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The Quiet Activism of The Lissome Founder Dörte de Jesus.
In our Faces series we introduce a number of inspirational women who live out their own vision of our world, of beauty, impact and curiosity, in both their private and professional lives. Amongst others we hear from Dörte de Jesus, Creative Director and founder of Lissome, who shares with us her enduring attitude towards sustainability and mindfulness.
During her early childhood in the north of Germany, Dörte de Jesus enjoyed exploring and adventuring in the fields and by the sea, ultimately giving her a strong Foundation rooted in independence and respect for the natural world. After years in the fashion world including time at Elle Magazine, she became interested in sustainable fashion, and studied the economic, environmental, and systemic impacts of the industry. She has since expanded her focus to include holistic and alternative ways of linking fashion, beauty, and sustainability. Now working as a creative director, designer, and editorial director of The Lissome Magazine, a regenerative fashion magazine that she curates with photo director Anna Rosa Krau, fashion director Sophia Schwan and an international collective of creatives, she believes that in order to best care for others and the planet, we must simultaneously slow down and care for ourselves.
In every project she takes on, Dörte prioritizes joy and space for rest and contemplation as she seeks ways to nourish her authentic sense of wonder and intellectual curiosity. From her home in Berlin, she speaks openly about practices that promote balance, her sources for inspiration, and the pact she made with herself to never become jaded.
What is your relationship to fashion?
I have always loved the theatrical aspect of fashion and how much self-expression it allows. It's very playful. It can also be the opposite, of course. If you feel pressure to follow fashion like a regiment or feel pressure to keep up with the latest trend, there is not a lot of pleasure in that. I am not interested in fashion as another set of rules to know about and obey. My interest or perspective has always originated from a place of experimentation and playfulness.
After some years working in magazines and in the more traditional fashion world, I became interested in sustainable fashion. I did a lot of research, and I found the dialogue and communication surrounding sustainable fashion was very fact-driven. I started to miss the beauty, joy, and wonder—aspects that are so alluring and why people are drawn to the fashion world in the first place. Something very essential - something very important - was missing in the communication relating to sustainable fashion. And that was beauty.Telling thought-provoking stories in a beautiful, gentle and inclusive way is the essence of our work at The Lissome.
What does beauty mean to you?
I once listened to an episode of On Being, a podcast with Krista Tippett, and she was interviewing John O'Donohue. The episode is called 'The Inner Landscape of Beauty', and when I first heard it, his perspective made so much sense to me. It was a memorable ah-ha moment. He spoke about how, as a culture, we have mistaken beauty for glamour and a standardized and superficial glitz. But beauty is something entirely different.
For me, beauty is something that nourishes the soul by connecting us to the awe of being alive. There's so much beauty in the natural world. It's such a miracle. Moments of beauty are when I feel touched by a very genuine sense of awe.
The world seems filled with so much cynicism, especially in relation to the future, or hope in general. You come across as refreshingly sincere and authentic. Where does that come from?
When I was around twenty years old, I had a very close friend from the U.S. He had studied at my high school and one summer he wrote to me and said, "I am going to be on tour in Europe with this hard-core Punk band. If you'd like to join us, you're more than welcome to come along." I joined them on tour for two or three weeks. They played this very loud, aggressive music but they were sweethearts, and they were full of love for life. I remember at one point, one of them said, "I swear to myself, I will never, ever become jaded." In that moment, I heard that message so clearly and it moved me. I made a pact with myself that I too will never, ever become jaded. I still sometimes think back on that time. I haven't seen them for so many years, those Punk Rock boys, but it left a lasting impression on me.
I think we also need an anchor to remain sincere and optimistic. I noticed during the pandemic that it is critical to rest and take breaks and to create some space. I don't want to rush through life, and more and more I need time to slow down, just be, breathe, and be in the moment. Slowing down is a function of deepening our awareness, tuning into our senses, and becoming intimate with a world that is alive. That's how to stay connected to sincerity or authenticity, too.
How do think we can stay slow, or slow down if we haven't yet?
I'm only just starting to manage this since I've started working for myself. When I worked for design agencies and at women's magazines, it could be difficult. I feel that work environments can be very unhealthy. Also, it has taken me a while to stop feeling guilty for taking my time. That pressure is culturally or socially ingrained in us. There is an inspiring Instagram account called the The Nap Ministry where they talk about how we live in a grind culture and how it's fueling a system of profit for profit's sake. By stepping away, taking breaks, we are making a new system or a new way of life possible. Ever since I read that line of thinking, I reframed my own judgment and began to think, "ok, revolution! I am resting."
I'll also add that in our last issue of The Lissome, one of our contributors, Ania Zoltkowski wrote a piece called A Sensual Awakening which is about pleasure activism and rest. It was such an important article for me. I believe that life is about experiencing and sharing joy. There is a high frequency in happiness. How can we create something that is uplifting and meaningful for ourselves and others if we feel in the grip of stress and fear?
What was the catalyst for you to begin to care for yourself and protect your time differently?
Initially it was a theoretical understanding that led me to shift my habits. I read Robin Wall Kimmerer's Braiding Sweetgrass, which was such an important book for me as it left me with an understanding that we aren't separate from one another, and our actions are so deeply interconnected.I began to look at the (natural) world in a different way when I read about this interconnected perspective. It has become more important for me to be in nature, and attempt to walk through the world with more awareness. I practice meditation, I also do tapping. I had my first Reiki session and I loved that, too. And flower essences! I think there are a lot of tools out there that can help us to grow more aware of ourselves.
I believe that we need to do inner work in order to navigate the world from a more balanced position. The act of creating awareness by looking at our shadows, looking at our conditioning, learning about non-violent communication, being interested in that kind of reflection is really important. This perspective impacts the outside world, too. Through showing ourselves love, acceptance, and care there's an opportunity to come into a new relationship with ourselves, and then into deeper connection with the natural world, and others around us.
You seem interested in research and life-long learning. Where does your intellectual curiosity stem from?
There is so much incredible wisdom around us. It is exciting, empowering, and quite addictive once you've tasted the delightfulness of learning new information. When I was growing up, my parents would read to me every night. That was probably one of the biggest gifts they've given me. It instilled a comfort in learning and an innate attraction to new information. What I love about working on a magazine is that we organize each issue around a central topic and that inspires me to do highly focused and thorough research on a theme. Through this kind of organization of information, I have learned a lot—about diverse topics like localization, the commons, craftsmanship, or regenerative practices.
I recently read Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation by Sylvia Federici. My main reason for reading it was because I wanted to understand the roots of capitalism and the scenarios around its early manifestations. I think we are at a stage when something fundamental needs to change, and we need new systems. I wanted to understand the system that isn't working, too. I am interested in what Federici brings to light about The Commons, the role of women in society, early land grabs, private property. I always feel that I need to dig deeper, find out more, but also be rigorous about making sure the information is well-researched and sound.
There's a current trend towards sustainability in beauty and fashion. What are the positive sides to this, and what are the negative aspects?
There is a risk at the moment in regard to words being thrown around a lot that mean very little in terms of transparent practices. Brands might claim something, but there's not a lot of depth or back-up as to whether the claim is real. It's important to ask, what do I specifically mean by that word? I don't really like using the word sustainability, for example, because it is not ambitious enough. I think we're past sustainable. I like regenerative. I think it is time to not just maintain where we are, but to repair the damage we have done. And create new ways that are nourishing rather than depleting.
Sophia Schwan, our fashion director, is fascinated by permaculture practices. She lives in a small village outside of Berlin and has begun experimenting with all sorts of methods for gardening and design that repair the landscape and create systems that work intelligently and holistically. It's exciting because it is not short-term thinking, but long- term thinking and planning.
How do we, as a culture, break this habit of short-term thinking?
I find it helpful to research Indigenous traditions that are deeply rooted in a much longer, multi-generational perspective. Thinking of the next seven generations, for example, results in very different decisions.Getting outside of our own lifetimes and thinking long-term could dramatically shift our priorities, expand our minds, and change our behavior. In this mindset, we are then more like guardians or stewards during our lifetimes and it's our task to protect and preserve the earth for the future.
I think that, going back to beauty, it can inspire us to act. We're tiny little speckles in a vast universe, and it has been here for such a long time. It's such a miracle. Moments of beauty are when I feel touched by that, when I feel connected to our home planet and this ultimate mystery. And hopefully then, through connection, we are moved to protect our earth.
This interview is part of "A Different View On Cosmetics," a content series produced in collaboration with Friends of Friends. Showcasing female creatives who challenge conventional ways of thinking within their field, each profile highlights women who share a sense of responsibility to create ecological, social, and economic change. With passion and conviction, these inspirational figures demonstrate integrity, innovation, and curiosity. Along with Dörte de Jesus, this series includes features on journalist, photographer, and VR filmmaker, Julia Leeb, and digital fashion designer and innovator Amber Jae Slooten.
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We have an agent in the house!
We all know that's not true. Brilliant, singing rhyme is published every day and the children who listen to it love it. So why do they say not to write in rhyme?
Only the good stuff gets through, is published and blesses the laps of parents everywhere. Today's guest blogger is here to share why this winning title is one such book.
It's the quintessential children's book ideal. A sweet, rhyming story, sold in bookstores everywhere, something children adore and fall asleep to, quietly, orderly, and did I mention, quietly?
I hate to burst the bubble, but kids today, while still hankering for stories to fall asleep to every night, really want toe-tapping, dancing and singing, RHYME.
Enter Penny Parker Klostermann. Her words tip-tap-toe off the page and dance in your head. You can't not nod along as you read her rhyming picture books, especially THERE WAS AN OLD DRAGON WHO SWALLOWED A KNIGHT.
We all find ourselves nodding along to music and poetry and the cadence of a really great public speaker. It moves us, inspires us, and it looks SO EASY.
With Penny, what got my attention was her craft focus on the art of writing a picture book. She was always reading, reading, reading a ton of picture books. And she didn't force her rhyme onto every single manuscript.
Very few writers START with rhyme. They start with a story, an idea, something that can propel a child to continue to turn the pages, to yell "Again!" when the parent turns the final page. And that's when the decision to rhyme comes in: Does the story need rhyme? Does it rollick and jump off the page when rhyme is added or does the prose work?
Rhyme has to sing. It has to make you dance. Penny's THERE WAS AN OLD DRAGON makes you feel the rhythm in your head all the way down to your toes. Rhyme added another amazing layer to DRAGON, so much so that it gleamed! Penny set it to song and sang it, over and over and over to herself, and then she sanded off any slow edges and tightened up any laborious stanzas.
Penny wasn't just a picture book writer; she was also a poet. She inhaled poetry books. She listened to poetry, especially to cadence and stanza length.
And when Penny's editor, Maria, saw her manuscript, she knew right away. She could feel the craft work in Penny's manuscript. The melding of two incredible skill sets: the art of a picture book, the story world, the motivating idea and the world of poetry, the beautiful sound and feel of words and language.
Every time I read THERE WAS AN OLD DRAGON, I'm tapping my foot all over again.
Tricia is the "Pacific Northwest branch" of EMLA—born and raised in Oregon, and now lives in Seattle. After 20 years of working as a developmental and production-based editor (from kids books to college textbooks, but mostly college textbooks), she joined the EMLA team in March 2011 as a social media strategist.
Thanks for the insider information Tricia!
Entertaining is hard work but magical when perfect.
"Rhyme has to sing" I love it! Thanks, Tricia!
David McMullin. Thank you, Tricia. I started writing everything in rhyme, then switched and now I write nothing in rhyme. I think it may be time to give it a go again.
There are so many layers to balance in a successful rhyming picture book. Now you have me picturing a teetering, tottering wedding cake with each layer being a skill to bring to the final story.
Ingrid Boydston Thanks for the super secret answer! I hoped that was the case! I thoroughly enjoyed Ms. Klostermann's session during the Rhyming Picture Book Revolution conference and I hear you echoing the same sentiment. Rhyming is hard, but it can be done! (with lots and lots and lots of hard work, but that's fine!) What a relief to hear it from the agents mouth! Thank you!
This is an inspiring post. I know how hard poets/writers have to work, but when you read Penny's book, it glides off your tongue so easily, you forget how much work it takes! I read "Dragon" to my two year old grandson who certainly didn't understand the concept, but after I was done, he said, "Again!" The power of GOOD rhyme! Thanks!


