an Australian national survey.
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This study examined changes in public knowledge of low-risk drinking, explored factors associated with knowledge level and its relationship with a reduction in alcohol consumption. Data (n = 153,820) of six waves of the National Drug Strategy Household Survey, conducted during the period 2001-2016, were analysed. Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol was applied to compute participants' knowledge of low-risk drinking. This guideline was introduced in 2001 and later revised in 2009. Multivariable log-binomial regression model was used to analyse the pooled dataset. Subgroup analysis examined the relationship between knowledge score and a reduction in alcohol consumption across drinker categories. Public knowledge was better for long-term than short-term low-risk drinking, and women had better knowledge than men. Since 2010 there has been a small increase in knowledge of low-risk drinking. Although level of knowledge improved over time, it appears to align more towards the 2001-guideline, particularly for the recommended limits for men. Those who were relatively old; were women; received at least year-10 or more education; were not residing in the most disadvantaged areas; identified themselves as either light-, social-, heavy- or binge-drinkers; were currently/previously married; or perceived their health 'excellent' were significantly more likely than others to have an accurate knowledge of low-risk drinking. There was a positive association between knowledge score and the reduction in alcohol consumption among the self-reported social drinkers, heavy drinkers and binge drinkers. Tailored interventions are recommended for those who lack adequate knowledge and drink at a risky level.
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Dodgers' Chris Taylor And Justin Turner Named Co-MVPs Of The NLCS
by Alex Perez 10/19/2017, 9:01 PM
The Mariners and the Mets let Chris Taylor and Justin Turner walk not too long ago. Now, they are co-MVPs of the NLCS for the Los Angeles Dodgers!
What a journey these two players have had over the course of the careers. However, besides the fact that they are great people and have amazing stories, these two put up amazing numbers in the NLCS. Let's take a look at some of their best moments against the Cubs over the past five games!
Your #NLCS co-MVPs! #ThisTeam pic.twitter.com/ytSux84qD2
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) October 20, 2017
Chris Taylor absolutely crushed it at the plate. Taylor went 6-19, with two home runs, three runs batted in, and five runs scored. He also played excellent defense at both center field and shortstop!
Justin Turner was an absolute no-brainer as far as picks for the NLCS MVP go. Turner went 6-18, with two home runs, seven runs batted in, and three runs scored. His offense and defense were a vital piece of the puzzle in the National League Championship Series and a big reason why the Dodgers are headed to the World Series.
Check out some of his best moments against the Cubs below!
Congratulations, Chris Taylor and Justin Turner for receiving the honor of co-MVPs of the NLCS. Dodger fans everywhere can't wait to see what both of you do in the World Series!
Written by Alex Perez
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Editor In Chief of Dodgers Nation.
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Think about those two, both given up on by former teams. What amazing ball players they have both become. So proud of them! Jansen had to be next in line. He did a great job also.
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In among all of the different recipes we found in my mother's old recipe box, this Hartford Election Cake was probably one that we were most curious about – and most eager to try! So with the presidential election just a few weeks away, we thought this was the perfect time to share this vintage recipe.
According to this article, Election Day back in the 18th and 19th centuries was a day for celebration. Voters would travel to large cities such as Hartford, Connecticut, cast their ballots and then spend the rest of the day socializing and celebrating their democratic freedoms. Those parties often ended with a banquet of food, and Hartford Election Cake for dessert.
Once baked, the Hartford Election Cake is simply brushed with melted butter and a sprinkle of granulated sugar. It is delicious served sliced as-is, but it is also delicious toasted and served with additional butter.
Mix the yeast with the heated milk and set aside.
Mix the dried fruit with the rum and orange blossom water and set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment, beat butter and brown sugar for two minutes on medium speed.
Add eggs and beat for two more minutes.
Drain liquid from dried fruit and add liquid to sugar and egg mixture. Mix to combine. Save the fruit for a later step.
Sift flour into a bowl with the salt, allspice, cinnamon and coriander.
Transfer to a stand mixer from a paddle to a dough hook.
Alternate adding flour-spice mixture and milk mixture to form a very sticky dough. Beat only long enough to bring the dough together. The mixture will be loose looking.
Pour dough into a large bowl, cover with a dish towel and let rise in a warm draft free place for about two hours or until doubled in size.
While the dough is rising, liberally butter and flour a 10" Bundt pan.
Pour nuts and dried fruit into the dough and mix by hand just until mixed through.
Scrape the mixture into the prepared pan.
Cover with a dish towel and let rise until almost doubled in size, about an additional hour.
Bake in the center of the oven for about 40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Remove from oven and brush with the melted butter then sprinkle on the granulated sugar. Serve warm out of the oven, or sliced and toasted with butter.
I enjoyed reading your post about Hartford Election Cake. You have an interesting combination of spices here that is different from what I've seen in other recipes. What about long-term storage? Do you think you can keep this cake in a brandy-soaked towel like fruitcake?
Hi Dana – The texture of this cake is less dense than fruitcake, plus this cake has a sugar coating – I don't think it will store the same as fruitcake. I'd probably wrap it tightly and freeze it (either in slices or whole) for longer term storage. Hope that helps!
thank you for all the great recipes. The cakes look so good. I have a recipe for Chinese chicken wings.if you are interested just email me.


