Hundreds of 4-H members learn and practice important public speaking skills by giving illustrated talks and public speeches at their 4-H club meetings, local 4-H Visual Presentation Day contests and State 4-H Visual Presentation Day. Local contests will be held in Pittsfield, Hadley, Bolton, Bedford, Walpole, Dighton, Kingston and Barnstable. Pre-registration is required for all of these contests. Winners selected at each of these contests will be invited to complete at the State 4-H Visual Presentation Day in Bedford on April 13. Parents, grandparents, friends and the general public are invited to attend these contests and view the exciting presentations made by 4-H members ages 5-18.
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Noah's solo exhibition Pillow at Arts + Leisure is featured on ARTnews in their "Pictures at an Exhibition" series.
Noah Klersfeld is a 2016 recipient of the Peter S Reed Foundation grant in support of his ongoing work incorporating video and architecture.
Klersfeld's work is included in an new book published by Springer Publishing, "Media Art and the Urban Environment: Engendering Public Engagement with Urban Ecology", in an essay written by Annette Weintraub titled "Overload/Absence: The Collapse of Space to Surface in Representations of Urban Space."
National Parks Now, competition winner for Weir Farm National Historic Site (w Aaron Forrest, Yasmin Vobis, Susanne Mathew, Dungjai Pungauthaikan, Jessica Forrest). Competition by The Van Alen Institute.
See Change, The Tom Bradley International Terminal Video Art Project at LAX (collaboration with Patty Chang) is complete and on permanent display. The project is part of the Percent for Art Program and Commissioned by the LA City Department of Cultural Affairs in conjunction with Los Angeles World Airports.
snow falling in front of a red brick building facade was acquired by the The George R Brown Video Collection (Houston TX).


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Historic Jiangmen: Photo Copyright Navjot Singh
A week's press trip took me to the southern Chinese city of Jiangmen (in Guangdong Province). Jiangmen is the ancestral hometown of many Cantonese expats who live in Western countries. In fact, Jiangmen people are proud to claim that the first Chinese migrants to Western countries (esp. Canada, U.S.A, and Malaysia) came from their hometown. These Chinese migrants set up the first Chinatowns in the Philippines, US, and Canada, and later set a trend for Chinatowns around the world.
I also managed to explore the nearby areas of Kaiping, Guifeng Shan, Gudou Hot Spring, Xiachuan Island, and Taishan (photos to follow soon).
A statue of the late Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai at Guifeng Shan: Photo Copyright Navjot
A couple watching a 'dancing fountain' show in the southern Chinese city of Jiangmen: Photo Copyright Navjot Singh
Article on Jiangmen in Nihao - in-flight magazine of China Southern Airlines

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Encouraging progress in CBN Africa!
CBN added 2 new stations in Nigeria, bringing the total number of partner stations to 100 in Nigeria, 5 in Ghana, 2 in Liberia, 2 in Sierra Leone, and 1 in The Gambia.
CBN Anglophone West Africa through its Video Outreach Centers exposed 43,855 people to the gospel in 146 outreaches with about 5,009 people praying to accept Christ into their lives.
CBN Prayer Center counseled a combined number of 17,953 people through calls, Emails, and SMS in Nigeria and Ghana. 676 people prayed the sinner's prayer for the first time.
CBN sank 67 Bore Wells in Nigeria and Ghana with a combined beneficiary population of about 43,745. During the commissioning of these wells, 816 people made decisions for Christ for the first time.
CBN, with a grant of about $4,000 from the Australian High Commission (Australian Aid) was able to procure an Optical Microscope for removing of cataract. CBN also set up an empowerment Center in the North Eastern region of Nigeria. The center would provide training for missionaries' wives enabling them to work in vulnerable areas in the northeast. The center would be graduating about 25 women every year.


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Avi Shapira, Staff Writer
In the weeks that led up to Halloween, kids across Evanston were anxiously waiting for the day they could put on their costumes and trick-or-treat in their neighborhood. This year, however, Halloween festivities didn't begin until after the school day ended.
During the 2018-2019 school year, officials at Lincoln Elementary announced that for the 2019-2020 year, the school will cease all celebration of Halloween traditions during the school day.
That meant no costumes would be worn or candy consumed, as Oct. 31st was treated as any other normal school day.
Though school officials intentionally announced that plan a year in advance, it was still fresh in the minds of students and parents alike. Many parents in the community were torn between whether or not they agreed with the Halloween decision.
Joey Hailpern, principal of Braeside Elementary School in Highland Park and father of four District 65 students, strongly supported the decision to end the celebration of Halloween in school.
"As a parent I just want my kids to go to school, be safe, happy, and learn with their peers," Hailpern said.
Hailpern explained that although many parents felt this was a decision that was assaulting their kid's school experience they "need to gather some perspective on what privilege is."
"Schools can educate people on cultures, religions, holidays and politics without embracing positions on them," Hailpern said. "Many people in our community do not celebrate Halloween. Some are particularly put off by the school taking a position to create an environment that is hostile to their family."
Michelle Cooney, Lincoln's school principal, released a statement explaining the policy change.
"As part of our school and district-wide commitment to equity, we are focused on building community and creating inclusive, welcoming environments for all," Cooney wrote. "While we recognize that Halloween is a fun tradition for many families, it is not a holiday that is celebrated by all members of our school community and for various reasons."
The decision made by Lincoln Elementary led to a uniform ban on the celebration of Halloween in school across District 65. Those decisions were rooted in the values of equity and inclusivity, two values District 65 strives to promote in their schools, according to the district's "Commitment to Equity" statement.
Hailpern agrees with this sentiment as he believes elementary schools should be "keeping school about culture and community around learning, about relationships, and not specific holidays, and politics."
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"August: Osage County" Los Angeles premiere
Filming for "The Giver" has wrapped, and Meryl has been in Los Angeles yesterday with the cast and crew of "August: Osage County" for the film's premiere. Over 440 pictures have been added to the image library. Videos and more will follow with the next updates. And there'll be more public appearances: On December 19, Meryl will be a guest on "The View".
