Both Dania and Jose Luis Jimenez are agricultural engineers, and Dania has been working with various NGO's most of her twenties. She was sent to Japan by one group for study in crop diversification. Much of the spread of interest in CHE amongst the communities in their municipality has been due to Dania's work connections over the last few years. In addition, CHE ministry has been able to enter the communities of Mozonte, an indigenous community, because Dania has worked there before and won the trust and friendship of the local women.
Dania is a natural leader, respected by the other CHE leaders. When there is an opportunity for the women to sell their crafts, Dania is the one to organize a sale, and make sure everyone has access to materials, even if they have to take a small loan until after the sale. She has been very active with the women involved with micro-businesses.
Jose Luis is a real doer, tireless in coordinating meetings/activities, and making sure everyone knows what is going on. When he is facilitating a training, he is very open about how much he has learned through CHE, from practical preventive health practices to drawing close to Christ through prayer and Bible study. When Pastor Antonio, from the central CHE team in Managua, visits to lead Bible studies and discipleship groups, Jose Luis takes him to all the communities on his motorcycle. When he and his brother are not working on the family farm, they enjoy teaching their horse to do dressage – which he does to the music on a cell phone.
Both Dania and Jose lead the CHE family vegetable garden project in the rainy season that has just ended. They help with advice and information on organic practices and crop diversification, both on farms, and in gardens. Their family always has a garden in the rainy season. They are also learning about medicinal plants with Angelika Keppler, a missionary from Germany. Angelika and Johannes Keppler are with the CHE Association, and work closely with Jose Luis and Dania. Johannes is also a farmer.
Dania and Jose Luis have the whole-hearted support of their family in their work with CHE ministry. When there are trainings, and special events, or visiting teams, the family throws the farmhouse open to the visitors. Delightful times are shared in the family kitchen or on the porch.
In summary, it would be true to say that they are both agents of change who put their faith into action, and reputations on the line for CHE, and for the gospel.
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Right. To LUSU I say!
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Conquering the Cetus
Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 12:00AM
It's time for the next installment in our Legends of the Sea, this time we're diving into the legend of the Cetus.
If you're not familiar with the Cetus, it's commonly depicted as a large fish, whale or shark in Greek mythology. It was also referenced as a serpent like water-beast by Greek artists in several works of art.
In mythology, Ethiopia was attacked by Cetus after Poseidon was maddened when Cassiopeia had proclaimed her daughter Andromeda had more beauty than the Nereids. The Nereids were a group of 50 sea nymphs. Poseidon was relatively close to the Nereids as he was most often accompanied by them throughout the tales.
During the attack on Ethiopia, the Nereids chained Andromeda to a rock as a sacrifice to the Cetus. She was later rescued by Perseus who was the slayer of the Cetus in several stories.
The Nereids received a bad reputation in the tale of the Cetus, rather than harming sailors as sirens typically did, the Nereids offered their assistance to sailors in peril.
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Next stack the basil leaves on top of each other and roll together. Slice the basil thinly, and this will create small, thin basil strips. Add the basil to the bowl.
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Next stack the basil leaves on top of each other and roll together. Slice the basil thinly, and this will create small, thin basil strips. Add the basil to the bowl. Finally, add the spices and olive oil and toss together.
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Home UK Environment Why Covid-19 won't save the environment – Labour Article
Why Covid-19 won't save the environment – Labour Article
Abi Smuts, Frank Allen and Alexander Dennis
You'd be forgiven for thinking that coronavirus has done some good for the environment. This is because of the multitude of headlines broadcasting the 'silver lining' of lockdown. Anecdotes have warmed our hearts: the increased sightings of rare birds across the UK; dolphins returning to the canals of Venice (which, ironically, proved to be false); and the Himalayas being visible from India for the first time in 30 years due to reduced air pollution. From this, one cannot help but be hopeful that coronavirus will do the environment some good.
Globally, Covid-19's beneficial impact on the environment has been reported in climate analysis. Global carbon emissions are estimated to have dropped by 17%. This is the greatest drop the world has ever experienced and six times greater than the impact of the 2008 financial crisis on the climate.
Carbon Brief, a UK based climate science site, revealed that Chinese energy use and emissions fell by 25% in just two weeks due to stringent lockdown. Their coal use fell by 40% and the proportion of days with "good quality air" increased by 11.4%. In the UK, a recent ICOS study revealed that London's carbon emissions dropped 58% during lockdown.
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When hearing such statistics, one cannot help but agree with Dutch trends forecaster, Li Edelkoort's assertion that Covid-19 is "an amazing grace for the planet"… right?
I'm afraid not.
The low emissions will not be long-lived. Climate scientists expect dramatic increases in emissions in the near future. In fact, despite a current emissions drop of 17%, the World Meteorological Organisation predicts that our annual carbon dioxide emissions will only drop by 6%. This is because the pandemic will not cause long-term behavioural changes.
For example, the transport sector, heavily hit by the pandemic, accounts for 23% of global carbon emissions. However, throughout lockdown reduced car journeys accounted for almost half of the decrease in global emissions. Therefore, these decreases were not a result of long-term and sustained efforts. As life returns to normal, so will these emission levels.
Similarly, lockdown revealed that nothing will stop our consumerist habits. Jeff Bezos is set to become the world's first trillionaire after the demand for Amazon went through the roof. This highlights that society is unable to cut back on consuming even during a pandemic. In the US, online sales have grown by 76% in June.
Additionally, the shutting down of businesses caused serious amounts of waste. UK brands such as Primark, Asda and Matalan cancelled £2.4 billion worth of fashion orders according to the Bangladeshi and Garment Manufacturers Exporters Association (BGMEA). This forced over a million Bangladeshi garment workers to be sent home without pay or even a job. It also left behind mountains of clothing waste from orders placed, then cancelled.
Likewise, disposable PPE, whilst crucial, will significantly contribute to global waste in years to come. Maybe disposable masks will become the latest 'eco villain', the next plastic straw?
Historically, all major crises and events cause a global drop in emissions in the short term. However, times of recovery often mean the need to re-invigorate the economy supersede concerns for the environment. After the 2008 Financial Crash, carbon emissions shot up by 5% as a result of stimulus packages to encourage fossil fuel use. In fact, China started the "largest and most polluting economic stimulus programme in history" according to Lauri Myllyvirta, lead analyst at Finland's Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air.
Thus, it is clear that while Covid-19 has revealed many things about how our society operates, it has not opened our eyes to how we will solve the climate crisis. Lockdown made the world stop. To those fortunate enough to work from home, consider how little you ventured outside, how few people you saw, how restricted your life was. Think about all the sacrifices you made, your friends made, nations made. Supermarkets had shelves emptied, stock was unable to come in, orders were cancelled.
Our lives effectively ground to a halt and we only reduced global carbon emissions by 17%! Imagine the extent to which our lives need to change for emissions to be cut entirely, as per the government's carbon net-zero target for 2050.
Sure, coronavirus has shown that we are able and willing to come together in the name of public safety. But it seems only possible when a palpable threat is imminent. Our inherent loss aversion means that we are incapable of prioritising long-term threats over short-term comforts. The climate emergency is an existing and cumulative threat. One that will not have a trigger event until it is too late.
We can all agree that coronavirus has changed the way we view the world and our lifestyles. Aptly put, economist Tim Harford notes, "The virus has taught us that our way of life is more vulnerable than we might hope. It has taught us the importance of making sacrifices now to prepare for predictable risks in the future." We all recognise that a meeting can be done on a Zoom call rather than flying halfway across the world, that working from home is a possibility. Ask yourself, is that really enough reason to herald coronavirus as the saviour of the planet?
Written by Guest Labour Writer, Abi Smuts
We should not be too pessimistic about the effects of Covid-19 on the environment – a Liberal Response
I fully share Abi's concern that the reduction in carbon emissions is only temporary. As lockdowns across the globe end, pollution and waste may increase temporarily. The statistics Abi has used show this. Looking at it on a surface level, the world should be worried – for now.
I argue we should be more optimistic about how we view environmental change in a post-Covid world. This is especially given the uniqueness and context of the pandemic.
Abi argues that Coronavirus has changed our world and lifestyles. Yet, the change isn't just limited to our actions alone. I argue Covid-19 has fundamentally altered how we perceive the world around us. We have gone through a paradigm shift. Gone is the mindset of complacency that dominated the 2010s. We can no longer take for granted the inevitability of progress. This gives added weight to the calls for urgent environmental action after the pandemic.
We should also remember the context of the pandemic. Not since World War Two has such an extensive restructuring of society been needed. In addition, a decade of intense, mass protests across the globe to actively tackle climate change has occurred. The time is ripe to restructure Britain along environmentally-friendly lines. Indeed, governing bodies across the world have already begun implementing 'Green Deals' to increase economic output sustainably (for example, take the EU). There is more cause for hope than for concern in my opinion.
Granted, the way this change manifests will be slow. Convenience is still prized above all else, which Abi demonstrates through Amazon's success. However, a more environmentally-aware population is beginning to hold its government accountable for how it tackles climate change after the pandemic.
The longest-lasting impact of Coronavirus will be our changed mindsets. Our new-found urgency gives me hope that successful environmental change will follow a temporary growth in emissions.
Written by Junior Liberal Writer, Frank Allen
No incentive to change — a Conservative Response
I can't help but agree with Abi here. Covid has merely been a short period of grace for the environment. A small gasp of air, before we go back to treading water, or, perhaps, drowning.
The main point of Abi's that I would like to reiterate, is that the crisis will probably only exacerbate the problem in the long term. As lockdowns set in, economies plummeted. After prioritising the health of their populaces, leaders will now tend to the health of their economies. There will be redoubled efforts to stave off the worst economic effects of the crisis, undoubtedly leading to (at least) the very same level of emissions as before.
I cannot see, as Frank mentioned, any incentive for world leaders to restructure societies along greener lines. Their political survival rests on getting their crippled countries, back off their knees. Everything will be about money.
For as long as combustible fuels are our main source of kinetic energy, we will have this problem. The profit-motive of capitalism may have gotten us into this mess, but it may also help us get out of it.
The only solution that can aid the planet within the current system, is a viable eco-friendly fuel that could replace the combustibles. Current technology is very far from the scale that is needed. The profit-motive for the creation of such a technology is extreme, so there is very considerable attention & investment in this area.
The strength of this article has left me with little to add. The short-term economic impact will be centre-focus, not the environment. Those with the power to change the status quo, are also the ones that benefit from it. We will go on as we are, and kick the environmental can down the road.
Written by Senior Conservative Writer, Alexander Dennis
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Hi, I'm Abi, a final year at Uni of Exeter studying International Relations and English. To me, it was only in A Levels that I realised how important politics was, when I was stuck in my male-only, extremely conservative Politics class having to constantly justify and defend my opinions to them.
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I think PM announcement popup should be always on. Too many people have no clue you try to pm them.
good thing you got it fixed!