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Q: Can you determine the size of all class types in the same way? Can you determine the size of class types, except unions, in somewhat the same way, like calculating the sum of all data members?
I know that for classes, there probably is a little bit more to consider when determining the size, but is calculating the sum of all data members the right way to find the minimum size of all class types, except unions?

A: There is this useful utility called sizeof. It just gives you the compile time size of the type or expression you pass in.
Let the compiler handle it for you. And the expression is not even evaluated, and the result can be used in constexpr environment. Also it handles platform specific differences.
class Example {
  int member;
  const char* otherMember;
};

const int size = sizeof(Example);

To answer the actual question:

Can you determine the size of class types, except unions, in somewhat
  the same way... ?

The answer is yes, you can use sizeof, and

...like calculating the sum of all data members?

No it might not be the same. You can do that, but it can differ a lot from the real size. Also some basic types can have different sizes on some platforms, you probably better off using sizeof for them as well, and in that case you can just do this for the whole class.

is calculating the sum of all data members the right way to find the
  minimum size of all class types, except unions?

It will be a conservative estimation which might be less than the real size. So it is not the right way. Hard to see why it would be any use if you can have the real thing for literally no cost. Also it works on unions, pointers, expressions. And portable.

A: Yes, if you want to make a lower bound for a class's size, then the summed sizeof its members do it.
A class without virtual functions usually have the sum of its members, plus padding between members. Padding is usually put between members because of alignment.
A class with virtual functions usually have a hidden sizeof(void*)-sized member in it (a pointer to the virtual table).
A class with virtual inheritance usually can have even more hidden things.
So, for example, this class usually have a sizeof 8 (where sizeof(int) is 4):
struct Foo {
    char c; // there is a 3-byte padding between c and i, because i
    int i;  // is need a 4-aligned address
};

Note: these things are not specified in the standard, any compiler implementation may work differently. If you need the authoritative size of a class, use sizeof.

A: The correct way to determine the size of an object in C++ is to use the sizeof operator.
From a more theoretical point yes, adding up the sizes of the members will tell you the size of the class. For unions it is more or less the same. Get the object size for each alternative. Then largest wins.

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Can you determine the size of class types, except unions, in somewhat the same way, like calculating the sum of all data members?

No, you can't.

I know that for classes, there probably are a little bit more to consider when determining the size ...

Yes, there are more things to consider. Alignment of data members and padding 1st of all.
Also involving virtual polymorphism may influence the size of a class, let's see a little example:
#include <iostream>

class Base1 {
public:
    void foo() {}
};

class Derived1 : public Base1 {
    int i;
public:
    void foo() {}
};

class Base2 {
public:
     virtual ~Base2() {}
     virtual void foo() = 0;
};

class Derived2 : public Base2 {
    int i;
public:
     virtual ~Derived2() {}
     virtual void foo() {}
};

int main() {
    std::cout << "Size Derived1: " << sizeof(Derived1) << std::endl;
    std::cout << "Size Derived2: " << sizeof(Derived2) << std::endl;
}

output is
Size Derived1: 4
Size Derived2: 16

(See it live here)

... but is calculating the sum of all data members the right way to find the minimum size of all class types, except unions?