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More critics award nominations coming in
And here are a couple more nominations from various critics awards. First and most recent, she has received a Best Actress nomination by the Critics Choice Awards – alongside Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine, Sandra Bullock for Gravity, Judi Dench for Philomena, Brie Larson for Short Term 12 and Emma Thompson for Saving Mr. Banks. Then, Meryl has been nominated by the Chicago Film Critics Association, alongside Blanchett, Bullock, Adele Exarchopoulos for Blue is the Warmest Color and Larson. They will announce the winner tonight. The Houston Film Critics have nominated her alongside Bullock, Dench, Larson and Thompson – this has been won already by Bullock. And the San Fransisco Film Critics have nominated Meryl alonside Blanchett, Bullock, Dench, Exarchopoulos and Larson. Their awards will be announced later.
Meryl Streep receives Golden Globe nomination
Meryl Streep has received a Golden Globe nomination as Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical for "August: Osage County". The competition differs to the SAG Awards (since they don't split categories into Drama or Comedy). Nominated alongside Meryl are Amy Adams (American Hustle), Julie Delpy (Before Midnight), Greta Gerwig (Frances Ha) and Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Enough Said). Julia Roberts has received a nomination as Best Supporting Actress. This is Meryl Streep's 28th nomination for a Golden Globe and the ninth in the comedy category. The 71st Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, will be held on Sunday, Jan. 12 in Beverly Hills.
Meryl Streep receives 2 Screen Actors Guild Award nominations
Congratulations to Meryl Streep for receiving 2 Screen Actors Guild Award nominations – once as Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, and alongside the "August: Osage County" cast as Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. Meryl shares the Best Actress category with Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine), Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Judi Dench (Philomena) and Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks). Congratulations also to Julia Roberts for scoring a Best Supporting Actress nomination. Results will be tallied and sealed until the envelopes are opened by the presenters at the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony on Jan. 18, 2014.
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More critics award nominations for Meryl Streep
These days, most of the American critics circles announce their nominations and/or winners for the 2013 movie season. Meryl has scored three more nominations as Best Actress for "August: Osage County". The Detroit Film Critics Society has nominated her alongside Amy Adams (American Hustle), Julie Delpy (Before Midnight), Adele Exarchopoulos (Blue is the Warmest Color) and Brie Larson (Short Term 12). The St. Louis Film Critics have nominated Meryl alongside Adams, Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine), Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Judi Dench (Philomena) and Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks). And the Phoenix Film Critics Society lists Meryl as a Best Actress nominee among Blanchett, Bullock, Dench and Thompson. Detroit and Phoenix have further nominated Julia Roberts as Best Supporting Actress and the cast in the ensemble category, with the latter nominating the Best Adapted Screenplay as well. The winners for all three awards will be announced between December 13-17, so any updates will be posted here. Many thanks to Frank for the heads-up.
Meryl receives Washington DC Area and Satellite nominations
The 2014 awards season is in full swing with the critics circles starting to announce their winners (or nominations first). The Washington DC Area Film Critics Association has nominated Meryl as Best Actress for "August: Osage County", alongside Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine), Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Judi Dench (Philomena) and Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks). "August" has also received a nomination for Best Acting Ensemble. They will announce their winners on December 09. Then, the Satellite Awards have nominated Meryl as well. Thanks to Frank and Alvaro for the heads-up.
August: Osage County, Video Clips
August: Osage County: Eat the f***cking fish!
Who thought we would once have a video on Simply Streep that's labeled red band and not safe for work? Thank Julia Roberts in this new scene published from the film, in which she tells Violet to eat her fucking fish. The scene also features Ivy (Julianne Nicholson) who's trying to make a confession, if anyone would listen. Be aware that you might spoil your delight in the theatre if you watch it beforehand, but the scene is great and Roberts shows a powerful performance, so who could resist.
Meryl Reluctant to Play Queen of Mean in "August"
Meryl Streep plays the matriarch of the ultimate dysfunctional family in August: Osage County, and she tells ET's Rob Marciano that she was reluctant to play such a mean-spirited person onscreen, a characterthat co-star Julia Roberts said set "the new gold standard for cruelty";! Based on Tracy Letts' Pulitzer Prize-winning play, August: Osage County tells the dark, hilarious and deeply touching story of the strong-willed women of the Weston family, whose lives have diverged until a family crisis brings them back to the Midwest house they grew up in, and to the dysfunctional woman who raised them. Directed by John Wells and in theaters everywhere Christmas Day, the film also stars Ewan McGregor, Benedict Cumberbatch, Abigail Breslin, Dermot Mulroney, Juliette Lewis, Sam Shepard and Chris Cooper.
"August" two Q&A's, first press junket videos
A full video transcript of yesterday's Q&A in New York, featuring most of the cast and crew of "August: Osage County" has been added to the video archive, alongside the first two television interviews. First, there's a segment from "Access Hollywood", talking about the film, and an interview with "Extra", in which she also gives more insight on the recently wrapped "Into the Woods". All clips can be found in the video archive. Edit: The A.M.P.A.S. Q&A for the film, which also took place on November 25, has been added as well.
August: Osage County, Gallery Updates, Video Clips
"August" New York Press conference, A.M.P.A.S screening
Yesterday has been a busy day for Meryl and the "August: Osage County" cast: First, a press conference took place in New York, followed by a screening and panel discussion hosted by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Also, press junkets for the film were filmed for broadcasts these next week (some have been published already, check the following update). Click any of the pictures below to launch the new galleries.
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A group of stage performers (Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, James Corden, Andrew Rannells) in need of a career boost travel to a small Indiana town to help out a teenage girl who is refused to attend the high-school prom with her girlfriend.
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In Steven Soderbergh's improvised comedy, Meryl Streep plays a famed author who takes a trip to England to accept an award and invites her old friends - played by Candice Bergen & Dianne Wiest - to reconnect and heal old wounds.
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Colleges Nationwide Seek RecycleMania 2018 Championship
Last Chance to Register as Hundreds of Colleges and Universities Join Annual Competition; Recycling Program Heightens Stakes with New 'Food Organics' and 'Most Improved' Categories
.@RecycleManiacs, let the countdown begin! Registration closes 2/2 for 2018 #RecycleMania #collegiate #recycling competition. Compete to see who will claim the #championship in the fight to #reduce, #reuse, #recycle and #compost the most! http://bit.ly/2n9VzUU
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STAMFORD, Conn., January 25, 2018 /3BL Media/ - RecycleMania, the premier collegiate recycling competition managed by national nonprofit Keep America Beautiful, is back for its 18th year as college and university campuses across the country compete to see who will claim the championship title in the fight to reduce, reuse, recycle and compost the most on campus. Registration for the 2018 RecycleMania competition will close on Friday, Feb. 2. RecycleMania will begin on Sunday, Feb. 4, with the campus competition running for eight weeks, concluding on Saturday, March 31.