It feels so much colder this year. Winter has quite an edge. Greengrass has changed to the bleached beige that comes from the drying effect of frost. Nights have sharpness and even here, in Queensland, some mornings reveal a fine netting of frozen dew draped over the landscape. Jack and the Frost Fairies have been busy.
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TIGHT FINISHES HIGHLIGHT FIRST AUSTRALIAN FIELD OPEN As far as inaugural events go, the first ever Australian Archery Field Open in Victoria at the weekend was an outstanding success. Strong fields, including international archers, close finishes, and one or two upsets highlighted a weekend in fluky weather conditions at Sherbrooke Archers. Canberra barebow archer Michael Fisher brought the star appeal to the weekend, the bronze medalist from last year's World Field Championships in Croatia leading throughout to secure the national title. A total of 45 archers competed over the weekend, and while weather conditions were perfect for the event's start, by Sunday athletes had to deal with showers and inconsistent winds. Some of the archers reveled in the conditions, though, including Victoria's Ros Greig, who started the day in fourth position but leap frogged the field to take gold in the women's barebow. It was a similar story in the women's recurve, where another Victorian, Luana Geng, climbed from third to first to gain a very popular win for her home club. NSW's Diann Benson and New Zealand Victorian Fiona Guest had an interesting tussle in the women's compound all weekend, with Benson holding a slender lead on the first two days, before Guest made her move on the final day to snatch gold. Queensland's Peter Stewart proved himself the master of the conditions in the compound men, rocketing from fourth to first to take top spot on the podium, but having to hold his nerve through a tense three-way shoot-out to take the honours. The compound men's competition was particularly tight all weekend, with only a handful of points separating the top half dozen athletes from start to finish. One of the biggest turnarounds came in the men's recurve, where Queensland's Jarryd Greitschus went from a commanding lead after the opening day to finishing out of the placings on Sunday. It was Victorian Ben Howell who held his nerve in the recurve to take gold. "In six groups of finalists, there were five single arrow shoot-offs to get a result," Sherbrooke Archers secretary, Damien Sinclair, said. "Recurve men had a shoot-off for the gold, and a shoot-off for the bronze, while the compound men had a three-way shoot off for the gold. "It was a very exciting and very entertaining way to end a great tournament." Sinclair said the athletes had appreciated the tricky course. "Some specially constructed and relocated targets meant that even the local archers who were familiar with the field course were caught off guard and left scratching their heads," Sinclair said. "There were some very positive comments back to the organizing committee that they had constructed an exciting and challenging course." RESULTS


