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Tesla Gigafactory 4 site in Germany declared as restricted area
Tesla GF4 build site - no trespassing (Source: Gf4Tesla | Twitter)
By Randell Suba
The Tesla Gigafactory 4 build site in Grunheide is now off-limits to local explorers as experts scan and clear the area for explosive ordnance.
"No Trespassing / Explosive Ordnance Clearance," one of the signs in the forest reads in German. Tesla fan @Gf4Tesla who has been following the developments in Grunheide shared the news on Twitter. He added that he might resort to drone shots to update his followers about the latest GF4 news.
The Tesla board of directors recently approved the purchase agreement for the 300-hectare property where the first Tesla car factory in Europe will rise. This follows the approval of the Brandenburg Finance State Committee that sealed the deal for the purchase of the land for 40.91 million euros or about $45 million.
According to the spokesperson of the state government Florian Engels, Brandenburg authorities are still waiting for the independent report about the second appraisal of the expansive industrial property. Engels said that the report will be prepared as soon as possible and if the appraised value of the land deviates from the first assessment, the price of the Tesla GF4 property will be adjusted.
Okay, friends, the "Tesla Forest" is now – officially restricted area
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I will have to specialize in flying drones, 🚁
because I am no longer allowed to enter the construction site..☹.
the sign means:
" no trespassing, / explosive ordnance clearance "🚨 pic.twitter.com/JyeqZCxRLW
— #Gf4 #Gigafactory4 (@Gf4Tesla) January 20, 2020
Sealing off the forest in Grunheide is a safety measure to avoid unwanted incidents as workers on the site have been building access roads for better logistics in the area. The team has also been searching for unexploded World War II explosives in the area, most likely American aviation bombs. In case vintage bombs are found, the German federal government will shoulder the cost of disposal.
Aside from the dangers of vintage bombs, Tesla is also closely coordinating with authorities and local environmental groups to move animals living in the forest such as a species of endangered bats, deers, wolves, ants, among others. The electric carmaker must be able to remove the trees in the parcel of land they will use for the first phase of construction by Feb. 27, just before the breeding season of birds in the area and when tree cutting will be prohibited.
The area has also been cordoned off and proper signs put up in the build site to make sure only authorized personnel move in the area. Members of local environment groups recently conducted forest walks to protest the building of the Tesla factory and it could be dangerous for anyone to roam around the forest that has not yet been cleared of vintage bombs.
To address the issues raised by locals, Tesla opened an information center in Grunheide and has promised to resolve issues within the legal framework.
Tesla plans to begin construction of the Gigfactory 4 facility by mid-March and start production by July next year. The car factory is set to generate about 8,000 jobs and produce roughly 150,000 cars during its initial phase.
H/T to @Gf4Tesla
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Part of the Migrant Quilt, photographed at the opening of What the Eye Doesn't See Doesn't Move the Heart: Migrant Quilts of the Southern Arizona Borderlands" in Nogales, Arizona. Credit: Valarie Lee James. All rights reserved.
In the late 1990s in Northern California, we placed a photo of Liz (my late wife) and me, taken by the renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz, onto a quilt. Friends and family members gathered around and hand-sewed keepsakes of their lives with Liz into the cloth: bits of jewelry, ribbons, and personal messages.
By the time the black and white photograph, created for a national "Be Here for the Cure" AIDS campaign could be seen in magazines and writ large on subway walls, many of the people Leibovitz photographed would be dead: the cute guy, the sparky little kid, the strong transgender woman and the straight teenage girl. Few would make it for the cure.
People died by the thousands while the government turned a blind eye. Families mourned, shrouded in secrecy. The closest friends I will ever have grieved for each other even as they, too, prepared to die.
America as a whole seemed to shake itself awake only when thousands of AIDS Names Project Quilts were laid end-to-end on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., forming a master quilt strewn with names as far as the eye could manage—a seemingly endless landscape of unspeakable loss and undeniable love. Visitors dropped to their knees, humbled by such terrible beauty.
Now in my backyard, another quilt—the Migrant Quilt Project—continues to take shape. Now on show at the Pimeria Alta Museum in the border town of Nogales, Arizona, it is inspired in large part by the AIDS Quilt. The Migrant Quilt panels are traveling across the country and the artist/activist Jody Ipsen (the quilt's originator) and Peggy Hazard (the project's curator), along with many volunteer makers, hope for a similar impact on hearts and minds.
Women on the border often have a different take on immigration issues: more of a 'tend and befriend' approach, a kind of common sense, needle-to-fabric mend. The responses of women to the Migrant Quilt exhibit define the soft heart of what it means to be human. The day we visited, we watched female visitors leaving in tears.
The 17 quilts in the project bear the names of people who have died each year crossing the desert in the Tucson Sector since 2000—the year the county medical examiner's office began documenting the names of the dead, including unidentified remains. Patched together with denim, work shirts, embroidered cloth, and bandanas left behind on the desert floor, the quilts are scrappy in design and raw with truth.
Many of the bordados (embroidered cloths) stitched into the Migrant Quilts are inscribed with endearments. Contigo en la Distancia (With You Far Away) or Duerme Amor Mio (Sleep My Love) shock the viewer with familial intimacy. These personal embroideries, sometimes used as servilletas to carry food across the desert, are often blessed then sent along with a traveling family member. The embroideries have come a long way. Now they rest alongside the names of the deceased.
Each quilt represents countless lives lost on border ground, a hundred-mile strip of geography spanning two countries. The interstitial border region has morphed into a distinct culture of its own, and the quilts, with their binational contributors, fly its flag.
On the US side of the border, volunteers create each piece according to their own inspiration. Worn material migrates through the quilts and melds in the viewer's eye. Names of the dead rise off the surface in bas-relief like rogue wildflowers pushing up through the desert floor, commanding the same kind of attention as the white crosses we see strung with wire in and around the slats of the border wall.
"Quilts have traditionally been made to memorialize loved ones who died," said Curator Hazard, "and also, to raise consciousness." In the Nineteenth century, women used quilts not only to raise funds for the anti-slavery movement, but to express their feelings about slavery.
Memory is the first form of resistance, and quilt-making—a primary tool of resistance and remembrance—stands the test of time. At QuiltCon 2018, the Modern Quilt Guild's annual convention, the exhibits were honeycombed with activist quilts. The resurgence in "truth textiles" also carries on at the Social Justice Sewing Academy, which empowers youth activists for social change.
The humblest materials can communicate what cannot be said in dangerous times, can comfort the family, and can mourn the dead. Quilting, embroidery, and applique—arts of hearth and home—remain a language shared.
Two decades ago in Northern California, our fragile but fierce community took turns stitching Liz's favorite piece of mud cloth onto a quilt. I remember the silence that day as we worked together, united in the province of memory. Craig, Liz's long-time brother-in-arms, his large brown eyes brimming with tears, leaned over and carefully sewed a cowrie shell onto the fabric. Craig would be the next to die.
The root of the word 'memory' stems from the word 'mourn.' The devotional art of making quilts in the service of others allows us on the US side of the border wall to touch the essence of the Other, to offer witness, and to mourn.
The Migrant Quilt Project succeeds where rhetoric fails. Pinning and stitching, working the cloth to make sure the dead are not forgotten, these quilt-makers trust that no one turns a blind eye.
This article was first published in Kosmos Journal.
The Migrant Quilts are on exhibit at the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts, through July 15. After that, they will travel to Michigan and Illinois. See here for the exhibit schedule and more information.