This year, an estimated 325 public and private colleges and universities of all sizes, including the University of Florida, Stanford University, Michigan State University and Cornell University, are primed to compete. Schools will go head-to-head in several categories based on the weight of recyclables, food organics and waste collected. Schools report their numbers each week and the regularly updated rankings are used to rally students and staff with promotional activities, displays and other outreach efforts. Students, faculty, staff and other "RecycleManiacs" can monitor the competition via the online scoreboard at http://recyclemania.org.
"We are thrilled to kick off the 18th year of the RecycleMania competition," said RecycleMania, Inc. President Stacy Wheeler. "Our team is constantly looking for ways to enhance the competition, such as the Most Improved category we added this year. RecycleMania strives to be an invaluable resource for colleges and universities to influence recycling and zero waste behavior with students and staff on campuses of all sizes."
New to the 2018 competition are the revamped 'Food Organics' and 'Most Improved' categories, along with Carnegie Classification Results Display, which allows participating schools to view their results compared to other schools grouped with similar characteristics.
"Keep America Beautiful believes today's college students are our next generation of recycling leaders and community stewards, which is why we are dedicated to educating individuals about what and how to recycle at home, at school, at work and on-the-go," said Brenda Pulley, senior vice president, recycling, Keep America Beautiful. "RecycleMania is an engaging way to encourage students to learn more about recycling and to play an active role in spreading the recycling message to their peers, family and friends."
Last year's RecycleMania national winners included:
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Les Bicknell
Les is Senior Lecturer on BA (Hons) Textile Design and Unit Tutor for MA Textile Design.
I have been making, exhibiting, selling, designing, curating, teaching and talking about art, design and creativity for a long time in a broad range of situations and I bring this extensive experience to the post of Senior Lecturer at NUA. The Textile Course has a creative and flexible, approach to thinking, teaching and making which is student centred and on reflection this is why I feel that I am teaching in the right place.
My current research focuses on an arts council funded project titled unpicking and rebinding which seeks to map and present the making of and thinking behind a body of new work that explores the fold. I have been working with a number of archives and collections in the Eastern Region to present the idea of an entry point for exploring and utilising the collections.
My practice has covered a range of activity from large scale public art projects to intimate personal commissions. The conceptial thinking behind this work is the idea of bookness. The book a symbol of power and knowledge, a tool which communicates directly; it is a form that is understood in these terms. Repositioning its context and redirecting its purpose challenges these very notions. The work becomes a question rather than an answer, a collaboration in the mind and hand between maker and reader/viewer. Les' work is available to view on his website.
Les is a member of the Pattern and Chaos group of collaborative, interactive and networking designers, artists, theorists and innovators in education, all of whom are based at Norwich University of the Arts.
2018/2019/2021: Synthetic anatomy. Delivering an interdisciplinary module within the school of Anatomy at Kings College, London. Collaborating with Celia Pym and a team of science academics on the provision of reflective practice with Bio-medical, Anatomy students within a 3D printing programme.
2018: #knownknowledge. Working with Essex County Council and Commissions Projects to develop 6 steel plasma-cut public art sculptures for Goldlay Square in Chelmsford. Site.
2017: unfoldingthinking. A year with NanoTech DTC collaborating with PhD students and academics at the Maxwell Centre for Nanotechnology in Cambridge. The project sought to extend an understanding between cutting edge science and contemporary art, specifically making connections between nanotechnology and the making of bookworks. Outcomes include a series of interventions within labs and communal spaces, films, artworks, exhibitions, papers and workshops. Blog
2016: NanoArtDTC. Working within a team of nano scientists, a collaborative project organised with Jeremy Baumberg within the NanoDTC Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge. This included presenting a paper at the Festival of ideas in Cambridge.
2016: Build your own: tools for sharing. Working in the Castle Museum, Norwich during the Build your own exhibition. Engaging with members of the public and creating a number of films exploring the process of making. The work built on the collaborative work I had recently engaged in within the NanoPhotonics Centre in Cambridge University. Working with the Director Prof. Jeremy J. Baumberg on an experimental project
2015: Dementia Quilt. Supporting and co-ordinating a student engagement with a local nursing home in Norwich with NUA. Working with the residents, staff and students to develop a number of artworks to be located within Grenville Court residential home.
2014-15: Parallel Practice: Squeeze fold bend and expand – Structural Memory in Deformable Objects. Was a Project organised in collaboration with the Crafts Council and Kings College London. The project set out to explore ways of controlling movement and the articulation of objects to build new structures whose functionality and manipulation will be framed and enriched by knowledge of soft robotics. Blog
2014: squeeze fold bend and expand – Structural Memory in Deformable Objects. It is a Project organised in collaboration with the Crafts Council and Kings College London. The project sets out to explore ways of controlling movement and the articulation of objects in order to build new structures whose functionality and manipulation will be framed and enriched by knowledge of soft robotics. Source
2013: Unpicking and Rebinding: unpicking and rebinding mapped and presented the making of and thinking behind a body of new work that explored the fold. Working with a number of archives and collections in the Eastern Region the project presented the idea of an entry point for exploring and utilising the collections. In partnership with The Museum of East Anglian Life (MEAL) Suffolk, Carrow House – Norwich, Norwich Castle Museum, Suffolk County Council Archives and Norwich University of the Arts (NUA). Blog
2013: unpicking and rebinding exhibitions –
Bury St Edmunds Record Office
Lowestoft Record Office
Ipswich Record Office
Norwich Castle
2013: Creative Carers – a pilot Artlink project working within residential homes with carers of the elderly
2013: borders and crossings exhibition – impact 8 Dundee
2012: Bookmare. Creating a body of work for the first bookmare at Camberwell College of the arts – including an illustrated talk and design of the limited edition printed material.