A range of funding opportunities available to women's health physiotherapists.
The bursary is owned by and used by POGP for educational and research needs and for promoting women's health and continence in this country and abroad.
Application forms are available electronically from the POGP website. Applications will be considered every six months and should normally be submitted, via email, to the chairman before the closing dates of January 1st and July 1st each year. You must be a member (full or affiliate) of POGP to apply.
Applications can be retrospective or anticipatory.
In all cases, the maximum amount granted shall be £500, and there is no minimum amount that shall be awarded.
3. Enable a member to travel abroad where they would be acting as an ambassador for POGP and also promoting of women's health and/or continence.
Margie Polden, FCSP, who died in 1998, worked at the Hammersmith Hospital in London, where she initiated and developed physiotherapy in obstetrics and gynaecology, and within ACPOG - now POGP - made an enormous contribution to the education of physiotherapists and other professionals.
Through her work and books, Margie influenced and educated numerous physiotherapy students.
Within our own Professional Network many members of POGP wished to honour Margie and this was made possible through the generosity of Margie's family. This has enabled the creation of the Margie Polden Memorial Fund, which supports the Margie Polden Memorial Lecture and the Margie Polden Bursary.
This will be delivered annually at the POGP conference and will be from a guest speaker chosen by the Executive Committee of POGP.
A bursary was set up in memory of Margie by the generosity of her husband to fund a place at the POGP conference for a student or newly-qualified physiotherapist. This bursary will be awarded annually to an applicant who is able to demonstrate an interest in the field of pelvic, obstetric, and gynaecological physiotherapy and is keen to develop that interest further.
The applicant should be a pre-registration physiotherapy student, or have qualified during the same year as the conference. He/ she must also be a member or student member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).
The bursary funds both the conference fee and accommodation costs, however it does not fund the travel costs for the recipient.
An application form may be found at the bottom of this web-page and should be returned by email to the chairman by July 1st each year.
Anne Bird was chairman of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (now POGP) from 1985 to 1988. As superintendent of the physiotherapy department of Bristol Royal Infirmary she created a centre of excellence for obstetric and gynaecological physiotherapy. The Anne Bird Prize commemorates the life of Anne Bird by encouraging and recognising in others those qualities which she valued.
The Anne Bird Award will normally be awarded annually to an individual, or individuals, who show overall excellence, professionalism and empathy in their educational development within the POGP. The successful nominee will also have made a special contribution to an POGP post-registration course or to physiotherapy in women's health.
Each nominee will be nominated by three people, one of whom must be a POGP member.
Nominations shall be confidential and should be completed on an application form found at the bottom of this web-page and should be returned by email to the chairman by September 1st each year.
A nominiation form is available at the end of this page.