[Updated] I'm not expecting much if anything from right-wing GOP Wisconsin Gov. and climate change denier Scott Walker on Earth Day tomorrow, or as it's also know in the Governor's Office - - Saturday.
I noted on Earth Day 2016 that Walker's office issued no statement.
And Walker used Earth Day 2015 in the run-up to the presidential primaries to send layoff notices to 57 scientists and others at the same state Department of Natural Resources that he had redefined from his first day in office through the next six years+ using corporate appointments and pro-polluter agendas with "a chamber of commerce mentality.
As the planet warms, candidates embrace oil, the economy and doubt, while Scott Walker takes the cake.
But if there were a special Conservative Anti-Earth Day Award, Scott Walker would be hard to beat this year. Just in time for the annual pseudo-holiday, the Wisconsin governor, presidential aspirant and Koch brothers fanboy executed a stunning display of timing, bravado and GOP principles with news of potential layoffs this week at the state Department of Natural Resources. Maybe going HAM on the DNR is strictly a budget thing: Books have to be balanced, so pink slips will begin to flutter over that low-priority workforce – especially the DNR's science division, which researches environmental problems.
After all, those tax cuts don't pay for themselves (at least not like they're supposed to). And Wisconsin's mining industry needs love, too – something that can't happen with all those pesky regulators looking over their shoulders.
* Set in motion right after his January, 2011 swearing-in a plan to weaken wetlands protections, then also blocked the appeal of a wetlands filing permit sought by a campaign donor/developer, then introduced and quickly signed a special Legislative bill to grant the permit.
Which established his hostile-to-the-environement pattern: follow the money.
* Benefited from a secret, $700,000 campaign donation routed through a third-party 'independent' advocacy group from a mining company which Walker wanted, through a sweetheart, insider-crafted bill, to be allowed to dig, for starters, a four-mile-long, half-mile wide open pit mine in a wooded, wetland-rich river shed in Northwestern Wisconsin.
* Has blocked through legislation and administrative actions real progress on solar and wind power installations though wind and solar are the fast-growing energy sectors in the US and are creating hundreds of thousands of new, high-paying jobs - - mostly not in Wisconsin, where Walker pledged in 2010 and has still failed to create 250,000 new private-sector jobs.
* Forced the closing at great expense to taxpayers through losing litigation of a passenger train assembly factory in Milwaukee, and cost the cities of Milwaukee and Madison an energy-efficient passenger train link and the jobs it could have provided through construction, operation and rail-station/spin off businesses.
* Systematically evaded his obligations under the US Clean Water Act and piled up 75 deficiencies he delayed fixing, records show.
* Has done nothing environmentally with his seat on the Council of Great Lakes Governors where he could have pushed for sound regional water-management.
And particularly for an end to the St. Lawrence Seaway's known gateway to invasive species that have already destroyed Great Lakes fisheries, cost utilities and other property owners millions in losses, and which are likely yo leak through Lake Michigan westward with further grave national implications.
Walker says he is a pro-business Governor, but his wasted time on the Great Lakes Council reveals the label as nothing more than a bumper sticker.
By the way, there's a great new book by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Dan Egan on that very risk - - The Death and Life of the Great Lakes - - that delivers a lot of important information about the invasive species crisis and other Great Lakes issues.
I just finished the book; Walker would do well to read it.
* Tolerated drinking water pollution in-older cities' lead pipes, looked the other way for years as large animal feeding operations he's encouraged to expand are known to be contaminating nearby wells - - while also draining the water table with more wells which the state may soon turn over without regulation in perpetuity to the owners.
And has signed pro-polluter legislation unleashing fresh loads of harmful phosphorous into rivers and streams that have freshly impaired hundreds of Wisconsin waterways and contributed to a huge dead zone in Lake Michigan.
Walker disdains Earth Day, as he also disregards the environment, also because Earth Day focuses attention on former Wisconsin Governor and its founder Gaylord Nelson.
Acknowledging Nelson's contribution would require Walker to validate Nelson's stature and legacy, which Walker has gone out of his way to systematically trash through numerous actions.
Including cuts to and an effort to suspend for the long-term the bi-partisan Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund that provides important buffers against filling, cutting and paving, as well as open space statewide for people who do not own their own lakefront property or wooded sanctuary.
Like the state's recycling program Walker sought to defund, or the transit systems he ignores in favor of more costly major highways he now can't fund and complete, or the climate science and education programs his hand-picked 'chamber of commerce mentality' DNR Secretary/former developer Cathy Stepp deleted from the agency's web pages, Walker has no use for anything that Earth Day would reinforce.
And, likewise, has no use for any program or Wisconsin resource he cannot monetize for his career perpetuation, as he did with Act 10 (which led to national fund-raising, and a mailing list he used to retire his presidential campaign debt), or his connections to the school choice movement and those issues ties to far-right ideologues.
The best ways for Wisconsin people to acknowledge Earth Day are to do something good for the environment, support the many groups and causes statewide that promote real stewardship of the land, clean air, and fresh water, and make election day 2018 Earth Day 2.0.
Actually, it is unfair to say this is "just another Saturday" for Mr. Walker. It is, after all, national jelly bean day, as we learn from his official Twitter account.