2012: The big book. The creation of a large bookwork for the learning programme at firstsite gallery. The piece celebrates the history of the space from its inception to the first exhibition alongside ideas including looking, thinking, colour and illusion. The book is to be used as a tool to engage the public in the exploration and understanding of the permanent and touring exhibitions.
2012: Journey to the podium. A commission for Essex County Council – to create a collaborative bookwork with an athlete for the 2012 Olympics. Working with Dan Bentley, paralympian gold medallist, boccia player to create a piece that connects the audience to the experience of Boccia. The work has a functionality that mirrors the initial simplicity of the sport; but when handled reveals the complexity and gamesmanship which is embedded within the game play.
2011: Interactive print. Working with Firstsite, Colchester museum service and Essex schools to develop specialist print around the Roman Berryfield mosaic which is embedded within the floor of the space.
2010: Wrapping the Corn Exchange with cornfields and sky. A temporary piece which celebrated the history of the space whilst generating a moment of calm within the town. The 75m x 10m printed piece wrapped Ipswich Corn exchange while it was being redeveloped.
2008 – 09: bench for Leiston. Working with Suffolk Coastal District Council on the creation of an 'art bench' for the town of Leiston. The project involved working with all of year 8 pupils from Leiston Middle School, creating drawings at The Long shop Museum that were developed into designs which were then sandblasted into recycled stone blocks and sited in the main square.
2007 – 08: Beyond. A piece for the Hythe area of Colchester which celebrates the stories of the people who used to work, live and play in the area before its redevelopment. The two piece artwork sits either side of a path and the continuous text is derived from reminiscence work with past residents of the area and workers from the laundry. The shapes are derived from the distinctive laundry building roof that was on the site. Supported by Barratt's and delivered by Colchester Borough Council
2008: Diss stones. The creation of a work with Diss Town Council and Cittislow sited at a Morrison's store. The work celebrates the history of the site while providing a talking point for the residents of the town. The piece takes the form of 4 large granite pieces in the shape of buildings formally located on the site with text/equations generated from community involvement sandblasted into it.
2007 – 2010: Board member Commissions East
2007: Temporary installation – based on ideas around Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Large-scale installation for St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity in Valletta. The piece explored concepts around the science of seeing and the myth of believing.
June 2007: Residency St James Centre for Creativity, Valletta
2004 – 08: What is important? – Working on a housing estate in Great Cornard within the Housing Department of Babergh District Council.
This became a 4-year project working to develop a permanent creative shared space. The work included working closely with the residents and all stakeholders to development a shared language with which to develop concepts and drawings. These became final inclusive pieces, including paths, which realigned the estate.
2003: Commissions East/Eastenglandarts – Awards for Artists
2002-5: Lead Artist 'Home Zone', Suffolk County Council Environment and Planning Department. Redesign of two new streets in Lowestoft within the context of the national 'homezone' design criteria with the residents of those streets, the business's, local and national services. This was a 3-year project and also included in the last year the generation of a creative team to build a new kind of manual for the residents to understand their new street which resulted in many digital interventions, a bookwork, CD ROM, web site and conference
2002: Writing instructions / reading words – a site-specific text based work at the Poetry Society and an artist book Here are my instructions. 2002
Curated, produced and edited by Redell Olsen and Susan Johanknecht with support from an Awards for All grant
2001-03: Lead Artist Marriott's Way, cycle path, Norfolk County Council Planning and Transport Department. Working over 21 miles in liaison with 12 Parish Council, Norwich City Council, Norfolk County Council on the development of an artistic vision for the path. The work over a 3-year period included numerous consultation situations, developing the signage, the creation of a number of sculptural text interventions, the interpretative material, working with the Poet Esther Morgan on a YOTA project and the design of a bridge
2001: Multi-functional street furniture in the Quayside area and at St Crispin's Urinal in Norwich. Developed with Norwich Planning Department a large text fence and 'functional' text feature that explored the history of the developed space
2001: Residency – Physical Poetry, YOTA, NCC
2000-1: Artistic Director of the Millennium Gorleston Psalter Project. A collaborative community art project that included building an art team, working with over 200 volunteers and a team of artists and designers to develop, design, and create a one off Psalter. I then worked in collaboration with musicians, both professional and amateur to enact the book in a performance in the church that was involved in the commissioning the initial Psalter
2001: Commission East – Awards for Artists
2000: Member of Eastern Arts Board's Regional Artists Advisory Group, The Year of the Artist
2000: Lead Artist YOTA – Arts Council. Working for a year with my Parish Council exploring the role of the artist in society. The outcomes were rich and varied including abstract signage, lighting the church, exhibitions in the village hall and editioned artworks each month for every household.
2000: Louth Millennium sculpture project. A number of interventions around Louth with the sculptor Lawrence Edwards including 3 life-sized bronze figures and floor text panels. The work also involved working with local media to generate text, alongside workshops in schools and the generation of a one-off book and exhibition for the library.
2000: Queen's Suffolk Book. Creating an editioned book, a one off bookwork and web site for Suffolk County Council in celebration of the Queen's jubilee visit to Suffolk.