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Q: I need help UITableView on UIView (Storyboard Project) I have one project using storyboard. I have one UIView and I put some images and buttons on view also at bottom I placed a UITableView. I put this code in UIView.h.
interface MenuViewController : UIViewController<UITableViewDelegate, UITableViewDataSource>
{

IBOutlet UITableView *MenuTable;

NSMutableArray *TabloMenu;
id menuler;

}

@property (nonatomic, retain) IBOutlet UITableView *MenuTable;

@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *TabloMenu;

And in iuview.m:
- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)table {

 return 1;

}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section{

return [TabloMenu count];

}

- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath{
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    UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:CellIdentifier];
    if (cell == nil) {
        cell = [[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier:CellIdentifier];

         menuler = [TabloMenu objectAtIndex:[indexPath row]];
        cell.textLabel.text = [menuler objectForKey:@"Tanim"];
    }
    return cell;
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- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    NSString *alertString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Clicked on row #%d", [indexPath row]];

   UIAlertView *alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:alertString message:@"" delegate:self cancelButtonTitle:@"Done" otherButtonTitles:nil];

    [alert show];

}

Until here everything is working well. Data is coming when I click cell row number is showing.
I added new UITableViewController on storyboard and linked tableview to UITableViewController for segue
-(void)prepareForSegue:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue sender:(id)sender{

    if([[segue identifier] isEqualToString:@"Records"]){

        ResultTableViewController *cvc = (ResultTableViewController *)[segue destinationViewController];
    }
}

But it is not switching this. How can I will switch this UITableViewController? Thanks for all help.

A: If I understand you correctly and you just want to push a new table view controller when a cell from the first table is selected, all you're missing is that you need to have
[self performSegueWithIdentifier:@"Records"];

in your tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath method.

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Two-time Tour de France stage-winner David Etxebarria has been forced to miss the Bicicleta Vasca race which starts today after his haematocrit level was analysed and found to me more than the 50 per cent limit allowed for competition by the UCI. The Euskaltel rider was one of the favourites for the event, which takes place in his and his team's Basque Country home. Etxebarria will now have to abstain from racing for 15 days, when a further haematocrit test will be carried out. Assuming his level is then back below 50 per cent, the Basque will be able to return to racing and prepare for the Tour de France. Euskaltel team manager Julian Gorospe has responded quickly to the news about Etxebarria. He told Spanish website Todociclismo.com on Tuesday morning: "He was just a little bit over the limit and will not be able to ride (the Bicicleta Vasca). It's a nuisance because although it is not a positive test, the news is certain to create a lot of speculation because people always think the worst." Gorospe attempted to play down any speculation by revealing Etxebarria's recent health problems. "David Etxebarria has had stomach problems since (Saturday's) GP Llodio. He's had bad diarrhoea and arrived this morning for the race very dehydrated, which led to an elevated haematocrit level," Gorospe explained.