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Europe, International
UK aid budget could become 'political football'
Gavin O'Toole
The United Kingdom's aid budget faces cuts if rival candidates to lead the ruling Conservative Party turn it into a "political football", an MP has claimed.
The opposition Labour Party's shadow international development secretary Dan Carden [picture right] has warned that contenders may push anti-aid platforms to woo grassroots Conservatives.
His warning comes as pressure grows within the Conservative Party to unseat leader Theresa May, whose unpopular management of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, Brexit, has divided her party.
There have been recurrent calls for May to step down as leader and a number of high-profile colleagues have made little secret of their ambition to take over from her as prime minister.
The UK government has committed to spend 0.7% of gross national income on overseas development assistance overseas, amounting to £13.9bn in 2017, although there is pressure among Conservatives to reduce this.
The current international development secretary, Penny Mordaunt, who is herself a potential contender for the party leadership, has described the UK aid budget as "unsustainable".
In January she reportedly told colleagues that ministers should reduce a reliance on taxpayers' money and shift their focus towards attracting private donations.
The UK's former foreign secretary Boris Johnson – the favourite to take over from May – has previously called for the Department for International Development, which oversees the aid budget, to be incorporated within the Foreign Office.
Another prominent Conservative, Jacob Rees-Mogg, has also called for cuts in the aid budget which he has described as "wasteful".
Speaking to The Independent newspaper, Carden said a Conservative leadership contest posed a real danger to the future of the UK's international commitments.
"I've been saying for a while now that when the next Tory leadership race comes about, the foreign aid budget is under a real threat because we know that the candidates standing are trying to appeal to the right-wing core of that Tory membership," he said.
"They are going to be trying to use it as a political football."
A freelance journalist. He has written six books about Latin America and taught the politics of the region at Queen Mary, University of London.
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School of Resistance, Episode Twelve: Politics of Interdependence
What would a truly caring world look like?
School of Resistance, Episode Nine: A Global Jurisdiction for a Global Economy
A dialogue with Miriam Saage-Maaß and Sylvestre Bisimwa, hosted by Eva-Maria Bertschy.
School of Resistance, Episode Eight: The Paranoia of the Western Mind
Why is it so difficult to recognize a non-European universalism?
NTGent
What would a truly caring world look like? NTGent presents School of Resistance, Episode Twelve: Politics of Interdependence livestreaming on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 14 January 2021 at 9 a.m. PST (Los Angeles, UTC -8) / 12 p.m. EST (New York, UTC -5) / 17:00 GMT (London, UTC +0) / 18:00 CET (Brussels, UTC+1) / 20:00 TRT (Istanbul, UTC +3).
NTGent presented School of Resistance, Episode Nine: A Global Jurisdiction for a Global Economy livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 22 October 2020 at 9 a.m. PDT (Los Angeles, UTC -7) / 12 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 17:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 18:00 CEST (Berlin, UTC +2).
NTGent presented School of Resistance, Episode Eight: The Paranoia of the Western Mind livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Saturday 17 October 2020 at 9 a.m. PDT (Los Angeles, UTC -7) / 12 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 17:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 18:00 CEST (Berlin, UTC +2).
School of Resistance, Episode Seven: Environmental Repercussions
Living in a compromised world: a dialogue with Gail Bradbrook (UK), Alexis Shotwell (Canada), Alice Swift (UK)
Sunday 4 October
Ghent, Belgium
NTGent presented School of Resistance, Episode Seven: Environmental Repercussions livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Sunday 4 October 2020 at 18:00 CEST (Ghent, UTC +2) / 17:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 12:00 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 9:00 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC -7).
School of Resistance, Episode Six: Our Human Rights Are On Fire
Towards a humane migration policy with Muhammad al-Kashef and Efi Latsoudi.
NTGent presented School of Resistance, Episode Six: Our Human Rights Are On Fire livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 1 October 2020 at 20:00 CEST (Ghent, UTC +2) / 19:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 2:00 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 11:00 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC -7).
School of Resistance, Episode 5: Beyond Europe
Building Transnational Futures with Ulrike Guérot and Srećko Horvat
NTGent presented School of Resistance, Episode Five: Beyond Europe: Building Transnational Futures livestreaming on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Friday 25 September 2020 at 18:00 CEST (Ghent, UTC +2) / 17:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 12:00 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 9:00 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC -7).
School of Resistance - Episode Four: Why Theatre?
Theatre in Emergency. A dialogue with Nora Chipaumire (USA) and Chantal Mouffe (UK)
NTGent presented School of Resistance - Episode Four: Why Theatre? livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 3 September 2020 at 18:30 CEST (Ghent, UTC +2) / 17:30 BST (London, UTC +1) / 12:30 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 9:30 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC -7)
School of Resistance - Episode Three: Distributing Dignity
Global Supply Chains and Human Rights. A dialogue with Zehra Khan (Pakistan) and Nasir Mansoor (Pakistan) hosted by Eline Banken
NTGent presented School of Resistance - Episode Three livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 11 June 2020 at 8 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC -7) / 11 a.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 16:00 BEST (London, UTC +1) / 17:00 CEST (Ghent, UTC +2) / 20:00 PKT (Islamabad, UTC +5).
(En)forced Mobility
A conversation hosted by On the Move, a cultural mobility information network
On the Move — a cultural mobility information network — presented a conversation about (En)forced Mobility livestreamed on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network on Tuesday 9 June 2020 at 10 a.m. EDT (New York, UTC -4) / 14:00 UTC +0 / 15:00 BST (London, UTC +1) / 16:00 CEST (Brussels, UTC +2).
School of Resistance - Episode Two: Make the World Habitable Again
Climate, economy and protest in the Global South. A dialog with Vandana Shiva and Vanessa Nakate hosted by Lara Staal
NTGent presented School of Resistance - Episode Two: Make the World Habitable Again livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 28 May 2020 at 10 a.m. CDT (Chicago, UTC-5) / 11 a.m. EDT (New York, UTC-4) / 16:00 BEST (London, UTC+1) / 17:00 CEST (Ghent, UTC+2) / 18:00 EAT (Kampala, UTC+3) 20:30 IST (New Delhi, UTC+5:30).
SEGAL TALKS: Kris Verdonck
SEGAL TALKS: Kris Verdonck
An update on the situation for theatre artists in Belgium.
The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center presented SEGAL TALKS: Kris Verdonck livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer-produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Monday 25 May 2020 at 9 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC-7) / 11 a.m. CDT (Chicago, UTC-5) / 12 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC-4) / 17:00 BST (London, UTC+1) / 18:00 CEST (Berlin, UTC+2).
School of Resistance - Episode One: This Madness Has to Stop
Opening speech of Wiener Festwochen by Kay Sara. Followed by a debate with Tania Bruguera and Milo Rau, moderated by Lara Staal
NTGent presented School of Resistance - Episode One: This madness has to stop livestreamed on the global, commons-based, peer-produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Saturday 16 May 2020 at 9 a.m. PDT (San Francisco, UTC-7) / 12 p.m. EDT (New York, UTC-4) / 17:00 BEST (London, UTC+1) / 18:00 CEST (Belgium, UTC+2).
Exploring Colonization and Identity at Belgium's New Theatre Festival
verity healey discusses themes and productions from Ghent's new theatre festival called same same but different.
IETM Brussels Plenary Pluralist Populist Poetics
IETM - International network for contemporary performing arts presented a day opening plenary speech Pluralist Populist Poetics by Eleanor Bauer from the IETM Brussels Meeting 2017 livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv Friday 24 November at 10:00 - 10:45 CET (Brussels, UTC +1) / 4:00 a.m. - 4:45 a.m. EST (New York, UTC -5) / 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. GMT (London, UTC +0) / 11:00 - 11:45 EET (Bucharest, UTC +2) / 17:00 - 17:45 SGT (Singapore, UTC +8) / 8:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m. AEDT (Sydney, UTC +11). Share your thoughts on Twitter by using the hashtag #IETMBrussels. Follow @IETM and @HowlRound for news and updates.
IETM Brussels Opening Keynote Speech Art in the Age of Populism
IETM - International network for contemporary performing arts presented the opening keynote speech Art in the Age of Populism by Eric Corijn from the IETM Brussels Plenary Meeting 2017 livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv Thursday 23 November at 16:00 - 18:00 CET (Brussels, UTC +1) / 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. EST (New York, UTC -5) / 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. GMT (London, UTC +0) / 17:00 - 19:00 EET (Bucharest, UTC +2) / 23:00 - 01:00 AEST (Singapore, UTC +8). Share your thoughts on Twitter by using the hashtag #IETMBrussels. Follow @IETM and @HowlRound for news and updates.
Resilience versus Populism
Nedjma Hadj
Benchelabi
Brussels-based curator and dramaturg Nedjma Hadj Benchelabi writes about the art scene in her city, and how it is and isn't addressing contemporary social and political needs.
Being Radical or Nothing! / La radicalité sinon rien !
Neveux
Sylvia Botella interviews Belgium-based theatre historian Olivier Neveux about his thoughts on populism, decomocratizing access to culture, and the political responsibility of the artist. /
Sylvia Botella interview l'historien de théâtre belge à propos de ses pensées sur le populisme,
la démocratisation de l'accès à la culture et la responsabilité politique de l'artiste.
Are We On Stage to Reflect the Audience or Create It? / Est-ce qu'on est sur scène pour refléter un public, ou le constituer ?
Fassin
Sylvia Botella interviews sociologist Éric Fassin about his views on the connection between sociology, the performing arts, and politics in the age of populism.
The Artist as Agent for Change
Michiel
Vandevelde
Brussels-based choreographer, curator, and writer Michiel Vandevelde argues that artists need to reclaim a place of power in the arts sector.
A performance of WarSawSirenaF451 at Project Curie City-experimental incubator of art from Warsaw
Project Curie City presented a performance of WarSawSirenaF451—scenes by Warsaw women—livestreamed from Paris, France on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at howlround.tv on Thursday 15 December. In Twitter, follow @HowlRoundTV and use #howlround.
Kris Verdonck Artist Talk: Listen to the Bloody Machine
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[Blog] Report Seeks Puerto Rico Jones Act Changes
Published Jun 30, 2015 5:52 PM by Charlie Papavizas
In connection with the financing crisis in Puerto Rico, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico commissioned a report on changes that can be made to reverse the situation. The report – "Puerto Rico – A Way Forward" – was released on June 29, 2015.
The report points out that "structural problems, economic shocks, and weak public finances have yielded a decade of stagnation, outmigration, and debt" in Puerto Rico. The report makes several suggestions for growing the Puerto Rico economy, including "structural reforms." Among the recommended "reforms" is making changes to the Jones Act. The Jones Act requires that all merchandise shipped to and from Puerto Rico from the United States be transported in qualified U.S.-flag vessels.
The report finds that "exempting Puerto Rico from the U.S. Jones Act could significantly reduce transport costs and open up new sectors for future growth" and that "in no mainland state does the Jones Act have so profound an effect on the cost structure as in Puerto Rico." The report also notes that the Jones Act does not apply to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
A March 2013 U.S. Government Accountability Office report entitled "Puerto Rico – Characteristics of the Island's Maritime Trade and Potential Effects of Modifying the Jones Act" was less sanguine on the effects of Jones Act changes. The GAO report concluded that "the effects of modifying the application of the Jones Act for Puerto Rico are highly uncertain, and various trade-offs could materialize depending on how the Act is modified."
Changes to the Jones Act can only be made by the U.S. Congress. A bill was introduced last Congress by Pedro R. Pierluisi, the Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico, to exempt Puerto Rico from the Jones Act with respect to certain types of cargoes – but that bill did not receive favorable Congressional attention.