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Marie-Pier Gauthier appointed Producer at the NFB's Digital Studio in Montreal.
October 28, 2019 – Montreal – National Film Board of Canada
Today, Louis-Richard Tremblay, Executive Producer at the National Film Board of Canada's French Digital Studio in Montreal, announced the appointment of Marie-Pier Gauthier to the position of Producer at the Studio. Marie-Pier will be putting her expertise to good use in her new role, participating in talent development and creation strategies to pursue the Studio's goals of exploring and creating high-quality interactive work. She is the first woman to occupy this position at the NFB.
When she began working for the NFB in 2011, Marie-Pier was a production manager and then the head of the Studio, where she honed her skills working on more than 100 creative projects. With her leadership skills, her vast network of creative partners, and solid relationships with Canadian and international festival programmers and producers, as well as an array of core competencies, she'll be in a position to promote the development of interactive works that foster audience engagement and peer recognition in Canada and across the globe, in addition to continuing to showcase the NFB's expertise on various panels.
At the beginning of her career, Marie-Pier worked for several years as a researcher for documentary series broadcast on Canal D and TV5 and was also in charge of interactive productions at Urbania and TV5. This experience, acquired during a hectic period of digital transformation, gave her the ability to delve deeply into different topics with an attention to detail and to find the right tone and point of view for each production. Marie-Pier also developed a concrete understanding of the challenges connected with digital transformation and the creative and cultural changes it generates.
Marie-Claude Lamoureux
NFB Publicist – Montreal
C. : 514-297-7192
m.c.lamoureux@nfb.ca | @MC_ONF
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is one of the world's leading digital content hubs, creating groundbreaking interactive documentaries and animation, mobile content, installations and participatory experiences. NFB interactive productions and digital platforms have won over 100 awards, including 21 Webbys. To access this unique content, visit NFB.ca.

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Personal finance pep talk inspires Indian migrant workers to save more
Written by Mandira Banerjee
Migrants are interviewed about personal finance issues. (Courtesy Dean Yang)
ANN ARBOR—More than 200 million workers travel abroad to work as maids, construction laborers and at other low-wage jobs. The money they send back home is often essential to their families' survival and homeland's economy.
A new University of Michigan study found that workers would save more money and make better financial decisions with their spouses if they attended a motivational talk about personal finance.
"This was a simple one-time talk that had a big impact," said study co-author Dean Yang, U-M associate professor of economics and public policy. "We are just beginning to understand the impact of these simple policies on the workers."
The amount of money migrants sent back home exceeded $400 billion in 2012. In Asia, many of the workers come from India, Indonesia and the Philippines, while the U.S. attracts a lot of labor from El Salvador, Mexico and other Latin American nations.
Published recently in the Journal of Development Economics, the study involved 200 migrant men from India's southwestern state of Kerala who were working in Doha, Qatar. The men, who came from different age groups, education levels and professions, were divided into a control group and a treatment group.
The latter group was given a motivational pep talk about saving by financial guru K.V. Shamsudheen, a Keralite and popular motivational speaker who runs his own radio show in the United Arab Emirates. He discussed why migrants needed to save more money and make joint decisions with their spouses.
"This was a short and targeted motivational session, unlike a class," Yang said. "Even though there wasn't much technical information, the hope was that the session would motivate the migrants to save more."
Yang and colleague Ganesh Sesan of Georgetown University in Qatar conducted follow-up surveys 13-17 months later to see if the workers were doing better with saving, sending money home and communicating with their wives.
They said the migrants reported a 30-percent increase in making financial decisions together with their wives, who also reported a significant increase in seeking out financial education for themselves.
In a subset of families, which had initially reported low savings, the study saw a big increase in savings and sending remittance home.
Dean Yang: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~deanyang
Ford School Policy Points series: http://www.fordschool.umich.edu/policypoints/


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Q: Separate strings into rows unless between sets of delimiters I have utterances with annotation symbols:
utt <- c("↑hey girls↑ can I <join yo:u>", "((v: grunts))", "!damn shit! got it",
"I mean /yeah we saw each other at a party:/↓ the other day"
)

I need to split utt into separate words unless the words are enclosed by certain delimiters, including this class [(/≈↑£<>°!]. I'm doing reasonably well using double negative lookahead for utts where only one such string between delimiters occurs; but I'm failing to split correctly where there are multiple such strings between delimiters:
library(tidyr)
library(dplyr)
data.frame(utt2) %>%
  separate_rows(utt, sep = "(?!.*[(/≈↑£<>°!].*)\\s(?!.*[)/≈↑£<>°!])")
# A tibble: 9 × 1
  utt2
  <chr>
1 ↑hey girls↑ can I <join yo:u>
2 ((v: grunts))
3 !damn shit!
4 got
5 it
6 I mean /yeah we saw each other at a party:/↓
7 the
8 other
9 day

The expected result would be:
1 ↑hey girls↑
2 can
3 I
4 <join yo:u>
5 ((v: grunts))
6 !damn shit!
7 got
8 it
9 I
10 mean
11 /yeah we saw each other at a party:/↓
12 the
13 other
14 day

A: You can use
data.frame(utt2) %>% separate_rows(utt2, sep = "(?:([/≈↓£°!↑]).*?\\1|\\([^()]*\\)|<[^<>]*>)(*SKIP)(*F)|\\s+")

See the regex demo.
Note that in your case, there are chars that are paired (like ( and ), < and >) and non-paired chars (like ↑, £). They require different handling reflected in the pattern.
Details:

*

*(?:([/≈↓£°!↑]).*?\\1|\\([^()]*\\)|<[^<>]*>)(*SKIP)(*F) matches

*

*([/≈↓£°!↑]).*?\1| - a /, ≈, ↑, £, ° or ! char captured into Group 1, then any zero or more chars other than line break chars as few as possible (see .*?) and then the same char as captured into Group 1

*\([^()]*\)| -  (, zero or more chars other than ( and ) and then a ) char, or

*<[^<>]*> - <, zero or more chars other than < and > and then a > char

*(*SKIP)(*F) - skip the matched text and restart a new search from the failure position

*| - or

*\s+ - one or more whitespaces in any other context.

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Aim/Purpose Professional companies selling persuasive-communication services via the World Wide Web need to be exemplars of effective informing practices. Their credibility is at risk if their websites do not excel in marketing message and use of medium. Their unique brands need to be expressed through website technology and content, or they cannot compete successfully.
Background Compares marketing communication consultants' websites with expert criteria.
Methodology Content analysis of 40 advertising agency websites.
Contribution Links an evaluation of advertising agency compliance with expert website criteria to established branding constructs.
Findings Most small advertising agencies could improve their brand reputations through better compliance with experts' recommended website design and content criteria.
Recommendations for Practitioners A hierarchy of recommendations for practitioners is offered, addressing ease and importance.
Impact on Society Clarity and credibility of message and medium improve our ability to practice effective informing.
Future Research Explore online communications of specialized populations such as digital marketing experts.