Speaking for the absolute minimum size yes. But even if you put compiler pragmas like #pragma pack(1) to eliminate the alignments and paddings, just summing up the data members won't give you the minimum size for other considerations like virtual polymorphism.

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When it comes to what is often called "fashion color" (basically hair colors not found in nature) I think there is a fine line between beautifully done, and manic-panic-in-the-bathroom style. In my opinion, keeping the color dimensional, whether you're going brunette or hot pink, keeps your coif looking super awesome and professional. And of course if you're wanting to do something fun, but don't want to deal with your whole head being colored, peek-a-boos in all colors of the rainbow are really fun and low maintenance.


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Defected & Glitterbox lineup for New Year's events at Printworks London
Printworks London © Photography by Jake Davis (instagram.com/hungryvisuals)
· October 28, 2021 ··3 min read
After announcing a two-day takeover of one of London's most in-demand venues for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, Defected and Glitterbox have now revealed the star-studded lineups for their New Year's Eve and New Year's Day celebrations at Printworks in London. Partygoers can expect an epic doubleheader with exceptional house and disco, world-class production, and an unbeatable atmosphere to see out a year that began in particularly trying circumstances, with both brands maintaining hugely successful partnerships with the mammoth London venue.
For Defected's New Year's Eve takeover, UKG royalty DJ EZ will ring in the new year alongside Danny Howard, Darius Syrossian, Riva Starr, and others.
On January 1, 2022, Glitterbox talent Kiddy Smile, Breakbot & Irfane, and Melvo Baptiste will perform at the Press Halls.
On New Year's Day, Classic Music Company welcomes Floorplan, Derrick Carter, and Gina Breeze to the new Inkwells space at Printworks.
New Year's Eve lineup.
The celebrations will kick off with Defected taking over the Press Halls on New Year's Eve, as a physical statement of Defected and Glitterbox's successful navigation back to 'in real life' parties after dominating the virtual world. As the headliner, genuine UKG legend DJ EZ will perform his first set at a Defected party after collaborating on a 24-hour live stream at the start of 2021, which raised over £89k for Mind. A musical force of nature for over two decades, DJ EZ's notoriety as a creative mixer with unparalleled instinct and technical prowess makes him one of the best-loved acts in dance. Danny Howard of BBC Radio 1 will also be performing, as well as returning favorites Darius Syrossian, Riva Starr, Melé, and Catz 'N Dogz, as well as long-time residents such as Defected founder Simon Dunmore, Sam Divine, and Monki.
Defected New Year's Eve lineup Printworks
New Year's Day with Glitterbox.
Glitterbox will then host an all-day event the following day to keep the party going for those looking to start 2022 on a high note. The New Year's Day event will welcome new faces of the brand to mark a new era of Glitterbox parties, bringing its unique blend of uplifting, soulful, and joyous house and disco to the Press Halls. Kiddy Smile, whose Paris ballroom entourage the House of Gorgeous Gucci is descending on London for the party, is one of those joining the international line-up. Breakbot & Irfane from Ed Banger, as well as dynamic duo Dirty Channels and house legend Spiller from Italy, bring more talent from across the Channel. Tarzsa, a well-known NTS presenter, makes her Glitterbox debut, and Melvo Baptiste, the brand's face and voice, closes out the evening. No Glitterbox event is complete without some incredible vocal talent, and Jocelyn Brown, the singer of "Somebody Else's Guy," provided a live PA this time. As usual, Glitterbox's troupe of performers, drag queens, and club kids will heat things up and contribute to the party's inclusive and unifying atmosphere.
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Printworks and the new spaces.
Both events will take full advantage of Printworks' recently launched Inkwells space, the venue's new second room with low ceilings, colonnades of beaten concrete pillars, and a stripped-back, industrial aesthetic. Original label co-founder Derrick Carter will grace the Inkwells, and techno pioneer Robert Hood and daughter Lyric will play together as Floorplan, following two stellar EPs on the label, with a raw, warehouse feel perfectly matched for the underground sounds of Luke Solomon's Classic Music Company, who take over the space on NYD. Josh Caffé, a Honey Dijon collaborator and stalwart of London's club scene, and Homoelectric resident Gina Breeze, as well as Classic founder Luke Solomon and rising star Sophie Lloyd, whose breakout record 'Calling Out' has become a Classic catalog staple, round out the line-up.