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Johan Zacharias Blackstadius, född den 14 mars 1816 i Falkenberg i Halland, död den 25 februari 1898 i Stockholm, var en svensk målare och grafiker samt lärare vid Tekniska skolan (Konstfack) i Stockholm. Han var restaurator och restaurerade medeltida kalkmålningar i kyrkor. Förutom altartavlor och porträtt var han historiemålare och utförde målningar med motiv ur nordisk folktro och historiska motiv. Han var yngre bror till bryggaren Lars Fredrik Blackstadius.

Biografi

Johan Blackstadius tillhörde en gammal prästsläkt. Stamfadern var Laurentius Nicolai Blackstadius (1590-1640), född i Blacksta socken i Södermanland. Stamfadern var först konrektor i Västerås skola, nuvarande Rudbeckianska gymnasiet, och sedan kyrkoherde i Stora Kopparbergs församling, där han tjänstgjorde 1625-1640. En bror till Johan Zacharias Blackstadius var bryggaren Lars Fredrik Blackstadius, som flyttade till Äppelvikens gård i Bromma med sin familj, hustru och samt två söner och fyra döttrar, och där han så småningom även började tillverka brännvin. Johan Zacharias Blackstadius själv förblev ogift. De båda bröderna ligger begravda på Norra begravningsplatsen i Solna kommun i Stockholms län.

Utbildning
Blackstadius var son till sjökaptenen Adolf Fredrik Blackstadius och Anna Fredrika Stenbäck. När han fyllt åtta år fick han följa med fadern på dennes sjöresor åren 1823-1829. Medan skeppet låg i hamn för lossning och lastning sattes Johan i land på privat skola och fick undervisning. Då han återkom till Sverige 1829 upptogs han av litografen Karl Fredrik Natanael Schultén (1797-1868) i Stockholm. Schultén var moderns halvbror och han undervisade honom i litograferingskonsten och lärde honom rita och skriva på sten. Samtidigt studerade han på Akademien för de fria konsterna (Konstakademien).

Efter åtskilliga resor i Sverige begav han sig 1844 till Finland, där han stannade i fem år till 1849 och utövade sitt yrke och målade porträtt och altartavlor. Tack vare en del inkomster från sina arbeten företog han 1850-1854 en studieresa i Tyskland, Schweiz, Italien och i Frankrike. Under några månader fick han undervisning hos Thomas Coutures ateljé i Paris i Frankrike, besökte sedan Florens, Rom och Neapel i Italien, varefter han återvände via Schweiz och Tyskland till Sverige 1854. I hemlandet sysselsatte han sig med målning av altartavlor och restaurering av fresker i några landsortskyrkor.