Potted Spathiphyllum, Croton, Kalanchoe, Ivy with driftwood, seaweed, sea shells, ceramic Angel and a personalized banner ribbon incorporated in a wicker basket This makes a nice keepsake for the family to remember their loved one. Embellishments can vary. Call for availability.


FATHERHOOD ANALYST: Dr. Warren Farrell, author of The Boy Crisis: Why Our Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do About It. Dr. Farrell is currently the Chair of the Commission to Create a White House Council on Boys and Men.
The first anniversary of the Valentine's Day Massacre-in-contemporary reality, the Parkland shooting on Feb. 14, 2018, brings memories of students-turned-activists and vows to end mass shootings. But mass shootings in the U.S. are now so common that our current rate of almost one-per-day in the ensuing year makes it clear that the lessons of Parkland are far from being learned.
What are the lessons? We can blame toxic politics, poor family values, violence in the media, violence in video games, access to guns, and mental illness. Each is a player. But our daughters live in the same homes, exposed to the same toxic politics, family values, the same access to the same guns, video games, and media, and similar mental illnesses. Yet our daughters are not killing. Our sons are. Why?
Aside from being male, almost all of these lone mass shooters has in common one other quality: dad-deprivation. That is, minimal or no father involvement. Dad-deprivation was common not only to Nikolas Cruz of Parkland, but also to Adam Lanza (Sandy Hook); Robert Bowers (Synagogue); David Katz (Jacksonville); Elliott Rodgers (UC Santa Barbara); Dylan Roof (Charleston Church); and, most telling, to the deadliest mass shooting in recent U.S. history by Stephen Paddock (Las Vegas).
How and why does dad-deprivation create such toxicity? One answer is that while both girls and boys suffer in dozens of ways from a lack of father involvement, the boys suffer more drastically than their sisters, and differently than their sisters.
BIO: Dr. Warren Farrell is the author of books published in 17 languages. They include two award-winning international best-sellers: Why Men Are The Way They Are plus The Myth of Male Power. Warren has been chosen by the Financial Times as one of the world's top 100 thought leaders. Dr. Farrell is currently the Chair of the Commission to Create a White House Council on Boys and Men. He is the only man in the U.S. to have been elected three times to the Board of the National Organization for Women (NOW) in New York City. He started more than 300 men and women's groups, including ones joined by men from John Lennon to John Gray. Dr. Farrell has appeared repeatedly on Oprah, TODAY, and Good Morning America, and been the subject of features on 20/20, in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, People, Parade, and The New York Times.


I've been a speaker at a number of events sharing my story and the benefits of STEM.
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What are the main challenges of implementing network systems for different industries how can automation specialists address them?
When developing an industrial communication network for a business, having a clear understanding of how its specific processes work is of utmost importance. In particular, network specialists will examine the process data and the existing factory infrastructure in order to identify key requirements and subsequently develop a reliable and efficient platform for management and control.
For example, with downtime easily costing tens of thousands of euros in the space of a few minutes, the automotive sector requires highly reliable networks that have the capacity to ensure all process data is handled in a timely manner. Today's assembly plants routinely produce multiple models, all characterised by multiple trim levels. Therefore, the combinations of component parts can easily run into many thousands, which need to be assembled correctly and in a timely manner. Delays in the transfer of time-critical data that manages all these processes can cause unexpected downtime, affecting the overall plant productivity. In these cases, ensuring sufficient network bandwidth can help to address these issues.
Process transparency and availability were the key requirements for Toyota's engine and power transmission manufacturing plant in Wałbrzych, Poland. The company wanted to extract more process and machine data to monitor its engine assembly and forging processes with greater accuracy and efficiency. As a result, it was necessary to upgrade to a new, fast and reliable network system that could efficiently handle large volumes of data coming from many devices across the lines.
In addition, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland (TMMP) needed a solution that wasn't locked to a specific vendor system in order to benefit from freedom of choice when selecting suitable automation components from leading automation vendors such as Balluff and Mitsubishi Electric.
The resulting network systems combined CC-Link IE, the first open industrial Ethernet with Gigabit bandwidth, and CC-Link, its fieldbus counterpart, to establish communication and data transfer between each part of the processes and their subsystems. In this way, the lines could integrate all their devices into a single network architecture while retaining freedom of choice in sourcing future products from leading suppliers.
Speed, productivity and maximum usage of raw materials are other benefits the right network can deliver , as shown by the CC-Link IE infrastructure used by the biggest producer of wooden packaging in Denmark, Dansk Træemballage A/S (DTE).
DTE's sawmill comprises a number of process stages to turn logs into finished lumber. Each stage is run by inverter drives, which need to be connected in order to coordinate operations across the plant. In the previous system, when one of the many inverters needed to be replaced, the network software setup also needed to be modified. As a result, DTE struggled with downtime, and always needed both technicians and programmers to replace or add a drive, further affecting uptime, productivity and maintenance costs.
By upgrading to CC-Link IE technology, software alterations or programming are no longer required when substituting inverters or other devices. As a result, the sawmill successfully simplified management and maintenance operations, slashing plant downtime and associated costs, which also led to improved productivity, performance and maximum usage of raw materials.
While many industries are benefitting from following Industry 4.0 based approaches, the ideal networking infrastructure of each business may differ substantially to ensure responsive and reliable communications. By choosing cutting-edge solutions such as CC-Link IE, industries can not only address their most pressing issues, e.g. handling larger volumes of data or optimising maintenance operations, but also improve entire processes, boosting performance, efficiency, quality and reliability.


This HDMI to VGA converter can be used in digital entertainment center, HDTV retail and show site, HDTV, STB, DVD and Projector factory, noise space and security concerns, data center control, information distribution, conference room presentation, etc..
The HDMI to VGA+R/L Audio Converter allows users to enjoy their high definition image and sound when watching movies or playing games on the traditional VGA monitors or projectors.
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Job ID - Job ID generated while scheduling the job.
Job run ID - Job instance ID generated when job is scheduled.
This actually is confusing because the Job Id in both screen have different values however, the Job ID description in the documentation have exactly the same wordings.
Is this a documentation bug or one of the screen is showing the wrong value?