One-Person Shows
January 2000: the lesson. National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
January – March 2000: reading landscapes. Focal Point Gallery, Southend
June 2000: rural but not isolated. Peasenhall and Sibton Youth club
May 2001: sibton. Peasenhall and Sibton Youth club
April 2003: folded space. IP Gallery, Colchester
April 2005: suppose it is true after all? The Cut Arts Centre, Halesworth
September 2008 – March 2009: threads: mapped. Gallery 1.1 Town Hall Gallery, Ipswich
November 2013: unpicking and rebinding. Small tour including Norwich Castle Museum, Museum of East Anglia Stowmarket and Suffolk Record Offices in Ipswich, Lowestoft and Bury St Edmunds
April 2014: Centre for Fine Print Research, UWE Bristol
September 2014: plis croises. Imprints, Piegros La Castre France
2000: Views across the Pond. Blickling Hall National Trust House
2001: Inside Cover. Touring inc Oxford Brookes
July – August 2001: On Paper. New paper art. Crafts Council
July – August 2001: Edges, Crossings, Thresholds. Elizabeth Fry Building, UEA
February – March 2002: paper past/paper perfect MoDA
May – June 2002: paperworks. Norfolk Creative East Tour
September 2006: Right here, right now. the Herbert, Coventry
March 2007: looking for. University of the Arts, London
May 2007: Action/interaction. Chicago Centre for Book and Paper
March 2007: Picasso's Laboratory. St James Cavalier, Centre for Creativity, Valletta Malta
March – April 2008: From Book to Book. Leeds Art Gallery
May 2008: The Last Book. National Library of Spain
June – August 2009: imprints. mediatheque La Durance, Cavaillon, France
March – April 2010: we are the history of textiles. Dragon Hall, Norwich
July – August 2010: exhibitor. Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
April 2011: Prospero's Library. Studio 75, London
July – September 2011: Modified Expression. National Craft Gallery of Ireland, Kilkenny
November – December 2011: "Between You and Me'. Samwon Paper Gallery, Seoul Korea
December 2011: rewind. Texere bi-annual, Kaunas
January 2012: repeat. Norwich Gallery
July 2012: bookmare. Camberwell space
2013: The Art and Soul of Paper. Various locations Norwich
2013: Codex: Between This and That. bookartbookshop London
Aug – 2013: Boarders and Crossings. Dundee
October – 2013: International Artists Book Prize. Bank Street Arts, Sheffield
November – 2013: Resurrecting the Book. Library of Birmingham,
May – 2014: DIY Cultures. Rich Mix – London
2014-15: RUKSSIAN Artists' Books. Touring exhibition Tsaritsyno State Historical, Architectural, Art and Landscape Museum-Reserve, MoscowPavel Kuznetsov Museum, Saratov – Russia
2016: fashion 360. fashion week at NUA
2016: Art Language Location. Cambridge
2016: paperscissorsbook. a Northern craft touring show.
2017: we love your books. http://rejectamenta.com/wlyb/intersect-2017/
May – 2017: of average sunlight. Kingsland Project Space, March –
Sept – 2017: Intersections. Loughborough University – unfoldingthinking.
May – 2018: of average sunlight. Poetry Library, Southbank Festival Hall.
March – 2019: PAGES. Touring – Doncaster, Barnsley, Rotherham.
May – 2019: Print Matters – books from the archives Przy Rektoracia Gallery. Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Art and Design, Poland.
June – Sept 2019: Constellation Inspiration and the Artist Book. Laramie County, Wyoming, USA.
July – 2010: gommisti. imprints, Crest, France
Aug – 2020: site specific online The Cut, Halesworth.
March – 2021: Wood-Sun-Stone – Friends of Roger Ackling. imprints, Crest, France
2007 – 2010 – Board member Commissions East
2016 – Mentor Crafts Council Parallel Practices
2016 – Mentoring role within the Crafts Council Parallel Practices 2 programme.
2016 – Speaker at Make:Shift Crafts Council.
2017 – Speaker at Making Materials Matter conference.
2017 – Consultant with Synthetic Anatomy at Kings.
2017/18 – Mentoring role on The Critical Practice Program at Tashkeel.
2018/19/20 – Workshop/presenter Making Materials Matter conference.
2020 – Materials Research Exchange – Business Design Centre.
2021 – Bookness course – Leicester Print Works
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January 2020 (Volume 29 Issue 1)
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The new manufacturing line at Kingspan Insulation's manufacturing site situated at Dubai Investment Park 2 was inaugurated by Kingspan Group CEO Gene Murtagh along with Peter Wilson, managing director of Kingspan's Insulation Division, and Sarmad Fakhri, managing director of Kingspan Insulation, in the presence of the company's senior management and special guests.
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Gerald's Game
Mike Flanagan Makes the Unfilmable 'Gerald's Game' a Cinematic Reality
Posted on October 6, 2017 by The Ultimate Rabbit
Of the many Stephen King novels, "Gerald's Game" is one of my favorites. Hearing the author talk about it on an episode of Fresh Air with Terry Gross, I was instantly intrigued by its premise of a couple's sex game gone wrong to where the husband dies and the wife is left handcuffed to the bedpost with no means of escaping. The more King talked about it, the quicker I was to leap out to the bookstore to buy a copy (albeit, when it came out in paperback).
I was also intrigued at the possibility of "Gerald's Game" being made into a movie as it presented unique challenges to daring filmmakers; how can you stage the action when much of it takes place in the character's head? Furthermore, how many actresses would be willing to play such an emotionally draining role? Many have described this particular King novel as "unfilmable," but I always had a feeling this would be proven wrong.
Well, Mike Flanagan, the director of "Oculus," "Hush" and "Ouija: Origin of Evil," accepted the challenge of adapting "Gerald's Game" as he is also one of its biggest fans. Along with screenwriter Jeff Howard, he has made this seemingly unfilmable novel a cinematic reality as he puts us right in the head of its main character as she is trapped in a predicament which presents her with physical and emotional terrors we live to avoid in real life.
We are introduced to Gerald (Bruce Greenwood) and Jessie Burlingame (Carla Gugino) as they pack their bags for a weekend getaway to their house by the lake. It is filmed to look like an average vacation with them gathering their things. That is, until Gerald puts two pairs of handcuffs in his bag. Once they arrive, it doesn't take long for them to get up to the devil's business as Gerald cuffs Jessie to the bed. You can see in her eyes she is really not into this sex game of his, and she tells Gerald to stop. Gerald, however, suddenly suffers a fatal heart attack as the result of taking one Viagra pill too many, and he drops dead right there on the bedroom floor. Just like Renton told Begbie in "Trainspotting 2," "Remember not to exceed the stated dose."
Jessie is then trapped in a most unfortunate situation as she and her husband picked a time to vacation when everyone else is not, so it's unsurprising to realize is no one around for miles to hear her screaming for help. I have seen this a lot in horror movies, a married couple vacationing at a time when the tourist season is non-existent, and it's like they have the whole place to themselves. Heck, "Gerald's Game" would make for an inspired double feature at New Beverly Cinema along with "Honeymoon" as both deal with the same predicament.
Flanagan sets up things for us cleverly as he shows how isolated Jessie and Gerald are from regular society. We meet the dog who will later become hungrier than ever even after Jessie offers him a piece of steak which Gerald tells her costs $200 a pound. Beyond that, the two of them even leave the front door open as if the house represents Pandora's Box. This all adds to the growing tension as we know how badly this game will turn out for the two of them.