Lärare vid Konstakademien
År 1858 blev Johan Blackstadius agré vid Akademien för de fria konsterna (Konstakademien). Under åren 1860-1881 var han lärare i figurteckning och målning vid Slöjdföreningens skola i Stockholm från den 8 september 1860 (från 1879 hette skolan Tekniska skolan i Stockholm och skolan blev senare Konstfackskolan), där han senare blev överlärare. Som lärare erhöll han rätt till pension genom Kungligt brev  den 13 maj 1881 samt avsked den 20 juni 1881.  Åren 1888-1889 var det dags för nya utlandsresor. Den här gången besökte han England, Skottland, Spanien och Italien.

Konstnärskap

Som målare utförde Blackstadius altartavlor i Sverige och Finland, porträtt, historiska och bibliska scener samt plafonder. Exempelvis har han målat Två bondflickor i folkdräkt, vilka lyssnar på näckens spel invid ett vattenfall. (1866). På Nordiska museet i Stockholm finns oljemålningen Sankt Sigfrid döper allmoge i Småland. För denna historiemålning fick Blackstadius utmärkelsen "mention honorable" vid Skandinaviska konstexpositionen 1866 (Stockholmsutställningen 1866). Vid en jubileumsutställning på Konstakademien 1935 var han representerad med två verk.

Blackstadius verkade även som restaurator av medeltida kalkmålningar i svenska landskyrkor, till exempel i Västeråkers kyrka i Västeråkers församling i Uppsala län i Uppland, 1870. Hans restaureringar vann mycket erkännande av samtiden. Restaureringarna utfördes efter principer, som numera inte godtas. Angående restaureringen av Västeråker finns följande anteckning av Fritz von Dardel: "De gamla målningarna, vilka voro nästan utplånade, hava blivit fullständigt återställda i 14:e århundradets naiva stil."

Johan Zacharias Blackstadius tillhörde en grupp konstnärer som samlades kring Karl XV. Inom denna krets gjorde han sig bemärkt som en "kvick och okonstlad" talare.

Som grafiker har Johan Blackstadius bland annat gjort litografier till Esaias Tegnérs diktverk Frithiofs saga (1839). Diktverket Frithiofs saga publicerades första gången i bokform våren 1825. Redan på 1820-talet utförde målaren, grafikern och tecknaren Anders Lundquist (1803-1853) handkolorerade etsningar till diktverket. En annan utgåva av Frithiofs saga illustrerades 1876 av konstnären August Malmström (1829-1901).

På 1870-talet medverkade Blackstadius med både bilder och text i Ny Illustrerad Tidning, som var en veckotidning som gavs ut på lördagar under åren 1865-1900. Många av landets mera framstående skriftställare och konstnärer var knutna till tidningen, som hade en kulturell profil.

Representerad
Verk av Blackstadius finns på följande museer
 Stockholms stadsmuseum, Stockholm
 Nationalmuseum, Stockholm
 Nordiska museet, Stockholm
 Göteborgs konstmuseum, Göteborg
 Falkenbergs hembygdsmuseum, Falkenberg.
 Livrustkammaren
 Uppsala universitetsbibliotek
Norrköpings konstmuseum

I Nationell ArkivDatabas finns Blackstadius representerad i:
Svenskt Biografiskt Lexikon
Arkiv, från 1875, Johan Zacharias Blackstadius förvaras på Landsarkivet i Visby
Brevskrivarregister, förvaras på Kungliga Biblioteket, brev till Broder Conrad, 1887-1888
Serie, Johan Zacharias Blackstadius handlingar förvaras på Landsarkivet i Visby
Volym, från 1875, Johan Zacharias Blackstadius arkiv, 173:1. Skissblock 1875 från vistelse på Gotska Sandön, norra Gotland och i Visby, med akvareller, blyertsteckningar och dagboksnotiser. Sid 2-107 och sista uppslaget. Förvaras på Landsarkivet i Visby.

Verk i svenska kyrkor

Förlösa kyrka, Småland: Altaruppställning (altare med altarprpydnad med omgivande arkitektonisk uppbyggnad) i nygotik med altartavla skapad 1860 av Johan Zacharias Blackstadius. Motivet är Kristus och kvinnorna vid graven.
Nykils kyrka, Östergötland: Ommålning av altartavla, originalmålning förmodligen av Lars Bolander (1731-1795). Under 1800-talet gjorde konstnären Johan Zacharias Blackstadius en ommålning av altartavlan. Altartavlan restaurerades 1955 till ursprungligt utseende. Kyrkans nuvarande altare med altaruppsatsen i gustaviansk stil med altartavla som föreställer Kristus i Getsemane och är, såsom ovan nämnts, möjligen målad av Lars Bolander, som var en djur-, blomster- och dekorationsmålare och elev till Johan Pasch.
Västeråkers kyrka, Uppland: Restaurering av medeltida kalkmålningar 1870. Han förstärkte konturerna och gjorde kompletteringar med tanke på målningarnas helhetsverkan.
Sankt Laurentii kyrka, Falkenberg, Halland: Altartavla, skänkt av konstnären till hans födelseförsamling 1885, 1892 överförd till den nya kyrkan (Falkenbergs kyrka), där den är placerad till höger i koret. Motiv: Jesus på korset med aposteln Johannes och kvinnorna sörjande vid korsets fot.
Falkenbergs kyrka, Halland. Altartavlan (se ovan) målad av Blackstadius på 1880-talet överfördes till Falkenbergs kyrka 1892, där den är placerad till höger i koret. Motiv: Jesus på korset med aposteln Johannes och kvinnorna sörjande vid korsets fot. När den nya kyrkan byggdes 1892, övergavs S:t Laurentii som då varit huvudkyrka i över 500 år.
Alunda kyrka, Uppland. Altartavla i altarrummet (koret) från 1862 med ramverk snidat av bildhuggaren Fredrik Smedberg.
Vadensjö kyrka, Skåne. Altartavla målad 1879. Föreställer Jesus välsignar barnen. Tavlan kostade 3200 kronor.
Motala kyrka, Östergötland: Oljemålning från 1856 föreställande Kristi uppståndelse ur graven, skänkt av änkefru D. Duberg, född Bromander. Altaruppsatsen i Motala kyrka ersattes 1856 med oljemålningen  av Johan Zacharias Blackstadius åskådliggörande Jesu uppståndelse ur graven. År 1774 var den nya kyrkan i stort sett färdig, som altartavla tjänstgjorde den gamla altaruppsatsen från 1724 ända till 1856, då man fick en oljemålning av J.Z. Blackstadius (1816-1898), som föreställer Jesu uppståndelse ur graven. År 1952–1953 restaurerades kyrkan under ledning av arkitekt Kurt von Schmalensee, varvid en del av Lindegrens ingrepp återställdes. Mellan koret och långhuset uppfördes en murad valvbåge, motsvarande äldre tiders triumfbåge. Den tidigare altartavlan målad av Blackstadius flyttades ned i långhuset, fondväggens blåa draperier togs fram under flera lager övermålningar och altaruppsatsen från gamla kyrkan återfick sin plats i koret. Blackstadius altartavla ersattes således av de målade blåa draperierna på fondväggen som togs fram under flera övermålningar.
Sofia Magdalena kyrka Askersund, Närke: Oljemålning från 1868 föreställande Kristi Förklaring kopia av Rafaels konstverk i Vatikanen. Nuvarande altaruppsats, altarring och predikstol tillverkdes 1868 av Johan Zacharias Blackstadius.