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Arteta could succeed me at Manchester City – Guardiola
Arteta has said he had turned down offers to become a manager.
Published: 20 September 2019 - 9.30pm
By Press Association Published: 20 September 2019 - 9.30pm
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Pep Guardiola has no doubt Manchester City already have the ideal successor for him at the club in his assistant boss Mikel Arteta.
Former Everton and Arsenal midfielder Arteta, who has been working under Guardiola since 2016, recently said he had turned down offers to take over as manager elsewhere to stay with the Premier League champions.
The 37-year-old Spaniard was heavily linked with a return to Arsenal when Arsene Wenger left the club last year but the job eventually went to Unai Emery.
Mikel Arteta was strongly linked with the Arsenal job before Unai Emery's appointment (Martin Rickett/PA)
Guardiola has always maintained he is happy as City manager, and is contracted until 2021, but when he does move on he believes Arteta would be good enough to step up.
Guardiola said of his countryman: "He's an incredible human being, with incredible values about what it means in the locker room and to be together.
"He is already an incredible manager and he'll have incredible success in his future.
"I'm pretty sure (he could succeed me), yes. But he decided to stay – thanks – but everyone decides what they'll do in the future. Sooner or later it's going to happen.
"He's a young young manager but he has experience already to handle big players and teams."
Arteta gained huge Premier League experience as a player with Arsenal and Everton (Andrew Matthews/PA)
Arteta, who also played for Paris St Germain, Rangers and Real Sociedad after coming through the Barcelona youth ranks, moved straight into coaching under Guardiola after hanging up his boots three years ago.
Guardiola says he and Arteta share a footballing philosophy.
The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss said: "He has incredible work ethic and he has a special talent to analyse what happens, and to find the solutions.
"We talk a lot about what he believes and feels and so on. He has helped me a lot, especially in the first year. He knew the Premier League, like for example in games against Stoke or whatever.
"He's a young young manager but he has experience already to handle big players and teams"
- Pep Guardiola on Mikel Arteta
"He can tell me the players we will face better than myself, because he played against them and was in the Premier League for 10 or 11 years. That's a long time and that is why he helped me a lot, and he still helps me.
"He's a guy who has this ability to see what happens. When you're off the pitch and on the pitch it's easier, he can do it. We see the football in really quite a close way."
City will hope to get back to winning ways in the Premier League on Saturday following last week's shock defeat at Norwich as they host bottom side Watford.
Left-back Benjamin Mendy, whose two years at City have been ravaged by injury, could feature after playing his first minutes of the season as a late substitute against Shakhtar Donetsk in midweek.
Benjamin Mendy could feature after injury (Mike Egerton/PA)
He could add a different dimension to the team but, given the Frenchman's fitness problems, Guardiola will be cautious.
He said: "The first step is to not get injured – to play weeks and weeks and weeks and some months of train and train. He played the first minutes and in the future he is going to play a little more regularly.
"Always we dream he would be an incredibly important player for us because with him we can attack more constantly and in different ways."
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So we've entered November and that means it's time to pick a photo from the brilliant #MySundayPhoto link ups and this week my favourite photo is this one from Wishful Wonderings. It's lovely misty view with some amazing colour in the sky.
The mornings around here have been very misty and grey so I thought I'd add some colour to the World with this bright yellow flower from a bouquet of flowers we have in the kitchen .


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Sometimes people haven't quite grasped the point or meaning of these political donation things.
It would appear that however correct they are, not all of Bjorn Lomborg's ideas are entirely new.
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"Rattlesnake selfie" results in a $153K medical bill - WBNS-10TV Columbus, Ohio | Columbus News, Weather & Sports
"Rattlesnake selfie" results in a $153K medical bill
"Rattlesnake selfie" results in a $153K medical bill | WBNS-10TV Columbus, Ohio | Columbus News, Weather & Sports
CBSNEWS - For a man in San Diego, getting bitten by a rattlesnake was just the beginning of his problems. The life-threatening encounter was followed by a shocking medical bill: $153,000 for his treatment.
Todd Fassler was bitten earlier this month, reportedly while trying to pose for a selfie with the snake.
Like most snake bite victims, Fassler needed many doses of the antivenom CroFab, the only current drug available to counteract the potentially deadly snake venom. Bites from less poisonous snakes can require as little as three doses, but the most toxic poisonous snake bites can take dozens of doses. A California boy bitten by an highly toxic snake in 2012 required 42 vials of antivenom, and some patients need even more.
"The only effective treatment is antivenom," Dr. Keith Boesen, director of the Arizona Poison & Drug Information Center, told CBS News. "There's blood tests we can do to determine the effect of the venom. Hospital bills can always be worked out or negotiated, but you can't really negotiate, other than prosthetics, the loss of part of your hand or your arm."
Boesen said he knew of one snake bite victim in Arizona who required 74 vials of antivenom. The wholesale rate that hospitals pay to the manufacturer is $2,500 per vial and the markup to patients and insurance is much higher.
Fassler's bill included a line item of $83,341.25 for "pharmacy" to cover the antivenom, as reporter Dan Haggerty of KGTV in San Diego posted on Twitter. According to the original report, Fassler used up the antivenom supply from two hospitals.
Part of the reason the bill is large for most snake bite victims is because there is only one manufacturer and limited supply of the antivenom. In addition, a snake bite requires emergency room treatment, a few days in the hospital intensive care unit and sometimes therapy to recover function of the damaged body part.
Between 7,000 and 8,000 people are bitten by venomous snakes in the U.S. every year, according to the CDC and, of those, about 5 will die. The vast majority of people seek and have access to medical attention where they quickly receive antivenom, also known as antivenin. New antivenoms are in development including one recently approved by the FDA called Anavip, which Boesen's group helped test.
Boesen calls Arizona the "evenomation capital of the country" because they treat so many poisonous reptile and insect bites. The problem may become even more common as snakes become bolder searching for water in drought-stricken states in the West. He said the longer snake bite victims wait before receiving the antivenom, the more damage they will sustain.
For a person who is bitten, a snake bite start simply as puncture wounds, then the swelling and tissue die-off visibly creeps up the extremity. At the same time, the venom prevents the blood from clotting, causing bleeding problems and pronounced bruises. All those responses can cause serious and permanent damage to the bitten area.
"You'll see it progress an inch an hour. It's almost at a visible pace where you're watching your arm swell. We'll give antivenom to make that swelling stop, so it will stop progressing," said Boesen. "There is no drug that can reverse the damage, we can only prevent it from getting worse."
Death is very rare since antivenom has been available in the U.S. since the 1950s, he noted. But faster treatment will mean less damage and less time for the substantial recovery process, which can take weeks to months.
"So if someone, for example, doesn't have any insurance and is afraid of a hospital, I would be much more afraid of losing my hand or my arm than an expensive hospital bill," he said.


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Warning after 'suspicious' man is spotted near to school's gates
Warning after man was spotted near to school's gates
Concern - Sacred Heart
A PRIMARY school has warned parents a man has been seen acting suspiciously outside the front gates.
The Sacred Heart School, in Windermere Road, Southend, shared the guidance with parents yesterday morning.
In a letter, seen by the Echo, the school said the man was spotted outside the gates of the Early Years and Foundation Stage outdoor area – where the school's youngest pupils play.
Headteacher Sally Nutman said: "On Friday, we received a report from a member of the public that they had witnessed an adult male loitering outside our EYFS outdoor area.
"Those reporting the incident felt the individual was looking into the school and acting suspiciously.
"A member of staff took prompt action by going outside to investigate, by which time the individual had moved on.
"It has not been possible to ascertain the intentions of the individual involved or whether he posed a risk to the children."
The incident was reported to Essex Police and the school has taken steps to remind pupils how to keep safe and reassure parents.
Mrs Nutman added: "Pupils are always supervised on the playground at break and lunchtime.
"Staff are always vigilant for any incident that may occur.
"The screening and planting ensures the site is protected from Southchurch Road – where this is not the case, staff are always on the alert for any interaction from passers-by. They will step in immediately when necessary – so far this has been a very rare occurrence.
"The fencing and gates are always locked.
"Similarly on Windermere Road, the site is always secured and when the gates are open, they are supervised by staff.
"We will continue to be in contact with the police to help with any further updates. If you become aware of anything, then do contact the school immediately and we will inform police.
"For your own safety and that of our community, do not take matters into your own hands. Please be assured of our vigilance at all times."
To report any information to Essex Police, call 101.