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Survey on what makes people change jobs during the COVID-19 crisis
People consider changing jobs during the COVID-19 crisis because of concerns about the future of their companies. People who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak wanted to do so to develop their careers.
en world Japan K.K. (headquarters: Chuo City, Tokyo, president: Vijay Deol), one of Japan's largest recruiting firms specializing in global human resources, conducted a questionnaire survey on what made registered users of en world Japan's service who were global human resources working as permanent employees of foreign capital companies and global Japanese companies and making more than 8 million yen a year consider changing jobs during the COVID-19 crisis, and 1,004 people responded.
・12% of all respondents considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak. Almost half of the above respondents wanted to change jobs within three months.
・The highest percentage of respondents considered changing jobs during the COVID-19 crisis because of concerns about the future of their companies.
・The highest percentage of respondents were worried about age.
・"Want to work at a prosperous company" was the response where the percentage of respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak was most significantly higher than the number of respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak by the largest percentage.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented uncertainty in the world and people's job security and the job market have not been exempt. It should come as no surprise that uncertainty over the future of people's careers and the long-term success of the companies they work for is the biggest factor driving decisions to change jobs. People who are unsure about their future due to their company's sustainability are becoming more proactive about their careers and are looking for companies that are successful where they can be confident in their future. While the COVID-19 pandemic will subside at some point, the uncertainty and dynamic nature of the world and the job market will not. Company's and employers that will continue to attract the top talent will be those who job seekers trust have a robust and resilient business that will be successful in the long-term.
1. Almost half of respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak wanted to change jobs within three months. (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3)
We asked respondents whether they were considering changing jobs, and approx. 30% responded that they wanted to do so in a month to a year (foreign capital companies: 34%, Japanese companies: 34%), and approx. 50% responded that they would consider changing jobs anytime if there were better jobs available (foreign capital companies: 49%, Japanese companies: 49%).
We asked respondents who wanted to change jobs in a month to one year or would consider doing so anytime if there were better jobs available whether they considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak, and 12% responded in the affirmative (foreign capital companies: 14%, Japanese companies: 11%).
[Fig. 1] Are you considering changing jobs?
[Fig. 2] Please respond if you want to change jobs in a month to a year or want to consider doing so anytime if there are better jobs available. Did you consider changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak?
The percentage of respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak and wanted to do so in a month to three months was 45%, which was higher than those who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak and wanted to do so in a month to three months by 24 points. (Want to change jobs in a month to three months/Considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 45%, and considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 21%)
[Fig. 3] When respondents want to change jobs
2. The highest percentage of respondents considered changing jobs during the COVID-19 crisis because of concerns about the future of their companies. (Fig. 4)
The highest percentage of respondents considered changing jobs during the COVID-19 crisis because of concerns about the future of their companies. The percentage was higher than for respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak because of concerns about the future of their companies by 13 points. (Respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 46%, respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 33%). The highest percentage of respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak wanted to do so to develop their careers (Respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 41%, respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 54%). There was a difference in responses between those respondent groups.
[Fig. 4] Why did you consider changing jobs? (Multiple answers allowed)
3. The highest percentage of respondents were worried about age. (Fig. 5, Fig.6)
We asked respondents if anything worried them about changing jobs, and the most common concern was current age. (Respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 71%, respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 66%) The results showed that people over 40 years of age tended to worry about age when changing jobs.
[Fig. 5] Is there anything worrying you about changing jobs? (Multiple answers allowed)
[Fig. 6] Respondents who were worried about age when changing jobs by age
4. "Want to work at a prosperous company" was the response where the percentage of respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak was most significantly higher than the number of respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak by the largest percentage. (Fig. 7)
We asked respondents what they wanted to achieve by changing jobs, and the highest percentage chose "career development." (Respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 48%, respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 62%)
"Want to work at a prosperous company" was the response where the percentage of respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak was most significantly higher than the number of respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 by the largest percentage, 13 points (respondents who considered changing jobs because of the COVID-19 outbreak: 34%, respondents who considered changing jobs before the COVID-19 outbreak: 21%).
[Fig. 7] What do you want to achieve by changing jobs? (Multiple answers allowed)
Period: September 30 - October 4, 2020
Number of valid answers: 1,004
Respondent attribute:
Foreign Capital Company employees 54%
Japanese company employees 46%
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That Royle Girl
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Unknown, The
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Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1891) 1934 RKO-Radio photoplay edition starring Katharine Hepburn and John Beal. Item #5782.
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The Bobbs-Merrill Company (USA) (1900) 1939 Metro Goldwyn Mayer reprint photoplay production with Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Frank Morgan, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr. Item #24610.
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Return of Peter Grimm, The
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Behind That Curtain
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Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1928) 1929 Twentieth Century Fox photoplay edition with Lois Moran and Warner Baxter. Item #33884.
Black Camel, The
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Tarzan and the Golden Lion
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Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1923) 1928 Greater FBO Gold photoplay edition starring James Pierce. Item #5788.
Postman Always Rings Twice, The
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Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1866) 1915 American Film Manufacturing Company photoplay edition starring Viola Savoy and Herbert Rice. Item #27671.
Brasher Doubloon, The
The World Publishing Company (USA) (1942) 1947 20th Century Fox Film first photoplay starring George Montgomery and Nancy Guild. Item #5941.
Farewell, My Lovely
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Lady in the Lake, The
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Coolidge-Rask, Marie
Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1926) 1926 MGM Picture photoplay edition starring Lillian Gish and John Gilbert. Item #5814.
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The Readers Library Publishing Co. Ltd. (UK) (1928) 1928 MGM picture photoplay edition starring Lon Chaney and Marceline Day. Item #33887.
Just William, The Book of the Film
Crompton, Richmal
George Newnes Limited (UK) (1922) 1939 Associated British Picture Corporation first photoplay edition starring Richard Lupino and Fred Emney. Item #27482.
Back to God's Country
Curwood, James Oliver
Grosset & Dunlap (USA) (1920) 1927 Universal Production photoplay edition starring Renee Adoree and Robert Frazer. Item #5789.
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Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse revamps Launch Test Kitchen event
Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse has revamped its annual Launch Test Kitchen event. The event - A Taste of Black Cleveland: The Food Showcase 3.0 - is now available to the public.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Tickets are on sale for A Taste of Black Cleveland: The Food Showcase 3.0 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
The event is the latest step in the Launch Test Kitchen event that was held the previous two years at the arena. It's a chance for minority chefs to try dishes that potentially could work in the rotational eatery space on the arena's main concourse.
The event is 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10.
Tickets are $30 and covers admission to the food showcase and to the 76ers-Cavs game on Wednesday, Feb. 26.
The first two years the showcase was a private event where the Cavs and food-provider Aramark partnered with the NAACP. This year, that partnership continues as a public event with 20 chefs who own local restaurants, food trucks and catering businesses. They will converge and cook in Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Proceeds benefit the Cleveland NAACP's Afro-Academic Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO), an achievement program, as well as the Cavaliers Community Foundation.
Participating chefs will include the five highest vote-getters at the 2019 event. They will prepare signature dishes for guests to eat and vote on based on quality, variety and presentation. Winners will receive cash and prizes along with consideration for a presence among the food options at the arena. Participants also gain business-development training and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
The event allows and encourages creativity from the chefs. Concession offerings in an arena or stadium have become more diverse in recent years, and that trend is continuing. Last year, chipotle street corn, turkey ribs with peach and apricot-infused barbecue sauce and many other flavorful dishes were served.
Several previous winners have a presence in the revamped arena. Pearl's Kitchen from Tiwanna Scott-Williams, a 2017 winner, is on the main street-level concourse. Vic Searcy (Sauce The City) and Sonia Steele (Vegan Vicki) have items on menus in the arena's Budweiser Brew House, new this season.
The Launch Test Kitchen near section 126 is equipped to deftly change its infrastructure from signage to grills to accommodate an entirely different menu game to game, concert to concert. The thinking is crowds attending Cavs or Monsters games, country-music concerts, family productions and other events may want different menu items.
Winners at the event on Feb. 10 will be recognized on court at the 76ers-Cavs game on Feb. 26. That game will be the season's final Black Heritage Celebration. The other BHC theme nights at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse:
Monday Jan. 20: 5 p.m. vs. New York Knicks
Saturday, Feb. 1: 8 p.m. vs. Golden State Warriors
Wednesday, Feb. 12: 7 p.m. vs. Atlanta Hawks
Previous coverage and past winners
Dining options abound in Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse - Sept. 25, 2019
Chefs vie for Launch Test Kitchen spots at The Q - Jan. 10, 2019
Cleveland-area chefs earn spots at Launch Test Kitchen - Jan. 23, 2018
Launch Test Kitchen initiative showcases chefs at the Q - Dec. 8, 2017
For photos and videos on the extraordinary food and drinking scenes in Northeast Ohio, follow @DineDrinkCLE on Instagram.