Once the action focuses on Jessie being handcuffed to the bed, Flanagan gleefully tightens the screws. A cellphone is on the nightstand next to her, but it's just out of her reach. There is a glass of water nearby, but she cannot bring it to her lips. And then we become witness to her hallucinations as her situation becomes increasingly precarious to where we feel every bit as vulnerable as she does.
The way Flanagan handles Jessie's hallucinations is quite brilliant as they take the forms of herself, her dead husband, and even her younger self (played by Chiara Aurelia). Flanagan also edited the film, and he keeps us guessing as to where we should be looking next as the focus changes before we realize it. I loved how successful he was at catching the audience off guard as the POV shifts constantly as I had no idea where it would go next.
"Gerald's Game" does feature a music score by The Newton Brothers, but the film works best when the only sound, other than what's outside Jessie's window, is silence. I don't know about you, but I need some form of sound, soothing or otherwise, to calm my brain just to even fall asleep. When everything is silent, I cannot help but be all too aware of my surroundings and feel like Dee Wallace's son hiding under the covers in "Cujo." Flanagan seizes on this silence as every single sound takes on a new, and much more frightening meaning.
Things get even more unnerving when we are taken back to a time when young Jessie was watching a total eclipse with her father. While watching it with special glasses, her father ends up doing something no father should ever do to their child. We don't see exactly what he's doing, but it's enough to make us squirm in our seats as we know it's something very inappropriate. Henry Thomas, years removed from "E.T." and "Cloak & Dagger," turns in a fantastic performance as Jessie's father, Tom. Just watch him as he carefully manipulates Jessie into keeping this event a secret from her mother. The way he slyly gets Jessie to see things his way reminds me of what a good actor Thomas still is, and that's even when you want to break his character's nose.
Some horror movies either show very little or show everything, and with "Gerald's Game," Flanagan finds a balance between this. We never see much of Gerald's body once it flops onto the floor and out of Jesie's eyesight, nor do we get a specific view of which body parts the dog is feasting on (what did you expect? He almost got to eat a $200 steak). He does, however, show us Jessie's ever-so-delicate movements as she retrieves a glass of water without breaking it just as Eddie Murphy had to carry one over a bottomless cavern in "The Golden Child." Of course, this moment is completely dwarfed by the method Jessie undertakes to free herself as it provides us with a cringe-inducing scene on the level of James Franco amputating his arm in "127 Hours."
If there is anything wrong with "Gerald's Game," it is the inclusion of the Raymond Andrew Joubert character (played here by Carel Struycken) whom another describes as "the man made of moonlight." Indeed, this was also a big problem with the novel as Raymond figures prominently in its last half to where it felt like I was reading a whole other book. Flanagan would have been best to leave this part out of the movie as it never fits here in any meaningful way, and the ending suffers because of it. Having said this, the character's inclusion is almost worth the trouble as Struycken makes him a terrifying presence, especially when he first appears out of the shadows in the corner of Jessie's bedroom. It is truly the stuff nightmares are made of.
Carla Gugino would not have been my first choice to play Jessie, and this ends up saying more about me than anyone else. Her work in the "Spy Kids" movies, "Sin City," and on television shows like "Spin City" and the short-lived "Karen Sisco" should have made her a bigger star, and yet she still seems to be flying below everyone's radar. Her performance in "Gerald's Game," however, should quickly remind us all of how fearless an actress she can be. This is not the most appealing role for anyone to take on as it is emotionally draining, and actors can fall into the trap of emoting rather than acting here. Gugino never does fall into this trap though, and she never backs away from portraying Jessie's most agonizing moments as her privacy is invaded in different ways.
As for Bruce Greenwood, you can never go wrong with him. While he in no way fits the physical description of Gerald in the novel, it doesn't matter because he makes the character both loving and undeniably creepy. Just wait until you see the look in his eyes. Even after Gerald dies, Greenwood remains a strong presence as he takes the form of one of Jessie's hallucinations, and he makes Gerald as creepy in death as he was in life.
The images King evoked in "Gerald's Game" still remain strong in my mind even though it has been over 20 years since I read it. Thanks to this novel, I will never listen to the Steve Miller Band's "The Joker" in the same way ever again. I even got my dad to read it, and he later told me, "Why did you make me read this? It's so revolting!" While many consider this novel one of King's lesser works, I completely disagree as it still permeates my consciousness to this very day.
With this cinematic adaptation of "Gerald's Game," Flanagan has succeeded in making a motion picture both compelling and agonizing to sit through. Even though I know how the story turns out, my eyes were glued to the screen as I wondered how the director would visualize the novel's most extreme moments. In a year where King adaptations have ranged from excellent ("It") to utterly disappointing ("The Dark Tower"), this one delivers as it prods at our deepest fears in the real world as they prove more terrifying than anything from the supernatural realm.
Speaking of "The Joker," I kept waiting for that song to come on. Maybe issues with song rights kept Flanagan from using it. Or perhaps, after our first look at Raymond and his box of bones, it is clear he is not about to speak of the pompatus of love.


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The godfather of DNA fingerprints: How Alec Jeffreys revolutionized solving crime
IT'S now 30 years since Alec Jeffreys invented the genetic fingerprinting that has solved thousands of crimes and helped many paternity cases
By Adrian Lee
09:37, Sat, Sep 6, 2014
Sir Alex holding a copy of the first DNA profile[PA]
The dream of every scientist is to experience a once-in-a-lifetime "eureka moment". For Professor Alec Jeffreys that remarkable time arrived on September 10, 1984, in his laboratory at Leicester University.
While studying the DNA of three people he realised that there were enormous differences between each sample. It was a breakthrough which would revolutionise crime-fighting.
Tiny shreds of DNA such as a speck of blood could be used to link a suspect indisputably to a crime scene. From that time no unconvicted killer could sleep soundly at night.
"We were getting extraordinarily different patterns of DNA," recalls Sir Alec, who received a knighthood for his work a decade later. "The penny dropped and I realised we had genetic fingerprinting. It opened up a whole new area of science. My life changed that Monday morning.