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Social Media Debate: "Yanny" or "laurel"? What do you hear?
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Social media has been flooded with a short audio clip and listeners are arguing over whether the voice in the clip says the word "laurel" or "yanny."
The debate – which originated on Reddit – is reminiscent of the infamous dress debate from a few years ago; in that instance some saw a white and gold dress while others said it was blue and black.
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NDFA appoints BAM as preferred tenderer for development and refurbishment of seven Irish courthouses
Bunnik, the Netherlands, The National Development Finance Agency (NDFA), part of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), has announced the appointment of BAM PPP PGGM as preferred tenderer in the development of four new courthouses and the refurbishment and extension of three existing court buildings.
17 June 2015 Press release
The €135 million (ex-VAT) project is a public private partnership (PPP) set to deliver upgraded courthouse facilities in seven different regions around Ireland. The project forms part of the Irish Government's €2.25 billion Infrastructure Stimulus Programme announced in 2012.
The new courthouse buildings will be developed in Drogheda, Letterkenny, Limerick and Wexford and refurbishment and extension works will be carried out to existing courthouses in Cork, Mullingar and Waterford.
Construction by BAM Ireland is expected to commence in November 2015 with final delivery due by November 2017.
About BAM PPP
BAM PPP is an operating company of Royal BAM Group, a worldwide construction services company generating revenues of approximately €7.3 billion and listed on Euronext Amsterdam. BAM PPP is responsible for Royal BAM Group's involvement in the PPP market. Operating from offices in Bunnik, Birmingham, Brussels, Dublin, Frankfurt am Main and Glasgow, BAM PPP is active in the road, rail, education, healthcare, judicial and general accommodation sectors and is well positioned to access most Western European markets.
PGGM is a cooperative Dutch pension fund service provider. Institutional clients are offered: asset management, pension fund management, policy advice and management support. On 31 March 2015 PGGM has €199.9 billion in assets under management. The PGGM cooperative has approximately 686,000 members and is helping them to realize a valuable future. Either alone or together with strategic partners, PGGM develops innovative future provisions by linking together pension, care, housing and work.
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About BAM Ireland
BAM Ireland, also an operating company of Royal BAM Group, was established in Ireland in 1958. It has a long track record of investing in and delivering significant building and civil engineering projects, including under the PPP model. Last year BAM Ireland completed eight schools under Schools Bundles 3 PPP and has also successfully delivered the Newlands Cross Junction, M1 Dundalk Western Bypass, the M7 / M8 Portlaoise Bypass and the M25 Waterford Bypass PPP Motorway schemes. Works on the N11 Arklow to Gorey section of the Newlands Cross / N11 PPP are continuing. BAM recently signed a schools PPP contract with the National Development Finance Agency (NDFA), for the design, build, finance and maintenance of four schools under the Schools Bundle 4 PPP and BAM Ireland has been announced as preferred bidder for the M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy motorway and the N25 New Ross Bypass PPP schemes by the National Roads Authority.
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Understanding the Natural World
Evolution of plants and animals
Story: Evolution of plants and animals
Evolution, geology and climate
Split from Gondwana
How did they arrive?
Distinctive qualities
Ecological influences
Plants in a mild climate
Radiations
The Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis) is an ancient species that shares features with the kauri (Agathis australis). It was thought to have been extinct for about 2 million years, until a remnant population of fewer than 100 mature trees was discovered in 1994, in a rainforest gorge in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, by bushwalker David Noble. Around 120 million years ago New Zealand and Australia were part of Gondwana, and relatives of the Wollemi pine and the kauri grew there. A closely related species is the conifer Araucarioides, whose fossils have been found in 50–65-million-year-old sediments in New Zealand and Tasmania.
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Photograph by Jaime Plaza, Botanic Gardens Trust
Geological timeline
Examining a theropod bone
Matt McGlone, 'Evolution of plants and animals - Evolution, geology and climate', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/photograph/12412/wollemi-pine (accessed 18 January 2022)
Story by Matt McGlone, published 24 Sep 2007
So, this tree was thought to
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So, this tree was thought to have been extinct for about 2 million years ago, then we find it again with all its characteristics intact. No mutations whatsoever. Evolution fallacy?


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Gustav Adolph Mordt (* 24. März 1826 in Christiania; † 2. Juli 1856 ebenda) war ein norwegischer Landschaftsmaler.

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Der Sohn des Goldschmieds Jacob Andreas Mordt (Morth) (1796–1854) und der Berthe Bjørnsdatter wuchs aus nicht bekannten Gründen im Waisenhaus in Christiania (Oslo) auf, wo er auch die Schule besuchte. Als einem Lehrer die zeichnerische Begabung des 14-Jährigen auffiel, erhielt er den Auftrag, ein Bildnis des Staatsrats Marcus Gjøe Rosenkrantz (1762–1838) zu kopieren. Der Altphilologe und Bibliothekar Georg Sverdrup (1770–1850) nahm sich in der Folge seiner an und unterstützte ihn finanziell.

Zunächst absolvierte Mordt eine Lehre bei dem dänischen Maler Carl Anton Saabye und dem norwegischen Dekorations- und Landschaftsmaler Ferdinand Jonas Gjøs (1790–1852), wobei er unter anderem Bilder seiner Meister zum Verkauf  kopierte. 18-Jährig begann er eigenständig Landschaftsbilder zu malen und konnte 1844 eines an den Kunstverein Christiania verkaufen. Mit einem Stipendium begab er sich nach Kopenhagen, wo er weiterhin Landschaftsbilder malte, aber auch an der Kunstakademie Zeichenunterricht nahm. Er befreundete sich mit dem angehenden Porträt- und Figurenmaler Ole Peter Hansen Balling (1823–1906), der ebenfalls Schüler von Ferdinand Jonas Gjøs in Christiania gewesen war und nun figürliche Staffagen in Mordts Bilder – und in die des gemeinsamen Freundes Vilhelm Melbye – einsetzte. Zum Kreis der befreundeten norwegischen Studenten gehörte auch der Landschaftsmaler Morten Müller. 1845 und 1847 hielt sich Mordt zu Studienzwecken in der Provinz Telemark auf. Bis 1848 stellte er sieben Gemälde in Schloss Charlottenborg aus.

Vermutlich während eines Aufenthaltes 1848 in Christiania lernte Mordt den bereits berühmten Landschaftsmaler Hans Fredrik Gude kennen, was ihn wohl veranlasste 1849 für kurze Zeit dessen Wirkungsstätte Düsseldorf zu besuchen. Im Sommer 1850 kehrte er jedoch bereits wieder nach Norwegen zurück, wo er sich zusammen mit dem schwedischen Maler Marcus Larson zeichnerischen und malerischen Studien in den mittelnorwegischen Fjordlandschaften, u. a. in Sogn, widmete. Im Jahr darauf begab er sich erneut nach Düsseldorf und wurde bis zum Frühjahr 1853 Privatschüler Gudes. 1854 heiratete er Gunda Hansen. Seine letzten Lebensjahre, während derer er in Christiania lebte, waren von gesundheitlichen Problemen überschattet, obwohl er weitere Bilder an den Kunstverein in Christiania verkaufen konnte. Eine Erholungsreise nach Dresden im Herbst und im Winter 1855/1856 brachte keine Besserung. Schließlich mussten Düsseldorfer Freunde mehrere seiner Arbeiten in Verlosungen geben, um ihn finanziell zu unterstützen.