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Before there was a U.S. Constitution, there was an N.C. Constitution
February 28, 2018 Troy Kickler Opinion
Lately, state constitutions have been in the news.
The redistricting arguments in Pennsylvania, for one, have drawn attention to the Pennsylvania Constitution. As a result, people have been reminded that states are quasi-independent entities. In N.C., some General Assembly members have questioned whether Gov. Roy Cooper's actions and the pipeline deal violated the state constitution. Meanwhile, boisterous protesters have claimed a state constitutional right to protest the very same legislature's actions.
Interest in the U.S. Constitution typically overshadows the state constitutions. This is understandable. For almost a century, Americans have increasingly sought many top-down solutions to problems. As a result, national elections receive more media attention. Donors believe national offices give them more bang for their buck. And, attorneys, for various reasons, seem to prefer to file in federal court.
It is understandable, then, how concerned citizens — even ironically those who champion limited government or local solutions — can be absorbed with the federal Constitution and national institutions. They forget about the state constitutions.
It is unwise to be so absorbed with one and bypass the other. Why? Before there was a U.S. Constitution, there was a North Carolina Constitution.
A Scottish jurist and later ambassador to the United States (1907-1913), James Bryce observed in The American Commonwealth (1888): "The State Constitutions are the oldest things in the political history of America." His motivation was similar to Alexis de Tocqueville's writing of "Democracy in America" (1835). Both men tried to understand American democracy and why the nation was the way it was.
The North Carolina Constitution, Bryce concludes, was one of the "continuations and representatives of the royal Colonial Charters, whereby the earliest English settlements in America were created and under which their several local governments were established, subject to the authority of the British crown and ultimately the British Parliament."
Those who wish to understand American democracy, Bryce penned, would benefit by studying the state governments maybe more so than the national one. State constitutions, or rather the history of them, are a "mine of instruction for the natural history of democratic communities." State constitutions are also more in-depth than the federal constitution and thereby list more individual rights. In sum, as Bryce puts it, "Their fullness and minuteness make them . . . more pictorial than the Federal Constitution."
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the 1868 North Carolina Constitution. (The Old North State has had three state constitutions: 1776, 1868 and the one we currently live under, 1971.)
The public debate leading up to the conventional proceedings of North Carolina Constitution of 1868 was important and contentious: the document could make it possible for North Carolina to re-enter the Union. To make a long story short, some "loyal men" wanted to punish indefinitely former Confederates. Meanwhile, some former secessionists, if they could vote, wanted to restore life entirely as it was, before the guns started firing and boys in blue and gray fell to a premature death.
During this tumultuous time, one of North Carolina's U.S. senators, John Pool, criticized Gov. Jonathan Worth for writing or inspiring unkind editorials. A more moderate Worth replied: "It would be an awful alternative to me to be compelled to choose between Jeff Davis and Thad Stevens." The Randolph Countian abhorred "Disunionists." So, his pre-war dissent of secession matched his post-war opposition against Radical Republicanism.
The 150th anniversary of the 1868 North Carolina Constitution is a reminder that the state has a constitution. A familiarity with its content and its development will help North Carolinians better understand the state in which they now live.
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KICKLER: Many solutions can be found closer to home
April 10, 2018 admin Opinion
The idea of finding community solutions to big problems is gaining more and more traction. Although there are many similarities among Americans, we live in a vast land that contains diverse communities. America's educational, health […]
HILL: Compromise and Public Service: President George H.W. Bush
December 5, 2018 Frank Hill Opinion
One of the coolest things about running for Congress even if you don't know what you are doing, is you get to take pictures with the president of the United States and his vice-president if […]
THOMAS: Trumps chance to change the narrative
November 10, 2016 Cal Thomas Opinion
NEW YORK — Donald Trump's impressive victory in Tuesday's election offers him a rare opportunity to change the narrative. Secular progressive policies at home and abroad are not working. The establishment has had its chance […]