"Within seconds it was obvious that we had stumbled upon a DNA-based method for identification. It really was an extraordinary moment."
Sir Alec, who grew up in Oxford, was inspired to become a scientist when his father gave him a microscope and chemistry set.
He loved making explosions and was splashed in the face with sulphuric acid when one living-room experiment went wrong. He still has the scars, which he regards as "a badge of honour" but covers them with a beard.
An autoradiograph of the first genetic fingerprint prepared by Alec Jeffreys at Leicester University [GETTY]
When we first gave a talk on DNA fingerprinting . . . people fell about laughing. They thought I had lost my marbles
Alec Jeffreys
After studying biochemistry at Oxford University but finding it "a bit dry" he switched to genetics.
At Leicester, from 1977, he was given free rein to follow his hunches about the great diversity of human DNA.
Sir Alec could barely contain his excitement when he made his discovery. "I was running around with blood stains making imaginary crime scenes," he says.
Immediately he and an assistant wrote a list of all the possible uses. However he reveals that some colleagues did not initially share his enthusiasm or realise the scope of DNA-based identification.
Sir Alec, a father of two, says: "When we first gave a talk on DNA fingerprinting and speculated about what we could use this for, such as catching rapists from semen, people fell about laughing. They thought I had lost my marbles.
"It sounds bizarre now because it's so blindingly obvious that you can use DNA for police work but believe me back in the 1980s it was regarded as complete hokum."
The story of how his DNA breakthrough was first used to solve a murder is to be the subject of a new ITV drama. Filming of Code Of A Killer is due to start this month. Sir Alec, 64, who still works at the university, admits he envisaged DNA fingerprinting would only be a crime-fighting tool of "absolutely last resort" after all other detective work had failed. In fact the search for DNA at a crime scene, such as on a discarded cigarette, is now routinely the first step towards tracing the prime suspect.
Worldwide, the details of 50 million people are thought to be stored on DNA databases. Here we look at the technology and some of its uses.
UNIQUE SIGNATURE
DNA is the hereditary material in the human body and is found in everything from skin and blood to saliva and strands of hair. It's also in urine, semen and tears.
We share 99.9 per cent of our DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid) with other people but it's the tiny remaining fraction that sets us apart.
DNA is like the body's unique signature and has also been described as a genetic code. There are even subtle differences in the DNA of identical twins.
In police forensics work DNA is extracted from human cells. At first the vast differences between people's DNA were not fully appreciated. But it soon became apparent there were many millions, making it the perfect crime-solving weapon. The chances of a mistake if the sample is correctly tested and handled is minute.
In the early days of the technique relatively large amounts of DNA were required to prove a person's identity but as skills have improved it can now be extracted from the tiniest speck of blood.
USES OF DNA
The first use of DNA fingerprinting was to settle an immigration dispute. Christiana Sarbah had been fighting for two years to prove to the Home Office that she and her boy Andrew were indeed mother and son.
The case in 1985 established that DNA fingerprinting, also known as genetic profiling, had reliable practical uses and soon detectives were beating a path to the scientist's door.
The first murder conviction was in 1988 following the rape and killings of two young girls, Dawn Ashworth and Lynda Mann, in the Enderby area of Leicestershire.
Police had a suspect who had confessed to one murder and they decided to use genetic fingerprinting to establish his guilt for both. Against all expectation he was found to be innocent. Detectives who had samples of DNA from the crime scenes then tested 5,000 men in the area.
No match was found until local baker Colin Pitchfork was overheard boasting that he had persuaded a friend to give a sample on his behalf. A DNA test showed he was the killer.
Genetic profiles can survive on clothing and other items for centuries, allowing police to delve deep into the past to solve "cold cases".
The use of familial DNA - using a relative's sample to narrow down the list of suspects - is another step.
DNA profiling showed that bones of a man called Wolfgang Gerhard who drowned in Brazil in 1979 were actually the remains of the Nazi Josef Mengele. Known as the Angel of Death he was responsible for the deaths of 400,000 people in concentration camp gas chambers.
The technique was also used to prove beyond doubt that Dolly the sheep was a clone of the original.
Murder of Rachel Nickell in 1992 in Wimbledon was solved with microscopic traces of DNA on her body [PA]
INFAMOUS CRIMES
Without DNA fingerprinting many criminals might still be at liberty.
The murder of model Rachel Nickell, 23, on Wimbledon Common in 1992 in front of her young son was solved much later. Microscopic traces of DNA taken from her body but undetectable at the time were matched to Robert Napper, who also killed and sexually assaulted a mother and daughter.
Bradley Murdoch, who murdered backpacker Peter Falconio in the Australian outback in 2001, was caught after tiny samples of his DNA were found on hand ties used to bind the Briton and his girlfriend Joanne Lees. A court heard that the DNA was 100 million times more likely to have come from Murdoch than anyone else.
DNA samples from blood, fibres and hair were crucial in the convictions of Gary Dobson and David Norris who stabbed 18-year-old Stephen Lawrence to death in 1993 in a racist attack. The fragments emerged in 2007 during a cold case review.
Two brothers were eventually convicted of the manslaughter of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor in 2000 after spots of his blood were found on a trainer belonging to one of the accused.
Craig Harman, a teenager who killed lorry driver Michael Little, 53, on the M3 in Hampshire, was traced after his brother's DNA led police to his home. It was a close match to DNA found on a brick thrown from a bridge in 2003.
John Humble, 50, who in the 1970s sent hoax letters and a tape claiming to be the Yorkshire Ripper, was finally caught after a DNA sample was belatedly obtained from an envelope.
WHO'S THE DADDY?
Paternity tests are another spin-off from genetic profiling.
Tennis star Boris Becker eventually conceded that he was the father of a baby girl after model Angela Ermakova launched a suit claiming the child was conceived in a broom cupboard in a London restaurant.
After the death of soul singer James Brown in 2006 there were a series of paternity claims. DNA tests showed he'd fathered a son with backing singer Tomi Rae Hynie and she received a share of his fortune. DNA fingerprinting also proved that comedian Eddie Murphy and former Spice Girl Mel Brown had a child together, which he had initially denied.
Sir Mick Jagger is no stranger to paternity tests, having taken one to confirm the son, now 15, born following a fling with Brazilian model Luciana Morad.