Mordt war 1850 bis 1853 Mitglied des Künstlervereins Malkasten in Düsseldorf.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Aus Sandsvaer. Ved Labrofoss (Bei Labrofoss), Studie, 1847
 Landschaft mit Hütte (Landskap med seter), 1848
 Fjord (Gudvangen), 1850
 Sonnenuntergang (Solnedgang på høyfjellet), 1851
 Fra Finnmark (Aus Finnmark), 1854, Oslo, Nationalgalerie
 Fra Festningsbryggen (Am Festungsanleger), 1848, Oslo, Stadtmuseum
 Fra Kronborg slott i Danmark (Ansicht von Schloss Kronborg in Dänemark), 1848
 Vestlandsfjord, 1849
 Landschaft, Motiv von Telemarken, 69 × 96 cm, signiert und bezeichnet "G. Mordt 50. Düsseldorf", Stockholm, Nationalmuseum, Inv. Nr. 1272
 Studie von Gudevangen sowie Zeichnungen mit Motiven von Sogn, Stockholm, Nationalmuseum
 Skyer og fjell (Wolken und Fels, Lærdal), 1850: Bergen, Billedgalleri
 Et Reinsdyr ved fjellvann (Rentier an einem Gebirgssee), 1852
 Landskab med foss (Landschaft mit Wasserfall), 1854
 Stubljan, 1854, Fossebilde, 1856, Bergen, Rasmus Meyers Samlinger

Weitere Werke u. a. in den Museen Trondheim (Trøndelag Kunstgalleri), Lillehammer (Lillehammer Bys malerisamling), Bergen (Norges Rederiforbund) und Reykjavík (Kunstmuseum).

Reproduktion
 Wasserfall in Telemark (Rukjanfoss i Telemarken), Lithografie mit Tonplatte von C. Müller nach Gustav Adolph Mordt. Baerentzen, um 1840.

Ausstellungsbeteiligungen
 Schloss Charlottenborg bei Kopenhagen (Charlottenborgutstillingen): 1846–1848
 Norwegische Ausstellung Kopenhagen (Norsk utstilling København): 1849
 Nordische Ausstellung Kopenhagen (Nordisk utstilling København): 1850, 1851
 Nordische Ausstellung (Nordisk utstilling), Stockholm 1850
 Ausstellung der Königlichen Akademie für die Freien Künste (Kungliga Akademien för de Fria Konsterna), Stockholm 1850, 1853
 Nordische Ausstellung (Nordisk utstilling), Christiania 1852, 1857
 Wien, Kunstausstellung der Weltausstellung (Verdensutstillingen i Wien), 1873
 Jubiläumsausstellung (Jubileumsutstillingen), Kristiania 1914

Bildnis
 Carl d'Unker: Bildnis des Malers G.A. Mordt. Halbfigur, 78 × 62 cm; signiert: C. d'Unker p. 53: Oslo, Nationalgalerie

Literatur

 Morgenbladet. Christiania 9. Juli 1852.
 Illustreret Nyhedsblad. Christiania 1856, S. 112.
 Christianiaposten. Christiania 9. Juli 1856.
 Julius Lange: Nutids-Kunst. København 1873, S. 386.
 Lorentz Dietrichson: Adolph Tidemand. Kristiania 1878, Band 1, S. 188; Kristiania 1879, Band 2, S. 44–45.
 Lorentz Dietrichson: Nationalgaleriets Samling af Malerier. Kristiania 1887, S. 235, Anhang; Kristiania 1893, S. 25.
 Lorentz Dietrichson: Det norske Nationalgaleri. Kristiania 1887, S. 34.

 Lorentz Dietrichson: Af Hans Gudes Liv og Værker. Kristiania 1898, S. 39.

 Rolf Thommessen: Norsk Billedkunst. En historisk Veiledning. H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), Kristiania 1904, S. 83, 89, 90.
 Jens Thiis: Norske malere og billedhuggere. Bergen 1904, Band 1, Register.
 O. P. Hansen Balling: Erindringer fra et langt liv. Kristiania 1905, S. 25.
 Rolf Thommessen: August Cappelen. Kristiania 1906, S. 40.
 Nils Hertzberg: Fra min Barndoms og Ungdoms Tid. Kristiania 1909, S. 152.
 Norges kunst. Katalog der Jubiläumsausstellung Kristiania 1914 (illustriert).

 Einar Østved: Telemark i norsk malerkunst. Oslo 1942, S. 36–38.
 Christian Tønsberg: Norge fremstillet I tegninger. Oslo 1846–1848.
 Henning Alsvik, L. Østby: Norges billedkunst i det nittende og tyvende århundre. Oslo 1951–1953, S. 150.
 Mentz Schulerud: Norsk kunstnerliv. Oslo 1960.
 Mordt, Gustav Adolph. In: Norsk Kunstnerleksikon. II, 1983 (mit weiterer Literatur).
 Emanuel Bénézit (Hrsg.): Dictionnaire Critique et Documentaire des Peintres, Sculpteurs, Dessinateurs et Graveurs de tous les temps et de tous les pays. Band VII, 1976, S. 523.
 Aschehoug og Gyldendals store norske leksikon. Band 8, Oslo 1980; Store norske leksikon. Band 8, Oslo 2005–2007.
 Hans Paffrath (Hrsg.): Lexikon der Düsseldorfer Malerschule 1819–1918. Band 2: Haach–Murtfeldt. Herausgegeben vom Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf im Ehrenhof und von der Galerie Paffrath. Bruckmann, München 1998, ISBN 3-7654-3010-2, S. 407 (Abb.: Motiv aus Telemarken).

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 Gustav Adolph Mordt im Norsk Kunstnerleksikon (norwegisch)
 Gustav Adolph Mordt im Store norske leksikon (norwegisch)

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Ayatollah Sheikh Hasanali Morvarid (; 1911–October 5, 2004) was a senior Iranian Shia scholar and teacher.He was a widely respected teacher at the Islamic seminary of Mashhad, and a well-known tafkiki figure of the second generation of Tafkikis.

Early life and education
Morvarid was born in Mashhad to the clerical Morvarid family, his father was Sheikh Muhammad-Reza Morvarid. His mother was the daughter of Sheikh Hasanali Tehrani (d. 1907).  His cousin Sheikh Muhammad-Taqi Morvarid was a member of the first assembly of experts. His great ancestor was renowned laureate and calligrapher Shihab al-Din Abdullah Morvarid (d. 1514).

Education
He joined the religious seminary of Mashhad in 1924, and studied under its renowned scholars like Sheikh Hasanali Nukhadaki and Sheikh Hashim Qazwini. He joined the classes of Mirza Mahdi al-Isfahani and continued his studies in advanced jurisprudence and principles of jurisprudence. He mastered doctrinal studies in the school of tafkik. He travelled to Qom in 1946 and continued to study under Hossein Borujerdi. Upon his return to Mashhad, he began to teach his own classes of jurisprudence, and tafkiki's interpretation of doctrinal topics.