I first set out on creating this blog site in November of 2016. At the time I was starting up my photography business and chose to go with a D-I-Y blog site such as this over a more promotional business website. I made that distinction as I didn't want my photography to become a hard-sell commercial venture. I wanted it to be an organic experience for myself and for anyone that wanted to engage me in doing some photographic work for them. And I don't think that will ever change to be honest. So my blog as you see it today has only marginally changed since late 2016. A few clean ups but that is all. I wanted a space where I could write about my travel experiences in Japan, share my joy of photography, celebrate my home town of Melbourne and everything-in-between. A safe space to document my life after the loss of my wife. A space for larger galleries of my images and a means for people to get in touch with me.
Today I wanted to take a few moments to recognise some milestones that kind of snuck up on me and also to reflect on this site and my connection to it over the past 18 months. I know that this seems like a strange point in time to set as a milestone – but this is not a time based thing. This is about connecting with a broad community of like minded individual, those interested in photography, creativity, travel, managing mental health or those that like what I have to say. I had not really taken a lot of notice of the statistics and analytics that WordPress provide to its users. Sure they were interesting at a casual glance to see the traffic and where it came from. They were numbers and something that I probably would have taken greater notice of in my past corporate life.
Well today I am super duper happy to share the most recent 'numbers' with you – the people who make this kind of achievement possible. My community. Turns out, that since launching this blog, I have attracted over 13,000 visitors and have had a total of 25,000 views on my site. And, to top it off, my visitors came from 120 different countries. I just find that phenomenal and whilst I have no delusions that I am a small fish in a big pond when it comes to bloggers, I still fell pretty bloody proud. Regardless I fell that I am making good momentum against targets that I don't actually have. I am engaging people with my creativity. At least I can make a splash in my own pond.
This blog site gives me a lot of peace and opportunity talk to an imagined audience – which now turns out to be a real audience – and share my journey as a creative individual. My blogging here has also seen me gain some credibility as I am now an author on two other blog sites. One for a mate who is a big Fujifilm user and you can check out his site here. The second is for the Fuji X Aus community. This group is actually a Facebook group for Australian Fujifilm shooters. It is an awesome community filled with highly talented people. This community has been a huge support for me creatively and I have made some incredible friendships from it. They have a new site that I contribute to on a fairly regular basis and you can check them out here.
Looking forward there is nothing overly exciting to announce – certainly no surprise trip to Japan this year. Although I do plan a weekend away back to Launceston in Tasmania to catch up my friends there again. You may recall I was there a few weeks ago and loved the opportunity to grab some shots. Take a look here. At the end of the year I may be heading up to North East Victoria as one of my best mates lives up there and I have been promising for too long to visit. The area is brimming with natural attractions and wine country. I imagine on both of those trips I will capture some worthy content. I am going to keep doing what I love and use this platform to document that.
As for you, dear reader, I wanted to sincerely thank you for your interest, support and motivation that you provide me. Life is full of challenge and I believe that community is the key to successful survival. I know that my own capacity to survive grief relied on such a broad cast of characters. And in the world we live in now, community is becoming a rarer thing to be a part of and hold on to. So we seek community where we can. In a photography group, an online interest group or through sharing our stories. We are not so very different after all. Happy shooting.
Glad to be part of your community mate!
How I deal with my withdrawals from Japan – I drink! Beer!


MONROE — YMCA leaders spent several years planning an expansion of their Monroe operation, and had gotten far enough by 2017 that they borrowed $3.2 million to buy the former warehouse in which they had been leasing space and launched a fundraising drive to install a pool and other new facilities.
But those plans have hit an unexpected roadblock: a conflict over a second road entrance that's needed to handle the additional traffic.
The YMCA of Middletown, which runs the South Orange Family YMCA in Monroe, planned to open that new means of access on Route 17M, using a 120-foot stretch of Gilbert Street that was abandoned decades ago. YMCA leaders say they worked with the village's engineering consultant on that proposal, got approvals from the state Department of Transportation and Orange County Legislature, and thought the Route 17M entrance was all set to go.
That changed after the election of a new mayor and two new trustees last year.
Mayor Neil Dwyer, a former trustee who unseated incumbent Jim Purcell in that election, opposes the idea, arguing it would worsen traffic in a congested area and endanger walkers and bikers on the Heritage Trail, the recreational path that the revived roadway would cross. He said his board doesn't plan to approve reopening that piece of Gilbert Street, which puts the two sides and the expansion plans at an impasse.
Ira Besdanksy, CEO of the YMCA of Middletown, describes the conflict with exasperation, saying he and his board are being forced to revisit traffic and safety concerns they addressed during several years of planning. He said he plans to continue meeting with Dwyer and village trustees to resolve the issue, but faces a quandary if no resolution can be reached. The bank loan used to buy the building was contingent on the YMCA taking in more revenue as a result of the expansion, he points out.
"It puts me in a pickle, doesn't it?" he said.
Dwyer counters that Route 17M is already rife with business entrances near the Gilbert Street intersection, and is poised to get more traffic with the 181-home Smith Farm project under construction nearby. He said he supports the YMCA and wants to keep it in the village, but also worries that adding another road opening could be dangerous at a juncture that is already prone to accidents.
"I'm trying to do the right thing, but I've got a job to do as the mayor of the Village of Monroe," he said.
The YMCA, which has about 7,100 members, opened eight years ago after a $2 million renovation, operating in 24,000 square feet of leased space. The expansion would add 20,000 square feet that would hold a four-lane pool, a gym, a multipurpose room, a family locker room and additions to the existing men's and women's locker rooms.
The quest for a second entrance stems from a condition in the Village Planning Board's approval of the original project, which required the YMCA to find another path to the site if it wanted to expand. The current entrance is on Gilbert Street Extension, a side road near the clogged intersection where Route 208 enters the Village of Monroe.
Creating an entrance through adjacent land owned by the Town of Monroe was explored as an alternative to Route 17M, but that doesn't seem to be a viable option.
Dwyer said another option may emerge from a new commercial development proposal on Route 208, although Besdansky views that as a far-fetched prospect that would take too long to explore. He still hopes to win over the Village Board on the original plan.
"I'm not going to give up until we exhaust everything that we can," Besdansky said.