Bildgalleri, altartavlor och altaruppställningar

Bildgalleri

Referenser
 Herman Hofberg, Frithiof Heurlin, Viktor Millqvist & Olof Rubenson: Svenskt biografiskt handlexikon 1906
Svenskt konstnärslexikon, band 1, sid. 195, Allhems förlag, Malmö 1952
 Bebyggelseregistret (BBR), Riksantikvarieämbetet, Stockholm Flyttblocket 3, husnr 1.
  Band 04 (1924), sida 729.]
 [https://sok.riksarkivet.se/sbl/Mobil/Artikel/18348 Stellan G. Mörner, Johan Zacharias Blackstadius.
 Johan Zacharias Blackstadius, Nationell ArkivDatabas (NAD), Riksarkivet

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Svenska målare under 1800-talet
Svenska grafiker under 1800-talet
Svenska lärare under 1800-talet
Representerade vid Göteborgs konstmuseum
Representerade vid Nationalmuseum
Representerade vid Uppsala universitetsbibliotek
Representerade vid Norrköpings konstmuseum
Personer från Falkenberg
Gravsatta på Norra begravningsplatsen i Stockholm
Födda 1816
Avlidna 1898
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In an increasingly complex corporate world, the media plays a central role in defining and communicating what corporate social responsibility (CSR) is all about. Too often, corporations tend to soft pedal the crucial role of the media in helping to communicate their key messages to key stakeholders. Indeed, many corporations seem to approach the media with deep suspicion and hostility, regarding media relations as little more than a crisis management tool.
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From the Booker-Prize-winning author of Holiday.
A chance encounter with an old schoolfriend confronting a devastating disease leads Colin Turnbull to reassess his life. Everything had seemed in place: academic brilliance, marriage to his boss's daughter and a formidable career. But, as Colin discovers, these apparent certainties can swiftly evaporate.
Pub date: 26 February 2015
Stanley Middleton was born in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire in 1919. He published his first novel, A Short Answer, in 1958 and went on to publish 45 novels in a career spanning fifty years. He was joint winner of the Booker Prize in 1974 with Holiday. Stanley Middleton died in July 2009.
Praise for Small Change
"Middleton's use of dialogue is as stylised in it's own way as Hemingway's.he is a novelist who asks you to think as well as feel. There is a stoicism to Middleton's work. He shrinks from nothing."
"Stanley Middleton writes so well about the concerns of middle-class England"
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a global standard that gives data protection authorities more enforcement power than they had under the previous Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC (DPD), as well as the power to levy more substantial fines. While DPD did not specify the exact amount of administrative fines for compliance violations, the maximum fines for violations of the GDPR can reach €20 million or 4% of the organization's global annual turnover from the preceding financial year. These penalties are substantially higher than those for any other current standard (e.g., HIPAA, GLBA or SOX).
Although the GPDR hasn't come into effect yet, organizations already face problems due to their inability to demonstrate compliance with the standard. Recent examples include Flybe and Honda, which were fined by Information Commissioner's Office for breaking the rules regarding marketing emails. Both companies tried to comply with the GDPR and get customers' consent in advance by sending emails to ask whether people want to receive marketing information from them, but in doing so, they violated the UK's Privacy and Electronic Communication Regulations (PECR), which forbids such emails without the right consent because they are considered to be marketing materials.
In this blog post, Netwrix provides answers to the most common questions about GDPR penalties to help you get more familiar with how fines will be determined and which requirements impose the biggest penalties.
What are the GDPR's fine levels?
Article 83 also describes two levels of fines that organizations can face if they fail to prove compliance with the GDPR. The levels are based primarily on which requirement was violated.
Obligations of the Controller and the Processor — One of the largest sections of the GDPR is devoted to the responsibilities of data controllers and processors for proper data processing and protection. This includes data protection by design and by default (Article 25), rules related to the security of processing (Article 32), and timely notification of a data breach to the SAs (Article 33) and data subjects (Article 34). Also, both controllers and processors are required to carry out data protection impact assessments (Article 35) to identify and mitigate security risks related to data processing.
Data breach notification (Articles 33-34) — Article 33 of the GDPR requires data controllers to notify supervisory authorities in case of a personal data breach, without undue delay and within 72 hours after having become aware of the personal data breach, unless the breach is unlikely to put the rights and freedoms of natural persons at risk. Article 34 covers the notification of personal data breaches to data subjects and specifies the details that organizations have to provide (including the nature of the breach, a contact point and the likely consequences).
Obligations of the monitoring body (Article 41) — Article 41 covers monitoring of approved codes of conduct that should be carried out by a body that has relevant expertise and that is accredited for that purpose by a competent supervisory authority.
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Basic principles for processing of data — This includes general rules for data processing (Article 5), lawfulness of processing (Article 6), conditions for consent (Article 7 and 8) and the processing of special categories of sensitive data (Articles 9–11).
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You cannot cheat with food.
There are consequences to what we put down our pie hole.
I was cruising through a chapter of Robb Wolf's new book "Wired to Eat". In this particular chapter he draws into discussion people's "relationship" with food. Sure enough I start to connect with the parallels in mobility, or the healthy maintenance of.
I've met people, had clients of all sorts, and been around long enough to gather some "relationship" experience. A relationship, with food, seriously? It's a thing, maybe we can argue the plants have feelings, but the deserts don't. I feel for those who have dealt with grief and emotional stress through food, but I'm not discussing emotional vices. There is no bound to the pain that is brought on by life. And how can you not fuel your emotions in all aspects, negative or positive, with tasty comfort. Strawberry cheesecake can be almost sexual, but it would be weird to have a romantic relationship with anything other than another human being, although there was that guy who married a goat.
Cheating on a person is a big deal. It develops a whole slew of emotions. But, we're talking about food here. Why should we feel guilty about what we just ate? We shouldn't spend our time shaming ourselves, especially for devouring something that didn't even have a heart to begin with. It's essential for us to have an understanding of what the outcome will be when we consume junk (performance, body composition etc.). Why waste time shaming yourself for that cheesecake? Just know it's not dialing in that 6-pack. In this very moment you can start making a new relationship, with yourself, with people, who can help shape your eating habits.
So maybe you feel the same way about mobility work. Guilty you didn't get your morning CARs routine in; guilty you didn't stretch or foam roll after your workout. Again, it's essential for you to understand the outcome of regular body maintenance work (joint and tissue health etc.) Why waste time shaming yourself for that night of movies on the couch? Just know it's doing nothing for your glutes. In this very moment you can start making a new relationship with yourself, with people who can shape your mobility habits.
Again, I repeat myself when it comes to cultivating the relationships in your life that truly have a profound affect. People can help influence a whole new outcome, and are much more deserving of your emotions and attention. Food and mobility, are just things you have to do.
You cannot cheat with mobility.
You just need to do mobility.
There are consequences to what we do to our bodies.
Come to on down to Mad Mobility. Put your feelings of guilt aside and start something right now.
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We've got a house full of sick people.
And on my way out to the trashcan tonight, to drop off a bag full o' puke, I noticed it was the 'blue hour' as described in my new book.
So I went in and grabbed my camera.
After I washed my hands, of course.
And then, as I was admiring the blue skies, I remembered reading that tonight – May 5th – the moon was supposed to be bigger, and brighter, than usual.
They call this phenomena "supermoon".
So, I waited for a bit as the moon came up.
I played around with my settings and ran around looking for the best vantage point.
Tried and failed to open up my aperture, but the shutter speed was so slow, there was no way I could steady it without a tripod. And I don't have a tripod.
And I tried upping the ISO, but the noise was just too much.
Then I took a few more and came inside to grab everyone – who is not currently sick – to come out and see it.
It was really that beautiful.
And told my husband I really, really need a zoom lens.
These aren't great, but I'm determined to start pushing the envelope on what I typically shoot. These were shot on my Nikon D90 with my 50mm 1.4 lens. My settings were ISO 1250 (higher than that and there is too much noise), 1/20 sec, f/2.8.
And if I can do it, so can you. Hope you'll join in this week with your Sunday Snapshot.
Praying your family gets better soon, the carpet stays clean, and no one else gets sick.
Great shots. They look like something out of an eery movie!
fabulous blue skies – it is always grey around here – my son wanted to see the super moon but it is much to foggy tonight. I'm with you – I need a wonderful zoom lens – and a couple other why I'm thinking about it!
We didn't see that, it was too much clouds.
You hand held at 1/20 ?! Good for you! I can't go below 1/125…seriously…I shake THAT much! I hope everyone is feeling better soon.
Sorry about the sickies!!! Hope they are better soon. I love your moon coming through the trees. I struggle with the moon. If I want it crisp & clear & to see all it's details I use my 75-300mm & I put my settings at f/5.0 ISO 200 1/250. But a lot of the time part of the vibe includes how it looks hovering over the skyline. When i open up & capture all the surrounding area- I lose the details of the moon. After a lot of research I found out the only way to have both is double exposure. However I it was just coming up over the mountains last night just before 8- so it wasn't quite dark & I was able to capture it with normal settings. Can't wait to upload those. Sooooo- I will certainly be playing with that today.
Have a great week Stefanie!
Well, that's a bummer about the sick kids. Really sorry to hear that. I think your shots are awesome, and I can't believe you hand-held at 1/20! I usually don't go below 1/60. That's impressive. The blues are so cool. While I'm one of those that likes a little grain in things on occasion and I don't think your grain takes away from these shots at all. I was just wondering, though, if you ever use the noise reduction adjustment in Lightroom. If you run up the luminance, it can really help. You probably already knew that, but it came to mind, so I thought I'd share. I just used it for a shot I got in our high school auditorium of my daughter dancing…I really struggle in that auditorium…and it made it a little better. I won't be blowing it up to put on the wall, but it works!
I really hope the sickies are finally on the mend and there's no more throwing up. I know how that can be…tough times.
LOVE your moon pics, have never remotely attempted anything like this so now you're inspiring me to try it.
Have seen the 'blue hour' but haven't captured it! Wonderful job on these Stefanie!!
Have a good week and praying for all healthy people in your house very soon!
Oh no, so sorry to hear you still have sickies in the house!! Hope everyone is better very soon!!
Great shot's Stefanie. I really hope everyone is over the "yucks" soon and that you don't get it.
An enchanting photo essay about this intriguing subject — the moon.
Thanks! I'm always on the lookout for great photography books!
We had beautiful clear skies on our last night of Vacation. Which happened to be the super moon night. Love your captures!
What a beautiful sky. Love the color. My attempts at shots of the super moon were futile as it was just too hazy.
Hope you convince your man to up the goodies in your photog arsenal because your photography is really KICKIN" it UP lately….whoo hoo.
May the PUKE be gone by now.