Religious career
He used to lead the congregational prayers in several mosques around Mashhad, like Madrasa Mirza Jafar, Hajj Mulla Hashem Mosque and Mulla Haidar Mosque. He also founded two Islamic seminaries in Khorasan Razavi, Mashhad. The first is the Bisat Islamic seminary in Andarzgoo street, and the second is Saadat Islamic seminary in Saheb al-Zaman street.

Works
Morvarid authored Tanbihat Hawl al-Mabda' wal-Ma'ad (Remarks concerning the Beginning and Return), which is a summary of the classes he taught in Mashhad, based on the views of al-Isfahani.

Personal life
Morvardi was married the daughter of Sheikh Muhammad-Taqi Bujnurdi in 1941. He had ten children, seven sons and three daughters. Most of his children and grandchildren are clerics, residing in Mashhad and teaching in its seminaries. His son Mahdi Morvarid is a teacher of bahth kharij (advanced research seminars in religious jurisprudence), and representative of grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in Mashhad.

Death
Morvarid died on October 5, 2004 and was buried in the Imam Reza shrine. Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei expressed his condolences to the Morvarid family for Hasanali's demise.

References

See also
 Hossein Borujerdi
 Mohammed Kadhim al-Modarresi
 Ali Khamenei

1911 births
2004 deaths
Burials at Imam Reza Shrine


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Americans love social media, and we consume a lot of news via our social media feeds. This week, Pew Research Center released a study showing that "[a]s of August 2017, two-thirds (67%) of Americans report that they get at least some of their news on social media – with two-in-ten doing so often." It was a modest level of growth from 2016, the one exception being Americans over 50. "For the first time in the Center's surveys, more than half (55%) of Americans ages 50 or older report getting news on social media sites. That is 10 percentage points higher than the 45% who said so in 2016."
I kept thinking about this report this week as the news came in confirming that at least one Russian firm tied to Kremlin propaganda purchased ads on Facebook targeting American voters. We've had confirmation since December of 2016 that Russia interfered with the American election via influence operations/active measures. At this point it probably shouldn't surprise us that Facebook ads was one of the tactics used, but the details were interesting.
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Mark Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said that the Facebook ads were merely "the tip of the iceberg." I expect that between the various congressional investigations around Russia, not to mention Mueller's own investigation, we'll learn a lot more about content, targeting, and resulting data from these ads.
More broadly, this week's news was a sobering reminder that our social media feeds have been weaponized against us. No one is immune to the effects, even though we'd all like to believe we are. One of the reasons why I think there isn't more anger at Russia is that admitting Russian influence operations had an effect on our election is also admitting that Americans (on the left and the right) got duped. It's a difficult pill to swallow.
But the cold, hard truth is that our social media experience is constantly being manipulated. The New York Times had an article this week outlining the just how extensive Russian active measuresin the U.S. are. It's a sobering read:
On Twitter, as on Facebook, Russian fingerprints are on hundreds or thousands of fake accounts that regularly posted anti-Clinton messages. Many were automated Twitter accounts, called bots, that sometimes fired off identical messages seconds apart — and in the exact alphabetical order of their made-up names, according to the FireEye researchers. On Election Day, for instance, they found that one group of Twitter bots sent out the hashtag #WarAgainstDemocrats more than 1,700 times.
The Russian efforts were sometimes crude or off-key, with a trial-and-error feel, and many of the suspect posts were not widely shared. The fakery may have added only modestly to the din of genuine American voices in the pre-election melee, but it helped fuel a fire of anger and suspicion in a polarized country.
Mother Jones also has an interview with Dr. Kate Starbird, whose work I've covered here before. She's been tracking conspiracy theories and disinformation online for years and has tracked how alternative narratives have gone mainstream.
Starbird mostly dismissed these kinds of alternative narratives as outliers, a conclusion she would later regret. Then came 2016, when hyper-politicized disinformation that spread in the aftermath of mass shootings and the Paris terrorist attacks was impossible to ignore. She and her team were compelled to dig deeper into the data. And as the "fake news" language of far-right and Russian media conspiracy theorists was embraced by Donald Trump and his presidential campaign, Starbird realized the phenomenon was going mainstream.
"When it's coming out of the mouths of people in power," she says, "it's no longer marginal."
For all the focus on debunking fake news stories, there hasn't been as much emphasis on explaining the weaponization of social media to the general public. Personally, I think that's just as important a task when countering disinformation. And the questions friends and family asked me this week upon learning the Facebook/Russia news were a reminder of just how much work there is to be done on that front.
I can say personally, that the more I learn about social media weaponization, the better equipped I feel to fight back. Twitter attacks are probably the most personal example. Last year, I had a couple of incidents where I was the target of some extensive troll/bot attacks on Twitter. The volume of abusive tweets, the violent threats in the content, and seeing my picture on 4chan and a neo-Nazi website was unsettling. As a woman on the Internet, I've dealt with abuse before but never had I experienced it with so much ferocity. Those experiences, and my desire to understand just what the hell had happened, were what led me to looking into all things Frog in the first place.
A year later, and the trolls are back. I've been attacked several times over the past few weeks. But this time, I have so much more information! There's a tool where I can see if my attackers are probably bots/trolls. (Most of them were.) There's information available about how to spot bots on my Twitter feed. There are case studies of trolls in action. Finally, there are folks mapping out the botnets and tracking how humans are using them as weapons. The insults and threats on my Twitter feed haven't evolved, but my understanding of them has. As a result, the trolls have lost any emotional power they once had over me.
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When I was programming my first series of calls for Factual Democracy Project, Bots and Computational Propaganda was the obvious choice with which to launch. Whether we're talking about the Frog Squad, Russia, Donald Trump, or white nationalists, an understanding of social media weaponization is crucial. Understanding our current political reality starts here.
The call takes place this Tuesday, September 12, at 1 PM EDT. It's free and open to both public and the press. More than 300 people have registered so far. The panel of speakers are incredible. Details and a link to RSVP are below. You don't want to miss this one!
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ProPublica launches a "PAC" to scrutinize campaign ads on Facebook. (ProPublica)
What to do when Nazis are obsessed with your field (Pacific Standard)
The far-right's favorite social network is facing its own censorship controversy (The Verge)
Trolls are trying to hijack the German election by copying Trump supporters (Buzzfeed)
Trump raises an army | Charles Blow (New York Times)
Racism isn't a bug; it's a feature | Derek Penwell (Courier-Journal)
In chat rooms, alt-Right organizers planned to obscure their racism (Daily Dot)
Want even more links? Be sure to like the Ctrl Alt Right Delete Facebook page. I post articles there all week. A lot of what doesn't make it here will get posted over there.
Blatant Self-Promotion
Connecticut/NYC readers: Next week I'll be appearing with Congressmen Jim Himes for an event with the Democratic Women of Westport. The event is open to the public.
How to Fight the Alt-Right with Rep. Jim Himes and Melissa Ryan
Sunday September 17, 2:30pm
Westport Public Library
RSVP: [email protected]
That's all for now. Thank you to the incredible Nicole Belle who copy edits this newsletter every week.


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