Jeanine Ibrahim is an investigative producer for CNBC, writing articles for the web and working on primetime programming. Previously, she was a television producer for CBS News at The Early Show; prior to that, a documentary producer for series such as CNBC's "American Greed" and A&E's "Cold Case Files. Her early roots included stops as a reporter at a Chicago-area newspaper and at The Associated Press as a writer and broadcast editor.
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Travis Scott (born April 30, 1992 as Jacques Berman Webster II in Houston, Texas), formerly stylized Travi$ Scott, also known as La Flame and Cactus Jack, is an American rapper, singer and music producer.
Jacques Webster grew up in Houston, Texas and began releasing music in his youth. He released his first EP in 2009 with a friend under the name Graduates. A little later, together with OG Chess, he released two albums under the name Classmates, which he produced himself. With the departure from college, these student connections were also ended and Webster, who gave himself the stage name Travis Scott, went to Los Angeles to make a breakthrough as a solo musician.
He met T.I. and Kanye West, who both have their own labels, and was featured on releases by other label members such as Jay-Z and Meek Mill. He also benefited from his experience as a producer, working with Rihanna (Bitch Better Have My Money), Drake and Big Sean, among others. He completed his first own mixtape Owl Pharaoh in 2012. After legal issues were resolved, it was released a year later and was nominated for the Best Mixtape of the Year award at the BET Hip Hop Awards. The song Upper Echelon featuring 2 Chainz was released as a single and earned Scott his first placement on the rap charts.
A second mixtape Days Before Rodeo followed as a precursor to his debut album Rodeo, which Scott completed in 2014. Again the release was delayed, first appearing singles with Big Sean, Rich Homie Quan and others and followed by a US tour with Young Thug and Metro Boomin' in spring 2015. In June, the advance single 3500 was released with Future and 2 Chainz as guest musicians. This saw Scott enter the US singles chart for the first time. Then on September 4, the album was released and entered the U.S. rap charts at #1 and the official album charts at #3. Rodeo was also released internationally and entered the album charts in numerous countries. At the same time, the single Antidote was released, which made it to the top 20 on the US charts and went platinum.
A series of further collaborations followed, for example with Justin Bieber, Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa, which also made it into the charts. In early September 2016, a year after the release of the debut album, the second album Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight was released.
Travis Scott has been designing sneakers in collaboration with Nike since 2017.
On February 1, 2018, he and his partner Kylie Jenner became parents to a daughter. On August 3, 2018, Scott released his third studio album Astroworld.
In late August 2019, Netflix released a documentary titled Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly about his career and career as an artist.
In 2020, Travis Scott started a cooperation with the game developer Epic Games and the player was offered the opportunity to choose the Travis Scott costume as an outfit in Fortnite. Furthermore, he performed a concert in the game world at the end of April 2020.
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Alex Jones on Florida high school shooting: It may be a false flag, and Democrats are suspects
Published 02/14/18 7:23 PM EST
From the February 14 edition of Genesis Communications Network's The Alex Jones Show:
ALEX JONES (HOST): The Democrats have been caught in false flags before. I'm not saying this is a false flag but they've been talking about massacres and things if people don't leave them alone, and release the memo. So, if there are massacres and they keep threatening massacres, that makes them suspects when they've been threatening massacres. And who what mentally-ill person they've wound up or what's happening or was this gang related. We don't know. The media will say that I said it's a false flag and the Democrats did it. I did not say that. We're simply questioning the long history that these folks have.
Alex Jones gushes over Fox: "Think about where we'd be if it wasn't for Fox News"
Alex Jones blamed the Finsbury Park attack on Muslims. It was actually inspired by one of his regular guests.
Alex Jones says Nunes memo reveals how Trump "played dumb" to set top FBI officials up to perjure themselves
Defending Steven Crowder, Alex Jones calls Ben Shapiro "Judas Iscariot," and claims the Daily Wire is "controlled opposition" and "worse than the Democrats"
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After attacks in Brazil, far-right American pundits are repeating the insurrection playbook
American far-right media embrace conspiracy theories about January 8 attacks on Brazil's federal buildings


hannayujin is a modern women's capsule collection founded by sisters Hanna and Yujin Park, Los Angeles based Korean-American designers. Together they created a line highlighting traditional feminine Korean silhouettes known as the 'hanbok'. Each piece of the hanbok is instrumental and serves a purpose in comfort and creating the complete ensemble. The powerful-feminine identity is illuminated in the clean lines and fine details, making this garment timeless beauty.
The vision of hannayujin is to create the modern hanbok, a collection of staples to bring out the original beauty of woman. Piece by piece, layer by layer each design is supplemental to the other in creating your effortlessly classic look. Use of fine and sustainable materials such as linen, silk, cupro and cotton for lasting wearability and comfort. hannayujin designs are handmade and thoughtfully crafted in smaller quantities to ensure quality from dyeing to cut/sew processes.
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Q: "hello world" crashes eclipse debug mode Eclipse works fine in run mode, but it crashes in debug mode, no matter what. Everything was fine a minute ago and I didn't make any updates or so prior to the occurrence of this error.
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A: Problem got fixed by updating eclipse, JDK, and JRE.