How do I disable address bar, scrollbars in a _blank New pop-up wIndow?
I've created 1 page that has Image-map inside, so if the user direct their mouse to a certain point & click, a new window will pop up, but how can I disable to show the address bar & scrollbars. What I want is just to have a simple-neat, 1 page, without the address bar & scrollbars.
you cannot remove address bar in IE7; so it may depend on the browser.
Do I need to write that script for every point that have link? Bec. there are 14 points that have certain link on each, so I must write it 14x, am I right?
Most of the users in our company are using IE 8 now. So it's the same as IE7, can't be remove the address bar?
You have got another way to do the job you want.
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A new Fabolous project is finally on the way.
After kicking off 2017 with his Trappy New Years mixtape with Trey Songz, Fabolous has spent the year partying with The-Dream, receiving the Key to Brooklyn, and bodying guest spots on tracks with the likes of Dave East, Raekwon, Trae Tha Truth, Don Q and A Boogie. And now, the BK emcee is ready drop a third installment of the fan-favorite Summertime Shootout series.
On Friday, nearly a year to the day after SS2 dropped, Fab is releasing the first taste of SS3 with a remix of Velous' "Flipmode" with Chris Brown.
Peep the artwork and announcement below.
Oh, and don't think we've forgotten about that Freddy Vs Jason project. Hopefully, Fab and Jadakiss drop it this Halloween.


Continuation from "Text of Blessings after a meal" until end.
Existence is the greatest of all miracles: At every moment, each thing comes again into being from absolute void. In truth, the essence of each thing is the Nothingness from whence it comes.
So what is so impossible about that which is truly nothing behaving as nothing? Why is it easier to accept the existence of the world than it is to accept the occurrence of miracles?