In a celebrated historical case scientists established that Louis, the young son of the executed French Queen Marie Antoinette, died in prison in the late 18th century. It ended theories that the boy escaped and some of his descendants could still be alive.
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Single by 30 Season 2 Release Date
It's been since YouTube Red released Single by 30 Season 1, and fans of the comedy series are asking when is Single by 30 Season 2 coming out on YouTube Red?
YouTube Red has officially cancelled Single by 30. There will be no season 2.
Below, we've collected all you need to know about the potential next season, from the plot and casting details to news updates.
Single by 30 is a comedy TV show created by Wesley Chan, Todd Waldman and Philip Wang and is produced by YouTube Red, New Form Digital, Wong Fu Productions, Sawhorse Productions and Untitled Entertainment. The television show stars Harry Shum Jr., Kina Grannis, Hillary Anne Matthews and Manon Mathews.
There are one, seasons of Single by 30 available to watch on YouTube Red. On August 24, 2016, YouTube Red premiered the first season. The television series has about 8 episodes spread across one seasons. The episodes used to come out on Wednesdays. The show has a 7.8 rating amongst the audience.
Single by 30 is rated NR.
It has been since the last season was released on YouTube Red. There are no plans for another season.
→ How many seasons of Single by 30? There are two seasons in total.
→ Was Single by 30 cancelled? Yes. YouTube Red has officially cancelled the series.
→ Will there be another season of Single by 30? As of January 2023, season 2 has not been scheduled. However, we can never be certain. If you'd like to be notified as soon as something changes, sign up below for updates.
Single by 30 Cast
Here are the main characters and stars of Single by 30:
Kina Kasuya Grannis plays as Joanna
Harry Shum Jr. plays as Peter
Hillary Anne Matthews plays as Chloe
The current status of Single by 30 season 2 is listed below as we continue to watch the news to keep you informed. For additional information, go to the Single by 30 website and IMDb page.
Show Name Single by 30
Release Date CANCELLED
Network YouTube Red
Genre Comedy
Parental Rating NR
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For our February Member of the Month, we interviewed superstar member Darlina Liu! Read on to learn more about her.
Tell us about yourself! It can be about anything – where you grew up, your professional background, your hobbies, etc.
Hey there! My name is Darlina and I was born and raised in Flushing, NY. I spent four years in the city of brotherly love studying biology and anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. Now, I'm a medical student by day (and sometimes night) at the NYU School of Medicine. I run a podcast called Doctors Who Create, where I interview physicians about their creative hobbies. My own creative hobbies include spoken word poetry, improv, and dance—especially swing, salsa, and Zumba! In my spare time, I'm writing a poetry anthology, designing a card game, and improving my squash game.
Why did you join TAP? What are your favorite events?
The first time I heard about TAP was at the Passport to Taiwan Festival last year. I had no idea such a vibrant community of Taiwanese American professionals existed in NYC! After attending my first ever TAP event, the June Dinner Series with Kristie and Mike at Sotto 13, I was blown away by how friendly and inviting everyone was. They instantly made me feel very welcomed and encouraged me to check out more events, like the TAPpy Hours and TAP Olympics. I've found that it's been a great way to make new friends in the city.
So many fun events come to mind… my favorite still has to be the TAP Amazing Race! Running around the city doing crazy challenges with my teammates like leapfrogging through Madison Square Park, making balloon animals in front of the Jeff Koons sculpture in Astor Place, and painting with tapioca pearls at Yaya Tea was a thrilling adventure in the best way possible. Coming in second place wasn't too bad either!
Tell us something cool that happened to you this past year.
This past year, I put together a music video parody of "thank u, next" for my school's Second Year Show with some friends to commemorate this big transition from my preclinical years of medical school to clinical rotations. The whole production process, including writing lyrics, singing, mixing audio, directing dance scenes, and editing, was such an enthralling experience since it was all completely new to me. It was cool to see how everything came together in such a short amount of time. By now, I've listened to "thank u, next" more times than I can count. The next thing I'm trying to figure out is how to make this go viral, so if you want to help with that, check out the video below!
If we wanted to hang out, where would we find you?
I like exploring neighborhoods on foot, so you can often find me taking long walks in the city. It's the best way to discover hidden gems! The East Village, in particular, is a fantastic place to come across unexpected street fairs, art galleries, farmer's markets, and stunning street art.
When I'm not out wandering the city, I'm often wandering the aisles of Trader Joe's for recipe ideas, trying to escape the room, going to Harry Potter trivia night, museum hopping (highly recommend the Germ City exhibit at The Museum of the City of New York!), or checking out shows like the Friday Night Poetry Slam at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, Asian AF at UCB, and Super Free Wednesdays at the Peoples Improv Theater.
These days, you'll most likely find me hanging out at the hospital!
What's your advice for newer members who want to get more involved?
Attending a Dinner Series event is a great gateway to getting more involved with TAP. With the smaller group size and more intimate setting, I find that it's easier to have conversations that go beyond small talk and it's easier to get to know people who then become familiar faces at the bigger TAP events. Also remember the events that TAP hosts are open to everyone! You can invite friends, whether they are Taiwanese American or not, to participate in these unique activities and learn more about Taiwanese culture in the process. It's a win-win-win!


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This short (6 minute) photo video will show you some of the sights at the Beveridges Lockstation and then carry on up the Tay Canal to the town of Perth. Beveridges features a locking through of classic boats, an osprey (and the osprey platform at the lock) and the tug Tay. Next stop is the canal dam on the Tay River, some wildlife (pied-billed grebes) and then up to Lock 5 of the 1st Tay Canal before carrying on into the Perth basin.


This page contains documents designed specifically for Missouri Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) members and affiliates.There are manuals for independent (at large) teams, direct member clubs, leagues, coaches and teams. Please read the brief outline below each title.
All MYSA independent and at large teams must now register directly with MYSA. This manual shows you how to create a team, add players, coaches, managers, explains the new KidSafe process, and how to registering the team with MYSA for official rosters and ID cards.
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The handbook is design to help a team manager or coach understand all the functions they have acces to from the team account. this includes; emailin; applying to events; updating applications, eTravel and more.
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