The future book odds have come in from our friends at Wynn Las Vegas. Here is the current list of newly turned sophomore runners whose connections are aspiring for a Run at the Roses.
This year's Derby is Saturday, May 6, 2017.
Horse Racing and the Lottery – What's the Better Bet?
Anthony Kelzenberg has been a "Weekend Warrior," since Alysheba won the Kentucky Derby in 1986. His favorite horses are Sunday Silence (old school) and the current Australian undefeated super mare Black Caviar. He is an occasional blogger at "The Flat Bet Prophet," has lead several successful superexotic wagering syndicates and likes to think he has a good eye for a race horse. He has been a featured guest on Derek Simon's Twinspires.com radio show and can be contacted through Facebook.
Wynn Las Vegas and popular racebook manager Johnny Avello have provided updated 2012 Kentucky Derby future book odds.


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Dominican model Arlenis Sosa breaks away for a little spa time in Net-A-Porter's Porter Magazine #12 Winter Escape 2015. The issue, which debuted its 100 Incredible Women list is available now on newsstands.
Lensed by Chris Colls in Jumby Bay, Antigua for a spa guide titled "The Peacemakers," Arlenis is styled by Morgan Pilcher, with hair by Peter Gray and makeup by Lisa Houghton. See more from the gorgeous shoot below.


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Tongaat Hulett focuses on meeting local sugar demand
Zimbabwe's largest sugar producer, Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe, says it is focusing on meeting growing local demand, and will only supply regional markets when it has a surplus.
The company has been exporting sugar to regional markets, especially into Kenya.
Although the move was helping the company generate foreign currency to help sustain local operations which remain vulnerable to the volatile environment, it starved the local market.
However, Kenya has imposed import restrictions on the commodity.
The sugar producer said it is prepared to serve the growing local demand. It will only export surplus sugar.
"Marketing focus is on maximising local market requirements with residual stocks being allocated to regional and international premium markets to generate additional foreign currency for the company and the nation," the company said.
"In the medium to long-term, the company is considering various diversification initiatives in order to increase the contribution of its non-sugar business."
Production figures for Tongaat Hulett went down 4% to 204 384 tonnes in the 12 months to March 31, 2021 from 212 004 tonnes reported in the prior comparative period. However, the company's share of the industry sugar sales went up 2% to 50% from 48% in 2020.
The revenue went up 34% in the reviewed period to ZWL$16.8bn from ZWL$12.5bn.
Profit for the year went 58% down to ZWL$1.1bn from ZWL$2.6bn.
The company's overall cane deliveries from the company's plantations (miller-cum-planter) and private farmers were impacted by irrigation power challenges and the dry spell experienced during the 2019/20 peak growing period of October 2019 to March 2020.
The wet spell in December 2020 interrupted the harvesting programme resulting in a total of 555 hectares for both the company and private farmers being carried over for harvest in the 2021/22 production season.
Sugar production reduced by 4% on the back of lower than expected mill efficiencies and inclement weather conditions (incessant rains) which impacted cane quality while the drop in cane from traditional industry sources was compensated for by cane sourced from a third party.
Steps were taken during the January to April 2021 off-crop period to overhaul the mill to ensure improved performance in the 2021/22 production year, whilst solar projects to augment electricity supply at critical water pumping installations are under consideration.
The board declared and paid an interim dividend of ZWL$1.21 per share during the year ended 31 March 2021 due to the company's positive development.
The government has since assured the company that it will be granted security of tenure by way of a 99-year lease on Tongaat Hulett's Hippo Valley North (23 979 hectares), whilst maintaining freehold title on Hippo Valley South (16 433 hectares).
Provisionally, an institutional offer letter was issued by the government, whilst the requisite physical planning and administrative processes are nearing completion, paving way for the issuance of the 99-year lease.
The company has also had its sugar milling license renewed for another twenty-year period ending December 2040.
These positive actions from the government provide further confidence and stability to the operations.
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Chris Bourg is the Director of Libraries at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she also has oversight of the MIT Press. She is also the founding director of the Center for Research on Equitable and Open Scholarship (CREOS). Prior to assuming her role at MIT, Chris worked for 12 years in the Stanford University Libraries. Before Stanford, she spent 10 years as an active-duty U.S. Army officer, including three years on the faculty at the United States Military Academy at West Point. She received her BA from Duke University, her MA from the University of Maryland, and her MA and Ph.D. in sociology from Stanford.
Chris has extensive experience promoting equitable and open scholarship and is an advocate for the role of libraries in promoting social justice and democracy. Chris co-chaired the MIT Ad Hoc Task Force on the Future of Libraries and the MIT Ad Hoc Task Force on Open Access to MIT's Research, and is a member of the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine Roundtable on Aligning Incentives for Open Science, as well as the Higher Education Leadership Initiative for Open Scholarship.
Chris is a member of several advisory boards and steering committees, including: SocArXiv Steering Committee; Harvard Board of Overseers Committee to Visit the University Library; External Advisory Board of the Stanford Data Science Institute's Center for Open and Reproducible Science (DSI-CORES); Cambia Board of Directors; and SPARC Steering Committee.
Executive Assistant to the Director: Shannon Hunt
See also: MIT Libraries Senior Leadership Organizational Chart (pdf)


Is there still a place for the 'dumbphone'?
Perhaps due to the hipster phenomenon, a growing market has developed in recent years for seemingly outdated media. Many young people prefer the warmth and charm of vinyl to the convenience of MP3, while others favour the physical excitement of Polaroid cameras and physical photographs over the idea of computer files.
According to data recently published by Kantar, a research, data and insight consultancy, the most popular smartphone in the UK this year is the iPhone SE.
It has recently been announced, that for the first time in history, demand for smartphones has fallen.


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Le Prix Maurice de Nieuil est une course de niveau groupe II ayant lieu annuellement sur l'hippodrome de Longchamp en juin. L'épreuve est disputée sur une distance de 2800 mètres et est ouverte aux chevaux de quatre ans et plus.

Histoire
La course existe depuis 1920 et a d'abord été appelée Prix des maréchaux. En 1949, la course prend le nom de Maurice de Nieuil, ancien président de la Société d'encouragement.

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