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Beyoncé's New Song "Bow Down" Is HARD
She is not messing around at all on this track, which will presumably be on her next album.
by Matthew Perpetua
This is the cover of Beyoncé's new single, from an album that she hasn't announced just yet.
Press play, and you will hear that she is not messing around. This is some extremely fierce stuff, with heavy influence from Texas trill rap.
Also, check out this version if you want to hear her rap part in "I Been On" at normal speed instead of chopped and screwed....
KEY LYRICS!
1. "I know when you were little girls you dreamt of being in my world / Don't forget it, don't forget it / Bow down, bitches."
2. "Boy, you know you love it how we smart enough to make them millions / Strong enough to bear the children / Then get back to business"
3. "I took some time to live my life / But don't think I'm just his little wife"
VIA Beyoncé's Tumblr


A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR READERS!
The 2018 Wyvern 10K is now ready for your entry.
We'd love to see our previous runners return and bring new with them.
We did sell out in 2017 even faster than 2016 – so our advice is don't hang about!
All the details can be found on the race website www.wyvern10k.co.uk. And you can enter by following the links on the entry page or by going to directly to the Athlinks Entry Site.
We are delighted to be able to announce that thanks to the generosity of our runners, sponsors and stallholders, we have been able to make a donation of £1500 our 2017 partner charity – the Dwarf Sports Association South. In additional – recognizing their support for the race over the past 6 years- we have given a further £500 to the Eastleigh Lion's Chairman's Charity 2017 - Simon Says.
Thank you to everyone that contributed to these fantastic amounts. It is great to know that the benefit of the Wyvern 10K goes way beyond the event day.
We will be announcing our 2018 charity in the next month and entries for our 2018 event on, July 8th, will open in early January.
Where are you running next?
We try and keep up to date with the Hampshire Running Calendar. if you have an event you'd like us to add get in touch.
The delicious burgers and bangers were supplied by Hursley High Class Butchers. Click here for their website.
The after run pints of fantastic "Fields of Gold" beer came from Upham Brewery. Click here to find out more.
It was great to have Marie from M'powered Fitness, lead our warm up this year.
M'powered Fitness is based in Southampton and provide high standards mobile personal training, dedicated to help you through your fitness and well being journey. Being mobile means that you can work together from the comfort of your own home, meet in the park or any other appropriate venue, or use Marie's small fitness room at home.
Passionate about people and fitness - M'powered Fitness is about making fitness accessible to all. No matter what your fitness aspiration is, the mission is to support you through that personal journey.
Great event don't just happen – they need a lot of good people to come together and take their part in many different ways.
All our runners for taking part.
Wyvern College and HERC organising for the event.
The wonderful work of all the marshals from the club, school, our governors, Eastleigh Lions, St Thomas' church, and other generous individuals who have given up their Sunday morning to assist.
Tom Mills and members from the Dwarf Sports Association for being with us. Fingers crossed we've raised a great sum for their charity.
EMIT and Chrontrack for the timing and administration of the race.
Thanks to Marie from mPower for the warm up (or even warmer up as it proved this year).
We are really looking forward to seeing you all next Sunday the 9th of July.
Our website www.wyvern10K.co.uk has been updated with all the latest information about the event day – please take some time to look through it. In the meantime this post presents the edited highlights – the most important bits you need to know.
Registration – were you collect your RACE PACK - will open from 8.15. Look for the queue that is serving the first letter of your surname.
DOGS – unless a guide dog – are not allowed on the school site but are welcome to support anywhere else on the course.
If you have a TRANSFER place you need to know the name of the runner you got your place from.
TOILETS – we have lots of nice toilets but they are about 3-5min walk form the start. Please make sure you leave yourself time to go.
Make sure you drink and eat well before you arrive. Whilst we will supply water during and after – pre-hydration is up to you.
The T SHIRTS and BAGGAGE tent – will be open from 9.00. Please make sure you collect your race pack first as you'll need your number.
The race will start at 10 AM. Only issues on the road course would cause a delay and we would let you know about this.
Whilst we love music we have a strict NO HEADPHONES policy. We cannot risk runners not being able to hear our marshals – critically out on the roads where we still might have vehicles on the course (residents have access rights).
WATER – we will have three water stations. The finish station will have at least one bottle of water per runner, hopefully more, but please just take one at first.
RUNNERS VILLAGE – you can find the layout of the village on our website.
Serious points done we do have some great services on offer.
Massage Service provided by Total Care Clinic from Botley.
BBQ Burgers and Sausages– Hursley High Class Butchers.
So bring cash and enjoy your day!


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Robert Ellett Bios
Robert Henry Ellett (1888 - 1925)
Robert Henry Ellett, father to 3 children, was born in 1888. He was born to John Thomas Ellett and Margaret Jane (Webster) Ellett, with siblings Margaret, Jane, William, Rosanna, Dora, Winnie, John, John, Alice, Maude, and Edward. He married Ada Aline Elizabeth Ellett, and they gave birth to Edwin Thomas Ellett, Doris Ellett, and Norman Ellett. Robert died on September 27, 1925 at Caulfield Military Hospital, Caulfield, VIC Australia at age 37.
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Robert Henry Ellett, father to 3 children, passed away on September 27, 1925 at Caulfield Military Hospital, Caulfield, VIC Australia at 37 years of age. He was buried in Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Springvale, VIC Australia. He was born in 1888. He was born to John Thomas Ellett and Margaret Jane (Webster) Ellett, with siblings Margaret, Jane, William, Rosanna, Dora, Winnie, John, John, Alice, Maude, and Edward. Robert married Ada Aline Elizabeth Ellett, and they gave birth to Edwin Thomas Ellett, Doris Ellett, and Norman Ellett.
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In 1888, in the year that Robert Henry Ellett was born, Irishman John Robert Gregg published a pamphlet in the U.S., teaching his first version of shorthand - Gregg shorthand. When he improved on the first version and published it 5 years later, Gregg shorthand became popular.
In 1890, at the age of just 2 years old, Robert was alive when on December 29th, the Wounded Knee Massacre occurred in South Dakota on the Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation . The U.S. 7th Cavalry Regiment said that they rode into the Lakota camp "trying to disarm" the inhabitants. One person, Black Coyote - who was deaf - held onto his rifle, saying that he paid a lot of money for it. Shots rang out and by the end at least 153 Lakota Sioux - some estimates say 300 - and 25 troops had died. The site of the massacre is a National Historic Landmark.
In 1907, Robert was 19 years old when radiometric dating, a recently discovered technology that could date rocks, found that the earth was 2.2 billion years old which was dramatically older than previously thought. Later refinements and advancements in science would date the age of the earth at over 4.5 billion years.
In 1918, he was 30 years old when federal spending was $12.68 billion, unemployment was 1.4% and the cost of a first-class stamp was 3 cents.
In 1925, in the year of Robert Henry Ellett's passing, gangster Al "Scarface" Capone took over the Chicago bootlegging racket at age 26. Previously right hand man to boss Johnny Torrio, Capone took over when Torrio was shot and severely injured and decided to resign. The bootlegging and brothel organization was massive and when asked what he did, Capone often replied "I am just a businessman, giving the people what they want".
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