Defected and Glitterbox, the ultimate destination to bring in 2022, continue to innovate and push the boundaries with world-class production that delivers a visual spectacle every time, while continuing to deliver the very best in dance talent, be it fresh faces of the scene or long-established acts, while continuing to innovate and push the boundaries with world-class production that delivers a visual spectacle every time. With a formidable combination of one of the capital's most dedicated events teams and a venue ranked among the best clubs in the world, this will undoubtedly be an epic celebration to remember, as unifying moments on the dancefloor are treasured more than ever.
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We are super excited to share this wedding day with y'all. This is perhaps one of the wildest things that we have ever done, we literally went straight to the airport from a wedding on Saturday night, flew overnight, landed in Guatemala and basically went straight to Hossanna and Camilo's wedding! Now we can say we did it!!! We had been looking to this day for a long time, we knew that this day would be a GREAT one! Hossanna & Camilo are so dear, and although we only ever got to meet them over FaceTime, we knew from the start that this couple is so amazing and kind. One of our favorite moments on this day was when Hossanna & Camilo prayed together before their wedding ceremony. Not only was this moment so sweet, but it also allowed us to capture some of our favorite images are from their wedding day.
This couple's reception was filled with the most beautiful details, including a choreographed first dance completed by fireworks! And the most gorgeous wedding cake our eyes have seen! Hugo was on a dream land while taking pictures of their wedding cake, he is always telling all of our friends and clients that the wedding cake is highly important in Guatemalan weddings and now he even has pictures to prove it! Guest enjoyed playing carnival style games, snacking on popcorn and cotton candy. Needless to say Hossanna & Camilo know how to throw a beautiful celebration!
Hossana and Camilo, thank you for having us capture your wedding day and for trusting that we would actually arrive after a whole night of traveling! We felt your prayers throughout the process. We are so grateful for how you welcomed us into your lives and wedding day, we hope you this images take you right back to your special day, enjoy this preview!
We also want to give special thanks to our friend Andrea for all of her hard work and help in capturing this day!
Estamos muy emocionados de compartir esta boda con todos ustedes. Esta es probablemente una de las cosas mas aventureras que hemos hecho, literalmente hablando fuimos directo de una boda Sábado en la noche al aereopuerto, viajamos toda la noche, aterrizamos en Guatemala y prácticamente nos fuimos directos a la boda the Hossanna y Camilo. ¡Ahora podemos decir que lo hicimos! Habíamos estado anticipando este día por mucho tiempo, y sabíamos que sería ¡GENIAL! Hossanna y Camilo son muy queridos, y aunque solo los habíamos conocido por FaceTime, sabíamos desde el principio que ellos son asombrosos y amables. Uno de los momentos favoritos de su día fue cuando Hossanna y Camilo oraron juntos previo a la ceremonia. No solo fue un momento muy especial, sino que también nos permitió capturar algunas de nuestras imágenes favoritas del día de su boda.
La recepción de los novios estuvo llena de hermosos detalles, incluyendo el su primer baile como esposos con toda una coreografía hasta con ¡fuegos pirotécnicos! Y el pastel de bodas ¡mas espléndido que nuestros ojos hayan visto! Hugo siempre le cuenta a nuestros amigos y clientes que el pastel es muy importante en bodas Guatemaltecas y ahora tiene fotos para probarlo. Los invitados disfrutaron de un tema de feria, con juegos, poporopos y algodón de azúcar. Sin más que decir es obvio que Hossanna y Camilo saben como celebrar de una manera hermosa.
Hossanna y Camilo, gracias por dejarnos capturar el día de su boda y por confiar en que llegaríamos a tiempo incluso después de viajar toda la noche, realmente sentimos sus oraciones durante todo el proceso. Estamos muy agradecidos por como nos recibieron en sus vidas y día de bodas, esperamos que estas imágenes los lleven de vuelta a su día tan especial.
También queremos agradecer especialmente a nuestra amiga Andrea por todo el trabajo arduo y ayuda al capturar este día.
Special shout out to all the AMAZING vendors whom made this day so GREAT!!! / Gracias a todos los vendedores que hicieron este día tan ¡GENIAL!